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12, 2009 Transcript Carly: I love Jax, and I know he loves me. Diane: I don't dispute that, but are you prepared for the financial cost of dragging out this divorce? Jax: All I'm asking you is that you stall the divorce. Alexis: Indefinitely? Jax: Well, for as long as it takes. Carly: Today was a breakthrough. Jax finally heard me. Jax: I'm not ready to stop being Carly's husband. Alexis: You're my closest friend, and I happen to think you're the most wonderful man on the planet. And honestly, I think it's doubtful that I would consider any Woman worthy of you. Jax: You've warned me about Carly before. I heard you. I understand your concerns. I do. Alexis: Despite her best intentions, can she really be trusted? Diane: Jax could easily realize that you are intentionally stalling the divorce. Carly: So, we'll have to go for something big, something he wants. Diane: Something of material value. Carly: Something on an emotional level. Diane: And according to my records, that something should be – Diane and Carly: The Silent Lady. Alexis: I think that you need to consider the possibility that Carly may be incapable of a mutually supportive relationship. Jax: Carly loves me, okay? I'll be happier with her than anyone else. Carly: Jax named the Silent Lady after me, but his name is on the paperwork. It's perfect. Tell him I want it. Diane: Consider it done. Carly: I knew you were the perfect lady for the job. Diane: It's what keeps me in shoes. Let's just hope it's enough to accomplish our goal. Carly: Jax's parents had an amazing relationship, and I know Jax wants that for himself. He'll give our marriage another try. Diane: If he does, it may very well be his last try. Jax: Carly and I have had such wonderful times together. Alexis: As opposed to the not wonderful times? Jax: Well, I mean, they outweigh the bad ones. We had wonderful vacations, trips to Montreal. We had picnics in the park, sailing the Silent Lady. Alexis: I just don't want to see my friend get hurt again. Jax: Yeah, that makes two of us. Diane: Jax has reached the end of the line with you, Carly, and I must say, I wholeheartedly agree with him. Carly: You're supposed to be my lawyer. Diane: But if you throw Jax over for Sonny again, you're going to have to find yourself a new lawyer, because you will deserve exactly what you get. Alexis: I just got a call. Diane: What is going on? Alexis: I just got a call. There's a suspect in custody, and the FBI took jurisdiction. Diane: But on what grounds do they have for arresting Spinelli? Alexis: Violation of the homeland security act, treason, and espionage. Diane: Oh, come on, not to put too fine a point on it, but Spinelli would be hard-pressed to hurt a fly. Alexis: That's true, which is why I suspect he's merely a means to an end. Diane: I assume that the FBI is hoping that this is going to lead to a conviction for Jason. But it could be argued that anything on Spinelli's computer is his own work and does not implicate Jason. Alexis: My guess is they're trying to persuade him to testify against Jason. Diane: I doubt that Mr. Grasshopper would ever consider such a thing. Alexis: You're his attorney, maybe you should let him know it might be in his best interest. Good luck. Jason: Where's Spinelli? Alexis: He's in the interrogation room, Jason. Who you are and what you do, I don't think has ever been real to Spinelli until this moment. Jason: How bad? How bad is this? Diane: It's bad, Jason. The FBI alleges that Spinelli has hacked into multiple law enforcement databases, defense grids, tax returns. You name it. The list goes on. Jason: Do they have proof? Diane: If they do, then Spinelli may very well be beyond our help.
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