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Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.

It's been a long time since my last confession.

What are your sins, my son?

I've done something.

Something bad.

Something horrible.

Did you hurt someone, Travis?

Not yet.

Then it's not too late to confess and let God absolve you of your sins.

No.

It is too late. I can't undo it.

Undo what?

What have you done?

The fire.

What fire?

Where?

The arson boys have isolated the point of origin. We'll know more once they've

had a chance to sift through the ashes.

Any victims?

One. Father Joseph Danskin, the sick bit, you guys. Somebody locked him in

confession. Never had a chance.

Tell me that somebody saw something.

Well, there's a church janitor who lives above the choir room, and as soon as we

can find somebody who speaks Portuguese and get him over here, we're going to

talk to him also. There's a church -run shelter across the street. I only went

to check that out.

Okay.

Check with the Archdiocese, find out if there was anybody that had a beef with

Father Denton.

Give me a list of the parishioners, and I want to know who's been doing business

with this church for the last two years. Will do.

What are you thinking?

Came back to admire his handiwork?

It's been known to happen.

All right, well, give me a copy of every photo and every piece of video that's

been rolled here.

All right, that ought to end everything to my friends and friends. Go, my

friends.

Yes, it looks like we've got an eyewitness.

Oh, yeah?

I suppose you got a pretty good look at the guy.

Angel!

Mesh!

How are you? I had a feeling I'd be seeing you today.

Oh, gosh, I wish you wouldn't say it like that.

What do you got for me?

You saw the guy?

Yes, I did.

But I'm afraid you won't believe him.

Well, try me.

It was the devil, Mesh.

It was the devil incarnate.

here in front okay okay everybody else is me on the side street here off

or i'm back here okay now remember he's got eyes in the back of his head and a

nose for trouble so maintain radio silence at all times also keep clear of

line of sight okay now how are we going to control his point of entry all right

approximately three minutes before he arrives harv you move your car creating

space right here in front he's going to take it he's going to enter the building

to the south side through this door here Once inside, the hostess will move him

around the bar and funnel him into this corridor here. Okay, we're going to be

set up right here, here, and here.

On my signal, we converge.

Any questions?

Yeah, who's the target?

What's the case? I mean, who's our mark?

It's no case.

We're planning a national surprise birthday party.

What?

So, Caitlin, do you have a date for Nash's party?

Uh, no.

No, no. Good. I was wondering if maybe we could, you know, go together. Oh, no.

No, no. I'm not going anywhere.

I want to be with you.

Um, co -workers. Good morning, Ms. Cross.

Ah, Rick, how are you?

Great.

Are we giving a CPR demonstration this morning, Ms. Cross?

Why, Nash, would it make you want to sign up? Oh, no, no, no.

It would make me want to vigorously avoid a heart attack.

Oh, well, you'd have to have a heart first.

Yeah, right after you.

Oh, hey, hi. Over here. Oh, please check the labels, all right? I want

everything in alphabetical order.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What's going on here?

Didn't they tell you, Nash? I'm moving in.

Okay, well, the second question would be why.

Oh, watch your back.

Always.

Comes to you.

MCD is asking me to do a full audit investigation on your unit. Oh, I'm

be going through all the old SIU files.

Fun, no? Fun?

Oh, yeah, like a good case of the gout.

Now, how long are you planning to stay with?

I don't know, six months maybe. I mean, unless I find something really wonky,

then maybe longer.

Well, would you be a little more comfortable back up there where my

to be? It's got a nice view. It's really sweet of you, Nash. It's quiet. I

really like it here with you boys.

Uh -huh.

So, what kind of vitamins do you take for breakfast, or do you just eat the

nails? You know, Nash, your caustic humor seems to be covering some worry.

You hiding something, maybe?

Sister, the only thing you're going to find in those boxes is the occasional

drop. I'm sure they're going to leave me to a whole lot of rats.

Well, I bet you it doesn't.

Why are you guys still hanging out at my desk?

Not hanging around.

Loitering. Let's be clear about something.

There will be no party, no present, no surprises.

What do you mean?

You know exactly what I'm talking about. Now beat it.

Harvey, what'd you get on those press picks?

Oh, boss.

Fine a collection of San Francisco night crawlers as you'd ever want to see

caught in broad daylight.

Angel.

Yeah, he's up top. He was complaining about molting, so I sent him up so he

could try out.

Joe, shall we go up and chat with our fine feathered friend?

You got a plan?

Hell no, I don't have a plan. I'm more worried about the plan he's got for me.

bed and breakfast, man.

Hey, you're welcome in my hotel anytime. You know that. Take a look at these

pictures. What am I looking for? The devil.

Him?

Or him?

Maybe him.

Angel, we're looking for one guy. One guy can't be three guys.

The devil has many faces.

That's what makes him so hard to recognize.

Angel, if you're going to play games, you can play with yourself because I'm

busy. It was dark.

You either saw him or you didn't. Just because I can't recognize him does not

mean I did not see him.

Have you ever noticed every time an angel drops into your life, something

strange happens? No, I never noticed because if I noticed, then I'd have to

think about it. If I thought about it, then I'd have to explain it.

Hey, are you Bridget? Yeah.

Oh, you got a permit for that tool belt there?

Oh, that's a good one. That wasn't being funny.

Watch out where you're pointing that nail gun, Buster.

Sign here.

Now, why would I do that?

Because it's a work org.

I'm supposed to be looking for some kind of phantom short.

Oh, you're the electrician. Oh, oh, oh, oh, you're the electrician. Oh, yeah,

great. Okay, now dig it. This used to be a rave club.

Hell, the place has probably seen more happen than Tim Larry.

All right, now look. There's a short in here, and you've got to find it. They

told me that this used to be a cannery. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was that, too.

So, what the hell am I looking for?

Oh, don't worry. You'll know it when you see it and hear it.

Evan, put a leash on Angel until we figure out if we're going to need him or

not. Harvey, what'd the fire boys have to say?

Phosphorus with a gasoline chaser.

All hooked up to a timer by way of igniter cord.

Maximum damage, minimum time, very hard to extinguish. Sounds like you knew what

he was doing. Sounds like Dante Rolland.

I thought Dante was out of the fire for hire, Biz.

Yeah, he was.

Maybe he is. You know what they say, only a match broke away.

All right, get a car. Dante, Joseph, let's take a ride.

Dominguez. The restaurant called. They want to know how many people are coming.

Oh, hi, honey.

They also would like to know if we want to pay for a cash bar or have an open

bar. I'll have to get back to you on that one.

Okay, honey, bye.

Well, well, well, well, well. Hello, Dante Rollins. I'd know that beak

Who is this?

I'll give you one guess.

You here too, Dominguez?

Manufacturing M80s in your basement?

Not too smart, Dante.

Should have never lit that cigarette.

I thought you were on the patch.

I am now.

The body patch.

Listen, Dante, we got a little problem.

Maybe you can help us out.

I don't think so.

Well, we had a church that was torched last night.

If you hadn't been admitted three days ago, I'd swear it was you.

Hello?

Hello, Manila.

Dante, when I catch this guy, if he even mentions your name, guess what you get

to be?

An accessory to murder.

Okay, okay.

I showed the guy how to use phosphorus powder with a timer.

I told him enough stuff for maybe six or seven fires.

Don't ask me his name because I don't know it. When I catch this guy, I'm

to bring him back here. And you better hope he hasn't been scorched from your

memory. Got it?

Just a little reminder.

Thank you.

Got a stick?

Yeah, sure. What's up?

It's about tomorrow.

Oh, the surprise party? Yeah, I mean, we're both going to be there, and I just

didn't want anything weird to happen.

Yeah, I'll try not to make a scene.

Good. I mean, thanks.

SIU, Inspector Leak.

Miss you.

Anyway, you know, I just didn't want it to be awkward.

Right.

We'll be fine.

Good. I feel better.

Now that that's settled, can I ask you for a big favor?

My car's in the shop. Can you take me to pick up the party supplies tomorrow?

Yeah, yeah, no problem.

We got a suspicious fire at a construction site, and the artsmen guys

might hook up with ours.

Great, let's roll.

Okay, so I'll call you?

Cool. Bye.

He severed the gas line, set the phosphorus and the timer beneath it. The

went off, the fire erupted down the gas line. Boom.

Found two crispies inside.

You're pretty sure it's related to last night's fire?

Related? Hell, identical twins. This is definitely the same guy. Thanks, Bill.

Harvey?

Right behind you over there.

He doesn't look like he's here to make some more, does he?

Sure, guys.

I'll go left.

You got him. You got him. All right, Jake. Cool.

All right, turn around. Face front.

That's him. Second from the left.

Positive.

I recognize his aura.

His aura?

Blessed auras from the blue -green hue.

Evil auras tend toward the red. His face, Angel. Do you recognize his face?

Inspector Bridges, can I have a word with you, please?

Hello, Caitlin.

Do I know you?

This is Angel. Angel, this is Inspector Cross.

She's our new addition around here. I know.

Angel knows things. Get used to it.

Happy birthday, Nash.

Thanks, Angel.

Ronnie, could you get Angel here?

Something to eat and a nice place to rest. Angel,

I want you to take some time and think about this, okay?

Because I really need your help on it.

I've given you all the help I'm capable of giving you.

Okay, good.

I'll see you later. Thanks, Angel.

I'm going to need to talk to your staff today. And then when I'm done talking to

him, I'm going to have to talk to Cortez.

Excuse me, did I miss a memo here, Joe?

Did something come in that says she's working this case?

I don't know. I better ask her.

Travis Owens' lawyer filed a police brutality suit against Inspector Cortez.

And you're going to give that credibility?

I have to investigate all cases next.

You think that sleazeball's word over ours? I am not taking anybody's word.

just trying to find out the truth.

Well, let me save you some time.

He did it.

And that's what you're going to hand to the DA, huh?

An unreliable witness and a battered suspect who you're going to have to let

unless Mr. Angel over here can positively ID him, which wouldn't hold

scrutiny even if he could.

So you're from Chicago, right?

Yep. Dad's a cop, brothers are both cops.

Yep, yep.

Any abuse in the family?

Excuse me?

I'm just curious.

Look, whether there was or whether there wasn't, it's none of your damn

business. I thought you just wanted to talk. Do I need a lawyer here? No. No,

you don't need one.

You're from a well -known family of cops in Chicago. You're out here. I'm

curious why.

Look, you want to know what happened between Owen and me? All you got to do

ask. Okay? He went off on me, I defended myself, and I was doing my job.

Your job is not to go off on him. He was resisting arrest.

So your partner was with you, right?

No, not exactly at the moment that he hit me in the mouth, no.

That's it? That's your story?

That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

Thank you.

I don't know how it looks. It can be deceiving. That woman is a killer.

Nash is not going to let her boil you over this.

Don't worry about it.

Oh, lookie here.

Oh, our buddy Travis.

Where are you off to, you little firebug?

You ready?

I'm ready.

Stop spying on me. You have no right to spy on me.

Mr. Owen, you're interfering with a police investigation. I strongly urge

back off or I'm going to have to arrest you again.

I've already filed a complaint against him. I can file one against you too,

Jacko. You're both a couple of jackbooted thugs.

You're not going to get away with this.

You cannot harass a private citizen.

Let me tell you something.

Come here, come here, come here. Hey!

That is a creepy son of a bitch.

And somewhere there's a mother who loves him?

Think?

Hey, Nick.

I learned the pot rules.

I like it, Mark.

That makes two of us.

How was your day?

Very interesting.

I found out your daughter and your so -called best friend are planning a

surprise party for you tomorrow night, even though everybody knows you don't

want one.

I knew it.

Those rats.

Well, I thought I should tell you. I hope you're not mad.

Oh, hell no. I'm glad you're an ally.

Always, son.

What do you want me to do?

Uh, just keep abreast of the situation. I do not want to get trapped in some

damn surprise party, all right?

Absolutely. We'll fool them all. We'll go to Jacobo's and have some puddin'

asbestos. Beautiful.

That's a beautiful idea.

What the hell did you do with the opener?

Don't look at me.

I'm sorry to barge in, but I had to talk to you.

I'm off the clock.

Believe me, if it could wait, I wouldn't be here, Nash.

Um...

My dad says hello.

It's okay, Nick. You can start without me.

All right, what's up?

Three years ago, Cortez threw a suspect through a plate glass window.

Uh -huh.

That was right after he broke four of his wife's ribs, as I recall, ruptured

eardrum, and collapsed one of her lungs.

It's me.

He bought a hook, line, and sinker. Are you sure you can get him to Miller's?

Trust me.

I'll get him there.

He's been characterized as an erratic, aggressive hothead. Comes from a family

of hotheads.

Evan Cortez is an excellent cop, Ms. Cross.

I just want to tell you where I'm going with this, all right?

All right.

If I can establish a pattern of inappropriate behavior, I am going to

that he be relieved, or at the very least, reassigned.

Never happen.

I just hope you're smart enough not to get in my way.

I'm pretty smart.

Good morning.

Well, happy birthday morning, boys.

Hey, it's your birthday today.

Gee, I keep forgetting.

Yeah. All right, what do we got here?

Three years ago, Travis Owen became a member of that church he torched.

And up until last April, he worked construction for Wade Lindstrom when he

today's victims.

Oh, sounds like old Travis settling some old scores.

I'd like to know the connection between this church and the construction site,

other than what it has to do with Travis.

Boys, I got no idea if this helps, but it is certainly one for the It's a Small

World fight.

Jeff Bellamy, the architect on the construction job, was scheduled to get

married in that church in two weeks.

Well, now, that's a small world that I want to know more about.

Harvey, get a warrant for Travis.

and move on him. Evan, have you run into Caitlin Cross this morning?

No, why?

Well, don't.

She wants to burn you, baby.

Tell me about it. Just be cool. She's out of her way. We got this.

You love your work, but you work too hard at love.

It's right in front of you. If you'll just open your eyes, you'll see through

the disguise.

Angel.

Yeah, I think you were right. He must have went through the rear window and

through the backyard.

And nobody saw him?

Nope. Damn it.

Good help is hard to find. Yeah, yeah.

All right.

He's probably long gone, but in case he isn't, we're going to conduct a house to

house. Anybody check this garage?

Had another box coming. At the hospital?

Yeah. He got lucky. He's going to be okay. It wasn't too bad.

Anything useful?

Personal stuff mostly. Letters, pictures. Hard to tell what's important

Well, the fact that he was willing to torch his past, that's important.

A lot of pictures of this dame.

You got a name to go with it?

Got a first name.

Laura, my heart beats for you. Laura, my wings meet for you.

Laura, my eyes think for you.

I can't take it. This guy's a better pyro than he is a poet.

Okay, let's put a last name for Laura. Excuse me, Joe. Hey, guys, check this

out.

Travis has got a relative.

City man of retirement home? Yeah, it's his maternal grandmother. She's right

here in town, and apparently they were very, very close.

Oh, well, she's going to be worth a visit.

Okay, just one more stop, all right?

Look, would it be a breach of non -dating etiquette if we could possibly

some food? Because I'm absolutely starving.

Oh, well, just food?

Yeah. Not a date?

No, no, no, not a date. Not at all. We'll just, like, maybe go get some

something real quick.

Okay. Oh!

Ouch. Are you okay?

Yeah, is it bad?

It's beautiful.

I'm sorry I didn't mean to push you into... Listen, we're still broken up,

right? Yes.

I just wanted to make that clear.

Good afternoon,

lady. Oh, hello.

Looking for Gloria?

Oh, yes.

I'm Gloria.

Gloria, my name is Harvey Lake. I'm a policeman.

Oh, wonderful. My grandson, Travis, is a fireman.

Yes, I know.

Uh...

Ladies, please, enjoy your game. I just need the kibitz with Gloria here a

second.

Actually, Travis is the reason that I'm here.

Isn't he a wonderful young man?

He's very nice.

He always brings me the most wonderful gift.

See this locket?

He gave it to me.

It's a picture of him and his bride.

She's a wonderful girl.

Very sweet.

And what's her name?

Her name is Laura Smith.

Well, it's... Oh, and now, they'll hope to know.

They sent me pictures of their trip.

Oh, I'm looking forward to meeting her.

Uh -huh. You have any idea where Laura works?

Yes. She works at the Design Center.

She's one of those artsy types.

The Design Center here in San Francisco? Oh, yes.

Thank you, Gloria.

Well, thank you very much, Mr. Fortner.

I'll definitely be in touch, all right?

Thank you.

Whatever. What's he doing here?

He filed a complaint against Cortez in 1995.

Oh, I know what he did.

What I was asking is, what is he doing here now?

Well, it's called establishing a pattern of behavior, and I'll also be talking

to a Bobby Slezak and an Edmundo Rialto. You know, the opinion of two people out

of the thousands that we've dealt with isn't going to lead you to the truth.

I'll be the judge of that.

Judge, jury, and execution.

Right?

Excuse me?

I know what's happening here.

You can't find any dirt on me, so you're going after my guys.

I'll get around to you, Nash.

If you want me, then come on.

Come on straight ahead at me.

Evan is a good cop.

If you want to take a run at me, run.

but leave my guys alone.

Lecture over?

Not quite.

Rules are written in black and white. Lives aren't.

Especially if you're a cop.

Is that worth anything to you?

Yeah. Worth enough for my undivided attention.

You should blot it.

What?

Blot it.

So the stain won't spread.

Club soda works well, too, they say.

Believe there's some in the refrigerator.

All right, thanks.

You're welcome.

Can

I

help you with that?

Uh, no, no, no, no, I'm fine.

Hey, what are you getting Nash for his birthday?

Nothing. Nothing?

Yeah, nothing.

Very original. I guess you don't have to worry about someone else getting the

same thing, right?

So what are you getting Nash for his birthday? I don't know. I haven't

it out yet.

Might I suggest you look to your heart at what you most desire as a clue to

Nash would like?

Or a crystal paperweight. That's always nice.

There's one in the window at Macy's that he's had his eye on.

Crystal paperweight.

You know what?

That's not a bad idea.

Bye -bye.

It's not what you think.

Pardon me?

What you're looking for.

It's not what you think.

It's something else.

How's it going?

Find the family of the disco yet?

There is no disco music.

There is no disco light show.

There is.

Look, I checked every line in the place. It's all accounted for. The 220s, the

amps, the volts.

I ran it all the way back from the breaker box to the fuses to the line

regulators.

Everything's accounted for.

Yeah, well, everybody on the boat heard it and saw it.

Look, it's in there somewhere. Just look harder.

Hey, Joe.

What's good about it is there's a change in venue for Nash's party.

Oh, yeah.

Jacopos. Jacopos?

Right. 7 .30? Yeah, sure.

Oh, I know.

Yeah, take a look.

Hey.

Can we talk?

On or off the record?

Off.

Uh, sure.

Why did you become a cop?

Because you were expected to or because you wanted to?

Uh, I haven't really thought about it.

Come on, nobody just becomes a cop at random.

Uh, why'd you become a cop?

Possibly in reaction to my father.

I was a powerful guy in the Washington, D .C. political world, and I guess I

wanted to help people, just not in his world.

I'll tell you a little story.

When I was about 10 years old, my father picked me up from school, right?

And on the way home, he gets a call that there'd been a mugging.

So we go over there, and it turns out to be our parish priest, Father Mike.

By the time we got there, he was already dead.

I'm standing there and there's blood all around.

I couldn't stop staring at his hands.

I was thinking to myself that, you know, Father Mike, he could throw a football

farther than anybody.

I don't know.

I guess if I had to pick a moment when I decided to be a cop, that would have

been it.

And do you still think about what happened to Father Mike 20 years ago?

I said my prayers for Father Mike a long time ago.

Can I go now?

Oh, Angel, I'm sorry. I forgot you were even here.

I've already given you what you need.

It's up to you now.

Oh, and here I thought you were going to deliver them up to me on a silver

platter.

Sometimes you look.

But you do not always see.

Goodbye, my friend.

And happy birthday.

Thank you, Angel.

Bye -bye.

What does that mean?

I have no idea. I think it means that he wants me to get laser eye surgery.

Oh, Joe, I got a message of yours by mistake. It's from Barney's Banquet

They called to confirm your reservation for tonight.

I didn't even know they had a bank with me.

Call them and cancel, Joe.

I know what this is. They're calling to confirm the cancellation I called in

earlier. It's an old mess.

It's not going to work. Call them and cancel it. Is this some sort of

joke? Some sort of childish institutional hazing or something?

That depends.

What are we talking about?

My wallet, Nash.

It's missing from my purse, which was in my desk drawer.

Do you have your desk drawer locked?

It's a police station.

I always lock my drawer. I mean, there's a lot of criminals around here if you

haven't noticed.

Hey, don't look at me. I have assiduously stayed away from your

What are you going to do about this?

I'm going to start by locking my drawer.

Nash, I want something done.

Okay, like what?

Well, like how about nobody leaves this building until I get my wallet back.

How's that?

Okay.

Total amnesty for anyone that's been near or in Ms. Cross's drawers.

I'm sorry, I took her wallet.

Anyone?

I'm sorry.

No one seems to know anything about it. Oh, although I do have a robbery report

form here that you could fill out. And if you need a loan... I don't need a

loan. And I'm so glad you find this all amusing.

You know, um...

A little paste of baking soda and ginger ale will lift that stain right out.

What? The sugar in the ginger ale lifts the stain right out.

What?

Your mouth is open, but no words are coming out.

I hate you.

Something I said?

Nash, I've got a beat on Laura. She works at the Design Center, Harvard and

Ford. Get out of here. Evan, go with him. Oh, and gentlemen.

You know that party that was supposed to be at Barney's tonight?

It's canceled.

Spread the word.

There she is. Oh, man, she looked like a runner.

I think you might be able to catch her, Mark. Oh, yeah, thanks.

Excuse me, miss.

Laura Smith.

Yes? SFPD, we need to speak to you. Oh, the community policing forum is on level

two, conference room.

No, this is about you and Travis Owen.

I'm sorry, I don't know who that is. Well, he seems to know you.

Where did you get that picture?

From him. Maybe you could tell us why he has it along with a dozen others.

Him being Travis Owen?

I've never seen this man before in my life.

I don't recognize him.

I see hundreds of people every day.

How do you think he got a hold of these pictures?

I don't know.

The weird part is, I still have all these photos. So how could he be stolen

them? Damn good question.

This theater ticket stub says on the back, mine and Laura's first date.

Shawshank Redemption.

Yes, I saw that movie.

Oh, my God.

I do remember.

But that was like three years ago.

But I don't think his name was Travis. He looked different then. He was heavier

and he had a beard.

God, that was such an awful experience.

I just put it out of my mind.

Where'd you meet him?

He worked at the drugstore near my house.

Did you have these pictures developed at that drugstore?

Oh, my God, that's where he got the pictures.

What bookstore was that?

A Webley's near 26th and Lawton.

And you mentioned that you were getting married.

And is your fiancé an architect named Jeffrey Bellamy?

Yes.

This little jigsaw puzzle is starting to take on a picture.

This guy, Travis, has had a deep relationship with you ever since you

the movie theater with him three years ago.

Call your fiancé and have him come down here.

Catherine, would you give a hand here with Miss Smith?

Thank you.

Happy to, Captain.

Freeze, Travis.

Drop it.

Put the gun down, buddy.

Put it down.

Do the math.

It should have been mine.

It should have been mine. It's not fair.

It's not fair.

We're going to get you some help, buddy.

I'm sorry for that.

Good work, guys.

Yeah.

Welcome to the swinging after you, family.

Hello, father. Bitchin' light show.

Oh, thanks.

Son, Jacopo's awaits. I've got us a nice, quiet, intimate reservation for

Oh. Sounds perfect.

Okay, Bridges.

I'm gonna find your phantom light show. I gotta shut down your power.

In sections.

Did you just get here?

Yeah. I took a dinner break.

Why? Well, because the phantom returned.

And I'm talking the full tilt boogie.

full -on, fence -around, starlight express rocker.

Yeah, right.

All right, let's go.

Look who's wallet turned up and lost in front.

Oh, I think that's Caitlin, no?

Uh -huh. All right, I'll see that she gets it. All right.

Oh, Nashman. Yeah.

Happy birthday.

Hey,

maybe she'll give you a reward.

I just hope she doesn't think I'm the one that took it.

They're on their way.

Bridge, Joe Dominguez. Please leave a message after the beep.

Yeah, Dominguez.

Hey, Spadina.

8 -7 -40, I'm at Jacobus. Where the hell is everybody?

Well, call me.

Good evening, sir.

I believe this belongs to you.

So you finally decided your little prank got old.

If there was a joke, I wasn't in on it.

Um,

yeah, for a minute, sure.

Next question.

How'd you find me?

I've decided to recommend that Cortez only be reprimanded.

Really?

May I ask what changed the wind in your sails?

Well, this time.

And only this time.

I took your advice to heart.

Wow.

You want to check that just to make sure everything's there? I mean, you never

know.

Disgusting, please.

Well, that's bizarre.

How did that get in there?

You want to stay for dinner?

I can't.

Yeah, it's no problem, of course.

No, I have...

My double -crossing family out there. We're late for my surprise party, which

at Miller's.

And we're headed to Jacopo's. So I'm sure they're sitting out there right now

a dead -on panic trying to figure out how in the hell they're going to get me

from Jacopo's to Miller's.

Would you like to join us?

Maybe next time.

Okay.

I'll see you tomorrow.

See you tomorrow.

You know what?

Yeah.

Happy birthday.

Thank you.

What happened?

She said thank.

Looked like a lot more than that to me.

You're wrong.

Now, you know, I'm just not in the mood for Italian tonight.

Well, son, what are you in the mood for? It's your birthday. We can go anywhere

you want.

You know what?

Hamburgers sound really good to me.

Onion rings?

Uh -huh.

I'm thinking, you know where we haven't been in a while?

Miller's.

Miller's? You want to go to Miller's? Yeah!

All right, it's unanimous.

Miller's.

Miller's it is.

I don't want to see another black kid from the ghetto make a big mistake

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Somebody knows something about these punks, and I want to know what it is.

only thing more dangerous than crossing a line between right and wrong.

Am I in some kind of trouble? I don't know.