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Do you think he'll kill Pelant the next time he has a chance?
Usually I'd say no but the way Booth's turning Flynn into a saint, feels like he's working himself up for something. But Booth's a complex man. I'm not sure any of us can tell what he's really thinking deep down.
[Inside Aldo's bar]
Booth wants to kill Pelant, which is fine. He's a very bad man, he's murdered...we don't know how many people. What if there's someone worse and we need Pelant to catch that killer?
[rolls his eyes] Oh god... [looks at Brennan] It's these ethical dilemmas that drove me out of the priesthood.
I need to know what Booth is going to do.
So you can protect Pelant.
He's more valuable alive than dead, that's all.
It depends which Booth is there.
[confused] Seeley Booth, the one I love.
No, I mean, like all of us, he has two sides to him. There's one side that wants to save the world and one side that wants to take care of the people he loves. Those two collide, well, that's what you called a "tortured soul".
There's no such thing as a soul.
Says you, but Booth values nothing higher than his soul, yet he's willing to sacrifice his soul by killing Pelant.
Why?
[smirks] You, of course. It's always gonna come down to you.
[sarcastically to Sweets] What, you're gonna say that you found something that indicates that Flynn was Freudian delusional with synergistic narcissism disorder, huh?
[seriously] Look, we gotta make a deal and this deal has got to stick, all right? From now, I will do all the fighting and the shooting and the apprehending of killers, ok? You can do all the smart stuff, right? Stay in the lab, play with your bones...and all that good stuff. You know, I don't come to your lab there and play with your telescopes––
I don't have a telescope.... [turns and looks at Booth, concerned] What's wrong?
[...]
[swallows] Look, the main reason I wanted to kill Pelant is because he kept me from marrying you.
I thought it was something like that.
And if I told you why we couldn't get married he was gonna kill innocent people.
You made the right choice. It's alright. [He smiles and takes her hands in his]
Bones, If I ask you to marry me, will you say yes?
If I say yes will we get married?
Yes. [They smile at each other before kissing]
[Unbeknownst to them, Angela, Hodgins, Cam and Caroline are watching via the security camera and smiling.]
That's pretty good, if I was you and I was marrying me I wouldn't wanna put anything on the list either.
[During the wedding rehearsal inside the church]
Angie, it's just a rehearsal. You can't keep crying.
I can and I will.
[...]
[Sweets and Cam rush in with cardboard cut-outs of Park and Max to stand-in at the altar]
Can't forget the best man.
He'll be dressed on the day.
[to the vicar] My son is flying in later, so hey.
That's my dad.
Oh, I'm sorry. Am I allowed to kiss him now?
It's really just a rehearsal, Dr. Brennan, so..
Because we are sleeping together. Sleeping together is a euphemism for sex.
No. Not here. [turns to the vicar] I'm really sorry, father.
You don't have to apologize, Booth. It's not like he's gonna be jealous.
[Vicar's phone rings during the rehearsal]
[answers the call] Yes?....I do last rites but I don't do murder. [passes phone to Booth] It's for you...
[...]
[Booth and Brennan drive off to the scene of the crime.]
$25 on the wedding being canceled by lunchtime tomorrow.
Yeah, 50 bucks says it's canceled before the sun goes down.
Worst friends ever.
[later she does bet on the time]
[annoyed with Sweets] Go do something else somewhere else.
[Booth is walking to his office and is joined by Sweets]
[reading a letter from evidence off his tablet] "I see your hands and my body trembles with memory. Your touch is like coarse silk against my bare skin, pulling me ever closer..."
[looks around, embarrassed] You can't read that at my wedding! There's gonna be kids there.
No no no. It's from Angela.
Oh. Well, that figures.
It's text from the letter found on the victim.
I don't have to sleep to be more beautiful.
No. But it does help you to be pleasant.
London is a long flight, you must be tired.
I'm fine! I can't wait till Christine wakes up from her nap.
Yeah, she's sleeping, huh.
And if you have to go to work?
No! I don't have to go anywhere. I'm exactly where I want to be. Right here with my son.
Mom packed my tuxedo. That's what I'm supposed to wear, right?
Yeah! Yeah, we're gonna look like a bunch of waiters out there.
I'm glad your marrying Bones, ya know? Mom's happy for you too.
Thanks, I'm happy. I'm happy you're here. Alright? So, I have this list of things I need to get done, right?
Mhm!
I need you to make sure I don't forget.
Me?
Yeah, you. That's what the best man does. I'm asking you to be my best man.
Really!?
Alright!
Thanks, dad.
I love ya. Alright, here's what we gotta get!
You know, I just thought...look, you know, before I get married you'll be able to give me some advice here.
I'm not a priest anymore, Booth.
I know, ok, I know that, but the "real ones", they don't know me like you.
We could've done this at the bar.
Come on, Aldo. Will you just cut me some slack here?
Ok. I'm jealous. [Booth looks at him] What you and Temperance have, it's the reason we draw breath. You screw this up, Booth, and it'll be worse than any hell God can dream up for you.
I agree.
[Booth turns around and sees Max.]
[to Aldo] I'm Max. I'm Tempe's father. [shakes hands with Aldo] This guy, he thinks I'm still a crook.
Aldo. He still thinks I'm a priest.
[...]
[to Booth] I tell you what, I've never seen anything more right. I'd be proud to call you my son. I only wish that Tempe's mother was here to watch her walk down the aisle.
[nods] Me too.
I'd like to make a toast before we go.
No no no, Pops. You do that at the rehearsal dinner, OK?
Just a little one, Shrimp. A private one. I've been waiting for this day ever since I met Tempe.
I'm doing that to him.
Then I'm going to sing a song. A little one. Actually, two.
I'm pretty hungry.
We should hurry. We don't want to be late to the dinner...
Yeah.
[jokingly looks at Max and Hank] You know what? We're getting in trouble for loving them.
Better not to listen. [turns to Booth] You're a lucky man, Shrimp. You found a woman who's willing to stand up to you and call you on your crap.
My what??
You can be stubborn and if she's willing to stick around and try to civilize you, then you better listen and make adjustments, 'cause that's love.
[...]
Seeley, what you have here is the final piece of the puzzle. It's what's going to make you whole. Tempe is the woman I always wished I could be and the one that every mother prays that her son will find.
[dramatically] Now I'm gonna cry. How can I do a speech if I'm gonna cry.
You should elope!
[groans] Ooohhhh.
What's that?
It means going to the justice of the peace to get hitched. No fuss, no bother.
Pops, forget it. I owe Bones fuss.
Eloping is romantic.
[grins] Chicks dig romantic, Dad!
That's true!
[horrified] What do you mean chicks?!
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