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All�done.

What'd�you�think,�George?

Well,�I�had�a�look�around

and�it�looks�like�you've�made quite�a�few�improvements

to�the�place since�I�was�here�last.

Every�cabin has�indoor�plumbing.

Even�some�of the�VIP�cabins�have�tubs.

Well,�unfortunately, the�market�isn't�good�right�now,

and�the�comps�are�bad.

What�did�you�want the�appraisal�for�anyway?

I�was�thinking�about getting�a�second�mortgage.

Well,�then,�I'm--�I'll�need a�summary�of�your�income

for�the�last�three�years,

as�well�as�your�expenses and�P&L�statements.

Of�course. Yeah.�I'll�see�what�I�can�do.

You�know,�I've...�I've�got another�customer,

owns�the�golf�course across�the�lake.

Guy�has�been�after�me for�months

to�help�him�find�a�piece�of land,�so�he�can�expand.

He's�got�a�lot�of�money.

You�could�probably name�your�price.

thanks,�George, but�I'm...

I'm�really�not interested�in�selling.

Yeah,�I�know.

If�you�change�your�mind, let�me�know.

All�right,�thanks.

So,�I�spoke�with�the�doctor and�she�confirmed�no�infection.

Jackson's�healing�nicely.

We're�just�so�thankful that�you're�here.

I�just�wanted�to�stop�by and�check�in�one�last�time

before�I�head�back�to�Boston.

You're�leaving?

Yeah,�I�have�some�things of�my�own�to�sort�out.

Will�you�be�back?

Probably�not for�a�little�while.

Well,�you�know there's�always�a�spot

at�the�search�and�a�rescue�for you,�if�change�your�mind,�okay?

Thank�you.

So,�you're�leaving.

?Is�this�as�good as�it's�gonna�get? ?

?I've�given�all�I�can�give ?

?But�the�rivers still�get�wider,�wider ?

?We've�been�here�all�along ?

?Through�the�valleys, we�carry�on ?

?The�journey�takes�us higher,�higher ?

?This�could�be�your�home, if�we�try�to�build�it ?

?This�could�be�your�life that's�one�in�a�million ?

?All�the�hard�times, yeah,�they�were�worth�it ?

?Time�and�time�and�time�again ?

?Time�and�time�and�time�again ?

You�thought�about what�you're�gonna�do

if�things�don't�go�your�way?

I�haven't�decided�yet.

But,�um...

being�in�this�place, it's�kind�of

made�me�look�at�things�in a�different�light.

How�do�you�mean?

I�realize�now�I�built�my�career

focusing�on�one�part�of a�patient.

Being�here�and�everything I've�experienced,

it's�made�me�realize how�wrong�that�is.

You're�a�very�special�person, Maggie�Sullivan.

I'm�glad�I�got�the�chance to�get�to�know�you.

This�is�my�son�Finn.

Hey,�Finn,�why�don't you�give�us�a�minute?

Pretty�consistent�menu,

but�we�do�offer a�daily�feature.

And�I�need�you�to�cover�for�me when

I�got�to�take�my�son�to�his baseball�tournaments�and�school.

Is�that�okay?

- Yeah.�Not�a�problem. - Okay,�that's�great.�Good.

All�right,�there's�salt�and pepper�shakers�in�the�back.

Do�you�mind�helping�me�out refilling�those?

- Sure�thing. - Thank�you.

So,�you�really�hired�someone?

Yeah,�yeah,�I�did. This'll�be�good�for�both�of�us.

What�is�this�really�about,�Rob?

I�want�to�spend more�time�with�my�son,

and�this�will�give�you�more�time to�focus�on�your�own�life.

It's�a�good�thing,�Sydney.

I�already�told�you�that,�right?

The�diner�and Finn�are�my�life,�Rob.

Syd,�you�know,

when�you�decided�to�move�here after�Sarah�died,

we�both�agreed�that�it was�going�to�be�temporary

until�we�both�got back�on�our�feet,

right?

I�know�what�happened in�New�York,�Syd.

You�need�to�stop�running from�your�future,

and�I�don't�want�Finn�and�I�to stand�in�the�way�of�that.

- I�get�it. - You�do?

I�don't�want�to�be somewhere�I'm�not�wanted.

So,�you�want�me�gone? I'm�gone.

I�quit.

I�will�pack�up�my�stuff�and�get out�of�your�house�by�tonight.

No,�Auntie�Sydney!

Syd!

No,�Auntie�Syd. Please�don't�go!

We�need�to�talk�about�this,�Syd. Come�on!

Please,�don't�go! Please,�don't�go.

I�don't-- I�don't�want�you�to�go,�please.

I�don't�want�you�to�go.

Hey,�this�isn't�going�to change�anything,�okay?

I�still�feel�exactly the�same�way�about�you.

We're�still�going to�hang�out,�okay?

I'm�not�going�anywhere. Okay?

Let's�go�blow�our�noses.

- Hey,�it's�all�right,�buddy. - Please�stay.

- Hey,�it's�all�right. - I�don't�want�you�to�go.

Finn,�it's�okay.

It's�okay. It's�going�to�be�okay.

Please.

Caleb.

Hey.

Campground�hasn't�been�the�same

without�you�around.

My�dad�says�you're�getting out�soon.

Yeah,�um,

but�I�won't�be�able to�climb�until�next�summer.

Glad�you�didn't�die�on�me.

Me�too.

Looks�like�you�finally�got the�nerve�up�to�tell�your�dad.

Yeah.

Did�it�go�okay?

It�went�pretty�well.

He�just�wants�me�to�be�happy.

Speaking�of�dads,�mine's�waiting for�me�out�front.

I�wanted�to�stay until�you�got�out,

but�we�need�to�head�back, so�I�can�get�ready�for�school.

Right.

I�was�thinking... if�you're�good�with�it,

maybe�I�could�come�for�a�visit, maybe�over�spring�break,

if�you're�still planning�to�be�here.

Yeah,�I'd�really like�that�a�lot.

I�get�that�we�don't�know each�other�that�well,

but�I�just-- I�just�wanted�you�to�know

that�hanging�out�with�you these�past�few�weeks...

...I've�never�felt�like that�about�anyone�before.

Me�neither.

Maybe...�Maybe�I�could come�visit�you�on�campus?

Um...

You�could�show�me�what university�life�is�all�about.

Yeah,�that'd�be�great.

Would�it�be�okay if�I�gave�you�a�kiss�goodbye?

I'm�gonna�miss�our�lessons.

I�guess�I�better�get�going.

I'll�see�you�later.

Yeah.�Definitely.

So,�just�remember, all�right?

We�got�your�back�here,�okay? We're�rooting�for�you.

- Thank�you. - Okay.

Better�get�going.

All�right.

Well...�good�luck.

Let�us�know�how�it�goes,�okay?

- All�right. - Drive�safe.

Bye.

I�really�wish you'd�see�a�doctor.

You�haven't�been feeling�well�for�days.

It's�fine.

Your�first�trial is�always�the�hardest.

It'll�be�a�lot�easier for�you�next�time.

Next�time?

Just�remember, this�is�not�about�you.

This�is�just�a�woman looking�for�a�payday,

and�the�judge�knows�that.

Don't�worry,�Maggie.

We�have�everything under�control.

Who's�we?

All�right.��ready?

Andrew.

I�just�came�to�show my�support,�that's�all.

Thanks.

We're�so�glad�that�you�came.

Maggie?

They're�ready�for�us.

Okay,�let's�do�this.

What's�Dr.�Callahan�doing�here?

I�think�Walter asked�him�to�come.

You�hire�a�new�waitress?

assistant�manager,�actually.

Supposed�to�come�in,�take�some pressure�off�me�and�Sydney.

Thought�that�was�a�good�idea, give�us�some�free�time,

but�that�backfired.

What�do�you�mean?

She�quit.

She's�moving�out�the�house.

Finn's�upset�at�me, not�talking�with�me.

It's�times�like�this,

I�wish�my�wife�was�here.

I�don't�know�what�I'm�doing,

and�she�was�good�at�handling these�sorts�of�things.

She's�been�gone�for�years.

I�miss�her�every�day.

I�know�what�you�mean.

I�lost�my�wife,�too.

Cal...

So,�you�know.

You�never�really get�over�it,�do�you?

Do�you�think�it's�possible...

to�find�that�love�again?

I�hope�so.

I...

I�really�hope�so.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- Thanks,�Rob. - You�got�it.

And�what�do�you�do for�a�living,�Ms.�Banning?

I'm�an�ER�nurse at�Boston�Commonwealth.

And�were�you�on�duty

the�night�Kevin�Markiff was�brought�in?

I�was.

And�why�was�Dr.�Sullivan paged�to�the�ER?

There�was�a�motor�vehicle accident�with�two�teen�boys.

One�suffered�severe�head�trauma.

Do�you�recognize�this?

Yes.

Can�you�state�for�the�record what�it�is,�please?

It's�a�copy�of�the�EMT�report.

And�what�does�the�report�say about�Kevin�Markiff,�the�driver?

That�he�drove�his�mother's vehicle�into�a�telephone�pole.

And�did�Dr.�Sullivan examine�Mr.�Markiff?

Yes.

And�is�it�standard�practice

to�complete�a�neurological�exam

on�all�patients�that experience�head�trauma?

Yes.

And�did�Dr.�Sullivan complete�this�exam?

No.

Hey,�you�ready?

Sorry.�Leaving�Finn is�the�hardest�thing

I've�ever�had�to�do.

So,�why�are�you�leaving?

Finn�is�getting too�attached�to�me

and�it's�getting�in�the�way�of his�relationship�with�Rob.

Is�that�what�Rob�told�you?

He�didn't�have�to; I�know�that's�what�he�thinks.

You'll�always�have�room�with�me.

You�know�this�is only�temporary,�right?

Until�I�can�find a�place�of�my�own?

You�can�stay as�long�as�you�like.

I�just�need�some�time�to�figure out�what�I�want�to�do�next.

It'll�been�nice having�you�around.

This--�this�doesn't mean�we're�together.

You�do�know�that,�right?

I�know. Look,�no�pressure.

Just�think�of�it�as�a�chance

to�get�to�know each�other�better,�right?

I'll�even�take�the�couch.

Jamal�Patterson�was unconscious�and�in�distress.

He�was�displaying the�classic�signs

of�an�epidural�hematoma.

That�is�bleeding�between the�brain�and�the�skull.

Kevin�Markiff,

on�the�other�hand, was�conscious.

He�was�alert�and�coherent.

But�he�died,�correct?

Yes.

That�doesn't�exactly seem�fine�to�me.

Objection. Argumentative.

Sustained.

Let�me�ask�you a�different�question:

where�were�you headed�the�afternoon

that�you�treated�Mr.�Markiff?

I�was�on�my�way to�a�medical�gala

to�receive�an�award for�my�work�as�a�neurosurgeon.

Prior�to�arriving�in�the�ER,

did�you�have�a�conversation�with Dr.�Luton�and�Dr.�Shaposhnikov

in�which�you�mentioned that�you�were�worried

that�you�would be�late�for�the�gala?

Yes.

Kevin�Markiff's autopsy�report

states�that he�died�of�an�aneurysm.

Can�you�explain�to�the�court what�that�is,�please?

It's�when�a�weakened�area in�the�wall�of�an�artery�bursts.

And�what�causes�that�to�happen?

Acute�trauma.

Are�you�aware of�something�called

the�talk-and-die�syndrome?

Yes.

Can�you�explain�to�the�court what�that�is,�please?

It's�when�a�person who�appears�healthy

after�a�moderate traumatic�brain�injury�dies

because�they�fail�to�seek medical�attention.

And�is�it�true�that, in�that�case,

a�person�can�appear�healthy

for�up�to�48�hours prior�to�their�death?

Yes,�but�that's not�the�same�thing.

Yes�or�no,�Dr.�Sullivan?

Yes.

When�you�examined�Kevin�Markiff,

did�you�prescribe�pain medication�for�his�broken�leg?

Yes.

And�did�you�order�a�CT�scan

or�an�MRI�when�you�examined�him?

No.

Even�though Nurse�Roberts�told�you

that�Mr.�Markiff�had crashed�his�mother's�car

into�a�telephone�pole?

Objection.�Argumentative.

Withdrawn.

Just�one�final�question, Dr.�Sullivan:�can�the�morphine

that�you�prescribed�for�Kevin's pain�cause�the�side�effects

of�headache�and�nausea?

Yes.

And�are�those�the�same symptoms�that�would�present

in�the�case�of a�traumatic�head�injury?

Objection.

I'll�allow�it.

May�I�remind�you�Dr.�Sullivan, you're�under�oath.

Please�answer�the�question.

Yes.

So,�when�you�discharged�Kevin Markiff�from�the�hospital

and�sent�him�home,�he�would have�no�reason�to�assume

that�he�needed to�seek�medical�attention.

Isn't�that�correct, Dr.�Sullivan?

Objection.

Leading�the�witness.

- Sustained. - Withdrawn.

No�further�questions, Your�Honour.

Thank�you,�Dr.�Sullivan. You�may�step�down.

Can�we�catch�a�big�one?

We're�gonna�try,�sweet�pea.

Okay,�good.

Maggie��Hi. You've�reached�Maggie�Sullivan.

When�you�saw�Dr.�Sullivan in�the�ER,�what�did�she�say?

She�was�more�concerned about�getting�me�to�leave

than�focusing�on�what was�going�on�with�my�son.

And�when�you�asked�her�about Kevin,�what�did�she�tell�you?

That�he�had�some�broken�bones, but�that�he'd�be�fine.

But�he�wasn't�fine,�was�he?

And�now,�because�of�that�woman,

I�will�never�see my�baby�boy�again!

Motion�to�strike.

Motion�denied.

No�further�questions, Your�Honour.

Mrs.�Markiff,�is�it�true�that this�isn't�your�first�lawsuit?

Objection.�Irrelevant.

Overruled.�Please�answer the�question,�Mrs.�Markiff.

It's�not.

And�can�you�tell�us�what the�other�lawsuit�was�about.

I've�had�an�allergic�reaction

and�I�sued�a�pharmacy�when�they filled�the�wrong�prescription.

So,�we�can�assume�then�that you're�a�litigious�person.

Objection!�Argumentative!

Sustained.

Mr.�Meehan, watch�yourself,�please.

Apologies,�Your�Honour.

Is�it�true�your�son played�football?

Yes.

And�is�it�also�true

he�suffered�several�concussions while�playing�over�the�season?

Yes.

And�is�it�true�that on�the�day�of�his�accident,

Kevin�and�his�friend�Jamal

were�coming�back�from one�of�those�practices?

Yes.

Did�you�know�that your�son�had�complained

of�a�headache�that�day?

- No. - Are�you�sure?

Because�the�school�has a�record�that�indicates

Kevin�asked�the�nurse�to call�you�during�practice.

I-�I�never�spoke�to�him

or�to�the�school�nurse.

Is�it�true�that�the�car

your�son�drove�into�the telephone�pole�belonged�to�you?

Yes.

This�lawsuit�isn't�really about�Dr.�Sullivan,

is�it,�Mrs.�Markiff?

This�is�about�you and�your�guilt.

Objection,�Your�Honour!

This�is�about how�you�feel�responsible

for�the�death�of�your�son and�how�desperate�you�are

for�someone�else�to�blame�it�on.

Your�Honour,

this�is�an�outrageous�attack against�my�client.

Motion�to�strike.

Sustained.

The�jury�is�asked�to disregard�that�statement.

I�can't�do�this.

Mrs.�Markiff.

Mrs.�Markiff!

Court�will�take a�15�minute�recess.

Counsel,�in�my�chambers,�now.

Mrs.�Markiff?

What�do�you�want�from�me?

I�didn't�know�that�my attorney�was�going�to�do�that.

I'm�sorry.

I�want�you�to�know�how�sorry I�am�about�everything.

I�know�that�there�is�nothing�I can�do�to�bring�your�son�back,

but�I�want�to�do�whatever�it takes�to�make�this�right.

?Miles�and�miles, under�clear�blue�skies ?

?We�drive straight�as�an�arrow�flies ?

?Nowhere�to�be ?

?No�dream�to�chase�tonight ?

?We've�got�time�to�waste ?

?Let's�waste�it�right ?

We've�got�her�right where�we�want�her.

Shouldn't�be�much�longer�now.

I�want�you to�accept�liability

and�ask�that�the�judge�find in�favour�of�Mrs.�Markiff.

What? That's�crazy.

How�can�you�ask�me to�do�something�like�that?

'Cause�that's�what I�want�Scott.

I�need�Mrs.�Markiff�to understand�that�I�care.

And�lose�everything

you've�worked�so�hard�for in�the�process?

Think�about�what�you're�saying.

You've�done�nothing wrong,�Maggie.

There's�no�way�of�knowing if�you'd�ordered�the�scan

that�he'd�still�be�alive.

Maybe,

Losing�my�license will�never�compare

to�what�his�mother's�lost.

As�your�counsel, I�would�caution�you

not�to�make�any�knee-jerk decisions�right�now.

It's�hard�to�think�clearly when�you're�on�trial.

I�understand. You're�feeling�guilty.

That's�normal in�times�like�this.

But�trust�me,

Scott...

If�you�do�this,

they�will�take�your�license.

It's�something�I�have�to�do.

Your�Honour,�my�client�would like�to�address�the�court.

This�is�highly unusual,�Mr.�Meehan.

I�understand,�and�I've advised�my�client�against�it,

but�she�is�insisting.

Very�well.

I�would�like�to�accept�liability

and�ask�that�you�enter�a�finding in�favour�of�the�plaintiff.

Maggie,�what�are�you�doing? This�is�crazy!

Order.�Order�in�my�court.

You�understand�what�you're asking,�Dr.�Sullivan?

I�do.

And�you�still�want�to�proceed?

Yes.

Mrs.�Markiff,�I'm�not�sure

if�ordering�a�CT�scan would�have�made�a�difference.

But...

I�do�know�that, somewhere�along�the�way,

I�stopped�looking�at my�patients�as--�as�people,

with�families,

I�am�truly�sorry.

And�I�want�to�help make�things�right.

I�am�prepared to�take�responsibility

for�the�consequences of�my�actions.

Don't�just�sit�there,�Scott. Do�something.

Order.

Sir,�please�take�your�seat.

Are�you�finished,�Dr.�Sullivan?

Yes,�Your�Honour.

There�aren't�many people�in�this�world

prepared�to�take�accountability for�their�actions.

But�I'm�afraid�it's�too�late.

The�plaintiff's�counsel has�already�made�a�motion

asking�the�court�to�dismiss...

with�prejudice.

The�court�would�like�to�thank the�jury�for�their�services.

Ladies�and�gentlemen, this�court�is�now�adjourned.

Let's�get�your�stuff�together.

We'll�meet�Maggie out�at�the�lobby.

- Here�she�comes. - Maggie!

Couldn't�have�asked�for a�better�outcome,�sweetheart.

Darling,�I'm�so�happy. Where�are�you�going?�Maggie!

It's�not�something I've�ever�experienced.

Not�now,�Dr.�Sullivan.

No,�no,�please�give�us�a�minute.

Why�did�you�have the�charges�dismissed?

All�the�money�in�the�world couldn't�replace�my�son.

I�just�needed�you�to�understand what�I�was�going�through

and�for�you�to�make�sure�this would�never�happen�again.

Maggie...

I'll�need�to�have a�word�with�your�lawyer.

What�he�had�you�do in�there�was...

Well,�it�was�negligent.

Luckily,�things�turned�out as�I�predicted.

That�woman�knew from�the�beginning

she�didn't�have�a�case. But�Maggie...

you�need�to�work�on developing�a�thicker�skin.

All�right?

There�is�no�room�in�our profession�for�guilt.

Walter?�Why�don't�we�give�Andrew and�Maggie�a�minute,�okay?

Be�right�outside,�darling.

Congratulations.

So�happy�for�you,�Mags.

Now,�maybe�we�can�put all�this�behind�you.

Thanks,�Eric. I�appreciate�that.

I�know�you're�still�mad�at�me,

and�you've--�you've�got every�right�to�be.

I-I�acted�like�an�ass.

I'm�really,�really�sorry.

I'm�in�therapy�now.

It's�helping.

I�don't�blame�you,�if�you�never want�to�speak�to�me�again.

I�just�want�you�to know�that�I�love�you,

and�I'll�wait�for�you for�as�long--

for�as�long�as�it�takes.

Anyway,�I...

I�hope�that�you�can�forgive�me.

And�I'm�so�sorry.

It�went�incredibly�well. It's�fantastic.

Absolutely.�Couldn't have�asked�for�a�better�outcome.

I'm�so�happy�things went�your�way�today.

Walter�told�me�about�how you�saved�that�boy's�life

up�at�the�campground.

I'm�hoping�we�can finally�sit�down

and�talk�about�that�job I'd�like�to�offer�you

at�Boston�Commonwealth.

I'll�think�about�it.

Of�course,�take�your�time.

What's�to�think�about,�Maggie?

Don't�worry,�Louis, she�will�call.

- Good�to�see�you. - Cheers.

- Great�job. - Thanks.

I'm�starving.

We�should�celebrate Maggie's�success.

Why�don't�I�take�us�all�to�the best�restaurant�in�Boston?

I�just�need�a�minute

to�settle�my�stomach.

- Of�course. - We'll�bring�the�car�around.

Okay.

?

Maggie,�please�don't�leave.

I�already�told�you I'm�not�interested

in�anything�you have�to�say,�Bob.

No.�Maggie,�Maggie, this�involves�you.

I�was�exonerated.

They�have�offered�me�immunity

in�exchange�for�helping�to bring�down�some�bigger�fish.

Whatever�it�is�you have�to�say,�I�don't�care.

It's�Walter.

What�about�Walter?

Bob?

What�are�you�doing�here?

Let's�just�leave�it.

Let's�go,�sweetheart.

I�thought�you�might�need some�help�with�the�store.

What�happened to�the�job�in�Boston?

Still�thinking�about�whether I�want�to�take�it�or�not.

But�I�thought�you�loved�surgery.

- I�do.�Hi. - hi.

It's�the�rest�of�it-

you�know,�the�politics, the�stress,�the�lawsuits.

It's�a�lot�more�simple�here.

So,�that's�why�you�came�back.

You�know, Cal's�a�good�man,�Maggie.

You�should�tell�him how�you�feel.

It's�not�the�right�time.

I�know�what�it's�like to�live�with�regret.

Do�not�make�the same�mistake�that�I�did.

Hey,��go�on�in.

I'll�make�us�some�sandwiches in�a�couple�minutes,�okay?

Let�me�finish�up.

?Sweetheart,�would you�wake�up�today? ?

?I�promise,�you�would recognise�my�face ?

?I�wanna�show�you�how I've�grown�in�this�place ?

I'm�not�ready.

I�need�to�do�this...�for�me.

I�need�to�end�this�my�way.

Wait.�Wait. I�can't�lose�you,�Lynne.

I�can't.

I�love�you.

I�don't�want�you to�watch�me�suffer.

There's�still�a�chance you�can�get�better.

We�both�know�that's�not�true.

?You�won't�believe ?

?The�wonders�I've�seen ?

I'm�tired.

I'm�ready.

?Everything�is�taller ?

?These�days ?

?Or�maybe�I�feel�smaller ?

?And�time�rushes�away ?

?There's�so�much I�could�show�you ?

?the�great�grandchildren have�been�laughing�like�we�did ?

You're�making�this decision�with�a�clear�mind?

?When�we�were�young ?

I�am.

It's�time�to�let�me�go.

?But�it's�killing�me ?

?That�you're�not here�with�me ?

?I'm�living�happily ?

?But�I'm�feeling�guilty ?

?you�won't�believe ?

?The�wonders�I�can�see ?

?This�world�is�changing�me ?

?But�I'll�love�you faithfully ?

Take�me�to�the�most--

the�most�beautiful�place that�you�can�find,

let�the�wind�carry�me�away.

?it's�killing�me ?

?That�you're�not�here�with�me ?

?I'm�living�happily ?

I�want�you to�find�someone

that�will�make�you�happy.

Promise�me�you'll�try.

?you�won't�believe�the wonders�I�can�see ?

?This�world�is�changing�me ?

?But�I�love�you�faithfully ?

?Yeah,�it's�killing�me ?

?That�you're�not�here�with�me ?

?I'm�living�happily ?

?But�I'm�feeling�guilty ?

?you�won't�believe ?

?The�wonders�I�can�see ?

?This�world�is�changing�me ?

?But�I'll�love�you�faithfully ?

Cal?

- hey,�Lola. - Hey,�Maggie.

If�you're�looking�for�Cal, you�just�missed�him.

Did�he�say�where�he�was�going?

He�just�checked�out.

He�left?

I�thought�he�would have�told�you.

I'm�sorry,�Maggie.

Sometimes,�these�things, they�happen�for�a�reason.

Maybe�it's�an�opportunity...

...to�start�a�family.

Maggie... Where--�where�are�you�going?

You�were�right,�I�don't want�to�have�any�regrets.

I'm�taking�the�job in�Boston.

What�about�Cal?

He�checked�out. Didn't�even�say�goodbye.

I'm�sorry.

Before�I�go,...

I�was�hoping�maybe�you�could explain�something�to�me.

Sure.

Why�didn't�you ever�come�after�me?

Maggie,�it�was...

It�was�complicated.

Complicated?

I�waited�for�you...

...and�you�never came�for�me.

I�wanted�to,�Maggie. I�did.�I...

What�kind�of�father doesn't�fight

to�be�a�part�of their�child's�life?

And�you�didn't even�try�and�stop�her.

Why�wasn't�I�good enough�for�you?

I�didn't�have�a�choice.

You�always�have a�choice.

I�could�never put�a�child�through�that.

Goodbye,�Sully.

?Say�something, I'm�giving�up�on�you ?

?I'll�be�the�one, if�you�want�me�to ?

?Anywhere, I�would've�followed�you ?

?Say�something, I'm�giving�up�on�you ?

?And�I... ?

?Am�feeling�so�small ?

?It�was�over�my�head ?

?I�know�nothing�at�all ?

?And�I... ?

?Will�stumble�and�fall ?

?I'm�still�learning�to�love ?

?Just�starting�to�crawl ?

Maggie No,�Daddy!�Daddy!

- Maggie! - Daddy!

?Say�something, I'm�giving�up�on�you ?

?I'm�sorry�that I�couldn't�get�to�you ?

?Anywhere, I�would've�followed�you ?

?Say�something, I'm�giving�up�on�you ?

?And�I... ?

?Will�swallow�my�pride ?

You're�not�gonna take�my�daughter!

?You're�the�one�that�I�love ?

?And�I'm�saying�goodbye ?

Come�on!�Come�on!�Come�on!

Whoa!

Hey!�No!

my�God...

What�have�I�done?

Lola... Lola?

Lola!

What�have�I�done? What�have�I�done?

Lola!

?Say�something, I'm�giving�up�on�you ?

Help�me!�Help!

Help!�Help!

?And�I'm�sorry�that I�couldn't�get�to�you ?

Maggie...

?And�anywhere I�would've�followed�you ?

?-?

?Say�something, I'm�giving�up�on�you ?

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