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- Previously on Fire Country. - That's her.

Hey, Joe, you remember me?

- You used to live next door. Guess I may live in jail?

- She's made as a convict next door.

Not exactly that material.

- She might be your daughter.

I'm not entirely sure that you're the dad.

- Oh, look, I didn't take a paternity test right now.

- Man, he screwed up three rocks.

How long are you gonna coast on that excuse?

- Oh, you think I stole three rocks?

- I think you're waiting in the weeds to replace me.

- I thought of my motives, you questioned my integrity.

- Maybe, maybe, I'm trying to apologize to you.

- I'm engaged.

I proposed and he did too, and it was spontaneous and so us.

- And now that you're back,

we're gonna learn into each other on calls.

And this baggage, it can't come with.

I'm getting married.

- I know.

- Then you have got to stop looking at me like I'm yours.

You're my voting.

(upbeat music)

- Lemon peel's in chili powder.

- Man.

- Oh, me scum, it probably is.

- I asked.

- I was nasty, so it's got to get into the burks, so.

- Yeah, are we sure it's not just aims?

- At least you have to share a boat with him.

(chuckles)

- Sure bees, looking up at the ceiling of a cell every night.

You wanna make them wishes?

- Mm-hmm.

- See, my kid playing his championship game.

- It's time to point guard.

- What's the game?

- Yesterday.

- Can't imagine how many of Genevieve games I've missed.

It's one of the chances to get to know her.

- You gotta wish her your own.

- Yeah, but I'm not leaving anything up to a shooting store.

- Also, I forgot to tell you that.

- Kid behind the skate counter.

Told me that my mustache was kind of fire, though.

- No.

- Maybe I should have left high school skate night

to the high schoolers?

- Wasn't that bad.

- Didn't say it only.

- Did you?

Did you have fun tonight at the roller rink?

- You mean, aside from the dimly lit exits

and code violations busted to my clothes?

- Glutin' to your head besides all that.

- Yeah, I kind of had fun.

- Ladies and gentlemen,

this skate is for couples only.

- Sadoumiya, to complete your clinical hours.

- And once I pass my national registry,

I'll be 42's newly certified medic.

- Well, about that.

Naba asked me what I thought of your working at station 58 instead.

- What?

- Full time.

Of course, I gave a glowing review.

- What are you saying?

- Well, there's a job waiting for you at 58.

Once you're certified, if you want it.

- Of course you want it.

- I mean, 58's a brand new station.

You got state of the art, everything.

- It's amazing, Mia.

- Amazing, I'm proud of you.

- Don't get it.

You're another round.

- Yeah, it's great news.

- Hey, did I overstep with Captain Naba?

He asked me what I thought.

- I thought you were going to be about it.

- No, it's an amazing offer.

I just need some time to think it over.

- How's it going?

- It's great in paperwork.

DOC's got me doing an audit of the books.

Now this.

One of my new guys, Cole Rodman.

- The victim's family is protesting and being at three rock.

- Convictive murder.

- I didn't know we let high-level offenders into the camp.

- I mean, it's not the norm, but it does happen.

You guys can do good time in prison.

Drop their classification.

Wouldn't my give them a shot.

- I just can't believe I missed it.

And did you read every inmates record

when you ran the camp?

- Nah, most captors don't.

The way I saw it, the CEO's job to treat them as inmates.

My job is to make them firefighters.

And I didn't really look at their file unless they gave me a reason too.

- Well, now I've looked.

I'm not sure I like what I see, especially with Sacramento

putting us on the chopping block.

- What do you think?

- I think I'm pretty happy it's not my choice to make it more.

- Tell me.

Huh? What do you think?

- Too salty, too sweet.

- Mm, it's perfect.

- Good.

Jen's team needs this base hell to go well.

The uniform's suck.

- I wanna go to Sonoma this weekend.

Just you and me away from bake sales

and keeping secrets about Jen

and waiting on paternity tests and all of it.

- It's been tough.

But I don't mind.

Like everything Jen's been through,

she can have as much base in our relationship as she needs to.

- I know.

But I want time with you.

- Well, in that case, that sounds very, very...

- Um, I need help.

- Oh.

You still can't beat Rainbow Road?

- Uh, not help with Mario Kart.

Uh, I need Uncle Jake.

- I'm just gonna...

I'm gonna go break some more records.

All right, Mushroom, what's up?

- I think I want to visit Bodie.

But I don't want to hurt your feelings.

- Hey.

No matter what happens between you and Bodie,

I'm always gonna be Uncle Jake.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- This is great news, Jen.

Come on, give me a hug.

- Uh, you've come a long way from the guy in middle of your block.

You're all in on being a dad.

I find out that I might be Jen's father, so I'm shifted.

You know, if I can be there for her, she wants me to.

- Hey, Ziddy, get up!

Ziddy, get up!

I cannot do another load of laundry.

The only.

- Someone called me.

- Thanks.

- What's it say?

- It's from Jake.

- Jennifer's coming to visit tomorrow.

- Look at that.

She just darkened through after all.

♪

- You're gonna pop the question.

- Wait, what?

- Oh, congratulations, ma'am.

- Wait, Sharon, how did you--

- Oh, come on.

You don't think that your mama keeps secrets from me, do you?

- Well, don't go looking for wedding invitations just yet.

But, Karen, I do have a romantic weekend in Sonoma coming up.

And it hasn't not been on my mind.

- Oh, baby!

- Hey, Vince.

- No, Manny, I can't be your date to Jake's wedding.

- Ah, I'll take a letter, though.

- Got an email from Sacramento.

And if I want to recertify his captain here at 42,

I need a recommendation.

- Yeah, of course.

Just write something up.

I'll sign it, no problem.

Actually, chief, now, I kind of want to see if we can do this one

a little bit more by the books, you know.

After everything, we're down to three rock.

Don't really want to cut any corners.

- Nation 42, structure fire at Anadelle Chemical, 18 Division Street.

- I got you.

- Thanks, chemical plant fire, everybody.

Let's roll!

Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!

- Pizza.

- Ice touch.

- Half the roney.

- Got her favorite?

- I didn't even think to ask.

- What kids like pepperoni?

- Two of mine prefer Hawaiian.

- Two of them?

- A little bit free.

- Great.

- Forget I said anything.

- Uh-uh, not again.

- Ooh, you are begging to be sprayed.

- I don't think it's a skunk.

- Grandpa's gone.

- Whoa, hey, are you okay?

- I was looking for her and I cut my eyes.

- Oh, okay, okay.

- All right, my name is Bodian.

We're gonna get you all fixed up.

We're gonna find your grandpa, okay?

We'll find them, it's all right.

- Cap, what is the hell over here?

- Hey Cap, this is Ila.

She came out of the woods back there behind the barracks

by the table, she lost her grandpa.

- Leoni, put her out!

- I'm gonna preach by civilian.

Lock it down and count.

Tows on the line, free rock.

Leoni, Rockman, on the ground!

- What the hell?

- You know what I'm not supposed to aim the rep for this civilian

like this, it's against protocols here.

- You guys are scary.

- Look, I'm with me.

- Put me there, you go.

- It's aiming to advantage your hand.

- No, I'm gonna make sure you're all right.

- All you men, get on the line and stay on the line.

- No!

- We have an appointment to see in Nate Leoni.

- There's been an incident.

Camp's close to visitors.

- I stand on the ground Leoni!

- That's Bodian.

What's happening?

- I don't know.

Come on, come on, let's go.

(dramatic music)

- I straight ahead!

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(laughing)

- Greencraft, time 1508.

Assuming I have to deal chemical IC.

(dramatic music)

- I'm Walker Camp, a plant supervisor.

Not too close.

I'm contaminated.

- Tell me what happened, Morgan.

- Our Jack operator, Sonny, clipped the shelf.

He hit another shelf and another like dominoes.

Potassium permanganate spilled onto something and ignited.

Sonny's pinned.

I tried to free him, but fire spread.

- All right, let's get you taken care of.

Let's get some water on his hands.

Let's prep a CCP to receive patients.

Once hazmat gets here.

We're making this smoke look like cotton candy.

- Yeah, it's an oxidizer.

They'll speed up any fire and then make it more intense.

- And we can't put water on it until we know

it's not reactive with whatever's burning.

- Hey, man, he just to be ready.

Let's pull a couple of inch and a halfs.

Jake, you lead the entry team and recon.

- Slow and steady.

- Okay.

- Too many unknowns in there.

Let's go.

(dramatic music)

- Exist this way!

Let's go!

Let's go, go, go!

- All right, everybody, head on the swivel.

Keep them moving.

- Help!

- Gotta help!

- I got a body.

- Okay, Sonny.

I'm Jake.

I'm gonna get you out of here, all right?

- Not me.

Get them out.

- What do you mean?

- My brothers in there.

Please, help them.

- We're gonna have to work a little faster.

- My patient isn't trapped by a shelf.

You can press her on his chest.

- We've also got people trapped behind a block door.

We can't get them out until he has moved these chemicals.

- Well, good news then.

Has Matt team's on scene.

- Chief Flores.

Good to see you.

- Queen Cress has Matt 15-13.

Assuming an angel chemical IC

requesting additional hazmat team.

- Ah, that's weird.

I don't remember giving you IC.

Or the handoff report, but there it is.

- Operations and logistics of chemicals

are on a nerd-to-know-level chief Leoni.

We took applied chemistry training together.

I think we both know this isn't your forte.

You can step back now, Vince.

- That's not my forte.

- Stepping back while my crew's inside.

- Crawford, I need a report in any chemicals

you can ID in the plant.

- Yeah.

Potassium pomegranate.

Acetone.

Methanol.

That's a vise of propanol.

- And glycerol.

The tubs are color-coded.

Yellow, blue.

Shouldn't mix.

- Mm.

- IC, we have glycerol here, too.

- That's what ignited it for manganate.

Get absorbent on any spilled chemicals now.

- I think you'd have plenty inside.

Or water on the patients and utilize the burns.

Then you'll be clear to work.

- Copy.

- All right.

Let's go.

Start moving chemical times.

We have a door to unblock.

- Ah.

- Grenafold are contained in new supplies.

- All right, good.

Leoni, grab the convi tool.

- On it.

- Hey, son, we're gonna cut this thing off in y'all.

- Please.

- Okay, so we're good to put water on this thing?

- Yeah.

- On it, chief.

- And I'm gonna need whatever hoses you can spare

to keep those acetopropanol vats as cool as possible.

- So you want my crew to babysit rubbing alcohol?

- You want to keep an eye on your team inside?

Get in there and keep those giant bombs from overheating.

Those things get you hot.

This whole place is gonna go up.

- Grab my tank and the tick.

Let's roll.

♪

- Alice still won't talk to us.

I need a last name.

I don't trust anything.

She was talking to you and she trust you.

So...

The social worker said that it's okay as long as we supervise.

- Embody, I'll reschedule your visit with Jen.

I'll make it happen.

Just not today.

- Thanks.

- Hey, Eila.

What's it going?

- Good.

- Good?

- Well, that's good.

Can I, um, can I dry something?

- I can't.

A bunny.

- A bunny?

- Yeah, a bunny.

- Okay.

- All right.

- So you lost your grandpa?

- Yeah.

You were at the park while I was at work, but grandpa forgot me there.

Mommy says he forgets things sometimes.

How did you and grandpa get to the park?

- In his truck.

- In his truck?

- Yeah.

- What does his truck look like?

- It's red.

- It's red?

- Yeah.

A red truck.

- A red truck.

I want to put the bunny, like he's riding in your grandpa's truck.

What do you think about that?

What's your mommy's name?

- Rose Costa.

- Rose Costa?

- Yeah.

- Do you know your address?

- No.

Because what I want to do is have a bunny be driving to your house.

What does it look like?

- It's yellow, and there's a big tree of it.

- Are there any numbers on the house?

- Three, four, one, six.

- Three rocks, three, three, four, one, six.

Three rocks, three, four, one, six.

- Hey, buddy, we gotta go.

- No, no.

- That's okay.

You keep this, okay?

- Thank you.

- Bye.

- Hey, so Captain Navas says he kind of needs an answer soon.

- I asked you not to push this.

- I'm-- - Edgewater and emergency response team

reporting for duty.

- You said you needed some time to think it over.

I'm just telling you the time frame you have.

- And I'm just telling you that I need space to think.

- Okay.

- Are you guys fighting?

Do you do that?

I've never seen you do that.

It's not a fight.

- Patients are going through the hazmat decon showers.

We'll treat them after.

Most of them has smoke inhalation, some chemical burns.

Copy that.

- Chief, I need a test track on them, fast.

- Broke you 103 degrees, getting hotter.

- Get a sub-wheel on the 180.

I want everyone out before that.

- Chief, this person is picking up.

How's the execution going, guys?

- Once we get through this next truck,

we can get some of you out.

- You have to save my brother.

Sean, where's his ugly green glasses?

I haven't said I'm worth to him in two years.

He told me he'd fall in love with a man.

- What's the problem, Sonny?

He doesn't deserve to be happy?

- Great.

I've been lying under this pile of crap, thinking...

I just threw my brother away.

He got to get him out.

I got to tell him.

I got to tell him I'm sorry.

- Okay, he's losing consciousness.

- Okay, okay.

- Here we go.

- That's mine, Jordan.

- Please, come on, bring it up.

- All right, a three, one, two, three.

- Oh, that's it.

- All right, let's stop, gentlemen.

The interior catch basins will eventually fill up

and hose water runoff will come spilling out of that building.

Water filled with toxic chemicals,

and we need to make sure it doesn't end up in these drains.

- Not a normal cut in this gravy.

We good in the barrier?

- It's a dirt berm.

So between this building,

and those drains, I need a hundred feet of dirt.

Grab some shovels, let's get to work, gentlemen.

- Hey, I'm sorry about today.

You've said she rescheduled time for gender composite.

- We need to put a pin in that.

After what happened today, we showed up justice.

You got violently restrained.

- What?

You saw that?

You know, when she comes back, I--

- I don't think she's coming back.

- Well, if I can just explain what happened.

- It wasn't just her.

It's not the first time I've seen you roughed up by a cop, is it?

Or the first time you've had an explanation,

or an excuse for what there's always trouble where you are?

What I saw today just took me right back.

Jen needs stability, as much as she can get.

How much are you going to give that to her?

- Korra.

- I'm sorry about it.

I have to work.

- This is Sunny.

His chest was pinned for a sustained amount of time.

- You passed out a few minutes ago, and he vomited blood before that.

You guys got this, because we got a quick roasty con,

but we're next in line for the full scrub.

- You're contaminated?

Are you okay?

- It's just a precaution.

Only because we handled the chemical spell.

- Okay, we got this. Let's start the integration.

- Jackie Hardia, his jugular's distended.

Did he beat it right here?

- Attention, hemophorex.

His chest is filling up with blood.

He needs a chest tube now.

- Hey, Bodie.

PD located Iowa's house.

Now they're trying to get in contact with the morning.

They have a silver alert out for the grandpa on the red truck.

- Thanks.

- What's going on?

- Jen told me to get tossed by the CEO today.

Korra's not letting her come visit again.

- I'll talk to her.

I'll tell her what it was, and she'll come around.

- Mm-hmm.

- Nice, gentlemen.

- The guy's been as right, you know.

- Korra, I'll come around.

- Why would she want to?

- I'm a fella.

- He'd been not fed to be anything else.

- Definitely not anybody's father.

(clock ticking)

- You got this, Pettis.

- It's stuck.

I need to make a second incision deeper.

- There's a workaround.

Push your finger in the incision as a guide for the tube.

Trust me.

- There you go.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- It's in.

- Here.

- Here we go.

- He's stabilizing.

- Patient's ready for transport.

- How so bad ass?

- Great work.

- Thanks.

- She's right.

You are a bad ass.

- Look, I'm sorry, I didn't need to push about 58.

I just saw an opportunity that I thought was a no-brainer

and, I mean, at least for me it is.

- 42 is a chance to build a medic program from the ground up.

And I get to work with friends and family.

- Family?

Rodeola, I'm gonna be your husband.

- Well maybe working and living together is not the best thing.

I need to transport something.

- Why aren't you sure?

- We're about...

- Proposing.

- The car.

You said you were thinking about it and it's obvious how much you two care about each other.

So what the hold up?

- It's just...

- Things were Genevieve are complicated.

She needs the focus right now more than car and I.

- Debility starts with you and Cara.

And we take that from me and Vince.

- I just don't think right now.

- Copy, chief.

- Just don't feel like sunny and his brother.

Don't wait too long to say what you need to say.

- Move, let's go!

- You gotta connect that line for the water, get to here.

- Come on, hustle up, hustle up, let's go!

- Hustle, hustle, let's go!

- This one's talking about baby.

- Let's go, kids, graduate!

That's what I'm talking about.

- Go, George.

- Well done, gentlemen.

To save dead water from a major public health headache.

- Thank you, chief.

- All right, nice work guys, happy all take a break.

- Robin, hang back.

- You and Leonie just got tossed this morning

for putting hands on us, civilian.

See me back at camp.

We need to talk.

- I was saying thank you.

- Command with 150 degrees.

Get ready to boil.

- Too hot, Leonie, I don't like it.

- This is it, let me get this door open.

- Hey, who the hell is my team?

We've got the rest.

- George took away my jam.

- Tracer of these bells have been activated.

We're out of time.

- Chief Leonie, get your team out now.

- Oh.

- Get the phone gear slightly.

- Get out now.

- Get out now.

- He's with the police.

- This is the place.

We're getting these people out.

- Come on.

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- Chief Leonie.

- Stop moving.

- Arthur, aren't you awake?

Number one out.

- Who's that?

- Arthur, about to blow.

- Arthur, there's more here.

- I'll be access.

- Come on.

- Arthur, come on.

- Let's go, let's go.

- Let's go, let's go.

- Let's go, let's go.

- Chief Leonie.

- Get the decon shower.

- Get Leonie.

- Get back.

- Everybody back.

- Everybody back.

- Sure.

Are you okay?

- Hi, Vincent.

- Hey.

- Jake, Annie.

- I'm good.

Meet you with Dan.

- All units.

I see tactics from now on will be defensive.

Stand by for Secondary 360.

- All the volatile chemicals I see in my line of work.

Nothing is unpredictable as people.

- Told ya, I don't like stepping back.

- What was a great save?

- Well, thanks for the last minute of the sys by Perez-Dose here.

Let's go on your wreck, letter by the way.

Hope you know how many lives you saved.

- Thanks, Chief.

- Welcome.

- Dishon, make it out.

Sonny's brother, green glasses.

- I haven't seen them.

- Can you find them for me, please?

- Thanks.

- Hey, we have a problem over here.

The fire's encroaching on that house.

- Green crest.

Anodelle IC fire has spread from the plants.

- And into the grass with a moderate rate of spread.

- Right now, for that wind is picking up and it's carrying the fire right toward that house.

- Yeah, it's gonna take a few minutes to pull hostess.

A few minutes leaving that fire unattended.

- I need three rock cut lines from the plant to the house.

- And I need you guys trapping spot fires in the grass.

Can you spare Perez so you can take half my team?

- I'm not a captain, he doesn't mean he can't help.

Yeah, he's yours.

- All right, you're on the containment line.

I'll take the spot fires.

- Copy.

Hey, what'd you want me to do with the bench or in me?

- I gotta let him go.

- Wait, really?

You should write that.

- Hey, look, it's done.

He's gone tonight.

I thought you were done second guessing every move I make.

- Yep, your call.

Hey, three rock, for all time's sake.

One, two, three rock.

You with me, baby?

- You gotta tell a car that I'm bowin' out.

I'll try to be in Jen's life anymore.

I ain't disappoint her anyway.

(laughing)

- Was it funny?

- Well, funny is, why do you crumble under the weight

that you're invisible?

- Thank you, that's a problem, boi.

- You really want to talk about feeling your kid?

- Try lookin' in your eight-year-old girl's eyes.

Across the courtroom is a judge pronounce you guilty of murder.

I started over from there.

And I got her back.

'Cause I worked hard to show her who I really am.

So what happened to you today was a setback.

A stumble.

But get over it.

And get back in.

- You all right?

- Hey!

- Hey, that's your gun of drink.

- Hold on, stop, stop, stop.

Get back, take some cover.

Take cover.

- It's reinforced glass.

- You gotta hit it with that.

- No, no, I'm in deep enough.

I'm going to get capped.

I'm bringing a real firefartist.

- Give me a minute.

- Cool!

- There's no time.

(gunshot)

- All right, gentlemen.

I want a six-foot-swap down to the dirt.

I want this one.

- Clear the room.

- Ah!

- Big fight!

Fuck fire!

- Hey, Chief.

These winds are really picking up.

- And I need you to pick it up, too.

Water's on the way.

- Copy that.

Double-con, boys.

Get this fire.

Get me that house.

(gunshot)

- Good work, good work.

(gunshot)

(gunshot)

(gunshot)

- All right.

We get you out of here, cool.

- It's barely breathed.

We've got to get out of here.

- There we will, we will.

- Firedoor shut automatically.

(laughing)

- And we couldn't find a way out.

- We're over here.

- Good work, Paul.

- Where is this crew?

Must have missed it in the permanent suite.

Damn it, Boatty.

It's five minutes 'til the rescue team gets here.

- We didn't have five, Captain.

- Well, okay.

Let's lift 'em out.

- I'm going to put hands on civilians now.

- Right now, you're not an inmate.

You're a firefighter.

Move.

- There you go.

- Yep.

- I need a paramedic here now.

Right here.

Hurry, all let's go.

- What's it?

- Yep.

- Yeah.

(grunting)

- Come on, let's go.

- That's one.

I think so.

- Yep.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

- I'll bring you.

- I'll bring the insides you.

There's any more victims.

- No, Boatty, get out of there!

- Boatty!

- Yeah!

- I need to rest your team here now!

- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

- He's still in there.

- Don't run me now!

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

- Get real.

- I'm here, Booty.

You're okay.

- I love you.

I love you so much.

- What was that?

- He's concussed.

Eve said that debris fell on him inside.

- I was...

- We'll check him for injuries.

I have another patient.

(dramatic music)

- Get real.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to say that.

- You got second degree burns on your leg.

(dramatic music)

- Being on your torso?

- Mm.

- I mean, look.

You got bruised ribs.

We need to get your next rid of make sure

that they're not broken.

We'll get you on the next sample out.

- Get real.

- Yeah.

- Hey, Booty, that little girl, Isla.

Her mom's on the phone and wants a word with you.

Are you up for it?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

Hey, Miss Rose?

Is this firefighter Leone?

- Oh my God.

Thank you so much.

Isla can't stop talking about the big, kind orange man.

- Well, she's pretty cool herself.

You must have kids of your own.

- No.

- Well, you were great with her.

- And, uh, Isla's grandpa?

- Oh, yes, we got him.

The big red truck you drew.

The police got some tips off the silver alert.

We're all safe.

Thanks to you.

- Thank you, Booty.

- It was my pleasure.

- Bye, Booty.

- Bye, Booty.

- Uh, excuse me, hey.

Your brother wants to talk to you.

- He wants to talk to me.

Sonny, he's at Edgewater Memorial.

You should be there when he wakes up.

I think you want to hear what he has to say.

- Guys out.

We need to win, Farley.

How is Booty?

He has a little beat up in Bruce.

He'll be all right.

Carr's gone with him to the hospital.

- Thanks, Chief.

- Well, I'm gonna take the entire week.

It's me, Carr.

- It's the moment.

- And?

- And, I'm gonna ask Carr to marry me.

You're right.

Why wait?

Just say the thing.

I love a wedding.

- Hey, Chief.

I'm rescinding my request for a recommendation.

Being here with the guys today.

I've been beating myself up about what happened to you, Archie.

And I lost saving lives with you at 42.

Like in that plant last night.

But if I'm being honest,

even that save didn't kill us,

go to saving souls with you now.

I get it.

That's your forte.

Well, if there's a wreck I can write out for you,

get you back where you belong.

You know where to find me.

- I appreciate you, Chief.

- Grandsport protocol, Leoni.

- I know the drill.

- Are we ready to go?

(door slams)

- Are you sure you're in Carr?

I don't need another hand.

- Chief Leoni needs you for a mop up.

We'll be fine.

- Okay, see you back at the station.

- Yeah.

(door slams)

- Keep going, gentlemen.

Keep going.

We're almost done.

- Hey, Kat.

I shouldn't have gone in.

I know I wasn't trying to be like supporting it,

but you know, like voting.

- No, I get it.

Forget it.

It's fine.

You, uh, you say you want to talk to me off something?

- After mop up.

- Well, did you just tell me?

No, one thing I learned to prison is to hate anticipation.

- Your victims family run the governor's office.

They don't want you at three rock anymore.

- Damn, so, uh, so what do I do?

Write a letter or how do I plead in my case?

- I'm getting transferred.

After this, you pack up your stuff.

Transport comes tonight.

- Back to prison.

- You just found a right fit here.

- How?

How am I not the right fit?

- Look, I'm responsible for everyone here at Camp.

And right now, we are under a lot of scrutiny,

and I can't afford to have somebody with your record here.

- Do you know how hard I work to get here?

How hard I work to get here?

- Hey!

- Back up, Robin!

It's done!

- I'm sorry.

I'm sorry about yesterday.

I never want to make Jen or you feel scared.

Yeah, I was going to give up on this whole thing,

trying to steer clear of you guys.

I thought that I could.

But I really want to know, huh?

Cody, maybe someday that could work,

but for now.

- I've changed.

I'm changing.

You know, I'm not...

I'm not the same guy that you knew very young.

- I know.

I know that there's a good guy in there.

But I'm all she had.

And...

I can't make any wrong choices when Jen is concerned.

I'm telling her about you...

- It was a wrong choice.

- Maybe just stay the hell out of everyone's relationships, man.

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