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Neighbours 9316
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00:00Chad, we're fine.
00:02No, no. Everything's fine.
00:06Ah, yeah, I'll be happy to announce that I finally got Charlotte off to bed. Yes.
00:11But Thomas and Rachel, they're still raring to go.
00:17Yeah, not quite ready for bedtime yet.
00:20Right.
00:21Yes, I love you too, sweetheart.
00:23Yes, thank you.
00:30Dolly's, look. No running in the house. No running in the house, remember?
00:34But you said we could play upstairs.
00:36Well, that was before Charlotte went to sleep.
00:39Then what are we supposed to do?
00:41Good question.
00:43Well, you know when your grandmother, Marlena, dropped you off for your play date,
00:46we had no idea there was going to be this blackout.
00:49There's got to be something we can do.
00:51Yeah, we're bored.
00:58Sorry, they're warm.
00:59I didn't want to risk opening the fridge.
01:01Oh, that's all good. Thank you.
01:03I just checked in with Julie, apparently.
01:06Charlotte's sleeping and Thomas and Rachel are just raring to go.
01:09So Julie's got her hands full.
01:12Yeah.
01:15Felicity?
01:17Felicity's good. She's having fun with Chanel.
01:19She said something about a silent rave at the pub or something.
01:23I don't, I don't know.
01:25I have no idea.
01:27You want to go?
01:28Oh, I guess they realized they weren't going to get any work done at the bakery tonight.
01:32Yeah, we're probably not going to get much work done here on the planning of the gala.
01:37Although I'm not complaining.
01:40Well, I'm not either.
01:41Oh, anybody here?
01:57Bloody hell are you, EJ?
01:59It was supposed to be back so long ago.
02:01It's no use.
02:18Nobody even leaves you here.
02:21And even if they did, no one would even care.
02:23Hello?
02:29Hello?
02:30Is somebody there?
02:31God, that noise is insufferable.
02:44I'm winning.
02:45Why would you waste your phone battery playing candy birds?
02:49Oh, you made me lose.
02:52Oh, where's it?
02:53Five percent anyway.
02:54Oh, God, we're going to be stuck in here forever.
02:59I might as well get some sleep.
03:03Well, in that case...
03:04Yes.
03:27Oh.
03:28Oh, God.
03:34Like sand through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.
04:04Okay, okay, okay, okay, I'm just so happy to see you, Dr. Marlene Evans.
04:17Susan.
04:18Hi.
04:19I was in the neighborhood when the world just went pitch black, just like that, and I didn't
04:30know where to go, or what to do, and I remembered that I was out close by your lovely boat, and
04:37so I got your building, and I climbed, no matter how many flights of stairs, I'm just so relieved
04:50to see you.
04:52Oh, this is a good one.
05:04How many republics are there in the Russian Federation?
05:08That's a trick question.
05:10How so?
05:12Well, it changes pretty regularly.
05:16I mean, it depends on when the game was made.
05:23It says it was made in 2012.
05:26Released in 2012.
05:27Okay.
05:28Well, if we're supposing that the questions were written at the same time the game was made,
05:33then it's easy.
05:34Twenty-one republics.
05:37What?!
05:41How did you know that?
05:44How?
05:47I have eclectic interests.
05:50Yeah, I'd say.
05:52You know what?
05:53I think there's a lot about you that I do not know.
05:56Hmm.
06:02Twenty-one.
06:04Okay.
06:05Okay.
06:06We'll play a game.
06:08We can't miss what you're not a battery.
06:11Oh, my dear.
06:12We can play a game without a battery.
06:14Or juice.
06:15Or have you two ever played Monopoly?
06:20Oh, I have.
06:21Oh, that's right.
06:22I remember.
06:23Wasn't it with JJ and your grandparents?
06:25And didn't you just take him to the cleaners?
06:28Yep.
06:29Pretty much.
06:30Yeah.
06:31I love Monopoly.
06:32Oh, great.
06:33Great.
06:34Well, you two.
06:35Just pick your pieces.
06:36We'll start.
06:37Wait.
06:38Aren't you gonna play with us?
06:39No.
06:40No.
06:41I'm going to be the banker.
06:42Somebody has to keep you two honest.
06:44Hello?
06:45Oh.
06:46Oh, Foster.
06:47I'm so glad to hear your voice.
06:48How you doing?
06:49What kind of news?
06:50Oh, no.
06:51Hello?
06:52Look.
06:53God, that could be EJ room.
06:54Oh, no.
06:55Hello?
06:56Look.
06:57God, that could be EJ room.
06:58Oh, no.
06:59Oh, no.
07:00Oh, no.
07:01Oh, no.
07:02Oh, no.
07:03Oh, no.
07:04Oh, no.
07:05Oh, no.
07:06Oh, no.
07:07Oh, no.
07:08Oh, no.
07:09Oh, no.
07:10Oh, no.
07:11Oh, no.
07:12Look at EJ room.
07:14Hello?
07:15There's somebody trapped in here.
07:20Hello?
07:23Winnevere?
07:24Is that you?
07:27Matty?
07:32I understand that you're angry with me.
07:35Angry doesn't even begin to describe how I feel about you.
07:38It's all this vitriol necessary.
07:40I was just trying to make you feel more comfortable.
07:41Ugh.
07:42Let me be very clear.
07:43I do not need you to make me feel comfortable.
07:46Okay?
07:47I don't need anything from you.
07:48Ever again.
08:01Oh, Macy.
08:02Thank God.
08:03I've been trapped in here for hours.
08:05What?
08:06How did you get yourself stuck in here, of all places?
08:08Just...
08:09Don't ask.
08:10Just...
08:11Do you think you can get me out?
08:14Ugh.
08:15The door seems to be locked.
08:16Can you take care of that on your side of things?
08:18Ugh.
08:19It's an electronic door, and when the power went out...
08:22Ugh.
08:23Yikes.
08:24Um...
08:26Okay, so what do you expect me to do?
08:28Um...
08:29I don't know.
08:30I mean, maybe you can force it open on your end?
08:33How?
08:34By using my brute strength?
08:35You know I don't lift much.
08:36I focus more on core work and cardio.
08:38Well, do you have any other bright ideas?
08:40Okay.
08:41Uh...
08:42Here goes nothing.
08:51Ugh.
08:52Ugh.
08:53Sorry, Gwynny.
08:54Your former GBF isn't much of a gym rat.
08:56I'm gonna go find some help.
08:57No!
08:58No!
08:59No!
09:00Don't leave me here!
09:05There you go.
09:10Oh...
09:13Are you feeling better?
09:14Oh...
09:15Much.
09:19You...
09:20You don't look so good to yourself.
09:22I...
09:23I mean, no offense.
09:25Are you alright?
09:30Um...
09:31I...
09:32I'm not sure, I think.
09:34I think I passed out.
09:36Faced out?
09:37I...
09:38I...
09:39And here you are fetching me water because I climbed up some stairs.
09:42Oh...
09:43My goodness.
09:44When did this happen?
09:45Well, I guess it was right before you...
09:47You got here.
09:48I...
09:49I...
09:50I...
09:51Yes, I...
09:52I was awakened by hearing you knocking on the door.
09:54And...
09:55And I found that I was...
09:56I was lying on the sofa.
09:57Oh my goodness.
09:58It's a good thing that I got here when I did.
10:00We should go to the doctor.
10:01No, no, no.
10:02How much a middle?
10:03That isn't...
10:04Not necessary.
10:06It sounds necessary.
10:09Very, very necessary to me.
10:12People don't just pass out for no reason.
10:16Now, we gotta get your fellow white coach to, uh, cure what they ask you.
10:22I don't think they can do anything to help me.
10:27The thing is that I've...
10:29I've been sick for a little while.
10:32And I've had...
10:34A lot of tests run and they just show...
10:40Oh my goodness.
10:43I wonder if you're right.
10:44I wonder if I'm very sick.
10:52Oh, Foster.
10:55Well, thank you for telling me.
10:58No, no.
10:59No, honey.
11:00I'll...
11:01I'll do that.
11:02You just...
11:04Concentrate on getting better.
11:06Right.
11:09Foster?
11:10That's the guy you bought the bookstore from, right?
11:12Right.
11:14Is something wrong?
11:15Yes, darling.
11:16It is.
11:18Um...
11:19Well, you see, we're having this blackout and some people thought that would be a good
11:23opportunity to break into some of the stores in Burton Square.
11:29So, Foster called me to let me know so I could warn the, uh, the others and get in touch with the security people.
11:37But you'd want to steal books?
11:40I'm not worried about the books.
11:42It's the money in the cash register I'm thinking about.
11:46Oh.
11:47Right.
11:49I'm sorry, Mrs. Williams.
11:52Me too.
11:53It's too bad it happened on the first day to go to the store.
11:56It's...
11:57Yeah, Thomas.
11:58It's...
11:59Too bad.
12:06If you don't want to use my jacket as a blanket, fine.
12:10You sure showed me insisting on being uncomfortable to act morally superior.
12:16And you act like everything is transactional. Like, what, giving me your jacket's just gonna smooth things over between us?
12:21I was simply trying to improve our current situation.
12:25Well, my current situation is that I'm stuck in an elevator with someone I can't even stand to look at.
12:30Oh, well, it's not like I intended to spend my evening like this either.
12:33Oh, no. No, no. You do not get to complain about a catastrophe that you caused.
12:39What? How in the hell did I cause this?
12:42As if you don't know. I mean, you've been nickel and diming everyone since you took over.
12:46Which is why the generator isn't powering this stupid elevator and we are trapped in it.
12:51We are trapped in this damn elevator because although we called 911, no one is coming.
12:56Because they are obviously swamped with requests for help and woefully understaffed.
13:02So if you want to complain, I suggest you take it up with your good friend, the mayor.
13:07Huh? Ask Paulina how she's spending your tax dollars.
13:10Well, I would ask you the same thing if I thought you paid any.
13:13Well, with all your very creative accountants and everything.
13:15Is this... is this how it's going to be the entire evening?
13:18Because the facts on the ground are this. We are stuck here.
13:26So, instead of trading bars, we can either sit here in stone in silence,
13:31or we can speak to each other like real humans who were once in love.
13:39Or in my case, one who still is.
13:48I found a crowbar.
13:56Well, okay, then what are you waiting for? Just try this bloody thing open.
14:02Hold on.
14:04If I do this, the hospital's not going to sue me for property damage, right?
14:07If they do, I will testify on your behalf.
14:09Well, that's all well and good, but legal fees on a print journal of salary...
14:12Just do it!
14:13Okay!
14:21Oh, my God.
14:23I'm not seeing your smug little face yet. What's taking you so long?
14:27This thing won't budge.
14:29Are you sure?
14:30Yes, I'm sure it's locked up tighter than Chris Hemsworth's pants.
14:33For the love of God, Leo, now is not the time!
14:35I'm sorry! I'm trying to help!
14:37Help!
14:38Theodore had the axe in my head.
14:45Do you know what it is then?
14:50Theodore has a little bit of wood.
14:52I've been working for a while.
14:56I'm working for a while.
15:01Oh!
15:02Oh!
15:03Oh!
15:04Oh!
15:05Oh!
15:06Oh!
15:07Oh!
15:08Oh!
15:09Oh!
15:10Oh!
15:11Oh!
15:12Oh!
15:13Masi!
15:14Masi, you did it!
15:16I did?
15:17I did!
15:18I did!
15:19Eat your heart out, Lou Ferrigno!
15:22Who?
15:23Who?
15:24The professional bodybuilder who played the Incredible Hulk!
15:28Who won Mr. America and Mr. Universe in 1973!
15:31Who beat out Arnold Schwarzenegger for the role of the Hulk?
15:34Because Arnold wasn't tall enough.
15:35See, he was only 6'2".
15:36Okay, okay.
15:37Yes, yes, yes.
15:38I understand.
15:39Okay.
15:40Just...
15:41Just keep swinging and get me out of here!
15:43Okay.
15:44I will.
15:45Stand back, Winnie.
15:46So...
15:47You trust my diagnosis?
16:01Well, as much as you've given me one, but...
16:07Do you suppose you could give me any other details?
16:10I'm sorry.
16:11I really wish I could zero in on what my vibes are trying to tell me.
16:16But it's like I told you before.
16:19Something is unwell in your mind, body, and soul.
16:25These vibes, how do they come to you?
16:28Well, honestly, I can't explain it.
16:31I just get these feelings.
16:33You know, ever since I was knee-high to a grasshopper.
16:37And...
16:38Oh!
16:39It wasn't until I met dear sweet Celeste that I learned to harness my power.
16:47And listen to what each tried to tell me.
16:52You're very good at it.
16:54Oh!
16:56I suppose, you know, some people have a...
16:59Just naturally, um...
17:01Attuned to what's going on around everywhere in the world.
17:05You know, they pick up on things that people miss.
17:14Your love tends to show up whenever it's convenient for you.
17:18But when it's not, like...
17:20I don't know, in court, all bets are off.
17:23How?
17:26If it means anything, I...
17:29I deeply regret...
17:32How I conducted myself during Johnny's trial.
17:35With him, and...
17:38Especially with you.
17:42Well, who makes two of us, then?
17:45Who have regrets, that is.
17:47Because I deeply, deeply regret giving my heart and my trust and my whole self to you in the first place.
17:59No!
18:00I want that card!
18:01No way!
18:02I want it fair and square!
18:03But you don't need to get out of jail card!
18:04I do!
18:05Too bad!
18:06You can't have it!
18:07Ah!
18:08Thomas, my dear.
18:09You perhaps have not heard there is such a thing as being a poor winner, as well as a poor loser.
18:14Rachel is your guest here tonight.
18:15And I say she should receive the get out of jail card.
18:16But that's not fair!
18:17Thomas, I say she should receive the get out of jail card.
18:18But that's not fair!
18:19Thomas, I say she should receive the card and there's going to be no more talk about it, okay?
18:20Fine.
18:23You perhaps have not heard there is such a thing as being a poor winner, as well as a poor loser.
18:31Rachel is your guest here tonight, and I say she should receive the get-out-of-jail card.
18:36But that's not fair.
18:38Thomas, I say she should receive the card, and there's going to be no more talk about it, okay?
18:45Fine.
18:49Thank you. How about I make us all some popcorn?
18:53You can make popcorn without a microwave?
18:55Unbelievable, isn't it? Yes, I do it on the stovetop.
18:59Now, can the two of you possibly behave yourselves while I'm off in the kitchen?
19:06I know that you can, because you are well-mannered, well-brought-up children.
19:11And because you know it will make me so proud, so, so very proud, to see the two of you being civil and courteous to each other.
19:22Right?
19:23Well, now you know. I am a big old history buff.
19:40And I traveled a lot when I was younger, so the whole backpack through Europe thing.
19:49Otherwise, I'm kind of boring. Nothing else to tell.
19:53Yeah? Yeah? Apart from, um, narrowly, uh, escaping a car accident that altered your appearance,
20:01believing your mother was dead, getting mixed up with Clyde Weston.
20:07Sorry, I didn't, I, I shouldn't have said that. I'm sorry. I don't mind it.
20:13No, I, it's, it's, it's okay. It's, uh, yeah. That was, uh, that was a big turning point in my life.
20:21Uh, the accident, everything that happened with Clyde, I guess, yeah.
20:29Everything's different for me now. Just the mention of his name is like...
20:34I know, I know, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have brought it up. I brought him up. I'm sorry.
20:37Okay. You are not the one who has to apologize. I am the one who's sorry for everything that I did,
20:46uh, to you and your family, and I...
20:49Stop. Just stop. Now you stop.
20:51Oh, okay.
20:52Okay? Now you stop apologizing.
20:55Please, because I...
20:58I know how sorry, sorry you are.
21:03Okay? And I know that you had no intention of hurting me.
21:06Or my family. I know that.
21:09And I am tired of you beating yourself up for something that I have already forgiven you for.
21:15It's in the past, so can we, can we leave it there?
21:19Yeah, can we do that?
21:21Yeah, yeah.
21:23You're gonna shake me.
21:24Yeah, shake on it.
21:25Okay.
21:26Because on a brighter note,
21:28all that brought us here now.
21:31And right now, I'm here with you.
21:36And...
21:36I'm happier that I've been in a very long time.
21:40So I would like it if we could focus on that.
21:44Yeah.
21:45Yeah.
21:46Can we do that?
21:46Yeah, we can do that.
21:47Oh, my God.
22:05I'm free.
22:06Oh, you did it.
22:06Oh.
22:07Took you bloody long enough, didn't it?
22:19What are you doing here anyway?
22:21I was on the prowl for some blackout stories.
22:23My source at the electric company thinks it may have originated from here,
22:26so I was just nosing around, seeing if there was any truth to that.
22:29As you know, the city of Salem is unaware of our enhanced electrical needs.
22:36So, I'm giving our man a little incentive to keep his discretion.
22:45You're paying off the electrician to stay quiet about leeching electricity.
22:49Price of doing business.
22:51Why are you handing that to me?
22:54I have to be at a meeting off-site shortly,
22:57so I want you to hand this to him.
22:58Then, stick around and keep an eye on anyone's working.
23:02Originated here.
23:04That's interesting.
23:06Yep.
23:08So, that's what I've been up to.
23:10Why don't you tell me what you're doing here?
23:17Two, three, four.
23:21You landed on my hotel.
23:24Bye-bye.
23:25Maybe Mrs. Rosati will have her baby tonight.
23:30Our teacher?
23:31Why tonight?
23:33On TV, something crazy always happens during a blackout.
23:36Besides, I want a new teacher.
23:39I just hope the sub's nice.
23:41Here, child.
23:41Six.
23:46Six.
23:52That's five.
23:53Not six.
23:54You landed on my hotel.
23:56No.
23:58Yes.
23:59Can't cheat, Rachel.
24:00Why not?
24:02You cheated at mini-golf.
24:04Did not.
24:05You're the one who cheats.
24:06You do whatever you can't deal with something you don't like.
24:08Nuh-uh.
24:09You're the one who can't deal with something you don't like.
24:12Otherwise, your dad wouldn't be hiding the fact that he has a girlfriend.
24:23Okay.
24:24My cupboard is pretty bare at the moment.
24:27But.
24:28I have a snack to go with the warm sodas.
24:32Licorice and peanut butter?
24:34Two great tastes coming together.
24:37It's disgusting.
24:40You believe in clowns.
24:41I'm not going to trust your taste in snacks.
24:43Okay.
24:43Fine.
24:44You don't get any.
24:45Okay.
24:45Okay.
24:46Fine.
24:46I might have been a little bit.
24:47I'm out.
24:47Okay.
24:48I came off hot stop.
24:48Get out of here.
24:50Let me see.
24:50Get them out.
25:04Get them out.
25:05You don't know?
25:06Mmm.
25:12Mm-hmm.
25:14So, what's the verdict?
25:17You know.
25:18It's not, um.
25:25It's not terrible.
25:26Mm-hmm.
25:27In fact.
25:27Mm-hmm.
25:28The more you, the more you try it.
25:30The more you enjoy it.
25:32That's Stockholm Syndrome.
25:35Okay.
25:35Okay.
25:38Mm.
25:39This is like two things that don't have any business being around each other.
25:43They come together and then they make the other one, you know, better.
25:49Yeah.
25:50Kind of like us.
25:51Yeah.
25:53Okay.
25:53Which one am I?
25:54Licorice or peanut butter?
25:55Well, easy.
25:58I was just trying to say that it's almost like the universe keeps throwing us together.
26:01Like it's, um.
26:04Um.
26:08Like it's fate?
26:09Oh, on a cheerier note, how happy are we that our dear grandson's trial is over?
26:30Hmm?
26:31I'm very relieved.
26:32Hmm.
26:33Yeah, I'm just so happy that the judge dismissed that case.
26:37Yeah, I, I, I knew.
26:39I knew with every shell in my being that Johnny could never have hurt his own father.
26:48How?
26:50How could I not get the inkling that, you know, ever get the inkling that Christian was the
26:57one who shot my dear precious Elvis?
26:59I mean, my antenna should have picked up on her signal loud and clear.
27:06I'm just so glad that your vibes brought you here tonight.
27:10And I'm, and I'm wondering what you were doing in the neighborhood.
27:13Oh, I wasn't doing anything special.
27:17I was just hanging out at the graveyard.
27:23You know, I actually believe that you cared about me.
27:26You were really convincing, but, you know, it's just another con job.
27:31Just another brilliant argument to make for the court without giving even so much as a thought
27:36to how I might react, right?
27:38And then, just like you didn't even care.
27:43Belle, what's wrong?
27:45Wait, are you having a panic attack?
27:47No, it's not a panic attack.
27:49It's your stupid cologne has triggered my asthma.
27:53Since when have you had asthma?
27:56Since always.
27:57I didn't know.
27:59Well, there's a lot of things you don't know about me.
28:01My colognes never bothered you before.
28:05It builds up over time, especially in small spaces.
28:09Stress makes it worse.
28:12What can I do to help?
28:13Nothing.
28:13Just relax.
28:14Relax.
28:14Relax.
28:14Relax.
28:14Relax.
28:14Relax.
28:14Relax.
28:14Relax.
28:15Relax.
28:15Relax.
28:15Relax.
28:15Relax.
28:16Relax.
28:16Relax.
28:17Relax.
28:17Relax.
28:18Relax.
28:18Relax.
28:19Relax.
28:19Relax.
28:20Relax.
28:21Relax.
28:22You don't need to worry about me.
28:27I'm fine.
28:41So, how did you end up here in the middle of a blackout?
28:44I'm here because, um, this is, um, where EJ is, uh, building the new free clinic at the hospital.
28:52And, um, well, he reached out to me for a donation, and he insisted that he show me what my money's paying for, so he gave me a little tour of the place, and that's when the power went out.
29:03Where's EJ now?
29:04Where's EJ now?
29:05Oh, that's what I would like to know.
29:07He said he had something to take care of, and then he left.
29:10I would have gone with him if I'd known I'd be bloody trapped in here.
29:13Gotcha.
29:14What's in the room?
29:16That's just a storage facility.
29:18With an electronic lock?
29:20Yes, well, equipment's expensive, to say nothing of controlled substances.
29:26You know, you can never be too careful these days.
29:33It's best to keep them secured until somebody might need them.
29:36Well, let's just hope no one needs any of them too urgently.
29:49So you feel any better?
29:51I do.
29:52I'm glad to hear that.
29:58You know, we still need to talk about my father's will.
30:04We don't have to worry about that.
30:07I'll...
30:08I'll sign whatever paperwork you want to give me.
30:11Really?
30:13Really?
30:16I, er...
30:19I caused a lot of problems for John and his life.
30:22The least I can do is respect the man's wishes and death.
30:25I'll accept whatever terms you and Marlena think are fair.
30:29Why should I believe you?
30:31Because, even though it may seem that I didn't care or notice,
30:43I recognize all the wonderful things John Black did for this town.
30:48More than that, for the world.
30:52But, most importantly, at least for me anyway...
30:59He raised an extraordinary daughter.
31:04He had you.
31:09The graveyard.
31:11Well, now don't you worry.
31:14I wasn't planning on disturbing...
31:17You know, their eternal rest.
31:19Unless...
31:20Someone was up for a little chat.
31:23Hmm?
31:24It's all part of my training to become a medium.
31:28I...
31:29I wanted to, um...
31:31Connect with the spirits who have all crossed to the other side.
31:35Oh.
31:37Yeah.
31:38How is that going?
31:40Well...
31:41It's too soon to tell.
31:43Although...
31:44I'm starting...
31:47To, uh...
31:48Suspect that the messages that I was getting about Stefano being alive...
31:54Were not a hundred percent accurate.
31:59Well, it's not nice to speak ill of the dead, but...
32:04But...
32:05It is a relief, huh?
32:07Ha ha ha.
32:08He's bit too sweet, Bippy.
32:10It is.
32:11Although...
32:12I feel his presence is, uh...
32:17With us.
32:18It's very strong and lingering.
32:21It's funny you would say that, bec...
32:25Because what?
32:26Because...
32:28I've been having dreams about him.
32:35And I thought I was done with that part of my life, and now I seem to be reliving it,
32:41and I'm...
32:42I'm just afraid that I...
32:45Aren't you worried that you protest again?
32:51Dad doesn't have a girlfriend?
32:53Then how come I saw him kissing that woman cat the night we played mini golf?
32:57They're...
32:58They're just friends.
32:59Nobody kisses their friends like that.
33:03Cat's...
33:04My dad's girlfriend?
33:06My dad said there's nothing going on between them.
33:09Then I guess he lied.
33:11Hmm...
33:14Hmm...
33:16Hmm...
33:17Hmm...
33:20Hmm...
33:21Hmm...
33:21Hmm...
33:22.
33:22.
33:23Hmm...
33:24Hmm...
33:25Hmm...
33:26Hmm...
33:27Hmm...
33:28Hmm...
33:29Hmm...
33:30Hmm...
33:31Hmm...
33:32I'm sure you're...
33:33You're okay with us, you're ready for kids to...
33:34Are you ready, Mr?
33:35Shh.
33:50No.
33:51No, I'm not worried about being possessed.
33:55I just, I just wonder why I'm having these feelings that I'm having.
34:01What?
34:02If it's any relief, I promise you that Stefano will not be visiting your dreams tonight.
34:11Because your old pal Susan is gonna stay here with you until the lights come up.
34:22Oh, hush now.
34:24Friends don't have to thank friends for caring about each other.
34:32Well, no use hanging around here. Should we be on our way?
34:36Nope.
34:37You go, get your stories.
34:41I'm fine now that I'm not trapped in there anymore.
34:44Gwenny, come on.
34:45Don't be stupid.
34:46There's two of us and only one flashlight.
34:48Yes, I know.
34:50I had to learn the hard way with how you treat things that only belong to one person as communal property.
34:57I know that this does not even begin to make up for what I did to you, but I am glad that I found you.
35:01Please let me help you.
35:02You're right.
35:03This doesn't make up for it.
35:04Nothing will.
35:05Gwenny, I wish you could just see how sorry I am.
35:10I miss you.
35:11I miss you.
35:12I miss our friendship every single day.
35:15And I have to live with the fact that my thoughtless actions cost me one of the very few relationships that ever meant anything to me.
35:25But don't let your anger at me be the reason you stay in the dark instead of getting somewhere safe.
35:34It cost you enough pain.
35:40Fine.
35:41Let's go.
35:50I'm always so wiped out after my asthma flares up, I think.
35:54You know?
35:55I'm trying to get some sleep.
35:59Belle.
36:00Yeah.
36:02Belle.
36:24My dad doesn't lie to me.
36:29Maybe he didn't used to.
36:31But I guess Kat is rubbing off on him.
36:33What do you mean?
36:36She lied about who she was.
36:38When?
36:39When she first came to Salem.
36:42She was living at the mansion with me and my mom.
36:46And she was pretending to be your dead mother.
36:56Here.
36:57Here.
36:58Here.
37:03Here.
37:05Here.
37:06Here.
37:07Here.
37:12Ah!
37:26I love you.
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