Sarah quotes from 7th Heaven

Sarah

[to Simon and Matt] And my folks won't mind, my father loves a big a audience. If he could have a crowd in the bathroom to watch him shave, he'd do it.

Joe

Listen, sweetie, you've been taking care of me for a long time. But I think I need more help than a little girl can give.

Sarah

I wasn't doing a good job?

Joe

No, no, no, honey. I wasn't doing a good job.

Joe

It's your turn to be taken care of, and Grandma's great at taking care of people, honey. So I want you to do me a favor and let Grandma take you home for a while. I'll miss you so much. But you deserve everything...some new toys, and some pretty dresses.

Sarah

I don't need new toys or dresses! I need you!

Joe

That's why I'm going to stay here and get some help. But I don't think I'll be much good at it unless I know you're with my mom. That way, I won't worry about you.

Sarah

I love you, Daddy.

Sarah

Please take me back to my daddy. He needs me. I shouldn't have left him alone.

Simon

Well, that's okay. Daddies can take care of themselves.

Sarah

But he's really sick, and we don't have any money, so he needs me to go into town with him, and ask people for money so we can buy stuff.

Simon

Wait. What kind of sickness?

Sarah

I don't know, but if he doesn't drink a lot, he hurts real bad.

Lucy

Why don't you girls go outside and play, and I'll set us up a picnic lunch?

I don't like eating outside. It's a bug thing.

Lucy

Okay. Well, then, we'll have a picnic indoors.

Sarah

With orange soda?

I don't like orange soda, and neither does Ruthie.

Sarah

Ruthie likes orange soda.

Lucy

Who wants a cookie?

Ruthie's my best friend, and I think I know if she likes orange soda!

Sarah

She was my best friend first.

But you obviously don't know her as well as I do!

Sarah

Yes, I do.

NO, YOU DON'T!

Lucy

Really. Taste a cookie. They're still warm.

What's Ruthie's favorite color?

Sarah

Purple.

Blue! What does she want to be when she grows up?

Sarah

A vet.

Queen Elizabeth! See, I told you that you didn't know her. I know her. She's my best friend!

Matt

[gets down on one knee] Sarah...

Sarah

Matt?

Matt

Will you marry me?

Sarah

When?

Matt

When? Whenever you want. You set the date.

Sarah

Oh Matt. Yes! I will, I accept, I do!

Sarah

What he's try to say is...we're engaged...we went out. We fell in love. We wanted to get married.

Matt

I know what you are thinking. You're thinking we don't know each other, and when we get to know each other then we might change our minds, but...we're not going to change our minds. I want to be married to Sarah and I really am in love with her. She's a wonderful woman and I am happy we found each other. I've been, um...really lonely. Even in my past relationships, I felt lonely. But I don't feel lonely anymore. Sarah and I have a lot in common, and most of what we have in common is that we both love our families., and we want to be a family. A family that loves and respects each other as much as I respect and love all of you. And I hope you respect our decision because this is my life. And this is what I want.

Sarah

Ever been to a Jewish wedding?

Matt

Sarah's father's a rabbi.

Eric

Life's funny, isn't it. Matt's marrying a Jewish girl. Who would've thought?

Eric

He bought her an engagement ring.

Sarah

You bought me an engagement ring!?

Annie

You didn't give him any money, did you?

Eric

We don't have any money.

Annie

Matt can't afford to buy an engagement ring on his own.

Sarah

You can't afford this.

Matt

Yes, I can.

Sarah

No, you can't.

Matt

It's only $200.

Sarah

Excuse me? What did you say?

Eric

The ring's...

Sarah

A fake.

Matt

No, it's gennette.

Eric

A perfectly simulated diamond-like substance.

Annie

Maybe it's not too late. Maybe you can stop Matt from...

Matt

Sarah, please! Stop! It is gennette! It's gennette!

Sarah

I can't even believe you bought me a fake ring! How could you!? It's so fake and cheap and if not getting me a ring weren't bad enough. Just leave me alone, okay!? Leave me alone!

Matt

Oh, hey, thanks, Dad. She loves the ring.

Sarah

I feel badly that none of my family made it to your mothers dinner.

Matt

Under the circumstances...

Sarah

Still, later tonight I'll call your mom and apologize. We were this close to pulling it off, to doing what neither of us thought we could do, get married with our two families thereby bringing us and our two faiths together, like a family is suppose to be.

Matt

Just for the record, I didn't think we were this close to pulling it off.

I made a suggestion, and Matt agreed. This is Matt's decision, not mine, honey.

Sarah

Okay, Dad. If you're helping Matt to convert tomorrow purely because you think that he is totally committed to it and ready to enter into a covenant between God and Jewish people, then good. But if, like I suspect, you're only doing this as a last ditch effort to try to cause some sort of drama that might cause my wedding not to happen?? Well, if that's the case, then let me tell you that Abraham himself isn't going to be able to protect you from my wrath! [kisses him and walks out]

Matt

I guess I'm stronger than the pill.

Sarah

Let's hope not.

Sarah

I'm stressed out from school and this is the last thing I need, a health problem.

Matt

It's going to be fine and it's funny your referring to this as a health problem.

It's a classic indication of obstructive lung disease, and it...Miss Glass, welcome. Mr. Simon here has a long-standing history of asthma. He presents today with increasing SOB.

Sarah

SOB?

No, it's not an epithet.

Matt

Uh, shortness of breath.

Well, thank you for interrupting, Mr...Camden. Why don't you listen to Mr. Simon's lungs and tell us what you hear.

Matt

I've lost my bag.

Your what?

Matt

My stethoscope -- it was my black bag. I must have left it in the subway.

Wow, you have a black bag.

Okay, anyone willing to help out our poor Mr. Camden? Oh, look. No one else left theirs on the subway. On second thought, you may need those. Uh...Nurse Kelly...

Yes?

Would you be kind enough to lend our Mr. Camden here your stethoscope for the day?

No.

Don't worry, I'll make sure he gives it back. Consider it your contribution to medical education.

Find me when you're done. Okay?

Oh...[stammers] Doctors are a lot like boy scouts. They're expected to be prepared and on time. Understood, Miss Glass? Mr. Camden? Mr. Camden?

Matt

Uh...bilateral exploratory wheezes with rails at the right base?

Brilliant.

Write this down, Mr. Camden. Turn off phone. All right, the lab is down the hall. Time-stamp your requisitions. Curtains three, four, five. Psych patients are stored next to bed eight. Try not to lose anybody

Sarah

What's the problem?

Matt

I can't turn it off

Sarah

Why?

Matt

It won't turn off

Then, get rid of it. Trauma rooms one, two, three

Do we get to work on traumas?

No. Are you getting all of this Mr. Camden? Main desk, Dr. Sterling. This is one of our residents, Dr. Lisa Sterling. Dr. Sterling will assign you your patients. You're expected to do histories and physicals, draw bloods and gather lab results.

Okay. Drawing blood, room three

They look like little vampires