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Jan 25, 2008 11:11
Johnny: Whoa, whoa, whoa. What brought this on?
Lulu: Nothing. I'm just saying goodbye. You have to get out of here. I was completely wrong about Logan. I -- I saw him and his father, and he was all set to tell him how he followed me here.
Johnny: Why would he do that?
Lulu: The D.N.A. results -- the ones that could link you to Georgie's murder -- they're missing. They have an A.P.B. out for you. They think that you took them because you're the killer. Are you listening to me? Logan sold us out, we have to get out of here.
Johnny: I'm not going anywhere.
Coop: You want to tell me how you got that?
Logan: Well, coop, I'm ashamed to say it, but I was a little tight -- I needed some cash. I figured you'd keep it in that gearbox with all your other crap like you always did. Well, I found the cash, and then I ran across this -- missing forensics test. The cops ran an analysis of the skin cells under Georgie's fingernails. They figured it'd match the killer's D.N.A. according to this test -- ahem -- that'd be you.
Lucky: They're fine, I promise.
Elizabeth: Has Cameron been behaving?
Lucky: He's been great.
Elizabeth: What about Jake? How's he sleeping?
Lucky: Like a baby.
Elizabeth: Lucky, stop, I'm serious.
Lucky: No, you know what? Everything's totally under control, all right? You just get some rest. The sooner you get better, the sooner you'll be together.
[Knock on door]
Lucky: Hang on a second. Come in! Sam -- hey, you know what? Give me one second.
Sam: Ok.
Lucky: Hey, Elizabeth, listen, I -- I got to go. So, just get some rest, get well. Cam and Jake -- they send their love.
[Line disconnects]
Boy: Hey -- word is that you've been looking for us.
Michael: I hear you guys can get me some stuff.
Boy: Oh, yeah, man. We can get you all kinds of stuff. Why don't you tell me what you need, and I'll tell you what you have to do to get it.
Kate: I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt. Um -- I was -- I was just wondering if you had heard from Sonny.
Jason: What -- what do you mean? I thought he was in Manhattan with you.
Kate: He was. We didn't exactly leave on the best of terms, and since I haven't heard from him since, I was hoping that --
Jason: What are you talk--
Carly: Ok, no one's heard from Sonny. What the hell did you do to him?
Jason: Ok, hold it, both of you. Go -- go out there, go someplace else. I got -- I got work to do.
Carly: She can go. Sonny's missing and we need to find him.
Jason: I -- I haven't heard from Sonny since he left.
Carly: That was days ago. The last time he went away, someone planted a bomb in his car, Jason.
Jason: If something happened to him, we would've heard about it.
Kate: Oh, yes -- probably someone sending a bloody piece of clothing in the mail or some other form of barbaric evidence?
Carly: That's funny. This kind of talk makes you squeamish -- one more reason you should go back to your ivory penthouse and leave Sonny alone. Did Max or Milo drive him?
Jason: He went alone.
Carly: With everything that's going on, that is stupid.
Jason: Yeah, well, he picked up a driver in the city.
Carly: "A driver in the city"? With Trevor Lansing and the Zaccharas trying to come after him, why did he not take more protection?
Kate: Carly, he came to see me.
Lainey: Elizabeth, hi.
Elizabeth: Hey.
Lainey: I understand you're having trouble sleeping.
Elizabeth: Oh, god, yeah, I'm having really, really bad dreams -- vivid dreams -- almost like I'm afraid to go to sleep.
Lainey: Do you remember what happened in the dreams?
Elizabeth: Yeah, it's the fire. There's all this smoke, and I can't breathe and I can't get to Jake, or I can hear him crying and I can't find him.
Lainey: And you miss him.
Elizabeth: Well, yeah. But, Lainey, I feel so guilty. I mean, this whole thing was my fault. Cameron was playing with matches -- that's how the fire started -- and then I chased him out the door and it locked behind us.
Lainey: Well, it's done, and the good news is you'll make sure that it never happens again.
Elizabeth: I just miss my kids and I want to go home.
Lainey: And you will. But in the meantime, you need to focus on something else.
Kelly: Good advice -- that's exactly what I told her. Ooh. I wouldn't mind spending some time with that.
Man: Ahem.
Nadine: Uh -- can I help you?
Man: I certainly hope so. I'm Dr. Devlin. I'm joining the staff here at general hospital.
Nadine: Oh. Um, that's weird -- I didn't get a memo or notice or anything at all.
Dr. Devlin: Actually, I'm a few days early. I just thought I'd slip in, see the facility on an ordinary day of the week.
Nadine: I'm afraid we don't get many ordinary days around here, actually. Do you want me to call Dr. Ford?
Dr. Devlin: Tell you the truth, I'd really rather be shown around by someone who's more "in the trenches," shall we say?
Nadine: I don't think that's going to be a problem.
Coop: All right, look, I was at the station when these results were delivered from the lab. I pretty much figured that they'd do a random D.N.A. screen on the chance that Johnny Zacchara wasn't a match. But of course, I knew he wouldn't be.
Logan: You know, Georgie's been doing some digging on you. She brought up this phony story about how you brought up the thing that happened in Iraq.
Coop: Private Van Den Berg?
Logan: That's it, the one and only Private Julie. Georgie found out that she was strangled where you were stationed.
Coop: Where we were stationed.
Logan: Yeah, well, Coop, I didn't bring up that.
Coop: Yeah, and what'd you say?
Logan: Nothing, didn't have to -- Lulu was there, she changed the subject.
Coop: Yeah, and you didn't change it back?
Logan: Hell, no, I didn't.
Coop: Kind of funny that you haven't asked me.
Logan: Ask you what, Coop?
Coop: If I'm the one that killed Georgie.
Lulu: Johnny, please. We need to go. Maybe I can hide you at -- at the Quartermaine boathouse -- no one will even look for you there.
Johnny: Do you think I'm the killer?
Lulu: Why would you ask such a ridiculous question like that?
Johnny: Why aren't you answering it? Look, do you think I killed Georgie or Emily? You think I attacked Carly and Maxie?
Lulu: No, of course not.
Johnny: Have you always been so sure?
[Lulu sighs]
Lulu: There are a lot of things that I am not sure about when it comes to you.
Johnny: But you've always been sure about Logan, huh? There was a time when you believed in him completely -- 110%, right?
Lulu: Until he cheated on me with Maxie.
Johnny: So how can you be so sure about me?
Lulu: Because I know you.
Johnny: You don't know me at all.
Johnny: You don't know me.
Lulu: Why are you being like this? Are you -- are you trying to scare me?
Johnny: I'm trying to get you to think -- that might scare you. You react a lot without thinking.
Lulu: Can we talk about this later? We need to go.
Johnny: Oh, and you're brilliantly evasive. Hey, don't get me wrong, I appreciate everything you've done -- taking care of me, bringing me here. You took a lot of risks, but so did Logan.
Lulu: What are you getting at?
Johnny: You said Logan followed you here and saw us. Why do you suppose he did that?
Lulu: I have no idea, especially after he said everything to his father.
Johnny: Did he? Did you actually hear him tell his father that he saw us here?
Lulu: Well, no, not in so many words, but --
Johnny: That is my point exactly.
Lulu: What was I supposed to do, Johnny? I couldn't keep standing there, I had to come back here and help you get away! But apparently, that's not what you want me to do.
Johnny: No, because I don't need your help -- at least, not with this.
Lulu: Are you willing to take that chance?
Johnny: Yeah.
Lulu: Why?
Johnny: Because I am willing to bet everything I have -- my life, my freedom, the chance to spend more time with you -- that Logan didn't say a damn word to his father.
Lulu: Why wouldn't he? He has every reason to.
Johnny: Except for one -- he is too much in love with you.
Logan: I figured, why bother asking, Coop? You're going to tell me whatever you're going to tell me.
Coop: Yeah, and you're going to believe whatever you believe. But here it is anyway. I didn't strangle Georgie or Emily Quartermaine. And as much as Carly thinks that I killed Leticia and came after her, I didn't. All right, I am not the text message killer. I didn't try to kill Maxie. Why would I? I have no reason.
Logan: Well, Coop, that's the thing with serial killers -- they generally have pretty twisted reasons. That's why they're serial killers.
Coop: No, man, that's -- now you sound like Georgie.
Logan: What is that supposed to mean?
Coop: Well, she thought it was me. I saw her in the park that night that she was killed. All right, she freaked. I tried to calm her down. I tried to explain that I just happened to be walking through and I saw her -- saw her there all alone, and I didn't think that was such a great idea. She was standing there trembling, so I reached out to her. She lost it. She went for me, punching and slapping and scratching -- that's where the skin cells must've come from.
Logan: Then what'd you do?
Coop: Well, what could I do? I backed off. I told her that she didn't have anything to be afraid of -- not from me anyway -- and that she should get the hell out of there, and then I left. If I would've known that she got a text message intended for her sister, I would've called it into the station. But I didn't know. That was the last time I saw her.
Logan: This is the part where I'm supposed to say "I believe you," right?
Maxie: Epiphany, are you busy?
Epiphany: Depends on what you need.
Maxie: I just wanted to tell you I'm not going to be able to volunteer for the next couple of days if that's ok.
Epiphany: Fine by me, because we're not even sure you're here when you are here.
Patrick: Hey, I just paged Robin and found out she left early -- something about her not feeling well. Either one of you know anything about that?
Epiphany: I only know that she left.
Maxie: And I know that you should probably leave her alone, period.
Patrick: Well, thanks for the input. Look, Maxie, we broke up. It doesn't mean I don't care about her.
Maxie: Yeah, you keep telling yourself that.
[Michael sighs]
Michael: Ok, we'll hit up Grandma Bobbie first -- just let me do all the talking, ok?
Carly: What excuse did you use to lure Sonny into Manhattan?
Kate: I didn't, he came on his own, despite a restraining order against him.
Carly: What restraining order?
Jason: There was a guy that had Sonny arrested for assault at the art gallery.
Carly: Oh. And why was he at the art gallery?
Kate: Oh, just give him a little credit, Carly. Look, it was nothing, all right? He came to a party with me, and he took offense to something someone said about me.
Carly: Oh, what'd they say about you -- that you were pretty, that you were smart, that you knew what you were talking about? We need to check every jail cell in Manhattan.
Jason: I already have. There's no record of Sonny being arrested.
Carly: You're worried, too.
Jason: Well, I don't like him being out of touch.
Carly: Where were you the last time you saw him?
Kate: A street corner.
Carly: Wow. Could you be any more purposely vague?
Kate: I don't think the exact location has anything to do with Sonny being gone.
Carly: Really? What do you know? You know nothing! You know nothing about Sonny or his business.
Kate: I know a lot more about Sonny than you think.
Jason: Ok. The last word I have on Sonny came from his driver. He said he picked him up in Bensonhurst.
Carly: Bensonhurst -- where he grew up? Where he had the worst time of his life? Why the hell would Sonny take you to Bensonhurst?
Coop: And why wouldn't you believe me after what we have been through together?
Logan: Oh, come on, Coop. That was war, ok? It changes you, it strips you of everything. Out there on the battlefield, it is simply a matter of survival.
Coop: Oh, you think it's so different here? There's no insurgency, no tanks, no I.E.D.s maybe, but we're still talking about life or death here. Now, we watched each other's backs. We weren't fighting against an enemy. We were fighting to protect each other and praying that the guys in front felt the same way!
Logan: And we made no promises about what would happen after it was over.
Coop: Look, I just want to get Maxie out of here.
Logan: Does she know about the test?
Coop: No, but she knows other things about me -- just like I know other things about you.
Logan: If you're innocent, then who do you think the killer is?
Johnny: How would you feel about Logan if I was right?
Lulu: What?
Johnny: You were ready to go off with him, someplace safe and cozy. If you hadn't heard him talking to his father, if you hadn't thought he was going to rat us out, you'd still be with him right now, wouldn't you?
Lulu: So?
Johnny: So, I don't want to be a runner-up, or a choice you make out of anger, or a choice you make when things are boring and you need to spice things up.
Lulu: Oh, that is not what this is about.
Johnny: Ok, fine, but I also need to know some things about myself.
Lulu: I don't understand.
Johnny: I need to know that I'm not my father's son -- that I can love somebody, but not to the point of insanity. Not the kind of obsessive love that would drive a man to shoot his own son because he was jealous of a mother's affection. I need to know I can run an empire without scaring you off or putting you into the ground. So far, the ladies in my life have not fared so well.
Lulu: Are you talking about your mother?
Johnny: I remember her hands the most -- the way they trebled. And her voice, how she barely spoke above a whisper. And those little red sneakers -- huh -- so in contrast to the mousy-brown rest of her.
Lulu: Who are you talking about? Johnny? Johnny?
Johnny: The police should be here by now. Go. If I'm wrong about Logan trying to rat me out to the cops, then I won't be here when you come back. But if I'm right -- huh -- you got no reason to be mad at him, and I'll still be here waiting.
Mr. Vaughn: You're back early.
Trevor: How you doing? I found Richard exactly where I thought he'd be.
Mr. Vaughn: What about the Alcazar piers?
Trevor: We talked about it, but I didn't get anywhere -- yet. I will. I am a very patient man.
Mr. Vaughn: You're going to love this -- there's an A.P.B. out on Johnny.
Trevor: Yeah. Why now?
Mr. Vaughn: Something in connection with the murder of the police commissioner's daughter.
Trevor: Well, I assume that he's still with the Spencer girl.
Mr. Vaughn: What if they pick him up?
Trevor: Then they pick him up. The more trouble that our little kid gets into, the sooner she'll get on a plane to get out of here.
Mr. Vaughn: You sure about that?
Trevor: Oh, yeah, trust me. She was devoted to him -- and that was the problem. Mark my words. It'll be the solution as soon as we can find her.
Kate: I don't know, Carly. It was Sonny's idea. Maybe he wanted to get back to his roots.
Carly: Sonny wouldn't go back to his roots unless he was dragged there.
Kate: He took me to a few places he used to know.
Carly: Hmm, like where -- the high school he dropped out of? Or the house where his stepfather beat him and his mother?
Kate: We went to dinner and a movie.
Carly: In Brooklyn?
Kate: In Brooklyn.
Carly: Why?
Kate: What is the difference, Carly, what does it matter?
Carly: Ok, why don't you tell me what does matter? I want to know what happened on that street corner when you and Sonny suddenly split, after you spent a night on the town in good old, rockin' Bensonhurst.
Kate: You know, Jason, this was a mistake -- me coming here -- I'm sorry.
Carly: No, you hold it. Sonny is missing. I want to know what happened the last time you saw him.
Kate: He proposed to me, Carly.
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