Guiding Light Transcript Monday 8/19/02
From
Suzanne
Proofread By Tanya
Buzz: See, this one... These are actually the same bus, just from a different angles. Aren't they great? Frank. Aren't they great? These are better than the slides, I think.
Marina: They're fascinating. Why don't you go back to the other ones? Those were good, too.
Eden: All right, all right. Look, what do you want me to do? Do you want me to clear tables? Wash the dishes? Anything. Just please, no more double-decker buses, all right?
Buzz: I have scrapbooks of Harley and Frank from grade school. You should see them.
Eden: This is hell. It's got to be.
Buzz: Well, I have Marina's baby pictures in the kitchen. You don't like pictures?
Eden: Are you into torture? Don't I get at least a last meal or a smoke?
Marina: I was just about to ask you for one, actually.
Eden: Don't think I’m so dumb that I’m going to give you a smoke in front of daddy-pie over here. He'll probably make me read his science report.
Harley: Excuse me. So nice that you two are getting along, but let's cut the bull, okay? I want my son back, and you are going to help me do that. Now.
Tony: For your first time you shouldn't be in a place called the Rex Motel, or in this town, okay? You've got to be under a waterfall in, like, Hawaii, or some beautiful tropical rainforest, somewhere where rainforest, somewhere where there's magic. Not that you're not magic on your own, because you are. And I think it will be better to wait for the both of us.
Romeo: I want you.
Marah: I know you do. But you're not lying, are you?
Romeo: Never.
Marah: Good. Good. No more lies, no more bad things. Do you... Do you have anything? I don't want to get pregnant.
Romeo: It's taken care of, don't worry.
Marah: Good. Then... then no more talking.
Tony: Did you like it when he did this?
Marah: Stop!
Tony: And what about this?
Marah: Tony, stop!
Tony: Huh? Huh? Huh? You were always telling me about how you were waiting for that perfect moment. Was it worth every moment you waited, Marah? Was it?
Marah: Stop, Tony. You're hurting me! Stop! (Screams)
Tony: Did you rip all his clothes off? (Marah screams) huh? Huh? Tell me, Marah. And... You were jealous. Well, what does that mean?
Marah: (Sighs) Sniffs) (sighs) (sniffs)
Danny: Relax, all right? All the loans will be up to date by the end of the week. I'm positive. Listen, if anything goes wrong, I will personally make it right. Is that fair enough? All right. You, too. What?
Tony: Well, you should be proud, man. You know, the word is out on the street. Danny Santos is strong and sharp. You don't mess with him.
Danny: Oh, yeah. That means people are afraid of me-- again.
Tony: Well, you know, fear equals respect. Am I right? Huh?
Danny: No. Tony, this isn't about respect. Doing this, being here, it's... This is just what we know. Maybe it's the only thing that we can handle.
Tony: You make it sound like it's some kind of curse.
Danny: Well, you tell me what price we've paid to be who we are.
Tony: Well, it tore me and Marah apart for sure.
Danny: Mm-hmm. There you go.
Tony: But, you know, I was kidding myself being with her. You know, that was some... That was some nutty dream that I had. We could have never worked it out the way you and Michelle did.
Danny: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, me and Michelle. We don't have one care in the world.
Ed: You'd think I’d be used to the heat.
Michelle: (Sighs) How'd it go?
Ed: The hearing? It was grisly.
Michelle: Well, what happened with Mel?
Ed: Mel got suspended. So did Lillian.
Michelle: Even though Reva was the one who shut off Richard’s ventilator?
Ed: Yeah. And they showed that Reva did it alone, but the board felt that Mel and Lillian should have come forward with what they knew sooner, which makes me feel guilty as...
Michelle: (Sighs) Is there anything in this world but pain?
Ed: I'll tell you, I didn't get the feeling that they were going to discipline you.
Michelle: Well, I don't care. I'm quitting anyway.
Ed: You're what?
Michelle: I'm quitting. I'm sick of it. I'm sick of medicine, hospitals, all of it.
Ed: Honey, you've been under a lot of pressure for a long time here. Don't make an important decision...
Michelle: When what I'm feeling it the strongest? No, no. I've really... I've had it. All I want to do now is concentrate on Rick coming home from the hospital and just helping him recover.
Ed: The only thing your brother cares about is what's in the refrigerator.
Michelle: Yeah, you know, I was thinking about that. I thought maybe we could have a coming home party for him. I don't know. Maybe it's too much, too soon.
Ed: Sweetie...
Michelle: Because what am I going to serve? Anything that anyone would eat Rick would be upset about because he wouldn't be able to eat it himself. Of course, there'd be no alcohol. Does that wine rack bother you? Because I can get rid of that.
Ed: You know, what bothers me, is we're talking about all this stuff, you know, like menus and wine racks and not what's important. Have you talked to Danny again about the video?
Michelle: Yeah.
Ed: What did he say?
Michelle: Not a whole lot. Just that he'd kill for me.
Rick: Put that right in there.
Phillip: Yeah, I'm getting there.
Rick: All right.
Phillip: Glad to see you've picked up a few useful skills during your stay.
Rick: You haven't seen nothing yet. Look. I feel great. I can stand.
Phillip: Got your strength back.
Rick: That's right.
Phillip: You're ready to go.
Rick: Of course, there's always the reminder of how this happened.
Phillip: I still can't believe it was Richard.
Rick: This is about... You haven't heard about Reva?
Phillip: No. What?
Rick: Uh, apparently Reva disconnected Richard’s life support the night that he died.
Phillip: What?
Rick: That's why Richard died.
Phillip: Oh, my God.
Rick: Yeah. No medication could help alleviate his pain, so, I don't know. They think there's a chance that Reva might have helped Richard die.
Phillip: She just turned it off. Is that what she did?
Rick: Yeah. Could you imagine having to make that decision?
Phillip: No. Well, wait a minute. What... what happens with Reva now?
Rick: I don't know. That's up to Cassie. I mean, if Cassie presses charges, Reva could go to jail for a long time.
Phillip: Unbelievable. Well, you know what? You can't think about that right now, because you're going home.
Rick: With a prince's heart.
Phillip: Yeah.
Rick: I don't know why, but I just feel this overwhelming responsibility to help his family, to watch over his family.
Phillip: Well, first of all, you were a prince long before you got that heart, pal, let me tell you. And if I can give you a piece of advice...
Rick: When have I ever been able to stop you, first of all?
Phillip: Then don't try now. No, I'm serious. I know you're concerned about Cassie and the kids, and I understand that, but you can't let that throw you off track.
Rick: Off track? What are you talking about?
Phillip: You've got a new wife, you've got a wonderful son, and you've got a second chance to have a future with both of them. That's got to be your first priority.
Rick: I can't believe this, but we actually agree on something. And you know what? We're actually pretty lucky in that second chance department, pal. This is when you're supposed to say, "You're right, Rick. We sure are."
Phillip: You're right, Rick. We sure are.
Eden: Blondie cracks her whip again.
Marina: Mm-hmm.
Gus: God, it's so hot, my deodorant's going to stop working.
Harley: Let me make something clear for you. I've got a hearing coming up on charges that could cost me my badge. Okay? That's not exactly the kind of thing that's going to help me get my kid back. No, you're going to do that. Okay? As soon as I get Phillip down here, which I'm doing right now. Okay? Let me use your cell phone. Excuse me. Don't go anywhere.
Eden: What a piece of work.
Gus: No, she's a work of art, honey.
Eden: What made you so mush- brained? And please, don't say love.
Gus: Let's not talk about me, okay? Let's talk about you. What have you been doing since you were a teenager?
Eden: You sure you want to know?
Gus: Look, it's not like I wanted to stay out of touch with you, okay? It was just very dangerous.
Eden: The Santos factor.
Gus: Yeah. And you were directly in the line of fire as long as I was going after them. Had I stayed in touch with you, they would have come after you within two seconds flat.
Eden: And I missed you, Nicky. I mean, who did I have? What kind of a family did I have? None, that's what I had. Dad was gone, and then you just disappeared. But you know the one thing that kept me breathing? The thought of you going after the Santos’s and getting them.
Gus: Hatred is a very strong motivator. It fools you into thinking that you have stamina and focus and helps you get through some of those very lonely nights.
Eden: Yeah, tell me about it.
Gus: Eden, it made me do a lot of things that I’m not proud of.
Eden: Yeah, well I'd rather take satisfaction than pride any day. So how many of those animals did you get?
Gus: (Sighs) You know, a few.
Eden: Then we'll work together. We'll get them. We will get every single last one of those Santos’s. What? You don't seem that psyched about it.
Gus: I have given up living a life of revenge, Eden.
Eden: What, for Harley?
Gus: No. No, I did it for me. And that's how I know that I’ve given it up.
Tony: You and Michelle having problems?
Danny: Well, you know, just the usual same big problem, me being a Santos.
Tony: Oh, Danny, come on. That's old news.
Danny: It's a little different now, Tony. You know, when I fell in love with Michelle, I tried to change who I am for her sake. I tried to change this business, take it legit. Remember?
Tony: Yeah. You almost got killed doing it.
Danny: Right. But I have learned that I can't change who I am. And that's not okay with Michelle.
Tony: Danny, come on. You two have always been able to work stuff out.
Danny: Mm-hmm. Until now, yes.
Tony: You guys have seemed tighter than ever lately. Look. I mean, she was so happy that you brought her dad back. And you were there for Rick like he was your own brother. Huh? What changed?
Danny: A little videotape that Carmen gave to Michelle of me in action with Edmund that night I took him to the warehouse.
Tony: So what? I mean, you were leaning on him to protect her family.
Danny: Well, all Michelle saw was me trying to kill the guy. So...
Tony: Danny, look, you're a straight-up guy. Okay? And you're just trying to protect your own family. Michelle has to understand that. You think she'd be able to accept you for who you are?
Danny: (Sighs) Well, maybe that's the problem. Now Michelle knows exactly who I am. See you later.
Rick: What's bothering you?
Phillip: It's nothing. No, it'll keep.
Rick: No, look. Obviously I'm not going anywhere, so why don't you just let it out?
Phillip: It's... (Sighs)
Rick: What?
Phillip: Beth. She's taken off again.
Rick: What?
Phillip: Yeah.
Rick: Where's she going this time? Texas?
Phillip: I don't know. I don't know. It's part of the ongoing Lorelei quest.
Rick: I'm sorry, pal. This has been an unbelievable process for you.
Phillip: And, of course, Harley’s still infatuated with this little fool, Aitoro.
Rick: All right, he's not my favorite person in the world, but it is Harley’s choice to be with him. Right?
Phillip: No. He killed somebody, Rick.
Rick: He what?
Phillip: He killed... Oh, you don't know that. Yes, he killed somebody. When he was 16, he pushed somebody off a roof. He's not going to be raising our sons. Although it's not a big deal, not a big deal, because he's gone. He's left town. So it's okay for Harley to have the kids again.
Rick: He left town. Gus just left town.
Phillip: Yeah.
Rick: Well, that's interesting. I thought the two of them were crazy about each other.
Phillip: Well, I don't know. Maybe he figured it was time to do something decent in his life and move on.
Rick: At maybe your suggestion?
Phillip: I just made it clear to him that he would be doing a far, far better thing than he had ever done before. (Cell phone rings) Yeah.
Harley: Meet me at Company. Okay?
Phillip: Hey, Harley, hang on. I've been trying to get in touch with you. Listen, about Zach...
Harley: That's what this is about: Zach. There's somebody here I want you to meet.
Phillip: Why?
Harley: Come find out.
Eden: Let's see. What is the word? You've "moved on" from this nasty revenge business, right?
Gus: It was keeping me small. That's a whole other conversation for another... I need you to do this thing for Harley.
Eden: Why should I? I've had zero contact with you for years because you were trying to protect me while you were going after the Santos’s, right? But now I find out that you bagged all of that. But did you come to find me? No. Because Harley didn't want you to.
Gus: That's not true! That is not true. I was just about to start my search for you.
Eden: Oh, yeah, right.
Gus: No, I was. I was. Her kid... The kid's future's at stake here. I got wrapped up in that.
Eden: Oh, poor little Zach. Oh, let me guess. Did he happen to see his dead father laying in a pool of blood?
Gus: Do not... Do not do this.
Eden: It's not my kid.
Gus: All right. Well, then why don't you think about when you were a kid and what it felt like when you didn't have a mother around?
Eden: Okay. I will say what you want me to. But for you, not for Harley.
Gus: You know, I'll take it any way I can get it.
Eden: Boy, she must be something special, especially between the sheets...
Gus: Don’t. Knock it off, Eden.
Eden: ...To get you to stop going after the Santos’s. It used to be that nothing would stop you from going after those animals.
Gus: Yeah, used to be. Used to be. Used to be I didn't know what love was, either, okay? But maybe, Eden, maybe someday you will.
Ray: Oh, Marah. We keep running into each other-- here, the beach. Wow, it is stifling. Have you been crying?
Marah: I'm okay. It's hot today, huh?
Ray: Yeah, sure is. Not the best day to be scouting for clinic sites. You remember that project that I told you I’m doing with Ed Bauer, right? Hey. And you told me you were okay?
Marah: (Sobbing)
Ray: Hey.
Marah: My life is a disaster. I mean, my Uncle Richard dies, and now my Aunt Cassie has moved out of the house and she took the kids with her, and they don't even have a decent place to stay, and they're hurting so much. And then there's Tony.
Ray: You've seen him?
Marah: At the beach. And the thing is...
Ray: You miss him.
Marah: It's like this sickness! I mean, really, I... I don't know why I can't stop. I just... I thought you're supposed to understand life more when you get older, but it's just so much more confusing for me. (Sobbing)
Ray: Marah, life is filled with contradictions and strange surprises. That will never end. Part of growing up is realizing that. Another part is learning how to deal with it.
Marah: How do you do that when you don't even know what's right or wrong anymore?
Ray: You keep going. You don't give up. You don't let fear get the better of you.
Michelle: Thanks.
Ed: But he didn't kill anyone.
Michelle: No. But he said he would if he felt threatened. He told me so himself.
Ed: It's that violence is just such a way of life to so many people.
Michelle: And Danny is one of those people.
Ed: I'm not so sure.
Michelle: Dad...
Ed: No, I mean... Could he use violence? Of course he could, and I don't condone it, but it's just, he is not a thug.
Michelle: No, he's not. He's a loving husband.
Ed: He's also a loving father. I mean, he's not like his mother at all. Is that what you're worried about? Because I don't see... I don't see the slightest bit of sadism in him.
Michelle: I thought Danny was the sweetest guy in the world once.
Ed: And that's how often a love like yours and Danny’s comes along in a lifetime, honey, once.
Michelle: I just don't know if I can do it anymore.
Ed: Well, from what you told me, there have been other times when you could have walked away, and you haven’t.
Michelle: Dad, this is different.
Ed: Because it's now.
Michelle: No. This is different because there's Robbie. That changes everything.
Danny: Hey, folks.
Ed: Hey.
Danny: A hot one, huh?
Ed: Yeah. I was going to take Robbie over to the lighthouse, let him look at the night sky. I should probably get going before it gets too late.
Michelle: Maybe you should just stay here.
Danny: No, it sounds good. Robbie could use some fun right now. It sounds like a good idea.
Ed: Okay.
Danny: Remember fun? I came home because I want to get through this. I think we can get through this. Because I can't imagine us not being together. Honey.
Michelle: Danny...
Danny: Please. See, when we're like this, when you look at me and I look into your eyes, nothing else matters. See? Don't you feel that, too? Hmm?
Michelle: Make love to me, Danny. Please. Just make everything else go away.
Ed: Hey.
Ray: Hey, you two.
Ed: Busy night at the lighthouse. Hey, Marah.
Marah: Hi, Dr. Bauer. Hi, cutie.
Ed: Yes. How are you? I was going to call you. I've got some good news.
Ray: Yeah?
Ed: Did Father Ray tell you that he and I are teaming up together?
Marah: Yeah, a clinic. It sounds like a great idea.
Ray: We thought the lighthouse would be a perfect location.
Ed: Well, I got some good news for you. Got a better spot.
Ray: Where?
Ed: Ross Marler offered us the use of his storefront office. Rent-free.
Ray: Downtown?
Ed: Yeah.
Ray: That's perfect.
Ed: Yeah. Yeah. The layout should be good, too. Not just a clinic, you know? It's sort of, I don't know, a drop-in center where you can get some counseling along with your free medical care. A safe haven, I guess. In fact, we're going to call it "My Friend's Couch."
Marah: The kind of place you can go when you're in bad shape and feel safe.
Ray: You got it.
Marah: Well, I wish you guys were open now. I'd be there.
Ed: Kind of tough at home?
Marah: I'm so mad at my mom. I mean, I didn't want Richard to go on suffering, but she went too far.
Ed: You know she didn't want to.
Marah: Yeah, but she did. That's the point. I mean, my mom turned off Richard’s life support. And you know, maybe he did ask her to do it, but at the very least she should have told Aunt Cassie about it. But no. No, she went off and she turned off the machine by herself, and Aunt Cassie didn't even get a chance to say good-bye to her own husband.
Ed: Look, I know you're angry about this, and it's a really... It's an awful situation, but turning your back on someone you love even when they've done something that you don't agree with... I mean, that doesn't make anything better.
Harley: Okay, Phillip should be here any minute.
Frank: Don't you think you should make yourself scarce, here? Phillip thinks that you're supposed to be out of town, I mean...
Harley: What?
Gus: Show time.
Phillip: This who you wanted me to see?
Harley: No, this is who I wanted you to see.
Phillip: What the hell are you doing here? I thought we had a deal.
Harley: What? What deal?
Phillip: I thought we had a deal.
Gus: It was nothing.
Phillip: Yeah, oh, it was something. I told him that if he left town, you could have Zach back. I guess it was nothing to you.
Harley: What? Did you know about this?
Frank: I knew about it, but I thought you did, too.
Gus: None of this is going to matter when she does her thing. Yes, I did promise you something. Yes. What I didn't promise you was that I’d come back to town. Never said anything about that.
Phillip: Oh, well, that's cute. So what'd you do? What'd you do with that fat wad of cash that I gave you? Did you just take that to make it look more realistic?
Gus: No, I gave your "fat wad of cash" to a little nun in Chicago.
Phillip: (Scoffs)
Gus: You think I would betray Harley for some money?
Phillip: And you did betray her, because you came back. Because now I'll be keeping Zach.
Eden: Excuse me, I need to go to the ladies' room.
Harley: Wait. Don't you go in there because I’m going with you. Wait.
Gus: Ease up for a second.
Harley: Ease up? I don't trust her and I don't trust you. Or you. God, that is so Spaulding. You would use our son to blackmail Gus into leaving me?
Phillip: Oh, don’t. Don’t...
Harley: And what about you? You would make a deal like this and then not even tell me about it? What a stupid, crazy thing to do.
Gus: Crazy, stupid thing? It's no stupider than breaking into the Spaulding mansion like a ninja and beating up the butler.
Harley: That's different and you know it.
Gus: No, it isn't different.
Harley: Yes, it is.
Gus: It's exactly the same thing. I was trying to help Zach. I was trying to get Zach out of that... I was doing that... It's nothing different.
Phillip: Hey, you know what? It doesn't make any difference. It didn't work.
Harley: Phillip, wait! Could you just be a human being for just a second?
Phillip: Well, you know what? I think that would be pretty pointless given the present company.
Gus: Oh, man, look... Hate me, man. Hate me all you want, but this has really got nothing to do with me.
Phillip: Oh, of course not. Of course not, Gus. It doesn't have anything to do with you.
Harley: It doesn’t. This has everything to do with Zach, who has become this three-year-old pawn in your game.
Phillip: You think I'm playing a game? What the hell is wrong with you? What... Is he.. Is he really worth all of this?
Harley: I love him.
Phillip: Well, you love him. Is that... Is he the role model that you want for our son? That's a different question. Is this what you want our son to grow up to be?
Harley: Phillip...
Gus: Look, I made a couple of mistakes, you know, along the way and everything.
Phillip: That's a good way to spin it.
Gus: Well, I'm just saying, when it comes to this, I was just trying to help and everything, and look, your problem with me is going to go bye-bye in about 30 seconds if you just come inside and talk to Eden, okay? Just talk to Eden.
Phillip: Talk to Eden?
Harley: Yes.
Phillip: Who's Eden?
Harley: Yes, yes, that's the point. Eden! Eden. So just stay here, and I’ll get her, okay?
Gus: 30 seconds.
Harley: Hey, hey! Where’s... where's Eden? Is she in the bathroom?
Marina: She went out the back door.
Harley: What? What?
Gus: Right now I'm sure...
Harley: She's gone!
Gus: What do you mean, she's gone?
Harley: She's gone. She split. She took off. She's gone. She's not here anymore. So much for her promising to help me.
Phillip: That's really unbelievable.
Harley: No, no, no, no, no.
Phillip: Nice try.
Harley: Phillip, really, she was here. Phillip, wait, please.
Phillip: You know what, Harley? Let me tell you something. Come here a minute. It's important that you understand this. I don't want to fight with you, and I do not want to keep Zach from you. That's not what this is about. That was never my intention. So I’ll tell you what. You come see him anytime you want for as long as you want. Just come by yourself.
Tony: Okay, well... Sorry, buddy. Infierno's going to have to close. Drinks will be on us. Have a good night. See you.
Woman: All right.
Tony: Take care of the customers, all right?
Woman: I will.
Tony: (Sighs) Sorry, guys. Bye. (Sighs) What is up with this? Bye-bye.
Radio announcer: There's an all-time high electrical demand, and a series of rolling black-outs are affecting most of Springfield tonight. Homeowners and businesses are being asked to conserve that energy. Stay cool out there.
Hot town summer in the city back of my neck getting dirt and gritty...
Tony: Hey.
Marah: It's... it's really weird being back here again.
Tony: Yeah, well... Um...
Marah: I had to come, though. I need to get in touch with Cass Winthrop. My mom needs a lawyer defending her, and she needs someone who's not just tough but... Who's not just smart, but tough, too.
Tony: You mean tougher than Ross Marler?
Marah: I think so. It's so bizarre. Your family is supposed to be the killers, but it turns out my mom's the one who ends up taking someone's life.
Tony: Well, it's not like she pumped a slug into the guy, you know?
Marah: No. No, Richard wanted to die and he asked my mom to help him do it.
Tony: Well, there you go. She didn't mean any harm.
Marah: Yeah, well, she should have known how wrong it was, and you'd think that that would have stopped her, only it didn’t. I just... I don't understand how these things happen. It's like you're stuck in this really bad dream, and it just won't stop. And it hurts. God, it hurts so much.
Tammy: You're going home soon.
Rick: Yeah, I am. Hi.
Tammy: You're lucky. My dad...
Rick: You've obviously been thinking about your father a lot lately, haven't you?
Tammy: I can't help it. I miss him. Everything is horrible.
Rick: Tammy, I'm so sorry.
Tammy: Mom hates Aunt Reva for stealing dad's heart. We moved to the Beacon.
Rick: So you can get out of Reva’s house for a while.
Tammy: I had a dad and a home and now... Nothing.
Rick: Do you have a second? Sit down. Tammy, your Aunt Reva didn't ever intend to steal a heart. That was never on her mind. She was just trying to stop the pain that your father was going through.
Tammy: But he's gone.
Rick: I know he's gone. I know he's gone, and nothing can bring him back, but you know what? You are going to have a home again, Tammy. You're going to have a home again, because you have a mother who loves you, and you've got brothers, and I hope you feel like... like I can maybe be your friend. Tammy, we both need each other to walk through this, because it's going to be hard and... Well, I mean, if that's okay with you.
Tammy: I guess.
Rick: I'll never be your dad, Tammy, I know that. But I have a piece of him inside of me. And we're both pulling for you in a very big way.
Gus: Listen, Eden is not gone gone, okay? She'll be back.
Harley: Really? How do you know that?
Gus: Well... I took a little security deposit that she doesn't know about.
Harley: Her wallet! Oh, great. Now I'm so relieved, grateful. Thank you.
Gus: Yeah, would that be... Both would be nice.
Harley: Do you realize I could strangle you?
Gus: Listen, honey, I should have told you about the Phillip thing.
Harley: Told me about it? You shouldn't have done it in the first place.
Gus: All right, okay. I was trying to help.
Harley: I know. I know you were trying to help. You're always trying to help. It's just that why... why when you try to help, do things go from bad to worse?
Gus: I am not the enemy, okay? We're supposed to be a team.
Harley: I'm sorry, it slipped my mind.
Gus: Look, we can't let... We can't let a jerk like Phillip ruin our lives. Okay?
Harley: But it's fine if a jerk like you does it?
Gus: Would it help if I... Would it help if I said I love you? Would it help if I said I'm sorry? I am sorry. Would it... Would it help if I said anything? I mean, anything at all? Cooper, please.
Harley: It's bad enough I’ve got a hearing coming up, but then your sister vanishes like this?
Gus: Well, she'll be back, okay? She will be back, and when she comes back, we'll work out this little glitch with him. That's all it is; it's a little glitch.
Harley: You don't get it.
Gus: It'll be all worked out.
Harley: You don't get it. I've got a hearing coming up that could cost me my job, and now I've got to schedule an appointment to see my son? All because I care about you. I don't see this working out.
Tony: You know, Marah, I... I hate that you have go through this. I'm talking about the stuff with your mom. I can always tell when there's something bugging you, you know?
Marah: Yeah?
Tony: The light in your eyes kind of goes out like that.
Marah: My own personal blackout.
Tony: I miss you.
Marah: Don’t.
Tony: It doesn't mean anything. I'm just saying it, you know? I hope you find what you're looking for, Marah.
Marah: You mean the lawyer for my mom?
Tony: I mean everything. I want you to have a good life. I do.
Marah: What about you, Tony? What kind of life do you want to have?
Tony: It doesn't matter what I want, really. My life came looking for me.
Eden: Hello? Hey. So who do you have to do to get a drink around here?
Danny: See? There's nothing else in the world except us. Just like it's always been, Michelle.