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<i>Previously on</i>
How To Get Away With Murder...

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We're planning
your joint bachelor party!

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My mom is coming on Friday.

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I invited your mom, too.

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The jury finds Nathaniel Calvin Lahey

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not guilty by reason of insanity.

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The judge is gonna place you
in a mental facility.

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ANNALISE: <i>I respect Governor Birkhead.</i>

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<i>I'm just one little defense attorney</i>

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<i>that keeps beating her in court.</i>

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- Bring her in.
- We're gonna talk to Annalise.

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About Gabriel? Who the hell is he?

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- Where the hell are you?
- Outside Julie's.

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- Hey.
- Oliver.

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Mom?

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♪ Whoa ♪

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♪ Whoa ♪

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♪ Three, four, four ♪

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♪ Gonna play your drum ♪
♪ Gonna play your drum ♪

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♪

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[CELLPHONE CHIMES]

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[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS]

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♪

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[DOOR CREAKS]

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♪

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Is this about Dad being dead?

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'Cause I already know that.

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No.

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Mom finally die?

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I need you to sit.

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Are you gonna throw me some money?

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'Cause those are the only excuses

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for you showing up out of nowhere

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after a freakin' decade.

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Mommy?

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Skyler, what are you doing up?

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You woke me.

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Who's that?

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That's my sister, Bonnie.

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She's your aunt.

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- Who's the father?
- Some deadbeat.

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He left before she gave birth.
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Did you tell Bonnie?

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What's wrong with you?

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I didn't wanna give her
more reason to go there.

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She's gonna see that little girl
and never want to leave her.

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She's got her boyfriend. She'll be okay.

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I need to stay here.

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- Why?
- She has a little girl.

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I had no idea.

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So I couldn't talk to her yet.

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ANNALISE: And you think
that man can handle this?

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- She loves the guy.
- She doesn't know him.

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You have to go there
and make sure Bonnie's okay.

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Julie's clean now.
Maybe the kid's a good sign.

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The thought of Julie having a kid

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is the scariest thing I've ever heard.

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That doesn't mean Bonnie
can't handle this on her own.

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Bonnie isn't Bonnie
when she's around her sister.

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I've seen it.

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She turns back into
that abused little girl

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desperate to save everyone but herself.

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I don't feel good about this.

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Listen...

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...I love you,

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and I love that you came,

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but now I can handle this.

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synced and corrected by susinz
*www.addic7ed.com*

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Okay, we know it's not conventional,

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but it's affordable.

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And we can kill two birds
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Yeah, the ceremony and reception.

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It's cool, right?

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Oh! [GIGGLES]

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Oh, honey, I'm just
so happy for you two.

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Never in my life did I believe
this day would come.

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Why? 'Cause I'm such a disaster?

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No, 'cause I thought there was never
a man who could lock you down.

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- Mm.
- [CHUCKLES] Bravo, Oliver.

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[CHUCKLES]

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Mom, what do you think?

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You really want to know?

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It'll look better once we decorate.

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Yeah, just a picture...
a photo booth over there

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and, you know, flowers.

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And it's cheap, which is good,

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considering our bank accounts right now.

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I have some savings.

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Mom, no. We've...

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I get to spend my money on what I want.

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That's not really the point...

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Y-You know what, um, Connor?
I actually am with Joanna.

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Why don't we take a look
at some other venues?

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We're all here together. Might be fun.

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Yeah, th-that's a great idea.

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[SIREN WAILING IN DISTANCE]

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Or we could just try
to make this place work,

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you know, 'cause a wedding's
not about a location.

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It's about who we invite,

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and you will both be there, so...

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Whatever you say.

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He's good, but who knew
he was gonna be<i> that</i> good?

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- Oh, and he looks damn good in a suit!
- [CHUCKLES]

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[CELLPHONE RINGING]

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[CELLPHONE BEEPS]

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Hi.
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FRANK: <i>You stalking him right now?</i>

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Of course not.

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Don't lie to me.

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How have you kept this
a secret for this long?

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I do what I got to do to keep us safe.

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<i>Now it's</i> your<i> job since</i>
<i>you had to get all nosey.</i>

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I would do anything to not know this.

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And who do you have to blame for that?

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<i>Just play dumb while I head out of town.</i>

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Where are you going?

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You really want to know?

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- Good point. Never mind.
- Now you're learning.

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Hey. Do you know what we're doing today?

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No. But Annalise isn't here.
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Should we play hooky?

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TEGAN: <i>iCállate y escucha bien!</i>

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Professor Keating has
a professional obligation,

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so I'm your boss for the day.

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Our client Gut Suckers

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is being sued for $100 million
in punitive damages

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for making false claims
about their diet pills.

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The only false claim is to say
these pills actually work.

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I don't care if they work. I care about

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preventing our client
from going bankrupt.

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In these boxes are trial records

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for every lawsuit brought
against a diet pill company.

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Find the best strategy
and bring it to me.
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- I need someone to run point.
- I can do it.

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Ms. Castillo, you're taking lead.

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I want a full report by 5:00 p.m.

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Um...

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Ms. Price.

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[QUIETLY] Uh, Michaela actually has

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a lot more experience in civil cases.

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[QUIETLY] Your family
almost destroyed this firm.

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That's why we have to take
low-rent accounts

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like Gut Suckers.

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It's about time you paid us all back.

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[TELEPHONE RINGS IN DISTANCE]

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[DOOR OPENS]
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Ms. Keating, we meet at last.

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Governor.

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Can I be candid with you?

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I expect nothing less.

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I was pissed when I saw
your last press conference.

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I was screaming at the television.

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My entire staff was hiding from me.

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I don't like to lose.

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Who does?

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And that's why I brought you here today.

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To say that I-I was wrong.

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I want us to work together, Annalise.

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All this time, all you've done
is work against me.

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And look at the outcome...

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public opinion is
on your side, not mine.

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I had to just take a step back

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and do some soul-searching and prayer,

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and I-I came up
with a very simple truth.

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Our state can do better.

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<i>I</i> can do better.

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So, here's my pitch.

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I want you and I to work together

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to create the Pennsylvania
Fair Defense Project.

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As head of the project,
you'd allocate funds

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for public defenders,
create caseload caps.

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Most important...
I want you to draft a bill

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to reduce the prison
population by 50%...

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a law that could be adopted
by every state in the nation

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if we get it right.

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The catch?

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Besides having to work
hand-in-hand with a Republican?

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[CHUCKLES]

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It's great publicity
for your re-election, I agree,

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but I'm doing this work already.

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Yeah, but not with the power
of this office behind you.

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I just signed a contract
with Caplan & Gold.

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I can get you out of that.

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Mm.

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And don't worry about your law clinic.

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We want you to hire your students

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to work on this project.
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Now, I'll need your decision
within two days,

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and until then, this stays confidential.

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[CELLPHONE VIBRATING]

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[DOOR OPENS, CREAKS]

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[DOOR CLOSES, VIBRATING CONTINUES]

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JULIE: I picked up some food on the
way home from Skyler's school.

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Thought about buying booze

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to finally get you
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but can't be risking my sobriety,

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even for you.

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You said he was dead.

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Y-You...

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lost all that blood.

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Mom and Dad were freaking out,
I was alone with the baby,

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and I-I did what we talked about.

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I left him at the hospital.

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You're taking him
from the hospital here.

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Dad...

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beat it out of me.

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Told some nurse I was the mother,

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and they let me take him.

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But... when we got home...

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...Dad drove him somewhere.

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Mom said he sold him.
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To who?

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I don't know.

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They just said... [SNIFFLES]

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they'd kill me if I ever told you.

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I just never wanted you
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That's all this was...

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making sure you never had to worry.

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I swear, Bonnie.

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[SOBBING]

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Don't tell me you believe
a word of that story.

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I never said I believed her.

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So, why are you still there?
For the little girl?
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I came all the way out here.

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I'm not leaving until I know more.

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That's what Julie wants!

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She'll say whatever she needs
to suck you back in.

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You said that you would support me

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no matter what I wanted.

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<i>Well, I want to know more,</i>

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<i>and that's going to take time.</i>

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You know her.

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[HORN HONKS]

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I think you should come home.

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[DOOR CREAKS]

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- [DOOR CLOSES]
- I'll call you later.

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[CLICKS]

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Annalise?

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Where you going?

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N.A.

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Julie.

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All I want to do is get high right now,

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so trust me,
I'm doing what's good for me.

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[ENGINE STARTS, CAR DOOR OPENS]

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I know you're frustrated. I understand.

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They just don't have any rooms
at the hospital yet.

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I'm gonna talk to D.A. Miller

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about getting you moved up the waitlist.

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[SIGHS]

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It's karma.

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Never made things right
with that man's family.

264
00:11:21.214 --> 00:11:23.552
Seeing those photos at the trial...

265
00:11:23.902 --> 00:11:25.248
Ohh. [CLICKS TONGUE]

266
00:11:25.618 --> 00:11:27.193
...things I'd done to him.

267
00:11:29.272 --> 00:11:30.489
[SIGHS]

268
00:11:32.084 --> 00:11:34.240
I need to write that family a letter.

269
00:11:34.561 --> 00:11:36.271
It's been 30 years.

270
00:11:37.259 --> 00:11:38.625
You've done your time.

271
00:11:40.235 --> 00:11:42.269
Just find me somebody to write to.

272
00:11:44.279 --> 00:11:45.670
Please, son.

273
00:11:45.738 --> 00:11:46.951
♪

274
00:12:03.618 --> 00:12:04.850
[DOOR OPENS]

275
00:12:05.004 --> 00:12:06.817
Oh, you... you don't need to hide that.

276
00:12:07.638 --> 00:12:09.627
Yeah, so, uh, I got off
my plane from London

277
00:12:09.662 --> 00:12:11.529
to a message from
an old Hotchkiss classmate

278
00:12:11.564 --> 00:12:13.701
whose wife works for the Governor.

279
00:12:13.811 --> 00:12:15.043
[DOOR CLOSES]

280
00:12:15.068 --> 00:12:18.536
I had no clue why she wanted
to see me until I got there.

281
00:12:18.571 --> 00:12:19.937
So, you turned her down?

282
00:12:21.140 --> 00:12:22.807
What is this about?
Do you want more money?!

283
00:12:22.909 --> 00:12:24.418
Do you enjoy humiliating me?!

284
00:12:24.443 --> 00:12:26.177
- Lower your voice.
- No, you signed a contract,

285
00:12:26.212 --> 00:12:27.473
and I will sue your ass if you leave!

286
00:12:27.498 --> 00:12:29.513
And I'll sue you back for
verbal abuse in the workplace,

287
00:12:29.582 --> 00:12:31.527
and it looks like I have
a few witnesses here, too.

288
00:12:31.818 --> 00:12:33.351
- [CLEARS THROAT]
- You think the board wants to hear

289
00:12:33.419 --> 00:12:35.404
that you've committed more misconduct?

290
00:12:38.291 --> 00:12:40.458
This is the same governor
I've been protecting you from

291
00:12:40.483 --> 00:12:41.630
since we hired you.

292
00:12:41.661 --> 00:12:43.594
I took this job for the sole purpose

293
00:12:43.630 --> 00:12:46.513
to reform the Dumpster fire that
is our public defense system.

294
00:12:46.538 --> 00:12:48.866
And, yes, maybe you've put
your ass on the line for me,

295
00:12:48.935 --> 00:12:50.501
but I am no man's savior.

296
00:12:50.603 --> 00:12:52.103
I've worked too long and too hard

297
00:12:52.138 --> 00:12:54.076
to get an ounce of power in this world,

298
00:12:54.101 --> 00:12:57.099
and your ass sure as hell is not
gonna decide what's right for me.

299
00:12:59.145 --> 00:13:01.654
I'll let you know
when I've made my decision.

300
00:13:01.814 --> 00:13:02.927
♪

301
00:13:08.955 --> 00:13:10.130
[DOOR CLOSES]

302
00:13:10.240 --> 00:13:11.654
[BIRDS CHIRPING, DOG BARKING]

303
00:13:11.771 --> 00:13:13.591
Is it okay if I call you Mom, Mom?

304
00:13:13.660 --> 00:13:15.593
- No.
- Of course, Asher.

305
00:13:15.662 --> 00:13:18.095
Yes, I was already so excited
to add Oliver to the family.

306
00:13:18.120 --> 00:13:20.380
- Why not one more son?
- You hear that, C-dog?

307
00:13:20.405 --> 00:13:22.667
Not only are we BFFs,
but we're brothers now, too.

308
00:13:22.735 --> 00:13:23.801
- Hm.
- You.

309
00:13:23.870 --> 00:13:25.193
- Hey, Connor?
- [GLASSES CLINK]

310
00:13:26.623 --> 00:13:27.805
[SLURPS]

311
00:13:27.907 --> 00:13:29.907
[WHISPERING] Remind me
why we invited him.

312
00:13:29.976 --> 00:13:31.275
Uh, just keep him away from my mother.

313
00:13:31.377 --> 00:13:32.843
She already thinks he's too friendly.

314
00:13:32.879 --> 00:13:34.178
Oh, so I'm not the only one
she hates. Good.

315
00:13:34.247 --> 00:13:35.946
- About that...
- She hates me. Don't lie.

316
00:13:36.015 --> 00:13:37.248
You work with Annalise every day.
317
00:13:37.317 --> 00:13:38.849
You can easily handle my mother.

318
00:13:40.826 --> 00:13:42.620
Hey, Mom, Connor's never
had lumpia before.

319
00:13:42.655 --> 00:13:43.954
Maybe you can show him how it's made.

320
00:13:43.979 --> 00:13:45.500
There won't be any lumpia

321
00:13:45.525 --> 00:13:47.137
unless someone makes this stove work.

322
00:13:47.162 --> 00:13:48.659
Oh, yeah, there's a little trick to it.

323
00:13:48.728 --> 00:13:49.960
[CLICKING]

324
00:13:49.996 --> 00:13:52.630
I know you had to move here
to save money for the wedding,

325
00:13:52.699 --> 00:13:54.231
but you want to know another solution?

326
00:13:54.334 --> 00:13:55.919
Get married in a church. They're cheap.

327
00:13:55.944 --> 00:13:57.702
Mom, we have already talked about this.

328
00:13:57.804 --> 00:13:59.303
- You think God hates you.
- I know.

329
00:13:59.328 --> 00:14:00.838
That is not what I said.

330
00:14:00.907 --> 00:14:02.073
Why not ask your father for money?
331
00:14:02.141 --> 00:14:04.115
- [SIGHING] Oh, God.
- Oliver told me he's rich.

332
00:14:04.662 --> 00:14:06.966
- He and I aren't that close anymore.
- Hm.

333
00:14:08.138 --> 00:14:10.614
Of course you can come to the
bachelor party. The more the merrier!

334
00:14:10.639 --> 00:14:11.826
- Oh, God, no.
- Asher.

335
00:14:11.851 --> 00:14:13.784
Don't be mad at Asher.
I forced him to tell me.

336
00:14:13.886 --> 00:14:15.686
What mom goes to
their son's bachelor party?

337
00:14:15.755 --> 00:14:17.318
The cool moms, that's who.

338
00:14:17.343 --> 00:14:19.011
Joanna and I are gonna be
on our best behavior,

339
00:14:19.036 --> 00:14:20.451
isn't that right, Jo-Jo?

340
00:14:22.328 --> 00:14:23.527
Oops.

341
00:14:23.596 --> 00:14:24.865
♪

342
00:14:25.789 --> 00:14:28.319
MALE ANNOUNCER: <i>Stop sucking in
that gut and shrink it instead!</i>

343
00:14:28.344 --> 00:14:30.279
WOMAN:<i> Gut Suckers is the
only weight-loss pill</i>

344
00:14:30.304 --> 00:14:32.936
<i>that actually blocks one-third
of the calories you consume</i>

345
00:14:32.961 --> 00:14:34.227
<i>from being digested.</i>

346
00:14:34.252 --> 00:14:35.718
<i>Go ahead. Enjoy life!</i>

347
00:14:37.686 --> 00:14:40.176
Did you hear that?
Gut Suckers' FDA application

348
00:14:40.201 --> 00:14:43.406
claims that it prevents
one-third of consumed<i> fat,</i>

349
00:14:43.431 --> 00:14:45.586
not calories, from being digested.

350
00:14:45.611 --> 00:14:48.312
That means that it's
the ad agency's fault,

351
00:14:48.337 --> 00:14:49.509
not our client's.

352
00:14:49.524 --> 00:14:51.023
Why is Ms. Castillo wrong?

353
00:14:51.242 --> 00:14:52.559
A corporation assumes liability

354
00:14:52.627 --> 00:14:54.127
for the actions of its subcontractors,

355
00:14:54.196 --> 00:14:56.053
including branding and marketing,

356
00:14:56.078 --> 00:14:57.640
which of course I learned from you.
357
00:14:58.109 --> 00:14:59.966
9:00 a.m. tomorrow, I want 10 more ideas

358
00:14:59.991 --> 00:15:01.167
better than this one.

359
00:15:05.707 --> 00:15:07.106
You couldn't have told me that before?

360
00:15:07.131 --> 00:15:08.141
I just remembered.

361
00:15:08.243 --> 00:15:10.710
Or you'll do anything to impress her

362
00:15:10.735 --> 00:15:12.135
because you're in love with her.

363
00:15:14.646 --> 00:15:15.804
Hey.

364
00:15:16.685 --> 00:15:18.785
So, looks like it's my turn
to scratch your back.

365
00:15:18.854 --> 00:15:20.019
- What?
- You helped me

366
00:15:20.088 --> 00:15:21.688
when I was running point
on Senior's case.

367
00:15:21.790 --> 00:15:23.390
It's only right I return the favor.

368
00:15:23.564 --> 00:15:24.867
I can come by tonight.

369
00:15:25.324 --> 00:15:26.500
I'm good.

370
00:15:27.295 --> 00:15:28.394
[FOOTSTEPS]
371
00:15:30.211 --> 00:15:31.898
MILLER: <i>I should be there with you.</i>

372
00:15:31.967 --> 00:15:33.867
You are. You're talking to me.

373
00:15:33.935 --> 00:15:35.702
Well, then let me find out
if what she said is true.

374
00:15:35.804 --> 00:15:37.370
I can, you know, look into

375
00:15:37.439 --> 00:15:39.239
<i>where your father was around that time,</i>

376
00:15:39.307 --> 00:15:40.632
see who he talked to.

377
00:15:40.657 --> 00:15:43.243
You digging around in
any official capacity

378
00:15:43.345 --> 00:15:45.054
could get her daughter taken away.

379
00:15:45.079 --> 00:15:46.513
<i>Saying things like that</i>

380
00:15:46.581 --> 00:15:48.359
makes me want to come and rescue you.

381
00:15:49.469 --> 00:15:50.901
What's going on?

382
00:15:51.152 --> 00:15:52.218
Bonnie?

383
00:15:53.373 --> 00:15:54.859
Actually, I do need your help.

384
00:15:55.033 --> 00:15:56.218
♪

385
00:15:58.895 --> 00:16:01.961
So, my baby sister's in town.

386
00:16:01.986 --> 00:16:03.285
[CHUCKLES LIGHTLY]

387
00:16:03.367 --> 00:16:04.554
She...

388
00:16:04.976 --> 00:16:07.187
cut me off when I was using a lot.

389
00:16:07.973 --> 00:16:09.779
But she's here now

390
00:16:09.804 --> 00:16:11.664
'cause she found out I've been...

391
00:16:12.431 --> 00:16:14.734
hiding something from her.

392
00:16:15.109 --> 00:16:16.309
She thinks she's the one

393
00:16:16.411 --> 00:16:18.945
that's been protecting me
this whole time,

394
00:16:18.970 --> 00:16:20.937
but really it's the other way around.

395
00:16:21.718 --> 00:16:23.281
And all I've done

396
00:16:24.168 --> 00:16:25.914
is try to protect her,

397
00:16:26.731 --> 00:16:30.093
to the point that I kept secrets

398
00:16:31.310 --> 00:16:33.984
that ate me alive,

399
00:16:34.009 --> 00:16:37.078
that made me use.
400
00:16:37.632 --> 00:16:39.632
But the only way I can tell her that

401
00:16:39.734 --> 00:16:42.435
is to risk losing her forever,

402
00:16:42.460 --> 00:16:44.570
'cause if she knew the truth,

403
00:16:46.308 --> 00:16:47.640
it would kill her.

404
00:16:47.913 --> 00:16:49.179
♪

405
00:16:51.109 --> 00:16:52.561
You sure there's nothing I can do?

406
00:16:52.586 --> 00:16:54.453
Frank's there. We've got it covered.

407
00:16:55.086 --> 00:16:57.052
I'm already inside this case.
I can help.

408
00:16:57.121 --> 00:16:58.454
You've helped Bonnie enough.

409
00:16:58.522 --> 00:16:59.906
We all have.

410
00:17:00.162 --> 00:17:02.492
But I'm sure you didn't
come here to talk about her.

411
00:17:03.316 --> 00:17:06.054
My pops wants to send a letter
to the Reinhoff family.

412
00:17:07.098 --> 00:17:08.648
I'm looking for an address,

413
00:17:09.086 --> 00:17:11.396
but if the media gets hold of it
or the Governor...

414
00:17:11.421 --> 00:17:13.500
No, the Governor's on our side now.

415
00:17:13.837 --> 00:17:16.150
She offered me this job this morning.

416
00:17:18.851 --> 00:17:20.042
You trust her?

417
00:17:20.111 --> 00:17:21.510
I don't trust anyone.

418
00:17:21.579 --> 00:17:22.921
♪

419
00:17:23.547 --> 00:17:25.013
- Christopher.
- [CHUCKLES]

420
00:17:25.082 --> 00:17:26.381
ASHER: You want some lumpia?

421
00:17:26.484 --> 00:17:28.150
When my Oliver was this age,

422
00:17:28.219 --> 00:17:30.018
strangers would stop us on the street

423
00:17:30.087 --> 00:17:32.154
and tell me how beautiful he was.

424
00:17:32.223 --> 00:17:34.123
- People still do that!
- Mmm, Mrs. Hampton,

425
00:17:34.191 --> 00:17:35.791
- this is so good.
- Honestly,

426
00:17:35.860 --> 00:17:37.860
I forgot how much I missed
a home-cooked meal.

427
00:17:37.928 --> 00:17:39.595
- Don't you cook for Asher?
- Mom, I told you...

428
00:17:39.663 --> 00:17:40.696
they broke up.

429
00:17:40.764 --> 00:17:42.908
- Why'd you do that?
- Look at you both.

430
00:17:42.933 --> 00:17:45.367
Talk about making a beautiful baby.

431
00:17:45.461 --> 00:17:46.869
Aww, that's sweet, but, uh,

432
00:17:46.937 --> 00:17:48.554
Missy and I here are
better off as friends.

433
00:17:48.579 --> 00:17:50.539
And Michaela's actually reassessing

434
00:17:50.608 --> 00:17:52.061
her interest in men these days.

435
00:17:52.086 --> 00:17:53.642
- Wait, what?
- She's kidding.

436
00:17:53.711 --> 00:17:54.910
I'm focused on work right now,

437
00:17:55.012 --> 00:17:56.411
something that Laurel should probably do

438
00:17:56.480 --> 00:17:59.081
so that Tegan doesn't fire her
for failing our client.

439
00:17:59.183 --> 00:18:01.016
Some ladies at church tried Gut Suckers,

440
00:18:01.085 --> 00:18:03.132
and they couldn't get off
the toilet for days.

441
00:18:03.157 --> 00:18:04.171
[CHUCKLES]

442
00:18:04.196 --> 00:18:06.288
They should've called it a liquid diet.

443
00:18:06.390 --> 00:18:08.357
Mmm, who needs another drink?

444
00:18:08.459 --> 00:18:09.570
[LAUGHTER]

445
00:18:10.461 --> 00:18:11.493
[WHISPERING] Oh, thank God.

446
00:18:11.595 --> 00:18:13.162
[WHISPERING] What,
did the lumpia get you, too?

447
00:18:13.230 --> 00:18:14.897
Joanna found a nicer wedding venue,

448
00:18:14.965 --> 00:18:16.632
and she asked if
I would kick in 10 grand

449
00:18:16.734 --> 00:18:17.833
so we could surprise you.

450
00:18:17.868 --> 00:18:19.168
This is so messed up.

451
00:18:19.236 --> 00:18:20.969
I-I didn't have the guts to
tell her I don't have the money.

452
00:18:21.038 --> 00:18:22.371
Don't you dare feel bad.

453
00:18:22.439 --> 00:18:23.872
She's the one not listening
to what we want.

454
00:18:23.908 --> 00:18:25.307
What? No, I know,
but she just wants you both

455
00:18:25.409 --> 00:18:26.475
to know how loved you are.

456
00:18:26.544 --> 00:18:28.644
I'm not having a wedding
that I don't want.

457
00:18:28.712 --> 00:18:30.379
Why don't you just talk
to Oliver, all right?

458
00:18:30.481 --> 00:18:31.713
Maybe he can get through to her.

459
00:18:31.782 --> 00:18:33.482
No, he can't. He's afraid of her.

460
00:18:33.584 --> 00:18:34.867
[CLEARS THROAT]

461
00:18:37.054 --> 00:18:39.054
OLIVER: You don't understand
what she gave up for me...

462
00:18:39.123 --> 00:18:41.089
her friends, some family.

463
00:18:41.125 --> 00:18:42.824
That doesn't mean you have to do
everything she says.

464
00:18:42.893 --> 00:18:45.227
Actually, it does.
She never asks me for anything.

465
00:18:45.296 --> 00:18:47.529
She's your mother.
She's not supposed to.

466
00:18:47.598 --> 00:18:48.964
Well, fine, but you can't be mad at me

467
00:18:49.033 --> 00:18:50.523
for trying to be a good son.

468
00:18:53.571 --> 00:18:54.770
You need to tell her.

469
00:18:54.838 --> 00:18:57.139
No, I'd just rather have
a big, stupid wedding.

470
00:18:57.174 --> 00:18:58.774
That's not what I'm talking about.

471
00:18:58.842 --> 00:19:00.046
♪

472
00:19:06.492 --> 00:19:09.151
Look, you<i> are</i> a good son.

473
00:19:09.298 --> 00:19:12.007
That's painfully obvious
after seeing you two together.

474
00:19:14.114 --> 00:19:15.359
[SIGHS]

475
00:19:16.727 --> 00:19:19.179
Just feels like I have to
come out all over again.

476
00:19:19.886 --> 00:19:21.085
You do.

477
00:19:23.567 --> 00:19:25.033
But this time you have me.

478
00:19:25.069 --> 00:19:26.218
♪

479
00:19:28.093 --> 00:19:29.445
JULIE: You hungry?

480
00:19:29.812 --> 00:19:32.148
I can order a pizza
once Skyler's asleep.
481
00:19:35.287 --> 00:19:36.887
[SNIFFS] Why do you have this?

482
00:19:40.461 --> 00:19:42.417
The serial number's unregistered.

483
00:19:42.486 --> 00:19:44.753
So if the police found it,
you would be arrested,

484
00:19:44.822 --> 00:19:46.655
Child Services would come take Skyler.

485
00:19:46.724 --> 00:19:49.157
I live alone in a bad part of town.

486
00:19:49.382 --> 00:19:50.959
I may not be mother of the year,

487
00:19:51.028 --> 00:19:52.794
but she's the only reason
I haven't taken that gun

488
00:19:52.896 --> 00:19:54.531
and blown my brains out.

489
00:19:54.762 --> 00:19:56.395
[WHISPERING] What about my child?

490
00:19:57.434 --> 00:19:59.835
You promised me
that we would protect him,

491
00:19:59.903 --> 00:20:01.103
and that was the only thing

492
00:20:01.171 --> 00:20:02.738
that got me through
those nine months, was knowing

493
00:20:02.806 --> 00:20:05.179
that he wouldn't have to go
through what we went through.

494
00:20:07.796 --> 00:20:10.012
[WHISPERING] We... We don't know
anything bad happened to him.

495
00:20:10.080 --> 00:20:11.914
[VOICE BREAKING] Someone<i> bought</i> him.

496
00:20:12.449 --> 00:20:14.718
Do you seriously think
they had good intentions?

497
00:20:16.854 --> 00:20:18.242
I'll make it right.

498
00:20:19.156 --> 00:20:21.490
Help you find him
if that's what you want.

499
00:20:22.985 --> 00:20:24.593
We can find him.

500
00:20:27.364 --> 00:20:30.465
JULIE: <i>And all I've done
is try to protect her,</i>

501
00:20:30.625 --> 00:20:32.534
<i>but the only way I can tell her that</i>

502
00:20:32.603 --> 00:20:35.070
<i>is to risk losing her forever,</i>

503
00:20:35.139 --> 00:20:38.562
<i>'cause if she knew the truth,
it would kill her.</i>

504
00:20:39.203 --> 00:20:40.773
FRANK: <i>What do you think?</i>

505
00:20:41.211 --> 00:20:44.112
I think Bonnie was better off
without this in her life.

506
00:20:44.214 --> 00:20:45.480
<i>I mean, what do I do?</i>

507
00:20:45.549 --> 00:20:46.915
Play it for Bonnie?
508
00:20:47.017 --> 00:20:48.083
I don't care.

509
00:20:48.152 --> 00:20:49.284
Of course you do.

510
00:20:49.353 --> 00:20:51.787
Listen, I told her to come home,
she said no,

511
00:20:51.855 --> 00:20:54.323
and I have enough decisions to
make right now, so you decide.

512
00:20:54.391 --> 00:20:55.590
But you're the one
that told me to come here.

513
00:20:55.615 --> 00:20:56.718
Frank!

514
00:20:56.994 --> 00:20:58.156
[SIGHS]

515
00:20:58.362 --> 00:20:59.561
I'll handle it.

516
00:20:59.663 --> 00:21:00.742
♪

517
00:21:21.617 --> 00:21:23.414
Are you here to offer me an apology?

518
00:21:23.454 --> 00:21:25.414
Actually, I'm here to accept yours.

519
00:21:27.024 --> 00:21:28.090
[CHUCKLES]

520
00:21:28.115 --> 00:21:30.343
Okay, you can't make jokes
if you can't take them.

521
00:21:30.453 --> 00:21:32.627
I was reading over
the Governor's proposal,

522
00:21:32.652 --> 00:21:34.421
and from what I read,

523
00:21:34.665 --> 00:21:37.432
the offer isn't exactly
what Birkhead made it out to be.

524
00:21:37.457 --> 00:21:39.218
- Paragraph 12B...
- [THUMPS]

525
00:21:39.803 --> 00:21:42.003
...the project's budget
will be determined

526
00:21:42.106 --> 00:21:43.372
by quarterly targets

527
00:21:43.440 --> 00:21:45.273
to reduce the incarceration rate.

528
00:21:45.376 --> 00:21:47.642
Failure to meet those targets

529
00:21:47.678 --> 00:21:50.379
will result in you
having your funding frozen.

530
00:21:50.447 --> 00:21:52.447
This is your best argument
to turn down the job?

531
00:21:52.516 --> 00:21:54.726
This project is a smokescreen, Annalise.

532
00:21:54.952 --> 00:21:56.318
She knows she can't beat you,

533
00:21:56.387 --> 00:21:59.484
so she's gonna bury you
in bureaucracy instead.

534
00:21:59.990 --> 00:22:02.492
If you can't see that, I can't help you.

535
00:22:03.594 --> 00:22:04.765
♪

536
00:22:15.939 --> 00:22:17.070
<i>[RINGING]</i>

537
00:22:17.674 --> 00:22:19.141
RECEPTIONIST:
<i>Governor Birkhead's office.</i>

538
00:22:19.209 --> 00:22:20.509
Hi, this is Annalise Keating.

539
00:22:20.577 --> 00:22:22.377
I was hoping to speak
to Governor Birkhead.

540
00:22:22.523 --> 00:22:23.804
<i>One moment, please.</i>

541
00:22:24.014 --> 00:22:25.187
♪

542
00:22:27.601 --> 00:22:30.118
GOVERNOR BIRKHEAD: <i>Ms. Keating.
I was hoping to hear from you.</i>

543
00:22:30.154 --> 00:22:32.487
Unless you're calling
to turn down my offer.

544
00:22:32.589 --> 00:22:34.189
<i>I have concerns about the budget,</i>

545
00:22:34.258 --> 00:22:36.458
specifically paragraph 12B.

546
00:22:36.679 --> 00:22:39.227
You're uncomfortable
with the quarterly targets?

547
00:22:39.296 --> 00:22:40.929
Making change doesn't come cheap.
548
00:22:41.031 --> 00:22:43.365
I'll need a set budget,
regardless of our progress.

549
00:22:43.467 --> 00:22:44.777
I'll talk to my people.

550
00:22:44.802 --> 00:22:46.635
Anything else you're bumping on?

551
00:22:50.312 --> 00:22:52.671
I want a pardon
for Nathaniel Lahey Senior.

552
00:22:53.015 --> 00:22:55.510
He's waiting for placement
in a mental-health facility,

553
00:22:55.612 --> 00:22:57.479
but he would prefer
to live with his son.

554
00:22:57.581 --> 00:23:00.148
<i>A pardon would be the only way
to make that happen.</i>

555
00:23:00.476 --> 00:23:03.185
[EXHALE SHARPLY]
That is a-a bold request.

556
00:23:03.287 --> 00:23:05.070
So is asking me to work for you.

557
00:23:06.490 --> 00:23:08.390
These decisions have to be vetted

558
00:23:08.492 --> 00:23:10.414
by the Board of Pardons, but...

559
00:23:10.861 --> 00:23:13.462
I'll look into it
and see what I can do, okay?

560
00:23:14.431 --> 00:23:15.464
Okay.
561
00:23:15.566 --> 00:23:16.679
♪

562
00:23:24.438 --> 00:23:26.343
[GASPS] Handsome!

563
00:23:26.440 --> 00:23:28.340
I... hate it.

564
00:23:28.442 --> 00:23:29.541
Why?

565
00:23:29.656 --> 00:23:30.853
Too tight in the crotch?

566
00:23:30.878 --> 00:23:33.337
No, M... Mom,
let's just look for something

567
00:23:33.362 --> 00:23:35.523
that's a little more modern.
I don't want to clash with Connor.

568
00:23:35.548 --> 00:23:39.265
Right, 'cause this wedding
is about what<i> he</i> wants.

569
00:23:39.623 --> 00:23:41.031
Why don't you like him?

570
00:23:41.074 --> 00:23:42.482
Before you met him,

571
00:23:42.507 --> 00:23:45.201
you had a good job,
a good place to live.

572
00:23:45.226 --> 00:23:46.514
It was my idea to move.

573
00:23:46.539 --> 00:23:48.740
How am I supposed to know that
when you never call me?

574
00:23:48.765 --> 00:23:51.400
Come on. We talk every few weeks.

575
00:23:51.679 --> 00:23:53.177
We used to talk every day.

576
00:23:53.246 --> 00:23:54.578
So what happened?

577
00:23:55.806 --> 00:23:57.601
Did I do something to make you mad?

578
00:23:59.027 --> 00:24:00.193
Or is it him?

579
00:24:03.448 --> 00:24:06.148
Mom, Connor's not the reason
that I've been pulling away.

580
00:24:06.251 --> 00:24:07.350
Are you sure?

581
00:24:07.480 --> 00:24:09.140
- He's very bossy.
- [LAUGHS]

582
00:24:10.109 --> 00:24:13.422
Um, I've been avoiding
telling you something.

583
00:24:13.524 --> 00:24:14.609
♪

584
00:24:16.531 --> 00:24:20.029
First of all, uh,
I'm... I'm fine, and...

585
00:24:20.789 --> 00:24:21.969
[EXHALES DEEPLY] healthy.

586
00:24:21.994 --> 00:24:23.627
Healthy? Why wouldn't you be healthy?

587
00:24:25.918 --> 00:24:27.551
I'm HIV positive.

588
00:24:28.907 --> 00:24:31.274
Th... I-I'm undetectable,

589
00:24:31.342 --> 00:24:34.742
which means that the...
the... the medicine is working,

590
00:24:34.767 --> 00:24:38.662
and so that's good,
and I'm gonna live a happy, healthy life

591
00:24:38.687 --> 00:24:42.015
for a long time,
just like everybody else, so...

592
00:24:42.047 --> 00:24:44.915
I just didn't tell you
so you wouldn't worry.

593
00:24:45.046 --> 00:24:47.379
But you not telling me
does make me worry.

594
00:24:47.507 --> 00:24:49.572
Mom, the first thing
you told me when I came out

595
00:24:49.641 --> 00:24:51.242
is that you wanted me to be safe.

596
00:24:53.109 --> 00:24:54.687
We both know what that meant.

597
00:24:56.178 --> 00:24:57.359
And I...

598
00:24:59.546 --> 00:25:01.885
...and I am... I am safe,

599
00:25:01.953 --> 00:25:04.750
e-even though this happened. Just...

600
00:25:08.385 --> 00:25:10.885
I'm ashamed that it happened.

601
00:25:13.148 --> 00:25:15.148
[SNIFFLES] Even though
I don't want to be, but...

602
00:25:16.929 --> 00:25:20.015
I guess I just hate disappointing
people, especially you.

603
00:25:20.040 --> 00:25:23.141
So... I'm... I'm sorry.

604
00:25:24.234 --> 00:25:25.500
And I shouldn't say that.

605
00:25:25.525 --> 00:25:28.187
This doesn't have to be
such a big deal, but, um...

606
00:25:28.246 --> 00:25:31.226
I'm... I'm... I'm really sorry.

607
00:25:31.483 --> 00:25:32.609
♪

608
00:25:37.465 --> 00:25:38.726
Look at me.

609
00:25:39.493 --> 00:25:40.750
Oliver.

610
00:25:41.655 --> 00:25:42.988
Look at me.

611
00:25:43.395 --> 00:25:44.617
♪

612
00:25:48.573 --> 00:25:51.226
I'm here for you until the day I die,

613
00:25:52.354 --> 00:25:53.562
no matter what.

614
00:25:57.025 --> 00:25:59.519
I just hate that you felt

615
00:25:59.544 --> 00:26:01.625
you had to go through this all alone.

616
00:26:04.441 --> 00:26:05.741
I wasn't alone.

617
00:26:05.766 --> 00:26:07.046
I had Connor.

618
00:26:09.218 --> 00:26:10.484
[EXHALES SHAKILY]

619
00:26:13.797 --> 00:26:15.515
Then<i> he</i> should've told me.

620
00:26:15.667 --> 00:26:16.851
[LAUGHS]

621
00:26:17.696 --> 00:26:18.796
♪

622
00:26:23.888 --> 00:26:25.015
[SNIFFLES]

623
00:26:25.804 --> 00:26:26.945
♪

624
00:26:28.543 --> 00:26:30.310
Let's hear it, Ms. Castillo.

625
00:26:30.796 --> 00:26:32.906
Or am I gonna have to tell
Keating you're a failure?

626
00:26:32.931 --> 00:26:34.031
I guess we'll see.

627
00:26:35.814 --> 00:26:36.914
What's this?

628
00:26:36.939 --> 00:26:40.015
The precedent that's gonna save
our clients from bankruptcy.

629
00:26:40.308 --> 00:26:43.576
In 1993. a class action
was filed against Trim-Me.

630
00:26:43.601 --> 00:26:45.375
Like all diet pills, the Trim-Me recipe

631
00:26:45.400 --> 00:26:47.187
is nearly identical to Gut Suckers'...

632
00:26:47.212 --> 00:26:49.412
caffeine mixed in with
some other inert fillers.

633
00:26:49.539 --> 00:26:51.476
The judge ruled Trim-Me had to offer

634
00:26:51.494 --> 00:26:54.295
a 50% refund to every customer.

635
00:26:54.364 --> 00:26:56.631
In exchange,
the company would be protected

636
00:26:56.733 --> 00:26:59.109
from all claims of damages.

637
00:26:59.721 --> 00:27:03.590
So, I suggest we offer the judge
the Trim-Me precedent.

638
00:27:03.706 --> 00:27:05.840
That way, instead of paying $100 million

639
00:27:05.909 --> 00:27:08.242
in potential damages,
Gut Suckers pays out

640
00:27:08.278 --> 00:27:11.379
what we've estimated to be
only $5 million.

641
00:27:11.404 --> 00:27:13.132
This is a rare occurrence,

642
00:27:13.279 --> 00:27:15.379
but I'm actually impressed,
Ms. Castillo.
643
00:27:15.552 --> 00:27:16.751
Good work.

644
00:27:16.843 --> 00:27:18.719
To be honest, I couldn't
have done it without Michaela,

645
00:27:18.821 --> 00:27:20.688
so she deserves some of your love, too.

646
00:27:23.414 --> 00:27:24.926
I'll make sure to give you both credit

647
00:27:24.951 --> 00:27:26.417
when I talk to Mr. Crawford.

648
00:27:30.179 --> 00:27:32.400
Maybe<i> you're</i> the one
who wants to get in her pants.

649
00:27:32.468 --> 00:27:34.602
I would never steal her away from you.

650
00:27:34.704 --> 00:27:35.984
You killed it.

651
00:27:36.172 --> 00:27:37.271
Thanks.

652
00:27:37.340 --> 00:27:38.873
We'll have to toast you
at the bachelor party.

653
00:27:38.898 --> 00:27:40.804
- I didn't invite you.
- I know.

654
00:27:41.360 --> 00:27:42.531
Asher did.

655
00:27:42.718 --> 00:27:44.140
I'll see you both there.

656
00:27:44.848 --> 00:27:46.695
How is he friends with Asher?

657
00:27:48.251 --> 00:27:49.546
- No idea.
- [SIGHS]

658
00:27:50.386 --> 00:27:52.253
Under the principle of stare decisis,

659
00:27:52.322 --> 00:27:54.555
the court must follow
the Trim-Me precedent,

660
00:27:54.624 --> 00:27:56.490
so I just need your approval
to go to the client,

661
00:27:56.593 --> 00:27:57.992
advise them to settle.

662
00:27:58.094 --> 00:27:59.260
If they say yes,

663
00:27:59.295 --> 00:28:01.429
Gut Suckers will be paying
more in our legal fees

664
00:28:01.497 --> 00:28:03.064
than they will to the customers.

665
00:28:04.834 --> 00:28:06.968
This is the part
where you say, "Great job."

666
00:28:08.162 --> 00:28:09.359
What's going on?

667
00:28:09.890 --> 00:28:11.828
Did Keating accept the Governor's offer?

668
00:28:16.312 --> 00:28:17.578
She told you about that?

669
00:28:17.656 --> 00:28:19.280
I know everything
that happens in this building.
670
00:28:19.382 --> 00:28:21.082
I also know what she wants...

671
00:28:21.296 --> 00:28:22.796
it's what we all want...

672
00:28:23.453 --> 00:28:24.664
to be wanted.

673
00:28:25.343 --> 00:28:26.754
'Cause we can't afford
to lose her right now,

674
00:28:26.789 --> 00:28:29.304
especially when I'm out whoring
myself for diet-pill money.

675
00:28:30.439 --> 00:28:31.961
So beg her to stay...

676
00:28:32.304 --> 00:28:34.528
even if that means getting down
on your hands and knees,

677
00:28:34.564 --> 00:28:36.546
'cause that woman's not
gonna stand for anything less.

678
00:28:37.133 --> 00:28:38.375
And honestly,

679
00:28:38.972 --> 00:28:40.505
I kind of love her for that.

680
00:28:40.670 --> 00:28:41.898
♪

681
00:28:43.373 --> 00:28:45.172
MILLER: So, I made some calls
about your dad.

682
00:28:45.241 --> 00:28:47.875
The mental-health facility
waiting list is a beast.
683
00:28:47.900 --> 00:28:49.045
That's why I came to you.

684
00:28:49.070 --> 00:28:51.345
Except when you're
the D.A. of Philadelphia

685
00:28:51.414 --> 00:28:52.913
asking for a favor.

686
00:28:53.156 --> 00:28:54.348
They're gonna transfer your dad

687
00:28:54.417 --> 00:28:56.203
to Wilson Park Hospital tonight.

688
00:28:56.552 --> 00:28:57.618
It's one of the best in the state.

689
00:28:57.720 --> 00:28:59.062
He'll be in good hands.

690
00:29:00.623 --> 00:29:01.756
Thanks.

691
00:29:03.159 --> 00:29:04.586
Go tell the old man.

692
00:29:06.796 --> 00:29:08.148
How's Bonnie doing?

693
00:29:08.947 --> 00:29:11.164
It's just a bad flu,

694
00:29:11.829 --> 00:29:13.128
but she'll be okay soon.

695
00:29:14.737 --> 00:29:15.820
Good.

696
00:29:16.062 --> 00:29:17.187
♪

697
00:29:18.367 --> 00:29:21.175
JULIE: <i>And all I've done
is try to protect her,</i>

698
00:29:21.277 --> 00:29:23.077
<i>but the only way I can tell her that</i>

699
00:29:23.179 --> 00:29:25.780
<i>is to risk losing her forever,</i>

700
00:29:25.848 --> 00:29:29.867
<i>'cause if she knew the truth,
it would kill her.</i>

701
00:29:32.155 --> 00:29:33.726
I went through her record again,

702
00:29:34.139 --> 00:29:35.338
found this.

703
00:29:35.558 --> 00:29:38.192
Julie was arrested
for trespassing in some house

704
00:29:38.217 --> 00:29:40.812
a year after she took the baby
from the hospital.

705
00:29:41.764 --> 00:29:43.264
Same family lives there...

706
00:29:43.366 --> 00:29:46.507
with a kid the same age yours would be.

707
00:29:47.977 --> 00:29:49.210
His name's Jake.

708
00:29:53.943 --> 00:29:56.414
Your dad must've sold the baby to them.

709
00:29:56.746 --> 00:29:59.211
Julie knew, couldn't help herself, so...

710
00:30:00.049 --> 00:30:02.416
she went to check on him,
and they called the cops.
711
00:30:04.583 --> 00:30:06.312
She knows who your son is, Bon.

712
00:30:06.375 --> 00:30:07.888
[PAPERS RUSTLE]

713
00:30:07.935 --> 00:30:09.502
She's always known.

714
00:30:09.659 --> 00:30:10.859
♪

715
00:30:20.078 --> 00:30:21.310
JOANNA: There you are.

716
00:30:22.089 --> 00:30:23.296
Sorry about this.

717
00:30:23.321 --> 00:30:24.647
We wouldn't have let them plan the party

718
00:30:24.715 --> 00:30:26.328
- if we knew you were coming...
- Sit.

719
00:30:40.493 --> 00:30:41.945
You made this?

720
00:30:42.372 --> 00:30:43.695
Oliver did.

721
00:30:44.268 --> 00:30:45.546
When he was 10.

722
00:30:47.406 --> 00:30:50.398
He was always trying to marry
his Power Rangers.

723
00:30:51.011 --> 00:30:52.644
The other boys didn't get it.

724
00:30:52.669 --> 00:30:53.869
I didn't get it.

725
00:30:55.508 --> 00:30:58.937
So, when he came out to me
all those years later,

726
00:30:59.122 --> 00:31:01.823
my first thought was this book,

727
00:31:01.848 --> 00:31:04.211
how he would never get
the wedding he wanted.

728
00:31:06.476 --> 00:31:08.643
I know how much you mean to my son.

729
00:31:10.176 --> 00:31:13.912
And I can only assume
he means just as much to you.

730
00:31:15.108 --> 00:31:16.341
He does.

731
00:31:16.518 --> 00:31:19.486
He's been through so much,
you know that.

732
00:31:21.539 --> 00:31:23.015
He deserves this.

733
00:31:24.043 --> 00:31:25.343
And so do you.

734
00:31:27.242 --> 00:31:29.107
And I won't be upset

735
00:31:29.175 --> 00:31:31.843
if the ceremony
happens to be in a church.

736
00:31:31.945 --> 00:31:33.109
♪

737
00:31:37.920 --> 00:31:39.252
[KNOCK ON DOOR]

738
00:31:40.386 --> 00:31:42.086
I still haven't made my decision.
739
00:31:42.476 --> 00:31:43.804
So hear me out.

740
00:31:45.291 --> 00:31:47.492
I know you think
the only reason I got angry

741
00:31:47.560 --> 00:31:50.528
was because you leaving
would screw me with the board.

742
00:31:50.893 --> 00:31:52.626
That's not why I got upset.

743
00:31:53.593 --> 00:31:55.584
I admire what you're doing, Annalise.

744
00:31:55.609 --> 00:31:58.490
That's why I fought the board
to fund your clinic.

745
00:31:58.515 --> 00:32:00.304
And why I looked into
Birkhead's proposal

746
00:32:00.373 --> 00:32:02.311
to see if it was a sham, which it is.

747
00:32:02.336 --> 00:32:04.781
She's considering pardoning Nate Senior.

748
00:32:05.539 --> 00:32:07.678
- You can't trust her.
- But I can trust you?

749
00:32:07.747 --> 00:32:09.656
I can see why you wouldn't.

750
00:32:10.953 --> 00:32:12.627
I haven't really been open with you.

751
00:32:12.652 --> 00:32:13.998
I didn't ask you to be.

752
00:32:14.023 --> 00:32:16.796
You shouldn't have to worry about
who you're working for, though.

753
00:32:17.524 --> 00:32:21.929
My misconduct wasn't
some gross thing in a copy room.

754
00:32:22.593 --> 00:32:24.484
It was me falling in love with a client.

755
00:32:25.298 --> 00:32:26.764
I thought she loved me, too,

756
00:32:26.866 --> 00:32:28.299
but the fact that it's now labeled

757
00:32:28.368 --> 00:32:31.359
in some H.R. file as "misconduct"...

758
00:32:31.820 --> 00:32:33.560
Let's just say that was the firm's way

759
00:32:33.585 --> 00:32:35.218
of protecting themselves.

760
00:32:36.695 --> 00:32:37.903
I'm not a bad guy.

761
00:32:37.928 --> 00:32:39.218
I never said you were.

762
00:32:39.382 --> 00:32:40.609
Then stay.

763
00:32:41.414 --> 00:32:42.679
Please.

764
00:32:43.859 --> 00:32:45.984
Use me to help you fight this fight.

765
00:32:46.807 --> 00:32:49.241
I promise I will have your back
at every turn.

766
00:32:51.351 --> 00:32:53.958
'Cause I am more than willing to destroy

767
00:32:53.983 --> 00:32:55.657
whoever gets in your way.

768
00:32:55.962 --> 00:32:57.242
♪

769
00:33:06.164 --> 00:33:09.023
I cleared my schedule as soon
as I heard you were coming.

770
00:33:09.360 --> 00:33:11.976
- I'm turning down the job.
- Why?

771
00:33:12.101 --> 00:33:13.778
Well, I just don't buy it...

772
00:33:13.847 --> 00:33:15.215
the sudden change of heart,

773
00:33:15.240 --> 00:33:17.351
the caring about people
who can't vote for you.

774
00:33:18.461 --> 00:33:20.773
- You're wrong about me.
- I doubt that.

775
00:33:21.922 --> 00:33:24.337
I'm not your enemy,
even though it might be

776
00:33:24.390 --> 00:33:26.490
a hell of a lot easier
for you to see me that way

777
00:33:26.559 --> 00:33:28.726
rather than the person
that I truly am...

778
00:33:28.795 --> 00:33:31.562
an ally reaching across the aisle

779
00:33:31.631 --> 00:33:34.098
to make real, positive change

780
00:33:34.133 --> 00:33:36.400
because that is what this
world needs right now.

781
00:33:36.469 --> 00:33:37.668
No.

782
00:33:37.813 --> 00:33:40.280
What the world needs is someone
with no political motives

783
00:33:40.305 --> 00:33:41.838
fighting for the people in this state

784
00:33:41.907 --> 00:33:43.273
who are wrongly imprisoned.

785
00:33:44.201 --> 00:33:45.434
That's me.

786
00:33:49.010 --> 00:33:51.310
So, you don't want
to hear about the pardon?

787
00:33:53.185 --> 00:33:55.695
The Board agreed
to free Nathaniel Lahey.

788
00:33:56.371 --> 00:33:58.171
You just need to accept the job.

789
00:33:58.557 --> 00:33:59.718
♪

790
00:34:04.763 --> 00:34:06.836
[TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS IN DISTANCE]

791
00:34:10.309 --> 00:34:13.210
All these years, and he was
20 minutes from our house.

792
00:34:15.147 --> 00:34:16.640
Just be honest with me.
793
00:34:17.983 --> 00:34:21.554
Please, just tell me the truth for once.

794
00:34:24.279 --> 00:34:25.976
Dad was gonna keep him.

795
00:34:27.875 --> 00:34:29.374
At home, with us.

796
00:34:31.067 --> 00:34:34.859
So, on our way back from the hospital...

797
00:34:36.447 --> 00:34:38.601
we stopped at a light, and...

798
00:34:41.009 --> 00:34:43.276
...I jumped out of the car
and started running.

799
00:34:45.687 --> 00:34:48.211
I didn't stop 'til I reached that house.

800
00:34:49.307 --> 00:34:50.601
♪

801
00:34:52.700 --> 00:34:54.333
And there were woods.

802
00:34:54.646 --> 00:34:55.906
♪

803
00:34:58.684 --> 00:35:01.093
And I promised you I'd protect him.

804
00:35:01.453 --> 00:35:02.773
♪

805
00:35:04.965 --> 00:35:06.464
So that's what I did.

806
00:35:06.691 --> 00:35:07.882
♪

807
00:35:10.535 --> 00:35:11.882
I buried him.

808
00:35:12.764 --> 00:35:13.929
♪

809
00:35:21.039 --> 00:35:25.018
ALL: 8. 9. 10!

810
00:35:25.043 --> 00:35:26.678
All right, go, Pam Sandwich!

811
00:35:26.921 --> 00:35:28.737
- Trust the gay force!
- Whoo!

812
00:35:28.839 --> 00:35:30.672
- You got this, Pam!
- Whoo-hoo-hoo!

813
00:35:30.697 --> 00:35:31.940
Put those lips right on his stuff!

814
00:35:32.008 --> 00:35:33.441
[INDISTINCT SHOUTING]

815
00:35:33.543 --> 00:35:34.796
[CHEERS]

816
00:35:35.527 --> 00:35:37.811
All right, Joanna, it's your turn.

817
00:35:37.836 --> 00:35:39.652
[CHEERS, LAUGHTER]

818
00:35:40.016 --> 00:35:41.523
- All right!
- Yeah!

819
00:35:42.187 --> 00:35:43.625
WOMAN: Whoo-hoo!

820
00:35:44.312 --> 00:35:45.664
Hey, Dad. It's me.

821
00:35:46.523 --> 00:35:48.803
If you get a chance,
could you give me a call back?

822
00:35:48.828 --> 00:35:50.632
I wanted to talk about the wedding.

823
00:35:51.007 --> 00:35:52.171
♪

824
00:35:56.750 --> 00:35:58.166
[CUP CLATTERS] Where's li'l man?

825
00:35:58.382 --> 00:36:01.436
Oh, asleep, but I should
go check on him.

826
00:36:01.538 --> 00:36:03.773
- I don't like you that way.
- What?

827
00:36:03.843 --> 00:36:05.340
It's why you've been avoiding me, right?

828
00:36:05.515 --> 00:36:06.975
Relax. You're not my type.

829
00:36:07.211 --> 00:36:09.201
Plus, I'd never hit on you
knowing it hasn't been that long

830
00:36:09.226 --> 00:36:10.512
since what happened to Wes.

831
00:36:11.961 --> 00:36:13.248
You know about Wes?

832
00:36:13.316 --> 00:36:14.783
The whole school knows.

833
00:36:14.992 --> 00:36:18.703
But you asked me if Christopher's
dad was still in the picture.

834
00:36:18.813 --> 00:36:20.279
I only did that so you didn't think
835
00:36:20.381 --> 00:36:21.814
I was some creepy stalker.

836
00:36:22.382 --> 00:36:23.765
Well, now I do think that.

837
00:36:23.790 --> 00:36:24.859
[CHUCKLES]

838
00:36:25.104 --> 00:36:26.265
I'm not.

839
00:36:26.797 --> 00:36:29.023
I'm just sorry about everything
you've gone through.

840
00:36:29.657 --> 00:36:31.290
ASHER: [AMPLIFIED]
Attention, party-goers!

841
00:36:31.359 --> 00:36:32.792
Please make your way
into the living room

842
00:36:32.861 --> 00:36:34.760
for a very important
"safety demonstration"

843
00:36:34.785 --> 00:36:36.640
from Firefighter Freddy.

844
00:36:36.903 --> 00:36:39.604
- Whoo!
- Oww, oww, oww, oww!

845
00:36:40.343 --> 00:36:41.945
- [CHANTING] Party, party!
- [LAUGHS]

846
00:36:43.459 --> 00:36:44.921
Don't talk to me anymore.

847
00:36:45.607 --> 00:36:46.839
♪ I never had to doubt ♪
848
00:36:46.908 --> 00:36:49.041
♪ That if you do everything
you said you'd... ♪

849
00:36:50.217 --> 00:36:51.500
You got bumped...

850
00:36:52.423 --> 00:36:54.250
- top of the waitlist.
- [BUZZING, DOOR OPENS]

851
00:36:54.617 --> 00:36:56.626
They're gonna transfer you
to the new place tonight.

852
00:36:56.651 --> 00:36:58.451
[DOOR CLOSES] How did you do that?

853
00:36:58.553 --> 00:36:59.585
Pig privileges.

854
00:36:59.687 --> 00:37:00.742
[CHUCKLES]

855
00:37:00.922 --> 00:37:02.320
Here's the address for your letter.

856
00:37:04.742 --> 00:37:06.826
Reinhoff's got a brother
down in Georgia.

857
00:37:06.928 --> 00:37:08.027
Name's Eugene.

858
00:37:09.087 --> 00:37:10.987
I know you don't approve...

859
00:37:14.256 --> 00:37:15.804
...but writing this letter

860
00:37:17.440 --> 00:37:19.914
will be the sanest thing
I've done in years.

861
00:37:21.541 --> 00:37:22.673
All right.

862
00:37:23.781 --> 00:37:24.961
Thank you.

863
00:37:24.986 --> 00:37:28.898
SENIOR: <i>"Dear Eugene,
my name is Nathaniel Lahey,</i>

864
00:37:30.125 --> 00:37:31.717
<i>and I'm the man responsible</i>

865
00:37:31.786 --> 00:37:33.828
<i>for the death of your brother, Gerald."</i>

866
00:37:34.226 --> 00:37:36.022
[2WEI'S "PUSHIN' ON" PLAYS]

867
00:37:36.047 --> 00:37:37.789
<i>"Here I finally am,</i>

868
00:37:37.986 --> 00:37:40.843
<i>writing the apology I should've
a long time ago."</i>

869
00:37:42.326 --> 00:37:44.726
I had every intention
of turning her down.

870
00:37:46.284 --> 00:37:47.820
But then I couldn't.

871
00:37:48.601 --> 00:37:50.069
Not when I could free the man

872
00:37:50.138 --> 00:37:52.572
whose case gave me back my career.

873
00:37:54.000 --> 00:37:55.185
♪

874
00:37:56.437 --> 00:37:58.444
This job has the power

875
00:37:58.513 --> 00:38:01.132
to help me do something right and good.

876
00:38:01.968 --> 00:38:04.650
It's bigger than you, me, this firm.

877
00:38:04.752 --> 00:38:05.961
♪

878
00:38:08.320 --> 00:38:09.522
[EXHALES DEEPLY]

879
00:38:10.146 --> 00:38:11.484
♪

880
00:38:12.267 --> 00:38:13.733
So that's what I'm choosing.

881
00:38:13.962 --> 00:38:15.187
♪

882
00:38:23.238 --> 00:38:24.971
I have Ms. Keating in my office.

883
00:38:25.073 --> 00:38:26.339
Please relieve her of her badge

884
00:38:26.364 --> 00:38:28.476
and escort her
directly out of the building.

885
00:38:28.960 --> 00:38:30.609
She no longer works here.

886
00:38:31.346 --> 00:38:33.131
♪ I'll be ♪

887
00:38:33.548 --> 00:38:35.181
♪ I'll be pushin' on ♪

888
00:38:35.283 --> 00:38:36.349
♪ Oh ♪

889
00:38:36.451 --> 00:38:39.007
♪ I'll be pushin' on ♪
890
00:38:39.142 --> 00:38:43.336
<i>"I spent the last 30 years in a cell</i>

891
00:38:43.614 --> 00:38:45.804
<i>thinking I was in pain.</i>

892
00:38:46.557 --> 00:38:49.695
<i>But you've been in the real pain."</i>

893
00:38:49.867 --> 00:38:51.200
♪

894
00:38:51.293 --> 00:38:53.445
<i>"The kind that never goes away."</i>

895
00:38:55.103 --> 00:38:56.312
♪

896
00:38:59.407 --> 00:39:00.796
Who you calling?

897
00:39:01.229 --> 00:39:02.952
Hi, I'd like to report

898
00:39:02.977 --> 00:39:06.178
an unregistered, unlocked firearm

899
00:39:06.281 --> 00:39:08.147
in a home where a child lives.

900
00:39:08.249 --> 00:39:09.448
♪

901
00:39:09.550 --> 00:39:10.750
[CELLPHONE BEEPS]

902
00:39:11.386 --> 00:39:12.828
[CELLPHONE CLATTERS]

903
00:39:13.743 --> 00:39:15.632
You'd hate yourself tomorrow.

904
00:39:16.169 --> 00:39:18.970
<i>"You lost your brother before his time,</i>
905
00:39:19.159 --> 00:39:21.132
<i>and it was at my hand.</i>

906
00:39:21.983 --> 00:39:25.992
<i>There's no words
to make up for that sin.</i>

907
00:39:27.359 --> 00:39:31.078
<i>I was sure I'd spend the rest of my days</i>

908
00:39:31.334 --> 00:39:33.851
<i>paying for what I did."</i>

909
00:39:34.777 --> 00:39:37.992
<i>"But then my son came back to me,</i>

910
00:39:38.257 --> 00:39:40.012
<i>helped me get a second chance."</i>

911
00:39:40.081 --> 00:39:42.937
- What's wrong now?
- Your dad's gonna be a free man.

912
00:39:43.087 --> 00:39:44.220
You mean the transfer?

913
00:39:44.718 --> 00:39:47.265
I mean he's gonna be pardoned
by the Governor.

914
00:39:48.813 --> 00:39:50.279
The paperwork clears in a week,

915
00:39:50.304 --> 00:39:53.632
just enough time to make space
for your new roommate.

916
00:39:53.965 --> 00:39:56.706
<i>"My son chose to love me</i>

917
00:39:56.731 --> 00:39:59.742
<i>in spite of all
the bad things I've done."</i>

918
00:39:59.937 --> 00:40:01.125
♪

919
00:40:02.917 --> 00:40:06.640
<i>"I wish I could trade places
with your brother..."</i>

920
00:40:06.665 --> 00:40:08.320
It's time for your transfer, Lahey.

921
00:40:08.390 --> 00:40:09.539
Van's here.

922
00:40:09.711 --> 00:40:10.945
[KEYS CLANGING]

923
00:40:11.938 --> 00:40:14.071
<i>"...give him the second chance I got."</i>

924
00:40:14.315 --> 00:40:15.453
♪

925
00:40:16.119 --> 00:40:17.318
MAN:<i> Mr. Lahey?</i>

926
00:40:17.451 --> 00:40:19.117
Yeah, I'm waiting to talk to my pops.

927
00:40:19.142 --> 00:40:20.341
He there?

928
00:40:20.459 --> 00:40:21.734
<i>Hold a moment.</i>

929
00:40:22.174 --> 00:40:24.874
SENIOR: <i>"I promise to spend
the rest of my life</i>

930
00:40:25.108 --> 00:40:29.472
<i>carrying the weight of
all the pain I've caused you."</i>

931
00:40:29.497 --> 00:40:31.230
♪ Take ♪

932
00:40:31.255 --> 00:40:32.593
♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh ♪

933
00:40:32.618 --> 00:40:35.546
WOMAN: <i>Mr. Lahey, I-I'm afraid
there's been an incident.</i>

934
00:40:35.623 --> 00:40:37.623
What does that mean? Incident?

935
00:40:39.656 --> 00:40:40.964
♪ Take ♪

936
00:40:41.199 --> 00:40:43.179
SENIOR: <i>"Let it go now, sir.</i>

937
00:40:44.755 --> 00:40:47.023
<i>All that pain.</i>

938
00:40:47.623 --> 00:40:50.726
<i>All that grief.</i>

939
00:40:51.726 --> 00:40:52.885
<i>I've got it from here."</i>

940
00:40:52.987 --> 00:40:55.531
♪ I'll be pushin' on, oh ♪

941
00:40:55.556 --> 00:40:57.656
<i>"'Cause that's the least
that I owe you."</i>

942
00:40:57.681 --> 00:40:59.847
♪ I'll be pushin' on, oh ♪

943
00:40:59.872 --> 00:41:00.972
<i>"Sincerely..."</i>

944
00:41:01.229 --> 00:41:02.468
♪

945
00:41:03.967 --> 00:41:05.833
<i>"...Nathaniel Lahey Senior."</i>

946
00:41:06.100 --> 00:41:07.711
[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]

947
00:41:18.031 --> 00:41:22.585
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