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♪♪
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>> Liam: Thomas gave you no clue
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where he is?
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>> Hope: No, once he heard the
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words "annulment," there was no
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steering the conversation
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elsewhere.
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>> Liam: Did I hear him say
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something like, "I won't let
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you?"
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>> Hope: I don't know.
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Probably.
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Honestly, I was just waiting for
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him to say something, anything
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about his son -- to ask how
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Douglas is doing, to see who's
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taking care of him, but, no,
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he just went on and on about how
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he needs a chance to explain
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himself to me.
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[ Sighs ]
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Don't worry.
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I'm not that foolish.
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>> Brooke: [ Sighs ]
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He's still not answering?
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Doesn't he realize he has a
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little boy that needs him?
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>> Ridge: No, I think he
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realizes --
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Hey!
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Look who's come down to finish
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the rest of his breakfast.
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>> Douglas: No, thank you.
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>> Ridge: You didn't eat much.
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>> Brooke: Well, it's almost
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lunchtime already.
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>> Douglas: Is Amelia here?
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>> Ridge: Not yet.
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>> Brooke: Is that what you're
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going to wear to the zoo?
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>> Douglas: My hair won't stay.
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>> Ridge: You're very lucky
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because this one here knows
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everything about hair.
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>> Brooke: [ Laughs ]
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That's right, I do.
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Let met take a look.
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Oh, that's not so bad.
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>> Douglas: When is Daddy coming
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home?
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>> Brooke: Uh...
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>> Thomas: I can contest an
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annulment.
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Says so right here.
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>> I mean, the marriage was
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never consummated, right?
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>> Thomas: Don't be disgusting.
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>> Bro, like I said, we got to
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talk about some things.
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>> Thomas: Okay, fine. What?
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You made a list?
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>> Number one, cleanliness.
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I don't have a maid to clean up
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after you, man.
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>> Thomas: Yeah, but you -- you
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got a girlfriend, right?
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It was a joke.
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>> Number two, why'd I just
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check my fridge and there's only
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a jar of pickles?
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>> Thomas: Yeah, did you buy
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that this century?
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Because did you notice the
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color?
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>> I noticed there's nothing to
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eat in my fridge!
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Groceries don't grow on trees,
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dude.
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Well, the meat doesn't, but --
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Number three, using my stuff.
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Why are you using my stuff?
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>> Thomas: I came here with the
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clothes on my back, that's it.
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>> Yeah, and now you have my
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clothes on your...body.
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Come on, man.
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What am I supposed to wear?
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>> Thomas: Okay, fine. Fine.
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Look, here.
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Take my credit card.
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Go buy yourself some clothes, go
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buy yourself some groceries, and
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just sign my name.
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Annulment -- can you believe it?
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All because a 45-pound brat
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decided to ruin my life.
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♪♪
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>> Brooke: There. Perfect.
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You are so handsome!
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>> Douglas: Not like Daddy.
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>> Ridge: I don't know when your
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dad's coming home, but he misses
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you very much.
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>> Douglas: Maybe he told Hope
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since they're married.
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>> Brooke: I tell you what, when
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you come back from the zoo and
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when Hope comes back from
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picking up some things at
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Auntie Steffy's, you and Hope
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can spend some time together,
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okay?
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She would love that.
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She loves you so much.
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>> Hope: And it's horrible what
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he's doing.
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>> Liam: Has Douglas heard from
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him at all?
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>> Hope: No!
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>> Liam: Okay, then the next
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time you see Douglas, you need
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to tell him you had a
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conversation with his dad so he
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doesn't start thinking his
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father is in Heaven, too.
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>> Hope: I know, of course.
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[ Sighs ] But, Liam...
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I should have listened to you
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and my mom when you tried to
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warn me.
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And now Thomas is in this
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downward spiral, and who knows
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where it will end?
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>> Hey, you got to stop calling
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your kid a brat.
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>> Thomas: Excuse me?
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What do you know about being a
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father?
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>> I know something about being
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a kid whose father called him
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names.
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>> Thomas: Oh, Daddy was mean,
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so you became a drug dealer?
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>> I'm not a dealer!
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I do some favors for friends.
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I didn't realize they looked
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down on me for it.
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>> Thomas: You're right.
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You're right, I'm sorry.
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That was way out of line.
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>> Yeah.
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Look, as bad as my old man was,
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it scared the hell out of me
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when he didn't come home.
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People at 911 got tired of me
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calling and asking where he was.
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>> Thomas: [ Sighs ]
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Aren't you, uh --
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Aren't you going shopping?
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>> I'm just saying, that's how
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your boy's feeling, and you got
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to do something about it, all
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right?
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>> Thomas: You're right.
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Douglas and I have some
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unfinished business.
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♪♪
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>> Brooke: No, Douglas!
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You'll need your shoes!
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It's too much walking around for
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flip-flops.
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Where's his blue-and-yellow
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t-shirt?
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>> Ridge: Why? For what?
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>> Brooke: I just want him to
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stand out in a crowd, in case he
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gets lost.
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>> Ridge: He's not gonna get
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lost, and what he picked out
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himself is fine.
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>> Brooke: Are you being like
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that because you disagree with
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me, or because you're annoyed
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with me?
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>> Ridge: Oh, I'm annoyed.
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I'm annoyed that you would think
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that Thomas can't take care of
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his kid.
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He knew that we were gonna look
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after him.
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>> Brooke: Well, it's for the
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best.
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>> Ridge: What's for the best?
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>> Brooke: Oh, well, given what
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we know and what Thomas has told
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us.
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>> Ridge: What we know about
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what?
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>> Brooke: Maybe it's good that
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his father's not around right
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now.
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That's all that I'm saying.
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>> Hope: Uh-oh!
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Work?
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>> Liam: Uh, eh, yeah, a little
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download log-jam that I think I
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can clear up from here, unless
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it's on the server, and then I
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got to go in, it's this whole
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thing, and -- [ Sighs ]
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How's her appetite?
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>> Hope: Great.
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Just like everything else about
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her.
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Actually...
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I was thinking of teaching
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Douglas how to help out with
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Beth.
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>> Liam: [ Chuckles ] Why,
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because he's the sole reason
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she's with us, finally?
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>> Hope: Well, yes, but it also
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might be a fun new way for him
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to relate to her.
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I think he's a little confused
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now that she's his second-cousin
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and she's a Spencer and not a
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Forrester.
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>> Liam: Actually, yeah, because
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I don't even know if he would
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remember ever seeing me with his
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mom.
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I mean, I --
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I'm sure there's photos.
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>> Hope: And...
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I know this might be a little
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out of left field, but...
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hypothetically speaking...
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could you see Douglas living
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here with us?
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I -- It's just now that his
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mother is no longer here, and
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his father, um, and even if
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Thomas does get his act
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together...
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is that really good enough?
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You know, I adore that little
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boy, and I meant what I said
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about looking after him.
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Mom and Ridge, they've raised
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their kids.
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He is so happy here, and I
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just -- I don't want to uproot
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him again.
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>> Liam: I don't want to see him
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anywhere near Thomas again.
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>> Amelia: Now all we need is
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your sunscreen.
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>> Douglas: I know how to do it.
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[ Cellphone rings ]
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>> Amelia: Oh! You know a lot.
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Here you go.
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Hello?
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>> Thomas: Don't hang up.
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>> Amelia: Why would I do that?
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>> Thomas: It depends on who
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you've been listening to.
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>> Amelia: No one.
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I gather there's some private
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family matter going on.
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>> Thomas: Yeah, well, you know,
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newlyweds have their ups and
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downs, too.
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>> Amelia: Understandable.
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And let me just say, I couldn't
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live with my parents, either.
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>> Thomas: [ Chuckles ] Right.
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Um, well, hey, listen, um...
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We have a shared calendar,
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Brooke and my father and Hope
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and me, and today's entry, it
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says "Afternoon with Amelia."
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>> Amelia: That is right.
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Douglas and I are headed to the
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zoo.
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>> Thomas: Great, well, uh,
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could you swing by here?
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I'm staying with a friend, but
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he's gone right now.
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>> Amelia: Oh, um, Thomas, I --
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I don't know.
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>> Thomas: Well, I -- I just --
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I, you know, I miss him so much,
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and I want to explain.
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He's got to be so confused.
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>> Amelia: Well, if -- if
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Douglas wants to see you,
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then...
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[ Sighs ]
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I suppose a short visit.
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>> Thomas: Great. Awesome.
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Okay, well, I'll text you the
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address right away.
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>> Douglas: Is Daddy sick?
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>> Amelia: No. No, he's fine.
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He just misses you.
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>> Ridge: Hey, can I talk to you
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for a moment?
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Did you say that our grandson,
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the little boy who lost his mom
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just a few months ago, would be
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better off without his dad?
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>> Brooke: His father's in
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trouble, Ridge, and I'm not just
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talking about legal trouble,
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even though he's going to have
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to deal with that.
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I mean psychologically.
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>> Ridge: Yeah, no, I know what
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you mean.
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I can't get in his head.
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I don't know what's going on
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there, and I can't fix it.
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This is what I do know.
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That little boy needs his
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father, and caring for Douglas
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means understanding that.
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>> Brooke: And caring for Thomas
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means understanding that he need
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some help, and we can't help him
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until we find him.
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So I think you should really try
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to find him so nothing else
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happens.
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>> Hope: How's it going?
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>> Liam: Uh, not bad.
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Cloud security's holding up, so
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that's good.
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>> Hope: Was Forrester hacked?
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>> Liam: No, because the system
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fought off the attempt.
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It's just slow going, getting
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everything back online.
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Hey, um...
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Do you -- Do you maybe want to
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head over to Steffy's now, and
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I'll catch up with you when I'm
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done with this?
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>> Hope: I mean, I -- I don't
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mind waiting, and besides, you
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know the house better than I do,
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and you'll know which things are
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Kelly's versus Beth's.
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>> Liam: Uh, I -- I think it'll
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be pretty obvious when you get
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there.
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It's just --
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I want to respect Steffy's
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wishes, and she asked to not be
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there when we're collecting all
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of Beth's things, and I feel
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like if we get a late start,
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then we might still be there
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when she gets home, and...
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You know.
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>> Hope: Yeah, good point.
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>> Liam: Um, regarding your
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other question, no, I'm -- I'm
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not averse at all to taking
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Douglas in if it comes to that,
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but, you know, his whole
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Forrester family -- like Eric
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and Steffy and Ridge, they're
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all gonna have their own
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opinions, and I just -- I don't
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want to get caught in the middle
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of a Spencer-Forrester feud.
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>> Hope: No, I know.
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It just doesn't feel safe
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anymore for Douglas to be in
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his father's care alone.
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[ Knocking on door ]
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>> Thomas: Hey, Amelia!
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Hey, buddy!
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>> Douglas: Hi.
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>> Thomas: Come on in.
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>> Amelia: I guess we can do
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that.
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This is a different sort of
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address for you.
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>> Thomas: Oh, yeah, I know.
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I'm just, uh, trying to help a
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buddy get squared away, you
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know.
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Um, we even got the air
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conditioning fixed.
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[ Chuckles ]
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So, uh, can I get you a soda or
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an iced tea or something?
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>> Douglas: No, thank you.
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>> Amelia: The monkeys and
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elephants await.
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>> Thomas: Oh, well, you don't
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have to -- you don't have to
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take off just yet, do you?
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I was -- I was hoping to hang
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out with my own little monkey.
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>> Amelia: Well, I did promise
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him.
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>> Thomas: Well, I -- I guess
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it's up to you.
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What would you rather do?
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Do you want to go to the zoo and
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look at the animals, or do you
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want to hang out with your old
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man?
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>> Douglas: You.
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>> Amelia: Well, I guess we can
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stay for a while, if Douglas
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wants.
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>> Thomas: Well, you know, I --
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I think I have a better idea.
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We need some, uh -- some
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strictly guy time, don't we,
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bud?
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>> Amelia: Oh, um, Thomas, I'm
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supposed to be watching him.
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>> Thomas: I am his -- his, uh,
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father.
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I think I'm a reasonable
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stand-in.
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>> Amelia: Right.
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>> Thomas: Yeah, uh, so --
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You'd like some one-on-one time
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with your dad, right?
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Well, there you go.
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>> Amelia: [ Chuckles ]
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All right, then.
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I will be back before you know
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it.
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I'm gonna grab a latte, and if
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you need me sooner, you have
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your father call, okay?
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>> Douglas: Okay.
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>> Amelia: Okay.
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[ Chuckles ] Bye.
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>> Thomas: See ya.
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So...
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How's everything at home?
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>> Douglas: Good.
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>> Thomas: Good. That's --
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That's interesting.
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>> Douglas: Everybody's looking
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for you.
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>> Thomas: Well, I thought that
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they'd be, uh, better off
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without me.
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I mean, aren't you better off
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without me?
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>> Douglas: No.
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>> Thomas: Maybe you're a little
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lonely.
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How about Liam, who is so nice?
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Isn't he still nice to you?
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>> Douglas: Yes.
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>> Thomas: Well, that's good.
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Maybe he's grateful.
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So is he, uh -- is he back now
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in the cabin?
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>> Douglas: Probably.
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>> Thomas: Probably?
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>> Douglas: I guess.
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>> Thomas: With Beth?
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Could that be why Liam is so
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nice to you?
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Maybe because he hates me, and
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he wanted to take Hope away from
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me, and you let him?
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>> Ridge: No one has seen Thomas
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anywhere.
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>> Brooke: Aw. I'm sorry.
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I know that you're hurting for
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him.
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>> Ridge: I am.
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Hey, I want to --
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I want to say this to you.
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I'm not gonna say it to anybody
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else.
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I'm responsible here.
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I didn't help him when he was a
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kid.
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I wasn't a good father to him.
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>> Brooke: [ Sighs ] Oh, Ridge,
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you raised him and Steffy the
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same way.
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>> Ridge: Steffy...
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Steffy's different.
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She knew what she wanted the
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moment she popped out of the
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womb.
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But Thomas had so many
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questions.
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I didn't answer any of them.
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I missed it completely.
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>> Brooke: Children are who they
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are.
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I mean, Hope was like Steffy.
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When she was born, she was
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definitely herself.
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She was smart, she was
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independent.
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I didn't have to do much.
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I wasn't always there as a
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mother, either.
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But Thomas, he -- he's had a lot
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of opportunities, a lot of
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advantages.
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He just needs to know how to use
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them.
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>> Ridge: And I should have
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taught him how.
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>> Hope: Do you think maybe we
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could have a movie night tonight
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for Douglas?
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And I can make some popcorn and
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go get his favorite juice.
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>> Liam: Yeah. For sure.
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Uh, I'm really sorry about this.
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I --
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>> Hope: It's fine, you're
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working.
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But I do think that I will take
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your suggestion and head over to
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Steffy's and start getting
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everything organized.
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>> Liam: Yeah?
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>> Hope: Yeah.
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>> Liam: Awesome. That's --
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That's awesome.
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Um, thank you.
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Here's my key.
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>> Hope: Okay.
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>> Liam: Uh, and I'll be over
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later to help with all the heavy
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lifting and stuff, as soon as I
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finish this.
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>> Hope: All right.
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Don't you forget about Beth.
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>> Liam: Forget about Beth?
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That girl's gonna be 30 before I
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let her get 10 feet away from
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me.
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>> Hope: [ Giggles ]
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>> Liam: Hey, Hope?
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Just a thought, if --
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If Thomas calls you back...
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Don't pick up.
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Now that he knows you're
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annulling the marriage, he's
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gonna be even more unpredictable
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than before.
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>> Douglas: Daddy, don't be mad.
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>> Thomas: You don't think I
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have any reason to be?
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>> Douglas: You should come
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home.
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>> Thomas: Where is that?
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Because I think my home should
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be with my wife and my son, but
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my wife is living with another
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man, and my son likes him better
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than me.
573
00:16:54,680 --> 00:16:57,766
Look, do you remember telling me
574
00:16:57,766 --> 00:16:58,475
how mean I am?
575
00:16:58,475 --> 00:17:02,187
I guess you convinced Hope, too.
576
00:17:02,187 --> 00:17:04,189
Do you know what an annulment
577
00:17:04,189 --> 00:17:04,523
is?
578
00:17:04,523 --> 00:17:06,150
Unh-unh.
579
00:17:06,150 --> 00:17:07,609
Yeah, well, it's like a time
580
00:17:07,609 --> 00:17:10,195
machine.
581
00:17:10,195 --> 00:17:12,072
It take two married people, and
582
00:17:12,072 --> 00:17:14,116
it takes them back in time, like
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00:17:14,116 --> 00:17:16,076
it was before they were married.
584
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It takes their love and all the
585
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promises they made to each other
586
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and just erases them.
587
00:17:21,915 --> 00:17:23,167
Why would you do that?
588
00:17:23,167 --> 00:17:24,168
I mean, I --
589
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I had a mother for you.
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Hope was with me. I mean --
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How could you, hmm?
592
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How could you just open your
593
00:17:32,259 --> 00:17:34,094
mouth and blab that Phoebe was
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00:17:34,094 --> 00:17:35,679
Beth?
595
00:17:35,679 --> 00:17:36,764
>> Douglas: You said I should
596
00:17:36,764 --> 00:17:39,933
always tells the truth.
597
00:17:40,392 --> 00:17:43,395
>> Thomas: Yeah, well, the truth
598
00:17:43,395 --> 00:17:44,855
can be dangerous.
599
00:17:44,855 --> 00:17:46,648
The truth can hurt people.
600
00:17:46,648 --> 00:17:48,525
Like it did to us.
601
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And what I told you was to obey
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00:17:50,402 --> 00:17:51,069
me.
603
00:17:51,069 --> 00:17:53,447
And did you do that, Douglas?
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00:17:53,447 --> 00:17:55,157
Did you?
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>> Douglas: I'm sorry!
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00:17:56,283 --> 00:17:58,035
>> Thomas: Could you be more
607
00:17:58,035 --> 00:17:58,744
specific?
608
00:17:58,744 --> 00:18:00,245
What exactly are you sorry for?
609
00:18:00,245 --> 00:18:02,080
Are you sorry for -- for what,
610
00:18:02,080 --> 00:18:03,457
not listen to your father?
611
00:18:03,457 --> 00:18:05,417
Or for going behind my back and
612
00:18:05,417 --> 00:18:06,418
doing the one thing I ordered
613
00:18:06,418 --> 00:18:07,252
you not to?
614
00:18:07,252 --> 00:18:08,420
Are you sorry for what?
615
00:18:08,420 --> 00:18:10,756
For what, destroying our lives,
616
00:18:10,756 --> 00:18:12,049
destroying our future, my
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00:18:12,049 --> 00:18:12,925
marriage to Hope?!
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>> Douglas: Daddy, no!
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♪♪
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