Trey MacDougal is an attractive WASP, a charming gentleman with a pedigree as fine as Charlotte's, apparently an ideal catch even by her extremely picky standards, and the one she finally marries. His family is as Scottish as the name, even richer then the Yorks, and proves a matriarchate: the undisputed head is Trey's mother Bonny, who rules with an iron fist in a velvet glove, smothering in love the manhood of the adult man who seems quite content to remain for life her tenderly beloved boy, even used to ma sitting by his bath and personally nursing him when sick, maternal tasks a mere wife can't be trusted with to perform to perfection. Just when Charlotte managed to conquer a bit of space exclusively for their marriage, it runs on the rocks of his persistent, pathological inability to perform in the marital bed, which however proves psychosomatic, despite perfect plumbing, but still a hurdle the couple can't take together, so they divorce, and again it's Bonny who sets the ex into her place, outside, while Trey himself now proves physically more compatible.