Major Crimes2012

Sharon Beck:
I guess the one good thing is I don't have much to put in it... Oh, oh, do you have my prescription? I'll just... toss it here with my clothes.

Rusty Beck:
I couldn't fill your prescription.

Sharon Beck:
What? [pause] Why?

Rusty Beck:
Because it's a forgery, Mom. It wasn't given to you here.

Sharon Beck:
A forgery? It's not a forgery. Look...

Rusty Beck:
No one at this rehab would give you this drug. And you involved me in a crime trying to get me to fill it.

Sharon Beck:
A crime? Oh, my God. I don't know what you're talking about. Do I seem high to you right now, Rusty?... Listen. I apologized to you, okay? And I meant every word of it. And I've tried very hard to keep from making things worse of you. But as you said the other day, you were not the easiest kid. And knowing what you were... Hm? Even when you were little, I knew what you were and that has never been easy for me... facing that...

Rusty Beck:
Facing what?

Sharon Beck:
Oh, are you pretending that you're not gay? Because I know that you are. And, pssh, I can overlook it, you know. But can't you just overlook some of my problems? At least I'm trying to be normal. I don't get that hit off of you.

Rusty Beck:
Are you saying that you let your boyfriend beat me up, and you dumped me off at the zoo and drove away and got high for three years because you knew I was gay?

Sharon Beck:
Gary wouldn't let me come back and get you. They put you in a foster home.

Rusty Beck:
Where I was knocked around, Mom.

Sharon Beck:
You chose to go on the street, do those things... for money, with guys.

Rusty Beck:
And where do you think I learned how to do that, Mom?

Sharon Beck:
Oh. [sighs] I'm not blaming you, Rusty, okay? And I'm assuming you did the best you could. And that you can't help yourself.

Rusty Beck:
I think I should go.

Sharon Beck:
What? No! Come on! Can you just show me some of the forgiveness that I am showing you?