All language subtitles for Hotel - S04E03 - Enemies Within

Give yourself time to get your feet wet.
It's only your first day. Oh, I've been

waiting for this day for years.

The St. Gregory.

At the risk of buttering up the boss,
you can't get any higher.

Oh, Mr. Magnuson will be staying in the
Windsor suite.

Please don't hesitate to call if there's
anything special you need.

All right.

I'm not shy.

The face is familiar.

Harley Magnuson.

The film director?

His last movie nearly scared me to
death.

He's in town promoting his new one.

Julie Gillette, I'd like you to meet
Elizabeth Bradshaw, our new concierge.

Julie is director of guest relations.

We'll be working together closely, I
hope.

I'm looking forward to it.

Excuse me.

Thank you.

He doesn't look nearly as frightening as
his film.

Good morning, Maggie. Good morning.

What's that?

What?

It looks like paint.

Oh, that.

I filled a bottle of nail polish
remover. Sorry.

Thank you.

Fine.

Yeah, send them on, Bob.

We'll get them paid right away.

I think I got you a better rate on the
VIP limo service.

Morning.

Oh, I like this tie.

Very man about town.

Too bad you didn't help me pick it out.
You should have stayed over.

Weatherman said it got down in the 30s.
Well, that's the beauty of electric

blankets. They keep you warm and protect
your virtue.

From whom?

I'm sorry. I didn't realize you were
busy.

Well, Amy Sullivan Christine Francis,
our general manager.

Amy's one of the hottest young
decorators in town.

How do you do? Hi. We're lucky to get
her.

To get her?

So now that the cat's out of the bag.

What cat?

Out of what bag?

Are you in on this?

After all the abuse and you still don't
trust me?

Well, there it is.

It is?

Your new office.

I thought to myself, why not save you
all the aggravation?

We'll get a head start, so Amy and I
just plunged right in.

Oh.

Peter, how thoughtful. I can't wait to
see it. The deal is, it's got to be a

surprise.

Don't worry. I have lots of fabrics for
you to look at.

Leave room for the shark, Amy. It's at
the taxidermist. The shark?

Don't worry. It'll go perfect with a
moose head.

Oh, sorry.

I'm so clumsy. I'm sorry.

Haven't seen you in a while.

Oh, you know how it is. Busy, busy,
busy.

Well, if you need me to run some errands
or go to the bank for you.

Thanks. I'm fine for this month, and
everything else is right here in the

Who knows? I might just stay here
forever.

Miss Schaefer's room, please.

Perfect timing.

I was just going to give you a ring. I
spoke to your dad. He wanted to know how

you were doing.

I don't know why he insists on bothering
you.

I'm sorry.

I just... I'm very flattered, Peter, but
I don't need a babysitter.

That's what I keep telling him. I take
it, though, you haven't accepted his

calls. We always have a bad connection.

Laura! Sorry, gotta run.

What about Kevin? That's why.

Laura, wait a second!

I don't know what I'm going to do
anymore.

I wanted to thank you.

You certainly didn't waste any time
finding me that courier, sir.

Then I won't feel guilty asking for
passes to your new picture.

I forget.

Is it the beast below or the horror from
on high?

I knew there was a future for you in
Hollywood.

Do you care to discuss it over dinner?

Or does the management frown on the
staff breaking bread with the paying

customers? As long as I don't butter it
in public, it shouldn't be a problem.

We've got some great choices here.

You sure you can't sneak me in there
when he's not looking?

This one's very lovely.

That's one thing about Peter McDermott.
He commands loyalty.

Mr. Cabot is here. You'd think he would
have called first.

You're so hard to get hold of,
Christine.

If I've caught you at a bad time... No,
no, a decorating plan.

Amy Sullivan, Charles Cabot. Nice to
meet you. Pleasure.

Excuse me.

Thank you. Working in a new office?

How nice.

I'm delighted there's room in the
budget.

Not a new office, Mr. Cabot. My own
office.

I think the general manager's entitled
to one, don't you?

Oh, absolutely. Forgive me, I never
meant to imply you were being reckless

operating expenses.

If anything, office decor always sets a
certain tone.

The first impression is very important.

Something tells me I've made a mess of
mine.

Truce? I didn't realize there was a war
on.

Coffee? Please.

Actually, I've been meaning to have a
little chat with you.

Despite the bad press I've been getting,
I'm as anxious to maintain the St.

Gregory's high standards as you are.

I'm sure Peter would appreciate hearing
that.

When it comes to the cabots, I fear
McDermott has a blind spot.

Maybe you, on the other hand, can see
things more objectively.

You really haven't given Peter a chance.

Perhaps if you were to give me one, I'd
understand the need to extend him the

same courtesy.

Shall we start with dinner?

Peter and I would be very pleased.

I hadn't realized you were joined at the
hip.

Dinner for three is such an awkward
affair, though.

Well, there's always lunch.

provided the table set for two.

Hello?

It's me, Kevin.

Why'd you run off like that? You know I
don't bite.

I'd like to come see you.

It's just not the right time.

I wish you'd try to understand.

How can I when you're turning into a
recluse?

Laura... I'm not a stranger.

But maybe I've become one.

I'm sorry, Kevin.

You're sorry?

I'm the guy you left standing at the
altar. How the hell do you think I feel?

I have to get off now.

Thanks. If I thought she didn't love me,
I'd understand.

But you know what she didn't go through
with the wedding?

She couldn't leave home any more than
she can leave this hotel.

What's stopping her? Her father said she
was shy.

She's not.

She's terrified.

Going outside.

It's a fear she has.

I'm afraid every day it's getting worse.

Charles came by to see me.

Now that I'm enjoying the lull before
the storm, what does he want?

The benefit of a doubt.

More than he's ever given me.

You think he was holding out at Olive
Branch?

That door a magic wand.

I wouldn't mind using one on Al
Schaefer's daughter.

Isn't she the girl Dave's always running
errands for?

Apparently she's afraid to...

Leave the hotel. I talked to her
boyfriend about it, and he's at his

Does her father know?

If he does, he hasn't said anything to
me.

I've asked her to have breakfast with me
tomorrow.

Maybe I can find out what's going on.

You can't resist playing the Good
Samaritan, can you?

Isn't that why you fell in love with me?

Among other reasons.

I really shouldn't have been there.

It's very late.

And you like to live dangerously.

Besides, you said your apartment isn't
fixed up yet, and I got a bottle of

Chateau Lafitte just waiting to meet its
maker.

The spies are out.

You punch the same time, Pluck?

I wouldn't want him to see me going
against hotel policy.

Well, now, isn't that...

Is it a cozier supposed to satisfy her
guests?

That's what I always heard.

Just a minute.

Where would madame like me to put this?

Madame wonders why you won't take no for
an answer.

Would you really like to know?

Yeah.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

I'd forgotten what that was like.

I haven't.

If only my courage were a match for your
persistence.

Lean on me.

I have strength enough for the two of
us.

Laura, you've been here three months
already. Isn't it time you moved back

Where?

Your apartment? My father's house?

I have a place of my own now.

And I just want to be left in peace.

Laura, face it. You've got a problem. I
have tried to face it.

Two years in therapy, and what good did
it do?

I could barely step out the front door.

Is this any better?

I get around the hotel.

It's a start.

Or maybe a dead end.

What does your father have to say about
it?

Don't start with him, Kevin.

I put up with his lecturing for years.
None of his business. It is if you won't

get help.

I love you.

You've got to trust me.

Come on, give me your hand.

We'll walk around the block.

You'll walk around the block. I'm
staying put.

Going outside isn't half as scary as you
think.

Please?

Only around the block I'm here to
protect you

This is definitely a first.

I've never known a concierge.

What a deprived life you've led.

Holly!

If I'm supposed to be a good sport about
this, I have to warn you.

I'm a sore loser.

Holly?

Are you resting, darling?

Hardly. Don't tell me you're the maid.

I'm certainly not the butler.

And I'm not amused.

But then why should I be?

I'm only his wife.

Thanks for laying out the ground rules.

If I'd known we were playing adultery, I
would have phoned in my moves.

Now, if you don't mind, I'll let you two
slug it out in private.

And deny yourself the thrill of a
lifetime.

Whatever you do, Harley, don't say,
thanks, I needed that.

That's my husband you were sleeping
with. And if you think that's funny,

wait till you see my backhand.

Considering the game you're playing, I
just want to see the other side of this

door.

Good morning.

The carpet's orange and the walls are
maroon.

And you should see the tiki torches.

Wonderful.

First day on the job and she threw
herself into her work.

I mean, usually I handle the VIPs, but
there she was helping Harley Magnuson

like they were long -lost friends.

Elizabeth certainly sounds very eager.

That's a funny way of putting it.

Is that irony or understatement?

Well, apparently our new canteen is a
very active lady.

How come I get the feeling he knows
something we don't? Just keeping my eyes

open. After all, they don't call me Mr.
Security for nothing.

Everything looks lovely.

You're being so kind to me, Peter.

Oh, come on now.

I've known you almost as long as I've
known your dad.

More important, you're a guest in my
house.

And you've made me feel very welcome.

But being a guest doesn't mean you're a
prisoner.

Laura, you haven't left the hotel since
the day you checked in.

I didn't realize everyone was so
interested in how I spend my time.

I'm sorry.

No, you shouldn't be.

It's okay to get annoyed sometimes.

We all do.

Not in our house.

Daddy always said it wasn't ladylike.

When Mother was alive, she never raised
her voice.

I was trained to follow in her
footsteps.

Being afraid to express your feelings
shouldn't stop you from going out.

Do you know how many times I've said
that to myself?

I know I have a problem.

But there's nothing I can do about it.

Then you've tried.

Not in the last few months.

But before then, I did.

I tried very hard.

Why not keep trying?

It won't work.

You hear about phobias, fears.

People think they have all the answers,
but no one does.

No one knows why a child is afraid of
the dark, why some people can't look at

snake without getting goosebumps.

Those kinds of fears don't prevent them
from getting on with their lives.

Do you know what happens when I go
outside? Do you have any idea?

I think I'm gonna die.

You're not even listening.

Pat, I screwed up and I'm sorry.

Why didn't you tell me you were flying
up?

Since when do I have to give you fair
warning? Wait a minute. Wait.

Now, listen. Listen, obviously, I got a
lot of growing up to do.

How much longer do you think you can go
on playing boy wonder?

All I need is for you to be a little
more patient.

While you sow your oats up and down the
San Andreas Fault.

Sorry, but you don't make the earth move
for me anymore.

Oh, by the way, you keep the Jeep,
honey.

I'll keep the Jack.

Mr. Schaefer, I don't want to discuss it
with you.

That's a goodbye.

Don't let it get away.

Think about it.

It's called agoraphobia, Mr. Schaefer.

It's the fear of having a panic attack
in a crowd or a public place. Look, kid,

I read the same books that you have. If
you know Laura has a problem, why aren't

you doing anything about it? Because she
doesn't want me to. She walked out on

me the same as she did with you.

Now, what am I going to do, drag her
back home?

She can't go out on the street. She
can't get in a car. What kind of life is

that? One, I wouldn't wish on my worst
enemy.

But at least when she was living at
home, she had company.

Then you came along.

You never forgave me for that, did you?

What's to forgive?

I happen to think that you're the one
who turned her against me. That's not

true. Oh, of course you'll deny it.

But the difference.

At least her first husband knew how to
intimidate her just like you did.

So what do you want me to do?

She won't even take my calls.

She's forgotten she's got a father.

Then maybe it's time to remind her.

Oh, boy, you don't know the half of it.
But that's the half that's so

fascinating. You can check out. Okay.

Dave. Yeah?

I understand that Bellman's the only
uniformed employee that doesn't have to

answer to security.

Don't let Billy hear that.

It's true, though. We're the only ones
allowed to go anywhere in the hotel.

Anywhere? Yeah.

That must come in very handy. Excuse me.
Sure.

Concierge.

Hay Street Grill, 830.

I'll see to it.

Okay. Excuse me. Would you call the
airport, Anne?

Good morning.

It's the understatement of the year.

Mrs. Magnuson, the truth is I had no
idea that... But at least I'll rest easy

knowing he didn't pick you up off the
street.

Even if that is where you belong.

Victoria must have been very comfortable
here.

This was her home.

Now it's yours.

I thought we'd finished with that.

Oh, we have, we have.

That isn't to say I've abrogated
authority when it comes to other areas

management.

Frankly, Peter, some of the excesses
I've uncovered are rather startling.

I'm glad you're on the lookout. I can't
be everywhere at once.

Take personnel.

Eight hundred employees in a hotel which
sleeps a thousand?

How can you possibly justify such an
inflated payroll?

Providing service is all the
justification I need.

It's the one reason we've never lost our
five -star rating.

Is that why we employ three men just to
polish the brass?

Why not replace the railings with
painted steel, sell the brass at a

let the men go?

My point is simple economics.

We've got to streamline if we're going
to keep up.

You start cutting back on services and
amenities, it's not going to win you any

friends. I didn't come to San Francisco
to improve my social life.

As much as I love the St. Gregory, I
won't allow it to become a white

It never was, it never will be.

Speaking for the Cabots, as long as
you're at the helm, that's the promise

doubt you can keep.

I am sure there's a reasonable
explanation.

Please. We've all taken biology.

What I don't understand is how you can
sit there and allow this to go on.

Believe me, Mrs. Magnusson, if any of
our employees have behaved

unprofessionally... I thought you had
the St. Gregory's reputation to uphold.

Of course I do.

I don't condone what happened.

I intend to have a serious talk with our
concierge.

Just a talk?

You can't say I didn't warn you.

Come on in.

I had some business with Peter.

So I figured I'd drop by and see how
things were.

They're fine.

I'm making tea, you want any?

Oh, no, thank you.

No, you never call.

Don't you miss me?

I know.

A loaded question, right?

Anyway, your teacher friend dropped by
the lot.

I don't know why Kevin won't leave well
enough alone.

Well enough?

I'm sorry. Forget it. I didn't come here
to argue with you.

Laura, what is it?

What are you so afraid of?

Fear.

And I don't want to go into it.

Then go back to the shrink, if you're so
unhappy.

What kind of life is this?

My life.

Being on my own.

Come home with me, honey. It's a big
house.

So you can bully me the way you bullied
Mother?

I never meant to.

Laura, you're the most important person
in the world to me.

Then why haven't I ever felt it?

How could you leave yourself open to
something like this?

Because I'm probably a lot more
vulnerable than I look.

Only it's not what you think.

Harley and I knew each other a long time
before I moved here.

That's not what his wife led me to
believe.

Well, I'm not one of her all -time
favorites.

Harley and I started seeing each other
while they were separated.

When they got back together, I decided
it was time for a change of venue.

But when you saw him in the lobby, you
didn't seem to know him.

I was so surprised that I didn't know
what to do.

And I certainly didn't want to tell you,
there goes a failed love affair.

Especially my first day on the job.

And then when he swore to me that he'd
gotten a divorce.

Well, under the circumstances, I can
certainly understand what happened.

I still had no business bringing my
private life back to the hotel.

Please, you won't tell Mr. McDermott
about this, will you?

Everyone's entitled to make a mistake.

But I have to caution you.

The St. Gregory is more than just a
place of business. Everything we do is

scrutinized by the public.

It'll never happen again.

You have my word.

Believe me, I would never do anything to
embarrass you or the hotel.

I know you wouldn't.

I knew that the day I hired you.

I'm

meeting

Laura for lunch. Did you speak to her?
Yes, and I blame myself for waiting as

long as I did.

But not anymore.

I know a doctor, and I'm going to see
that she gets help. And not just once a

week, either.

Al, you haven't even thought this
through. What kind of help is he talking

about?

Ah, there she is. Hello, sweetheart.
Hello.

What's this, all the men in my life?

Come on, Laura, there's something we
have to discuss.

You're not going to get away with it,
Al. Look, why don't we continue this

another time?

Continue what? What are you planning,
Daddy? No, it's nothing to worry about,

honey. It's all for the best. You are
amazing. You don't have the faintest

what's going on. No, but I do.

You can't make me leave the hotel. I
won't let you.

Don't be frightened.

I'm just worried about you. He's so
worried about you.

She just froze out there.

Thank God the driver stopped in time.

How is she, Doctor? Oh, she's going to
be all right. More scared than anything

else. Oh, I'd better go in. I'm sorry,
Mr. Schaefer, but she has to see Mr.

McDermott.

Hi.

Hi.

You gave us quite a scare.

All I remember is the panic.

Kellen gave me the name of a
psychiatrist right here on Knob Hill.

He's got a terrific track record with
agoraphobics.

So did the last one I saw.

He promised to have me walking down the
street by the end of the first session.

Two years later, I'd locked myself in
and thrown away the key.

All the more reason to try someone new.

He'll even come up here if that's what's
stopping him.

What's stopping me is me.

This wall I've built around myself.

How long has it been this way?

Almost three years.

One afternoon I was driving to the
market when suddenly I became panic

-stricken.

I couldn't breathe. I had pains in my
stomach.

But the moment I made it home, I felt
fine.

Do you know what triggered it?

No.

But it just kept getting worse.

First in the car, then out shopping,
then every time I left the house.

What did the doctor tell you?

What they all tell you, that it's time
to face your problems.

You see, living here, I don't have to go
anywhere.

The hotel has everything I need. I'm
safe.

For how long?

One day I might have to ask you to
leave.

You wouldn't do that to me.

Someone has to.

Because it breaks my heart to watch you
giving up on life.

Believe me, it'll be a pleasure.

We are good together, aren't we?

Good night.

Evening.

Tell me something, Mr. Griffin.

How come you and I seem to cross paths
so often?

Sorry, I'm not following.

Please.

You've done nothing but follow me from
the moment I came on this job.

Elizabeth.

Miss Bradshaw, I wasn't doing anything
of the kind.

What is it you want to find out about
me, anyway?

Maybe you think I'm running a little
business on the side.

Is that it?

Your job is being concierge. Mine is
patrolling the hotel. When I'm not

the halls, I still have a dozen men who
are.

And yet, you're the only one I ever see.

I guess that's just a coincidence, isn't
it?

Hi. Hi.

Here's a fresh pot. Good.

Good morning. Good morning.

Oh, hi. You been going all right?

Fine.

Just be patient.

Night's the night.

Judging from the way you cleaned your
plate, I gather our breakfast menu is

ahead. I have no quarrel with the chef.

But the prices are ridiculously low.

And the dishes, absurdly esoteric.

Venison sausage, brioche stuffed with
chicken livers.

Is that why you asked for a second
helping?

Or were they off?

It's not the food, Peter. It's the
concept.

Our gourmet breakfasts are bringing in
an entire group of guests we've never

before. Restaurant critics, they revel
in this kind of nonsense.

So does the downtown business community.

We're booked solid for the next three
weeks.

Everybody loves a bargain.

We're not losing money, Charles.

When the profit margin shrinks, I
consider that lost revenue.

You won't give me an inch, will you?

On the contrary, I've given you more
than enough to hang yourself.

I've just left the psychiatrist. He came
here to see me. We spoke to him last

night. You want to sit down and have a
cup of coffee?

I think this is about as far as I can
make it.

But at least I'm outside, even if it's
only one step.

No anxiety?

Tons of it.

But I'm not supposed to fight it. Just
go with the flow.

I have to confront my fears where I find
them.

Something I haven't been able to do
before, and I'm doing it.

But if I don't go back inside, I think
they're about to pop out of hiding.

Don't worry.

Next time, you'll cross that street.

Walk in the park.

I don't have any doubt.

I'd better.

I don't want to wait till you have to
evict me.

My marriage has been on the rocks for
months.

I can't believe she pulled a stunt like
this.

I don't relish playing the dedicated
homewrecker.

Well, all I can say is, let me try to
make it up to you.

Can we see each other this evening?

I promise it'll be very special.

She's flown back, hasn't she?

Oh. Straight to the lawyers They'll
probably take you to the cleaners

This

evening

Yeah, hang on just a second. Hang on.

Eight o 'clock.

Love you.

Hi.

Yeah.

Of course, honey, I feel guilty, but we
can still make it work.

I mean, all I need is one more chance,
Pat.

Ah, here she is.

I'm sorry, honey. I called, and when you
didn't answer, I became worried that

something happened to you because of the
accident.

This is Dr. Davies. Hello.

Hello. I'm fine.

I just got a little dizzy, that's all.
It won't happen again.

Oh, well, we're here to see that it
doesn't. Dr.

Davies here has a marvelous facility up
in Sonoma. A rest home, right, doctor?

I've had very good results with patients
like yourself.

Now, if the ride up is too stressful for
you, I can always give you something to

calm you. What's the matter with you?
I'm not crazy.

No one said you were.

No, no, no. We're here to help you with
this sickness of yours.

You're the sick one trying to lock me up
somewhere.

No, we're not. The doctor's here to help
you. I think you're getting

overexcited, Miss Schaefer. Damn right I
am.

I'm already seeing a doctor, and the
only way I'm ever going to get cured is

with my father.

Please, honey, I'm sorry. I didn't mean
to frighten you.

Laura?

Laura, honey, where are you?

Laura, listen to me.

Laura.

Don't you understand? We're not talking
personalities. We're talking power.

Haven't you found out anything useful
yet?

Give me a chance.

I've only been on the job a few days.

Besides, the man's a white knight.

You ask any of the little people about
McDermott, and they fall all over

themselves telling you what a prince he
is. Speaking of the little people, I

hope you're making friends.

They're a major part of McDermott's
support system. Without them, you'll

much rougher time around here.

I have a few bridges to mend.

You didn't waste any time, did you?

His security chief saw me leaving here
last night.

What was I supposed to do, smile and
pretend nothing was wrong? Nothing is

wrong, which is exactly how you have to
play it.

Remember, everyone thinks I'm the enemy.
I show up and expect a white glove

inspection.

But you show up.

They wouldn't think twice about
confiding in me.

The staff likes you. They'll never
suspect what you're really after.

Well, don't worry.

By the time I'm finished...

They're all going to love me but not as
much as I do

I

Don't care what the hell your excuse is
don't make me feel worse than I already

do it This is my kid we're talking about
here, not yours. This is my house and

my guest. You come in here without a
court order and expect me to sit back

you drag Laura out of here kicking and
screaming.

We'll try the basement.

Well, how was I supposed to know she's
seeing a shrink again?

You could have asked. Found her.

On the way.

What is it?

They just found her. Let's hope it's not
as bad as it sounds.

We'll be right here if you need us.

It's all right.

I'm not going to let them take you
anywhere.

I promise.

Why won't he trust me?

I don't want to be afraid of him.

But he comes on so strong, I can't help
myself.

You made a good start this morning.

See it through.

It's so much work.

You want a miracle cure?

You said yourself they don't exist.

You want your father to start trusting
you?

Then give him something to believe in.

You.

Guess I was a little afraid we'd be in
competition.

But so far, Elizabeth's been terrific.

I keep hearing the nice things about
her.

Oh, I almost forgot.

She wants to take us to lunch tomorrow.
Said she'd love to get to know you

better.

Come on, guys.

Gently.

Gently. Christine's getting her own
office. They've been working on it non

-stop.

That isn't the stuffed shark, is it?

Actually, I think it's a Marlin.

She was kidding, wasn't she?

You know where I'll be waiting.

I'll be there.

I wasn't going to have you committed.

It wasn't anything like that. I just
wanted you to get some help.

By dragging me off against my will?

You know why I have this phobia?

Because I don't even know how to survive
out there.

Honey, you were never helpless.

But that's how you made me feel.

Admit it, Daddy.

After Mother died, you were afraid of
being alone.

My being a shut -in was the perfect
solution.

It wasn't a solution.

I just didn't know how to deal with it.

Maybe I still don't. But I am learning
how to deal with it, and I'm making

progress.

It'll take time, but I have to stand on
my own.

Daddy, please, try to understand.

I don't want you to catch me if I fall.

I just wanted to protect you.

Was that so terrible?

It is for a grown -up.

Falling down and picking yourself up.

That's part of life, isn't it?

Here's a copy of your receipt and your
card.

Thanks. Come again soon, Mr. Langston.
Thank you.

Signing a fast getaway?

Oh, uh... Had I known, I'd have packed
you a boxed lunch.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

My wife called and... And a
reconciliation is a lot cheaper than a

Don't worry, Harley.

I'll have the memory of your brilliant
technique to keep me warm at night.

Did you really expect something more?

Don't get serious on me.

We live in a disposable society.

You dispose of me, and I dispose of you.

I wasn't sure if you'd make it. Then
give up without a fight?

That'd be much too easy.

Out facing the world twice in one day.

I'd call you one very determined lady.

He's really scared to death.

But I'm not going to let it stop me
anymore.

He's a terrific teacher.

And he's going to be an even better
husband.

I know you can do it.

Don't do it for me.

For Kevin. For your dad.

Do it for you.

I believe this is the moment of truth

Well, gee, couldn't find any place for
the moose head, huh?

Oh.

Oh, Peter, it's perfect.

Oh, all the details, everything.

Feels right.

Try the couch.

Try the couch.

Comfortable? It's wonderful.

Oh, I bet this was your idea, wasn't it?

Just to remind you, I'm only a few steps
away.

Oh, you're going to be checking up on
me, is that it?

Yes, I guess.