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>> Deacon: Take it easy there,
Stumble-dore.

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You don't have a nasty fall.
>> Sheila: You think

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it's wise to tease a woman
that's willing to cut off

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her own toe to stay out
of prison?

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>> Deacon: You know, Sheila,
I'm not even gonna mention

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the creep factor, having
your little friend over there.

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But I mean, the lengths that
you'll go to-- to get what

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you want, it's disturbing.
>> Sheila: You should

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remember that, handsome.
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>> Li: Sheila's pure evil.
She was pure evil.

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Still scares the hell outta
me that she almost took you

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from me.
>> Finn: I know. I know.

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Me too, but I'm here. Okay.
We're here.

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>> Li: You know, I'm actually
surprised you chose this

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restaurant of all places
given what happened in

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the alley.
>> Finn: No, but I'm not

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gonna let that night define
the rest of my life.

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Plus, this place has the best
ravioli in L.A., so.

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>> Li: How do you do that?
No matter what happens,

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your light...
Your warmth never dims.

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>> Finn: I mean, I'm just--
I'm grateful, Mom.

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And now more than ever,
I have this amazing second

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chance at life.
And it's all because of you.

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>> Brooke: Douglas is spending

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another night at Eric's?
>> Hope: He said he was

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having a great time.
>> Brooke: And you're

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comfortable with that?
>> Hope: I am trying to keep

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an open mind. And besides,
I've always wanted him

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to have a strong relationship
with his father.

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>> Liam: Yeah. We want that
too, but Thomas getting

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quality time with his son,
it's not exactly the concern.

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>> Brooke: I am getting
worried that Thomas has no

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intention of bringing
Douglas home.

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>> Taylor: You know, Douglas,

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these are so good. You're--
you're really good at this.

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And I'm not just saying that
because you're my grandson.

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Like these are spectacular.
>> Douglas: I'm sorry,

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I didn't make you an outer space
painting. When I got back

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from the playground
with Kelly, there were--

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All the paints were gone.
I guess maybe one of

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the housekeepers threw it
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>> Eric: Yeah. Maybe that's
what happened here.

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Yeah, that's like--
Stuff like that happens from

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time to time.
Don't worry about it.

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>> Thomas: You'd be surprised
how often.

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>> Taylor: Yeah, but you know
what? Today, I am gonna go

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and get you all new supplies,
smocks and paints and--

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and the works, you know?
>> Douglas: Yes.

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>> Taylor: Paint can get
really messy when you're on

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a mission.
>> Eric: You know, you're

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really a wonderful artist.
You really are. You are, uh,

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definitely a Forrester.
>> Douglas: Well, thank you

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for letting me stay here
the last night,

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Great-Granddad.
>> Eric: You don't have

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to thank me. You can stay here
anytime you want.

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This is your home too.
>> Douglas: I'm having so

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much fun here and the best
time with Dad.

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>> Li: Oh.
>> Finn: What? What,

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Do I have sauce on my shirt?
>> Li: Well, maybe a little.

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>> Finn: Where? I don't have
any-- Are you serious?

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Are you serious?
I don't have.

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>> Li: Where do you think
you get your sense of humor?

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It's just to see you healthy
and happy is all I hope for.

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It's a miracle you're alive.
>> Finn: I guess that makes

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you a miracle worker.
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>> Sheila: Finn is still
my whole life. There's not

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a day that goes by
that I don't think about him.

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I can't go back to prison.
I've already missed too much

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of his life.
>> Deacon: What are you

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talking about?
>> Sheila: Oh, my God.

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Well, to-- to think that
I could see him strong

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and healthy again.
>> Deacon: Are you--

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Are you insane? Don't even
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gets a glimpse of you,
that whole bear mauling death

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hoax thing, the one that
necessitated you cutting off

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one of your little piglets.
Guess what? That gets torn

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to shreds.
>> Sheila: Yeah. Well, you--

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I have a disguise.
Do you remember that?

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>> Deacon: Okay. Don't get
cocky, all right?

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I was drunk and Hope said
that you looked familiar

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when she came in here.
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>> Sheila: What?
>> Deacon: My phone's dead

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and I need it for work.
Look, just lie low.

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Don't do anything that's
gonna risk getting us

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thrown back in prison.
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>> Liam: By the way,
I hope you don't feel like

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we're ganging up on you.
>> Hope: No, I don't.

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I know you're worried and
I am too. It's just--

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>> Brooke: Douglas has been
with Thomas for days.

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It is time for him
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>> Hope: And I agree.
I actually talked to Thomas

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yesterday and expressed
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>> Brooke: And?
>> Hope: He asked me to give

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him the benefit of the doubt.
>> Brooke: Honey, haven't you

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been doing that for years?
After everything he's put

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you through.
>> Hope: Thomas has

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changed though.
>> Brooke: Okay. Maybe he's

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trying to change,
but definitely not enough

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to have that little boy alone.
>> Hope: Thomas actually

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suggested that I go to Eric's
and see just how great

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a time that Douglas has with
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>> Eric: You know, Douglas,

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as long as it's okay with
your father and mother,

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you can stay here as long
as you want. And I promise

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there'll always be a lot
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Lots of paint, lots of brushes.
>> Douglas: Can we

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paint together?
>> Eric: Absolutely. As long

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as you remember one thing,
you have to remember who

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taught your father
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everything they know.
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>> Douglas: Okay. Can we do
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>> Thomas: Wait. Oh, hold on.
You got reading to finish.

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Come on. Let's get to it.
>> Douglas: Okay. But after?

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>> Eric: Absolutely.
That's a great kid.

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>> Thomas: Yeah, he is.
>> Eric: He reminds me

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of you when you were his age.
Curious and eager.

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>> Taylor: Yeah. It's no
wonder you guys get along

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so well.
>> Thomas: We've lost so much

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time together and it--
it's great having this time,

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but you know, I don't--
I don't wanna be apart

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from my son another day.
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>> Li: You know, it's

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understandable that Sheila's
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sweetheart. She was a monster,
but she was also

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your birth mother.
>> Finn: I mean, I'd always

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hoped to find out where
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thought in a million years
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You know, she showed up on
my wedding day. That's

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the best day of my life.
And it's just been one

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nightmare after another.
>> Li: It's finally over.

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>> Finn: It is. But do I feel
conflicted? I wish things

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were different.
I wish she was different.

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I'd hope to find some good
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I mean, that's-- that's why
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But there wasn't,
it was just darkness.

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And she tried to kill Steffy.
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She almost killed you.
>> Li: Thank God the nightmare

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is finally over.
Sheila is dead, and we're

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finally free.
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>> Sheila: Deacon, I assure
you that I'm being very

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careful. I didn't go through
the trouble of cutting off

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my own toe to do something
stupid that was gonna put me

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back in prison.
>> Deacon: Yeah. Which is

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exactly what we'll be
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>> Sheila: My disguise works.
>> Deacon: You got lucky.

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>> Sheila: No, you got lucky.
You fell for it.

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You fell for me.
Hope fell for it too.

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>> Deacon: Hope said you
look familiar. She was trying

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to figure out where she knew
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>> Sheila: She didn't
recognize me. Hope looked me

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dead in the eyes
and she didn't have a clue

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who I was.
>> Brooke: So, Thomas wants

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you to go over to Eric's
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that Douglas should be living
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Hope, you can't let that happen.
>> Hope: I know. Mom, I know.

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This is Douglas's home.
This is where he belongs.

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He has a little sister
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but I also don't wanna start
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>> Liam: That you'll win.
>> Hope: Well, we don't know

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that, and either way,
it will be very difficult

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for Douglas. I just want him
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>> Brooke: Honey, that's what
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And you and Liam,
you've created this wonderful

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environment here where he has
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Douglas to be with him
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than Douglas.
>> Hope: And that is why

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I'm taking him up on
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>> Liam: Wait, you're going
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>> Hope: To pay them
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>> Thomas: You know,
when I came back to L.A.,

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I-- I-- I did a lot of things
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Douglas needed a stable home
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him that.
>> Eric: They did a great job

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with Douglas.
>> Thomas: I wasn't fit

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to raise him on my own.
>> Taylor: Yeah. But look

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at you now. You--
you got help and you did

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a lot of hard work, so.
>> Thomas: Yeah. It's 'cause

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I love Douglas more than
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I wanna be the kind of father
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The kind of father
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and I think I am now. Right?
If I didn't think I was ready,

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then I wouldn't be doing this.
I wouldn't be pushing

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for this, but I am.
He's lived with-- with Hope

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for so long and--
and it's time for him

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to live with me.
>> Eric: Well, I hate to say

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this, but you could be in
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custody battle.
>> Thomas: Yeah. I hope it

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doesn't come to that.
I believe I can convince Hope

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that this is where
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>> Li: Thank you. I really
enjoy our get-togethers.

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I just-- just wish we didn't
spend the whole time talking

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about Sheila.
>> Finn: Yeah. Yeah. But you

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know, I think it's good
to get it all out. You know,

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it's healthy. It's--
She's been such a weight on

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all of our lives.
>> Li: I hate that you went

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through all of this.
>> Finn: Yeah, me too.

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But I've been talking with
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it's important to try and
find the silver lining

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when one reflects on
traumatic events.

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>> Li: Silver lining?
>> Finn: Yeah. Like how

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the good in us push through.
You know, even when it was dark.

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I took a bullet for
my wife. I saved Steffy's

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life and now we're back
together. And after she

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thought she lost me forever,
that-- that deepened our love

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beyond words.
Not so different than

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a mother doing everything
she could to save her

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son's life, risking her own
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I can't describe to you
how much I love you.

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>> Li: I love you too.
>> Finn: But, now we're free.

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And we never have to worry
about Sheila again.

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>> Deacon: Okay. I'm gonna
head down to work.

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Sheila, please.
Pretty please. Just--

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just stay here. Don't do
anything that's gonna wind up

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putting us back behind bars.
>> Sheila: I glad your

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confidence in me is
just exhilarating.

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>> Deacon: You know, you've
done some terrible things

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in your life, but I have
never doubted how much

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you love Finn.
I know that you wanna have--

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>> Sheila: No, I-- I need.
>> Deacon: You need to see

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him again, but you can't.
It's too dangerous. Be good

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>> Sheila: Deacon. Deacon.
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>> Brooke: So, how are you
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>> Liam: Uh, you know,
it's fine. I'm fine. I--

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You know, I-- I don't wanna
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but I also trust Hope
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up deciding.
>> Brooke: But?

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>> Liam: But, I don't trust
Thomas and I never have

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and I never will.
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Douglas's health
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>> Brooke: Yeah, I agree.
>> Liam: Here's-- here's

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the thing. Hope has this
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to forgive, right?
She can look at anyone

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and see the good in them.
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I don't want Thomas taking
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convincing her to let him
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>> Brooke: Okay. So we can't
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I fear for that boy
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that you and Hope
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>> Thomas: I wanna thank you

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for always being there for me.
It's hard. Sometimes, some

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people only see you
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>> Taylor: Yeah. But there
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Okay? And I will always
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I'm your mom. And I believe
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you can provide a loving home
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And that's what he is.
He's your son.

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>> Thomas: Hope.
>> Hope: Hi.

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>> Thomas: Hi.
>> Taylor: Hi, Hope.

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I will give you guys some time.
>> Thomas: Okay. Come on in.

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>> Hope: So I, um, wanted
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I stopped by so I could see
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for Douglas.
>> Thomas: Wow. I--

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Thank you so much.
I know this isn't exactly

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easy for you. The fact that
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it means so much to me.
Thanks for giving me a chance.

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For giving Douglas
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>> Liam: You know what's funny
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I still just-- I hate Thomas
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I hate it. And I know--
I mean, I gue-- I know that

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the guy's been working on
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he's changed.
>> Brooke: Deep down though,

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you still feel that he's
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still obsessed with her.
It would be foolish not

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to keep her guard up.
>> Liam: Yes. But in this

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one instance, I am totally
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there because I want her
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what the deal is with
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>> Hope: So, what have
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>> Thomas: We've been having
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We've been reading, uh,
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I mean, Douglas is just
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>> Douglas: Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad.
>> Thomas: What?

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>> Douglas: You're never
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but did you know that spiders
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>> Thomas: What?
>> Douglas: Oh, Mom!

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>> Hope: Hey.
>> Thomas: What are you

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doing here?
>> Hope: Oh, I just--

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I miss you.
>> Douglas: I miss you too.

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Same for Liam and Beth,
but I'm having so much

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fun here. Thank you for
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[Hope chuckles]
>> Hope: Oh.

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[Thomas chuckles]

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>> Deacon: Excuse me, sir.

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If you're done with that,
I'll be happy to--

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>> Finn: Deacon. Hey, man.
Come here. I, um, you know

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what? I-- I still haven't
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>> Deacon: No, no, come on.
It's okay.

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>> Finn: It is not okay.
I mean, I-- You saved my life.

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I've been meaning
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>> Deacon: Listen, coming
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it's busy work.
>> Finn: Yeah. Yeah.

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But you saved my entire world
and if you hadn't come,

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Steffy and I, we would've--
>> Deacon: I was at the right

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place at the right time.
You are the walking miracle.

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>> Finn: No. Well,
it's a miracle that wouldn't

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have happened if you hadn't
called 9-1-1.

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>> Deacon: I'm just glad you're
okay. How-- how you feeling?

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>> Finn: I'm good. I'm good.
I'm just taking it one day

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at a time.
>> Deacon: It's gotta be

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incredible to be back with
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and I hear your mom's doing
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>> Finn: Yeah, she is.
Um, my mother's

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a strong woman.
>> Deacon: I-- I'm just so

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sorry you guys had to go
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I can't even believe it.
>> Finn: It has been easier

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to do now that Sheila
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I assume you heard through Hope
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>> Deacon: Yeah.
>> Finn: Something wrong?

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