All language subtitles for pf-2x02

Last week in Picket Fences.

Don't move, don't make a sound. Where's
the wallet?

It's in my briefcase. Get it.

Put down the knife or your head
explodes.

You got me an attempted robbery, tops.

See, if I do time, I gotta come looking
for the guy responsible.

You want me to indict the town mayor?
It's vigilantism. Now, you're not

any diminished capacity or insanity when
you pulled that trigger. It was

probably the most sane moment of my
life. I went with straight self

It's a risk.

I hope I didn't screw up. We find the
defendant.

Guilty as charged.

Oh, God.

I have not made love like that in my
entire life.

You just keep going and going.

How do you do that?

I don't know. I practice.

I have to admit, Max, when we first met,
I didn't think of you as being all that

overly passionate.

Boy, did I get that wrong.

Larry? Mm -hmm?

Could you do me a favor?

Does it require moving one single
solitary muscle?

Sort of.

I'd like you to go home.

Excuse me?

I'm sorry.

I don't mean to be weird, but I just
think that I need to be alone. What's

matter? Nothing.

Everything's fine.

I didn't please you, did I?

No, of course you did. I mean, it
wasn't... That's why you seem so

You were great.

It was great sex.

She said I had this killer day tomorrow,
and I just think that I sleep better

alone.

I understand.

I'm just a one -night conquest. I
understand.

You're not a one -night stand.

I can't even stay till morning.

Larry. Just sex with you? That's all?
Sport?

It wasn't just sex.

I care about you.

Well, tell me this. Are we gonna see
each other again?

Oh, forget it.

You're all the same. I can't believe I
could be so stupid. I knew it.

Pig.

You blew the guy off just because he
didn't have an orgasm?

It wasn't that.

I could just tell he wasn't the right
guy, that's all.

Uh -huh.

Tell me, Max.

The shrink you go to, you tell him about
the sex problem.

It's not a sex problem.

It's just a little drought.

Bless me, Father, for I have sinned.
It's been three months since my last

confession. Four?

All right, I thought it was three.

Mm -hmm.

The Lord is very forgiving.

How may I help you, my son?

I missed math four times.

I lied.

I committed a murder.

What was that last one?

Homicide.

He was an evil man who threatened my
life.

So... I engaged in retribution.

You understand.

The consequences of this act. I have
already been convicted in a court of law

and due back in court this morning to
try to overturn the conviction, but I

don't know.

In your mind, it was murder?

Where is he?

Hey, you son of a bitch, where is he?
Damn you!

You're right to have him!

Why don't you speak for God? You don't
speak for God!

Damn you!

Damn you!

Take him, get him processed.

I'm going to need your statement
downstairs.

Forgive me, I have to go to court first.
I have a small matter. I'm trying to

save my life.

We'll get you stitched up. I'm going to
need your statement, too.

You don't want to press charges.

I beg your pardon? What happens in the
confessional booth is strictly a

competition. He tried to kill you.

This is a private matter between us.
Now, wait a minute. Now, look, I've seen

his contrition.

I don't want to press charges.

Kitchen think time, Your Honor.

Desperation. May I finish my motion,
please?

Why? According to your own motion,
you're incompetent, so why bother? I

say I'm incompetent, you little snot.

All I said was the defense I gave Bill
Pugin was inadequate.

Why? Why? He's asking me why.

I heard him ask. I'd like to hear your
response.

Well, it was an error for me to
stipulate to the prosecution's case.

I could have cross -examined Howard Buss
and Carter Pike.

And what else?

It was a gross mistake for me not to go
with temporary insanity.

He had inadequate counsel.

The verdict should be overturned and
Bill Pugin should get a new trial.

And a new lawyer?

Well, since I learned from my mistakes,
I'm sure I could continue.

I have no doubt you could.

You're very good.

In fact, clever enough to use the
ineffective counsel defense when all

fails. It's not a tactic.

I screwed up. You went for self -defense
because you wanted an all -out victory.

Something you couldn't get with
diminished capacity.

Judge, I'm shocked.

I'm talking now, counsel.

You were fully aware of all legal
strategies available.

You gambled and lost.

That does not constitute incompetence.
But what about moving for a speedy

Stop wasting my time.

The verdict stands.

This matter is adjourned.

I just want to talk about it. I don't
want to talk about it.

You committed a crime, Joe. You acted
like a man. I don't have to talk with

about it.

This has to do with your kid dying,
doesn't it?

I didn't kill his son.

He had that disease.

Yes, hurlers, which we diagnosed in
utero. That child should never have been

born, Gary.

Maybe it wouldn't have been. Look, I
didn't go after them preaching anti

-abortion.

Patty and Joe, they came to me.

They wanted the position of the church.

I had to give it to them.

He was just three years old.

Don't get me wrong, Kenny. I love this
little guy.

I...

But if you knew how he suffered, no
child should be born just to suffer and

You can't blame the father.

Joe, we're Catholics.

We know he's got to come down against
the worst.

I got by that. I did.

It's the stand on birth control.

Patty and me, we can't have sex.

Why?

Both Joe and Patty carry the gene for
hurlers.

So if they had another child, it could
be just the same.

Deformed, retarded, short life
expectancy.

It would be irresponsible for them to
get pregnant.

But according to the church, it's a sin
for us to use birth control.

I thought they lightened up on that.

It's still against the laws of the
church.

And you know, Patty, so we can't have
kids. We can't have sex.

I'm losing my marriage, Kenny.

Sex doesn't make a relationship.

It helps.

I feel... I don't know, maybe I've been
a cop for so long. Lots of women are

unable during intercourse. I've never
been one of them. Until the last year or

so, I've always been able.

And you still can.

You're just refusing.

I'm refusing.

Unconsciously, yes.

It's about control, Max.

An orgasm is the ultimate in letting go.

And that's ridiculous.

You know, if Blue Cross weren't covering
this, I'd walk.

Best defense is a good offense, right?

Come on, Max. You've been coming here
for, what, nine weeks now?

Can't you come up with a new trick?

No. See, now you're playing the offense
because you know I'm right.

Of course. You're always right. Just
like you were right to go to bed with

insurance salesman on the fourth date.

What? Is it your professional opinion
that I'm a slut?

Not my professional.

Opinion, no.

Danny. Max, you didn't really trust this
guy.

Not having an orgasm is your way of
withholding, your way of refusing to

somebody. I think when you're with
somebody you trust, you truly trust,

won't be any fear of intimacy and no
problems with climax.

I don't know.

I feel so desperate.

I don't care how desperate you are. This
is ex parte.

You know better than to come in here.

Lock me up.

Go ahead.

Henry, everything you said is true.

I went with self -defense because I
wanted the glory.

Bill Pugin shouldn't have to lose the
rest of his life because I want... Are

telling me Bill wasn't part of the
decision to plead self -defense?

I'm telling you he was subject to my
influence.

Mm -hmm.

Every lawyer steers his client.

Please, give him a new trial.

We'll plead to a lesser charge.

He'll do time, but his life won't be
over.

You know me well enough to know that I
can't do that. I know you're a man of

compassion who likes to leave a
situation better off than how he finds

You haven't made a case to overturn the
verdict, but I tell you what.

I'll certify this for immediate review
by the appellate court.

You can take your shot with them.

That's the best I can do.

Thank you, Henry.

Counsel.

If you go to the appeals court with the
inadequate counsel theory, you better

come up with something different than
today's examples.

They'll see through you as easily as I
did.

Any suggestions?

I'll bet if you comb through this case,
you'll discover that you really did make

a mistake.

Find it.

I've told you, James, I don't want to
press charges. It's not up to you.

He committed assault, destroyed
property. Your wants are not relevant.

I here?

Because I want to work this out.

Look, I think I can get the DA to kick
this for restitution, but I'm not

releasing you if you're going to go out
and commit mayhem. Fine.

Tell my wife it's okay for her to use
birth control.

I've told you both I understand.

If you want to use contraception, then
you have my understanding and my

compassion. Would it be a sin against
the church?

Father?

Yes.

I won't sin.

What about if I got a vasectomy?

Why couldn't we do that? That's
mutilation.

The church could never condone that. We
are married. For God's sake, we're

supposed to have kind to go related. All
right, what do you want to do?

Strangle me again? Yes! Sit.

Look, Father, if they conceive a child,
it gets born to just suffer and die.

You can't stand here and say that's good
for the church. No, I can't.

So?

How do they prevent it without birth
control?

The rhythm method.

He says it with a straight face. The
rhythm method?

You really say that? Look, I am not
going to sit here and listen to an

indictment of Catholicism.

I gave you both the position of the
church.

I have also extended to you my
understanding.

Should you choose to ignore that
position.

But you taught me never to ignore the
church.

I know that.

Father, you've also taught me that if I
live in mortal sin, I could be condemned

to hell.

To burn in a non -consuming fire.

Isn't that the law of the church?

That is correct.

I will not burn in hell.

Wait just a second.

You're telling this court that it was
reversible error for you to instruct

client to tell you the truth?

Exactly what I'm saying.

Why? Why?

He's asking me why.

Yes, he is.

Up here in appeals court, we consider
truth to be sort of a good thing.

A lot can be said for it, but the
problem with truth is once a lawyer gets

He stuck with it. Meaning?

Meaning once Bill Pugin told me that he
shot the guy with a clear mind, the only

strategy legally available to me was
self -defense.

By law, I couldn't put him on the stand
to say temporary insanity because I

can't advise a client to lie.

Now, if he hadn't told me the whole
truth...

I wouldn't have known temporary insanity
was a lie, and therefore I could have

let Bill Pugin claim it as a defense.

Are you joking? Think about it, Judge.
The police are required by law to give

Miranda to instruct their suspects that
whatever they say could be used against

them. The fact is, telling your own
lawyer the complete truth can backfire,

It limits their defense options.

Clients have a right to know this.

Mr. Littleton?

What? Are you seriously considering what
this man is saying? That's not a good

beginning. Your Honor, he is suggesting
that lawyers endorse perjury.

No, he isn't. He's suggesting that since
lawyers are ethically bound not to

proffer false evidence, their defense
strategies can therefore be limited

sometimes by the truth.

Maybe the client should be apprised of
that reality.

So what would the appropriate behavior
have been in this situation?

How should Mr. Wambaugh have instructed
Bill Pugin? Simply that whatever he

tells me, I'm stuck with. That I can't
reinvent facts to support whatever

we pick.

I blew the temporary insanity defense
the minute I asked Bill Pugin to tell me

the whole truth.

We all know it.

We'll take the matter under advisement.
You can't be serious.

You crossed the line. I'm trying to
break through a wall. I come in here to

about me, not my father. And I'm telling
you it's all connected.

Inextricably. He's the reason you can't
trust.

Why? Because all your life, he wouldn't
accept you.

Your words, Maxine. Your very own words.

You said through his eyes you were
always failing.

I'm not talking about him. Let me
finish. Trust me, Danny.

The last pair of eyes I'd be looking at
myself through while making love would

be my father's. We're close here. Don't
fight me. Listen to me now.

You don't trust any man to receive your
orgasm because you're afraid.

Afraid of what? Afraid of intimacy.

Afraid of bonding. I want intimacy and I
want to bond.

No, you don't.

With intimacy...

comes the possibility of rejection.

Deep rejection.

The kind of fundamental rejection you
got from your father.

He never rejected me.

He said you had no aptitude for college.

When you told him you wanted to join the
police force, he laughed at you.

That's not rejecting me.

It's enough to batter your self -esteem.

It's enough to make you hate him. My
father loves me.

He's always loved me. I've never doubted
that.

He's hurt you.

And because of that hurt, you don't dare
give any other man the chance to hurt

you again.

Because you believe ultimately,
eventually, every man will.

It's okay.

You

want to convert

us to Protestants?

Don't get me wrong, Joe. I love the
Catholics, but their point of view on

contraception is nuts.

If you really want to help, why don't
you talk to Father Barrett? He couldn't

anything. This birth control thing goes
to a larger conspiracy.

Which is?

The Vatican wants a population
explosion. It would help them to achieve

dominion. This is the lowest of lows,
Henry.

Gary!

I just asked him if he'd like to talk.
Going behind my back to steal one of my

clients?

How unethical can you get?

This isn't anything about clients.

It's about religion.

Don't you bring ethics into this. You
ought to be ashamed of yourself.

Well, look who's talking.

The rhythm method.

Oh, just because you hand out
prophylactics with communion, it doesn't

say that we have to change, that we have
to relax on our position. That it was a

Catholic that invented the... Hey, this
isn't about what church is better.

For God's sake, do you know how hard
this is?

The adoption agencies are scared to
place a child with us because if we

ever give birth to another baby with
hurlers, the emotional and medical

will be too much of a hardship on the
family.

And on top of it all, you expect this
marriage to survive when we can't even

what married people do.

Give us some guidance. I have tried.

I've given sympathy to Patty. I've
repeatedly absolved both of you.

But artificial birth control remains
immoral according to the church. I

change that, Joe.

I don't know what else I can say, Henry.
You've got to get that stupid rule off

the books. Now, look, wait.

Don't you start on me, please.

Gary, Christianity is dying in this
country. The Catholics who are leaving

church, and many of them because of
birth control, they're not becoming

Protestants.

They're just forsaking religion in
general.

And that hurts us all.

Unbelievable.

We got a real chance.

When are they going to roll?

Oh, could be tomorrow, could be a week.

Amazing they took it under advisement.

This was a very unorthodox argument I
made.

I don't know if I could walk back into a
courtroom again.

I felt like I was having a nervous
breakdown in there.

Imagine. This would be new law.

Beware telling the truth to your own
lawyer.

This could come down as a wombo rule. We
could be making history.

What? You're enjoying this.

My life is hanging by a thread here, and
you're getting goosebumps from a career

high. Well, I, uh... I'm just optimistic
for both of us.

Tell me, Doug.

If you really believed what you said in
court today, why didn't you warn me

about telling you the truth?

Well, uh... Like I said, I probably
should have.

And after I spoke the truth, why didn't
you tell me it limited your defense

strategy?

Why didn't you tell me it prevented you
from arguing temporary insanity?

I'll tell you why.

Because if I knew, I would have
dismissed you as my lawyer and found

attorney and withheld the truth.

But that wouldn't do, would it, Doug?

You weren't about to lose this juicy
case.

Do me one favor.

As a matter of simple courtesy, try not
to enjoy it too much.

What are you doing here? I thought you
don't like to see patients outside of

therapy. I don't.

Look, um, you got a second?

Sure.

The fact is, the reason I'm here, I
don't think I can be your doctor

Why not?

Look, I apologize. This is going to come
totally out of the blue.

Even though it's not that uncommon a
thing.

Do you know what transference is?

Yeah.

When a patient transfers emotional
feelings onto the therapist.

Close enough, yeah.

There's also a phenomenon.

Called countertransference.

Yeah. It's been happening for the last
few weeks, and, uh, I... You know, we've

become quite close, and I've become...
attracted to you.

I don't think this is appropriate.

No. No, it's totally inappropriate.
That's why I'm here.

Look, I thought I could handle it.

At least not let it invade our
professional relationship.

I even thought I could deny it.

But, um... Today... When I held you...

Anyway, I can't deny it anymore.

I don't know how to respond to this.

You don't have to, Max.

I'm just here to say I can't be your
doctor.

Look, I've prepared a list of other
therapists that I can highly recommend.

If you want me to call any of them, make
sure you get in. I'd be happy to.

So... I'm never going to see you again?

That wouldn't be right.

At least not professionally.

But if you want to have dinner
sometime... I

don't know.

No, that was wrong.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't... Okay.

The doctor -patient relationship has to
be completely severed. You understand

that? From this second on, I don't treat
you.

I know.

Okay.

I'll call you.

Great.

Good night.

Hey, shouldn't we be ready in case we
get called into court?

Mama said we don't need to be there for
the ruling.

I'm going to jail, Marjorie.

One mistake and my life is ended.

They took it under advisement.

It's not over.

It's over.

And I don't think that he's coming back.

Why? What did he say?

He said that if we're not going to be
husband and wife, then we're not going

be husband and wife.

Father, I don't know what to do. I don't
want to lose him. Joe is all I have.

Tell me, Patty.

Do you want conjugal relations with your
husband?

Yes, of course I do, but we can't risk
having another child with that disease.

Please, just listen to me very
carefully.

Very carefully.

Ninety percent.

of all Catholics use contraception.

The church is even considering allowing
nuns to use birth control in Bosnia

because of the threat of rape. Now, I
take that consideration to mean that

exceptions can be made.

The fact that both you and Joe have the
genes of hurlers, I think our Lord

would be very forgiving of you.

Are you telling me to use artificial
birth control?

As a priest, I would...

Face excommunication for saying that.

It's a person who cares about you very
much.

Save your marriage, Patty.

It's against the church.

You are telling me to commit a sin.

What kind of priest are you? I'm your
priest.

I'm not so sure.

I'm not so sure.

Are you out of your skull?

It's just a date.

It's against the law. Read the penal
code.

It is illegal for a therapist to date
his patient.

He wouldn't be my therapist anymore. The
doctor -patient relationship is

terminated. Why? Because you say so?

Do you think you can just declare a
therapeutic relationship as over?

This isn't something I do casually,
Jill.

You know me better than that. I
certainly do, Danny. I know you a lot

than to believe that you'd let yourself
get emotionally involved with a patient.

I didn't let it happen. It just...

It happened.

You have a professional obligation to be
sure that it doesn't. I know. You're

right.

Ever since Cindy died five years ago,
Jesus, I haven't cared anything about

woman.

Now... Danny, it's not that I don't
understand. I know how it can happen.

It's just that there are strict rules
about this.

Why? How can anybody legislate emotions?

That's what he said.

I'm saying it.

I really do feel close to him, Kenny.

I trust him, and I'm attracted to him.

I can't stop thinking about her, Jill.

I know it's unprofessional, but you know
what?

I'd be willing to wreck my career.

If this thing even lives up to half the
stuff I feel going on inside, it'd be

worth it.

It would.

To suggest that a client be warned not
to be truthful with his own lawyer, it's

ludicrous on its face.

But when we dig deeper, in fact, the
people in this country systematically

believe the privilege between lawyer and
client is all protecting.

That complete candor with a defense
attorney is risk -free. That your own

attorney can better defend you if he
knows the whole truth.

It's a nice premise, but for those of us
who practice law, we know the fallacy.

Mr. Wambau is right.

Sometimes a lawyer can be more effective
if he doesn't have all the facts.

He can be more creative with his defense
when not burdened with the law against

proffering false evidence.

The judges know it.

The lawyers know it.

And I suppose the client should know it.

Your honors, with all due deference and
respect... Sit down, counsel.

We will note your incredulity for the
record.

We certainly don't want to encourage
perjury nor chill candor between lawyer

client. But in that there might be a
middle ground where some type of warning

may in fact be appropriate, we're taking
the matter under further review.

In the meanwhile, the conviction against
William Pugin is stayed.

And what do you expect me to do about
it? Oh, nothing. I came for a little

advice. Oh.

Tell the Henleys it's not a sin to use
birth control.

Well, I have practically given them my
blessing.

But I cannot expressly say it's not a
sin.

That would be against the church.

Then tell the church to go to hell.

No, Henry.

I'm sorry, Gary. You're not going to get
any sympathy from me on this one.

You can't continue to oppose both
abortion and birth control.

Not when the number one threat to this
planet is overpopulation. Look, I didn't

come here to discuss the merits of the
ban. Well, you better consider the

merits. Because if the church doesn't
take action, sooner or later the courts

will. The courts?

Here's a hot flash for you.

More and more priests are being sued for
malpractice these days.

And you are a prime candidate.

Me? I'm just a priest.

She would have to sue the whole Catholic
Church.

The day is coming, Gary.

And believe me, the last thing anybody
wants is for judges to start legislating

religion. But if the church stays rigid
on some of these rules, that day is

coming.

Excuse me, I'm sorry. Father, there's
been some kind of accident with Bill

Pugin. They sent for you.

I was shopping and he was picking it up.
And then when I came home... Am

I too late?

I'm afraid so.

Can I see him?

I don't think I'd be a good idea. Look,
I'd like to give the last rights.

You don't want to go in that room.
Believe me.

It's impossible.

What happened? I don't know. Jimmy.

Please. Excuse me.

So you think you're... Yeah.

NID's gonna be tough.

Found one fragment of a tooth in about
half of his right foot.

That doesn't make sense, Carter.

I mean, that's all that's burned. It
just doesn't make sense. How do we know

that's Bill?

Check the tooth against dental records.

There's not even any skeleton.

Even the bones are burned. I don't know
what to tell you.

I've never seen anything like it. I
can't believe someone would commit

by setting themselves on fire. You think
it was murder?

He wouldn't set fire to the house. He
wouldn't risk burning it down. He

do that to Marjorie. Not even bones.

Just ashes.

Is that my client?

No, not now, please. I just came to give
him some good news.

So we shouldn't have sex now?

I ran it by Jill because I wanted to get
another doctor's take on it.

Oh.

I ran it by Kenny.

You get the same response I did?

They're probably right, Max.

It's just... I want so much to just give
in to my feelings on this, you know?

Yeah.

Wise man once said, the heart wants what
the heart wants.

Well... If we did have an affair... You
know, it'd probably just be one of

those physical things.

You know, the passion would probably
wane.

Probably.

It's right that we don't pursue it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, we should say goodbye then.

No, you can't break the confessional
seal, but... When Bill Pugin came to see

you, did he seem... Did he strike you as
suicidal?

Well, he seemed despondent.

Uh -huh. But no, no, he didn't strike me
as being a threat to himself.

Patty.

Um... We split up. I can't ignore the
law of the church.

I'll be leaving.

No, that's okay.

He wants a divorce.

Look, I'm going to talk with Joe. No,
don't. Maybe I can make him see

It's for the best, I think.

You know, our religious convictions were
becoming less compatible.

And I'm thinking that it's probably for
the best.

But you two love each other very much.

Yeah.

He wants to have sex.

And more than that, he wants kids.

Apart, we can both have children. A
hurler isn't a threat if only one parent

carries the gene, so... I think that our
breaking up could be a blessing.

He'll remarry.

And he'll raise a family.

That's a blessing, don't you think?

What about you?

It isn't possible for me to remarry, is
it?

Would the church allow that?

A lot of women live alone.

It would be good for Joe to have a
family.

You know, I really think it's a
blessing.

It is.

It really is a blessing.

Okay, what I'm about to say is
astounding from a scientific standpoint,

want to specify... Never mind.

Just tell us, how did Bill Pugin die?

It wasn't murder.

It wasn't suicide.

Then what was it?

Spontaneous human combustion.

What? Friction, probably caused by
colliding particles in the bloodstream,

touch off a highly localized
conflagration, coupled with a buildup of

combustible gases.

Will you speak English?

Sometimes bodies just burst into flames
all by themselves.

That's ridiculous.

It's not ridiculous. It's been
documented.

And overweight, depressed people,
believe it or not, are prime candidates.

A person can just burst into flames.

You've gone insane.

Actually, he hasn't.

It can happen.

What? This is very rare, but there have
been cases where bodies reached certain

internal temperatures and they just
caught fire.

Now, was he drinking? There was bourbon
on the nightstand. Alcohol can sometimes

ignite them from within.

You're putting me on.

The man just exploded?

Yeah, there are about 300 reported
cases.

This one actually fits the pattern. It
often happens to desperate people.

The body's achieved complete cremation
and nothing else even burns.

Although sometimes the limbs remain.

Spontaneous human combustion, that's
what's in my report.

Why are you here, Danny?

The direct approach.

I thought that was my role.

You were the evasive one.

Look, don't do this.

Don't come by here and...

And we've made a decision.

Why are you here?

I guess I... I guess I'm hoping you're
as miserable as I am

about... Max, could I ask you a
question?

What? Do you make room for the
possibility that we could fall in love?

You know what the irony is?

If we were together, you might not even
need a therapist.

How do you figure?

We have such a bond, Mags.

Your sexual problems go back to trust.

Or lack of it.

With me, maybe I could get you by.
Maybe... I know

I shouldn't say this, but... You having
a relationship with me would probably be

therapeutic.

Do you really think that? I know, it
sounds...

Bad to say, but I do.

I also think I'm... in love with you.

I should probably go.

Please, just think about what I said.

You shouldn't throw...

With our service, I would like to call
upon the friends of Bill Puget, who

like to offer a few words on his behalf.

Get up there.

Me?

Somebody's got to say something. You go.

I'm not going.

As there appears to be, and nobody will
turn to...

Our next hit.

Number... Father.

I hope you're happy.

You've got it going on. Shh.

I've known Bill Pugin for 18 years.

I never liked him.

When he burst into flames, part of me
wanted to bring marshmallows.

My problem was with him as a mayor,
really. I disliked his politics, but I

respected Bill Pugin. He cared for the
people in this town. He relied on me to

save him.

I defended his case in a way to maximize
my profile as a lawyer.

I lost.

He got depressed.

Maybe that's partly the reason he
exploded.

Trust can be a very vicious thing.

A person puts himself into your hands
and trusts you.

You have the power to hurt or to ruin a
life, maybe.

Fiduciaries have a duty not to abuse
your influence.

It is not an easy thing.

Ashes to ashes and dust to dust.

This is what happens when you misplace
your trust.

A little poem.

I had lived it.

I'm very good at my feet.

We're not here on this earth long,
people.

We must learn to love better, to take
care of each other better, and forget

about laws and rules and even sometimes
religious convictions.

We have to be more human with one
another.

Bill Pugin was a very good man.

Good man.

A loving father and husband.

In the end, that's all that matters.

That's all that matters.

Here we are again.

Are we really going to do this?

I don't know.

I guess there's time to call it off
still.

You want to call it off, Max?

This is like a game.

So prohibitive, it seems.

Maybe it's like you said. It's just this
primal thing we have to get out of our

systems.

You think?

Okay. That should be enough.

Kenny! Hands behind your back, please.

Put the video on the camera and the
evidence back. The whole thing. What the

hell? Hands behind your back.

Max! You have the right to remain
silent, Danny. You have the right to an

attorney. I know my rights. What the
hell are you doing? I almost bought into

it, but when you said us having an
affair would be therapeutic, you blew

Danny. What the hell are you doing?
Let's go.

You were playing doctor while exploiting
me. Hold it. Section 940 .22, a person

holding himself out as a therapist,
intentionally having sexual contact with

patient, that's a Class D felony. Don't
you see what you're doing, Max?

Maxine, this is about you trying to get
control again. You're afraid.

Afraid you could have loved me. Get him
out of here.

Afraid of intimacy, Max? Don't do this.
You weren't quite smooth enough, Danny.

Smooth? Come on.

Maxine, this isn't over. You need help.

She's sick. This isn't over. This is far
from over. You broke the law.

You broke the law.