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>> Ridge: A party, huh?
That's the last thing you should

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be thinking about right now.
>> Brooke: I agree. But--

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be thinking about right now.
>> Brooke: I agree. But--

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>> Ridge: No, I get--
I get why he wants to--

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I get all that but
his priorities are all wrong.

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I get all that but
his priorities are all wrong.

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He should be at the hospital
right now, right?

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He almost collapsed.
He should do what his doctor

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says and do those tests
because who knows?

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says and do those tests
because who knows?

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Maybe we'll get some good news,
maybe...

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Maybe we'll get some good news,
maybe...

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we'll find he'll stick around--
he'll stick around

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a little longer.
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a little longer.
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>> Donna: Eric? Eric?
>> RJ: Hey, what's up?

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>> Donna: Eric? Eric?
>> RJ: Hey, what's up?

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>> Donna: Eric? Eric?
>> RJ: Hey, what's up?

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>> Donna: Eric? Eric?
>> RJ: Hey, what's up?

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>> Donna: Eric? Eric?
>> RJ: Hey, what's up?

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>> Zende: You know, this
used to be my office?

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>> RJ: I thought
everyone used it.

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>> RJ: I thought
everyone used it.

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>> Zende: Everybody does,
but it's where I did

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most of my sketching.
>> RJ: Okay, well,

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I'll work somewhere else.
How's that?

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I'll work somewhere else.
How's that?

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>> Zende: Your latest?
>> RJ: Yeah. What do you think?

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>> Zende: Your latest?
>> RJ: Yeah. What do you think?

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>> Zende: Honest opinion,
you got a lot to learn.

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>> Zende: Honest opinion,
you got a lot to learn.

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>> RJ: I never said I didn't
have a lot to learn, you know.

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I spent a lot of time
with Granddad.

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>> Zende: Seriously?
You're gonna throw that

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>> Zende: Seriously?
You're gonna throw that

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in my face again?
>> RJ: I've never thrown that

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in your face, man.
>> Zende: Whatever, you got to

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admit, you haven't really
paid your dues around here.

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admit, you haven't really
paid your dues around here.

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>> RJ: What, like--
like you have? Is that...

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>> Zende: Remind me, what
design school did you attend?

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>> Zende: Remind me, what
design school did you attend?

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>> RJ: We really doing this?
Come on, you know

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the answer to that one.
>> Zende: What's a

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dolman sleeve?
>> RJ: Zende.

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dolman sleeve?
>> RJ: Zende.

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>> Zende: You ever hear
of a knife pleat?

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>> RJ: No, I haven't heard
of a knife pleat.

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>> Zende: Both are designs
from the 1920s to the 1950s.

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>> Zende: Both are designs
from the 1920s to the 1950s.

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Way before our time.
But the kind of thing

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they teach you in design school.
>> RJ: Cool, I'm starting

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to get your point.
What do you want from me?

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to get your point.
What do you want from me?

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>> Zende: Look, RJ,
no disrespect,

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but you have to admit,
they rolled out

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but you have to admit,
they rolled out

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the red carpet for you here.
And it's all because

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you're the golden child.
Ridge and Brooke's son.

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you're the golden child.
Ridge and Brooke's son.

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♪♪♪
>> Brooke: What's going on?

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>> Brooke: What's going on?

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Problems at International?
>> Ridge: No, it's just Rafael

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wanting to know about Dad
and the collection

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wanting to know about Dad
and the collection

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and possible launch date.
If only he knew

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what was really going on.
>> Brooke: There would be

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what was really going on.
>> Brooke: There would be

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an outpouring of love
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>> Ridge: Yeah.
But instead we're here

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talking about a party, right?
He should be at a hospital,

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talking about a party, right?
He should be at a hospital,

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taking some tests, but no.
That's what he wants to do.

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I should be with my dad
making sure he's all right.

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I should be with my dad
making sure he's all right.

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Instead he wants me to dress up
in a monkey suit and pretend

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everything is fine.
>> Brooke: Okay. I-- I know.

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everything is fine.
>> Brooke: Okay. I-- I know.

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It's okay.
[ knocking on door ]

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It's okay.
[ knocking on door ]

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>> Hope: What is it? Is it Eric?
Has something--

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>> Hope: What is it? Is it Eric?
Has something--

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has something happened?
>> Brooke: Oh, no, honey.

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Not the way that you mean.
I mean, Eric appears to be

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Not the way that you mean.
I mean, Eric appears to be

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in stable condition.
>> Ridge: Yeah, so stable

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wants to have a party.
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wants to have a party.
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>> Donna: Eric?
Can you hear me? Please,

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answer me, answer me.
[ Donna sobs, gasps ]

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answer me, answer me.
[ Donna sobs, gasps ]

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No, no, no, no, no, no!
[ Donna gasps ]

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No, no, no, no, no, no!
[ Donna gasps ]

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No, no, no, no, no, no!
[ Donna gasps ]

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[ Eric mumbles indistinctly ]
>> Donna: Eric! Teddy bear!

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[ Donna gasps ]
Sweetheart! Thank God!

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[ Donna gasps ]
Sweetheart! Thank God!

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Oh, God.
Oh, sweet, sweet.

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Oh, God.
Oh, sweet, sweet.

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[ Donna crying ]
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>> Eric: What are you doing?

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>> Donna: I-- I'm calling
911, Eric.

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>> Eric: No, no, no. No.
>> Donna: Eric, you-- you--

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>> Eric: No, no, no. No.
>> Donna: Eric, you-- you--

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you-- you collapsed.
My God.

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And this isn't your first time.
You-- you-- you-- you almost

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fell at the office with RJ.
>> Eric: I'm fine. I'm fine.

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fell at the office with RJ.
>> Eric: I'm fine. I'm fine.

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I'm-- I am fine.
>> Donna: But--

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>> Eric: Don't. Don't worry.
>> Donna: Don't worry?

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>> Eric: Don't. Don't worry.
>> Donna: Don't worry?

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You-- you were unconscious, I--
I thought you--

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You-- you were unconscious, I--
I thought you--

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thought you--
>> Eric: You thought I was dead?

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>> Donna: Yes. [ sobs ]
>> Eric: Okay, okay.

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Not dead. Not dead.
Not getting rid of me yet.

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Not dead. Not dead.
Not getting rid of me yet.

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>> Donna: Don't joke like that.
I told you don't joke.

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>> Donna: Don't joke like that.
I told you don't joke.

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>> Eric: I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I scared you. I'm sorry.

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>> Donna: I wanna
take care of you.

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>> Donna: I wanna
take care of you.

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I just-- I-- I-- I wanna
look out for you when I--

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>> Eric: You take care
of me, okay?

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But no hospital, no doctors.
No. Please.

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But no hospital, no doctors.
No. Please.

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Thank you.
Now, the party.

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Thank you.
Now, the party.

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Thank you.
Now, the party.

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We need to do it right away.
I don't have much time.

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We need to do it right away.
I don't have much time.

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♪♪♪
>> Hope: So, this party

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>> Hope: So, this party

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was all Eric's idea?
>> Ridge: Yeah, he's determined

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was all Eric's idea?
>> Ridge: Yeah, he's determined

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to make it happen.
>> Brooke: Eric wants his family

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around him and the house filled
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around him and the house filled
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A night to be remembered always.
>> Hope: Okay, but what about

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A night to be remembered always.
>> Hope: Okay, but what about

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Eric's doctor?
I mean, couldn't something like

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this be too much for him?
>> Brooke: We were worried

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about that too.
But Eric feels that

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about that too.
But Eric feels that

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with his family around
and everybody really enjoying

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with his family around
and everybody really enjoying

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themselves that maybe that's
the best medicine for him.

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>> Ridge: You know, what else
would be good medicine?

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>> Ridge: You know, what else
would be good medicine?

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Being honest with him.
Tell him that we know

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and then tell him that
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How about that?
>> Hope: I'm-- I'm

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How about that?
>> Hope: I'm-- I'm

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really sorry, Ridge.
I know this must be

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very difficult for you.
>> Ridge: Well, it's difficult

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very difficult for you.
>> Ridge: Well, it's difficult

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for all of us, right?
We all love my dad.

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for all of us, right?
We all love my dad.

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I gotta go see RJ.
Hey, um...

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I gotta go see RJ.
Hey, um...

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thank you for your support.
Means a lot.

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thank you for your support.
Means a lot.

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♪♪♪
>> Zende: It is beyond

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>> Zende: It is beyond

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>> Zende: It is beyond

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ludicrous that you,
with zero design experience,

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would be Grandpa's first pick
to work with him on couture.

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would be Grandpa's first pick
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>> RJ: I know. I get it.
I get it. I just--

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>> RJ: I know. I get it.
I get it. I just--

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Well, you think that my--
that my mom and my dad

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forced our granddad
to give me a job?

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forced our granddad
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>> Zende: I'm sure that
they approached it with a little

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bit more finesse than that,
but the end result is the same.

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bit more finesse than that,
but the end result is the same.

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You got to spend all this
extra time with Granddad,

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positioning yourself
for better things.

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positioning yourself
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>> RJ: You think I spent all of
this time with Granddad because

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I had an ulterior motive?
Zende, if you knew

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why I was doing this...
>> Zende: Why? Why, what?

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why I was doing this...
>> Zende: Why? Why, what?

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>> RJ: This is pointless.
This is stupid.

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>> RJ: This is pointless.
This is stupid.

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Listen, we're-- we're family.
You're my cousin. Okay?

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We shouldn't be fighting
over this.

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This is-- If you want the truth,
I'm gonna give you the truth.

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This is-- If you want the truth,
I'm gonna give you the truth.

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I was shocked too. All right?
I-- I was shocked when he asked

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me to-- to help him design.
>> Zende: I still say that Ridge

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me to-- to help him design.
>> Zende: I still say that Ridge

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had something to do with this.
>> RJ: He had nothing

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to do with this.
This-- I-- You have my word.

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to do with this.
This-- I-- You have my word.

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>> Zende: Your word?
>> RJ: Yes.

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>> Zende: Right. Okay. Great.
>> RJ: Zende.

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>> Zende: Great.
>> RJ: This was

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my granddad's decision.
Our granddad's decision.

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my granddad's decision.
Our granddad's decision.

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>> Zende: RJ, I'm sorry,
I'm just not buying it.

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>> Zende: RJ, I'm sorry,
I'm just not buying it.

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Just put yourself in my shoes
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Give me one good reason
why Granddad would choose

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Give me one good reason
why Granddad would choose

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to work with you instead of me?
>> Ridge: I can give you

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to work with you instead of me?
>> Ridge: I can give you

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a reason.
RJ knows something

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that you don't.
But maybe it's time

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that you don't.
But maybe it's time

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that you did.
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>> Hope: I still can't believe
that Eric wants to throw

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a party.
>> Brooke: I couldn't believe it

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a party.
>> Brooke: I couldn't believe it

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either at first.
But even Ridge acknowledged

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either at first.
But even Ridge acknowledged

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that it's important to Eric.
What's important to Eric

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is important to us because
we care about him so much.

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is important to us because
we care about him so much.

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Despite how difficult
this is going to be.

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Despite how difficult
this is going to be.

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>> Hope: Yeah, but Mom...
you share two children

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>> Hope: Yeah, but Mom...
you share two children

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with Eric.
And he has always been

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with Eric.
And he has always been

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a champion of yours.
So, while I-- I acknowledge

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that this is an incredibly
difficult time for Eric, but

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that this is an incredibly
difficult time for Eric, but

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it is for you too.
Are you really sure

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it is for you too.
Are you really sure

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you can do this?
I mean, go to that party,

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pull off the charade
of a lifetime in front of a man

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pull off the charade
of a lifetime in front of a man

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who means so much to you.
>> Brooke: Well, I...

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who means so much to you.
>> Brooke: Well, I...

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We all have to be strong...
for Eric.

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We all have to be strong...
for Eric.

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Think about it.
This may be the last thing

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that he ever asks of us.
So, we have to

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that he ever asks of us.
So, we have to

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come through for him.
♪♪♪

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come through for him.
♪♪♪

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>> Donna: Can I get you anything
or-- or do anything?

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>> Donna: Can I get you anything
or-- or do anything?

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>> Eric: No. Yeah, I'm fine.
>> Donna: I'll-- I'll get you

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some water, okay?
>> Eric: Or maybe--

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some water, okay?
>> Eric: Or maybe--

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maybe a martini, extra dry.
[ Donna sighs ]

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maybe a martini, extra dry.
[ Donna sighs ]

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>> Eric: Okay.
Water will be fine.

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>> Eric: Okay.
Water will be fine.

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[ Eric sighs ]
Donna, I meant

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[ Eric sighs ]
Donna, I meant

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what I said about the party.
We have to do it.

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I-- I'm-- I'm winding down.
>> Donna: Please,

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I-- I'm-- I'm winding down.
>> Donna: Please,

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don't say that.
>> Eric: We have to

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do the party.
There's not a lot of time.

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do the party.
There's not a lot of time.

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Okay?
>> Zende: So, I was right.

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Okay?
>> Zende: So, I was right.

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Okay?
>> Zende: So, I was right.

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There was something--
something that would explain

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RJ getting the coveted spot
next to Granddad.

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>> Ridge: Can you stop
doing that, please?

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>> Ridge: Can you stop
doing that, please?

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Stop insinuating that he gets
some special treatment.

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>> Zende: But I'm not
insinuating anything.

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I've been saying it
outright from the start.

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>> Ridge: Okay.
Let's clear it up.

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>> Ridge: Okay.
Let's clear it up.

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>> Ridge: Okay.
Let's clear it up.

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I should have told you this
a long time ago but I was trying

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to respect my--
my father's wishes.

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to respect my--
my father's wishes.

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>> Zende: Wait.
So, Granddad was in on it?

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>> Ridge: No.
He's not in on anything

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but it's-- it's affecting him.
>> Zende: What is affecting him?

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but it's-- it's affecting him.
>> Zende: What is affecting him?

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What?
>> Ridge: Did you notice

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any changes in my dad
in the past few months?

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any changes in my dad
in the past few months?

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>> Zende: Not really.
Uh, he seems as focused

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>> Zende: Not really.
Uh, he seems as focused

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and driven as ever.
His collection was killer.

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He won the-- the--
the fashion challenge.

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[ Ridge sighs ]
>> RJ: He didn't.

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[ Ridge sighs ]
>> RJ: He didn't.

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>> Zende: What are you
talking about?

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>> RJ: He didn't win.
Dad won

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>> RJ: He didn't win.
Dad won

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and told Granddad that he won.
It's not the truth.

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>> Ridge: He's right, I did.
>> Zende: Guys,

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>> Ridge: He's right, I did.
>> Zende: Guys,

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what is going on here?
>> Ridge: There's no easy way

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of saying this.
But you have to know.

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of saying this.
But you have to know.

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>> Zende: What? Know what?
>> Ridge: My dad is dying.

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>> Zende: What? Know what?
>> Ridge: My dad is dying.

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>> Hope: It still doesn't

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seem real.
I-- I can't imagine

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seem real.
I-- I can't imagine

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Forrester Creations without him
and I don't want to.

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Forrester Creations without him
and I don't want to.

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>> Brooke: I know.
I mean, Eric has been a--

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a giant in the fashion world
for decades.

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a giant in the fashion world
for decades.

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His impact will live on
long after he's gone.

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His impact will live on
long after he's gone.

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And Forrester Creations
will be successful...

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And Forrester Creations
will be successful...

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but it won't be the same.
I mean, how could it?

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but it won't be the same.
I mean, how could it?

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He's the founder,
the heart and soul

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of this company
is not going to be

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of this company
is not going to be

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with us anymore.
>> Hope: Well,

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he's led by example.
His kindness, his generosity.

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he's led by example.
His kindness, his generosity.

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Everyone adores him.
>> Brooke: He's so sweet.

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Everyone adores him.
>> Brooke: He's so sweet.

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I mean, he has been there
for me, you know,

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stood by me
when I didn't even deserve it.

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stood by me
when I didn't even deserve it.

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No judgment whatsoever.
It's just gonna be heartbreaking

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No judgment whatsoever.
It's just gonna be heartbreaking

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and, you know,
to think of this world

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without Eric Forrester in it.
>> Hope: Mom.

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without Eric Forrester in it.
>> Hope: Mom.

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Come here.
>> Brooke: Oh, honey. [ sobs ]

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Come here.
>> Brooke: Oh, honey. [ sobs ]

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♪♪♪
>> Zende: No.

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No, you're just saying that
to justify RJ

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No, you're just saying that
to justify RJ

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getting to work with him.
>> Ridge: Yeah.

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That would be really nice.
It's true. My--

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That would be really nice.
It's true. My--

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my dad is dying.
>> Zende: From the moment

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my dad is dying.
>> Zende: From the moment

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my dad is dying.
>> Zende: From the moment

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my dad is dying.
>> Zende: From the moment

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my dad is dying.
>> Zende: From the moment

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my dad is dying.
>> Zende: From the moment

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I was adopted...
he accepted me.

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I was adopted...
he accepted me.

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He welcomed me
with wide open arms.

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He welcomed me
with wide open arms.

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He, uh...
[ sobbing ]

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He, uh...
[ sobbing ]

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He, uh...
[ sobbing ]

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He always encouraged me.
He pushed me to be a better man,

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a better designer.
I wanted to be like him.

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a better designer.
I wanted to be like him.

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I wanted to be just like him.
And now you're telling me

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I wanted to be just like him.
And now you're telling me

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we're gonna lose him?
We're gonna lose Granddad?

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we're gonna lose him?
We're gonna lose Granddad?

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I want to see him.
I have to see him. I gotta--

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>> Ridge: You can't do that.
>> Zende: What--

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what do you mean,
I can't see him? Why?

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what do you mean,
I can't see him? Why?

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>> Ridge: He doesn't want
anyone to know.

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Donna, Katie and Luna know.
>> Zende: Luna?

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Donna, Katie and Luna know.
>> Zende: Luna?

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Donna, Katie and Luna know.
>> Zende: Luna?

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>> Ridge: We gotta respect
his wishes.

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Tell me that you
understand that.

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>> Zende: Of course.
I won't say anything to him.

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>> Zende: Of course.
I won't say anything to him.

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>> Zende: Of course.
I won't say anything to him.

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Uncle. [ sobs ]
>> Ridge: I know.

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>> Zende: But...
I love him so much.

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>> Zende: But...
I love him so much.

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>> Ridge: I know that too.
He loves you.

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>> Ridge: I know that too.
He loves you.

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>> Ridge: I know that too.
He loves you.

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Come here.
♪♪♪

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Come here.
♪♪♪

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>> Donna: How are you feeling?
>> Eric: I'd feel a lot better

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>> Donna: How are you feeling?
>> Eric: I'd feel a lot better

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if you'd bring me that Martini.
[ Donna scoffs ]

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>> Eric: [ laughs ] Hey,
I thought that would get

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>> Eric: [ laughs ] Hey,
I thought that would get

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a smile out of you.
I just made a joke, you know.

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It's okay to-- it's okay
to laugh and joke a little bit.

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It's okay to-- it's okay
to laugh and joke a little bit.

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It's okay.
What's not okay

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is for you to be
crying and mourning like this.

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is for you to be
crying and mourning like this.

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I'm not-- I'm not
6 feet under yet, you know.

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>> Donna: Don't say
things like that.

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>> Donna: Don't say
things like that.

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Stop saying things like that.
My God.

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>> Eric: Okay. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.

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I scared you. I'm sorry.
>> Donna: Listen to doctor,

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Eric, and just go to the
hospital, get those tests,

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get whatever test they need.
>> Eric: Stop it, Donna.

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Stop it.
I would do

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Stop it.
I would do

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any kind of treatment,
I would go to the doctor,

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I would go through anything
if it meant I could spend

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I would go through anything
if it meant I could spend

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some more time with to you.
But I'm not gonna live

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my life like that.
And under-- under-- under

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my life like that.
And under-- under-- under

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that kind of treatment.
I'm not gonna do it.

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I won't.
Okay? Now...

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I won't.
Okay? Now...

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I'm gonna go on with my life.
I've gotta live and laugh.

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I'm gonna go on with my life.
I've gotta live and laugh.

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And-- and-- and love.
We're gonna have a party.

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And-- and-- and love.
We're gonna have a party.

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>> Donna: I-- I don't want
a party, Eric.

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>> Donna: I-- I don't want
a party, Eric.

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Can't you see
this is breaking my heart?

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I don't want a party.
>> Eric: Okay.

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>> Donna: Please stop.
>> Eric: Stop it. Stop it.

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>> Donna: Please stop.
>> Eric: Stop it. Stop it.

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Look at you.
I wanna see a--

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I wanna see a smile
on your face, please.

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I wanna see a smile
on your face, please.

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Please, Donna, look.
Look at me.

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Can you smile?
Because when I see

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Can you smile?
Because when I see

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this other face of yours,
it-- it makes me sad too.

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this other face of yours,
it-- it makes me sad too.

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And it makes me realize.
>> Donna: What?

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And it makes me realize.
>> Donna: What?

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>> Eric: It makes me realize
how much I'm gonna miss you.

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>> Eric: It makes me realize
how much I'm gonna miss you.

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I'm gonna miss you so much.
[ Donna sobbing ]

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You come here. Come here.
>> Donna: Oh.

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You come here. Come here.
>> Donna: Oh.

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>> Eric: You're okay.
>> Donna: Oh, no.

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>> Eric: You're okay.
>> Donna: Oh, no.

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>> Eric: You're okay.
[ Donna crying ]

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>> Eric: You're okay.
[ Donna crying ]

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>> Eric: Okay. [ sobbing ]
♪♪♪