Listen. I'm not dying. But I need some time.

Wait a second.

Where's the doctor? Let's get --

Hold on. Hold on.

Take it easy, Ethel.

What'd you --

What'd they say? What's the prognosis?

I'm sorry. I didn't know.

Oh, my God.

What happened?

What are you talking about?

I'm sick as a dog. I'll be dead in six months. I'm dying.

I'm dying, baby.

Well, you can't have it. I'm sorry for you, but it's too late.

I want my family back.

Stop following me.

Now, hold on, dammit.

Are you crazy?

Wait a second. Listen. I want to spend some time with you and the children.

No.

I need a favor.

What are you doing here?

You got a minute?

Hello, beautiful.

Eli?

Don't worry, Raleigh.

I'll call you, OK?

I do, kind of. I can't explain it right now.

You don't love me anymore, do you?

Another dent here and another dent here.

No, I'm just going home.

You're leaving me, aren't you?

That taxi has a dent in it.

Because I'm in a rut, and I need a change. Hang on a second.

But why is this bloody necessary?

Hand me a towel.

So are you what?

So am I.

Well, I don't know, exactly. But I think he's been very depressed ever since --

Why are they allowed to do that?

He and Ari and Uzi are going to stay with me for a little while.

What do you mean?

Chas came home.

Well, it can't be very good for your eyes, anyway.

I tied it to the radiator.

Well, I don't think that's very healthy, do you? Nor do I think it's very intelligent to keep an electrical gadget on the edge of the bathtub.

That's not true. Maybe three hours, at the most.

He says you've been spending six hours a day locked in here watching television and soaking in the tub.

Fine.

How are things between you and Raleigh?