All language subtitles for Scents.and.Sensibility.2011.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG

♪ Opening Song

So, what's this one called?

You know, I'm not sure.
Any suggestions?

Wow, this one actually
smells really good.

Gee, thanks.

Well, you did have the one
that smelled like fish.

There wasn't even any
fish in it.

You guys trying out lotions?

Mmm hmm.

Don't make Margarett
throw up again.

No, this one actually
smells really good.

Mmm, that's actually
better than the pineapple
one you had a while ago.

See, I'm improving.

Did you take your
medicine today?

-Yes.

-Yes.

I already have one mom.

Girls, your father's here
with the cake.

[all] CAKE!

I can't believe I
finally finished.

I know it's about time.

Hey we can't all graduate
in four years.

[DOORBELL RINGS]

Oh, John's here!

Elinor?

Yeah?

I heard the Porter account
came through.

Yes, just yesterday.

Good job. That's a
huge client for us.

Thank you. I know.

-John, welcome
-Hi.

So what do you think?
You're in the presence of
a remarkable woman.

Poised to take on the
world of...um?

English.

After all those semesters
that's what you ended up with.

Dad!

[LAUGHTER]

Just kidding.

That's not funny.

Well, I'm proud of you.

Thank you.

Mmhm. Thank you.

John when do you leave
for Switzerland?

Uh, in a few months. The
beginning of next fall.

Thanks again for opening the
door for me with that company.

Happy to.

So far away, though. What
are you going to do
without Marianne?

Well, we won't be
apart for very long.

Um, this sounds like this is
getting really serious.

It is. Apparently the job that
dad got him is going to put him
ahead like 10 years.

Wow!

I mean I'm gonna miss him
but... You never know what may
happen before he leaves.

Well, take it slowly. I mean,
you don't know him that well.

Trust your heart. That's
what I always say.

Oh right 'cause the heart
is never wrong.

When did you get so practical?
Is it because you haven't had a
boyfriend in two years?

Okay. I know for you that would
be like a biblical drought.

How many boyfriends have you
had in the last two years?

It's not about quantity,
it's about quality.

Well, at least we agree on that.

Mmm hmm

[doorbell rings]

Oh, I'll get it.

Hi. Can I help you?

Special Agent Wayne.
Is Henry Dashwood here?

Uh, is there a problem?

Elinor.

Henry Dashwood we have a
warrant for your arrest.

What?

You have to come with us now.

Daddy.

It will be okay.

Daddy. What's happening?

Call our attorney!

Henry?

Dad?

You have the right
to remain silent.

What's going on?

I don't know.

Your husband is accused of
fraud. What's commonly
known as a ponzi scheme.

What does that mean?

Well, basically it's when a
person takes an investor's
money, promises a big return

and is paid with other
investors' money,

but in reality most of the
money is pocketed illegally

by whoever is running
the scheme.

My husband would never do that.

Well, I will defend the
best I can but the
government's case. . .

If they win Mr. Dashwood would
owe a lot of money.

The authorities have a list of
a couple hundred investors.

So, what comes next?

Well, they have a search warrant
to search your home and they'll
take any evidence with them.

The government will also seize
any valuables such as cars,

art, jewelry, any and all
assets in Henry's name.

His accounts have already
been frozen, so there will be
no access to any of his money.

But what about the house?
What about my home?

Well, remember he hasn't
been convicted.

If Henry is found guilty they'll
most likely auction it off,

but for the time being
they'll put a lien on it.

Do you think he's guilty?

Well, what I think is
irrelevant, but the authorities
seem to be building a good case.

I'll do everything I can.

So, what's the worst
case scenario?

If convicted, major prison time.

[ REPORTERS AND CROWDS
TALKING ]

The family seems subdued
today for the sentencing of
Henry Dashwood.

Convicted of securities fraud,
money laundering, and several
other federal charges,

Dashwood was sentenced to a
maximum 75 years in prison.

Mom.. Please turn that off. We
have enough to worry about.

But your father, we have
to appeal this.

We don't have any money.

If dad hadn't prepaid our rent
then Marianne and I would be
out in the street.

I cannot believe he did this.

I know, but there's
evidence that he did.

Guess what? We made the front
page of the tabloids.

Oh as if that's something
to be proud of.

Uh, I look pale.

Oh please, we're famous.

No, stop it. You guys throw
that out. You know those
papers exaggerate.

What are we going to do?

Marianne and I are going
to get jobs and we're
going to pay our own way.

We are?

Yes.

Well, what about Margarett?
Her medicine is more than
$3000 a month.

Plus doctor visits. Before that
was nothing, but now?

Okay but don't we have
health insurance?

That's with health insurance.

We've lost everything. I am not
going to lose Margarett too.

No, mom, we will get her
enough of the medicine.

I mean, do you think we
can make enough?

Well, your aunt Charlotte has
offered a place for me to stay,
and so if I work in her shop,

I may be able to bring in a
third of what we need.

Okay. Alright. Well,
Marianne and I will
just make up the rest.

I mean all we need are jobs.

Yeah, this looks promising.

Hi, I am calling about
the job listing.

Okay, thank you.

It's already been filled.

Ohhh.

♪♪♪

Yes, I will see you in Paris.
Thank you.

Sorry to keep you waiting.

No problem.

Name is Dashwood, correct?

Oh please, call me Elinor.

Dashwood, where have I heard
that name before?

I'm concerned your work
experience is insufficient for
the required qualifications.

Um, but I have worked
extensively with-

Good luck to you.

Hi! I'm calling about the
executive assistant position.

Okay, thanks.

Elinor. . .

I'm sorry to waste your time
but we have decided to hire
from within.

Yeah, hi. Is the clerical job
still available?

Work experience?

Um, none. [chuckle]

Dashwood.

Hmm, I, I don't know if you're
the best suited for this job.

But you haven't asked me
a single question.

I just, I don't think you
fit into the culture we have
here at the office.

Sorry.

Hey.

Uhh...You calling about a job?

[Phone voice] If you're calling
about the file clerk job, it
has been filled.

For all other inquiries
please press 0.

Uhh, and the ones that
aren't filled, you need more
work experience.

This is way harder
than I thought.

If it makes you feel any
better, having work experience
doesn't help either.

Everybody takes one look at
Dashwood Investments and
promptly kicks me out the door.

I'm sorry.

I mean there are jobs out there.

They're just not quite as
glamorous as I'd hoped.

Okay, this is a job. This is a
job. This is a job. I am
getting paid for this job.

I'm dancing with my banana.
Helloo.

[From Car] Hey nice coconuts.

Oh, thank you sir, thank you.
Oh my goodness.

Hello, it's my money time.
Hello.

AAAHHH! AAAHHH! OHHHH NOOOOO!

Ugh, who knew this
would be so hard?

That costume stunk, too.

I can't believe you got fired.

I know. How was I supposed to
know that the sprinklers were
going to go off

and that the suit couldn't get
wet. I didn't know.

Well that's why it smelled.
It's never been washed.

[Sigh] Can it get any worse?

I don't think so. I just got
fired from a job where I wore a
gigantic gorilla costume

and waved a banana at
cars passing by.

I... [laughing]

Just wait here a moment

Okay.

I don't think she's for us.

Why not?

Recognize her?

Uh, so. She's cleaning. How
hard is that?

I don't want the customers to
be uncomfortable thinking that
she might steal from them.

She'll be out of sight
and she's got to be
pretty desperate.

Alright. We'll give her
a chance, but you keep
your eye on her.

Hi.

Hi. Any luck?

I don't know if you call it
luck but I got a job.

I am now the new
custodial technician at
the spa on Main Street.

Custodial Technician?

[Clears throat] Janitor.

Sounds lovely.

Yeah, but I think it's
going to be enough to
cover our expenses.

I'm just worried about
Margarett's medicine.

Well, my options were fast food,
which pays nothing, or a grocery
bagger that pays even less.

I was really starting to
give up, but I checked the
internet one more time

and you are now looking
at the new copy assistant
to a marketing firm.

You're kidding! That's
amazing. How did you do that?

Well, I think you'd
do great here.

Can you start Monday, Ms. Webb?

I think he thought I was cute.

Wait, so are there any other
jobs available?

No, but um, I should be
bringing in enough to cover us.

Okay, well, we still
need to be frugal.

Yeah, how am I going
to get to work?

Ugh, the bus is stinky and
always running late.
We need a car.

Well, I could actually walk to
the spa from here, but a car
would come in handy.

I'll start looking for
something cheap.

Something nice.

Of course.

Alright, well, I gotta get ready
I'm going to dinner with John.

John? I haven't heard
about him in a while.

I think he was worried about
the job that dad got him,

but he sounded happy so it must
still be going through.

Good. Have fun.

Thanks!

Ai yie yie. How are we going to
be able to afford a car?

Have you heard from
your dad recently?

Um, my mom's talked to him.
She fills us in.

Hmm.

It's been really hard
on everybody.

I mean my poor mom she just
didn't see that coming at all.

She could really use some good
news right about now.

Well, I have some.

Really?

The Switzerland job.

I thought they were
going to dump me after
your dad was arrested,

but they're flying me out
to start the job.

That's great!

Yeah, I'm going out there to get
trained, start workin', and I
will get to explore Switzerland.

So, when do you leave?

This week.

Ohh, and any idea on when
you're going to return?

I don't know. I mean, no
exact dates yet, but the
plan is to get started,

and then transfer me to one
of the offices here in the US.

Oh, good.

Hey, I'll miss you.

I'll miss you, too.

I'll call you every day.

[sigh]

Guess what? I got us a car,
actually it's a truck.

What happened to our TV?

Yes, I had to pay for the
truck, somehow.

Listen, it's not what we're
used to, but, it's going to get
us from a to b.

Come look, come. You're gonna
love this. Come on.

Well, it can get us from point
a to point b, but can it get us
back to point a?

My friend gave me a great
deal 'cause her dad
doesn't need it anymore.

[sigh] I already miss
the flat screen.

No, need. I got us a
replacement.

This keeps getting
better and better.

Doesn't it? So what happened on
your date last night?

Nothing. Well, something. The
job came through in Switzerland.

Oh good.

He leaves right away.

Oh bad.

Well, do you wanna take
it for a spin?

Honestly, no.

Yeah.

All right so here's where we
keep all of the fresh linens.

We have sheets here, towels
here. Everything's organized by
size

so it's face, hand, and body.

Got it.

Um so, each customer's going to
get a set in their locker when
they come in and so you

need to refill the lockers
as each customer leaves.

Also, put extra towels
in each treatment room.

Okay, I think I can handle that.

Okay good, ummm and
your uniform.

Uniform?

Yeah.

Great.

How's the work going?

Oh, it's fine.

Uh, the bathrooms need a deep
cleaning so you can stay late
one night this week and do that.

No problem.

I'm Hannah the office manager.
I'm not going to sugar coat it.

You've got a lot of work ahead
of you.

We come up with
marketing campaigns for
tons of accounts.

People will come to you
throughout the day with
presentations, contracts,

whatever to copy. And this will
be your domain.

Good luck with the machines,
but don't sweat it if you go
through a few reams of paper

trying to figure it out. Just
be sure to log in the copy job
with what client it goes for.

That way we can bill them.

Okay.

Big talker aren't ya?

Well, I was just wondering. . .

I'm at extension 377 if
you get in a panic.

Hi!

Oh, you're new here aren't you?

Yes.

I hope you can do this. I need
50 copies collated, 3 whole
punched and bound.

Okay, don't use those coil
things. Brads or brackets
will be fine. I will be
back in a half an hour.

Okay.

Brads, brackets.

Okay.

[sigh]

This goes there.

Uh, yeah, well that was easy.

Ugh, Come on. What did I do?
What is with you?

Don't stress. It's just a jam.

Thank you.

I'm Brandon. You must be the
new copy girl.

Yes, Marianne Da--,
Marianne um Webb.

I just need a copy

Okay, um.

I got it.

Wow, that was . . . easy.

I think the user manual's
on that shelf.

Really? Thank you!

Good luck.

Hey.

My hands are killing me.

Mmm, I'm sorry.

Mmm hmm.

Oh, you wanna use some of my
lotion?

Yeah, thanks.

Mmmm, I forgot how good this
one smells.

Hey I've come a long way.

Remember when I used to
make those concoctions
out of clovers?

[laughing] Oh yeah, how could I
forget that?

Wow this already makes my hands
feel better.

Really?

Yeah, I'm not even just sayin'
that to be nice.

Can I keep this bottle?

Yeah, go for it.

How was your day?

It was stressful. I mean who
would have thought making
copies could be so difficult?

What are you watching?

I have no idea. The reception
on this thing is terrible.

Well with all that tinfoil on
the antenna I bet you we could
pick up a talk show from Mars.

[ LAUGHTER ]

We good? Okay.

Hey. I was just looking for you.

Oh.

Um, can you put together
five packets from the file
on this drive?

Oh. Uh, okay, when do you
need it by?

Um, after lunch. Is that
enough time?

Sure.

Great.

Be careful dear. My arthritis
is acting up so my feet are
awfully tender.

Oh, ok.

Uh, excuse me. Sorry I couldn't
help but overhear. Try this.

What is it?

It's a lotion my sister makes.

Okay.

Ohhh that scent. What
is that ambrosia?

Uh, I don't know. It's fruit,
flowers, I'm not sure.

Mmm. Very refreshing. Thank you.

You're welcome.

Okay. Let's see.

Alright. Okay.

Print to copier. Huh.

Uh, I T apostrophe S.

It's a contraction.

[PHONE RINGS]

Yeah, no, that is the amount.
Okay, bye.

Hey, Hannah, um, I noticed a
type-o on one of the copies.

Print it anyway.

Are you sure? It's
pretty obvious.

Our people know what they
are doing. It might be a
play on words.

Yeah, I'm just going to ask
Brandon. Double check.

It's for Brandon? Definitely.
Just print it. He's senior
management.

I'm just trying to help.

I know you think you are but
your job is simple:

copy, staple, hole punch.
Don't overstep.

Ooohhh, my feet.

Was there something wrong
with your pedicure?

Oh no. I feel like
I'm 20 again.

This dear girl gave me
some lotion. It's really
easing the pain.

Oh? Well, that's good.

Do you know where I could find
her? The girl who was
gathering the towels.

That girl?

Oh miss, miss.

Oh hi. How are your feet?

Oh, they feel better then
they have in years.

I'm wondering if you have any
more of that magic lotion?

Oh and Betty, she has
terrible backaches because
of her mattress

and her husband's too
cheap to replace it.

He always says what's not
broke don't fix it, but
he's just a tight wad.

I think this lotion is just
what she needs.

But I, I don't make it my
sister does but-

Oh honey to feel like this, I
am willing to pay for her time
and ingredients.

You talk to your sister and let
me know next week.

Okay, I will. Thank you.

Okay.

Okay.

Sorry.

Just don't let it interfere
with your work.

Got it.

Hey.

Hey.

What are you doing?

Saving money.

Are you washing those?

Hey, whatever cuts costs.

Alright, alright.

So, mom called.

Oh, how is she doing?

She's been better. She is gonna
send Margarett to visit us.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, I think so. I think
she's just having a hard time
at school, just kids.

Poor thing. Like she doesn't
have enough to worry about.

Yeah.

Where you goin'?

Oh, I'm gonna go back to the
spa. I'm gonna pick up some
extra hours, so don't wait up.

I won't.

Oh hey, uh, can I get a couple
more bottles of that lotion?

I just gave you a full bottle.

I know but there's this
customer there who loves it.
She wants to buy some.

Really? Okay.

Okay.

Bye.

Bye.

Yeah, I'm here.

Yes, I'll get it. Okay.

[singing] I've been workin' in
the bathroom all the...

[ light distant singing ]

. . . bathroom just to make the
tiles shine white, ba boom ba
boom ba boom.

Can't you hear my alarm clock
goin' off. It's gonna go off so
early in the morn..

Wuh wuh wuh. Can't you hear
Fran sayin', please Elinor
scrub the floor!

Elinor clean the floor. What?
Elinor clean the floor. Who?
Elinor clean the floor.

Please clean. OH MY GOSH!

Uh, it's okay. I'm a lawyer.

How, how does the fact
that you are a lawyer make
me feel better?

I just stopped by to pick up
some stuff from Fran's office.

Oh.

And you are?

Yeah, I'm the uh new
custodian. I didn't think
there was anyone here.

It's okay. It's not everyday I
get a live concert.

Yes, yes well you know I was
just trying to prepare for my,
my career in reality television.

Mmm hmm.

Yeah, I thought I would start
with uh singing and then I
would move onto dance

and then you know the survival
one I wanted to try and and

maybe the one where I can choose
my own husband would be good.

I'd vote for ya. Elinor?

Uh yeah.

Um I should go back to
work here. I'm trying to
impress my boss.

I could put in a good
word for ya.

Oh no no that's
okay. I'm, I need to
earn my reputation.

Um, hey maybe we could keep
the singing thing between
just you and me.

Yeah, of course. Um but only
until you're on TV 'cause
after that I make no promises.

Ooohhh that was awesome.

Fran?

In here.

My sister cooking.

I took a look at everything.

What do you think?

I think you have to make
some decisions.

The spa can only bring in so
much. You owe a lot of money.

Yes, thank you for stating
the obvious.

I don't suppose anybody
owes you money?

I did loan Lucy a twenty.

How did you get into
so much debt?

Oh you know start up costs,
bills, blaahh.

Maybe it's time to give it up.

Shut down the spa? No.

You could move. Maybe
some place cheaper.
Change your lifestyle.

Not an option.

Fran! I'm just trying to help.

You're losing more money
every month.

Getting second, third,
fourth notices of default
on your loans.

What if I got another loan to
float the others?

That's just gonna
make it worse.

I mean how long before
they threaten to take
everything away?

[sigh] Have they already
threatened that?

I'll figure something out.

Fine.

Oh, hey I was surprised to
find someone working so
late at the spa.

She was cleaning the
locker room.

Oh, that's Elinor. She didn't
give you any trouble did she?

No, not at all. She been
working for you long?

No, our janitor just quit. Why
all the interest?

Not interest, curiosity.

Her father is that fraud,
Dashwood.

Ugh, I mean she's just a
janitor so I agreed to let her
work for me but, woo.

How gracious of you.

Go go get on the left I got
the guy on the right. Shoot,
shoot. Oh yeah!

[Cell phone rings]

Guys, hold on a second.

[clears throat] Hi.

Hi. I didn't wake you, did I?
What time is it there?

Uh, it's it's ten.

Ten? I thought you guys were
nine hours ahead.

Yeah, uh, I must have set
my watch wrong.

[sigh] You poor thing.
So, how's it going?

Good. It's good.
Everything's very Swiss.

How so?

Uh, there's holey cheese
everywhere and, uh, yeah

it tastes a lot better than
the stuff we have here, there.

And, um, how's work going?

It's great. It's great but it
uh would be a lot better if we
were together.

Well, you better hurry
up and impress them so
you can come home.

I'll do my best. Uh look I
gotta go can I call you later?

All right. I miss you.

All right, you too.

All right guys I'm back.

Ah, come on.

[sigh]

You completely embarrassed me.

What?

There's an error in this.
I presented this last
night to our CEO

and a client that would have
been worth five million dollars
to this company.

I was just told to copy it.

Typical. Just do the bare
minimum, right? Just enough to
get by. Never thinking.

I saw the mistake. I took it to
my boss and she told me that you
would know what you're doing.

Wait, you saw this and
you let it go?

Well, why didn't you see it.

Had I seen it, I would
have fixed it!

Don't blame me because you
don't take pride in your work.

You know this is what I get.
This is what I get for expecting
a copy girl to understand.

[sigh]

Just go ahead and have a
seat, your pedicurist will
be right with you.

Oh thank you.

Oh Elinor, uh, wash the bowl
first and then the step.

Thank you.

Anything to make you go faster.

Excuse me.

Yes, ma'am?

No, I meant her. Are you the one
that makes that special lotion?

Oh yeah, that's me. Well, it's
actually my sister.

Oh, Mrs. Jennings could not
stop talking about it.

She's the biggest gossip,
but when I heard I figured
I need to try some.

Do you have a bottle I can buy?

I do. I do, you know it's
actually for Mrs. Jennings,

but I don't think she comes in
until the end of this week.

Oh, I'd love it.

Okay, I'll go get you one.

Thank you.

Anything wrong?

Elinor's selling lotion.

Yeah, a customer came in
earlier asking about that today.

Let me know if any other
people are looking for it?

Are you going to stop
her from selling it?

No. Not yet.

Well if it isn't
the midnight idol.

Oh yes, just one of my
many secret identities.

Mind if I sit?

No, please.

You on a break from work?

Yeah, the brownies
here are amazing.

[laugh] I've never tried 'em.

We weren't properly introduced
the other night, Edward Farris.

Elinor Dashwood. Farris? You're
not by any chance related to-

Yeah, Fran is my sister.

Oohh.

Yeah, don't fault me for that.

Well, I won't hold your
relatives against you if you
don't hold mine against me.

Oh, that's right. The
investment guy.

Yeah.

So, what're you doing?

I'm, um, I'm actually trying to
make ends meet.

Looks intense.

Yeah, it's amazing the things
you just can't do without.

Like that brownie.

And groceries, and medicine.

Medicine?

Um, not for me, for
my little sister.

Oh, what's wrong with her?

Um, she has a type of leukemia.
It's treatable but the medicine
is really expensive.

Yeah, money's heartless that
way. You know take us lawyers.

Without a good one your life
could be destroyed.

Lawyers and doctors. What kind
of law do you practice?

Patent law, mostly with
corporations and stuff.

Ahh.

Yeah, that doesn't make me any
more likeable does it?

Well, I'll see if I can maybe
overlook it.

Good.

Hey.

Hey, dinner's almost ready.

Macaroni and cheese?

It's a budget meal.

Elinor, you and your
budget meals.

Are you okay?

Yeah I just, uh, I had a bad
day at work.

Already?

Mmm hmm. I don't really want to
talk about it though.

Are you sure?

Yeah, I just left John
this whole long
voicemail about it so.

Okay, so I've been going over
our budget. . .

Ugh.

No, it's good news and bad news,
but the good news is we have
enough to cover our expenses.

The bad news is we're way short
on Margarett's.

Do we really need to talk about
this right now?

I have an idea.

[sigh] Okay what?

Your lotion.

What about it?

It does something to people and
the smell is amazing.

So, I don't know if it's the
scent that just makes people
feel better or if there's

actually something in the
lotion, but those bottles
you gave me the other day,

they're gone and not to the
people they were intended for.

Really?

Do you think we can make more?

Yeah, sure. I, um, just gonna
need some extra ingredients.

Let's see calendula, and
passion flowers, cream, fruit.

You should buy it in bulk.

Are you feeling okay?

Yes.

[laugh] Okay, are you sure that
we can make this back?

I mean, I'm gonna raise the
price so yeah.

I get to go shopping!

Just for the ingredients.

Okay, all right. I'm on it.

Kay!

You can have the mac and
cheese without me.

Thanks.

Hi.

Hi.

Um, I came by to apologize.

I was upset yesterday,
obviously,

but even without the typo
my proposal wasn't what the
client wanted.

But, what you said about me
not taking pride in my
work, you're wrong.

I do take pride in my work, I
take too much actually.

That's why, uh, that's why
this is a little hard for
me to swallow.

Okay.

Hmm. Thanks for your
understanding.

[sigh]

Here you go.

Ooh, I can't tell you how
excited I am about this.

Well, good. I hope you enjoy it.

Oh I will and I've been telling
everybody about it.

I'd buy them all a bottle but
nobody ever pays me back.

Oohh.

Uh, it's wonderful. Have you
smelled this?

That is good. What is that?
Lilac?

Uh, I don't know flowers, and
this and that.

Well, I am off ladies. Goodbye.

Goodnight.

I have never seen
her that happy.

Good. So listen I am taking
off. There's a bunch of towels
in the dryer.

They're going to be done in
like 45 minutes and I'm gonna
fold them tomorrow morning.

Okay, great.

Edward!

Hey.

How are you?

Starving. Have you eaten?

No.

Of course not you just got off
work. Do you want to join me?

Yeah, that'd be great.

Awesome.

Thanks.

Of course.

I am not ignoring the
letters. I understand that
you can take everything.

[Creditor on phone] That's
what will happen if you don't
make a payment by the end of
the month.

I-

Thank you.

Edward didn't come inside?

Apparently not. He just
picked up Elinor.

I need you to get something
out of Elinor's locker.

What?

A bottle of that lotion.

You want me to break
into her locker?

Yes, is that a problem?

No, [sigh] she just sold some
today, though, so I don't think
she has any left.

Well, then you wait until
she brings some more in

and then she won't notice
there's any missing.

Okay, but you have to set
me up with Edward.

Done.

Yeah, this probably isn't what
you had in mind when I
mentioned dinner.

No, this is perfect. Thank you.

My pleasure.

I didn't think a place like
this was your style.

Well, I wasn't always a
lawyer. This is, uh, kind of
reminds me of growing up.

Growing up I went to garden
parties and golf tournaments,

but this feels more real.
I like it.

Good, 'cause ladies first.

Uh-oh.

Yeah.

I don't think this is going
to go very well.

Well, we'll see.

Kay, uh uh uh.

Mmm hmm., interesting.

Oohh, that wasn't-

All right.

-great was it?

Um, no no.

All right let me show you a
better way okay?

Yep.

Okay, step up to the line.

Okay.

Hold the ball about here.

Yes.

And then as you let the
ball come back step forward
and then release.

I mean isn't that what I did
basically?

Uh no.

[laughing]

So aside from being new to
bowling, tell me about yourself.

Oh, you don't really want to
hear about the investment
manager turned custodian.

No, no. Skip the
dirty laundry.

I don't know if it's that easy.

You know we get a lot of
letters from investors, angry,
distraught, letters.

It was a lot of money.

Sometimes I hate my dad for
what he did but I love him.

Sounds confusing.

[laughing] Yeah, sometimes I
wish I could go back in time.
My life was nearly perfect.

Nearly?
You had garden parties.

[laughing]

Woo! That was amazing.

Yeah, that was okay.

Then again, you know, if
nothing every changed I'd still

unknowingly be helping my dad
steal from people,

and I would never have
learned how to bowl.

Speaking of, your turn.

Look out.

I'll be watching.

'kay.

All right.

Oh oh oh.

Good form, good.

Thank you.

Mmm hmm.

Don't talk, you'll mess me up.

Okay. Huh.

Ugh.

Ohhhh.

[laughs].

All right.

Yeah.

Um, can I help?

Yes.

'kay.

All right hold this.

Put your fingers in there.

Done.

Good. Okay step up to
the line here.

This line?

Yes, very good. So you want to
center up on that. Good.

'kay, and then hold the ball up
to about where your chin is

and then step forward as you
bring the ball back.

I'm scared.

Good. Now you're all right just
don't drop it on my foot.

Aaahhh!

[laughing]

Oh, you did it!

OH!

Wow.

Thank you for your help.

Anytime.

[phone rings]

Oh.

Um, it's my phone

Mmm.

Hello. Right now?

No that's fine. Totally, of
course. Okay bye.

You okay?

Yeah, um, my sister is
visiting. Tonight.

Oh, uh, I'll take you home.

Is that okay?

Yeah, yeah.

This was really fun though.

Yeah, no, um, I'll
tell you what.

Promise me a re-match to show
off what you've learned and
we'll call it even.

It's a deal.

Hi!

Hey.

Hey.

Margarett is going
to sleep over.

Fun!

Yeah, we are hard at work making
some more Soothing Scents.

Ooh, I wanna scrub in.

Okay, water's boiling so
we cannot skip this very
important step.

So, why do you have to boil it?

Oh trust me you want to,
otherwise, your skin itches.

So, what are you guys making?

We're trying something new.
It's called 'Elinor's Love
Potion Lotion'.

Designed to do what?

Oh, get you a date.

Okay. I was just on a date, I
think, when you called.

[ at same time] Seriously? You
think?

Well, details.

There aren't any details yet.
Maybe on the next date.

I said I would take the couch.

She had so much fun tonight.

You wanna know what she asked
me while you were gone?

What?

She wanted to know if dad stole
all that money to help pay for
the medical bills and medicine.

Dad siphoned away more money
then we could ever need for
medicine or anything else.

I know. That's what I told her.

[sigh] We're gonna make it
through this. Marianne we are.

[CELL PHONE RINGS]

Uhh, it's John.

Okay.

Hi.

Hey, it's me.

I know.

I just wanted to call you and
wish you goodnight.

Oh, that's really sweet.

Hey, where are you? It
sounds kind of loud.

Uh, about to go in a meeting.

The conference room here
overlooks these beautiful
snowy mountains.

That sounds amazing. So, you
can't talk for too long?

No, I'm afraid not but I was
just thinking about you and
had to talk to you before
you went to sleep.

Well, I'm really glad you did.

Sweet dreams.

Sweet dreams whenever it's
night time in Switzerland.

Bye.

Bye.

John, how are you man?

Starving.

Her name's Patrice. Her father
owns five restaurant chains
across the country

and she's the one that
inherits them all.

I can't wait to meet her.

Hey, did you need something?

What? No.

Okay.

I was gonna go grab
an early lunch.

Good.

Do you wanna come?

Uh, sure.

Great.

You wanted to see me?

Yes, the toilet is backed up
in the men's locker room and I
need you to deal with that

and quickly before any
clients notice.

Okay.

Also, the tub in the couple's
room needs to be scrubbed.

Check that drain for any clogs.

We have a client booked for
treatment room 5 and she's
allergic to all sorts of
laundry soaps

so what you're going to have to
do is take a set of sheets and
hand wash them with baking soda.

Use the scrub brush.
Be very thorough.

Okay.

Oh and our client scheduled
for room 2 has requested satin
sheets, she'll be here at noon.

Okay.

♪

OH! ugh

Uh.

Oh. OH OH! Whoo.

Oh no, did uh Fran say room 2
it's room 4.

Uh, if you hurry you can
just make it before the
client gets here though

and be sure to put the regular
sheets back on that bed.

[sigh]

Excuse me.

Yeah. Can I help you?

Uh, I'm looking for a certain
lotion to buy.

Oh.

My aunt has been
talking about it.

Oh yeah, yeah. I'll get ya one.
Just one second.

Thank you.

Hey Big Al, the special please.

Um, I'll have one too.

I got it.

Oh, thank you.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

Mmm. It's better than I thought.

So, do you come out here a lot?

To the park?

Mmm hmm.

A lot more relaxing than a
break room.

Mmm. Well it's all the flowers.

Do you know that there are
35 different kinds of
flowers in this park?

Is that a lot?

Yeah, can you name even ten
different types of flowers?

Red roses.

Okay.

White roses.

Mmm hmm.

Yeah, I can't.

No you can't.

I can't.

Exactly. It's hard.

How did you know that?

Flowers are my thing.

So, what brought you to the
copy room and not a greenhouse?

I mean a girl like you
seems like she could
get a job anywhere.

I tried, but I don't really
have much work experience.

Now my sister, she could run
circles around me.

What does she do?

Um, she recently got downsized
so she works at a spa.

Well, if you like I could, you
know, ask around HR, see if
there's any positions opened up.

That's okay. I think she's
warming up to it.

Edward, wow, um, what
brings you here?

Just visiting Elinor.

Really?

Yeah.

She's working.

Didn't you guys just close?

She does all the behind
the scenes things.

Besides, I think you could
do a lot better...

Edward?

Hey! Are you done working?

Yes.

Excellent. How does
Indian food sound?

Indian food how delicious. I'm
getting hungry myself. Lucy?

That sounds delicious. Yes.

'kay, well I should probably get
going. It's been a long day.

Do, do you wanna ride?

No, I'm okay thanks.

Well, shall we?

Yeah.

What happened?

I don't know. It just died. It
barely made it home.

Now it won't start.

Okay, pop the hood.
Let me take a look.

Okay.

Is that it?

Yeah. I think so.

So, how was your day?

Ugh. I don't know how
much longer I can stay
working at the spa.

Any jobs opened up at
your office?

No, not really. Hey I had lunch
with a coworker today.

Guy or girl?

Guy.

Oh, naturally my next
question is, is he cute?

Uh, I don't know I
mean, I guess.

Is he like John cute?

Huh, I don't know. Besides it
doesn't matter.

John and I are together
and Brandon he's just like
way too serious.

Oh, and the mature thing isn't
really for you.

Hey!

Ha ha ha [laughing] Okay try it
again. Let's see.

All right.

[CAR WON'T START]

Yep, no. I'm officially calling
it, time of death 6:13 pm.

No, no. You know what, it just
needs maintenance.

We don't know the first thing
about repair.

Well then we're gonna learn...
and tomorrow we're gonna walk.

Mmm [groaning]

Ahh, isn't this cool crisp air
invigorating?

Yeah, it feels like a
glacial lake.

You know we wouldn't have to
walk if you would've gotten a
better car.

Hey, you know what?
Cars break down.

Yeah but sometimes when you
spend less money upfront it
costs you more in the long run.

Wow, that's like the smartest
thing you've ever said.

Rude. So, uh how much lotion
have you sold?

Shhhh.

What?

You got a place. . .

In the Hamptons.

In the Hamptons.

Yeah.

Oh, oh.

Is that John?

I didn't tell you but you look
beautiful today.

He's back?

I can't believe he did that to
you. He lied.

You know there was always
something about him that
bothered me.

Okay, Elinor I really don't
want to talk about this right
now. Let's just go to our work.

He lied about Switzerland.

We don't know that.

Are you kidding?

It could be a misunderstanding.
That could be his cousin or
something.

They looked really chummy
to be cousins.

You know this never would
have happened if dad
hadn't stolen money.

Please, don't make
this about dad.

It made John very uncomfortable.
It's been hard on him.

This has been really hard
on all of us.

When times get tough you see
people's true colors and now
we've seen his.

You don't know that.

Stop defending him.

Are my copies ready?

Oh, yep. There you go.

Hey.

You okay?

Yeah, tough morning.

Um, I wanted to show you
something. Maybe after work?

What is it?

I can't tell you. I want
to but I can't. It's
sort of a surprise.

Uh, okay.

Yeah?

Sure.

Done.

Good.

I will have this analyzed.
Figure out what's in it.

Why?

Mmm. I know somebody who would
be interested in buying this.

Something that heals would be
worth tons and you keep quiet
about it.

This could save you your job,
could save the spa.

You ready?

Still not gonna tell me where
we're going?

Nope.

So, um, how long have you been
with the company?

Five years? Yeah, five years.

Hmm, and family?

Out of state.

Pets?

None, but I did have a
goldfish when I was a kid.

[giggle]

Girlfriend?

Uh, no. I was engaged
once years ago.

We were probably too young,
but it felt right.

What happened?

Her family really wasn't
into it. Mine either come
to think about it.

They sort of persuaded us
to, uh, call it off.

Oh.

I think she went on to marry
some oil tycoon or something.

And what about you?
Did you move on?

Took me a while, but yes.

And here we are.

Wow, this is amazing.

So, can you tell me how many
flowers are in this park?

[laughing] No.

Come on. I'll show you my
favorite and you can tell me
what it actually is.

Hey!

Hi. Looks like you're in
a good mood?

Yeah, I had a really
good day today.

What about John?

Oh well I have found someone to
distract me, Brandon.

Oh, man I just bought all this
ice cream thinking you would be
wallowing tonight over John.

He took me to the most
amazing garden.

Oh, a garden. Good thing I got
a flavor I like.

I mean he must like me right?

And John?

Jerk.

Huh.

Marianne.

Hey.

Hey.

Thank you so much for taking
me to the garden. I had a
really good time.

So did I. I was actually
looking for you. Do you wanna
get some, uh, lunch?

I'm actually gonna get lunch
with my sister.

Hey, I thought we were
meeting at the cafe.

I was early, so, I thought
I'd come by.

Hi. Brandon Hurst.

Elinor Dashwood.

Dashwood? I thought your last
name was Webb?

Um. It's my uh mother's
maiden name.

No jobs open, either, huh?

Elinor! [sigh]

Hey.

Must be so nice. Having a good
job with people around you who
don't care what your name is.

I didn't want all the questions.

Uh, I probably wouldn't have
gotten the job if I hadn't-

Lied to them. To Brandon,
to me.

I just, I just had no idea how
selfish you are.

Selfish?

I have been doing pretty well
considering we don't have, I
don't know, a TV, a car.

I haven't complained once!

All you do is complain and
while you've been wallowing in
your own self pity

I have been trying to
make this work!

Do you think it was easy
going around from
interview to interview

with each person judging me and
laughing me out the door?

Okay so that's why I did what I
did so the same thing wouldn't
happen to me.

No, what you did was worse. You
told me there were no jobs
available at your office.

I have been scrubbing toilets
and cleaning out clogged drains

with Fran watching over my
shoulder.

Do you know how much more money
we could have made if I had a
better job?

You're assuming they'd even
hire you.

Uh, yeah I am.

Then again I also assumed that
you cared about Margarett.

[Doorbell rings]

Hey.

Hey.

You okay?

Dashwood?

Yep.

It fits you better.

So you're not upset?

I know you. Your name doesn't
change anything.

Well it does to a lot of
people.

Well not me.

Are you and Elinor going to be
okay?

I hope so.

Gotta make you feel better.

Sweet, thank you.

All right, I have to ask.

What is all this?

Well, you know my obsession
with flowers?

Mmhm.

This is what I do with them.

You destroy them?

No, I make scented lotion.

Here do you want to try?

Sure.

Put some petals right there and
just go ahead and start mixing
them around.

One more for you. But in a
circular motion.

Really?

And you'll start to see some
oils and then you just keep on
going until all the pieces are
gone.

Smells planty.

You need to mix some more
things in it.

Ow!

Oh.

Ow.

Are you okay?

Yeah, yeah.

Oohh.

I'm fine. I'm fine. Yeah.

Well, that is not going to
help, here.

Let's try this.

Right there?

Yeah.

How's that feel?

Better.

What do you mean it doesn't
work? I tried the lotion myself.

[From Phone] It causes an itchy
rash

An itchy rash? Well then, you
got the ingredients wrong. Did
you double check the analysis?

[From Phone] Yes we did. We
triple checked it.

Well then, then there's got to
be something in the process.
Uh, uh try some variations.

[From Phone] Okay extra costs
will be incurred.

I am paying you plenty for
this.

[From Phone] The time and
resources cost money.

Okay, okay.

[From Phone] Good.

Fine

[From Phone] Good.

Fine!

It's Fran Farris.

Well, that wasn't a very nice
thing to say John.

I need you to do
something for me.

I don't care what you're
in the middle of.

You do this for me and I will
conveniently forget about
Eliza Williams.

Rumor has it that if your
family were to find out about
her that you would be
disinherited.

You understand?

Good.

You need any help?

[sigh]

I'm really sorry. I shouldn't
have lied.

You hand me that pan?

All right.

Okay, just put it under the
engine.

Do you want me to climb under
there? Okay, okay!

I've been through worse things
at the spa.

I'm going.

Okay.

All right, pan's in place.

All right, here we go.

Aahh!

What happened?

Oohh. Oh no. Oh no.

Don't laugh.

[Laughing] Oh no!

It's not funny.

Yes, it's very funny.

Hand me that towel

A clean towel.

Okay a clean towel. [laughing]

Ughhhh.

Everything okay?

Yeah, it's peachy.

What's wrong with the truck?

Um, I don't know. It won't
start so I tried changing the
oil but it didn't work.

Do you mind if I take a look?

No, oh please yes.

So, how's work going
by the way.

Work is fine, most days.

I did have to scrub a pair of
sheets by hand the other day.

Ew, you're kidding me.

I wish.

And, uh, my sister?

Your sister's good. She's fine.

Huh, you're holding back.

Um, I uh, I get the feeling
that she doesn't approve of me
or something.

I don't know how much longer
I'm gonna be working there.

Yeah my sister can be a little
judgmental sometimes.

Sometimes?

Okay, give it a shot.

Okay.

[ Car Starts ]

How'd you do that?

Hm, it wasn't the oil.

I watch a lot of car shows.

Trust me Dillan, once we get
the bugs worked out this is
going to be very lucrative for
both of us.

I think your company's going to
be blown away by the potential.

[From Phone] You realize that
going to bat for this puts me
at risk, Fran.

You mess this up my reputation
suffers.

Oh, you won't be disappointed.
Neither will your company.

[From Phone] When can I expect
this to be fixed? My people are
asking about it.

I have my entire team working
on it as we speak.

Surprise, I'm back! What are
you not excited to see me?

Oh oh are you talking to me or
the blonde girl you were
holding hands with in the park

while you were supposed to be
in Switzerland?

Uh, look it's not what you
think. She's just a friend.

Oh, that looked like more than
a friendship and that still
doesn't explain what you're
even doing here.

I know it looks bad, but after
your dad was arrested I was
tainted.

The job in Switzerland fell
through.

You said it was still going.

I know. I didn't know what
else to do.

Maybe not lie.

And I was afraid that being
with you would make it even
harder for me.

Because I'm a Dashwood?

Stupid, I know.

Who is she?

Crystal? It's just someone to
talk to. It meant nothing,
honestly.

Look I made a mistake. Can't we
just start over?

I don't think I'm every going
to be able to trust you again.

Let me make it up to you.

By the way, how's the uh hobby
going?

It's good.

Well you should show me how
you do it. I love to watch you
work.

You've never cared before.

I do now.

Maybe some other time, not
tonight.

Later then.

Just the two of us cooking up
flowers.

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Hey John. Yes, I got them.

They're beautiful.

Yeah, I miss you too.

That was a fun date.

Tonight?

Um, hmm, well what time?

You know I'm actually still at
work so do do you mind if I
just call you when I leave?

Okay, bye.

Hey Lucy, um, listen I just
noticed that there was a little
bit of damage to the lock on my
locker.

I was wondering if you knew
what happened?

Why would I know that?

Oh no, I don't know.
I mean I. . .

You know what I wouldn't worry
about it it's just that, um, I
think I'm missing something.

You think?

I'm pretty sure. It's nothing
huge I just I thought I should
mention it.

Well, if it's nothing huge
don't bother me with it then.

You shouldn't even be selling
those bottles anyway.

I didn't tell you that that's
what's missing.

Oh.

Lucy did you have something to
do with this?

Uh okay, it wasn't even for
me.

It was for, it was for Edward.
Edward asked me to take it.

Why would he do that?

Um, he wanted it to sell to
some cosmetics company.

A cosmetics company?

Yeah, he says it's worth a
fortune. Men, huh?

Uh!

Oh! Sorry.

Watch it.

Sorry.

Elinor you really need to
maintain a much more
professional appearance.

Okay, I'm sorry. Um, Lucy was
just telling me about she and
Edward, um. . .

Elinor.

You didn't really think that
Edward was hanging around you
for your personality did you?

[sad sigh]

Brandon, hey. How was your day?

I've had better.

I'm sorry. Hey you wanna, uh,
come over? Elinor's making
chicken cordon bleu.

Thank you, but um, I think
it's best if we just kept this
professional.

[ MARIANNE'S PHONE RINGS ]

Hey. I was just calling you.

What's up?

The lotion. Edward stole a
bottle, actually he got Lucy to
do it.

What? Why?

To sell it to some big company.

But that's my lotion. How do we
stop them?

Well I don't think we can. It's
not protected by a patent or
anything.

Uh, a patent?

Yeah, Edward's a patent
attorney. I can't believe I
didn't see this coming.

We were just getting started.

Well, can't we get our own
lawyer?

Well what lawyer can we
possibly afford?

Brandon blew me off today.

Yeah John lies, Edward steals,
and Brandon blows you off.

I thought he really liked me.

We're doomed.

Excuse me. My romantic
sensibilities refuse
to accept that.

Mmm staunch denial. I like it.

What are we doing with our
lives?

I don't know. I don't want to
keep working at the spa but we
need the money.

Just quit.

Yeah, I should get like a
temporary job at the mall or
something.

I'm just tired of us having to
fight so hard to get what we
need only to be disappointed.

Things used to be so much
easier.

[From Computer] Taser smoke,
woo! Don't breathe this?

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Hello?

Fran, yeah I'm working on it.

I just need a little more time.

We don't have more time.

I keep calling her. She's not
ready.

Everyone is just waiting on
how to make this healing lotion
work.

You have 24 hours or our deal
is off.

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Hey John.

Oh, uh, tonight, let's see um.
. .

Yeah that sounds great.

Elinor, hey. I tried calling
you.

Yeah, I've been really busy.

Can I give you a lift home?

No, I'm good.

How can you trust John?

He called and apologized. I
think it's worth another
chance.

He lied to you and pretended to
leave the country.

It's not like I have very many
options now that Brandon's
blown me off.

You know you could go a week
without a boyfriend.

[doorbell rings]

Come in!

I was just taking off.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

Thanks for letting me come
over. I missed you.

So, are we going to cook up
your little hobby?

I thought we were going to
dinner?

Sure, after this Okay?

Okay.

Here it is.

How was dinner?

Fine. So we're good now right?
You're not gonna say anything.

Yes, if the information on
here is accurate then your
secret is safe.

Edward? How are you?

Uh good. Is Elinor here?

Uh no I haven't seen her. You
free Friday?

Uh I'm busy. Thanks, though.

Fran.

Shhhh....

Yes? [giggle]

You seem awfully excited.

New business deal coming
through.

Oh?

Um did you need something?

Yeah where's Elinor?

I don't know. She didn't show
up today.

It's unacceptable really but
what can you expect from people
like that?

Can I buy you a brownie?

Think a brownie can undo what
you've done?

Okay, you have to help me out
here.

Your scheme. Stealing the
formula for the lotion to sell
off.

I haven't stolen anything.

Okay a technicality counselor,
you got Lucy to do it for you.

Lucy?

Oh, you can't even admit it.

Admit what?

You really don't know what I am
talking about?

No.

You didn't ask Lucy to steal a
bottle of lotion from my
locker?

No.

She said you did.

Who did?

Lucy.

Okay you trusted Lucy?

And then Fran said that... I
don't know who to trust.

You can trust me.

Elinor, I would never do
something to hurt you or your
family.

You have to believe me.

I'm so sorry. I thought it was
you.

Don't be. I understand why
you'd be upset.

So wait. Did, did Lucy steal
it?

I don't know.

And if not for you then who?

Wait, what was this formula
to, a lotion?

Yeah it's that lotion that
Marianne makes with the
flowers.

Flowers? Fran.

Fran?

Yeah Fran. She had something
in her office instructions,
ingredients.

Instructions? What was she
have..?

Wait a second.

Marianne was going to teach
John Willoughby.

I have to call Marianne.

Hi I. . .

How could you?

Calm down.

You stole it!

Don't be so naive. It's worth
a fortune.

It's wrong!

You're such an idealist. Don't
you see? This solves everything
for me.

You actually think you're
right?

Well, it's not that black and
white Edward.

Give it back.

The formula? It's too late.

Fran.

I sold it. I'm just waiting
for payment to come in.

Don't you see? I took care of
everything.

Hey I got your message.

Ooh whoa.

Did you really think that I
wouldn't find out?

Look, look it's not what you
think.

Oh, okay so you didn't steal my
lotion and sell it to Fran
Farris?

Okay that part's right but I
had a reason.

Oh a reason. Wow, what a
relief.

Look Fran's been blackmailing
me. It's a tough situation.

Try me.

All right. I had a friend and
she got pregnant.

If my family found out it would
be a disaster for me.

For you? I cannot believe I
ever loved you.

You only care about yourself.

Hey now that's pretty
hypocritical coming from you
Marianne.

Well at least I am ashamed of
it.

It's not my fault. Fran made
me do it!

Oh please. Don't tell me you
didn't have a choice.

I didn't. Look if your father
hadn't been arrested everything
would have been fine.

Until I found out that you lied
to us all.

Why didn't you just break up
with me?

Because, I love you.

[laughs]

Let go! Get off of me!

Hey hey hey hey!

Stay out of this!

Just let her go man.

Fine.

Let's go Brandon.

Wait you know this guy? Who's
cheating now you little skank?

John and Fran tried to steal
the formula.

Tried.

They did steal it.

Fran's been drowning in debt.
She must have seen this as her
way out.

So, what are you going to do?

I mean you can't let them get
away with it. Can't you call
the police.

No, that won't amount to
anything.

This is a nightmare.

There is one thing we can do.

What?

We can beat Fran to it.

All right this pitch has to be
perfect. It's a long shot, but
I'm hoping they'll listen to
me.

And how do you know them?

They're one of our biggest
accounts.

Here you go.

Elinor?

Hmm?

Can you make a smaller version
of that so I can give everyone
a sample?

Yeah.

Great, and can you proof this?

Yes, definitely.

Your honor, yes, I wanted to
check and make sure a courier
delivered a filing for my firm.

Great, well thank you very
much.

Sign here and here.

We ready?

Yeah.

Are we sure this is gonna work?

It will.

And what about Fran?

I'll take care of Fran.

This is a great deal for you.

Yes, you've mentioned that
once or twice.

Excuse us.

Uh, this is a private meeting.

Edward?

Sorry to interrupt but you
should have all the facts for
your company's sake.

Facts?

This man is obviously in the
wrong room.

The formula Ms. Farris is
trying to sell you is stolen.

Which we can prove quite easily
with Ms. Dashwood's
documentation.

How do we know this is
legitimate?

The proof is all there but in
the meantime we've filed an
injunction

against Ms. Farris that
prohibits this sale.

Edward are you sure this is
the right time to be. . .

Yes.

Definitely.

We'll need our team to get to
the bottom of this.

That's understandable. We
wouldn't want you to become
victims of Ms. Farris' actions
as well.

However we've presented this
lotion to another company

that has agreed to purchase the
formula.

But from us. It's rightful
owners.

I don't know where these
people came from, but there's
clearly been some sort of
mistake.

Edward?

I'm your sister.

And you should know better.

You completely swindled me you
know that?

But Dallin it's not my fault.

Our biggest competitor just
applied for a patent on the
lotion.

Our company lawyers are
breathing down my neck because
of an injunction

they received about stolen
property!

It's not like that.

Our lawyers are going to sink
their teeth so deep into your
scheming hide

that not even your little
lotions will help heal you.

In case you haven't heard, the
lotion deal was finalized
today.

You know the irony with this is
that you were so mean to Elinor
thinking she was going to steal
from you,

then you stole from her.

I guess I have to be careful
now, I don't want everyone to
know that my sister's a thief.

Edward I...

By the way, Elinor quits.

I'm doing this all
wrong aren't I?

No you're, actually you are.
Yeah wait, let me show you. You
have to move your wrist.

Um, you're actually still doing
it wrong.

Legally were not supposed to
be making this up anymore now
that you sold the formula.

This is a new product.

Yeah. Brandon thinks we need to
develop more to sell off.

[Phone beeps÷}

Oh... Margarett says they got
the check.

Mom must be ecstatic.

You should be too. Margarett's
gonna be okay. You did it.

We all did it.

Hey will you hand me that
flower over there?

Yeah.

Oh no, not that one.
The other one.

Really?

Wait.

[ CHEERS FROM PEOPLE ]

Are you okay?

Yes, yes. I was just
thinking about how I'm
going to miss her.

You're not wishing you
could go back and change
things are you?

No, no. Everything worked out
perfectly for her.

Not just for her.

For us.

For us.

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