Apocalypse Then

Sarah Paulson acquired the portrait of Myrtle Snow (Frances Conroy) from the set immediately after filming concluded. Paulson took the painting directly from the wall, placed it in her vehicle, and later displayed it in her private residence. The actress confirmed the acquisition via social media, citing her deep admiration for Conroy and the character's role as the guiding light for Cordelia Goode.

Before Myrtle kills Jeff and Mutt, she demands that they include Coco's family on the flight to the Cooperative sanctuary and reprogram Ms. Mead to forget her identity as an android. Although both men are killed before they can access their computers or issue commands, these specific changes are already implemented when the time-line reaches the events at Outpost 3.