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[Music playing]

What did you tellbremner about me and that?

Gabriel Monroe: Nothing. I guessed about you two.

So rosario's.

Can we go back to making jokes

or do you need some healing time?

Don't know what you were thinking.

I didn't even know you could think.

Nick Monroe: Came home becausei thought you'd be sitting

here staring at the walls.

Wednesday night is poker night.

[Theme music]

[Alarm beeping]

[Faucet dripping]

[Cell phone ringing]

Ah.

Hm.

[Music playing]

I enjoyed last night.

So did I. What was your favorite bit,

the sex or the drugs?

My personal highlight wasyour two hour deconstruction

of the first oasis album.

I thought you'd like that.

I won't kiss you goodbye.

Just so you know, I'd like to kiss you.

Likewise, very much so.

Clear?

Clear.

[Music playing]

Gabriel Monroe: Hello.

So how long do you and the snowqueen intend to keep this up?

Keep what up?

All this coming in separately nonsense

so that nobody knows thatyou're boyfriend and girlfriend.

Can we not call her my girlfriend?

Just feels wrong at our age.

Dominatrix and gimp it is.

Tell me you didn't play your ironic disco mix.

I did, and she completely got it.

Well, that's because she's a girl.

She has no strong musical opinions.

She loves music.

Yeah, let me guess.

Scissor sisters, will young, beyonce,

and jools Holland big band.

I'm right, aren't I?

Nice to see you're still friends.

Sally fortune, the only woman in the whole world

left who is speaking to me.

Please give me news from theland we call the surgery.

Elective acoustic neuroma, left hand side.

Compression of the seventh nerve.

Andrew burgess, aged 51, homeless.

History of headaches and nausea.

Unsteady on his feet, singing in his ears.

Singing in his ears?

Sorry.

Ringing in his ears.

His gp put it down toalcohol and drug consumption.

But I saw him in clinic lastmonth and I did some tests.

Did your own tests for singing in his ears

or ringing in his ears?

Tinitus, high frequency hearing loss.

Mri scan confirmed a large acoustic neuroma.

Booked him in for surgery.

You said I could do most of the operation.

You still up for that?

It's a challenging procedurefor one so young and so short.

Yes.

I'm ready. - Really?

You look like shit.

It's a bad day for a hangover.

I'm fine.

All right.

So cancellation time.

Bypass versus aortic root replacement.

Your call, Dr. Whitney.

Mrs. Graves versus Mr. Cook.

Well, I have seen a lot of bypasses.

So your criteria for rejection is

their training value for you.

Is that wrong?

No, it is impressively ruthless.

You are late, Dr. Mullery, so i'd

like you to explain to Mrs. Graves

that we're canceling her surgery today

and that we'll book her in for next Thursday.

The complete removal of a large acoustic neuroma

is one of the greatestchallenges of the neurosurgeon.

The more of the tumor we leave behind,

the faster it will recur.

The more we remove, thegreater the risk of the patient

having a paralyzed face.

Wilson, any idea why this isthe perfect patient for fortune

to be practicing on?

Size of the tumor?

Size of the tumor, the skill of the surgeon,

the poverty of the patient.

I know you didn't mean that. Gabriel Monroe: Don't I?

He's a homeless alcoholic.

If fortune makes a messof him, he's hardly going

to call his lawyer, is he?

What is this music?

It's our patient's chance.

Is he entitled to a choice?

He is homeless.

All right, fortune.

Make the incision.

Let's do the craniotomy.

I'd give you a drum roll, buti don't have my snare handy.

Blade, please.

[Marching band music]

The thing is with the hospital,

you never know what's going tohappen next, like life really.

You're not building upto canceling my operation,

are you, son?

I'm afraid it might have tobe moved on a few days, yeah.

I'm sorry.

It's not going to happen.

I've got my son flying in from Australia,

so you know it's a no.

Will you bugger off now, son?

I'm trying to listen to my relaxation tapes.

Gabriel Monroe: There's Jared the tumor

languishing between the trigeminal nerve

and the lower cranial nerves.

Fortune, I want you to cusaout the last bits of the tumor

before we get too close to the nerves.

You two might want to take a closer look.

Cusa, please.

Springer, I've had enough.

You're squeaking, aren't you?

I bought some new clogs.

I'm just wearing them in.

I don't care for squeaking, springer.

Consider yourself told.

Fortune, the cusa.

[Dramatic music]

[Groan]

[Thump]

Gabriel Monroe: Get her out of here.

Come on.

Get her some air. Come on.

Now. Come on.

- Oh. - Come on.

I've got you. Take my hand.

Daniel springer: I... I couldclose up here, if you like.

Like you said, he's hardlygoing to sue, is he?

Gabriel Monroe: I was being ironic, springer.

As hard as it might be for you to believe,

no patient is disposable.- Yeah.

I... I knew that. I knew that.

Gabriel Monroe: Cusa.

Ok, now let's not ruin all fortune's good work.

Sally?

Sally, you ok?

Sally fortune: It hurts. It really hurts.

Kitty Wilson: She faintedduring the acoustic.

It's quite reassuring, actually. Thought it was just me.

Andrew mullery: Get her lyingdown, and I'll get some oxygen.

She wouldn't just faint for no reason.

Come on, then.

Sally fortune: [Gagging]

[Splatter]

Hm, nice to see I've still got it.

Sorry. Oh, Christ.

My head.

Gabriel Monroe: I won't ask youif you're feeling any better.

Can you do something about that light?

Gabriel Monroe: Course.

So when did the headache start?

Sally fortune: Last night, and got

worse this morning, likebeing hit with an iron bar.

Did you fall or hit your head last night?

No.

Gabriel Monroe: Anyexertion, straining, coitus?

I don't think now is a good time to be shy.

I had sex last night.

I've been feeling really sick ever since.

I know that feeling only too well.

Sally fortune: Can you get mesomething for the pain, please?

Something proper, morphine.

Now, you know better than that.

If I give you morphine, how can I

tell if it's the illness or the drugs

that are making you drowsy?

Sally fortune: If monitor me properly,

you can find a way around that.

Forgot you knew about this stuff.

Ok, I'll see what Shepherd can sort out.

What do you think is happening here?

Pain, vomiting, sensitiveto light, neck stiffness.

I'd order me a ct scan and look for the blood.

Very good, fortune.

Monroe.

I'm scared.

I'm really, really scared.

Mm-hm.

[Music playing]

Shit.

Subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Biggest risk, Wilson?

Kitty Wilson: A re-bleed would give her only one

in three chance of survival.

Gabriel Monroe: So we're goingto have to stop the aneurysm

and clip it as quickly as we can.

- Wouldn't we want to coil it?- No.

Look out at the next two wideand we'll have a clip that

bastard without bursting it.

Any luck with her family?

Kitty Wilson: Mum and dad live in the states.

Her brothers both work abroad.

Friends?

She kept herself pretty much to herself.

Springer.

You must have tried to bed her, what with your public school

sense of entitlement.

She was practically my boss.

Thought you were ambitious. Good news, I hope?

She's got an underlying heart condition.

Not really getting thisgood news thing, are you?

She just warned mebecause of the anesthetic.

She had a valvereplacement as a teenager.

So the bleed may be causedby infective endocarditis.

That would make sense if I knew what it was.

That was a joke, by the way.

Yes.

I... I'm laughing inside.

So I've ordered an echo and bloods.

Let's just hope we cantreat it with antibiotics.

Ok, operating on a colleague is a lot more difficult.

All the defense mechanismswe build don't work.

I won't judge anybody whodoesn't want to do this,

but if you're going to pullout, it's best you do it now.

Wickens: I'm in.

Everyone else in?

Yes. Gabriel Monroe: Good.

Because I was lying when I said I wouldn't

judge you for backing out.

Sorry, Mrs. Graves.

[Crying]

Mullery.

Mullery, look.

There's no need to go storming off.

It's my fault!

Look, it... it doesn't matter.

We'll upset patients everyday of our working lives.

It's good practice.

No, it's not that.

It's not Mrs. Graves.

Fortune.

It's my fault she had a hemorrhage.

[Dramatic music]

Lee Bradley: So i'm holding two Jacks.

Monroe's moved all in with a Jack and a 9.

Flop is dealt. And you'll never guess like,

but he's turned up the third Jack.

Monroe's grinning like a cheshire cat in ecstasy

and I'm thinking, readthese and weep, Mr. Twinkle.

Are you listening?

Yeah.

I'm not concentrating.

As long as you're listening.

Not that I mind it, to be honest.

[Music playing]

Good morning, Ms. Fortune.

How's the pain?

Shepherd sorted me.

Gabriel Monroe: Well, that'sbecause he couldn't care less.

He's in love.

Sally fortune: Really?

Do you have a plan?

Gabriel Monroe: I'm going to open

with a standard pterional craniotomy,

locate the carotidartery, stop the aneurysm,

join the middle cerebral artery, clip it, get out, lunchtime.

You.

Just my luck.

I've been wanting to clip an aneurysm

for the past six months.

You can do the next one, all right?

Sally fortune: Don't give meyour sympathetic look, Monroe.

You're freaking me out.

I'm sorry.

You're going to be ok with this, you know?

Sally fortune: And if one ofthe trainees closes the wound,

make sure it's Wilson.

Springer sews like a boy.- Ok, fortune.

See you later.

Ok.

Let's try to forget whothis is and get on with it.

[Music playing]

[Buzzing]

[Music playing]

Gabriel Monroe: Right.

There you are.

Ragged surface.

It's mycotic, so it has beencaused by the heart infection.

It's not the right shape.

Maybe nobody told her what shape they come as.

Clip applicator, wickens.

Come on.

Why are women's brains so angry all the time?

Lawrence Shepherd: Maybe it's something

you bring out in them.

Suction up a bit.

I can't see a fucking thing.

Can't get at it like this.

One of the m2s is in the way.

Ok, this is hopeless.

I'm going to have to put atemporary clip in the vessel,

lower down, then we stand a chance.

Shepherd, stop watch.

Wilson, why are we timing?

Kitty Wilson: If you keep theclip on for more than four

minutes, you'll have starved herbrain of oxygen for too long,

and she'll have a major stroke.

Gabriel Monroe: Beautifully put.

So we're going to have to be quick.

Temporary clip.

Ok, Shepherd. It's on.

Four minutes and counting.

Gabriel Monroe: Ok.

Let's see what we can see.

[Dramatic music]

So?

I'm very sorry about myhandling of the cancellation.

Hm, you should be.

[Sigh]

Whitney tells me that you and fortune

engaged in physical intimacy last night.

Seen all the literature.

An intense orgasm can cause a sentinel bleed.

I've probably killed her.

Masculinity requiresmany myths to sustain it,

but there is no orgasm on earth that ever cause

an aneurysm all by itself.

Fortune's condition cannot be put

down to your unbridled passion.

I'm sorry to disappoint you.

Now, I hope you realizethat this bout of self-pity

has achieved nothing other thanto set you even further behind

in your admissions paperwork.

Lawrence Shepherd: One minute left, Monroe.

Clip applicator.

Ok, fortune.

Let me in this time.

Can you just do that?

Please.

Come on.

It's 40 seconds.

It's 30 seconds.

Gabriel Monroe: Ok.

Let's get the clip off the main vessel.

Lawrence Shepherd: It's gotto come off now, Monroe.

I know.

Lawrence Shepherd: It's got to come off.

[Beeps]

That's four minutes.

Time's up.

[Beeps]

It's off.

That was brilliant.

Gabriel Monroe: Ok.

Let's close her up, see what damage we've done.

[Music playing]

How did it go?

We didn't kill her.

I just hope we didn't wreck her.

Is there any news on family or friends?

Oh.

Have you tried asking mullery?

Why would I try asking mullery?

Well, according to mullery, they're involved in some kind

of unlikely romantic liaison.

Mullery?

Mullery is the mystery coitus?

In so many ways.

Who had the bet for him?

In the circumstances, that isa cruel and tasteless remark.

When did you get so sensitive?

Oh, that's the problem withshepherd and relationships.

He forgets who he really is.

Lee Bradley: At least fortune's got

somebody to sit by her bedside, even if it is dozy bollocks.

Well, her family might be here tonight.

Her dad was a surgeon, mom was his theater nurse.

They moved to the states and retired there.

San Francisco, I believe.

She got one brother inmumbai and another in Boston,

both surgeons.

So the change of them gettinghere when it really matters

aren't good, are they?

Gabriel Monroe: How long have you known this?

[Cell phone ringing]

Monroe.

Yes, thanks.

Thanks, I'll be right over.

She's just woken up.

Anything else I shouldknow before I talk to her?

Her first name isactually selina, not Sally.

It's hindu. Means water.

[Beeping]

Gabriel Monroe: Do you knowwhere you are, fortune?

Itu.

Gabriel Monroe: "A hospital" would've done.

You don't get bonus points.

Do you know what's happened to you?

I've had a brain operation.

Indeed you have.

If only you'd been there.

Do you know who this is?

Sally fortune: It's mullery.

Gabriel Monroe: I was goingto tell her to get some rest,

but she's always been one step ahead.

The big worry when someone hashad this operation is a stroke.

And the risk of delayed vasospasm.

I've done the research.

Good.

She's fortune, ok?

She's indestructible.

By the way, in different circumstances,

I'd be congratulating you because I

have to say she is, by any measure,

way out of your league.

[Music playing]

[Knocking]

Nick, why are you knocking?

I've, uh, come to pick up some of mum's stuff.

Is this it?

Yeah.

No need to look so worried.

I'm coming to give you a hand.

Does mum know?

Course she knows.

She suggested it.

You start in there.

Ok.

Go on.

I'm sorry I told bremnerabout you and fortune.

I'm glad you did.

She'll be all right, you know.

I've upgraded your deal.

Don't change anything.

Just set it up.

So when are you going to comeback for your jamiroquai cd?

Don't deny it's yours.

I thought you mightlike it to remember me by.

Gabriel Monroe: It would remind me

of our irreconcilable differences.

So you really went and did it.

I guess I really did.

Gabriel Monroe: Ah, it's goodto get a sense of where you are.

It's good to be able to picture you here.

It's nice.

Anna Monroe: Thanks.

And thanks for helping and being so...

Well, thanks.

Right, I'm off.

Got to get the Van back.

Here, give me the keys.

After that journey, I'll drive.

[Kiss]

Thank you.

Gabriel Monroe: There.

Mission accomplished.

You see?

Your dad can be mature when he wants to.

Is that what you call it?

Gabriel Monroe: Would you rather we

were at each other's throats?

I'd rather you justdidn't give up that easily.

You didn't even try.

I mean, you helped her move out.

What sort of signal does that send?

That's it's over, but I still care

enough to help her move out.

Christ.

Gabriel Monroe: It is over, Nick.

You know, I have to accept that.

I might not like it, but there it is.

Here.

Buy yourself a decent haircut, will you?

Have you got any idea howhard it is to be your son?

20 quid isn't adequate compensation?

Doesn't begin to cover it.

Drive carefully.

[Engine revving]

[Music playing]

I'll go and, um...

You're young.

It's the weekend.

Go buy yourself a shirt you can later regret.

Must be nice to have yourown personal boy scout.

Yes.

You have no idea why he's doing it, have you?

Short term memory loss.

Very convenient.

Ok.

You know the drill.

Shut your eyes, turn your palms upwards,

hold them there like that.

Is there a drift?

Stop cheating. Ok.

I want you to push againstme with your thumbs

as hard as you can. - Oh, Christ.

My hand.

What did you do in there?

I had to use a temporaryclip to get at the aneurysm.

You and your flash.

Gabriel Monroe: Ok.

Bring your fingers to your thumbs.

There's a weakness there, isn't there?

I've already noticed it.

Gabriel Monroe: It's only been one day.

Don't start worrying about that now.

Ok.

Got the next round to worry about anyway.

What next round?

The heart operation.

What heart operation?

[Music playing]

When were you going to tell me?

Oh, I was about to call you.

We really have no other choice.

The infection can't betreated with antibiotics.

At least delay until after the weekend.

Give her a couple of days toget over the brain operation.

Yeah, she doesn't have a couple of days.

She is at huge risk of a vasospasm.

If she one, it will kill her or cripple her!

What, would you prefer thatshe died of a cardiac failure

but that your operativeoutcome remained unsullied?

Would that make you feel better?

She isn't strong enough.

No, she isn't.

Because she has a heart valve in tatters.

Her leaflets are leaking.

If there was any other way of tackling this,

do you think that I would...

You put her on bypassand her brain will swell.

That could alone kill her afterthe surgery she's just had.

The anesthetist will dohis best to cope with that.

Gabriel Monroe: What anesthetist?

You'll never find a locumat this short notice

on a Saturday.

Shepherd did a cardiacattachment in the states.

He's offered to step in. - Shepherd?

You think I believe that?

[Music playing]

Shepherd!

Why are you doing this to me?

Lawrence Shepherd: It isn't about you.

A colleague needs an emergencyoperation, so I volunteered.

So you're backingbremner's judgment over mine?

How many times?

It's got nothing to do with you and her.

It's got to do with me being asked.

Yeah, by someone youhappen to be having sex with.

Don't you think your judgment might have been screwed

by that just a tiny bit?

I know why you're being like this.

It's because you feel like shit.

What?

You're worried that fortune'sbeen damaged by your operation.

Bollocks!

She's got a weakness in her left arm

that she didn't have before we operated.

No, too early to call and iwill not be lectured on surgery

by a glorified plumber.

Ah.

It's hard enough when it's someone you don't

know, let alone someone you do!

Someone you like.

Don't you think I feel that too?

I was part of it, remember?

Gabriel Monroe: All right.

So putting her at risk a secondtime will make you get over it,

huh?

Well, as long as you feel better about it.

That's the main thing!

[Music playing]

How are you feeling?

Like a cat on its ninth life.

It'll be all right, you know?

Once all of this is out of the way.

Don't try and reassure me, bremner.

I reassure patients every day.

I know too much.

All right.

You tell me what you want to hear.

The truth.

Course.

You are very ill.

If you weren't very ill, i wouldn't dream of doing

this operation so soon.

The infection you have is very aggressive.

Your valve is shot, and your brain will swell

as a result of being on bypass.

Anything else I should know?

Yeah.

Monroe's not the only greatsurgeon in this hospital,

no matter what he likes to think.

You think Monroe's a great surgeon?

Does he know you think that?

No.

And he never will.

Cause of surgery?

Remove infected tissues, deroof the abscesses,

restore cardiac architecture.

Good.

Mullery, where do you think you're going?

Scrubbing in, aren't we? Jenny bremner: No, you are not.

There will be more than enoughpotential for hysteria in there

without fortune's boyfriend being present.

Andrew mullery: You startabout 50 millimeters

above the sinotubular junction, starting at the uppermost point

of the ascending aorta andextending one end of it

down to the middle of the non-pulmonary cusp

with the sinotubular junctionin the other end obliquely.

This incision permits aortic root enlargement

and affords maximal exposureof the aortic valve.

Shall I carry on? - No, thank you.

I've done the course.

You are not scrubbing in.

You really have nofeelings at all, have you?

For future reference, you should

know that I do not respondwell to melodramatic outbursts

in hospital corridors.

What are we looking for?

Evidence of an aortic root abscess.

Good.

[Water running]

[Music playing]

Ok, Dr. Shepherd?

All good this end.

All the better for being called doctor.

Shut up. Dr. Whitney?

Median sternotomy, bicaval cannulation.

Lawrence Shepherd: Uh, normally at this point,

Monroe offers me a large cash incentive.

We don't resort to banterin my theater, Dr. Shepherd.

So I'll be using the existingscar to make the entry.

23 blade, please.

[Music playing]

Oh, mullery.

Do you not want somethingstronger than that?

It's not good to be seen drinking in hospitals,

you know.

Sorry.

I'll stop now.

Who said anything about stopping?

Much as it pains me to saythis, bremner was probably

right to keep you out of there.

I've never had much luck with women.

Well, it could be argued that fortune is

the unlucky one in this setup.

Must have been some orgasm.

It's not exactly a great start, is it?

That's true.

Even Ali McGraw in "love story" waited a few months before she

keeled over with movie cancer.

The thing is, I know everybody thinks i'm

not entitled to be this upset.

We've only been on a few dates...

Ah, forget it.

Don't see anyone else at her bedside.

It doesn't seem creepy or anything, does it?

If you'd been hanging around her hospital bed

when she was unconsciousand you hadn't been dating,

that would be creepy.

And I'm not trying to makeher fall in love with me

or anything like that.

Good!

The dorsolateral frontalgyrus becomes very active

in the first flushes of love.

You wouldn't want her brain coping with that.

- I've not read that research.- Oh, yeah.

Impeccable academic sources.

Research mainly conductedon the female prairie vole.

So not in humans?

If anyone ever reminded me ofa prairie vole, it's fortune.

No offense.

None taken.

Jenny bremner: Make sure the bites are no more

than a half centimeter apart.

Keep an eye on that.

That's it.

Good with the tension.

Too little, and you might findyourself having to stitch her

up again post-operatively, Andi wouldn't want to be the one

having to explain that to her.

No.

Good.

Just make sure none of this goes to your head.

[Music playing]

If this is a poison penletter, it's not a good time.

Just... just read.

Ah, your course.

I knew you'd get in.

Well done.

Well, thank you for the...

The references.

Well, you deserve it.

I knew, uh, you weren't cut out to be

a snack trolley operative.

You frighten the customers.

[Music playing]

Mullery!

Mullery. She's come through.

They replaced the valve. She's doing well.

- What are her ohms like?- When did you hear?

Just now.

Mullery.

Can I point out this is my office

and you shouldn't be in here.

Lawrence Shepherd: Fortune'scome around safe and sound.

I got her off the bypass like a man who's

been doing it all of his life.

Gabriel Monroe: Don't torture mewith details of your adultery,

you unfaithful swine!

Well done, mate.

Lee Bradley: Yeah, ok.

Enough's enough.

Strong displays of emotion areonly permissible in relation

to gambling, football results, and flatulence.

I mean it!

This room is the last refugefor traditional masculinity.

Gabriel Monroe: So froma personal point of view,

who's the better surgeon?

Me or bremner?

I think you have the better drugs.

I just wanted to say sorryabout what I said before.

Yeah.

Well, can't be easy having your relationship

be the subject of tittletattle all over the hospital.

No.

It doesn't bother me.

It's a compliment, if you think about it.

I'm... I'm not sure that I follow.

Why wouldn't I want people talking about me?

No need to look so worried.

You came through it.

Now you just have to get well again.

When you have the hemorrhage, you kind of

stop knowing where your bodyends and the rest of the world

begins.

And slowly, bit by bit, it starts to come back.

Your face, your tongue, youarms, you legs, the tips

of your toes, and your fingers.

Except not my fingers.

This left hand feels like a friend

that won't come back to me.

Gabriel Monroe: It will.

I promise.

Sally fortune: If it doesn't, I'll never

perform surgery again, will I?

It will come back.

I promise as a friend and as a demigod.

Better make way for the emotional therapy.

Go easy on her, eh?

I will.

Oh.

And, uh, mullery, no orgasms forthe first few days, superstar.

Don't worry.

I don't intend to have any.

Man [singing]: Tighten up all your rings.

You're running wild.

Man [singing]: Sometimes these words

just don't have to be said.

I know how you both feel.

[Knocks]

Hello?

I will never say this again, so listen.

You were right. I was wrong.

Not now, Monroe.

Not in the mood.

Did you hear what I just said?

Doing very well.

Bit woozy?

Don't think I don't know what you're up to.

What?

All this greasingaround Monroe because you

can't impress bremner.

My girlfriend has just had brain surgery.

And you've taken advantage of that

to further your career chances.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

Man [singing]: You knowyou drive me up the wall.

[Keys rattling]

Did something come up?

Yes, sorry.

No, it's ok.

I'll wait.

No, there's no need.

Well, I've been sittingin the car for 20 minutes,

so it's no hardship to be sitting in here.

Is that your way of sayingyou're annoyed with me,

because I'd really rather youjust came out and said it.

No.

I'm just saying.

That I have inconvenienced it.

Why else would you say it?

Why are you spoiling for a fight?

Jenny bremner: Because I find it difficult

having someone waiting for me in this way,

having any expectations.

Everything that goes with that.

Well, now I feel like ishould apologize for something,

and I'm not sure of what.

No, no, no, no.

You really... you really don't need to apologize.

You're a good man.

Right.

Well, glad that's settled.

Which is probably why it's better

if we stop seeing each other.

Again?

Yes, again.

[Music playing]

I've been doing some reading, and it

might take a few months to recover

full use of your left arm.

Finger flexion can be the last thing

to return, especially whenthe pre-central gyrus has

taken a hit.

That would be reassuring ifyou weren't a heart specialist.

I might have to change specialism anyway.

I insulted bremner.

Oh, dear.

I hope it wasn't on my behalf.

I like to think it's on behalfof all the downtrodden trainees

everywhere.

Hey.

Come on.

Let's go on a date.

[Music playing]

Man [singing]: I have sat bythe bar about a hundred times,

just an object in your mind.

You didn't look at me.

You got the best of me.

And I was far too kind.

[Music playing]

Jenny!

You don't get away that easily, because I

have done everything right.

And it's still the wrong thing.

Well, that's the point.

What?

You're too good.

You're too reliable to string along.

Look, for reasons that i'dreally rather not go into,

this just simply isn't for me.

I'm sorry.

What is wrong with you?

It's like they took the bit out of you

that allows you to be happy.

Maybe they did.

[Shout]

[Banging]

Gabriel Monroe: Don't tell me.

Don't tell me.

Is it "lion king ii, simba's pride?"

[Music playing]

[Knocking]

You still haven't got that haircut.

Just wanted to come and saysorry before I head back.

In person.

About the other night.

Well, I'm sorry for everything else.

Right.

Good.

You don't really have to go back now, do you?

I am kloot [singing]: Abovethere are no stars tonight,

just northern skies reflectedlight upon your face.

Some people think styles rule our lives.

Some people, they think otherwise.

They can be replaced.

Where did you go on that big black night?

How's the philosophy going?

Don't say "I told youso," but it's a bit wanking.

Is that a direct quote fromplato, or are you paraphrasing?

Cheers.

I am kloot [singing]: Weshroud our lives in mysteries.

You sure you want to do this?

Ah.

Good way of reminding ourselvesthat it wasn't all bad, hey?

- I suppose. - Come on.

Let's go back to the days when your dad

had hair and you didn't.

I am kloot [singing]: Free to break,

and we're free to make thesame mistakes again and again.

Where shall we go?

Oh my god.

I am kloot [singing]: Shall we take the coast

road back through our lives?

See the sand, the moon, thestars that shine the light

and say, well, they'll do all right without me.

Where shall I go on that big black night?

Shall i...

Gabriel Monroe: Is thatcharlotte or is that you?

It's Charlotte.

I remember her raggie.

I didn't have a raggie.

I had sneaky.

So you did.

Oh, man make fire.

You're not serious about leaving, are you?

I don't believe inassessments, Dr. Whitney.

I believe in competition.

I couldn't share my pain with you.

You don't have to tell me this.

I'm asking you to operate.

That you help me fight.

[Theme music]

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