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| 36 Hours (Season: 2 Episode: 7) First Aired: 11/11/2007 |
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Kitty: How was your trip? Robert: Productive. I fired a quarter of the staff. Nora: I have always wanted you, desperately, to find somebody to love. Saul: How do you know that I haven't? Nora: Stop talking in circles. Saul: Nora, I am not who you think I am. Nora: My husband was in love with another woman for most of our marriage! Saul: Well, I was in love with a man. Kitty: (talking to Justin) Sarah, she's an amazing mother, she just oozes maternal. And Mom, she's the same way. And I'm just not like that. I guess the cuddle gene just skipped me. I'm all sharp points and tough talk and crankiness. I fight with people for a living. What if I'm not warm and maternal? Robert: What are we doing hanging around these lowlifes? Travis: We need the money! These things are a fact of political life. I'm sorry if you're offended. If you don't want to be in politics... Robert: Offended? I'm not offended. Racism offends me. Wasteful government spending offends me. This, well, this is just bad strategy. Tommy: I feel guilty, and terrible, but I don't stop. Kevin: You want to know why I'm letting Scotty stay with me? Tommy: He's cute? Kevin: Yeah. And I'm lonely. Dangerous combination. Same for you, huh? Tommy: Exactly. What is our problem? Kevin: We're men. I mean, if history's any judge, we've never been good at monogamy. Tommy: I think it's our history that's the problem. Kevin: Nice try, but I think we're this way all by ourselves. I mean, I didn't know Dad was cheating on Mom until after he died. One thing I did know was how much I admired him... and how much I felt like this confused wimp in his eyes. And I was queer, so... Tommy: Doesn't make you special because you're gay. I felt exactly the same way. Nora: (walking in on them) You're both wrong. Your father loved and respected you both very much. He just had a hard time showing it, I don't know why. Get over it. You're both better men than your father. And you were as good a dad to Justin today as William Walker ever was. I have never in my life been so proud of you. |