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>> Brooke: Must have been

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really hard for Steffy.
>> Hope: I mean,

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can you imagine?
How long has she been hoping

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for her parents to get back
together? And then they're

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finally standing up there
at the altar and she has

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to make the difficult decision
to speak up. I mean, honestly,

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I'm-- I'm proud of her.
>> Brooke: I am too. It took

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guts for her to tell the truth,
even though Taylor

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wasn't able to.
>> Steffy: Oh. Hello.

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Um...
Hey, so before you

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start in on me,
I just wanna say--

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>> Brooke: Thank you.
I wanna thank you for

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what you did.
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>> Sheila: Oh!
Can I do it again?

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>> Deacon: Hm?
>> Sheila: Come on.

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Let's play a game of rummy.
>> Deacon: No.

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>> Sheila: All right.
Then, how about strip poker?

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>> Deacon: No, thanks.
>> Sheila: Come on.

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What's your problem? I'm--
I'm just trying to have

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a little fun.
>> Deacon: Yeah. Well, the fun

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can't continue.
>> Sheila: What do you mean?

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>> Deacon: We can't bury
our heads in the sand.

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Your time's running out,
Sheila.

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>> Sheila: Time's running out?
>> Deacon: Yeah.

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>> Sheila: I've got news
for you, buddy.

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Time's running out for all
of us. That's why we have

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to make the most of it
and have as much fun as we can.

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>> Deacon: Yeah. Shacking up
with an escaped convict,

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that's-- that's fun?
That's making the most

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of my life?
>> Sheila: Well, no, it's not

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if you keep turning me down.
>> Deacon: Sheila, listen to me.

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We cannot keep pretending
that this can continue.

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It can't. You're gonna get
busted, especially if you keep

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going out of here in that
disguise. This only ends

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one way. That's with you
in a prison cell.

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>> Finn: Woman wanted
for attempted murder,

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mauled to death.

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[ knock on the door ]
>> Sanchez: Dr. Finnegan,

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it's Detective Sanchez.
>> Finn: Come on in, please.

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Hey, thank you so much
for meeting me.

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>> Sanchez: I gotta admit,
I was a bit confused by

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your message.
What is this all about?

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>> Brooke: I realize you were

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in a tough spot finding out
what Thomas did.

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>> Hope: It was still so hard
to believe after all

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the hard work he put into
bettering himself to gain

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our trust, and then to fake
that phone call to CPS

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to make everyone believe
that it was my mother.

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>> Steffy: Yeah. And to drag
Douglas into it and ask him

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to lie.
I really don't know

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what to say. I'm-- I'm angry.
And I'm-- I'm embarrassed.

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I'm horrified. I mean,
my parents should be

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celebrating their honeymoon
right now.

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>> Brooke: I know that's what
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But it shows a lot about
your character, that you're

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willing to tell your father
the truth. I don't know

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what's gonna happen between
Ridge and Taylor and me,

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but it doesn't matter.
I didn't want him to make

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a decision based on a lie.
And that's thanks to you.

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So whatever happens, just know
that I'm grateful for that.

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I'm grateful to you.
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>> Steffy: You don't need to
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exposing my brother, I did it
for my parents.

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So, when they do get married,
there won't be any lies

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between them.
>> Brooke: That's important

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for any marriage. But I have
to say, I'm not sure

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they're gonna get married
after this.

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>> Steffy: Well, my father has
some deep soul searching to do.

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That's why he left town.
To gain perspective.

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Same with my mom.
But I will say, Thomas's lie,

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him framing you, it still
doesn't change how my father

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feels about my mom
or what drove him to propose

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to her and want a future
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>> Brooke: Hmm. What about
Taylor's actions? Or should

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I say lack of action?
>> Steffy: Okay.

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>> Hope: I have to admit,
Steffy, I mean, it is surprising

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that Taylor decided to keep
quiet and-- and that she thought

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there was still a chance
for the wedding to happen.

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>> Brooke: Ridge found out that
Thomas manipulated him into

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thinking that I lied to him,
that I called CPS and Taylor

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found out about that moments
before the wedding.

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So she had to know that
that's why Ridge left me.

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That's why he gave me
annulment papers. She realized

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that the ceremony was based on
a lie, but she was still

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willing to go through with it.
I'm stunned. I'm really stunned

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your mother would do
something like that.

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♪♪

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>> Sheila: But what is it
with you? Why-- why is it

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always doom and gloom?
>> Deacon: It's called

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facing reality.
You can't hide here forever.

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>> Sheila: I agree. I just--
>> Deacon: How are you

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not stressed by this?
>> Sheila: What good would it

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do for me to stress?
I always land on my feet.

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>> Deacon: Maybe in the past
when you had ten toes.

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Might not be so easy this time.
Sheila, face it. You're living

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on borrowed time.
That prison cell is calling.

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>> Sheila: Okay, I get it.
I get it. Things they look

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dire. But you know what?
I've had my back up against

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the wall before.
They all thought my days

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were numbered when I was in
Genoa City. And-- and look

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what happened? I relocated
to Los Angeles. I...

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I married Eric Forrester.
And when things got bad,

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did I-- did I panic?
Did I give in to the negativity?

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No, I didn't.
I reinvented myself

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because that's what I do.
And this isn't gonna be

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any different,
I promise you that,

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Deacon. I am going to walk away
a free woman again.

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>> Deacon: You shot two people.
You kept a guy prisoner.

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You drove a woman off a pier.
But yeah, freedom's right

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around the corner for you.
>> Sheila: Of course it is.

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Have you ever heard
of a corpse going to prison

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before? Everyone thinks
I'm dead. And if they try

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to lock up this ghost,
I'm gonna float right through

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those bars again.
[ Sheila laughing ]

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♪♪
>> Finn: Something's been

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bothering me. Haven't been
able to put it out of my mind.

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>> Sanchez: Okay.
>> Finn: And I know I should

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just accept it and move on.
You know, forget all about it.

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About her.
Did you bring it?

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>> Sanchez: Yeah, I did.
And along with everything else

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pertaining to the case.
>> Finn: And it's okay that

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I have it?
>> Sanchez: Yeah. Like I said

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on the phone, case is closed.
I mean, they were a little

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delayed, but the medical
examiner wanted this to go

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to the next of kin or
be destroyed.

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So as Sheila Carter's son,
this now belongs to you.

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>> Steffy: Please don't judge
my mother. She wasn't planning

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on keeping the secret.
>> Hope: Just long enough

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to marry Ridge? I mean,
I'm not trying to judge.

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It just, it does seem
a little shady.

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>> Steffy: My brother convinced
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And his argument, it's--
it's valid because he said

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my father was marrying my mom,
not because of the CPS call,

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not because of you, Brooke,
because he actually loves

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my mother. So why should
we spoil the wedding?

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>> Brooke: Well, thankfully
you felt otherwise.

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>> Steffy: Yeah, I do agree
with Thomas somewhat.

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I know that my father loves
my mom. He assured us.

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And that's why
he was marrying her.

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But like I said,
I didn't want them to start

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a life based on a lie.
I didn't want there to be

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any secrets between them.
[phone chimes]

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>> Hopes: No matter what
the motivation, I mean,

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we're grateful to you.
I mean, thank you for

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speaking up when you did.
>> Steffy: Yeah, yeah,

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of course. Um, hey, it looks
like I'm gonna have to miss

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the Hope for the Future meeting.
I-- I-- You can forward me

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all the notes if that's
all right.

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>> Hope: Yeah, no, sure.
Actually, I mean,

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it's starting soon, right?
So, I should probably get going.

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>> Steffy: Huh.
>> Hope: Is everything okay?

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>> Steffy: Uh, yeah. Finn just
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I'm not sure what it's about.
>> Brooke: Well, thank you

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again, Steffy. I am very
impressed with what you did.

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>> Steffy: I don't know if
that's a compliment or

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an insult, but you're welcome.

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>> Thomas: Brooke.
[ Thomas sighs ]

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What's going on?
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>> Sheila: Hey. Thanks to
my cleverness, everyone thinks

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I'm dead and I am out of prison
and off everyone's radar.

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>> Deacon: Thanks to your
craziness, you mean. I feel

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like they should give you
a discount on shoes when

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you have nine toes.
I still cannot believe

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that you did that.
>> Sheila: You know what?

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Desperate times call for
desperate measures.

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Nurse Sheila's surgery,
it worked out just fine.

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And that's all that matters.
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>> Sanchez: You know,
forgive me for asking,

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but what are you hoping
to find with this? Closure?

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>> Finn: Maybe.
>> Sanchez: You said something

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was bothering you.
>> Finn: Just how she died.

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So brutally.
I guess I'm just

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looking for a little more
insight into what went down.

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>> Sanchez: Well, I mean, you
could, um, call a zookeeper.

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I'm sure they'd be able
to tell you a little bit more

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about bear behavior than
some chomped off toe can.

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>> Finn: That may be right.
>> Sanchez: I should get going.

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It was good seeing you.
You can give me a call

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if you have any more questions.
>> Finn: All right. Thank you.

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>> Sanchez: Mm-hmm.
Hello, Steffy.

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>> Steffy: Hi,
Detective Sanchez.

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>> Sanchez: You're doing well?
>> Steffy: Uh, yeah. I'm fine.

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Is everything okay?
>> Sanchez: Yeah. Just dropping

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something off to your husband.
I'm sure he'll explain.

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>> Steffy: Good to see you.
Why was Detective Sanchez here?

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[ Steffy gasps ]
Is that--

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What are you doing
with Sheila's toe?

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>> Finn: Hopefully getting
some much needed answers.

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>> Thomas: You should probably
take that photo home with you,

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by the way. Dad's not gonna
want it around once

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he's married to my mother.
That's still happening,

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by the way, even after
this little hiccup.

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>> Brooke: Hiccup? That's what
you're calling what you did

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to me and to your father.
What is wrong with you, Thomas?

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>> Thomas: I don't know.
I-- I mean, I had a really

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screwed-up stepmom
when I was a kid.

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>> Brooke: Oh, my God!
>> Thomas: Other than that--

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>> Brooke: This again?
Do you really hate me that much?

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>> Thomas: I don't hate you,
Brooke. God, honestly,

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I don't even think about you
that much.

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>> Brooke: Oh, you do.
You think about me all

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the time. You think about
how to ruin my life,

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how to destroy my marriage.
>> Thomas: That's not about

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you. That's about my father
and wanting what's best

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for him and his happiness.
>> Brooke: Thomas, you don't

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give a damn about your father
and what he wants.

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All you want is your little
fantasy of having your family

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back together.
Well, you know what?

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You hurt your father.
You betrayed him by destroying

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our marriage. What has he done
for you? He's done nothing

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but defend you and love you
and supports you. And this is

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how you repay him?
This is how you show your love?

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What? You have nothing to say?
>> Thomas: What do you want me

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to say? Like, I'm sorry.
Or I really want you

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and my dad to live
happily ever after?

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No, I'm not gonna do that.
>> Brooke: Wow. You have

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no remorse. None at all.
>> Thomas: Because I don't want

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you with my dad and ruining
his relationship with my mom?

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No, I don't have remorse
for that.

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>> Brooke: I'm really worried
about you, Thomas.

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>> Thomas: Don't be. I'm fine.
>> Brooke: No, you're not fine.

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I'm worried about all the
things that you've done,

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the lies, the manipulations,
the things you've done to

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my daughter, how you treated
her, your schemes, your bad

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choices. You've done so much.
But this time, you've gone

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too far. You hurt both
of your parents, Thomas.

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This time, you're going to pay
for what you've done.

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>> Steffy: Answers about Sheila

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from her toe? What exactly are
you talking about?

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>> Finn: Something about
her death just never sat

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right with me.
>> Steffy: I mean, you're not

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wrong. I definitely had
my questions and concerns,

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but it seems like all
the evidence from the scene

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adds up. I mean, perfect
example. Her toe is proof.

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>> Finn: Chomped off toe
as Sanchez put it.

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>> Steffy: What exactly
are you thinking?

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>> Finn: It's just a little
convenient, right?

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This idea that Sheila was
attacked and mauled by a bear?

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I-- I-- I avoided bringing
it up to you. You just had

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so much going on
with your family.

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>> Steffy: Bringing what up?
>> Finn: This suspicion

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I've had. I mean, does this
look chomped off to you?

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>> Steffy: I don't--
I don't really know.

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That's not my area
of expertise.

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>> Finn: I wanna look at it
closer, like under

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a microscope. But just to
the naked eye, it's--

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It looks too clean.
>> Steffy: Oh, my God.

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Are you suggesting Sheila
isn't dead?

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>> Finn: I think she's alive,
Steffy. Sheila Carter is alive.

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>> Sheila: This little piggy

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went to market.
This little piggy stayed home.

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And this little piggy
had roast beef.

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This little piggy had none.
And this little piggy, well,

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she had to take one
for the team.

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But she's kept mama
out of prison.

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>> Steffy: Is it true?

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Is Sheila alive?
Oh, my God.

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♪♪