Brennan
Do you miss your father, Booth?
Why? He's been gone for twenty years. No.
Brennan
Are you going to open the box?
You know I don't really want to talk about this.
Brennan
But I do, and I might say the wrong thing, but for the time being we're sharing our lives and that means you can't shut me out, Booth.
What's the point? [Brennan retrieves and places the box in front of him] Seriously? Bones.
Brennan
Quantum physicists have postulated that the way we experience time is an illusion; that it doesn't happen in a linear way. That past and present, in reality, there's no difference.
Bones, what are you trying to get at?
Brennan
You do have some good memories of your father. You told me that. There was the time when the river froze and he woke you up at midnight to skating, and the time you were sweeping up at his barbershop when he put on Louis Prima and pretended that the electric razor was a microphone. And the World Series, your one perfect day together. Those good times with your dad are happening right now. They'll always be happening. You deserve to keep those alive.
Brennan
(taking a hospital tour) I want a home birth where I can control things.
Lot safer in the hospital, Bones.
Brennan
No, on the contrary hospitals are breeding grounds for antibiotic-resistant super germs leading to a high incidence of E coli and staphylococcus infection.
PPPregnant Patient's Husband
I'm sorry, is that true?
Brennan
(taking out UV light and shining it on the hallway) Based on the spatter pattern and viscosity, I see indications of blood, blood, cerebral spinal fluid, amniotic fluid, blood, more blood...
NNurse
Is there a problem back there?
PPPregnant Patient's Husband
(taking magazine away from his wife) Don't touch anything.
[cradling Christine, excitedly] She winked at me!
Brennan
She probably has something in her eye. Do you have the shopping list?
Yeah I have the shopping list right here. Why do you have to be like that, huh? She could've winked at me.
Brennan
She's six weeks old, Booth. She's developmentally incapable of making the decision to wink at you.
Well, she could be just like you, you know, brilliant and crazy about me. [grins at Brennan]
[Brennan winks at Booth mischievously, Booth winks back.]
Hey, that's a good one. [turns to Christine] See that? Mommy winked too!
Brennan
I don't know what to wear.
What do you mean? We're going to a garbage dump, there's no dress code.
Brennan
Well everything I put on, all the clothes I had before the baby, I just feel like I'm not...you know what I mean?
No, I don't. Listen, we've got to get Christine to the daycare.
Brennan
I feel like I'm in someone else's body.
Oh, no, you are not in somebody else's body. Trust me, I know your body. I guarantee that one. (they kiss)
Brennan
Okay, now you are humoring me so that you can get to the crime scene.
Yes, I am. So why don't you wear the green thingy?
Brennan
What, this? It makes me look like a golf course.
Bones, what's the matter? You're never like this.
Brennan
Oh, you don't think I should care about how I look?
Right. I get it, you're an airplane propeller and I'm about to walk into you so I am going to take a step back.
Brennan
I don't know what that means.
You're just feeling a little vulnerable because you just had a baby.
Brennan
Are you saying that I resent our daughter? I love Christine.
No, no, not at all. I just- look, what do you say we talk about this later? We really should get to work.
Brennan
Okay, fine. Should I wear this or this?
Uh, you know what, they're both gorgeous.
Brennan
Ugh, you're no help at all. Absolutely no help at all! (leaves)
Did I say something wrong?
I haven't done anything wrong! I swear.
BBooth
You've been destroying things, you've been lying to us.
Brennan
You've stolen pictures.
I haven't stolen anything!
BBooth
It's best to stop right now, bud. You don't wanna make it any worse.
Brennan
I do. There's an anthropological necessity for you to seek superior status within the family structure.
(Booth looks at her and frowns)
(Booth looks at him)
BBooth
Well.. she just means that we understand that it's hard for you to accept Christine.
(Parker stands up angrily)
No! No! I like her. She's my sister, I love her! You guys are ruining everything.
Brennan
Us? What did we do?
It was supposed to be a surprise, you would see it when you put Christine to bed! I may as well show you now.
(Parker walks off towards Christine's nursery, Booth looks at Bones and smiles softly before they follow him, they head over to the crib)
I wanted to make her something, that's all.
(Booth and Bones smile in amazement as they look at the mobile he made)
See? It's Christine's family.
(He points to a picture of Bones and Christine)
Here's a picture of Temperance.
(He points to Booth's FBI patch)
Dad, there's your FBI patch.
BBooth
That's the patch you took from my Gym bag.
(Booth and Bones look at each other and smile)
Yeah, but it was an extra. I made sure.
(Parker points to a picture)
See, and here's a picture of all of us.
Brennan
It's beautiful, Parker.
(Christine moves her arm hitting the dangling stuff, Booth smiles, Bones places Christine in her crib)
Brennan
Let's see how Christine likes it.
(Parker hands Booth the remote control)
I used the motor from our truck.
BBooth
Right, from the RC truck.
(Booth switches it on and music plays and it starts moving around)
BBooth
Wow! Look at that.
(Bones smiles and places a hand on Parker's back)
I got the music from the chip in a greeting cart.
(Christine gurgles waving her hands looking at it as it moves, Parker points to another picture)
And i got that picture of my face in the middle. That way, Christine will know me the next time i come to visit.
(Christine giggles loudly, Booth puts a hand on his shoulder and Parker smiles)
(Booth and Bones look at each other with a smile, before they all look at Christine giggling away)
Brennan
She loves it.
(Christine giggles loudly and Booth smiles squeezing Parker's shoulder softly, Parker smiles looking up at his father, they all turn to look at Christine giggling away)
[pushing in a flatbed trolley stacked full with boxes, books and files] Those hillbillies have been going at it tooth and nail since the 1800's!
[in amazement] That's all the Mobleys and the Babcocks?
You know it, cher. They used to just kill each other and call it a day. Then they moved on to mule theft, aggravated assault and, lately since we're civilized, nuisance lawsuits.
Brennan
Tribal feuds tend to be generational because the feud itself becomes a cultural identity for them.
For Lady Justice it's a boil on her butt. That's why she never sits down.
[...]
[looking through the notes] Wow...look at all these weapons charges.
Well, you wanted to be G-Man.