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Maggie attempts to broker peace between Colonel Quinn and General Martin, but neither seems particularly interested in diplomacy. When Martin offers Quinn two ways forward, his written counteroffer makes it clear that reaching a compromise could be harder than Maggie expected.

Things only deteriorate from there as Quinn questions whether Martin can safely hold a crucifix, a moved table sparks another argument, and even heart medication becomes ammunition. By the time the two commanding officers resort to calling each other babies, Maggie has no trouble deciding who's actually behaving like one.

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00:00I would like to start by thanking you for this opportunity.
00:02I believe that we can find a fair solution today.
00:06That doesn't involve a sex trap?
00:07Your loss.
00:08I am willing to offer a few fair solutions.
00:11Number one, we could transfer him to a different army base,
00:13or he could continue to work here under my command,
00:16but with minimal contact.
00:18I have prepared what I consider to be a very reasonable counteroffer.
00:22No, I can't.
00:24I...
00:24You could just get...
00:25No.
00:31Go back to hell, you succubus demon.
00:33Is it too much to ask for her to hold a crucifix
00:35and just see if it burns?
00:37Oh, my...
00:37You know what? I've changed my mind.
00:39Did you move the tape?
00:40No.
00:41Yes, you did, because that's my heart medication.
00:43What's it for?
00:44Growing a heart?
00:45You're such a baby.
00:46I'm the baby? You're the baby.
00:47You are being a baby.
00:49I'm not the...
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