It's a beautiful morning in the Sunset Canyon Retirement Home. Albert Loud, Lincoln's grandfather and predecessor as El Zorro woke up to see that it's the anniversary of his wife's death. Tessa Alvarado also known as the Queen Of Swords.
So he went to his closet to get some old stuff that belonged to his late wife. An old picture and her rapier, Albert called Rita to come right away because he has something to show her.
Rita arrive at the Sunset Canyon Retirement Home in thirty minutes and went to her father's room.
Rita: Hi dad, I'm came as fast as I could, what do you want to show me
Pop-Pop: Today is the anniversary of your mother's death and I wanted to show this
In that moment, Albert/Pop-Pop showed an old picture of his late wife to his daughter.
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Pop-Pop: This was you mother back when I was still El Zorro
Rita: My mother?
Pop-Pop: Yes, her was Tessa Alvarado also known as the Queen Of Swords *chuckles* when we first met, we were so in love, we became partners and then we were married and this sword belonged to her
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Rita: I can't believe this, this sword really belonged to my mother?
Pop-Pop: That's right
Albert and Rita went back to the Loud house and called the rest of the family return as quick as they can.
Lucy: Hey mom, we're home
Lincoln: What happened?
Lori: Did something bad happened?
Rita: No, your grandfather and I wanted to show all of you something, this picture is a picture of my mother and your grandmother, Tessa Alvarado also known as the Queen Of Swords
Lola: *Shocked* What?! I thought I was the only Queen Of Swords
Lincoln: Lola don't be rude
Lola: Sorry
Rita: I'm going to put her picture and her rapier on top of the chimney like a shrine to honor her
And so in that moment, Rita did what she said and put the picture and rapier of her mother on top of the chimney to honor her.
