Kristin Davis

So when it takes you over in that way, I don't think you really have a choice.

It might not be a smart thing to do.

But on the other hand, if you can't even like function with the person that you're with because you have the secret, then I feel like you have to tell him.

So I kind of get why she tells him.

But I do think, as Clark Gregg and I discussed, that maybe she doesn't express it very well when she tells him.

She kind of, she can't really look at him when she tells him, which I think is also very, very real because I think she can't,

it's hard for her to be with this side of herself that did this cheating, you know?

And so she can't really look at him, which is kind of sad.

But she also just says, like, I did this thing, you know?

Which is not a great way to phrase it when you're going to tell somebody that you cheated on them.

And then he...

also really smartly says, are you saying that it happened once?

And then she says, no, like three weeks or whatever she says, which is also just horrible, horrible.

I don't know how she expects him to just be like, oh, okay, I can live with this.

I don't know how anybody could, I would not be, I would not be, I would not be thinking that that was fine.

And I don't think she thinks that he's going to think it's fine.

But I also don't think that she expects him to literally look like if you just ran over his dog, which I think is what he looks like.

Like he just looks so sad and it's crushing.

It's just so crushing.

And he's so good.