Valentin does his best to
persuade Ava to sign, reminding her that she wants to be beautiful, wants the
power… and tells her it’s better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven. He rushes her, threatening to take back the
offer; she signs it. Lulu can’t help
herself and jumps up, asking what it is she is signing; Ava says she sold
Valentin a tapestry that she had in inventory, because his offer took her
breath away. She pretends to be
relieved, and thanks Ava for her agreement to testify in Nikolas’ wrongful
death lawsuit. Ava doesn’t
respond.
Dante finishes preparing for Rocco’s birthday party; Olivia shows up with baked ziti. Lulu comes home and tells him about Valentin’s meeting with Ava, and her supposed excuse; she tells Dante she is concerned she might back out of testifying. The doorbell rings; it is Valentin. He says, he hears that he hears there is a party going on; he gives a gift to Rocco. Lulu tells him he shouldn’t have; he really shouldn’t have… it is the video game they had just been discussing, which they had gotten for Rocco’s birthday. Dante says it’s okay; they’ll return theirs, and this way, when Rocco goes on to “blow up the world” they can blame him. He says, he is sure they will.
Sam talks to Jason, rambling on about everyday things; Liz comes in and tells her she needs to take a walk. She says she’s been there for hours and Dr. Monroe needs to examine him anyway. He says her presence could affect his ability to evaluate Jason; she agrees to go. She talks with Sonny and Carly in the hall until Griffin comes out; Griffin tells Sam that Jason is completely unresponsive. It doesn’t appear that he is going to wake up anytime soon, if ever; he suggests she consider moving him to a long-term facility. Sam says no, adamantly; she says he is staying there and she is staying with him until he opens his eyes. Carly tells her maybe she should consider it, and Sam becomes extremely defensive; she starts accusing Carly of wanting Jason all to herself. Sonny and Griffin go off to talk; Griffin mentions walking away from a life you knew, and imagining about difficult it must be. Sonny asks if he is talking about his life, or his own; he asks Griffin if he is thinking about leaving the priesthood.
Kiki comes by to see Franco; she brings a poster for his upcoming art show. “To Hell and Back, a Retrospective” it says; he tells her it’s great, but it’s not true. He says he hasn’t made it back from hell yet; in fact, he tells her, he is going there today, to see his mother. Kiki questions why he would want to do that; he tells her he doesn’t have a choice. She asks if Elizabeth knows about this. He says her plate is kind of full right now; he tells Kiki he has to find out some information about Jason first. She asks why; he says he and Jason will always be connected, which worries her. He assures her that he doesn’t think they were separated at birth again or anything. Once at the institution, with a BLT in hand, Heather refuses to see Franco; the guard tries to convince Heather by taking her the BLT, but she still refuses the visit. He wonders what secret is so important to Heather that she would refuse future BLTs to keep it… and he wonders what Jason Morgan is doing in his childhood.
Dante finishes preparing for Rocco’s birthday party; Olivia shows up with baked ziti. Lulu comes home and tells him about Valentin’s meeting with Ava, and her supposed excuse; she tells Dante she is concerned she might back out of testifying. The doorbell rings; it is Valentin. He says, he hears that he hears there is a party going on; he gives a gift to Rocco. Lulu tells him he shouldn’t have; he really shouldn’t have… it is the video game they had just been discussing, which they had gotten for Rocco’s birthday. Dante says it’s okay; they’ll return theirs, and this way, when Rocco goes on to “blow up the world” they can blame him. He says, he is sure they will.
Sam talks to Jason, rambling on about everyday things; Liz comes in and tells her she needs to take a walk. She says she’s been there for hours and Dr. Monroe needs to examine him anyway. He says her presence could affect his ability to evaluate Jason; she agrees to go. She talks with Sonny and Carly in the hall until Griffin comes out; Griffin tells Sam that Jason is completely unresponsive. It doesn’t appear that he is going to wake up anytime soon, if ever; he suggests she consider moving him to a long-term facility. Sam says no, adamantly; she says he is staying there and she is staying with him until he opens his eyes. Carly tells her maybe she should consider it, and Sam becomes extremely defensive; she starts accusing Carly of wanting Jason all to herself. Sonny and Griffin go off to talk; Griffin mentions walking away from a life you knew, and imagining about difficult it must be. Sonny asks if he is talking about his life, or his own; he asks Griffin if he is thinking about leaving the priesthood.
Kiki comes by to see Franco; she brings a poster for his upcoming art show. “To Hell and Back, a Retrospective” it says; he tells her it’s great, but it’s not true. He says he hasn’t made it back from hell yet; in fact, he tells her, he is going there today, to see his mother. Kiki questions why he would want to do that; he tells her he doesn’t have a choice. She asks if Elizabeth knows about this. He says her plate is kind of full right now; he tells Kiki he has to find out some information about Jason first. She asks why; he says he and Jason will always be connected, which worries her. He assures her that he doesn’t think they were separated at birth again or anything. Once at the institution, with a BLT in hand, Heather refuses to see Franco; the guard tries to convince Heather by taking her the BLT, but she still refuses the visit. He wonders what secret is so important to Heather that she would refuse future BLTs to keep it… and he wonders what Jason Morgan is doing in his childhood.
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