All language subtitles for Party.of.Five.S02E09.DVDRip.XviD-TOPAZ

I'll get him.

Kirsten?

It's Meg.

The inner ear thing?

The antibiotics didn't...

Well, her doctor won't let her
fly, so she's not coming.

My sister is not
coming to my wedding.

Can you believe that?

She told me I could only
cry for ten minutes

because she couldn't
live with the guilt

if I was all puffy-faced
in our wedding pictures.

Oh! Then Mom called.

And they're running late because
she ripped her stockings.

And she had to pick up a
new pair at Neiman's.

- Kirsten... - I'm just waiting
for the third thing to happen.

Because it always
happens in threes.

God, you look beat. Dudley didn't
keep you up all night, did he?

Oh, and the third thing is
Cheryl, the caterer. You know?

- Kirsten... - There's some
salmon disease going around,

and she's had to
substitute with shrimp.

And Julia's allergic
to shrimp, right?

Could you do this for me?

Charlie.

Charlie.

You're wrinkling me.

I wanna get married.

I wanna marry you.

Well, that's a good thing.

Because 9000 bucks says there's a
wedding in our immediate future.

No. You don't understand.

I've been up all night trying to
figure out what's going on with me,

trying to figure out what
I want and what to do,

and how to tell you what I
wanna do without hurting you,

'cause, God, I don't
wanna hurt you.

I want us to wait.

Can we wait just a few
months, just six months?

Please? Please? I need some
time, just a little time.

Because I don't wanna feel
like this when we do it.

Feel like what?

Like this, panicked and trapped.

My heart is pounding, and there's
this voice inside of my head saying,

"No, no, no, no.
Not now, not now."

I wanna spend the rest of my life
with you, Kirsten. I know that. I do.

Only I'm not ready.

I'm not ready for the rest
of my life to start today.

♪ Everybody wants to live ♪

♪ Like they wanna live ♪

♪ And everybody wants to love ♪

♪ Like they wanna love ♪

♪ Everybody wants to be ♪

♪ Closer to free ♪

♪ Closer to free ♪

Come here.

It's okay, Charlie.

- It is?
- Yes.

It's okay.

You probably had too much to drink
at the bachelor party, right?

And you've been up all
night, and you're exhausted.

Yes.

I can tell.

So if you need more
time, take it.

Take a whole half-hour
if you need it.

Just stretch out and
close your eyes, okay?

I'm gonna go downstairs
to take care of...

I don't think you heard what...

It's not a question of a
half an hour, Kirsten.

Well, I don't think we can push
things more than that, Charlie.

They're gonna need us
downstairs for pictures soon.

Kirsten...

I know how crazy sleep deprivation can make
a person. Remember me before my orals?

But it's just me, Charlie.
All we need to do is...

is say how we feel about each
other and make a promise.

And that's not so hard, right?

I know you can do that.
You can do that.

I love you, and
it's gonna be okay.

Oh, promise me
you're gonna shave.

Now I want you to check
all of these, okay.

Okay. All right.

Kirsten. Oh, my God!

Wow!

You look so beautiful.

Do you think the
caterer's ready yet?

The guests will be here any minute.
And where's the photographer?

Out back, setting up.

Okay, I'm gonna go check on him.

I don't want us waiting
on the picture-taking.

Jitters.

Caterer. I'll check.

- Hey, Claud.
- Oh, wow, Ross!

- Look at you.
- Mwah!

Congratulations, you guys.

I'm just saying
that I think maybe

we should start passing around
hors d'oeuvres, that's all.

- Okay.
- Okay.

We're the first ones here.

We are not the first ones here!
Will you relax?

- Hi.
- Hey.

What are you wearing, Will?

You like it? See?

I got a lecture
on the ride over.

But I said, "Hey, there's nothing wrong
with showing a sense of personal style."

- Am I right, Bay?
- No, Will, no.

You're not even close.

This is a wedding, not
a golf tournament.

I tried. I'm sorry.

- You're on her side?
- Thank you.

This is a conspiracy. I'm not
talking to you two anymore.

Well, congratulations.

I'm gonna check out
the back yard.

She's driving me crazy.

Same here.

Oh, look at you.

Gene, look at her.
Isn't she beautiful?

The most beautiful.

Hi, Daddy.

- Gorgeous.
- Oh, my God.

Mom, don't start crying over me.

Oh, please. How can I not cry?

I couldn't be more proud if
I'd paid for this myself.

Meggy's just dying that
she couldn't be here.

We thought that she'd feel
better, you know, last night.

Well, you'll just
send her pictures.

Oh, pictures! We gotta get
started on the pictures.

Um, we should round
everybody up.

Where's that groom of yours?

Oh. I'll go get him.

Charlie!

What are you doin'?

What?

Well, you gotta get moving here.

We've got guests. Everyone's
wondering where you are.

You having trouble
with your tie?

Want me to tie it for you?

I'm pretty good at this.

I used to watch Mom
do this for Dad.

You look nervous. You okay?

I don't know.

Yeah.

Guess I can kind of understand that.
Kind of natural.

There.

God, are you handsome, Charlie.

You look so young.

Gonna put this back
here, veil over there.

Flowers... That's fine.
That's good.

Hey! Charlie, would you
look who's finally here.

Hey.

You're holding up the works.
You got pictures to take.

Let's start with the bride and groom
and the bride's family first.

Ellie, you can stand
next to Kirsten.

Gene, next to Charlie.

Good. Everybody's looking great.

Okay.

Let's get a little
closer together.

Don't be shy, Charlie.
She's not gonna bite you.

You're supposed to
be having fun here.

All right, here we go.
You all look wonderful.

Now look at me. Very good.

And a little closer together.
Smile.

Justin.

Uh, I didn't expect...

Yeah, yeah, I know.

Big surprise.

Um, and I'm probably
not gonna stay, so...

Oh, okay.

It's just, my Mom bought
this present, and it's, uh,

kind of breakable, so...

- So here.
- Right. Well, I'll take it.

Anyways, you're welcome to stay.
I mean, you were invited.

That was a while ago.

I figured you'd probably wanna
take back the invitation.

I did not.

Justin...

Well.

I mean, if we were
still friends,

then I'd definitely
be here, so, uh...

My, uh... My Dad's home today.

I don't know, I just needed
to get out of the house.

So maybe I'll just
stay for a little bit.

Okay, great.

Julia.

Come on.

Pictures.

Very good.

Julia, why don't
you hold the baby.

Oh, okay.

- Hey!
- There we go.

Good. Perfect.

There we go. Yeah, please.
Thanks.

Here we go.

And why don't you change
places, Claudia and Julia.

Give Bailey a little room there.

Here we go.

I'll need three
more hours of this.

Okay, this is great. That's it.

A little closer in.

Now everybody say "forever".

"Forever."

Charlie, where are you going?

Charlie, what...?

Where's he going?

I don't know.

Charlie, please stop this.

No. I told you. I told you!

Shh. Everyone will hear.

Listen to me. I can't do this.

Yes. Yes, you can.

Why won't you listen to me?

I am listening to you, Charlie.

What I am not doing
is indulging you.

- What?
- You're scared.

Well, hello. Yes, it's scary.

You're panicked.

Well, who isn't, the morning before
their wedding? But you make a choice.

You either decide that it's second
thoughts, or if you love me, Charlie,

you decide that it's nervous anticipation.
And you go back downstairs with me.

And when the minister asks, "Do you
take this woman?", you say, "I do."

No! No. You don't understand.

I say that, and I am married,

to the last woman that
I'm ever gonna be with,

and I've got all the kids
that I'm ever gonna have.

And I live in my father's house. And
every day I go to my father's job.

And any one of those things on
their own, I can deal with,

but you add them up,
Kirsten, and, I mean, look,

the wife and the kids and
the house and the job.

And that's every decision that
I'm ever gonna make in my life.

I've got no choices left. I'm 25
years old, and I know my whole life.

And it's not what you want?

I'm not who you want?
You don't love me?

I do love you.

I don't want to be with anyone else.
I don't.

You just don't want to marry me?

No, I do. I do. I just...

I just need to sit with
all this for a while.

I know if I had some time...

Listen to me, Charlie.

My parents are downstairs, and
your family and our friends

and... and a minister and... and
35 pounds of Australian shrimp.

Now, you just pull
yourself together, okay.

You take a deep breath and
you put this behind you,

because we are getting
married today.

No.

Kirsten, I...

I can't.

I just...

No.

Like hell you're
canceling the wedding!

Stop it. Yelling at
him isn't the answer.

- Don't tell me what to do.
- Hey, come on, now!

- Gene, I... - Ellie, just stay out of this.
All right?

I mean, what happened? Did
you guys have a fight?

I'm not doing this.
This is private.

This was a private conversation!

- Come on, Charlie.
- The hell it was!

Not with 50 guests
in your living room!

- Where do you think you're going?
- Everyone just stop.

I just wanna...

Let's go into the
other room, hmm?

Gene. Let's just go
into the other room.

It's okay.

Charlie...

Just get out of here.

Are you really calling this off?

- You don't mean it, do you?
- Tell us what's happening.

What the hell are you doing? Do
you know what you're doing here?

Maybe you didn't hear me.

It's not happening. You got it?

I want you all out of here now.
I wanna be left alone.

Okay,

I'm gonna go
downstairs, and, uh,

I'm gonna explain to the
minister what's going on,

and I'm gonna pay
off all the help.

Okay, Charlie?

It's weird.

I haven't done that
in a while, have I?

Cleaned up your mess.

Son of a bitch.

- I'm gonna kill him.
- Gene.

- I'm gonna kill him!
- Gene! You're not helping.

Now, Kirs, he's going
to come around.

I mean, of course he will.
Everybody is downstairs.

Did he at least give
you an explanation?

Did he at least
give you a reason?

What reason could
he possibly have?

A person who calls off a wedding

30 minutes before it's supposed to
begin is not thinking rationally.

- Sometimes if you breathe
into a paper bag... - I need...

Remember when I had
that anxiety attack...

- Could you just...
- Shh!

What, honey? What do you want?
Just tell us. Anything you want.

I need it to be
quiet for a minute,

because there's all this noise.

There's all this noise in
my head, and I can't think.

And I have to figure out
how to keep breathing.

What am I gonna do?

Oh, my God!

What am I gonna do?

I'm trying to figure out
what to say to him,

how to get him to
change his mind.

'Cause he's making
such a huge mistake.

You wanna try out
some arguments on me?

You?

Yeah. You could pretend
we're, like, friends.

Nah, it's okay.

Oh, wait.

Don't go.

Just sit here with me for
a little while, okay?

Okay.

Okay, okay, 75 cents on the dollar.
How's that?

What are you doing?

Okay, the best I can do is
knock off $200 from the bill.

That's it.

Keep the shrimp.

Shrimp don't travel.

You're not leaving.

She is not leaving, Bailey.

Uh, yeah, Ellie, she kind of is.

Weren't you upstairs? Didn't
you get what's going on?

- The wedding's off.
- No, no.

No, no, the wedding is not off.
It's not.

It's been delayed. That is all.

We're gonna give Charlie a few
minutes to pull himself together,

and then everything, everything
will go on as planned.

Now, I think they could use some
more of those delicious canapés

in the living room, dear, hmm?

It is not over yet.

I've been sitting outside for,
like, the last ten minutes.

I've got all these arguments
I wanna make to you,

these great arguments, but I...

Julia.

Please don't do this, Charlie.

- Please?
- What are you doing?

I don't know.

I guess I'm begging you 'cause
I don't know what else to say.

'Cause I don't understand
what you're doing.

Nobody does. Nobody
understands, Charlie.

I can't.

This is such a terrible
thing you're doing.

You don't think I
know that, Julia?

Do you think I would do this to
someone that I love that much

if I could figure out any way?

Just any way.

God, Charlie.

Well?

God! So that's it?

That's it.

Wow.

So, what happens now?

Now? I don't know. I guess
everything goes back,

you know, all the presents
and guests and in-laws

and food and all that liquor.

- Too bad.
- Hey, Justin.

She's feeling a little better.

Good, good.

I brought you
something, pumpkin.

No, nothing, really.

I don't know. Maybe we could
do this in a few months.

You know, much smaller, no fuss.

You know, maybe
it would be okay.

Maybe Charlie would
be okay by then.

Kirsten...

But what if he isn't?
What if he's never okay?

On the other hand...

Listen to me. Listen to me.

- Now, are you listening?
- Yes.

Do you want this
wedding to happen?

Do you still want this
wedding to happen?

- Yes.
- Okay, then.

Ellie, what are you doing?

You forget about three months from
now or four months or six months

because today is
your wedding day.

Mom, come on.

Don't you let him play his game.

You tell Charlie, "This is it."

You give him one chance
to keep you, one chance,

and after that minister
walks out the door today,

it's over.

Either you're married,
or you're gone.

I can't. What if he says no?

Baby.

He's already said no.

Mmm!

I probably should have eaten something,
because I feel kind of funny.

Funny like bad?

Wow, 1991 was an excellent year.

Mmm.

You, uh, realize, don't you,

that this is a very
historic site?

This is the scene of
our very first kiss.

- Was not.
- Yes.

Uh, we were playing
Hide and Seek,

and you got stuck in the dryer.

Come on. You remember
this, don't you?

Where was it?

Um...

I think we were somewhere
over by the sink.

No, I mean the kiss. Was it
on my cheek or was it...?

Oh.

I think it was, uh,

something like...

that.

Just for the record, it
was under the stairs.

- Hello!
- Hi.

I was trying to figure out
something to say to you,

something helpful.

All I could think of is "Oye".

That pretty much sums it up.

- Oye.
- Yeah.

Well, I'm starting to think that I
should have expected it to go this way.

What's that supposed to mean?

Turns out all the Salinger
men make the same mistake.

What mistake?

They, um...

They walk away
from the one thing

that is actually the best
thing in their whole life.

Really?

I don't know what to say.

Well,

he's gonna be sorry, some day.

And he's gonna wanna take
it all back, you know,

and try again,

but it will probably
be too late.

Probably.

Yeah, I know what
you're thinking.

You're thinking, "How can
anyone be so stupid?", right?

Bailey.

It beats me, Sarah.

It beats the hell out of me.

Could everyone just leave me...?

Hey.

Are you...

I wanna ask you if you're
okay, but you're not.

I mean, obviously,
you're not okay.

Right. Obviously.

And, uh,

I wanna touch you

or hold you or something, but...

I don't know. I mean...

can I do that?

Just let me get
through this, okay?

I heard everything
you said, Charlie.

Really, I did.

But I can't wait,

because nothing's gonna change,

and I know that six
months from now,

we're gonna be in exactly the
same place as we are right now.

And I don't ever wanna
be in this place again.

So here's what it
comes down to for me.

Either you love me enough to
marry me today, right now,

or we split up.

So that's it, I guess.

Now or never.

I did it.

I gave him an ultimatum,
today or never.

You did?

I told him to think about it.

Not to take too long,
but to think about it.

- I feel better.
- Aw.

Hello?

Charlie?

Charlie, are you in there?

I'm coming.

- Is Charlie in here?
- No. What's going on?

He's not in his room.
His car's gone.

Nobody knows anything.
Nobody saw him leave.

He's missing.

I don't know what the
hell's going on.

Rumor in the back yard is
that Charlie's missing.

Yeah. That's the rumor
in the kitchen too.

Apparently the odds on no
wedding have shot to 12-1.

Too weird.

Yeah.

I mean, it really
makes you think.

I mean, you never know what's
gonna happen to anybody.

It's all a mystery, you know?

I mean, two people look like a happy
couple and then boom, it's over.

And two others look
a little shaky,

and it's, you know...
It's happily-ever-after.

I mean, you can just never
tell with relationships.

Is that what you were thinking?

More or less.

Like, for example, with us.

- With us?
- Yeah.

I mean, are you gonna
look back on this

and say, "Oh, yeah, Sarah.
She was, um, kind of nice.

I dated her between... Who was it?
Betsy and Lucy"?

You know, are you gonna say that
she's the one that really mattered?

You know? I mean, maybe
even "She was the one."

- Are you asking me...?
- No! No.

Because we've only been
dating, like, three weeks.

I know! We couldn't possibly
know what we mean to each other.

It's very hard to know. Usually.

I mean, that's my point.
You never know.

It's just food for thought.

Gone? Really gone,
as in disappeared?

That's what I said.
What's wrong with you?

You look like somebody thwacked
you on the back of the head.

Oh, well, it's upsetting news.
I'm upset...

And I have the hiccups.

I have the hiccups,
and I'm upset, okay?

Hey, don't you wanna show me
that thing in your room now?

That thing?

Oh! Right. That thing.

Fresh makeup, huh?

Yeah. So much for non-smudge.

So, does this mean you
think he's coming back?

I don't know, Claudia.

I think he's coming back.

He just went somewhere to
figure everything out.

If he comes home,

will it be okay?

I want it to be okay.

Because I love you and Charlie,
and I want you to be together.

And I want you to
sleep in their room,

and I want you both
to be here every day.

I don't think he's coming
back in time, Claud.

Under the circumstances, is it,
like, inappropriate for me to say

this is the best shrimp I've
ever eaten in my entire life?

No word from Charlie yet, huh?

- Will?
- Yeah?

Do you love her, man?

What? Who? Sarah?

I mean, do you really love her?

What's going on here, Bay?

Because between you and her, I'm feeling
put on the spot all of a sudden.

Do I love her?

I'm definitely into her.

I mean, we're not about
to buy real estate

or major appliances
together or anything.

Because I think I could.

Love her.

I mean, I think I do.

You... you think you love her?

So...

So just tell me that
you're in love with her.

Tell me that...

That you think you need her and that
maybe she'll change your whole life.

And then... Well, okay, then.

Then that's it. I
can live with that.

Just tell me.

Justin.

Is the ceiling
spinning over there?

- Nope.
- Hmm.

'Cause it's spinning over here.

Come look.

Ow.

You see?

Round and round.

Maybe the whole house will come
unscrewed like a giant light bulb.

Mmm, make it stop,
Justin, would you?

How's that?

Better.

Now you're spinning.

Yes, I am.

Do you have something?

In my wallet.

How long has it been in there?

Not that long.

- Justin...
- Really, really.

Just since right before
we weren't in love.

Okay, then.

Uh, hi.

Hello. I...

Everyone? Could I just...?

Hi.

This is really...

Well, embarrassing
is what it is.

Um...

I love a lot of you.

And... a lot of you I
don't know very well.

But I know how much
you mean to Charlie,

and I'm sure if he were here,

he'd...

He'd...

Well, I guess I'm really not the
best person to say what he would do.

Um...

But I wanted to say thank you

for getting all dressed
up and coming over here

and wanting to share
this with us.

But it's not gonna happen.

It's just not.

And I think the best thing to
do is for us to just call...

Can we, uh...?

Just give us a
second, would you?

Charlie, where have you been?

Nowhere. Just driving.

Just driving and thinking and
trying to figure it all out.

And okay.

Okay?

I love you, and I'm sorry.

And, yeah. Yes.
I'm saying "yes".

Because saying no is pretty
much saying goodbye, right?

And I don't want that, Kirsten.
I don't.

So...

So let's do it, okay?

Let's just do it.

What are we gonna do about this?

About what?

About the fact that twice
in the last half-hour,

I was asked how exactly I
see my future with you.

You asked him that?

I'm starting to get a
little pissed off.

But just for the record, are
you dumping me for this jerk?

No!

- Are you taking her back?
- No!

That's not his decision.

Right. That's not my decision.

Besides, you are my best friend,
Will, and I would never...

On the other hand, I
have these feelings.

Which is why I asked you
before I did anything.

You asked him?

He's my best friend.

I am not a piece
of property here.

Right!

You had plenty of chances.

- And he's great.
- I know he's great.

I thought he was great before you
thought he was great and same with her.

But that's not the point.

I know. How I feel about
her is not the point.

Or how I felt about you.

- Felt?
- Feel, okay? Whatever.

The point is, is that you care about
her, and she cares about you,

and I care about you, even
though I really care about her.

So now what?

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God!

Don't come in. I mean it.
Don't come in.

I can't come in. It's locked.

Why is it locked?

Because... Because...

You're taking a nap.

'Cause I was taking a nap.
I was taking a nap?

You were taking a nap?

Claudia, what do you want?

Charlie just showed up and
the wedding's back on,

so hurry up and get downstairs.

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

I'll go check on her.

Kirsten, what are you...?

Everyone's ready.

Kirsten...

I would have given you
everything I have today.

God, Charlie. I would
have given you me.

I can't give you any more than that.
I don't know how.

And if that's not enough,
if you're not sure...

I'm sure. I'm sure.

No.

You're not.

And I'm sorry, but there are some things
you say you just can't take back.

So I made a mistake.

Kirsten, please don't do this to me.
Please.

What do you want me to do?

I'm afraid to marry you.

I'm afraid of the day you're
gonna walk in that door

and say, "I don't
want you anymore."

I won't say that.

I don't believe you.

I love you, but I
don't believe you.

And I can't take that chance

because I would die, Charlie.

So I'm gonna walk away from you

and from these
children who I love.

Thanks.

Bye.

Here.

Bye, Joe.

See you, kid.

All in all,

I'd have to say,

not a good day.

Yep.

One for the record books.

Putting aside the whole
wedding thing for a sec,

I got this mambo cigar
burn on my new jacket,

turns out you're still
hung up on my girlfriend,

my girlfriend's still
hung up on you,

and, uh... Oh, and the shrimp.

I take back what I said before.
It's repeating on me.

Big time.

She is?

She said that? Sarah?

No.

What she said was, "You're the
nicest guy in the world, Will,"

and I sort of cut her off right there
'cause I knew where she was headed.

Okay.

Here's how I figure it.

We've known each other how long?

I don't know, ten years?

And sooner or later we were
gonna fall for the same girl.

And I guess I can make a big stink
about it and tell you to go to hell,

but then I'd be out a girlfriend

and a best friend.

And that'd be pretty dumb.

Anyway, I think the
lesson of the day is,

what's meant to be
is meant to be.

And you guys, you and Sarah,

you just are.

- Will...
- Oh, and one more thing.

I'm sorry, man. I'm
sorry about that.

I kind of had to, you know?
As a guy.

I...

...totally understand.

She's in the back yard.

I don't know whether to be really
pissed off at you or apologize.

Well, it doesn't have to be
somebody's fault, you know?

I mean, uh,

Or even a mistake.

No.

Right.

Stuff just happens.

You get married or you don't.

You save yourself for when it's special,
or you just get drunk and do it.

Same difference, right?

No. Of course not.

I wanted it to be special.

I'm not saying it has to
be the one person ever,

but it'd be nice.

I mean, it'd be nice
right after it happens

to look at that person and
say, "You could be the one."

Or at least a friend.

At least someone you love, who kind
of feels the same way about you.

Then it'd be okay.

Then it'd be nice.

Oh, never wear new
shoes to an event

that lasts longer
than three hours.

I was thinking,

when we were together before,

it was too soon.

And then,

when you were with Will,
it was kind of too late.

So now...

maybe now it's just...

I don't know. Right.

'Cause I feel like
I'm ready for this.

I mean, I am ready.

Do you wanna borrow
a jacket or...?

No.

Sarah, you're shivering.

Yeah.

I know. Isn't that funny?
I don't feel cold at all.

I'll probably be in Chicago
with my folks for about a week

and then come back and
look for a place.

I'll call and let you know.

Right.

We'll figure out a time for
me to pick up my stuff.

Can we slow down for a minute?

No.

And if there are any questions,
um, we can figure it out then.

Or you can take what you want.

Kirsten...

Oh, and, um...

Owen has a pediatrician's
appointment on Tuesday.

This should stay in the
family, your Mom's ring.

For Julia.

Or you, I guess.

Damn, I can't. Can you help me?

No.

No.

I love you.

I love you too.

Maybe if we're both lucky
that'll go away a little.

Whose bright idea was it to pay off the
caterers before they finished cleaning?

I'll give you 50 bucks, Claud...

I think Charlie should do it.

This whole thing is his fault.

I could get behind that.

I don't get it.

I mean, do you get
why he did it, Bay?

He loves her.

I really think he loves
her, doesn't he?

Yeah.

Yeah, Claud, he loves her.

Okay, look.

Why don't we just deal with the
cleanup in the morning, okay?

What are you doing there, Claud?

Saving the top.

You're supposed
to for good luck.

Maybe they'll
change their minds.

Just help me make room
in the freezer, okay?

Okay.

Have you eaten anything?

'Cause there's lots of stuff.

Not hungry.

What are you gonna do, Charlie?

You think I know?

Think I've got a clue?

It's only been, what,
six hours and you...

No. I mean, tonight. Right now.

What are you gonna do?
You just gonna sit here?

Yeah.

Look, I know what you're doing
here, Bailey, so just go ahead.

Get it over with.

Get what over?

You know.

The lecture.

Just really let me have it.
Tear me apart.

Tell me how I've
lost her for good.

Tell me how I've
let you all down.

Tell me how I just
ruined my life.

Nah.

You're gonna hear that
from a lot of people

so you don't need
to hear it from me.

I don't always get you, Charlie.

Sometimes you do things I...

Well, I just don't get you.

But you know what? I'm
gonna love you, anyway,

because you're my brother.

And I think you could use
someone on your side.

So that's me.

I'm on your side.

How about I just sit with
you for a while, huh?