Episode 7, "Dreams Never Remembered," opens with an extended dream sequence where Pryce imagines the life he could have had with his son Jett, showing Jett at various stages of childhood and adolescence. This sequence reveals Pryce's deep grief and the pain of the loss he and his wife Amber-Linn have endured. Pryce's imagined interactions with Jett, including asking him to stay home instead of going out, highlight his emotional struggle and the life he never got to live with his son.

The conflict between Pryce and Santi arises after a blowup related to Santi's feelings of being misunderstood and reduced to just a golfer. Santi is upset because he feels that everyone, including Pryce and Zero, only sees him as a golfer and not as a person. This tension is part of the emotional struggles explored in the episode, leading to a significant confrontation between the characters.

In episode 7, Mitts drives Zero to a bus station for their departure. Their goodbye is emotional, with Zero expressing sadness over Santi's harsh words about their gender identity and the pain caused by their intimate relationship with Santi. Mitts advises Zero to be emotionally resilient and not take everything to heart, acknowledging that sometimes people hurt others unintentionally. Mitts also gives Zero money for food and hugs them goodbye, marking a poignant farewell.

Elena tells Santi that despite the money and deal with Pryce, she believes Zero genuinely liked Santi. She also shares that Santi's father had emotional issues but loved his son. This conversation makes Santi more emotional, as he reveals that his father left him because he refused to play in a golf tournament, contributing to Santi's feelings of abandonment and being misunderstood.

The dream sequence at the start of episode 7 serves as a deep dive into Pryce's inner world, showing the 'what-ifs' and 'what-might-have-beens' that haunt him. It effectively conveys the magnitude of his grief and loss without overt emotional manipulation. This sequence reveals Pryce as the character who has suffered the greatest loss but is still the one holding the group together, providing crucial context for his motivations and emotional state throughout the series.