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Your father's
going to be fine.

It's nothing to worry about.
He had a few stitches,

and I've ordered a stat CT

to make sure there's no
internal bleeding.

It looked a lot worse because
of the blood thinners.

I don't understand.
How did this happen?

The nurse said he
was behaving irrationally,

rushed out of his
room, shouting,

demanding to speak with
a supervisor.

He must have
lost his balance.

I'm afraid this incident only
further supports my suspicions.

It's important we run
those additional tests.

What is she
talking about?

Can you give us
a minute, please?

Of course.

Dr. Rabney is worried

that Sully may be showing
signs of Alzheimer's.

How-- how could
you keep that from me?

I only just found out.

Why do you
keep shutting me out?

I'm not doing that.

Aren't you?

I need to call Frank and Edna
and tell them what's going on.

No. No. I think that we wait
until we have more information.

There is a chance that it
could still be something else.

It's not fair to
keep it from them.

They're his family, too.

- Does Sully know?
- Not yet.

You have to tell him.

Tell me what?

Oh, my God.

Sully, I was so
worried about you.

Hitting your head
after a stroke, Sully,

that can be
so dangerous.

So I slipped. It's--
it's not my fault.

You know, they wax
the floors here.

That is not the point!
What were you thinking?

You're upsetting him.

Well, let's get
you back to your room.

Duncan needed help.

Well, you could have
used your call button.

I did, but nobody came.

They said you
caused a scene.

You were acting
irrationally.

I don't know what
they're talking about,

but what really matters is,

they finally came down and took
Duncan to get his surgery.

You could have really hurt
yourself, Sully.

- Do you know that?
- Ah.

So, which one of you two
is going to take me home, hmm?

I need to head back
to Roy's.

I love you, Sully.

Let's get you settled.

♪ Is this as good
as it's going to get? ♪

♪ I've given
all I can give ♪

♪ But the rivers still
get wider wider ♪

♪ We've been
here all along ♪

♪ Through the valleys
we carry on ♪

♪ The journey takes us
higher higher ♪

♪ This could be our home if
we try to build it ♪

♪ This could be a life
that's one in a million ♪

♪ All the hard times yeah
they were worth it ♪

♪ Time and time and
time again ♪

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh ♪

♪ Oh oh oh oh ♪

♪ Oh oh oh time and
time and time again ♪

So, you going
to tell me what's going on?

Uh...

They're keeping you a little
longer to run a few more tests.

- What for?
- I know you want to go home,

but Dr. Rabney
is concerned

there might be a medical
reason for your fall.

That's ridiculous!
I told you, I slipped.

I know. I know,
but the fall

and the fact you've been
struggling with your memory,

it has her concerned

that there might be
something else going on.

You told me that memory loss
was normal after a stroke!

Maggie:
And it is,

but it can also be a symptom
of other underlying conditions.

Like what?

Spit it out
already, will you?

Like... cognitive
decline.

You mean Alzheimer's?

Maggie:
Look.

There is no need to jump
to any conclusions,

especially since we have
no history of it in our family.

My father
had Alzheimer's.

I didn't know that.

This can't
be happening.

We don't know
that she's right.

Maggie, you didn't see
what it did to him.

What it did to
everyone around him.

It's going to be okay.

Sully, it's going to be okay.

Jane: Hey, Rob.

Rob:
Hey, Jane.

I looked for you after
the game last week.

Oh, had to get
back to the diner.

You know, if you ever
need anyone to look after Finn,

you can drop him
by my place.

I have my son
every other week,

so... wouldn't be a problem.

Okay. That's
really nice of you.

I might take you up
on that sometime.

I hope you do.

Oh. Sorry.

Got to get your order.

Yeah. You know,
that's the third time

you've ordered lobster
rolls this week.

I think you must be a
big fan of them.

Jane: What can I say?
You've got the magic touch.

Rob: I don't
know about that.

Jane: Maybe I'll
see you later.

Uh, yeah, for sure.

Who's that?

It's a mom from
Finn's baseball team.

She seems interested

in more than just
your lobster rolls.

You going
to ask her out?

I don't think so.

Why not?

Well, I'm not so sure
Finn's ready for that yet.

You sure it's Finn
who's not ready?

Alzheimer's?
How did we not see that?

It just doesn't make
any sense to me,

and I don't think that place is
going to do any good for him.

Mm.

I'll be right back.

Sydney:
Edna.

I got here as
soon as I could.

I appreciate it.

How much longer are
they keeping him?

We don't know.

Tell Maggie that I'm here
if she needs me, okay?

- I will.
- Okay.

Thank you.

Kiikway ooma?

I thought Sully
might like his cap.

I meant the Feather Box.

I thought I'd do
a smudge. Can't hurt.

Doctors won't
like it.

You're giving
him a pie.

Yeah. It's not the same.

No one's ever had
a problem with a pie.

It'll be good for him,

and it'll help clean out

all that bad energy
in that room.

Yeah, but I don't think

anyone there is going
to see it that way.

You let me take
care of the monias.

- Man: Hello?
- Hi, Dr. Callaghan.

- Um, it's Maggie Sullivan.
- Man: Good to hear from you.

Maggie: I'm afraid something's
come up with my father,

and I hate to
have to do this,

but I'm-- I'm going to need

a little more time before
I can start the job.

I was hoping you'd be back
in time for the research study.

Maggie:
I know.

But it's my father,
and, um...

he isn't well at the moment, so
I'm going to need to spend

a little more time
in Nova Scotia.

Callaghan: I'll talk to them
about holding the position

for another week,
but after that,

I'm afraid I'm going to have to
start looking at other options.

Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.

Callaghan:
One week, Maggie.

- Understood.
- Callaghan: Bye.

Thanks.

A tropical storm is
headed to the Carolinas.

Nova Scotia residents
should expect

gale-force winds and
strong rains

as the storm travels north
towards Newfoundland.

Emergency service
crews are standing by,

and the power corporation...

Hey, Rob, I got
to tell you.

This is the best chicken
pot pie I've ever had.

Glad you like it.

- Cal: Mm.
- Yeah.

Sarah's recipe.

Was she from
Nova Scotia, too?

No. We met in culinary school
back in Toronto.

Then what made you
come back?

She wanted to
see where I came from.

Once we got here,

she fell in love with the
place, as you do,

saw this diner for sale

and, uh, took that as a
sign that we should stay.

You ever think about leaving?

After Sarah died, yeah.

I don't think I
could bring myself

to sell the place, though.

Meant so much to her.

Besides, it's a great place
for Finn to grow up. Yeah.

It really is.

Hey, what about you?

Thinking about
sticking around?

I was. Yeah.

But now,
I'm not so sure.

Hmm.

Sully!

Hey! You're a sight
for sore eyes.

- Where's Duncan?
- He's still in surgery.

Hey, Frank.

- Here. For when you come home.
- Oh.

Thanks.

Yeah. Edna's downstairs,

just getting some plates.

She baked a-- a pie
to cheer you up.

Yeah. Yeah. So you--
so you heard?

Lola told us.

I just can't believe this.

Doctors make
mistakes, Sully.

Uh, I don't think I'm
that lucky, Frank.

We're here for you.

What are you doing?

I want to light some
sweetgrass.

In here? You think that's
a good idea?

Frank: I'll try.
Can't hurt. Might help.

Wait. What do you
think you're doing?

I'm going to burn some
sweetgrass for my friend.

Not in here you won't.

- Not the bundle.
- Fine, but you have to follow

the rules, or I'll
need to have you

escorted off the premises.

You can pick up your
lighter on the way out.

Frank: People can be
so narrow-minded.

I'm sorry.

I'm used to it.

Yeah.

Yeah, but you-- you got
to get me out of here, Frank.

I'm running out
of time.

250
- It's just another week.
- Man on phone: Do you

really think
that's a good idea?

Well, the test results
will be back by then,

and I'll be able to
see what's really going on.

Man on phone: Well, you
could just get the doctor

to email them
to you. I mean,

how is jeopardizing your
career going to help Sully?

He wouldn't
want that, would he?

You didn't see his face when
I told him, Andrew.

I-- No. I need
to be here for him.

Andrew: The last
time I was up there,

Sully was having a real hard
time remembering my name.

He was probably just
giving you a hard time.

Andrew: Well, what
about when he punched Walter?

I mean, you said that was
out of character, didn't you?

Yeah. What about
when you punched Cal?

Wouldn't you say that's
out of character for you?

Andrew: I know this is
a hard time for you,

Mags, and I want to be there.

I want to support you,
but it's--

it's difficult
when you're so far away.

Yeah. Well, I don't
have a choice, Andrew.

Andrew: If
you need me,

I'm just a phone call
away, okay?

Maggie:
Okay.

These would
work fine, you know?

They got the both
ends you can fork and -.

Ah.

Hi.

Hi.

Smudging go okay?

Okay.

You were right.

When you going
to learn, Frank?

Edna's always right.

Ooh.

Apple, my favourite.

Edna, you are an angel.
You know that?

- Yeah, yeah.
- Sully: Oh.

We love you,
Sully Sullivan.

Sully: Love you, too.

I know.

Woman: Careful!

Hey. Are you okay?

Well, I will be once I figure
out what's going on with Sully.

The mosquitoes are
driving me nuts.

I don't ever remember reacting
this badly to them before.

- Can I take a look?
- Sure.

Seems like you're having
an allergic reaction.

Yeah. Hormone changes can wreak
havoc on the immune system.

And everything
else in your life.

You sound like a doctor.

Maggie's a neurosurgeon.

I'm impressed.

You have any kids?

Uh, not yet.

I'm still on the fence if I
want to go back to work or not.

Why's that?

Because my girlfriends

are always
telling me how hard it is

juggling their careers
and their kids,

and no matter how
hard they try,

they feel like they're
failing at both.

Um, hmm.

Here, try these
for your bug bites.

Everyone around here
swears by them.

- Vitamin B1?
- Yeah.

Apparently, it makes your blood
smell funny to the mosquitos.

It's not exactly a
scientific fact.

Is it safe for
me to take?

Yeah. It's worth a try.
Even if it doesn't work,

it's a great
prenatal supplement.

Thanks. I'll take them.

I don't want to be a bother,

but since Sully's not around,
maybe you could help?

- What's up?
- There's this dog

that keeps barking
near our cabin.

I think it belongs to the guy
in the beat-up camper.

I was hoping you
might be able

to ask him to
take it inside.

Yeah. Of course. I'll
see what I can do.

Great. See you.

Sydney:
See you.

Maggie--

I should check
on that dog.

Okay. Finn!

Hey. You ready to go?

I thought you said we
were going to do something fun.

We will, just later.

You know, I got to pick
up my supplies first,

drop things off
at the Outpost, okay?

You're always working.

Okay, Finn. Look.

I'm sorry, but I don't have
time for this right now.

Are you coming or not?

No!

Rob:
Ah, geez.

Clover. Clover?

Hey, you mind watching Finn
for me for a little bit,

till I get back?

You want me
to babysit again?

Look. It'll just
be for a couple hours.

I'll owe you one, okay?

I guess if it's only
a couple hours.

Great. Good. Thanks.

Hey there.
Sorry. Um...

Good dog? Hi. Um--

What do you think
you're doing?

Uh, get away from my dog.

You're trespassing.
You know that?

This is, uh, my
father's campground.

Um, I'm here because
there's a noise complaint

about your dog. If you
could just bring him inside,

and he really shouldn't
be off leash anyway.

She wouldn't be barking
if people like you

would just stop coming
around here and bothering me.

It's really not a big deal. I--

I just need you
to bring her inside.

She's out here to
protect me.

This is a very
safe campground.

Oh, yeah. Wasn't someone
shot out this way?

Maggie: That was just--
It was a misunderstanding.

I can assure you it is very safe
here. You don't have to worry.

Can you just please
bring her inside?

You-- you know what?
It is people like you

who really
get under my skin.

I spent years
serving my country.

I just want
to be left alone!

Is that so much to ask?

I just-- I just need you to
bring her inside, please.

I am not taking orders from you!

You people need to
mind your own business

and stop
staring at me!

Don't look at me!

Don't look at me!

Go away! Okay?

Whoa. Whoa.
Okay. Alright.

Let's just calm down.

What seems to
be the problem here?

This woman's harassing me.

I just asked him
to bring his dog inside

because there was a
noise complaint.

I'm not hurting
anyone, okay?

I don't know why people

are always trying
to tell me what to do!

I ju-- I just want
some peace and quiet.

What are you
all staring at, huh?

Oh, you think
I'm crazy, yeah?

Well, you
don't know me!

You don't know what I
went through out there.

I get it. I do.

Sometimes, I just want
to be alone, too.

Yeah?

You serve?

Afghanistan.

Hey. Hey.

Hey, little girl.

Good girl.

My father and brother,

they were in
the army, too.

But I'll tell you what.

Why don't I
come back later

and help you find
a more private site,

you know, one where you'll
feel a little safer?

That sound okay?

Cal Jones, by the way.

Thanks. Alright.

Pete Peterson.

That's Molly.

Alright. I appreciate it.

Come on, Molly.

Well, you certainly
handled that well.

Uh-huh.

Now that Sully's coming home,

I guess you'll finally be
getting back to Boston.

Uh, actually, I'm not sure
I'm going to have a job

to go back to, so...

What do you mean?

The hospital gave me
a week to accept the job,

and I just don't
know how long I'm going to,

you know,
need to be here for Sully.

I thought he was
doing better.

Yeah, so did I,
but, um...

he fell today,

and he's been struggling
with his memory.

What's wrong with him?

We're not sure.

But his doctor suspects
that it's Alzheimer's.

Well...

I'm so sorry.

You know, I just--

I always thought that
this place,

that, you know,
Sully would always be here.

He's going to be okay.

Sully's a lot stronger
than you think.

If Dr. Rabney is
right, then...

I can't
fix that, Cal.

Maggie, Maggie.

Look. Sully's got
a lot of friends here.

Maggie:
Mm-hmm.

He won't have to do
this on his own.

470 ♪

Hey, maybe I'll take
Finn to see Sully later.

You know how Finn
feels about hospitals.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

You're right.
It's a bad idea.

Where is Finn, anyway?

He's back at the
diner with Clover.

I thought the whole reason
you hired an assistant manager

was you two could spend
more time together.

Look. Clover can't
help out with orders,

and Finn didn't want to come.
What do you want me to do?

I want you to figure out how
to spend quality time together.

That's--

Oh, sorry, Rob!

I forgot you were coming today.

Yeah. That order you've been
waiting for finally came.

Edna:
Oh, great.

Rob: Hey, look. Um,
I know it's bad timing,

but you think we settle
up that outstanding payment?

I got some vendors that
need paying.

Didn't Sully
pay that weeks ago?

No, he never did.

I wouldn't ask if I wasn't a
little strapped for cash.

No, no. Of course.
Of course.

Hey, look what the cat
dragged in! Eh?

Got to love
the pain meds.

I don't think I've felt
this good in years.

Ah, you're going to be waltzing
out of here in no time.

No. First stop,
Tim Hortons.

For a double double.

There's this nice lady who
works there who I really like.

I think it's finally time
for me to ask her out.

Hey, weren't you supposed
to be home already?

Yeah, yeah. They're just
working on some paperwork.

Oh. Paperwork, eh?

Come on, Finn. Open the door.

I've got a customer waiting.

Finn:
Go away.

Open the door
right now!

Finn:
Leave me alone!

Fine.

Rob on recording: This is
Rob Shandon. Leave a message.

How's it going over there?

Still figuring things out.

Mm.

Hello?

It's Clover from
the diner. Is Rob there?

I tried his cell, but he's not
picking up. It's Finn.

Is everything okay?

He's locked himself
in the bathroom,

and he won't open up.
I've tried everything.

Uh, tell Finn that
I'm on my way.

I'm so sorry. I have
to go help Clover.

She's having a little
problem with Finn.

Is it okay if I
come back tomorrow?

- Yeah, yeah.
- Thank you.

See you tomorrow.

What are you doing?

I can't look
at it anymore.

What if the doctor's
right, Frank?

She's not.

What if she is?

They need to treat the
root of the problem,

not the symptoms.

He hasn't been the
same since Maggie got back.

Do you think he was
drinking again?

I don't know.

He didn't say much
at the last meeting,

and he's been
chewing gum again.

He may not be
our blood, Frank,

but other than you,

he's the only
family I've got.

♪ And anything
to make you smile ♪

♪ It is the better side ♪

♪ Of you to admire ♪

I know.

♪ Relation never takes so long ♪

♪ Just to be over this ♪

♪ And back to another one ♪

♪ And no one ♪

♪ Is ever going to love
you more than I do ♪

♪ No one's going to love
you more than I do ♪

♪ But someone ♪

♪ They could have
warned you ♪

♪ When things start
splitting at the seams ♪

♪ And now the whole
thing's tumbling down ♪

♪ Things start splitting
at the seams ♪

♪ And now ♪

♪ If things start splitting
at the seams now ♪

♪ It's tumbling down ♪

♪ Relation never takes so long ♪

♪ Just to be over there ♪

♪ And back
to another one ♪

♪ And no one ♪

♪ Is ever going to love
you more than I do ♪

Maggie:
He did care.

♪ No one's going to love you
more than I do ♪

♪ No one's going to love
you more than I do ♪

♪ No one's going to love
you more than I do ♪

♪ Ooh, no one's
going to love you ♪

♪ More than I do ♪

♪ No one's going to love
you more than I do ♪

You're an alcoholic?

Why didn't anyone tell me?

585

Maggie?

Sully's doctor thinks
that he has Alzheimer's.

Oh, my God.

How come you never told
me about his father?

Phoebe: It just never came up.

And what about
Sully's drinking?

When was that
going to come up?

He told you?

No. I found
his sobriety chips.

All these years,
you never said anything.

I didn't see how
it would help you.

Man: Here you go, ma'am.

Was that the reason
that you left?

One of many.

You should have told me.

Phoebe: I didn't think
it was my place to tell you.

Thanks for helping
Clover out with Finn.

I'm just glad she
called me.

Finn and I had a
good time, though.

Right, Finn?

Come on, buddy.
Let's go home.

Can't you come, too,
Auntie Syd?

I need to stay here.

Why?

Because I live here now.

I still don't understand why
you had to move out.

Do you remember that
time when you couldn't decide

if you wanted to play
soccer or baseball?

Mm.

Well, it's kind of
like that for me.

I'm still trying to
figure out what I want to do,

and living with you guys
makes that decision

a little bit harder.

Make sense?

Mm. I guess.

Hey, I'll see you soon.

Hey, don't forget
the cookies.

You could put them in the
container on the counter, okay?

Did he tell you
why he was upset?

Yeah. He doesn't feel like
you two are connecting,

and he thinks you
work too much.

Oh.

I think you should
talk to him.

It's not that easy, Syd.

He doesn't talk to
me like he talks to you.

Maybe you should try opening
up to him once in a while.

It might help.

Okay, buddy. Let's
hit the road.

Later, gator.

Man:
Get your stuff! We got to to go!

They were following
me all day, alright?

It's not safe here anymore!

Woman: We can't keep doing this,
Jed! The kids need stability!

We can't keep
doing this, Jed!

Man: Are you saying that I
don't care about my own kids?

Woman: No, of course not!

Woman: I just think that...

Sedona: I'm sick of
moving all the time, Cal.

I hate him.

It's not Dad's fault.
He can't help it.

Woman: And Cal's finally made
some friends here!

One day, we'll stop moving
and have a real home.

Woman: Stop!
Just listen to me!

Man: Trust me!
We got to get going.

Woman: The kids
need a safe home!

Hey. What smells so good?

Mm, yeah. I had Finn over.

Uh, he was
upset with Rob,

so I thought we'd
bake cookies.

Why was he mad at Rob?

He doesn't feel like they
spend enough time together,

and he thinks Rob
works too much.

Rafe:
Hmm.

Hey, these are really good.
I didn't know you could bake.

Guess I'm full of
surprises.

I guess you're not just
another pretty face.

Ha, ha. Very funny.

Hey, I was wondering.
Maybe we could try out

that new restaurant
down in Chester?

Uh, they got a lobster
special going on.

I'd give you a ride on
the motorcycle.

Actually, I'm not
really hungry.

One too many cookies, I think.

Rain check?

Yeah, sure.

What?

Uh, it's nothing.

No, really.

What were you going to say?

Okay. Look. I know when
you moved in,

we said we'd
just be friends,

but I was kind of
hoping you'd change your mind.

I just-- I don't want things
to get complicated between us.

Yeah. That's the thing.

See, I kind of liked it

when things were
complicated between us.

I did, too.

A lot.

But I just-- I-- I don't know
what I'm doing right now.

I think it would
be a mistake.

I hope that's okay.

Yeah, I get it.

You do?

Sure.

Hey, look like you're doing
a little better there, buddy.

- Hey.
- Well?

Like a new man.

You were right about

the pain clouding my judgment.

I really appreciate
all your help.

You're a good man,
Sully Sullivan.

I'm really looking forward
to getting out of here,

getting a proper meal
and-- yeah--

a hot date with that gal
from Tim Hortons.

Sully: Duncan?

Duncan, are you okay?

Duncan?

Hey, I need some
help in here!

You got to help him.

Need the crash cart
in here, please!

Sully:
Duncan.

Woman on loudspeaker:
Code blue in 315.

Is he going to
be okay?

Woman on loudspeaker:
Code blue.

Code blue in 315.

Code blue.

- Duncan.
- Woman on speaker: Code blue.

- Nurse: All clear!
- Duncan.

Everyone stand back! Hands off!

There's a DNR!

- What? A DNR?
- Please calm down,

- Mr. Sullivan. I'm sorry.
- I'm calm.

- But this is what he wanted.
- No!

Just-- Can you just help him?

Just help him! Just--

You can't just let him
die like this!

Get away from me!

Okay. Okay.

Duncan! Duncan.

He was-- he was
ready to live again!

We were talking!

Please, Mr. Sullivan,
calm down,

or we'll have
to have you sedated.

749

Hey.

Morning.

Do you have a second?

Cal:
Sure.

I didn't know
who else to talk to.

What's going on?

I found these at Roy's.

Your old case files.

Yeah. I-- I can't
believe he kept them.

Well, it must have been
difficult for Roy,

knowing the person that
did this is still out there.

Yeah. I think it was.

Why don't you leave these
with me for a little bit, hmm?

You'll help?

The person that did this
should be held accountable.

You know, I'll take
a look at these later,

and I'll see
what I can find.

Thank you, Cal.

That really means a lot.

How's my boy Finn?

Ah, he's doing okay.

Wish I could say
the same for Rafe.

Trouble in
paradise already?

Sydney:
Uh, yeah.

I feel like I
keep letting him down.

How?

He wants a relationship,
but I can't--

I can't commit right now.

Why not?

I don't really know
where I fit in anymore.

Edna:
Oh, I get that.

I feel like
that sometimes, too.

I know you and
Frank love it here,

but... did you ever
want more?

Oh, yeah.

I wanted to travel the
world when I was younger.

Do you think
you ever will?

Not now, not with
everything that's going on.

So... any
advice for me?

Don't wait.

Thanks.

Hey, Harvey.
It's Syd.

Yeah, I-- I know
it's been a while.

Um... I've
been thinking.

I want to get
back in the game.

Any chance there's still
a spot for me on the roster?

Hey.

Do you have a minute?

Sure. Come in.

Can I get you
something to drink?

Uh, no, thanks.

So, what's up?

Look. I've been thinking.

And I know how worried
you are about Sully

and how much you really want
to get back to surgery.

Okay.

I wanted you to know

that I've decided to stay,
so you don't need to worry

about going back to Boston.

I'll be here.

I can't ask you to
do that for me, Cal.

I'm doing this for
me, Maggie.

What about New York?

New York's a great city.

But I never felt like I
belonged there, you know?

This is the first place that's
felt like a real home to me.

That'll be a
big change for you.

Well, sometimes, that's
exactly what we need.

Okay.

Sully.

Sully, you okay?

Frank.

Get me out of here.

835
Okay. Yeah.

What did you
give my friend?

I don't know what
you're talking about.

Harry Sullivan, what
did you give him?

I'm afraid he had
to be sedated.

He became very aggressive last
night and attacked a doctor.

I want to check
him out now.

I'm afraid that's not
possible, sir.

- And why not?
- Because he's being transferred

to a secure ward for evaluation.

Really?

I guess I should
probably get going.

Uh, are those Sully's scans?

Yeah, his medical files.

I wanted to see if maybe
there could be another reason

he's been struggling
with his memory.

Any ideas?

Not yet,

but I did find
these in a box in his room.

Cal:
Sobriety chips?

Did you know he
was an alcoholic?

No, but now
that you mention it,

I don't think I've
ever seen him have a drink.

Yeah.

Well, if I would
have known that,

I never would have brought over
that bottle of tequila.

Cal, that was the day
that he punched Walter.

I don't think I ever
put that bottle away.

♪ Soul on lockdown ♪

♪ From open to
closing ♪

♪ Leave the fresh air
to paper planes ♪

♪ A better life now ♪

♪ It must be hiding ♪

♪ Far away from
the same old thing ♪

Sully:
Fire alarm.

Exactly.

♪ Yeah got a long list
of enemies ♪

♪ What's another
going to do to me? ♪

Do you think he might have
started drinking again?

Uh...

♪ Don't want to hear
about what you think ♪

♪ Do your best to
get the best of me ♪

♪ Nothing in my blood is
ever going to follow suit ♪

♪ Follow suit ♪

Sydney: Here, try these
for your bug bites.

Vitamin B1?

Oh.

What?

I think I know what's
wrong with Sully.

I need to talk to
Dr. Rabney.

♪ Being held down
in this restraint ♪

Woman on P.A.: A fire

emergency has been
reported in your zone.

Proceed to the
nearest stairwell

and make your way
to the muster point.

♪ It's so unnerving ♪

Do not use the elevators.

♪ It kicks around
in this tiny cage ♪

♪ Yeah, I got a long
list of enemies ♪

♪ What's another
going to do to me? ♪

♪ I don't care if
you don't approve ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah
ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah
ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah
ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ah ♪