- Gaffar and Gammar Andrews are in the house. They're eager to see their beloved children.
- Mr. Andrews has no clue that Fanny is his daughter.
- Mrs. Andrews confirms the story's true. Sounds like someone's got some explaining to do.
- Explanation: actually, Fanny was born when Mr. Andrews was away with the army in Gibraltar.
- Everything happened exactly like the peddler said: Fanny was kidnapped by gypsies.
- There's one little extra detail: they left Joseph in her place.
- Celebrate! Joseph and Fanny aren't brother and sister, after all.
- The peddler wants to check out Joseph's birthmark. He just has a hunch, he says.
- Just like the peddler thinks, Joseph's birthmark looks exactly like a strawberry.
- Shmoopers, it's time to jog your memories: that strawberry-shaped birthmark means Joseph is the son of Mr. Wilson.
- Speak of the devil: Mr. Wilson randomly shows up and greets his long-lost son.
- Lady Booby is the only one who can't celebrate; she's too mad that she's been foiled.
- It's time for some more travel. This time, it'll be speedy: the group heads on over to Mr. Booby's country house.
- There, Joseph and Fanny finally tie the knot.
- Mr. Booby is throwing money around like it's nothing. He gives Fanny and Joseph enough to buy a house, and then he takes care of Adams for life.
- Oh, yeah, and Lady Booby? She finds herself a nice, juicy captain to distract her from missing Joseph.