Strandvaskeren
Amanda and Count Ditmar come to an agreement on how to handle their pro forma marriage, but neither Ditmar's mother nor Max quite agree with their plan. When she is led to believe that Mrs Fjeldsø is sick, Miss Vetterstrøm returns to the hotel from Copenhagen and the two sisters finally talk it all out over a bottle of liqueur. Weyse is suddenly called in for a meeting at the theatre in Copenhagen, where they have received an anonymous letter which threatens the actor's career. Fie's father moves into the little smallholding where Morten used to live - this stirs old emotions within Fie, but the discovery of a naked man on the beach soon takes her mind off of it.
Amanda og Ditmar er blevet enige om, hvordan de skal håndtere deres proformaægteskab, men hverken Ditmars mor eller Max er helt med på den plan.
Frøken Vetterstrøm vender tilbage fra København, da hun fejlagtigt tror, at fru Fjeldsø er syg. De to søstre får endelig talt ud godt hjulpet af en flaske likør.
Weyse kaldes pludselig til møde på teatret, der har modtaget et anonymt brev, der truer den gode skuespillers karriere.
Og så flytter Fies far ind i det lille husmandssted, hvor Morten har boet. Det vækker gamle følelser hos Fie, men fundet af en nøgen mand på stranden får hende snart på andre tanker.
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