ウエンディー:
Oh, I'm sad that's over.
チャック:
Well, listen, Wend, a lot has come up I need to talk to you about.
ウエンディー:
Go ahead.
チャック:
There has been some movement. And the right influencers are backing me for a run at Albany.
ウエンディー:
Your father must be frothing at the mouth.
チャック:
Oh, Jesus.
Like the end of Old Yeller.
I mean, I may have to shoot him.
ウエンディー:
Congratulations.
チャック:
You know, it occurs to me, the reason you were in the neighborhood earlier.
The thing we were going to discuss in therapy, we haven't discussed.
ウエンディー:
There's this person I haven't liked much lately, maybe fairly, maybe unfairly, I don't know.
But she knew you and I were going through tough times.
So she was extra smug and... condescending when it came to the sanctity of her own marriage.
And then I learned something that I knew would hurt her.
And I just couldn't resist punching her in the face with it.
チャック:
That's a natural urge. But it didn't make you feel good.
ウエンディー:
No, it did. For a second. It was a fucking electric thrill. No, after I... I hate myself for it.
チャック:
Which is why you're rare and special. I know that you hold yourself to a higher standard because you're a therapist.
But you're also human.
And you and I both know it's your humanity that makes you so good at what you do.
So maybe you just let yourself off in the morning.
ウエンディー:
Thank you.
チャック:
Hey.
ウエンディー:
Yeah.
チャック:
Antoine's right. You shame the angels. You really do.