Frankie: [v.o.] It was the dawn of a new day. Brick had conquered his fear of kicking a ball and was never able to do it again.
Frankie: I made lunch.
Frankie: [v.o.] I'd faced my fears too. And like Captain Ahab, I had slain my... I never finished that book either. I should ask Brick how it ends. But the point is, I won. And it kind of made me the hero of my neighborhood.
Man: Hey, Frankie.
Mike: You're packing a lot of crazy for such a tiny little woman.
Frankie: [v.o.] But more importantly, a hero in the eyes of my own family. It was finally over. Finally, there was peace.
[As the Hecks go back inside, the camera pans up to their roof]
Derrick Glossner: How long we gotta stay up here?
Rodney Glossner: Till Mama comes back with the dog poop and cherry bombs.