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If you'll all raise your glasses, I present to you Petty Officer First Class

Jennifer Coates. Your promotion will be effective May 1st. Congratulations.

Good to see you.

Mm -mm.

Cookies. Perhaps you should go by order of rank. No, no.

Of course your cookies aren't my thing.

I think we should go alphabetically.

Well, that would make you laugh. T for Turner. I say we go by height.

Excellent idea.

Commander, pick your future.

Got to read it, sir. It's not loud. It's the rule.

Tell us what it says.

Your unspoken desire is the road not taken.

Take it.

I don't really believe in these things.

I think you won't reveal your fortune because you do believe.

Commander, your wife is here.

Well, this is a surprise.

No uniform.

I'm P .A .D. to Jag for transition briefings at the Navy annex.

Stop by to have the Admiral sign off on my terminal leave.

You're leaving the service?

As of tomorrow.

That's why I need you to sign our divorce papers today.

I'll sign the divorce papers. You've been sitting on them for a month. What

the big hurry?

Well, it would be nice to get a divorce before I get married again. You're

getting married again?

When? This weekend.

John planned a romantic trip by train to Colorado.

He found a wedding chapel overlooking the Rockies.

Who is John?

When did all this happen? What is going on in your life, Mac? If you had ever

listened to me when we were married, you'd know the answer to that. I don't

to be here five years from now, alone, childless, and still fighting with you.

Why did we ever think it would work?

Because four years ago in Sydney Harbor, we realized we loved each other. Love

isn't enough, Harm.

Well, I hear it's a good prerequisite for marriage. Well, so is consideration,

time spent together, and a million other things. Our marriage always came last.

Sir, the Admiral's requested you.

You wanted to see me, Edmund?

I assume you read the case file on Marine Colonel Sutter.

What's your take?

Well, he fired two rounds inches from an Iraqi detainee's head in order to

coerce information from him. It's a clear violation.

But?

Well, he did extract critical intel that saves American lives, ma 'am.

It doesn't change the law. It's going to Article 32, and I want you to

prosecute. Aye, aye, ma 'am.

Ma 'am.

Colonel Sutter is the headstrong, highly decorated war hero who marches to the

beat of his own drummer. He's going to take a firm hand from defense counsel.

Give me the name.

Colonel McKenzie is there, Jack. T .A .D., what do you think about assigning

the case?

Excuse the interruption, Admiral. About my terminal leave request.

The commander and I were just discussing that.

Change of plans.

You'll be defending Colonel Sutter.

I appreciate the vote of confidence in my abilities, but I'll be on terminal

leave as of tomorrow.

I haven't signed your paperwork yet, Colonel.

I realize that, Admiral.

One last assignment.

It's only in Article 32.

Your leave will be delayed by a day or two at most.

Dismissed.

Aye, aye, ma 'am.

I hope you know what you're doing.

Be careful what you whisper.

It's simple, Colonel. I interrogated an Iraqi detainee who had intel on a

planned ambush of U .S. Marines. My men.

He gave up time and place.

Surrendered his cohorts. There was no attack, nor after that any enemy

in my sector.

End of story.

You personally escorted the detainee outside the tent, fired two shots next

his head.

It seemed to clear his mind.

Threats and intimidation, no matter what the result, are violations of the rules

of interrogation.

You know who reported me?

A female judge advocate who'd spent ten hours questioning the detainee, getting

nowhere. I don't see the relevance, sir. Phony Marines, Colonel, that's the

relevance. Women who've never seen combat can't possibly understand what's

stake.

You don't like what you hear?

Well, speaking as a phony Marine, sir, I know what's at stake now.

You're charged with aggravated assault and communicating a threat. You're

dismissal and prison time.

Now, as I see it, your character is the key to this defense.

So you tell me if you like what you hear, sir.

I can see from the look on your face, Commander, you're wondering why I went

along with assigning Colonel McKenzie to the case.

You figure I've gone soft.

It's not an ounce of fat on you, Krennic, Admiral.

The way I see it, you need to get her out of your system so you can move on.

Find a woman that's right for you. You never give up, do you?

You need a woman that's tough, ambitious.

Ruthless. That too.

Someone who can give you the right of your life. In case you forgot, I pulled

nine and a half G's in a Tomcat.

Then maybe you're finally ready for me.

Oh, here, I have this in my trunk.

Settlement of our house and assets was the easy part. Still have to divvy up

memories.

A few items got mixed in when I packed up to leave. I wondered where this was.

remember when you separated from my Corvette, as I recall, a tire iron was

involved. And I recall a promise to trade in the vet for something more

practical. Time to put away childish things, you said. And then you returned

from the dealership with a new racing wheel.

Ah, the good old days when we would break up to make up. I don't want to

break up with someone just to get them to pay attention to me. Oh, and if you

think arranging this little courtroom drama is going to bring us back

Rab, you're out of your mind. You misjudge me, Mrs. Rab.

Colonel Sutter deserves the best legal counsel out there that just happens to

you. Oh, I smell a rat.

I couldn't say this, but as prosecutor, I support Colonel Sutter's actions.

I'm in a mood to deal.

Farrell.

Yeah, it's been a while. Last time I saw you, my neck was on the chopping block,

along with Sarah's.

Why are you here, Colonel?

Oh, it's John now. I took my 20 years retirement from the Corps and I started

new life.

Next chapter is about to begin.

John.

You're John.

Well, I guess congratulations are in order. Well, thank you very much.

So did you forget about lunch today?

I waited at the restaurant for about an hour, called your cell phone, no answer.

I'm so sorry. I had a meeting with a client.

I thought you were dropping by the office to get your terminal leave papers

signed. The Admiral assigned me to a new case, kind of a last -minute thing. Oh,

really? How'd that come up? Don't ask.

Is it going to delay our trip?

Miranda Rapp assures me that we'll be able to come to a quick resolution.

Oh, so you're representing the other side.

Just like old times.

Only this time, the arguments stay in the courtroom.

I have an idea. You two missed lunch, so did I. Let's grab a bite together.

We'll pass.

We could discuss the case.

Might get you on that train sooner, Sarah.

So how did you two rediscover each other, anyway?

Well, a few months ago, John was on the East Coast doing business, and he looked

me up.

A few quick months and now you're getting married.

Oh, you forget Sarah and I were acquainted before. Oh, didn't that come

your court -martial? A little fraternization back there in Okinawa

her commanding officer?

Not that I can blame you. So what have you been up to anyway recently, John? I

mean, other than marrying my wife. Ex -wife.

I conduct guided river rafting tours in Colorado.

Colorado? Yeah, it's a state right next to Utah.

He's building us a cabin in the woods.

You sure you know what you're getting yourself into?

And out of? All alone up there in the woods.

Does it ever bother you she shot her first husband? Bother you?

Well, as you say, I never kept a loaded weapon around the house.

Can we move on?

Thank you.

So, you're getting married this weekend. Where exactly is this happening? You're

not invited.

We're taking a Zephyr out of Chicago.

It's one of the last great rail journeys in the United States.

Straight through the Rockies.

And it stops in this little town called Unity.

It's where John's grandparents got married. It's where we're going to tie

knot. So about this Sutter case. Yeah, you said you're willing to deal.

To a point. Give him the severity of the man's offense.

Alleged offense.

Taking into account his character and his unblemished record, the government

would be willing to accept.

Dismissal without confinement. He's eligible for retirement. If he accepts

deal, he loses his pension and his benefits. If he goes to court, he's

at eight years and 11 years.

You never change, do you? This is your idea of a deal?

She's a tough one, John.

But I guess you know that, don't you?

Oh, she can be tough when she needs to be.

Like when she's defending a man who deserves a commendation, not a court

-martial? Not according to the law.

Well, I'm not a lawyer, Commander.

I just know what's right.

Look, Harm, John and I are going to be on that train tomorrow, so give me

something I can work with.

Fine. The man is a decorated war hero after all, and he only made a mistake,

we can all make mistakes, right? You're living proof of that.

I'm willing to offer a broken sword early out. Terms?

Non -judicial punishment. The colonel retires immediately and receives full

benefits. Sounds like a spell out to this old Marine.

Well, age does afford perspective, doesn't it, John?

You're damn right.

Well, quitting is still quitting, huh?

Yes, it is, isn't it?

Some people do throw in the towel when the going gets rough. I'll talk to the

colonel. If he agrees, we agree.

You set me up.

What? Colonel Sutter rejected the deal. It seems his division commander made a

similar offer a week ago, and he turned it down, and you knew he'd want to go to

court. Don't you miss this?

What I'll miss is my train.

The Honeymoon Express?

He's lying low -life. Hey, you started this. You didn't have to waltz through

Jag. You get out of the Admiral's back, so you leave papers. I'm going to kick

your butt.

I'll look forward to it.

Well, if we're going by Hyde, Admiral, you're the next victim.

Looking at Bud, I don't think he can hold off much longer.

Go ahead. Thank you, sir.

Only if Harriet opens hers first, our fortunes have been intertwined in

and in health.

Come on, you've got to read them out loud.

Your unspoken desire.

The road not taken. Take it.

It's a match. What are the chances, huh? Pretty good, sir.

Fate has already thrown them together.

So funny.

Still with us, Commander?

Yes, sir. I was just thinking.

Oh, that one goes in the master bedroom walk -in closet, please.

Yes, ma 'am.

Baby, I have to run an errand. I'll be back in about an hour. There you go.

Thank you.

Bud?

Harriet?

How are you? I'm good.

Rich. Rich? My parents died in a boating accident in July.

I'm sorry.

Left me all the money I could ever need, but that doesn't buy me an emergency

bathroom remodel.

So that's why you're here plumbing?

My contractor left me high and dry, and I need a spa installation by Friday for

my housewarming party. I thought you moved to Florida.

I did.

I moved back.

By Friday? No problem.

Harriet! Mikey, hi.

Wow, last time I saw you was, uh, what was it, the day you dumped Bud at the

altar? That was in the past, Mikey.

I'm just talking about yesterday.

Anyway, about the bathroom.

Major Clayton, you were the judge advocate assigned to Colonel Sutter's

You fielded the original complaint from the detainee regarding Colonel's

actions. Correct.

The detainee reported that Colonel Sutter twice fired a pistol within six

of his ear for the purpose of extracting information.

Do the rules of engagement prohibit abusing prisoners?

Yes, they do.

What is your opinion of Colonel Sutter?

Objection. Counsel seems to be having trouble sticking to the rules himself.

Rules of evidence don't permit... Goes to establishing a pattern of behavior,

Your Honor. Counsel can appreciate that.

I'll allow it. The witness will answer the question.

He's a cowboy, sir. He believes the ends justify the means.

No further questions.

Your witness, Colonel.

Major, do our enemies in Iraq... Comply with the rules of war. The enemy there

is fighting an irregular war, ma 'am. But the Iraqi fedayeen are not on trial

here. They damn well should be.

Colonel, another outburst, I'll hold you in contempt.

Did Colonel Sutter's actions save the lives of American personnel?

Fortunately. Nevertheless, rules exist for a reason.

Oh, so in your opinion, rules and regulations are more important than

lives.

I have nothing further, Your Honor.

Whatever happened to the Navy, bud?

And your dream of becoming a lawyer.

Well, I kind of lost interest in it right after you lost interest in me.

not what happened, bud. Well, then why didn't you want to marry me? And don't

tell me it was because I got beat up by a pregnant stripper at my bachelor

party. No, at the time, I didn't think you were mature enough.

Now, I don't think the problem was you.

It was me.

That was some pretty sharp legal maneuvering today in the courtroom.

Thanks.

You want this clock?

You bought it.

It's a memento from our honeymoon.

Do you want to know what I remember from my honeymoon?

It rained and you made a zillion cell phone calls. I was working on a big

My case? At least it was until I married you, got shipped out of JAG, and

Admiral Chegwin reassigned it. Remember our first Christmas together? The tree

was right there.

Mostly what I remember is me hauling out a dry twig on Valentine's Day. Are you

always this bitter?

Loving you was like stepping on a rusty nail.

You want the bed?

I don't need it. John's building me a cherry four -poster with a silk canopy.

How quaint.

Nothing wrong with a canopy.

Oh, yeah, it's nice protection for when the roof leaks.

Nothing John does leak.

I could sell tickets to this museum as adolescence.

I thought you might like to have this.

Oh, I don't need it. I have my memories.

I have mine, too.

I hope you're not going to give me your ring back.

How long did you wear yours?

A while. It was like a string around my finger, reminding me not to look back.

Yeah, we had good times, Meg.

Do you believe in fate, kismet, destiny?

No.

Here with you today, I keep thinking, what if I told you?

We were meant to be together. I tell you, you were crazy. Look, I know things

didn't quite work out. You have a gift for understanding. But what if we were

meant to be together and we just got in our own way?

What if just doesn't get it done?

I guess I just kept thinking there was time.

Love can't wait.

And neither can the judge. We're due back in court in 20 minutes.

I said I will instead of I won't. What if I said I do instead of I don't? If I

did it again, maybe I'd come home to you.

Not a cold, empty bed.

Thank you, Miss Simms. Mr. Turner, please tell me you and I have something

common. I once worked for JAG, too, although it seems like a lifetime ago.

Well, I'm a recent dropout. You and I have business to talk about. I have the

agreement terms in my case.

Oh, excuse me a second. My bathroom guy's here.

You sounded great.

Thank you.

And we're leaving for Paris tomorrow night, right?

Oh, yes. Don't you worry. The honeymoon is so on schedule.

Oh, I can't wait.

Marta, that box of photographs goes out in the garage?

Yes, ma 'am. Thanks.

That's Chris Fisher.

Bud, that German soccer player. Your soccer fan, Harry? He was a suitor. They

were all suitors. Race car drivers, polo players, a highlight champion.

I got really popular when I got really rich.

Broke? Rock.

And it belongs in a museum.

I'm leaving it to the modern in my will. It's called Girl with a Guitar.

Looks more like a roadkill to me.

Two million dollars worth of roadkill, Mikey, but who's keeping track?

General Montrose, as Colonel Sutter's battalion commander, do you believe his

actions violated the Geneva Conventions?

Technically, yes. Yes or no, sir?

Yes. Thank you.

Your witness.

General, isn't it true you waited until a judge advocate under your command

filed a complaint and only then informed the chain of command of what had

occurred? That's one way to look at it. Do you believe Colonel Sutter should be

punished? I think he should be given a damn medal. War is hell.

You can't play by the rules when your enemy is duplicitous and underhanded.

say. Objection.

Counsel's testifying, Your Honor. That was under my breath. And besides, I

object, Your Honor. Counsel is badgering me.

Counselor, you're flirting with contempt.

I am not flirting.

Believe me.

No further questions.

Redirect, Your Honor.

Colonel Sutter's actions, sir, are in clear violation of the UCMJ. Do you not

believe that he should be held responsible for those actions? Then,

All who wear the uniform should be.

Yes.

Opposing counsel is attempting to muddy the waters by spreading the blame. She's

blaming Major Clayton. She's blaming you. But the point is she, too, should

held responsible for her own actions. Your Honor, where is counsel going with

this? Might be interesting to find out. My point is...

that we can blame others for our predicaments, but the truth is we make

bed. Objection, Your Honor. He didn't make the bed in two years. Let's try to

stand the subject, Counselor. If you had convinced your client to take the

original deal, you'd be on his effort already, unless, of course, you don't

to be.

Objection. That was under my breath, Your Honor. I've lost the unraveling

of the argument here, Counselors. I'm calling for a recess. The government

rests, Your Honor.

I believe my case has been made.

General, you may step down.

Well, that went well.

I believe it's your turn, sir.

Go ahead, Colonel.

Dodging fate?

No, just stale cookies.

I'll do it if you do it, sir. For fun.

Your unspoken desire is the road not taken.

Fame? Fortune?

At least they're consistent at this joint. You didn't have the Kung Pao

I told you this thing is dumb.

I don't know, sir. Haven't you ever wondered about the road not taken?

You have, haven't you, sir?

It's owner of Bud's Hot Tubs, and have I got something for you.

AJ?

Come quick. You've got to see this. Quick before it's gone.

Isn't that the young man from your Jack command that we had over for dinner?

In the flesh, Warren Roberts, when he left the Navy, it was a big mistake.

I mean, anybody.

I'm a monkey's uncle.

I swear we're not related.

Here, AJ, make time for the monkey. I'm already late.

Stop on by. I'll make you a spa -rippin' deal.

And remember, when things get hot, Bud gets in the tub.

Well, how the hell did you lose her, Wong?

No, no, no. I don't want to hear excuses.

You put every available man on it. You can start by finding that middleman of

hers, Stan Rockman.

My defendant skipped bail.

AJ, you're a lawyer, not a bounty hunter. When you retired from the Navy,

thought you were going to ease up a bit.

What, this? This is your big case? She's such a sweet -looking girl. Hardly.

Back under my watch.

A couple Christmases ago, Petty Officer Jennifer Coates went UA from the Navy.

Now she's part of an art theft ring.

They take orders from wealthy collectors in Asia and fill them by sending them

from museums and private collectors.

A .K .A. the Catwoman.

That's what the press is calling her. Pretty damn silly.

Do you think she's still in the area?

I know she is. She's after a rare...

Shakespeare folio for a client Singapore.

Shakespeare? Oh, A .J., it sounds like you could use my help.

No.

H. Sims of 29 Airedale Drive, purchased at auction, bears the armorial bookplate

of the third Earl of Palliser, who was afterwards the Duke of Omnium.

He acquired the book circa 1868.

The name Palliser is inscribed across the top of the opening of the Merry

of Windsor.

How much do you think we can get, Stan? I got some buyers in Japan willing to

pay three mil. You know, it's a status thing. It's like paying five large for a

bottle of Romney Conte.

So, uh, the Sims Mansion, it's got security, right?

Oh, yes.

Motion sensors, state -of -the -art alarm system.

And you know this how?

I was casing the joint yesterday as a cook's assistant.

I got a job with the caterer, Harriet, and I'm hired for a big party on Friday.

I'll be passing canapes all night long. What would you like?

Mai Tai. Let me have a martini. So, is there anything else there worth

A couple of Renoir pastels.

Very nice.

A Brock oil, girl with a guitar.

After we lift the folio, we can pay the RSMs a second visit.

Excellent. What's my cut in all this?

Ten percent of the net.

Fifteen of the gross. I take all the risk. And I move all the merchandise.

Without me, sweetheart, you're nothing.

Isn't it about time you introduced me to your contacts?

Oh.

Come on, Jen.

Jeez, you just jumped bail. I mean, I shouldn't even be seen with you.

Stan, you don't know this yet, but I'm your future.

Captain Rogers, you served under Colonel Sutter for ten months. In your

estimation, is he a man of good character?

I've never known a finer leader, ma 'am. Thank you. No further questions.

Good character is often used to excuse conduct unbecoming, is it not, Captain?

Objection. Counsel is testifying. I'll rephrase, Your Honor.

A person of fine character is capable.

of unethical and ill -advised behavior.

Do you agree?

I suppose it's possible, Commander.

When men of good character act poorly, they should be held accountable for

actions. Correct?

Yes, sir. And they should be aware of how those actions, no matter how well

intended, affect those around them. And they should never be too proud to admit

when they've overstepped and been wrong.

I agree with that statement, sir. Do you?

Asked and answered.

Thank you, Captain.

Nothing further.

Bud, I just want to thank you so much for everything.

The bathroom looks great.

Let's talk about the bill.

Okay, no charge.

Don't be silly, Bud.

You and Mikey worked hard. And your figure.

I can afford it. How about a million bucks?

Oh, okay.

I'll just write a check.

Address is on the invoice. Mail at your convenience.

Bud, can I confess something to you?

I have all the money in the world, and it still feels like something's missing.

Like everything's missing.

What about you?

I'm still the same man, Harriet. I watch Star Trek reruns every Saturday night.

All those half -naked girls in your hot tub commercials you never... Found

anyone? No.

At least you don't have a carton full of bad memories.

I didn't say that.

Why don't you and Mikey come to the party?

You never know what fate has in store. You might find the girl of your dreams.

Maybe I already have.

Taking a trip down memory lane?

Every now and then I find myself thinking that you're not worse than what

happened to me.

Mind if I get personal?

Yes, but I doubt it'll stop you.

I meant what I said this morning in the courtroom.

I'll never understand why it's so hard for you to be nice.

Look, you need to do what you feel is right, and if that means living in a

frigid cabin in the wilds of Colorado, so be it. I like you when you're like

this. Married the wrong guy once, Mac.

Just be sure you're not making the same mistake again.

I'm sorry I'm late.

Well, I'll knock next time.

No, there won't be a next time. The commander was just apologizing for his

deficiencies and wishing us a happy life together.

The important.

Oh.

Everything working out between you and the code?

It's an ongoing process. I assume you're...

Talking about the Article 32 battle.

Isn't that what we were talking about, Commander?

You told me it was finished between you and Graham. It is.

That's not what I just saw.

Well, look again.

Imagine my surprise to discover the purchaser of this folio is an

of my husband.

How is the Admiral?

Preoccupied, grumpy, never home for dinner. Good to see some things never

change.

I'm so grateful to have a chance to see this folio for my research.

Too bad someone wrote all over it. No, not really.

You see, that's what separates one folio from another.

The marginalia gives us an idea as to the reading habits of each of its

One of its readers, probably the Lady Glencora, writes that Hamlet reminds her

of her husband Plantagenet, always dithering.

It places the book in social context.

You're very lucky to have this.

Well, to be honest, I bought this on the advice of my financial planner.

It's safer than stock.

Don't forget to invite the Admiral to my housewarming, okay? Oh, I'll make sure

that we attend.

Meanwhile, will you make sure that you really do keep this folio safe?

Not to worry.

Anyone tries to budge this bad boy, in for a rude surprise.

That is, if they make it this far.

The motion detector up there will go off if anything larger than a housefly

buzzes this display case.

The folio is safe.

Colonel Sutter, is it true that during the first Gulf War as a major, you

commandeered an Iraqi tank and used it to draw out the enemy? I did.

It proved quite effective.

No violation of orders, Colonel. And prior to that, during the Panama

you were in similar violation when you appropriated a pair of night vision

goggles from an army.

Objection, Your Honor. I don't see the point of this litany. The point is, your

client has established a pattern of making the same mistakes over and over.

Like you should understand.

Oh, so this is about me now. Well, I'm not the one running away.

Do you ever think before you speak?

I'd like to see counsel at the bench for a sidebar.

What is going on here? If he's trying to say that people don't change, he's

right. He is still the same underhanded, deceptive jerk he always was. Still

speaking through intermediaries? Have you two considered counseling?

Total bust. Our marriage counselor quit. I want you two to find a way to solve

your problems so we can continue on. We have been trying to solve them for two

years, Your Honor. Maybe it's time to move on. Oh, I think these issues can be

resolved. I don't.

Just when you open up, just when I think that maybe we have a shot, you find a

way to screw things up. And I'm tired of this dance. We apologize, Your Honor.

There will be no more bickering.

This is the end.

The defense rests.

This hearing will stand in recess until 0900. Tomorrow, Colonel, you may step

down.

No, I can't. I can only eat soy cookies. I'm allergic.

Oh, talk about a rough childhood, sir.

Colonel, you haven't cracked a cookie yet.

That's right, Mac.

Your unspoken desire is the road not taken.

Taken. What does it say?

Nothing. It's silly.

Well, your face says something different.

Fine, I'll read it. It says, wherever you go, there you are.

The accused will rise.

Colonel Sutter, I've heard many things in this court that have greatly troubled

me. Lucky for you, none of them have anything to do with this case.

Counselors... Were it not that I found your marital squabblings exceedingly

entertaining, I would consider disciplinary action.

Colonel, I've determined that though a violation did occur, circumstances

mitigate against recommending this matter to court -martial. My

is for administrative action only.

This hearing is adjourned.

I got us on the afternoon train.

Whoa, whoa, I thought you were going to Harriet's this afternoon for the

housewarming party. Already sent my regrets.

Oh, that's a shame.

Moving all the way across the country, you're never going to see those good

folks again.

You know, the commander has a point, Sarah. You don't want to leave any

unfinished business.

It's settled then.

Boys are smoking today.

They're not the only ones.

Really? I thought I was a little off when I first met.

Couldn't have been better.

Hi. How are you? This is my fiance, John Farrow.

So nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.

Heard so much about you. Oh, well, likewise.

Wonderful place you're in. Thank you so much. Not ready to throw the towel yet.

Why should I? Because you're in the 13th round of a 12 -round fight.

You think you still got a shot?

She came to the party, didn't she? I didn't twist her arm.

Much.

Admiral, since you've delighted in giving me enough rope to hang myself,

you say you cut me just a little more slack?

What's in it for me?

Rebound potential.

Excuse me, I don't mean to bother you, but I have a small plumbing problem.

Can I see you for just a second?

Sure, let's go take a look. We'll be right back.

All right.

Order? Yeah, sure.

No, you surprised me.

I can't believe Harry would hire a felon.

Because you stole my heart from clear across the room.

Long, we don't find this girl. We don't have a case. Is that clear?

She's here, AJ.

Who?

Your elusive cat. I saw her.

Her imagination is getting the best of you again.

Remember when you thought the...

Hey, crossing guard was a hit woman.

There. That is not my imagination.

Meredith, please.

Oh, I like that.

Uh -huh.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Colonel Farrell, I don't believe you've met Admiral Krennic. Your reputation

precedes the Colonel Farrell.

Terminal leave, Mac.

Signed, sealed, and delivered.

Thank you, Admiral. I believe this merits a toast, if the gentleman will be

kind.

You've got two very good men there.

H2s will love to have the chance.

I made my choice.

Are you sure about that?

If you keep chasing your past, your future's going to walk right out the

It's Jen. I'm in.

Give me five.

It's me.

Rock and roll.

I don't understand, AJ.

You know, I know I do stupid things sometimes.

I'm afraid that one day I'm going to do something so stupid you're going to stop

loving me. That's ridiculous.

That'll never happen.

Believe in fate?

I'm a rationalist, AJ.

Well, I do.

I believe if people are meant to be together, they will be. No matter what

obstacles. If we were on opposite sides of the world, we would find a way to be

with each other.

You think?

Yes.

One last turn.

There you go.

Thank you.

Sucks not having a man in my life.

But does it bother you that I have a lot more money than you do?

I hate to break it to you, Harriet, but I probably have more money than you do.

I call it a fluke or a good fortune, but I am the Spana King.

I have 17 outlets in five states, and I hold a patent on the Miracle Tickler.

It's a special little jet that produces a... Tickling effect?

If all of my no's had been yes's, where would my path have led?

I confess that unless I missed my guess, I'd be someplace else instead.

Come on.

I'm coming, I'm coming.

I got little legs and they don't go that fast.

Is that it?

No, it's poor Richard's almanac. Oh, cute, real cute.

Hurry up. Relax.

I wanted you that I fooled on me.

What if I'd let you under my skin?

It's so easy to end. What's so hard to begin? Don't mind me if I nurse my

illusion.

Going away, President.

Divorce papers.

You can file them with your terminal leave papers.

Your retirement orders and every other burn bridge from your past unhappy life.

You just won't give up. Hey, I'm not the one giving up, Mac. You are. Oh, I'm

moving on.

Escaping?

Admit it.

Throwing away your career, running off to the woods with Farrell?

It's just not you.

In your opinion. Hey, you can't deny who you are, Mac. You can't deny us. There

is no us, Harm. And what you're doing right now, this is exactly you.

You're not committing until I've got one foot out the door.

Even your pal Krennic thinks it's time for me to walk out of here with Farrow.

They make a lovely couple, of course. Looks can be deceiving.

They were married for two years. Oh, I wouldn't worry about it.

The commander's blown his last chance and he knows it.

Well, a man has a strange way of accepting defeat.

Oh, it's just pride.

Surely an old Marine can understand that.

So you've won, Colonel.

It's time to claim your spoil while you still can.

Women don't like to be tested. We're leaving.

Our train doesn't leave until... Now, John!

If that's what you want.

Congratulations.

You better go. You're making a mistake.

The rest of your life, you'll wonder.

What if?

Destiny has spoken, my friend.

My dad says destiny speaks to the choices we make.

You really think you saw?

That white jacket at the end, that belongs to my wife. Oh, she used to be

wife.

She is.

Thank you. Yes, sir.

I

don't

get what people see in these old scribbles.

I know.

Hold it right there.

Oh, hold it, my ass.

I wouldn't do that.

I'm a member of the Falls Church Ladies Rotarian Pistol Club. Why do I think

that club is not accredited?

Try me.

Who cares? It's not loaded anyway.

You're such an idiot, Pam. That's not a real gun.

And I'm not a real thief.

Hey, what the hell is going on?

Nice work, Jennifer.

Wong, what the hell are you doing here? I'm sorry, AJ. To make this thing work,

I had to leave you out of the loop.

You mean she's... In on it.

Sorry to disappoint you, Mr.

Prosecutor. Oh, terrific.

See? Maybe next time you won't be so quick to underestimate the power of my

imagination. I live in fear of the power of your imagination.

The train's sold out, Sarah.

I can't just buy you a new ticket.

John, I'm so sorry, and you've been so great about everything, especially

Holland.

Well, he's doing what any man would do.

Can't be easy watching the woman you love walk out of your life.

Marked out of that party so quickly.

You got your jacket and your ticket.

Thanks. My pride wouldn't let me walk back in.

Appreciate it. I know it wasn't easy coming here. I just wanted to make sure

got to wherever it is she wants to go.

Why are you doing that?

Because it's the right thing to do.

Now stop trying to stop me.

You ready, Sarah?

I'm sorry, John.

Fate just keeps finding a way to intervene.

Well, maybe you just weren't holding on strong enough.

Goodbye, Sarah.

I'm ready.

Are you?

Commander.

We're ready to go. You with us?

Yes, sir.

Oh, I forgot my coat.

I'll get it.

You alright?

Yeah, I was just pondering the road not taken.