Chris Sullivan

And she's like, nah, I can't have my cake and eat it too in this situation.

So they have to leave each other's lives.

Right?

And it's funny because in the midst of all this, like you said, Mandy, we're like, High's telling Randall and Beth the whole story.

He's like, so that's when he met my dad.

Like, Randall's all good on the past part, but he's like, I need to know

Like how, like two things, like how did she die?

Like if it didn't happen in this particular session and now that she lived or whatnot.

How come she didn't come find me, right?

Yeah, so he says like, so that's where she met my dad and everything like that, but that's what I need to know.

And so why didn't she reach out to me?

He goes, because she went to jail.

And you see like Randall sort of like something that never even went through his head as a possibility, right?

It was about sort of like his neglect that he felt from her, not anything that she could have possibly endured that would have led to her absence, right?

And then it's sort of like he settled in because he said, Randall, this is, it's not the notebook.

Like, let me tell you what happened, right?

So like almost...

Like after she's revived, they take her to the hospital, you know, and she's recovering.

But even in the midst of the recovering, the police presence is there.

The murmurs from the nurses, like, well, that child is probably good.