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Clips from The O.C. - The End of Innocence (S03E03)

"Talking while we should be painting."
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"- That's because it's a dolphin. - Make it a seagull."
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"That 2100 thing sounded pretty cool."
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"Then we're gonna synchronize our watches."
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"We have to get watches."
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"- Hey. - My gosh."
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"- I didn't know we were gonna see you. - Good to see you."
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"- Great to see you. - Good to see you."
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"- You look fantastic. - Thank you."
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"Sorry I'm late."
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"- Let's get started, shall we? - Great."
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"Caleb Nichol was a very generous man who loved his family very much."
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"Sandy gave a very nice eulogy at the funeral..."
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"...so let's just skip the niceties, okay?"
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"Caleb's wish was to split his fortune equally..."
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"...between his daughters and his wife."
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"- Wow, that's... That's very generous. - I'm getting the same as Kirsten?"
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"After careful scrutiny of his account, it's clear that Caleb Nichol was broke."
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"Broke? What's broke?"
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"...two mortgages on the house, back taxes."
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"Why do you think he was borrowing so much money?"
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"He asked me to give this to you."
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"- What is it? - A personal letter."
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"He sent it to me the day he died."
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"Excuse me. Where are you going?"
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"Are you saying I don't get anything?"
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"Jimmy?"
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"- Charlotte told me this would happen. - What?"
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"What do you think this is?"
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"Well, I don't know. Let's open it together, we'll find out."
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"I told him every problem our family had was because of him."
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"I can't be here right now."
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"Wait a minute. Wait, honey. Wait, wait, come on."
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"- Hey. - Hey."
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"And I thought you might be mad at me."
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"It's just I don't want you to feel like I'm leaving."
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"I mean, I am leaving, but I'm not leaving you."
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"What's important right now..."
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"- Really? - Yeah. So come on."
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"You know, Jimmy, when I think about it, I sort of talked myself into loving Caleb."
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"But I never felt safe with him..."
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"...and we'll be sailing into town on a 100-foot yacht."
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"Aloha."
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"You know, darn, l... I totally forgot this..."
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"- What? - It's this last minute stuff about the..."
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"The boat."
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"...so I'll meet you here tomorrow, okay?"
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"Bye."
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"Is everything okay?"
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"Well, l... I don't think so."
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"...I don't know where she is."
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"She didn't want to go today, Sandy."
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"She was afraid that the stress would cause her to relapse..."
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"...but she didn't want to let you down."
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"- Sure. - Thank you."
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"It's like 8:30."
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"That's past my bedtime. We should get going."
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"No, not at all, but we're out of here. See you at the wedding."
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"So there's a little something."
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"- Did you do all this? - I had some help, but, yeah."
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"- Hey, Don. - Hey, Jimmy."
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"Well, to be honest, I ran into some unexpected complications..."
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"Don, come on, what are we, gangsters or something?"
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"Jimmy, I'm done talking."
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"What? You weren't even gonna try and stop me?"
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"- You are so not funny. - I'm kind of funny."
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"Because we've done a lot..."
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"You know, it's gonna make it that much harder for you to leave."
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"I know."
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"Dad? Oh, my God."
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"Hey, kiddo."
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"Marissa, l..."
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"...but if you have to go, then go."
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"But if you leave, then I don't want you to come back."
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"Hey, watch... Watch the ribs, there."
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"Yeah, you can..."
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"I don't know if it makes any difference..."
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"- Sorry to bother you. - What is it?"
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"...but the family that owns this place has had a change in plans."
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"They're returning sooner than expected."
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"Tomorrow, actually."
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"Well, that would be the case if your check had cleared."
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"...how about I charge you for the two weeks..."
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"Actually, I thought I'd spend time at the beach."
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"Oh, thank God you're all right."
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"I'm so sorry I scared you."
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"I think I even scared myself."
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"- Where were you? - In a sleazy motel with a bottle of vodka."
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"But I didn't drink."
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"Can't do this without you."
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"I'm right here."
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"It's an apology."
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"Oh, my dad."
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"Of course he'd have to be dead to say nice things."
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"Oh, there you are, honey."
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"Marissa, what's wrong? Where's your father?"
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"Oh, my gosh, what am I gonna do? What are we gonna do?"
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"We'll be okay."
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"We'll figure it out together."
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"Like we always do."
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"Well, Summer, I'd say our first foray into musical theater was a big success."
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"Oh, honey, if I were you, I wouldn't say "foray," like, ever."
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"- Oh, but we did good. - Yeah."
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"I'm gonna go get the tiki torches out of the car."
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"Okay. I'm gonna stay here..."
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"...and move things around till you get back, like this."
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"My father loves musicals, okay."
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"...because his rendition of "Some Enchanted Evening," it's a treat."
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"- Talk about a victimless crime. - It's the principle of the thing, Cohen."
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"Rate you're going, the school's gonna be empty."
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"I'm not gonna give you the satisfaction of a reunion with Ryan and Marissa."
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"One month detention."
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"Unless, maybe, you wanna give up your partner?"
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"Because I know you didn't do this all by yourself."
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"Do you see anyone else here?"
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"I mean, I think it's pretty clear I acted alone."
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"Then let's make it two months."
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"Sorry about your dad."
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"Yeah, well..."
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"...it's like he just can't make it here anymore."
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