Orange Is the New Black: Here's Where Each Inmate Ends Up in Season 6

"Where is Alex?" is one of season six's biggest initial mysterious. Piper is on a mission to find her after being separated during the raid on the prison riots. Alex later makes her grand appearance in Max with her arm in a sling following a stunt in the medical ward.

Determined to keep her record clean, Alex spends her time studying and focusing on her relationship with Piper — that is until trouble comes knocking on her door in the form of C Block drug associate Madison (aka Badison).

After making it clear to Badison and her crew leader, Carol, that she wants no part of their drug business, Alex's love for Piper draws her back in. Only five months before Piper's release, Badison threatens to give Piper more time by dirtying up her record. In an attempt to save her, Alex agrees to work for Carol and finds herself reluctantly participating in a planned brawl among the blocks on the kickball field.

In the season's finale, she elicits the help of Lorna and Nicky for a secret wedding to Piper, vowing to keep their love alive, if after Piper leaves Litchfield.

Suzanne begins having hallucinations after falling off her medication schedule. She is also conflicted when having to testify about what happened during the riots. Does she say what she actually witnessed and testify against the CERT officers for shooting Piscatella? Or does she stick to the story Cindy gave her, that they were in the closet hiding the whole time?

She sticks to Cindy's story and ends up being placed in Block B with Frieda. After discovering someone may be trying to kill Frieda, Suzanne goes on a mission to protect her at all costs.

Nicky is met with the threat of multiple drug charges filed by MCC. Her dad steps in to help her out with an immunity deal, but only if she pins the riots on Red. Red shuns Nicky, but ultimately forgives her.

Nicky continues to seek atonement and protect Red, who has become pretty close with Carol. She finds herself conflicted between her original prison family and the new one she's been appointed to in Block D.

After trying to protect Red in an attempted attack on Carol's crew by Barb, Nicky's loyalty is questioned. She later convinces Lorna to join her and bow out of the battle between the two blocks.

Pennsatucky is on the run after breaking out of prison, hiding in Coates's trunk. After their plans go awry and her mug shot becomes plastered all over town, Doggett decides to turn herself in.

Joining the women in Max, Pennsatucky is assigned to the B Block with Frieda and Suzanne. She works with Suzanne to guard Frieda.

New addition Daddy works as right-hand man to Barb, the drug-ring leader of the D Block. Though it's unclear exactly what gender Daddy identifies as, most of the ladies often refer to her as "he" and "she" interchangeably.

Daddy forms a crush on Daya and offers some Oxycontin to deal with the pain after being beaten by the guards. Daddy's put in a tough situation when Daya ends up finishing her stash, leaving her without any drugs to provide Barb. All is soon forgiven when the two catch feelings for each other, and their relationship deepens.

Daya finds herself in Max, constantly taking a beating from the COs after taking a plea deal for shooting a guard during the riots. She finds a new admirer who offers her some painkillers to cope with the pain: Daddy.

After finding and taking all of Daddy's hidden stash, Daya elicits the help of her mom to smuggle some drugs in. In the process, Daya joins Barb's crew in the D Block and ultimately becomes addicted to Oxy. This is one storyline we're likely to see a lot more of in the future!

Family is everything to Red . . . until they cross her. During questioning, Chapman, Nicky, and Frieda provide damaging testimony against her as a ringleader in the kidnapping of the guards. Red cuts them off and vows to never help them again. Nicky and Chapman end up apologizing, but the most damning testimony comes from Frieda, who is hiding in Block B.

Red leans on her own family, calling her son, begging him to come visit. She learns her husband has moved on with another woman and her children want little to do with her. She ends up befriending Carol, bonding over their hatred for Frieda. The two plot to seek their revenge, until Carol focuses her attention on a new enemy: Barb.

Red's son surprises her with a visit from her grandkids. On her way to visitation, she crosses Frieda in the hallway and attacks her, missing her family visit and her chance to meet her grandchildren for the first time.

Freedom for Frieda? The other girls don't seem to think so! Frieda kicks off the season with a failed suicide attempt. She then turns on Red by providing damaging testimony against her. We come to find that this isn't the first time she's turned her back on a friend.

In flashbacks, we see that Frieda once worked for Carol, selling drugs back in the day. She ends up stealing Carol's stash and turning her in, and her sister Barb, in exchange for a deal to be moved up the hill, out of Max.

Now, back in Max, Frieda fears some old friends may be seeking revenge. She betrays Red in exchange for a deal to be moved to the B Block, aka Florida. Florida is full of pink uniforms, elderly ladies, and special-case women. It's basically an old folks home with very little action.

Frieda befriends Suzanne, who opts to help protect her against Carol, Barb, and Red. Despite having multiple enemies out to kill her, Frieda lives on in her pink jumpsuit, eating oatmeal cream pies.

Baby on board! A pregnant Lorna finds herself in the D Block with Daya. Trying to fit in, she joins Daddy and Daya as part of Barb's crew.

Together, they plot to take out Carol's crew during a match of kickball. Lorna agrees to fake labor pains in attempt to distract the guards to allow for Barb's girls to make their move in an all-out brawl.

Just before battle, Lorna helps Nicky and Alex plan a surprise wedding for Piper. Since Piper and Alex are from the C block and Nicky and Lorna in the D, Nicky uses the wedding as a teachable moment. Lorna comes around to see that the beef between the two blocks is unnecessary, lying between Carol and Barb, not them. She and Nicky hide from their crew to avoid participating in the kickball match/blood bath.

The stress of the situation sends Lorna into labor.

Aleida may be free, but Litchfield has its ways of pulling you back in. She begins dating Hopper after a visit to see Daya in Max. In an attempt to get her life back on track and get her kids back, she begins selling Nutri Herbal — herbal supplements and shakes.

Daya asks for her help smuggling in drug and promises it will be profitable enough to get an apartment and get back on her feet. Using bottles of Nutri Herbal protein shakes and manipulating Hopper, Aleida begins to smuggle in product.

Hopper soon finds out he is a drug mule. At first, he's upset that Aleida would use him, but later comes around to helping, but only for three months!

Aleida discovers that Daya has become addicted to the drugs she's been smuggling in and decides to let it go. Instead, she chooses to focus on helping her younger children make better choices, with Hopper by her side.

Mendoza is out for blood. While being questioned about the riots, she and Blanca turn on Ruiz, pinning the blame on her. Despite their bad blood, however, Mendoza finds herself in the C Block, trying to stay out of any drama.

She begins participating in Max's exercise program and later goes on to teach salsa dancing classes to the girls. Her time as a dance instructor is cut short when she's threatened by Badison and her crew for getting too close to Luschek.

Looking for a hobby, she volunteers to help Flaca with her radio show while Cindy is off in court. Just before going on air, Mendoza finds a scoresheet in Luschek's desk. She discovers that the guards are playing a fantasy league with the inmates, encouraging them to fight with one another. She's sent to the SHU after threatening to expose the guards.

After being turned on by Mendoza and Blanca, Ruiz is left to take blame for torturing the guards during the riots. She's left all on her own with no allies in the D Block.

Feeling isolated, an inmate tries to drown Ruiz, which lands her in the psych ward for an attempted suicide. She ends up joining a prison prayer group, only to find out it was one of their members that tried to drown her in a toilet.

In an attempt to turn around her circumstance, she warns the guards about the brawl that's set to go down on the kickball field, attempting to stop it. Ultimately, the brawl fails to take off, as the girls find peace in their outdoor freedom.

Black Cindy is met with a major decision when it comes down to facing charges as the leader of the riots or turning on her girl, Taystee. Ultimately, she thinks of the daughter she left behind and betrays her friend. Ridden with guilt for lying under oath and making Taystee the scapegoat, Cindy develops an ulcer.

To keep herself distracted, she adopts the stage name Tova and joins Flaca as host of the prison radio show, "Flava." Together, they provide funny commentary on prison happenings and offer up some sweet sass to fellow inmates that write in to the show. They're basically prison Howard Sterns.

Cindy later has to face the truth when she's forced to appear in court and testify before Taystee, fracturing their relationship, possibly for good.

Madison is Piper's new roommate in the C Block at Max. Going by her self-appointed title, Badison, she works as right-hand man to the C Block drug lord, Carol.

Badison starts off quite friendly with the new girls (whom she and her crew call the "cookies"). However, no good deed from Badison comes without some form of future favor. After helping Red, Alex, and Piper, she later comes knocking to collect payment.

New beef unfolds on the kickball court after Piper stands up to her in front of her crew. Embarrassed and out for blood, Madison vows to take down Piper, even making a deal with a CO to add false reports to her record. She is nearly successful until Carol comes to put her in her place and has her focus on rallying their troops for battle.

Badison leads the charge for Carol in the war between the C Block and D Block, ending up being the last loyal solider standing.

This sibling rivalry goes a little too deep. Barbara and Carol are the leaders of the D and C Blocks. We learn that they end up in Max after plotting and successfully executing the murder of their younger sister.

The friction between the two sisters stemmed from a story from when they were teenagers. They each claimed to have ownership over the story, and a feud ensued. Now the feud between the two blocks is still alive and well.

With the guards playing a round of fantasy league among the inmates, one guard brings Carol and Barb to face one another, in hopes of starting a fight between the two alphas. The plan fails and sends the two crews out for blood. Both plot a war to be held on the kickball field, creating a distraction to give them an opportunity to sneak into the B Block and kill Frieda for betraying them years ago.

Their war fails to launch, and their distrust for one another forces a deadly fight between the two sisters. Both take their final breaths on the hallway floor, Barb bleeding out from her wounds and Carol with a screwdriver to the back.

Piper is on a mission to find Alex after she goes missing. Though Piper believed she was dead, Alex appears fresh out of medical with a broken arm. Badison works her magic and helps the two become cell neighbors in the C Block.

Piper's next mission is to boost outdoor activity in Max. She creates a petition to have kickball allowed for the inmates and succeeds in creating the program. After successfully rallying teams in each block, she becomes the elected captain. Her new role causes her to bump heads with Badison, who then begins messing with Piper. Gum to the hair and drugs in the shoes aren't a good look for Piper, who's five months away from being released, so she tries getting help from the higher-ups.

Piper takes the drugs to Hopper, seeking his protection. After she agrees to give him inside information on where the drugs are coming from, he agrees to help her against Badison. Protecting himself as a drug smuggler, he put Chapman on the early-release list to get her out of Litchfield as soon as possible.

Before leaving, Piper marries Alex in a surprise wedding. "I vow to wait for you," she promises Alex before kissing her farewell. On her way out, she overhears the other girls playing kickball and being productive. She leaves with some peace in her heart knowing she accomplished something greater than herself, making prison just a little more bearable.

"What are you going to do now?" her brother asks. Who knows? Maybe she'll write a book about her experience in Litchfield. She hinted at it, after all.

Taystee is out for justice! After losing Poussey, she decides to go up against MCC and fight the charges against her. She builds a community of fans from around the country, getting the Black Lives Matter supporters behind her. They help with legal counsel to fight her case. Even Caputo works to help her plead her innocence and prove she was framed by the CERT officers.

She encounters an old friend in Max who helps her get her case heard by the press. She loses fans on the inside after bashing the guards in an interview about how the girls are treated in Litchfield.

During the trial, she learns that it was Black Cindy that testified as a witness against her, despite being by her side throughout the whole trial. Ultimately, Taystee loses the trial and is found guilty of shooting Piscatella.