All language subtitles for Party of Five s06e22 Falling Forward.eng

Well, thanks for calling,
and give my best to Marty.

Okay, bye.

Hey.

I was just down there
leaning on Mitch,

who's got two teams working O.T.
to finish the hotel order,

And I got a call
on my cell phone

from Steve Wayne
over at Style Barn.

Ambruso Furniture's going under.

Yeah. That's right.
How'd you hear?

That was Baxter Mills.

Ambruso was one of their
biggest customers.

Those were the guys that kept stealing
our space in showrooms, right?

So what happened to 'em?

Man, that company...

that company looked
a lot like us.

Should we be worried?

I don't know. I was
thinking the same thing.

On the other hand--

All their accounts
are up for grabs.

You know who their number one client is?
Jason Kimball.

Kimball Interiors Jason Kimball?

We need to get in a
room with that guy.

Heh. Today.

Hold on. We should put
together a bid package first.

Okay, um,

all right, you--

You figure out how our stuff
fits into their catalog.

I'll figure out how
to structure a deal.

-Okay.
-Okay.

I think I've got his book
over here somewhere.

What? Hey, wait a second.

Weren't you on your way home?

Isn't this one of your
free nights with Kirsten?

Oh, she'll understand.

No, hey, no. Get out of here.
Really, I can do this.

Well, what about you? I thought you
had plans with Will and Holly?

No.

No. We were gonna see a movie or something.
It's not a big deal.

Really, listen, go.

Be with your wife, okay?

I will type up the offer,
you come in the morning,

make any adjustments you
want, and make the call.

Okay?

You sure?

We're gonna nail this,
Charlie, and then...

we're goin' after all
their other accounts.

? Everybody wants to live ?

? Like they wanna live ?

? And everybody wants to love ?

? Like they wanna love ?

? And everybody wants to be ?

? Closer to free... ?

? Closer to free... ?

So, I like to meet
with my advisees

to do a sort of
postmortem on the year

and to ask about your
plans for the future.

The future?

Yes. Whether you plan to
finish at CFA this term,

receive your Associate
of Arts degree,

or whether you'll return in the fall
to pursue your Bachelor's degree.

Well, I guess I didn't realize.

Do a lot of CFA students leave
with the two-year degree?

Some. Writers with contracts,

journalists eager for field
experience... and cash.

So, any professional
opportunities looming?

New book contract? Magazine job?

Editing position?

No, not really, not right now.

Does that mean you'd
like to stay,

get to work on your next book?

Well, sure, if there
were a new book.

But you've talked about so
many story ideas in class--

I've started some things.

Lots of things. I--

Short stories, then?

More like incoherent
ramblings, actually.

So, where does that leave us?

Do you want to stay put

or move on?

That's a very good question.

Yeah, I hear what you're
telling me, Will.

Okay? You don't
want be doin' this.

I understand that,
but I'm sorry.

I'm doin' the
best I can, all right?

What do you want from me?

See, I don't
want anything.

It's not what I want.
It's what Holly needs.

How many times do we
have to talk about this?

Will, you can't just pop by
here to pick up your mail.

So, fine, I'll be here
when Holly goes to school

or when she's out
with you, but I--

Hey.

You're up. Good.

Um, I was just gonna
take off for work.

You need a ride to school?

Yeah.

What's going on?

What?

Nothin'.

Bailey, I heard you
and Will fighting.

We weren't fighting.

So what was all the whispering?

We just...

We thought you were
still sleeping.

Why are you

going to work so early?

Oh...

Charlie and me are trying
to put together this deal.

So we still having
dinner tonight?

Yeah.

Sure.

Do you...

want me to invite Will?

Yeah,

that'd be great.

But, um, I don't think
he's free tonight.

My mom actually made
us milk and cookies.

Can you believe that?

And she told me to tell
you "good night" too.

She's going to bed?

No, she's goin' out.

On a date.

At nine o'clock at night.

Oh, come on.

It's great that she's
getting out there again.

I mean,

why should we have all the fun?

Well, I thought
we were studying.

We were...

until your mom left.

What?

My mom's not gonna be home
till after 11:00, so...

I just thought...

Since we've been
talking about it,

If we wanted to--

if you wanted to,

we could.

We don't have to, though,

if you don't want to.

No...

I do.

Heh.

Mmm, Todd,

I... I don't know.

Um...

You know that Joanne Comerford
got into Vassar today?

Yeah, and Teresa Hall's
going to Wesleyan.

I haven't even heard
from a single school.

Uh, no, me, neither, but--

I'm sorry.

I'm kinda distracted by
everything right now.

I can't really think
about anything else.

I didn't even realize I could leave CFA.

I mean, all this time,
I've been killing myself

trying to figure out what
to write next for school,

when maybe I'm supposed to be leaving school
and doing something completely different.

The plates are in the
cabinet back there.

I know where the plates are.

I've known where the
plates are for 15 years.

So, um, what does
professor Shaw say?

She said I should
think about it.

She wants to introduce me to
this former student of hers

who's running this new
women's magazine,

which could be really cool,

'cause that'd be something
completely different.

You know what? I'm sorry.

I forgot to tell ya...
Maggie called.

She did? When?

This afternoon.

You were here this afternoon
answering the phone?

Yeah, well, you didn't tell me
when you were gonna be home, so...

I was here waiting for you.

All afternoon?

What, like I have
something better to do?

Well, except studying for exams,

or writing your two papers, and
ending your marriage, Justin.

Well, anyways, Maggie had
very interesting news.

She's organizing the Napa
Women's conference and...

guess who the guest
speaker's gonna be.

Who?

Julia Salinger.

What?

Yeah, she wants you to
talk about your book

and seeing Ned again.

No, no, no!

See? That is exactly my point.

I wrote that book and
finished it months ago,

And it's still the only thing
people want me to talk about.

I want-- I don't know.

I want my life to be about
something different now,

something new, you know?

It's okay. Come on.

Hey!

Wow. Seems like old times.

What?

Well, just... you guys,

picking up where you left
off, like nothing's changed.

What's that supposed to mean?

Nothin'. Just...

Nothin'.

-Hi.
-Hey. Perfect timing.

Just finishing up.

Okay, so, uh...

might have gotten a
little cold here.

You want pesto

or sun-dried tomato
basil fusilli?

I've decided to annul
my marriage to Will.

Heh. So neither, then.

Um... How about some salad?

I'm serious, Bailey.

Okay...

Let's talk about this.

You know, you should have
thought of that sooner.

What?

There was a whole lot to
talk about, wasn't there?

But you decided to
keep it all quiet.

Wait. What happened?

You know what the sad thing is?

Is even though both me and Will
were lying when we said those vows,

he meant that stuff
more than you do.

Love, honor, cherish--

-Holly-- -It's really nice
to be honored, Bailey.

To be told the truth.

I was... I was trying
to protect you, okay?

I was trying to
protect both of you.

Yeah, well, you didn't.

You just made it a
thousand times worse,

and now I have to break
up the marriage,

and pray that Will and
I don't get caught.

You know you don't have to do that.
You don't.

So, what's the alternative then?

I mean, now that we're
actually talking about it.

Okay, well, hang on.

You...

we can still keep
this under control.

Under control?

You made things unbelievably
painful for both me and Will,

Not to mention you and Will.

-Listen--
-And you lied to me, Bailey!

Forget about me and Will, okay?

Forget about all
that other stuff--

Forget about it?

Do you want to stay in
this country or not?

Do you want to get that
degree from Stanford,

or don't you?

-Of course I do.
-Okay.

Well, then, you forget all
of that other stuff, okay?

Because this is what
you have to do.

You have to stay
married to Will.

Okay?

Hey.

I'm sorry I'm late.

Did I miss her? Is
she down already?

Oh, she went down
about an hour ago.

Mmm.

I'm so sorry.

Bailey and I had to
finish up that pitch.

Don't worry about it. I
had some work to do, too.

-I brought dessert.
-Ah...

-Mmm.
-Heh heh.

Rum raisin. Oh, and
chocolate chip cookies?

Yeah, is it too much?

No...

It's just...

I know it's probably
bad luck to say this,

But I really think that we're
gonna land this new client.

Oh, it sounds great.

Not that you need a reason to shower
me with desserts, believe me.

Well, I'm probably gonna be In after
midnight the next couple nights.

Oh, I see. Now
it's making sense.

But I'll be home early
next week, I promise.

Just promise me you'll send some
recent photos every now and again.

Charlie...

Get it.

Okay.

Go ahead.

Yeah?

Wait. When?

Is he okay?

Okay, yeah-- I'm on my way.

Yeah, just tell them I'll be there.
Okay.

What?

Mitch, my...

My foreman just
collapsed on the floor.

They took him away
in an ambulance.

Oh, my god, Charlie.

They think it might
be his heart.

I, uh...

gotta get to the hospital.

Okay.

Excuse me. I'm looking
for Mitch Gallagher.

They just brought him in.

You a relative?

No. No, he works with me.

Mr. Gallagher's in surgery.

That's his wife over there.

-Mrs. Gallagher?
-Yes?

I'm... Charlie Salinger.

I know who you are.

Is Mitch all right? The nurse
said that he was in surgery.

He had a heart attack.

They're trying to find out
how much damage it did.

He had a pre-existing condition.

Mitch never told you
about that, did he?

No. No, he never said a word.

No, of course not.

He didn't want to worry you.

Listen, is there
anything that I can do?

Anything?

I begged him to slow down.

14-hour days, 6 days a week...

But he kept on tellin' me,

just hang in, just a
little more time.

We're really buildin'
somethin' here.

Charlie's got plans
for this place.

I don't know if Professor
Shaw told you,

But Goddess is not your
traditional women's magazine.

In fact, it's not strictly
a woman's magazine at all,

despite the fact that we cover women's
issues, fashion, hair, make-up--

It is called Goddess, after all.

Which, to us, means
not compromising.

We don't need to be all
things to all people.

We want to shock, we
want to intrigue,

but by actually
saying something.

You know what I mean?

Sure. I can't wait to read it.

Actually, I was hoping
you'd write it.

I'm sorry?

Julia, I read your book,

and I think your voice would
be perfect for the magazine.

How do you mean?

I was thinking maybe
a monthly column.

Say, 500 words on the
subject of your choice.

How's that sound?

Uh...

Well, I thought I was just
applying for an internship--

The truth is, we've been
looking for somebody your age,

with your point of view.

So, I want you to go home
right now and try one for me.

We basically go to
press any minute,

but we'll wait for you.

Okay.

Hey.

I came as soon as I
got your message.

How's he doin'?

He's still unconscious.

They said it was a
pretty severe attack,

and they found some problems
with the wall of his heart,

and might have to go back in.

Oh, man.

Listen, um...

I just want to be here
when he wakes up.

And I know you're really
swamped right now,

but if you could maybe just--

I'm already on it. Don't worry.

Um... But...

Charlie, Tommy told me about
you cutting back the schedule.

That's right.

Okay, listen, I know what
you're thinkin' here, okay?

But we don't have to do this.

What happened with Mitch, it's...
a fluke thing.

I don't care. I don't care.

All right, I'm
makin' some changes.

I've been pushin' too hard.

But we're gonna fall behind.

We don't want word getting
out that we're behind,

especially when we're
meeting with Kimball--

I canceled that meeting.

Oh, wait. What?

Bailey,

we can't handle all this
new business right now,

And I'm not gonna
do that to my guys.

Okay, Charlie, listen to me.

I know that this is hard.

Okay, I know that,
and we all feel bad,

but you can't just give
up on this stuff now.

So, please, think this through.

I have thought about it.

All right? And I'm doin' this.

That's it.

Okay...

You first.

You go.

No, you.

Please?

Okay, but we take turns.

Bad news first.

So, no from Woodbridge.

Wait-listed at Woodbridge.

Okay, we hate Woodbridge.

So... yes from San
Francisco, but...

it's a safety
college, so whatever.

You?

Yes from Stanford.

Claudia, that's amazing.

And yes from Julliard.

You got in?

You got into Julliard?

Claudia--

I know.

You're goin' to Julliard.

No, stop, I'm not.

What? What are you
talking about?

I mean, how could you not go?

Because, I mean, I
only auditioned

just to see If I could get in.

Yeah, but you did. You got in.

It's expensive.

I mean, at least Stanford
is close to home.

You know, I could-- I could
save money by living at home,

And I wouldn't have to buy tickets
back and forth to New York.

Claudia--

I know.

But it would mean
leaving my family,

and you.

We rotate our people through
the product line all the time.

That's really
important to Charlie.

It keeps everyone open to new
ways of improving the process.

Very smart.

So, to take up the
slack left by Ambruso,

that really wouldn't be a
problem at all, Mr. Kimball.

You make a good pitch.

What about Charlie?

Do we need to talk?

Uh, about what?

Well, I heard from
the boys at Baxter

that you were slowing
things down.

Your brother said they
could expect some delays.

Right, see,

what happened was,

we had a guy on the
floor get sick.

So Charlie's not
taking any chances.

Which, frankly, that's why our
guys work as hard as they do.

Because Charlie treats everyone
around here like family.

So, as soon as
we're back online,

we'll be cranking
things out at 110%.

I get the feeling you
could sell anything.

That's a compliment.

So, what are you,
just out of college?

No, never graduated.

Dropped out early to help
with the family business?

Something like that.

Ever give any thought
to going back,

maybe getting a business degree?

Uh, sure, a little. A lot...
Actually. Why?

If it's something
you're interested in,

you should call me.

I recruit for my
B-school back east.

They love guys like
you with experience.

You work really hard, go
to summer school, too,

have a degree in a
couple of years.

And then...

The sky's the limit.

With this economy these days,

you can't afford
not to think big.

Hey, hey, hey.

Hey.

Hmm?

You look nice.

Thank you. You, too,
in that sort of

I'm-not-really-ready-
to-go-to-dinner way.

Oh, my god. Dinner.

Oh, I'm so sorry.
I totally spaced.

I just came right home
and started writing.

-Yeah, what?
-Yeah.

You doin' your speech
for the conference?

No. Actually, I had to call
Maggie and say I couldn't do it.

Really? Why?

Because I had the most
amazing interview

at Goddess magazine today.

Yeah? Goddess? That's
what it's called?

Justin, the editor
loved my book.

She offered me a monthly column.

My own monthly column.

Well--Julia, that's--really?

I know. Yeah!

Wow. All right. Well, come on.

Let's--get dressed.
Reservations are 8:30.

We gotta celebrate.

No, no, no, I can't.

I have to do this
column for tomorrow.

I want to make it
original, you know?

Come on, a girl's gotta eat.

Oh, well, can't we
celebrate tomorrow?

No, we can't.

We're having dinner
with my parents,

and then I have to go back
to New Haven the next day.

Well, then, we'll
celebrate with them.

Justin, I'm sorry. It's just
this is so exciting for me.

I've been wanting something
new, And this could be it.

All right. Fine.
You're the goddess.

We'll have fun tomorrow.
I promise.

Okay.

Okay.

Hey.

What the hell's goin' on, Will?

Look, take it easy, all right?

Take it easy?

You know what it
took me to find you?

Huh?

You move out of my house,

you take all your
stuff out of Holly's

without a word to
me, not a word.

And then I call your office, and
they tell me that you quit.

So why don't you tell me
what the hell's goin' on?

What does it look like?

It looks like you're
bailing on me.

It looks like you're
pullin' up the stakes,

and you are ruining everything.

Look, Holly knows what I'm doing, okay?
She understands.

She's gonna be deported, Will!

Bailey, she knows.

Okay? Just seeing her,
it's humiliating.

I don't care.

What?

Will, you took an oath.

You don't care?

Is that what you just said?

That... look,

I don't mean that. Okay?

Yes, you do!

You do!

If you were honestly asking me to stay
there, after everything I told you,

then that's exactly what you mean.
You don't care!

We're talking about her future.

Will, we're talking
about her whole life!

No, we're not!

Ask Holly.

Come on, there's other
med schools, Bailey.

There's schools in Canada where she'd
be a 2-hour plane flight away.

If you'd actually talk to her--

Whoa, hang on a second.

Don't you turn
this around on me.

You made a promise!

Well, you know what?
I'm breaking it!

Okay?

I'm breakin' the deal.

And you need to ask yourself,

what the hell is wrong with you?

Why you keep pushing and
pushing and pushing this thing

when nobody else wants it.

Why everybody else
is ready to let go,

but you're still hanging on.

Don't get me wrong, I think
it's a wonderful piece,

And I love the central idea--

How we as women are constantly
striving to reinvent ourselves,

to start over, but--

You want me to start over.

It's just a little
abstract right now,

a little too much
about the idea.

But if you could sell it
with some concrete examples,

Madonna's an obvious choice...

Courtney Love, Britney Spears.

So, from a more pop
culture angle?

Exactly...

and how our readers can
relate to those goddesses,

ways they can
reinvent themselves.

A new look, a new hairstyle,

how even a new lipstick can make
you feel like a different person.

Lipstick?

You know what I mean.

Well, no, I'm not
sure that I do.

I mean, this shouldn't
be a how-to, should it?

Shouldn't it be more of a why?

It could be both, right?

Well, it could--

I'm sorry, I guess
I just thought

you wanted more of an essay
from my point of view.

Look, we have a
magazine to sell.

If you can do that and get
your point of view across,

so much the better, right?

Right.

Hey.

Hi.

How ya feelin'?

Well, I won't lie.
I've been better.

It's a hell of a way
to score a day off.

The guys sent this over.

Thanks.

They all signed it.

Yeah. Hey, tell 'em
no slackin' off,

or I'll come down there
and kick somebody's butt.

I called the insurance company,

and you're completely covered,

and your salary's guaranteed,

and if there's anything
that your family needs--

You really want to help me?

Then tell me why you're
slowin' the line down.

What? How did you--

Well, I called Tommy to catch
up, and he mentioned it.

Oh, Mitch...

You had a heart attack.

Let's just worry about
you getting better.

I worked my ass off to get
that line up and running.

You--you think I want
you undoing all that?

Just relax.

This is not something that you
should be stressing out about.

Charlie, your pushing me didn't
give me this heart attack.

I pushed myself because I want
the same things that you want.

I want something to come
from the work that I do,

something that's big enough
to last for my family and me.

My wife doesn't understand that.

Maybe...

maybe yours doesn't,
either, but...

That's why we do what
we do, isn't it?

Wait.

What's up?

I've been thinking
about it, and...

I want to.

Really?

Yes.

Just one second.

What?

Uh, wait.

You thought about this today?

Yeah.

Why?

Just... you've to
decide about college.

This giant decision...

and you thought about this?

Todd, I don't understand--

You weren't ready to
do this for so long,

and then all of a sudden,

the day after you find out
you got into Julliard--

Oh, wait. Hold on.

I'm sorry, I just don't
want our first time to be

out of guilt or--

Guilt?

I told you, Todd,

I'm not gonna go there.

Yeah, but...

I don't believe you.

I mean, if you can honestly tell
me that you don't want to go...

I didn't think so.

Bailey, Claud, hello?

No, it's me.

Remember me?

Vaguely.

You look like this guy I
dated in high school.

Only cuter.

So, we missed you at dinner.

Yeah, I'm sorry. I
called your parents

and told them I wish I
could have been there.

How--how was it?

Well, you know...

without you, it was...
kind of parentish.

Mmm.

So this is what you
missed dinner for,

you're reading old
issues of Sassy?

Yeah, Lisa seems to think it'll
give me a better sense of...

I don't know what.

Somewhere to start, anyway.

It's getting kind of late,

And...

I have to go back
to school tomorrow.

So...

Do you want me to
spend the night?

Yeah, I do.

If you want to.

I mean, I probably won't
get to bed till late.

Well, I guess I should
probably go then.

No. No, no, no, no, Justin--

Justin, I'm sorry I haven't been

that much fun the
last couple of days.

All right, but this
is a big deal for me.

I know you think it's silly,

But it's a chance for me to
write for a living, you know?

I mean, to do something different
every month, do something new.

Yeah, I know, different and new.
You said that.

Why is it that I'm suddenly
kind of feeling...

old and familiar?

When you get back, we'll spend
time together. I promise.

No, Julia, forget about me.

You turned down a
speaking engagement

at the Napa Women's
conference for what?

So that you can write "How to test
drive your secret sex fantasies"?

I mean, you're blowing off
things that actually matter.

You should think about that.

Hey.

What are you-- What's goin' on?

I'm on a flight to London.

I was gonna come over
and say good-bye.

Wait...

For how long?

I mean, you're packin'
all your stuff up.

I'm not coming back.

Holly...

Hey--

I'm sorry, I couldn't let you
talk me out of this, Bailey.

I can never say no to you.

You shouldn't.

Listen, even if you have to break
off this marriage with Will,

It's not too late.

Holly, there's still me.

Bailey...

Please, can't we just...

Can't we just have
a simple good-bye?

Why?

Why are you giving up
on this so easily?

Easily?

You think this is easy?

No, no, I don't.

Look, we both know the timing has
been lousy for us from the start.

I only met you by mistake.

And then, things moved
so quickly, and...

Life has been screaming at
us, "it's not meant to be."

I wish I could stay.

But the fact of the
matter is that

that wouldn't be good
for either of us.

I've been away from
home for too long,

and you, you...

You've been trying to find
where you want to be.

I'm slowing you down.

You'll find what you're looking
for faster without me.

I'll miss you.

No, we're on schedule.
Maybe a day or two behind.

That's right.

Where you been?

Uh, the office.

No, no, you can
add to the order,

but you have to expect some extra
time until we get the sets matched.

Charlie--

Tommy, I gotta
take care of this,

and I need you to stay on the
line until Mitch gets back.

Charlie, Mitch is dead.

What?

Elaine-- Elaine just called.

Mitch went into cardiac arrest,

and they couldn't bring
him back this time.

But I just talked to him.

I better go tell the guys.

Hey.

I just tried calling you.

Your dad said you were on
your way to the airport.

Yeah, I am. My mom's
in the car right now.

I, uh, I just wanted to stop
by and see how you were.

Kind of went off on
you last night, so...

I stayed up till
5:00 in the morning

trying to write
that stupid piece,

thinking about what
you said, and,

you were right.

I should have been writing the
speech for the women's conference.

So...

That's what I did.

I thought you didn't want to
write about old things anymore?

Yeah, well, I put
a new spin on it.

It works sometimes, you know.

Yeah.

So, um...

Come home soon.

I want my old boyfriend back.

God, those poor kids.

I know.

You okay?

Charlie...

I love you.

I love you so much.

Hey.

Your mom was on her way out, but

she said I should just come up.

Is that okay?

Yeah, of course.

So, I wrote the check today...

To Stanford.

What?

I told you.

I'm not going anywhere.

But I thought--

I would like to go to Julliard.

I think about everything that
I'd have to give up and...

It's too much.

Claudia...

So listen. Uh...

Maybe it's too soon
to bring this up, but

I was thinking that we wait a week or
so and then promote Tommy to foreman.

Yeah, I think
that's a good idea.

It's not all we have to
change around here, either.

We have been pushing too hard.

Charlie,

you can't make decisions
like that right now, okay?

Not when you're still feeling
all this stuff for Mitch.

It's actually something
that he said.

He said that we're
building this thing to...

protect our families.

You know what?

We can't guarantee that.

We could build it and
build it and build it,

and it could still fail.

And the only thing that
we can be sure about

is that our families
are here right now.

And if don't spend time
with them while we can...

I want to keep this
company small.

A manageable family business.

Something that I can run
without too much help.

Maybe just...

one business partner. Period.

Charlie, before you--

And I'm thinking that maybe I'm gonna
change the name of the company.

How's Salinger Brothers sound?

Charlie...

I know this is not everything that
you've ever dreamed about, but

this could be great for you.

It's a 9-5 job with plenty of
time to do other stuff, too.

Be with family. Take classes.
Whatever you want.

And we'll be working
together, and we'll just...

take it easy and,

keep things small.

Wow.

Uh...

Don't answer right now.
It's a big step. I know.

I just want you to
give it some thought.

I will.

I will.

I had sex.

I know. I was there.

Are you okay?

I mean, was it...

Yeah.

It was...

It was...

Oh, god.

No, it was just--

it was different
than I expected.

It was like we are, you know.

It was kind of intense,

kind of funny,

and a little bit
awkward in places.

It was just different,
that's all.

Like it is now.

It's all different.

Hey.

Your mom told me you're
heading back to school.

Yeah.

I called, and they said if I
take summer school classes,

I can make up most of the year.

Oh.

I guess I just didn't
expect you to be

taking off so soon.

So, are they mad?

Your parents?

Not anymore.

Now that I've seen the
error of my ways.

Now that the

"wasted year" is ending.

That what it was?

Listen,

this has nothing to do with you.

Not really.

It's more like

what's wrong with my life

if the most useful thing
I can think to do

is to marry someone to help
them get their green card?

Will...

I'm sorry.

Don't be.

I'd do it all again.

Because the reason I did it...

I know.

You're the most
unbelievable friend.

And now you're leaving.

Everybody's leaving
all of a sudden.

I don't know, it's just...

It's time.

I understand.

I actually do.

What does that mean?

You thinking of
making a move, too?

I don't know.

Well...

If you ever make a
move back east,

I hope it's near me.

Yeah.

Me, too.

...constant desire
to reinvent ourselves,

to be fashionable,
to be current,

if not ahead of the curve.

We readily accept--
there's no escaping it.

The predominantly male culture's
expectations of its women are--

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