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Jan 11, 2009 03:46
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Sam: When I started to freeze, I was falling asleep. And I just -- I don't know, I had the craziest dreams. And in the dream, one of them was you, and you kept on telling me to stay alive, stay alive. And I know it was just a dream, but it really helped, so, thanks.
Alexis: I'm glad you're all right.
Alexis: I don't mean to pry, but what the hell is going on between the two of you?
Lucky: Sam and I, we faked our breakup so she could investigate the drug-smuggling operation.
Alexis: Oh. And Jerry? Okay, well, that explains a lot. That explains a lot about your faith in my daughter.
Sam: Thanks for the ride home.
Alexis: Yeah, call me if you need anything. Don't be stubborn. Oh.
Sam: Okay, Alexis is clearly under the impression that we're still together. Are we?
Matt: Oh, my, I was trying to get out of there, and they bring this guy in from E.R. with this giant staghorn renal Stone. You should have seen it. This thing was epic. And the person who designed these traffic circles -- they need to be shot, okay, because they don't work here. They work in England and maybe in South America --
Patrick: Matt, hey, you're good.
Matt: I'm not good. I am the opposite of good. Good is way over there, and I'm over here late for you. And you asked me to stand up for you --
Patrick: Matt, you're fine. Hey, listen --
Matt: What?
Patrick: Nobody's even here yet. You're fine. So, was there any perforation?
Patrick: The giant staghorn renal Stone -- was there any perforation?
Matt: Oh, that's cute. That's cute. I like that. You know, you're trying just -- showing me you're being cool. So much cooler than your little brother, like you're not nervous or something.
Patrick: What's there to be nervous about? I'm in love with Robin.
Matt: You're about to get married. You're going to walk down the aisle. You're going to --
Patrick: We already had our practice run.
Matt: Yeah, but you know what I mean.
Patrick: Well, yeah, am I a little freaked out about leaving my bachelorhood? Kind of. But that's before I realized that I wasn't giving anything up. I'm madly in love with Robin. You know, I hear her voice on my voicemail and she sends me little texts, and my heart does a little dance. We have this beautiful little daughter, and every time I look at Emma, my heart fills, you know? That's my life now. This is a public acknowledgement, but I want to give Robin the day that she's always dreamed about. For me -- yeah, see, I already know this is forever.
Luke: You look a little seasick, sailor.
Robert: Wait till it's your daughter's wedding day.
Luke: Bite your tongue.
Robert: I mean, imagine the dead weight of us as parents.
Luke: Robert, my friend, you've done a hell of a lot that your daughter can be proud of. You've helped avert war, international incidents that could have caused global chaos. You've recovered stolen national treasures.
Robert: Yeah, but none of them has given me as much satisfaction as seeing my little girl grow up and start her own family. And now I've been given the opportunity to walk her down the aisle. You'll see.
Luke: Not too soon, I hope.
Anna: That Luke had better not be planning your getaway, mister.
Robert: He looked into the eyes of his future and fled.
Anna: Oh.
Robert: Patrick dropped by. We had a little chat.
Anna: Did you make him flee, too?
Robert: No. No, he acquitted himself quite well.
Robert: He said all the kind of things that a parent would like to hear. He said the right things about our daughter.
Anna: You know, I think he's surprised everybody, including himself. When I see him with little Emma, it makes me regret depriving you of Robin for the first six years.
Robert: Water under the bridge.
Anna: Yeah, but it's my bridge.
Robert: Robin is better than either of us deserve. The fact that she loves us, that's a bonus.
Maxie: Well, why are you two just sitting here when there's about to be a catastrophe?
Robert: What's happened?
Anna: What?
Maxie: Nothing yet, but it will. And we have to stop it before it does happen.
Robin: I was just thinking about Stone, actually. How, when he was dying, he said that, you know, he wanted me to go on and have a happy, full life and find love again. At the time, I didn't think that was possible. And here I am. It's real. I fell in love again. I mean, I have everything that Stone ever wanted for me.
Sonny: Nobody deserves it more. I mean, you've been through so much in your life and you overcame it, right? You not only survived, you gave back. Can I say something? You have turned into the most amazing woman. And you're so lucky that you're able to find happiness again. I want to wish you and Patrick the best, and I know you're going to have a great life together.
Robin: Thank you. I was just telling my mom about all the people that helped me get here, and you're certainly one of them. You were so good to Stone, so good to me. Honestly, after Stone died, if you weren't there -- if I didn't have your support, I wouldn't be here.
Sonny: You give me way too much credit, you know. I think Jason was there more than me.
Robin: I'm blessed to have you both.
Claudia: What is this, a preemptive strike? You came to take Sonny out?
Jason: No, I'm here to talk to Sonny. Why are you acting so weird?
Claudia: What are you talking about? You're the one who stole the business, and now you're going to break into the house?
Jason: What are you talking about? I didn't steal anything from him. You're the one searching his house.
Claudia: What? I'm sorry. Were you spying on me, too?
Jason: No, it's a habit. I check a room before I walk inside, and you're the one searching the place, so, what exactly is it you're looking for?
Patrick: Thank you for coming, Mr. Quartermaine.
Edward: Well, it's nice to have you show up on time.
Epiphany: You are about as subtle as a cinder block.
Edward: I have observed your dealing with the staff at the hospital, Nurse Johnson, and "tact" is hardly a word that comes to mind.
Epiphany: Well, today is a happy day for me. The Scorpio/Drake courtship is officially over. There is no more pulling back and forth and no more announcements over the loudspeaker.
Matt: Thank God for that.
Kelly: You hope.
Lainey: I enjoyed having a front-row seat for the drama.
Patrick: No more drama. I'm looking forward to being a married man.
Epiphany: Well, now, Drake Jr., true love seems to have strengthened your character. Let's see if it can shrink your ego.
Maxie: Well?
Spinelli: I've been monitoring the national weather service. There's no change. There's no chance of a storm.
Maxie: And Carly?
Spinelli: I hacked into the Valkyrie's private communications. She'll be in meetings related to hotel business all day long.
Maxie: Okay, with everything that's gone on in this church, you'd think they would've sprung for a metal detector. You should pat everyone down.
Spinelli: What?
Maxie: Subtly.
Spinelli: Perhaps Maximista should allow for the possibility that her instincts are wrong -- that indeed no tragedy shall befall the happy nuptials.
Maxie: No way, Spinelli. Until the "I dos" are said and the rings are on Patrick and Robin's fingers, we're not letting our guards down.
Robin: Hi.
Robert: Hi, yourself. Who are you?
Robin: My name's Robin.
[Knock on door]
Robin: Come in.
Robert: Oh, my God.
Robin: Are you okay?
Robert: You are absolutely beautiful. I am the luckiest dad in the whole world.
Lucky: I wish I could've been with you, too, on Christmas, buddy. But the one good part is that I have presents for you and your brother to open. I love you, too. All right, you promise -- you and your brother are going to be good for your mom? Okay. Hey. Elizabeth, I'm really glad you got home safe. All right, bye.
Lucky: I'm sorry about that.
Sam: You don't have to apologize for talking to your family.
Lucky: You know it doesn't change the way I feel about you. You know, things were good before all this happened, and I want to get back to that -- a place that we can accept and be honest with each other.
Sam: Really? Well, I do want that, too.
Claudia: I don't know how I feel about you, and I don't think Sonny does either. But I have stuff to do.
Sonny: Hey. I went to see Robin, wish her well on her wedding day.
Jason: You decided to stay away this time, too, huh?
Sonny: What are you doing here?
Jason: I ran the Russians out of town. And you got your revenge against Karpov, and you're safe. And you don't need the Zaccharas. So, please, Sonny, I'm asking you to end that alliance and walk away.
[Pachelbel's "Canon" plays]
Father Coates: Patrick, welcome back. How are you? Nice to see you.
Matt: Yeah, nice to see you.
["Bridal March" plays]
Jan 11, 2009 03:47
Carly: Do you understand how hard it was to get the Metro Court back on the map after the hostage situation? Do you understand how hard it is to earn five stars? I don't want to hear excuses. Towels are an important part of the spa. No, you need to pull it together --
Jax: This is Jax. Carly will call you back.
Carly: Wow, that was way out of line.
Jax: Your head was about to explode.
Carly: With good reason. I've gotten six complaints because there aren't enough towels in the spa.
Jax: Okay, well, that's something that we're going to have to address, but you're not upset at housekeeping, Carly. You're upset because today's Michael's birthday.
Sonny: You want me to quit the Zaccharas?
Jason: Yeah. I mean, it would be nice if it was something you wanted to do, too.
Sonny: Well, I got no ties with the Zaccharas, and as far as Claudia, that -- it can easily be fixed.
Jason: Great, then do it.
Sonny: Maybe I will. Are you saying you're going to let me back in to my organization?
[Wedding March plays]
Father Coates: Welcome to you, friends and family of Robin and Patrick, on this happy occasion. We are gathered here in the sight of God to ask his blessing and witness their vows of Holy Matrimony.
Father Coates: Now we have arrived at the exchanging of the vows. Please join hands.
Robin: Is it okay if I go first?
Father Coates: Absolutely.
Robin: When I was a little girl, like most little girls, I dreamt of a handsome prince that would swoop down from the -- I don't know -- the sky, I guess, kiss me once, and then take me away to happily ever after. And, well, that never ended up happening. I had taught myself to embrace never. Then I was living in Paris. I had my work. I had my family, my friends. I thought -- I mean, who needs love, right? It's just more trouble than it's worth. And then I took a trip to meet a doctor, and I met you. You were certainly no prince. You were arrogant, but you were real. I don't think you liked me very much, and I didn't like you either.
[Laughter]
Robin: Up until the point that I realized that I was hopelessly and forever in love with you. It hasn't been a smooth road to here, but we made it. We stuck it out, because we never lost sight of what was important -- the fact that we love each other so much. I promise to carry out that noble tradition, to love you more than I did yesterday and less than I will tomorrow. I promise to love you for the rest of my life.
Jason: I mean, why do we have to do this every time? My position hasn't changed. I'm running things, and that's how it's going to stay.
Sonny: Okay, I'm not going to ask you again, but the thing is, if I had nothing else, why would I give up my position as head of the Zaccharas?
Jason: What? Are you serious? You need reasons?
Sonny: Yes.
Jason: How about you can't get any dirtier than those people? I mean, come on, Sonny. You and I have done some bad things, but a line has to be drawn somewhere. Anthony Zacchara never even bothered.
Sonny: Anthony's not in charge.
Jason: You can't trust him or Trevor or Ric. I thought you knew this.
Sonny: See, now you're acting like you care, and you really don't care. Go back to your own business.
Jason: What are you talking about? I'm trying to avoid the conflicts that are going to come up between you and me. How far are you willing to push this?
Carly: I should call Gilda back. That was terrible.
Jax: No, no, no. Come on, come on. Sit down, sit down, sit down. Relax.
Carly: What are you doing? Why are you being so nice to me?
Jax: I can only imagine what you're going through.
Carly: How was Australia? How's Lady Jane?
Jax: Amazingly resilient or completely in denial, depending on your perspective. She thinks that Jerry's just going to show up and have some semi-plausible excuse for what he's done.
Carly: That was your first impulse.
Jax: Not a very likely outcome though, is it?
Carly: Did you tell her about our divorce?
Jax: In denial about that, too. Yeah, well, it turns out that you're her favorite daughter-in-law of all time, so she thinks that we're going to find our way back to each other.
Patrick: You know, I used to be a master at the art of shutting down. I wouldn't risk love because I wouldn't risk loss. I'd had enough. And I didn't realize what I was missing, but it was you. You know, I -- before I knew it, I found myself in a love that I didn't know was possible, and now we're here, and we have a beautiful little daughter, and it's been the most profound experience of my life. You've shown me beyond a shadow of a doubt what I was missing, and I promise to value the gift that you've given me and to give it back to you ten times over. And now I'm going to master the art of opening up, and I'm going to promise to love you and to love our beautiful daughter for as long as we all shall live.
Sonny: It's amazing how much you've changed. You never gave a damn about power. You went out of your way to avoid taking it. But now, out of nowhere, power has overcome --
Jason: That's not true.
Sonny: No, it's not true?
Jason: No, it's not. Look, you gave me the organization, did you not? Once that happened, it was my responsibility to run the organization the best way I can.
Sonny: It's amazing how you justify everything. But see, everybody's always said to me, you know, "own up to who you are." That's what you should do.
Jason: Well, you know what? I'm here right now, Sonny, trying to save this, because I don't want to have to go against you.
Sonny: I don't want to have to go against you, either, so let's work this out right now. Do you want to work it out?
Sonny: Yeah, go ahead and land the shipment. Pier 17.
Jason: You would challenge me like that? Today of all days. Or don't you even remember?
Father Coates: The couple will now exchange the rings.
Matt: Um --
Patrick: Are you kidding me?
Matt: I -- I -- got you.
Father Coates: Bless this ring and this union in the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit.
Patrick: Accept this ring as a symbol of my eternal love and commitment.
Robin: Accept this ring as a symbol of my eternal love and commitment.
Father Coates: By the power vested in me by the Lord, our God, Jesus Christ, and the State of New York, I now pronounce you man and wife. What God has brought together, let no man pull apart. Please kiss your bride.
[Wedding March]
[Applause]
Anna: I saw you out there all teary-eyed.
Robert: No, that's your perfume. It makes my eyes water.
Anna: No, it doesn't.
Robert: How would you know? Okay, yeah, I got a little emotional. I mean, as the father of the bride, I think I'm allowed that. And come on, nobody can ever accuse us of being traditional parents.
Anna: No, I think it's sweet.
Robert: God knows, we made a few mistakes, but I guess we got something right.
Anna: Something major.
Robert: What's up?
Anna: Nothing. [Sobbing] I can't believe she's married, and my heart is really full.
Luke: You two look like you could use a pick-me-up.
Robert: Perfect timing. Thanks.
Anna: Thank you. You should know that.
Maxie: You know, I hate to judge, but seriously, couldn't Jason have canceled the crime wave for one day to be here with Robin?
Spinelli: Stone Cold was just trying to stay free of bringing any inadvertent disruption --
Maxie: Well, what about Robin's good friend, Elizabeth?
Mac: I think Elizabeth went on vacation with her kids and Audrey, and they didn't get back in time.
Maxie: Well, that sounds like a convenient excuse to me.
Mac: That's because you're always willing to think the worst of Elizabeth. Why don't you just put it down for the day and celebrate?
Spinelli: I think the paternal one made some excellent suggestions.
Maxie: You're right, Spinelli. Only happy thoughts from me today.
Sam: Hey.
Jax: Hey.
Sam: You're probably about the last person I expected to see.
Jax: Yeah, is it a bad time?
Sam: No, sorry, come in.
Jax: Thanks. Well, this is a nice place you got here.
Sam: Thank you. I like it. Okay, no offense -- why are you here?
Jax: You were the last person to see my brother alive. I was hoping that you could fill in some of the blanks, what he did to you and how certain you are that he is really dead.
Sonny: You think I don't know it's my son's birthday? That I don't think about him every day of my life? First thing in the morning, last thing at night, you think I don't agonize over the life he got? I don't need you to remind me of the guilt that I carry every day of my life.
Jason: This is not me giving an inch, but in Michael's memory and out of respect for how much he loved you, I'm not going to stop the shipment. But if it happens again, I will stop the shipment, and I will be prepared to do what I need to do.
[Door closing]
Lainey: The only person you had bamboozled was yourself.
Robin: Well, it's easy to be brilliant in hindsight.
Kelly: We saw through you from the beginning, right?
Lainey: Yes, all that hate for Patrick was just true love screaming to get out.
Patrick: I totally agree. I saw it too.
Robin: Oh, you're just in denial.
Lainey: Aw, you seem to like him just fine now.
Kelly: Yeah.
Robin: He's the love of my life, and he's my husband.
Patrick: You know you've done it now.
Maxie: They make a beautiful couple, don't they?
Spinelli: Indeed they do.
Maxie: Robin really has everything -- a brilliant career, a neurosurgeon for a husband, a beautiful baby. I don't know whether to hug her or poison her champagne.
Spinelli: Are these things that fair Maximista wishes for herself in her secret heart of hearts?
Maxie: Not since I was, like, six. Girls like me, we don't partake in the typical American dream. We make our own kind of happiness -- compromise, improvise, settle -- story of my life.
Patrick: Ah, that's our song, Mrs. Drake.
Robin: Okay.
Robin: Okay, everybody, now it's your turn. Join us on the dance floor.
Robin: It's going well, isn't it?
Patrick: Perfect day.
Robin: Okay, so according to the instructions from Maxie, we're supposed to dance with the parents now.
Patrick: But what if I don't want to let you go?
Robin: You have me to hold for the rest of your life. Daddy? May I have this dance?
Robert: I would be honored.
Patrick: So, are you having fun?
Anna: Yeah, I am. This is probably the happiest day of my life, or one of them. I'm very glad you found my daughter. And I trust you with her heart. All right?
Patrick: That's a long time coming. I'm honored. I'll never do anything to dishonor that trust. It means everything.
Matt: So, can I have this dance?
Maxie: You want me to dance with you?
Matt: Well, I felt bad. No one else was asking.
Maxie: Fine, but just one. Spinelli, will you hold this?
Spinelli: Uh --
Matt: So, you did a good job putting this whole thing together.
Maxie: Thank you. It was fun. I'm actually kind of good at this stuff -- decorating, planning, organizing.
Matt: What's the word with Spinelli?
Maxie: Excuse me?
Matt: You're always hanging out with him.
Maxie: Spinelli's my friend.
Matt: It's kind of weird.
Maxie: You don't even know Spinelli, and I'm not going to listen to you put him down. So either shut up, or find somebody else to dance with.
Matt: No, this is me shutting up.
Robert: So, how does it feel?
Robin: Good, good. Amazing. A little scary. I mean, how often do you get to have every single thing you've ever wanted in your life?
Robert: Well, now you have to worry about hanging on to it. Take a lesson from your mother and I -- don't assume making a family doesn't require your constant presence. Don't do what we did.
Robin: Okay. But just for the record, I don't blame you guys for anything. I am completely responsible for my own happiness. Do you know what that means?
Robert: Hmm?
Robin: Today, you and Mom are officially off the hook. And I have one thing to say. Good job.
Robert: Hey!
Sam: And then Jerry, he started to feel cornered. He had mob elements on one side, you, Alexis, and his humanity on the other. I think he was running out of room to maneuver. Something was going to blow up in his face sooner rather than later. So he decided to double-cross the Russians and bring down this drug shipment, and he was going to fake his own death. And, of course, bail, leaving behind my corpse and a lot of dirty money.
Jax: Right, in the hopes that law enforcement would believe that he died in the explosion.
Sam: Ingenious, your brother.
Jax: So he could have pulled it off.
Sam: What?
Jax: He could have successfully faked his own death and got away.
Sam: No, I don't think so. I really don't think so. As Jason and I were getting out of the cabin, he was tangled up in this fishing net. Jax, we literally jumped off the boat just as it exploded. I do not think that he survived.
Jax: Yeah, you're probably right. I'm very sorry for what my brother put you through.
Sam: No, wait a minute. I am no innocent victim, here. I chose to go undercover. I chose to go after the drug ring and bring your brother down. I put myself in his path.
Jax: All the same, I'm sorry for what he did.
Sam: Jax? For what it's worth, your brother never spoke of you with anything but love.
Jax: Thank you.
Jan 11, 2009 03:48
Robin: So, I -- I hope you didn't feel upstaged by my dad walking me down the aisle.
Mac: I felt ready to burst from pride and happiness, like I feel now. Look at you. You know, when I look at you, I see more than you smiling because it's your wedding day. I see that little girl who thought her parents were gone. And I see that bigger little girl who got picked up for speeding, drinking, and driving without a license in Sonny Corinthos' car.
Robin: I don't remember.
Mac: Yeah, that's what they all say. I see your high school graduation and when you left for college. And I see you giving all those courageous speeches at the Nurse's Ball. And I am just so grateful that I got to live through all of that with you.
Robin: I love you so much, Uncle Mac.
Mac: I love you, too.
Robin: Excuse me, could I have my husband back?
Maxie: Yes, there you go.
Robin: Thank you. Hello, husband.
Patrick: Hello, wife.
Robin: I don't think I'll ever get used to that.
Robert: Okay. Time for the father of the bride to get up and make a speech. Find him.
(Upbeat music playing)
Robert: So to my daughter and her husband, I salute you. Robin, you have grown into a beautiful young woman, also smart and very capable. Patrick, I applaud your choice of my daughter to spend the rest of your life with. I also applaud the fact that you see in her those qualities which will only enhance your own. You are, without question, a very handsome couple about to embark on a wonderful journey. That journey will along the way provide you with a lot of challenges. But stay the course, because those challenges will create an understanding and trust that is its own reward. Robin and Patrick.
Anna: Can I add to that? I just want to add to that. Oh, yeah, great, thank you.
Robert: Uh, right. Well, I'll just sit here and cede the floor to you.
Anna: All right, so I want to give a little list of don'ts. Don't keep secrets or tell lies for the good of the other person, because that's just insulting and sort of condescending. And this is a cliché, but it's actually pretty useful -- don't go to bed angry, because it's just worse in the morning, all right? And always listen and empathize with the other person, even if you do think that your partner is an idiot. And then, um, always think the best of each other, and learn to forgive everything. My darling daughter and her husband, Patrick. Robin and Patrick.
Robin: Cheers.
Edward: Luke, I demand that you put an end to this intolerable stalemate and convince Tracy to allow you to move back into the house. She's running us ragged.
Luke: Well, I'm doing what I can, Edward.
Edward: Well, but fake heart attacks won't do the trick. I've tried it dozens of times. The only way to solve this hellish problem is with romance.
Luke: Edward Quartermaine, advocating hearts and flowers?
Edward: Believe me; I know what I'm talking about. Lila gave me the boot dozens of times. You see, you have to grow. Preferably with a large, fat, diamond something in your hand. And you have to make us believe that you mean it, hmm?
Robin: Yeah, you cut it, because don't think I'm any good at that.
Young Robin: Do you love Mommy?
Robert: Your mother and I loved each other very much before you were born. That makes you very special.
Anna: A love child.
Young Robin: What's a love child?
Anna: It's, uh -- it is a child born out of love, and it just means that she'll be surrounded by love for all her life.
Young Robin: Always?
Robert: Always.
Young Robin: Promise you'll love me forever?
Robert: Forever.
Anna: Promise.
Robert: Yep.
Young Robin: Okay, I'll forgive you. But don't ever do that again.
Robert: Do you remember the night we told Robin she was our daughter?
Anna: Oh, my God, I was just thinking about that.
Robert: You were?
Anna: Yeah. It seems like yesterday, doesn't it?
Robert: And a million years.
Anna: Doesn't it blow your mind that that beautiful young woman standing there was conceived out of our love for each other?
Robert: It still ranks as the greatest love of all.
Maxie: Okay, everybody, it's time for cake.
Robin: Okay, if you smash cake in my face, this will be the shortest marriage on record.
Patrick: Now, would I do such a thing?
Robin: Whatever you want to do, just know that whatever you do, you're going to get it right back.
Patrick: Okay, yeah. We'll do it at the same time.
Robin: At the same time?
Patrick: You ready? Same time.
Anna: Come on, trust, Robin. Trust, trust, trust.
Patrick: What's that?
Robin: It's a little bite.
Patrick: It's a little small. Come on.
Sonny: I realize permission to see Morgan doesn't translate into Michael. And I want you to know that I wasn't going behind your back or trying to take advantage, I -- I just wanted to see him on his birthday.
Carly: It's okay. Mike would want you here. So, you know what I was thinking about on the way here?
Sonny: Yeah, what?
Carly: I was thinking about that birthday party that I threw Michael at the Metro Court. Do you remember that?
Sonny: Oh, you mean the splashiest, biggest party any kid in Port Charles had ever seen?
Carly: I went out and I bought him every gift and toy I could find, literally. And you walked in with an ATV.
Sonny: Game changer.
Carly: Oh, you're so competitive.
Sonny: Look who's talking. I'll tell you what, he loved riding that thing.
Carly: He loved that it came from you. He loves you so much, Sonny, and it's well deserved, because you are a terrific father.
Sonny: Thanks for saying that. You know, I just -- I just forget sometimes all the good times, you know? But, uh, this -- this trumps everything. I'm just so sorry, you know?
Carly: You don't have to keep saying that.
Sonny: Yeah, I know, but if sorry -- I know it's not enough, but I just --
Carly: Maybe it is. Maybe "I'm sorry" is all we've got, you know? We're not perfect. We make mistakes, and we don't expect those mistakes to blow back on the people we care about, but sometimes they do. There's nothing we can do to change what happened. All we can do is say "I'm sorry." That's my gift to Michael, you know -- I forgive you. He'd want me to forgive you. He'd want you to forgive me.
Sonny: I do.
Carly: He'd want you to forgive yourself.
Sonny: I'll forgive you. But the other part, it's going to take a while.
Jason: Hey, got your message. What about a call?
Sam: Well, Agent Rayner, he called claiming that he was following up on a roadhouse shooting. But that doesn't make any sense, since he told us the case was closed.
Jason: Yeah, well, Rayner approached me, too, and he offered me blanket immunity in exchange for information.
Sam: On Sonny?
Jason: And everybody else. And I turned him down.
Sam: Well, of course you did, Jason. Which explains why he was asking so many questions about you. But don't worry, because I didn't tell him anything, and I really wasn't alarmed until he started asking questions about Spinelli.
Jason: Spinelli? What did he want to know about Spinelli?
Sam: Mostly general stuff. And I -- I didn't tell him anything. I just -- it kind of bothers me, knowing that Spinelli is now on the FBI radar.
Jason: Yeah, it bothers me, too.
[Cheers]
Spinelli: Dance with me.
Maxie: What took you so long?
Spinelli: The way you wear your hat the way you sip your tea the memory of all that no, no, they can't take that away from me. The way your smile just beams the way you sing off key the way you haunt my dreams no, no, they can't take that away from me. We never, ever meet again on that bumpy road to love but I'll always, always keep the memory of the way you hold your knife the way we danced 'til three the way you changed my life oh, no, they can't take that away from me no, you can't take that away from me
Maxie: Spinelli. Spinelli. Spinelli, do you want to dance with me?
Spinelli: Oh!
["Wedding March" plays]
Jan 11, 2009 03:49
Lulu: Ow! Aw.
[Lulu groans]
Johnny: What is wrong?
Lulu: Ow, stupid shoes. I don't know how Maxie does it. I could never sacrifice comfort for fashion.
Johnny: Well, you look beautiful. Oh, man. We're supposed to go out tonight.
Lulu: Don't you want to?
Johnny: No, no, no. Of course I do. It's New Year's. I want give the most beautiful woman in Port Charles a good time.
Nadine: If you tell me you cooked this meal, I may pass out.
Nikolas: Wow. I should have had Alfred announce you.
Nadine: Never in my life did I think I'd be in a situation where a butler named Alfred had to announce me. You do realize that normal people don't do that, right?
Nikolas: I know, but that's how I grew up. I find it comforting.
Nadine: Hmm, well, I find it quirky.
Nikolas: Quirky? What, are you calling me quirky?
Nadine: And charming. This looks amazing.
Nikolas: Well, I didn't think you'd be in the mood for a New Year's celebration. I just thought a nice, quiet evening at home, just the two of us would be nice, yes?
Nadine: Yeah, that's really considerate and generous. And, truthfully, if I were with anyone else tonight, I don't think I'd get through it.
Nikolas: Sit.
Nadine: Thanks.
Spinelli: The building's abandoned, it's empty. Maximista shouldn't be here. No one should.
Maxie: Spinelli, listen to me. I need you desperately.
Spinelli: You do?
Maxie: Yes. And I don't care if we have to stay here all night; you have to fix my computer. It won't turn on.
Spinelli: That's because there's no power. The hotel has been plunged --
Maxie: I know that. You have to fix my computer. My life depends on it.
Carly: Hey.
Jax: Well, in case you haven't heard, we're actually closed tonight.
Carly: I can't believe it. We had a great New Year's Eve party planned with live music and a fabulous sit-down dinner.
Jax: Yes, all thanks to the genius, you made New Year's Eve at the Metro Court the place to be. Yep -- oh, that was you, wasn't it?
Carly: What a waste.
Jax: If we had electricity, this place would be rocking right now.
Carly: Yeah.
Jax: How'd you get up here anyway? The elevators aren't working.
Carly: No, they're not.
Jax: You climbed 25 flights of stairs?
Carly: What's the point of having a back-up generator when it doesn't work? And how come every other restaurant and hotel seems to be just fine?
Jax: Well, maintenance is still trying to figure out the problem. We had to evacuate the hotel. By the way, the management at the Cosmopolitan thanks us --
[Carly laughs]
Jax: Because our loss is their gain.
Carly: I bet.
Jax: Hopefully they were able to accommodate everyone.
Carly: What about the prime rib and the poached salmon for 350 people?
Jax: I had the staff walk it down to the local homeless shelter.
Carly: Wow. Leave it to you to think of something so generous.
Jax: But you probably heard all this from Marty all ready. Which begs the next question, did you climb 25 flights of stairs because you didn't believe him or because you wanted to see me?
Johnny: Okay, just give me a few minutes to shower and change, and we'll get out of here.
Lulu: You don't have to rush. Our reservation isn't for a little while.
Johnny: That's all right. It's New Year's. We should get out there and start celebrating.
Lulu: Are you sure? Rive gauche is really expensive. I would understand if you don't want to spend the money.
Johnny: We'll figure it out.
Lulu: I'm just saying, I just would totally understand if you don't want to blow the rent on this.
Johnny: Okay, first of all, I have socked away the money that Jax gave me for the refund on the penthouse. Plus the money I made at the Christmas tree lot, and I made a lot on tips. So, if I'm going to blow my money on anything, it's going to be giving you a New Year's Eve to remember, okay?
Lulu: Okay.
Maxie: Kate finally gave me my first article. Well, not if you count the issue I got to do while she was in the hospital. But I was up until 4:00 in the morning writing it, and then I spent all day today polishing it. It was laid out, ready to be sent to the printers and suddenly we lost power. I need you to get that back for me.
Spinelli: Even the ace of cyberspace cannot create electrical power were none existed.
Maxie: But you're the Jackal, you can do anything. Gesundheit. Where's your laptop?
Spinelli: I left it. Maximista called and said she needed me immediately, that it was New Year's Eve and the need was great.
Maxie: The need is great. I need you to get into my computer and get my article. You're the only person I know who could figure it out.
Spinelli: You know I would move mountains for you if I could.
Maxie: Spinelli, this is a disaster. What if it's gone? What if all my work has disappeared into cyberspace, never to be seen again?
Spinelli: Look, there is no need for negative conjecture. All we need is your flash drive where all your data should -- oh, no. Maximista neglected to back up her documents despite the Jackal's repeated admonitions.
Maxie: How about you not remind me about what I should have done, and you tell me how we are going to fix the problem now.
Spinelli: Oh -
Luke: Happy New Year, Tracy.
Tracy: Apparently not. Nobody showed up at your big party.
Luke: I had a guest list of one. And she's here.
Tracy: Luke, New Year's is the most profitable night in the casino business. The Haunted Star has the only gambling license in miles. What did you do this for?
Luke: You. You're the only one I want to play with tonight.
Tracy: Oh, that'll fix it. You throw away my investment for some meaningless, romantic gesture. I don't understand your priorities, Luke.
Luke: Yes, you do. That's why you're here.
Tracy: I'm not doing this.
Luke: To resist is futile, wife. You miss me. You want me as much as I want you. I have groveled until my knees are raw, and you've bent as much as you're capable of.
Tracy: I guess we're at an impasse.
Luke: Exactly. That's why tonight we're going to put the "new" in new year.
Johnny: Hey, what are you doing?
Lulu: Checking to see how much cash I have.
Johnny: I told you tonight is on me.
Lulu: Hey, you're taking care of dinner, the least I can do is pay for the cab. I thought I threw a twenty in here.
Johnny: Hey, problem solved, I will drive.
Lulu: No, it's New Year's; we're going to want to drink champagne.
Johnny: Rive Gauche is not that far away, I can handle it.
Lulu: It's not just you that I'm worried about. Everyone's had too much to drink, and if someone's car is going to get smashed up, it should the cab's and not yours.
Johnny: Okay, fine. If it makes you fell better, we will take a cab.
Lulu: Okay, great. I will order one now. Yes, hi, I need to -- okay, I'm on hold already.
Johnny: Let's just take my car.
Lulu: I have already explained to you.
Johnny: Why does this have to be so complicated?
Lulu: I don't know. Why does it?
Johnny: Because we'll end up late, and you'll be disappointed.
Lulu: Why would I be disappointed?
Johnny: Because you went to all this trouble. You got all dressed up, and you look beautiful. You made all these plans, and you were really looking forward to having New Year's Eve at Rive Gauche.
Lulu: Me? You're the one who wanted to go out tonight.
Johnny: I do not want to go out. Do you want to go out? Okay, moment of truth here. And I want you to be honest, 100%. Forget about the money. Forget about what you think you want me to hear. If you could spend your New Year's any way, how would it be?
Carly: Marty told me that you handled the evacuation, and you dealt with the employees. Then he said you disappeared. Marty thought you went home. Then I saw the lights on in the penthouse so I thought you were there as well.
Jax: So why did you come up here?
Carly: I can't tell you. It's too embarrassing.
Jax: Embarrassing? What are you talking -- I'm the guy who pulled sea urchin spines out of your butt on our honeymoon. You have to go a long way to beat that, so -- wait a minute. Did you come up here for the tiramisu?
Carly: Who told you?
Jax: You did. You wrote it on the plate, big, big writing, "Do not touch, property of owner."
Carly: You did not give that to the homeless shelter, did you?
Jax: Of course not. I learned a long time ago not to touch your stuff.
Carly: I like to start the New Year with something sweet. I think it's tomorrow in Tokyo.
Jax: Yeah, trust you to manipulate time in your favor.
Carly: Try it. Let's pretend that everything bad that happened this past year didn't.
Maxie: Whew. I don't understand why we had to steal the battery out of Jason's car.
Spinelli: It's not stealing. Stone Cold authorized the Jackal the use of the vehicle for the evening. There was no stipulation on if the parts should remain in their original positions.
Maxie: Gesundheit. Why couldn't we just take my computer to your house and plug it in?
Spinelli: Well, Maximista's computer is connected to a network, and, therefore, changing it to a different location would not do. We have to boot it up already connected to the network.
Maxie: So, you're going to hotwire my computer?
Spinelli: Well, it's not exactly the terminology --
Maxie: Wait, wait, just tell me if it's going to work.
Spinelli: There's about a 63.5% probability.
Maxie: What about the other 40%?
Spinelli: Actually, it's 36.5%.
Maxie: Oh, Spinelli, I know that. I was just rounding it off. I want you to tell me what could go wrong.
Spinelli: Well, hooking Maximista's computer up to an alternate power source could permanently fry --
Maxie: No, no, no frying. We cant do frying, Spinelli. I have a 2,500-word article with pictures in there on the death of espadrilles this summer.
Spinelli: Summer? Why didn't you say that? There's plenty of time to rewrite it.
Maxie: You know as much about fashion as I know about computers. Trust me, this is time sensitive. God, you are the smartest man I know. If you can't help me, who can?
Tracy: Getting me drunk is not going to change my mind. Didn't I prove that in the Dominican?
Luke: All you proved in the Dominican is that you are not angry enough to end this marriage. You didn't go through with the divorce. That says something.
Tracy: What is says is I can't make impulsive decisions. I think things through. You ought to try it.
Luke: I'll drink to that.
Tracy: Oh, Luke, you drink to everything.
Luke: Oh, come on. You're not ready to give this up. Look how you were when you thought I'd had another coronary.
Tracy: You mean when you faked another coronary?
Luke: You still love me, Tracy.
Tracy: Luke, you're glossing over the salient point. What about your other wife? You know, Laura, who could walk back in here at any moment. Your angel, bringing with her all her memories. Then how hard will you fight for me?
Lulu: Mmm, mmm, mmm, a little slice of heaven.
Johnny: Wow, I can't believe you'd rather be eating pizza and beer than champagne and caviar.
Lulu: Yeah, well, when I was in school I used to think everyone knew how to have a fantastic New Year's, except for me, and now I know it's you just have to be with the right person. I'd rather be here with you, drinking beer, eating pizza than in some overpriced restaurant with loud people, trying too hard to have a good time. Are you disappointed?
Johnny: Are you kidding? I love it.
Lulu: I mean, seriously, if you could have your own, like favorite New Year's, what would it be?
Johnny: Don't you get it? I'm having it.
Lulu: Ooh.
Johnny and Lulu: Pizza-Y.
Spinelli: Reinstalling Stone Cold's battery in his car was not an easy task. And neither is hacking into the "Crimson" network.
Maxie: Well, we should get started because I don't think we're going to get power back anytime soon.
Spinelli: I brought some extra candles and a battery-powered torch from my earthquake kit.
Maxie: Why would anyone in Upstate New York have an earthquake kit?
Spinelli: Well, you can never be too prepared, and sometimes the items come in handy for other emergencies, i.e., a power outage.
Maxie: You are totally crazy, and I am grateful. Now let's get to work.
Spinelli: You know, perhaps if the Jackal better understood the urgency of the situation, maybe I could help alleviate some of Maximista's anxiety. I mean, certainly, the glacial one won't threaten to terminate you under these dire circumstances. I'm sure she would just respect and admire your drive and ambition, like I do.
Maxie: I'm not doing this to impress Kate or to show up Clarice, although I would really love that. And who better to write an article on shoes than me? That's my area of expertise, but the problem is I'm a procrastinator, and I finally met a deadline. Now it's ruined.
Spinelli: But once Maximista explains the situation adequately to the fashionistas, I'm sure more time will be granted. And, you know, if not, I'm sure other shoes, worthy of immortalization in print, will come about in the near future. Unless there's something else of significance that I am, as of yet, unaware of?
Maxie: Well, I guess it started at Robin's wedding. I mean, watching my cousin marry Patrick, seeing Emma be born, made me look at my own life. Not that I'm jealous or anything. A husband and a baby is so not what I'm about, but I want to feel that kind of happiness. I want to do something that makes me feel good about myself. It's not easy to be amazing. And it's even harder to have people notice. I know that you're thinking this article is just a stupid article about shoes, but it was mine. It was one tiny step away from showing people that I have a unique voice, just one little thing that proved I'm good at something.
Spinelli: Believe me, there is no one in the world more unique than beautiful Maximista.
Maxie: You're so sweet. You think I can do no wrong.
Spinelli: My faith goes deeper than that.
[Computer beeps]
Spinelli: Oh.
Maxie: What does that mean?
Spinelli: Well, we've entered the realm of "Crimson." What is the name of your heartfelt and unique article?
Maxie: "The Death of the Espadrille."
Spinelli: The news is grim.
Maxie: What happened? No, don't tell me. Okay, please, just tell me.
Spinelli: Your article and the espadrille have perished together.
Nadine: So, I think I finally figured out how the coupling works. Now I want to go see how it's made, but I can't get anyone to return my phone calls.
Nikolas: How did you even know how to contact in the first place?
Nadine: It was in some of Aunt Raylene's personal papers. I left, like a dozen messages. I just can't get anyone, um, to return -- I'm sure they'll call back when they're not so busy.
Nikolas: Yeah, yeah. It's okay.
Nadine: How can they possibly know that --
Nikolas: Hey, it's okay.
Nadine: I'm sorry.
Nikolas: No, don't be sorry. I know what it's like to be blindsided by grief. I mean, you listened to me for months talk about Emily so don't ever feel like you need to hide your feelings from me, okay?
Nadine: I just love rack of lamb. Did I ever tell you that I once considered becoming a vegetarian? I'm so glad that I didn't.
Nikolas: No. You can pick it up with your fingers, if you'd like.
Nadine: No. That's so decadent.
Nikolas: I don't care. Try something new. I don't care.
Nadine: I bet you don't tell Spencer to eat with his fingers or break the rules.
Nikolas: Well, see, Spencer's a Cassadine. He's genetically predisposed to being obsessed with etiquette.
[Nadine laughs]
Nikolas: He can say "please" and "thank you" in five languages, you know that?
Nadine: Wow. Hey, where is Spencer anyway? Why isn't he with us tonight?
Jax: You know, I was going to drink this on my own.
Carly: Why would you do that?
Jax: Because I came up here to be alone and think.
Carly: Bad idea. Always gets me into trouble.
Jax: Yeah, I like your idea better. A year that went according to plan, not have actually happened.
Carly: Why not? We're here now. It's just us. We can do whatever we want.
Jax: As well as I known you, as much as I've loved you, I don't know how you turn an evening that was a complete disaster into an adventure.
Carly: Try it. Just for tonight. You can hate me tomorrow.
Jax: I'll only hate you a little bit.
Carly: So, you'll share this with me? I mean, it's risky. But it's worth it.
Jax: Mmm.
Carly: See, isn't that good?
Jax: Yeah. I don't know if it's worth 25 flights of stairs, but it's pretty good.
Carly: See, that's the difference between men and women. Women will go anywhere for their sugar. Mmm, it's good.
Jax: Yeah.
Carly: Do I have something on my face?
Jax: No, no. I just -- I love watching you enjoy yourself. It's one of the things I love most about you.
Carly: Ooh!
Jax: This can't be an easy night for you.
Carly: Thanks for noticing.
Jax: Are you going to fill it with work, this party, room full of strangers? You know, when it all fell apart, most people would've packed up and gone home, curled up into a little ball and cried their eyes out. Not you, no. You went in search for happiness. You climbed 25 flights of stairs for tiramisu. So what if it's just dessert? You knew what you wanted, and you went for it.
Carly: What about you? I expected you to have a hot date tonight. Later, fly her off to Rio, Madrid, maybe Montreal.
Jax: No, now that I've had the best, I won't settle for anything meaningless. Besides, Montreal isn't as beautiful to me as it used to be. Maybe I'm not as resilient as some people.
Carly: You know, it's not resilience as much as it's survival -- to keep moving forward. Then maybe anything's possible.
Jan 11, 2009 03:50
Nikolas: Look, it's not that it wouldn't be wonderful for Spencer to be with us right now. It's just that I don't know. His grandmother Lesley really enjoys having him around during the holidays.
Nadine: What about you? You're his father. It's none of my business. I will drink my coffee.
Nikolas: No, you're right. You're right. I'm not being fair. I keep telling you not to hide your feelings, and yet here I am shutting you out. I'm just -- I'm really worried that I'm doing it wrong -- raising my son, you know?
Nadine: No, I've seen you with him. You're great with him. You adore Spencer.
Nikolas: I know I adore him, but that's different than raising him. See, I got my parenting skills from my Uncle Stefan. He's a great, brilliant, brilliant man. But he's a little emotionally unattached.
Nadine: You're way too hard on yourself, Nikolas. You're a wonderful man with a beautiful heart. I just wish you could see yourself the way I see you.
Nikolas: You just sound just like my mother. And I mean that, I do, I mean that in the best possible way. She always told us that the best thing that you can do at the end of the year is look back and learn from your mistakes. She said it was the only thing that you can do to prepare yourself to move forward.
Nadine: You probably don't do New Year's resolutions, do you?
Nikolas: No, but there's a first time for everything, isn't there?
Nadine: Well, I'd guess you'd have to have some bad habits. And I know you pretty well by now, and so far I haven't noticed any.
Nikolas: Well, then, you need to pay closer attention.
Nikolas: What are your resolutions, Nadine?
Nadine: Okay. I resolve to be worthy of your trust, and to eat with my fingers, and not to obsess over the things I don't have any control over.
Nikolas: Good.
Nadine: Your turn.
Nikolas: My turn? Okay. I resolve to obsess a little less and laugh a little more and to accept that the best father Spencer can have is one who loves him.
Nadine: Perfect.
Nikolas: I have one more though.
Nadine: Hmm?
Nikolas: Will you spend the night with me?
Nadine: Great idea.
Luke: This is what life is all about. No one knows where the ball will land. You just have to put it all on the line.
Tracy: Well, I've never put it all on the line for any man.
Luke: Well, then it's time you did. Come on, take a chance.
Tracy: Nope. I'm not playing.
Luke: Black you stay, red you go -- unless you're afraid.
Tracy: It's rigged. You cheated.
Luke: No, the gods of the wheel are smiling down on us.
Tracy: What are you trying to prove?
Luke: That life is worth taking a chance -- that you and I are worth taking a chance. You know, I could fill this room with roses.
Tracy: With my money.
Luke: But that would not be us. We have something real, something honest. I don't want to lose that.
Lulu: We've had an interesting year. With all the heartache and being scared to death and wondering if things would ever be normal. At the end of it all, I still have you. I mean, gosh, being here like this seemed impossible. You know, I kind of think it's weird that people are, at the end of the year, always looking to the future -- the new year, without looking back at the past. I mean, how are you supposed to make it right and learn from your mistakes without looking back at the past?
Johnny: Hey, loving you could never be a mistake.
Lulu: Yes, see?
Johnny: What?
Lulu: That is a very important lesson that you learned this year.
Johnny: It is.
Lulu: So let's make a promise.
Johnny: Okay.
Lulu: Let's never start the new year with regrets.
Johnny: I can keep that promise.
Lulu: Yeah? Okay, cheers. Looks like it's going to snow. Weren't sure we were going to have a white Christmas.
Johnny: I'm glad it waited. What a drag it would've been working at that Christmas tree lot in the middle of a snowstorm.
Lulu: A drag? What? Oh, my gosh, we're leaving right now.
Johnny: Why? Where?
Lulu: Why? Where? You will see. Come on, get in your snow clothes, mister.
Johnny: Oh, I'm going to love this.
Lulu: Oh, don't say that.
Nadine: Wait.
Nikolas: What? What's wrong?
Nadine: There's just -- I don't know how to put this.
Nikolas: What, are you changing your mind?
Nadine: No.
Nikolas: Well, what's the matter?
Nadine: I don't want you to take this the wrong way.
Nikolas: What? Oh, I promise you, Alfred will not be coming here in the morning to serve us breakfast. I promise.
Nadine: You think I'm silly?
Nikolas: No, no. I think you're wonderful. You're the best thing that happened to me all year.
Maxie: Gesundheit. Stupid blackout.
Spinelli: Remind me to procure you an external hard drive for future back-up purposes.
Maxie: What future? Kate's going to fire me. I might as well be a waitress at Kelly's. Oh, wait, Kelly's burned down, so I can't do that.
Spinelli: You will write another story.
Maxie: I don't think I can.
Spinelli: Look, whining is for the commonplace. And Maximista is extraordinary. And my faith is unwavering. I know that in your heart, you have 2500 more words, maybe even 3000, just waiting to burst out on the page. 5000 -- your talent is limitless.
Maxie: Spinelli, I know you mean that. I just don't think whatever I write is going to be as good as that article that's now floating out there on the internet.
Spinelli: You know, is Maximista aware that on a certain Saturday night, William Shakespeare wrote the original draft of "Romeo and Juliet" by hand on parchment paper with a quill pen? He wrote one word, "curtain," and then collapsed in exhaustion. And when he woke up on Sunday, he found the entire manuscript had been ingested by his dog. So what did Shakespeare do? He picked himself up and set out to write the entire play over again. And what resulted was infinitely superior. You know, the original "Romeo and Juliet" could have been lost in the mists of time, a mediocre effort compared to the bard's other brilliant, but less romantic works. But because of a fleeting misfortune, Shakespeare was compelled to dig deeper. Now "Romeo and Juliet" is a classic for the ages -- all because of a rewrite.
Maxie: But that was William Shakespeare. And even I know he was the greatest playwright who ever lived.
Spinelli: And you are the beautiful and talented Maximista. If Shakespeare can rewrite an entire play, then 2500 words on the death of a foot-fashion icon is well within your reach.
Maxie: My whole life, the more someone knows me, the less faith they have in me. Not you. The more you trust me, the more I want to be trusted. The better you think I am, the better I want to be. Not sure why I'm different around you, Spinelli, but I'm grateful that I am.
Spinelli: Likewise, I am so much a better person because of Maximista, and you know I've always --
Maxie: Look, it's almost midnight. You can see the clock on the bank tower. Come see.
Maxie: Spinelli, I can't think of anyone I'd rather start the new year with.
Carly: Well, life is full of happy accidents. Like me, always being reckless and impulsive, well, it brought me up those stairs to being here sitting with you.
Jax: You know, I came up here to feel sorry for myself -- to remember a year that was one train wreck after another, and instead you reminded me that I'm one of the most fortunate men on the planet.
Carly: Well, here's to being fortunate.
Jax: To surviving the year.
Carly: To the year to come.
Jax: To the year to come.
Lulu: Come on, slowpoke, what is taking you so long?
Johnny: This isn't exactly what I had in mind.
Lulu: Lighten up, it's fun being spontaneous.
Johnny: Yes, but I was sort of hoping for the spontaneity that would take us into the other room where we get to take our clothes off.
Lulu: Oh, well, don't you know that if the snow falls on the new year it means you're going to have luck all year? I mean, we can't pass that up.
Johnny: Well, I'll freeze my butt off for you anytime.
Lulu: Good, and I hope you mean that, because we're not coming in until the snow falls.
Johnny: You do know the odds are against us.
Lulu: But haven't you heard? We Spencers are gamblers. We love odds that are against us. Come on, get your coat.
[Lulu whoops]
Luke: And another big win.
Tracy: You're letting me win.
Luke: No, I am not. I respect you too much to do that. The gods are smiling on you. This could be your lucky night.
Tracy: I don't believe in luck. I believe we are the masters of our own fate. When's Laura's birthday?
Luke: Why?
Tracy: When' s Laura's birthday?
Luke: December 21.
Tracy: Oh, did you remember to send her a room full of roses?
Luke: Oh, my God. All right, that's enough. I've had it. I'm not the one obsessed with Laura. You are. I don't think about her all the time. You do. And not only is it frustrating, it's very painful to watch.
Tracy: Don't Patronize me. I'm your wife.
Luke: Yes, you are. You are my wife. You're my wife by choice, because you didn't divorce me.
Tracy: Oh, but I can change that at any moment.
Luke: Well, then do it. Or don't. But stop sulking around like a teenager. You're acting like we're at the senior prom or something, and I looked at another girl. I can't give you perfect love. I never said I could, but I do love you. And I want you to come back to me.
Tracy: I threw you out. You have to come back to me.
Luke: Well, what the hell do you think this is?
Tracy: Okay. Laura's birthday is on the 21st. Mine is on April 6. Let's see who's lucky.
Luke: Okay. If it lands on six, you take me back.
Tracy: If it lands on 21, you give me my divorce and leave the country.
Luke: What about the numbers in between?
Tracy: I'll take my chances.
Johnny: Wow.
Lulu: Oh, my gosh.
Singer: The sun shines down on you so beautiful standing there you glow with every move my heart it pounds like a drum you kiss me now all I think about is me and you will you be mine today? Will you be mine tomorrow? Will you be mine?
Singer: The innocence that lives in you so wonderful you never have a single thing to prove out of sight out of mind simply undefined only you can know the stars you view will you be mine today? Will you be mine tomorrow? Will you be mine? Will you be mine? Will you be mine? So beautiful I love you will you be mine tomorrow? Will you be mine? Oh-ooh-ooh will you be mine?
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