Tru Calling s02e05 Episode Script

Break.
Red dog, right! Red dog, right! - Twenty-six! - Come on.
Gotcha.
Nice.
Bring it in strong.
Nicely done.
Nice hands, Davies.
Thanks.
Nice throw.
You two, all day with the compliments.
Nothing wrong with positive reinforcement.
Ah, yes.
I'm sure that Montana always got all starry-eyed every time Rice hauled one in.
Kind of hard to tell with the helmets and everything.
Okay, 48 red.
Break.
Forty-eight red.
- Are you okay? - Ow.
- Penalty.
- I think I did something to my wrist.
Let me see.
Let me see.
Well, it's not broken.
You know, you may have sprained your radial carpal ligament.
Oh, check you out.
That's good for somebody who's just auditing med class.
Maybe you should sub out, put some ice on it.
With just 10 short yards between us and intramural glory? - Not a chance.
Let's do it.
- All right, tough guy.
Nice win, kids.
Don't forget, cram session later, the cadaver lab.
Nobody leaves till we make the endocrine system our bitch.
- Oh, I'm gonna be late for work.
- I'm heading that way.
Want company? - Yeah.
- All right.
You swear you've never played flag football before today? - It was my professional debut.
- You're a natural.
And a hell of an upgrade over Tyler.
I swear this guy's got hands like stone.
- Tru? - That bag.
- What? - It's just like the one Dr.
Kendall used to have.
Our family doctor back when I was a kid.
Whenever he made a house call, he used to bring a bag like that.
You knew a doctor that did house calls? Oh, he was the sweetest guy ever.
He was the first person who told me I should be a doctor.
You should buy it.
I'm not a doctor.
I'm not even a real med student.
Yeah, but you will be, right? Come on.
Davis is probably wondering where I am.
- Ow.
- Are you sure you don't want me to put some ice on that wrist? Yeah, thanks anyway.
I'm gonna run to the clinic.
Doing some volunteering this afternoon, so I'll get some there.
Hey, Tru, is that you? - Uh, yeah.
- Oh, hi.
Hi, Jensen.
Hey.
Hey, Davis.
Uh, so I'll I will, uh I'll see you at the cram session tonight.
Yeah, you will.
- See you later, man.
- Bye.
I'm sorry, I didn't realize that you two were That's okay.
Nothing happened.
Of course nothing happened, because I walked in at the worst possible time, which is my greatest talent.
Hey, uh, Davis, can I ask you kind of a personal question? Yeah, go ahead.
Well, after your wife died, um, how long was it before you? You know? Starting dating? - Uh, four years.
- Oh.
But that had more to do with social deficiencies than anything else.
Look, I know it's been a few months since Luc died, but you know if you're starting to have feelings about someone, you should accept it.
It just It feels soon, is all.
Well, it's always gonna feel soon, whether it's today or tomorrow or four years from now.
Well, how do you know when you're ready? You fall in love again.
Freeze.
No one move.
Help me, Tru.
Please tell me Please tell me that you can fix this.
Ooh, what happened? Well, Dad made some comment the other day about my hair.
He said, uh, "You look a little scruffy to be an employee of a law firm.
" So I said, "Hey, why don't I make the old man happy get a real haircut for once.
" You can't get one of those for less than 6 bucks.
Come on, Tru.
You're a girl, you read all those fashion magazines.
There's gotta be something you can do, Tru.
There.
It's perfect.
There's a new suit? Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I say, you know, what the hell, might as well go all out.
Get myself some new threads.
Do you like? It's very professional.
No, let's not kid ourselves, shall we? We both know what they call a guy like me wearing a suit like that.
- The defendant.
- Oh, come on, Harry.
You're not I was crazy to think I could change.
I can't change who I am.
Let's face it, okay? Hey, you can change.
You changed your hair.
- I'm just saying.
- Watch yourself.
Not now.
Listen, I gotta go.
- Thanks for the hat.
- Totally.
You're welcome.
Bye, Harr.
Oh, sorry.
Sorry.
Not funny.
It's not funny.
Harrison, you forgot your Avery, what's wrong? He's dead.
What? Who's dead? Jensen.
Jensen's dead.
Help me.
"Enough" - Tru, I'm I'm so sorry.
- I'm not here for condolences, Davis.
I'm here to fix this.
Please, before he asks, tell me what I need to know to save him.
Okay.
According to the police report, there was a holdup and Jensen got in the way.
He was shot once in the chest at approximately 5:30 and he died en route to the hospital.
Where was the holdup? A consignment store on West Broadway.
He went back for the bag.
There was this doctor's bag in the window and he knew that I liked it, so he must have gone back for it.
I guess I should've seen this coming, huh? How could you possibly see this coming? Typhoid Mary, remember? Everyone I care about gets hurt.
Everyone I love is in danger just for knowing me.
- You're wrong about that.
- Really? Because my track record says otherwise.
In the past four months, I lost Luc and Jensen.
- Even Harrison died once.
- Yeah, but you saved him.
All that means is I'm one for three when it comes to people I care about.
Tru? Davis told me the news.
I just wanted to let you know how terribly sorry I am.
She's a grief counselor.
I thought maybe you would like to talk to her.
- We could go up to my office.
- I'm not going anywhere.
Not when he needs me.
Maybe we should talk outside.
Okay.
Maybe this wasn't such a good idea.
No, you were right to call me.
She's clearly in denial over his death.
Yeah, but still, we should give her some time.
Okay.
Whatever you think.
- Hey.
I'll be upstairs if you need me.
- Okay.
- It's Jack.
- It's me.
I've got news.
How long has she been in there? Four hours.
I should go.
Jensen's parents' plane lands in 30 minutes.
Gosh, you should've seen me earlier when I called them to break the news.
I couldn't stop crying.
Some doctor I'm gonna be.
I can't even talk about death without completely losing it.
I wish I could tell you it gets easier.
I'd better go, um - Take care of her.
- Yep.
Hey, I was thinking, if you were hungry maybe you'd like to go down to the diner.
Not now, no.
- I've got things to do.
- Are you leaving? It's been four hours and Jensen hasn't asked for help.
Neither have any of the other bodies.
So it's time to face the facts.
If I want the day to restart, I have to find some new dead people.
- How do you plan on doing? - Last time I checked there were five other morgues on the county.
I'll jog to every one if I have to.
- Yeah, but, Tru - I'm not gonna lose him, Davis.
Hi.
Um, takeout for Davis, please? That was fast.
Thank you.
Word has it our girl hit every morgue in a 20-mile radius tonight.
No need to fabricate a story, Davis.
I know about Jensen, and I know exactly what she's trying to do.
The poor girl just doesn't have any luck with boyfriends, now does she? Yeah, thanks to you.
Oh, the Luc thing.
Yeah, that was my fault.
I admit it.
But Jensen, that's fate sending a message.
Well, lucky for him, Tru has a knack for changing fate.
It's different this time.
She's not God, Davis.
She can't pick and choose the people that she wants to save.
- They have to choose her.
- Why are you telling me this? Two reasons.
First and foremost, I happen to think you agree with me.
Deep down inside, you know what she's doing is wrong but you're too damn loyal to say anything.
Second, she won't listen to a word I say, but she might listen to you.
You are right about one thing.
I am I am loyal to Tru.
And if she needs help saving Jensen, then she'll get it.
Fine.
Just don't say I didn't warn you.
I know I can help you.
I just I need a little more time.
Any luck at the other morgues? I'm sorry.
- You're tired.
You should go home.
- I can't.
Not until a body asks for help.
Tru, that could take days, or even weeks.
I can wait.
Well, maybe you shouldn't.
- What? - Look, I know you care for Jensen.
But the fact is, is that he didn't ask for help.
Maybe we should assume there's a reason why.
I don't care if there's a reason.
I can help him, and I will.
Maybe you're not supposed to, you know? Maybe it's a violation of some rule.
Aren't you worried about consequences? I don't know about you, but I didn't get a rulebook.
I didn't get a rulebook either, but that doesn't mean there aren't rules, Tru.
City Morgue.
Yes.
Okay.
Someone just called for a pickup? Yes, Third and Ogden.
I know that it's difficult especially with someone with your abilities but maybe you have to accept the fact you can't help Jensen.
Is that what your favorite grief counselor told you? That I'm in denial? Well, she's right.
I am in denial.
I deny this.
And you know what? I can.
Excuse me, I have a pickup.
The deceased escaped from a work detail at 11:30 this morning.
- He was a prisoner? - Yeah.
He was doing the roadside work on Route 101 when he busted loose.
Used a fork to unlock the monitoring device on his ankle, and took off.
We lost him for a couple of hours then he stole this SUV, and a chase ensued.
I guess we know how that ended.
Was anyone else hurt? The dinner rush hadn't started yet, so the patio was empty.
Thank God.
He was the only casualty? Now he's all yours.
Enjoy.
Tru, look, I I know that you're angry.
But if this body asks for help and your day restarts promise me you won't forget what we talked about.
Don't worry, Davis, I won't forget.
Come on, please.
Save me.
Now, that's more like it.
- Hello? - It's me.
You're lucky you caught me.
I was on my way to the morgue.
Good.
I've got an assignment for you.
Please tell me they caught the guy that did this to Jensen.
- This is gonna be a tough one.
- Tell me about it.
Okay.
Two bodies, two "help me's," two totally unrelated deaths.
Guess we've got our work cut out for us.
How did it happen? Did one body ask for help and then the other? - Did they ask at the same time? - Same time.
It was like in stereo.
By the way, I'm sorry about Jensen.
I know you two were getting close.
Look, he's still alive, Davis, and I am gonna save him today.
Oh, I know, I know.
I'm gonna make sure that that prisoner doesn't escape that work detail.
Actually, I was gonna hand the prisoner off to Harrison.
Foiling the escape means talking to police.
Harrison's got a little more experience in that department.
- Well, all right.
- While I'm with Jensen find a way to close the consignment store where he was killed.
Right.
Make sure the store's not held up so no innocent lives are in jeopardy.
- Thanks, Davis.
- Is that it? That's it.
If I need anything else, I'll call you.
- Sorry.
- That's okay.
Hi.
Wow, where's she off to in such a hurry? Um, she's gonna go play flag football at the park.
She's, uh, quite the athlete.
- Yo.
- Harry, I need your help.
Can it wait? I'm about to get a haircut.
Just because Dad called you scruffy doesn't mean you're due for a makeover.
- So I take it someone's day restarted? - Sure did.
- The haircut? - Does not end well.
- So, what do you need? - A prisoner's gonna escape a work detail on Route 101 in less than an hour.
Later today, he dies in a car crash after a whole big car chase with the cops.
Unless I put a whammy on it.
One problem.
I never got his name.
I need you to point him out.
How do I do that without looking suspicious? - Tru? Hey, Tru, are you there? - You'll think of something.
Just give me a description.
I'll see what I can do.
Break.
Forty-eight red! Forty-eight red! Hut, hut, hike! Sorry.
Adrenaline.
You're out one play.
Remind me never to piss her off, huh? That was nice, Davies.
Didn't know you had it in you.
Sometimes you gotta fight dirty to win.
You, of all people, should know that.
Let's cut to the chase, shall we? You're planning to save Jensen.
I'm here to talk you out of it.
Considering you only see the lives of people who ask me for help how'd you know he died? - Oh, there's plenty of ways to find out about a murder.
Watch the news, listen to the police scanner.
I relive days too.
You can save the speech about preserving fate.
I've heard it.
Its bad enough you save people that do ask for help.
But saving people that don't? You're taking things to an entirely new level of bad.
This from a man who pushed a woman with leukemia off a building.
There's a bigger picture here, Tru.
We may be on opposite sides but each side has its rules.
You break those rules, and the repercussions will be severe.
Not just for you, but for Jensen.
- Is that a threat? - It's a guarantee.
Believe it or not, I'm trying to do you a favor.
Let me put his death back on track for both your sakes.
If there are rules, you broke them when you killed Luc.
I'm willing to do the same to save Jensen.
All right, keep moving.
- Can I help you? - No, sir.
But I can most certainly help you.
You see, I'm with a law firm.
Davies, O'Donnell and Cross, downtown.
I'm sure you've heard of us.
No? Well, anyhoo, um Well, one of my less-fortunate clients is currently serving a 10-year stretch.
Now, he's looking to shave some time off his sentence by ratting out one of your guys who's planning an escape this very work detail.
- Which guy? - Don't have a name, just a description.
Late 40s, light hair, and he's got a tattoo on his arm that says "Mandy.
” If you don't believe me, just check the guy for a fork.
He's gonna use it to pop that little LoJack gizmo they've got on their ankles there.
Wait right here.
- Hello? - Hey, it's me.
Everything's under control.
- The prisoner's safe? - They're shaking him down as we speak.
- Thanks, Harry, you're a lifesaver.
- Tell me something I don't know.
Drop it.
Drop it! Put it on the ground.
Now, get your keys out.
Take that thing off of my leg.
Now! - Is that your car? - Yeah.
Actually, it's, uh - Come on! - Aw, hey.
Trust me, you don't wanna do this, pal, okay? - Listen - Get in the car! - Okay, man.
Let's talk about this.
- Now.
Come on, move it.
Let's go! Nice win, kids.
Don't forget, cram session later, the cadaver lab.
Nobody leaves until we make the endocrine system our bitch.
Hey, I've got my car today, so if you need a ride to the clinic How'd you know I was volunteering? Avery mentioned it.
She said you were that much closer to sainthood.
Davis gave me the afternoon off, so if you think you could use extra hands Yeah, always.
I just have to warn you it's mostly lab work and filing.
It can get pretty boring.
Believe me, I could use a little more boredom in my life.
- Okay.
Yeah.
- Okay.
So, um, what are you doing? The cops are gonna be looking for this car.
I gotta ditch it.
Right.
Right, I hear you.
Good idea.
I'm sorry about the gun, by the way.
I hope I didn't scare you too bad.
Aw, I've been there, done that.
Actually, I hate guns.
- Never held one before today.
- Wow.
Could've fooled me.
Thanks for the ride, kid.
This your suit? - Mind if I borrow? - Just happy to be alive here.
It's all yours.
Okay, okay.
Think, Harrison.
Think, think, think.
Okay, what would Tru do? Here's the thing.
No one is more hooked up in this town than I am.
So whatever you need to get a clean getaway: - Fake IDs, passports, bus tickets - No, thanks.
I take care of myself.
Ah, but you might change your mind.
In which case, I should stick around.
No.
I won't, and you shouldn't.
I hear you.
I'm hearing you.
But call me crazy, but I You know what I can't figure out? I let you go, and you're not going.
Look, here's the thing.
Let's just say I'm not a fan of the cops.
Besides, you seem like a decent guy.
Now, really, let me do something, please.
Try to keep up.
You know, you are an extremely weird kid.
Yeah, I get that a lot.
This is Harrison.
Leave a message.
Hey, Harry, I haven't heard from you since this morning.
I wanted to make sure you're okay.
Call me.
- How you holding up? - A couple of paper cuts.
- But otherwise, good.
- Nice.
Jensen, I need you to take a medical history in Exam Room 1.
- Patient's name is Stan Kirby.
- Stan Kirby.
All right, no problem.
All right, Mr.
Kirby, let's get started.
Well, you're not Mr.
Kirby, are you? I somehow seriously doubt that you're here because your sciatica is acting up.
It's good to see you again, Jensen.
Likewise, Jack.
You mind telling me why you're here? First of all, let me apologize for sneaking in like this.
I only did it because I didn't want Tru to know I was here.
- Because? - Because I need to talk to you alone about Tru.
She's been keeping something from you.
Something important.
And I think you deserve to know about it.
Okay.
You see she lost someone close to her not long ago.
- It was a boyfriend.
His name was Luc.
- I didn't know that.
Of course you didn't.
Tru didn't tell you.
I can't really say I blame her.
I mean, "My last boyfriend died" isn't exactly a mood setter.
But the thing is Tru never got over Luc.
And since he died, she really hasn't been able to get close to anyone.
- She keeps sabotaging herself.
- What do you mean? Haven't you noticed how secretive she is? How she's always running off but will never tell you where she's going? Look, I think Tru is a fantastic girl, and I can tell she's crazy about you and that's why I'm here.
I don't wanna see her screw this up.
I appreciate that, Jack.
I do.
There's other things you need to know but I'm late for another appointment.
Why don't you meet me later on, and I'll tell you everything.
For Tru's sake.
Okay.
Great.
I know the perfect place.
I don't believe this.
I'm five minutes late, and you give my appointment away.
- Just spell your name for me, sir? - Stan Kirby.
K-I-R-B-Y.
That's odd.
I checked a Stan Kirby into an exam room 10 minutes ago.
Well, I'm Stan Kirby.
So whoever you checked in, it wasn't me.
And, uh This isn't the supply room.
Which is why they have a big sign that says "Exam Room 1.
" Sorry.
Um, that's all, Mr.
Farmer.
The doctor's gonna be with you in a few minutes.
All right.
I thought the nurse asked you to see a guy named Kirby.
Oh, well they must have given me the wrong chart.
- It happens all the time here.
- Oh.
Um, listen, I'm gonna get going.
I'm gonna see you later? I was thinking we could get coffee, kill some time before you hit the lab.
Uh, I wish I could, but I gotta go to the library grab some books on endocrinology for the cram session.
You should just come to the morgue.
Davis is like the endocrinology king.
He's got tons of books on the subject.
Yeah, I don't wanna put him out, because he Trust me, he'd be happy to help.
Really.
What are we waiting for? Let's go.
I've gotta tell you, I've seen my share of fugitive-from-justice flicks and, uh, not one of them had a scene where a guy on the run would stroll through suburbia in broad daylight.
- Somebody I need to see.
- Oh.
- Hello, Barbara.
- Travis.
I thought you were still - What the hell did you do? - You can read about it in the paper.
Oh, you're unbelievable.
- Tell me where the wedding is.
I'll go.
- No.
I'm gonna go to every church in this town.
- You know I will.
- Don't you dare, Travis.
Don't you dare ruin this day for her.
Who is he? - Uh, hostage.
- Yo.
A hostage.
You brought a hostage to my house? The place looks great, by the way.
David a good provider? Better than you.
You look great, Barbara.
Touch that car and I'm calling the cops, Travis.
No, no, no.
No cops.
Bad idea.
Last chance, Travis.
The cops will hunt Travis down like an animal.
Now that he's got wheels, there could be a chase.
Innocent people could get hurt.
Just give me some time to Let me talk to him try to get him to turn himself in peaceful.
That car better come back without a scratch on it.
You have my word.
I'd like to report a stolen vehicle.
Hey.
You okay? Yeah.
I'm just, uh, waiting on a phone call from Tru.
The two of you are thick as thieves.
Yeah, we have a pretty unique relationship.
Oh.
As in, you used to go out? - No.
No.
God, no.
No.
- What is it? There's, uh, something about Tru that you don't know about.
No one knows it except me.
- It's okay.
- She's not properly insured to drive the morgue van.
It's my fault, really.
I didn't do the paperwork.
Hi.
Hope we're not interrupting.
No.
No, no, no.
Uh, have you? Have you? Uh, Jensen, this is Carrie.
- Hey.
Nice to meet you.
- Likewise.
We were hoping maybe we could borrow some books.
Yeah.
Any particular subject in mind? - Got something for me? - You should know that the boyfriend's here at the morgue.
He's supposed to meet me.
He may need prodding.
If you see an opportunity to seal the deal - I will take it.
- Good girl.
So I take it that was your ex back there? Yep.
That whole wedding you mentioned? My daughter's.
Mandy.
So that's why you busted loose today so you can go.
So, what the hell are you gonna say to her when you see her? Nothing.
Mandy doesn't know I'm her father.
Her mom married David shortly after I started my sentence.
Mandy was a little baby.
They never told her about me.
- That's pretty cold, don't you think? - David gave her a good life with all the things that I couldn't.
I'm grateful for that.
That's why all I want is a glimpse of my baby on her big day.
After that, I'm gonna turn myself in.
- What's that? - It's receipt from a florist.
I found it under the seat.
It's a big order.
It's going to St.
Augustine's today.
Guess we know where that wedding is, huh? - So, uhif you don't mind me asking, - Yeah.
what did they lock you up for? I was a getaway driver.
Bank heists, mostly.
I started when I was about your age.
So before you got busted, you ever think of going straight? You kidding me? All the time, kid.
I learned pretty quick, though, a man can't change what he is.
Oh, of course he can.
I know it's hard to believe but, uh, I was kind of a A small-time scammer.
- Really? - Oh, yeah.
I'm serious.
And now I got a 9-to-5, and, uh Well, I'm kicking much ass, I might add.
You'll slip up.
Guys like us always do.
Damn it.
Hold on.
And last but not least, Ampoule's Modern Physiology.
Oh, thanks.
They're, uh, heavy.
Good.
Can I have a word with you, please? I'll just read these books.
- Is something wrong? - You tell me.
- You didn't check in with me.
- I didn't know I needed to.
I left you three messages.
You didn't call me back.
- Because I had everything under control.
- Two people asked for help last night.
That is a lot to handle, even for you.
If you're trying to keep something from me whatever it is, I can handle it.
I just wanna help.
Two people didn't ask for help last night, Davis, only one did.
- And it wasn't Jensen.
- I don't understand.
Jensen didn't die? I'm saying he didn't ask for help.
Look, I'm sorry I lied.
I didn't think that you'd help me if you knew the truth.
Tru, look, at the end of the day, you're the one saving lives.
I get that.
And if you ever needed me, I'll always be here for you.
Especially today, Tru.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Oh, is Davis? - Outside talking to Tru.
Oh, great.
I'm telling you, once those two get started it takes forever for them to stop.
Really? You look like there's someplace you need to be.
Yeah, I'm supposed to meet somebody, but I don't wanna interrupt, you know? Oh, don't worry about it.
I'll just tell them you had to run.
I think there's another reason you're keeping the truth from me.
I think, on some level, you think there's something wrong with this.
That there's a reason that Jensen didn't ask for help.
You think fate wanted him to stay dead? - Well, don't you? - I don't give a damn what fate wants because fate obviously doesn't give a damn about me.
How can you say that, you, of all people? Look at my life, Davis.
Look at everything I've sacrificed to do this job to answer this calling.
I've lost friends, family, sleep, sanity, you name it all in the name of fate.
And how does fate repay me? It takes the people I'm closest to.
First my mother then Luc, and now Jensen.
I'm sorry, but enough is enough.
I'm not giving up Jensen without a fight.
- Where's Jensen? - Oh, he left.
He said he had to meet a friend.
Jack.
It's gotta be.
The consignment store.
Jack must have sent him back.
But I talked the owner into closing it.
I even watched him lock up.
Well, knowing Jack, he found a way to reopen it.
He was shot once in the chest at approximately 5:30 and he died en route to the hospital.
All right, I'll try and cut him off.
In the meantime, keep dialing.
See if anyone's at the store.
- City Morgue.
- He's not here, Davis.
- The store's still closed.
- I figured as much.
- No one answered when I called.
- Jack's got him, I know it.
Yeah, but the question is where.
I know where Jack took him, to the crash site.
Glad you could make it, buddy.
I saved you the best seat in the house.
Well, might as well.
Do you mind? - I had a feeling it was you.
- Whatever you did, it didn't work.
That prisoner still escaped.
Now the police are after him.
Oh, yeah, well, I kind of got a front-row seat, if you know what I mean.
- You're what? - I'm in the car with the guy.
- How? - I'd love to tell you the whole story but I'm a little busy right now.
- I'm five minutes away.
Keep him away from the Third Street Café.
That's where he lost control of the car.
Oh, good news.
We're nowhere near Third Street.
Uh, you know that whole thing about being nowhere near Third? Scratch that.
Hey, before we get started, would you like a beer? Yeah, actually, that sounds great.
I'll take care of it.
I know the bartender.
She always gives me free drinks.
You stay right there.
I can't seem to shake these guys.
Okay, how about we call it a day and pull over for the nice policeman.
What do you say? - My daughter's wedding.
Not a chance.
- Okay.
Harry? Harry, are you there? Oh, God, watch out! Oh, God! God! Harry! Get out! Jensen! - Are you okay? - Yeah.
Yeah.
Thank you.
What the hell are you doing here? Call it fate.
Just wait here.
I'm gonna go check on the driver.
Are you all right? Yeah, just a couple bumps and bruises.
Nothing to write home about.
We should get you to the hospital, get you checked out.
No, no, no.
Maybe later.
Something me and Travis gotta do.
She is something, isn't she? Yeah, she's a stunner.
No doubt about it.
The question is is she worth it? - What do you think? Uh, time for me to go, kid.
Here's hoping I never see you around the yard.
Like I told you I'm not that guy anymore.
You know, I think you're right.
I thought you might wanna know we're two for two today.
Come on, Davis, you gotta admit I saved Jensen, and the world didn't end.
So it's okay to admit that you were wrong.
I still think my concerns were valid.
But, having said that, if I were the one reliving days and Carrie had died on day one, I probably would've done the same thing.
Oh, and speaking of Carrie, um I think it's time we tell her the truth.
- About? - About what we do here.
- We don't even know her.
- She You know, I care about her.
And I think she would be an important asset.
You know, if she had known about Jensen she wouldn't have let him leave today.
Davis Okay.
All right.
I don't I didn't think you'd go for it.
I just had to ask.
Well, I gotta go.
I'm gonna be late for my study session.
See you tomorrow.
Hey, there she is.
Nice job.
- Nice to see you, too, Av.
- Thank you, Tru.
Seriously, thank you.
Thank you, thank you.
I sort of let it slip that you saved my life today, so If he had died I checked school policy we all would've gotten A's for this semester, which would've been nice too.
- Yeah.
- I'm just saying - Hey, you okay? - Oh, yeah.
I think I sprained something when you tackled me.
- Oh, God, I'm sorry about that.
- It's okay.
Believe me I prefer it to the alternative.
- Can I take a look? - Yeah, go ahead, please.
- Ooh.
- What? That's weird.
I'm getting this serious case of déjà vu right now.
What, you feel like we've done this before? Yeah, but, like, exactly this.
Me, you, the wrist, everything.
- That's crazy, right? - Crazy, yeah.