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This episode is very different from the other seven — and not just because the title references a girl and not a woman. Fivel Stewart stars as a girl raised in the American West whose father is killed over a debt. Orphaned, she vows revenge. She's helped by her religious school friend played by Kara Hayward, who urges her to not murder the man responsible (Alfred Molina).
This episode feels out of place with the others because it's set in such a different time period. But Stewart and Hayward are sweet together and bring humor to the strange episode. It's the only episode that feels like it has LGBTQ+ themes, but it never actually makes the jump from subtext to canon, which is disappointing.