Major Crimes2012

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Sharon Raydor:
I talked with the district attorney involved, and I've arranged a plea agreement for you.

Sharon Beck:
Thank God. Am I going back to rehab?

Sharon Raydor:
No, no. I'm afraid that ship has sailed. However, in exchange for overlooking your probation violation, we have arranged for you to serve the full year of your shoplifting charge here at county. Or more precisely, 364 days, every one of which you will have to be sober.

Sharon Beck:
That's not a deal.

Sharon Raydor:
Oh, it is... If you don't remain sober, or if you violate the statutes of prisoner conduct, I'll personally see to it that the six-year tail on your sentence is carried out to the letter in an upstate prison.

Sharon Beck:
Are you kidding me? Because I don't deserve this kind of treatment at all.

Sharon Raydor:
Oh, I agree. Unfortunately, anything more I could do to you would require a trial. But I will make sure that you are drug tested on a random basis. I will have your cell searched regularly.

Sharon Beck:
Anything else?

Sharon Raydor:
I will have confidential informants report to me on your behavior. And this I promise you, one slip, one tiny step off the straight and narrow, to the left or the right, and you will automatically add six years to your sentence.

Sharon Beck:
Wha...? Why are...? You are mad at me for some reason. I get it. I don't know why.

Sharon Raydor:
That's the problem.

Sharon Beck:
[pause] What about for Rusty's sake? You know, what about for the sake of my little boy?

Sharon Raydor:
This is for Rusty's sake, it is.

Sharon Beck:
You think you know me? Is that it? And you think you know my son? And you think you can just have me boxed up and out of the way? Lady, let me tell you something. You just made a really big mistake.

Sharon Raydor:
I made a mistake?

Sharon Beck:
Yes, you did.

Sharon Raydor:
Oh, dear. Allow me to point out you're the one wearing the blue jumpsuit surrounded by guards. And I'm getting up to go home.

Sharon Beck:
Okay. No. But... [yells]