Law & Order: UK2009

Tracey Blake:
[about Jono Blake] I used to think it was my fault.

James Steel:
What do you mean?

Tracey Blake:
That I wasn't a good enough mum. That I didn't deserve a kid. But that was before all this gene stuff. Now I know there was nothing I could have done. It wouldn't have made any difference. The papers are right-he's a monster.

James Steel:
Is that what you really think about your own son?

Tracey Blake:
You heard what they're saying about him: his genes are rotten. He's wrong.

James Steel:
How many months pregnant are you?

James Steel:
Seven.

James Steel:
So, based on your belief in genes, we should take that baby from your arms the second it's born and lock it up.

Tracey Blake:
No!

James Steel:
Well, surely genetics dictates that your next child will be a monster, too.

Tracey Blake:
It'll be different this time. I won't make the same mistakes I made with him.

James Steel:
No further questions.