Party of Five1994

Sarah Reeves:
You're not gonna give me a chance, are you? You don't treat people you love like that. You just don't!

Bailey Salinger:
Sarah...

Sarah Reeves:
Yeah, so we had problems. I push you away too much because you're too overprotective. I spend too much time with the band. You don't like me changing. So what? So you sit down and you talk about things. You don't just say "it's over" just like that.

Bailey Salinger:
I just... I hate you feeling sorry for me.

Sarah Reeves:
What?

Bailey Salinger:
That's what you told Matt. That you're staying with me is because you feel sorry for me.

Sarah Reeves:
I never said that. I said that I felt bad about all the things you've been through. Your parents death. You think I feel sorry for you? Bailey, I'm completely... completely in love with you. And I thought that was enough. But I guess it's not. I guess you want me to go away, and you want me to disappear, so you can make a fresh start by going away to college far away to start over, change your name, and never come back around here ever again. Start over someplace else with someone else, where nobody knows you or pities you. Just like your Grandfather Jake, you want to leave and never want me or anyone else to call or visit while you're in college in New Hampshire, and never call or visit ever again... just your grandfather did when he walked out on your mother and grandmother. You're running away because you can't deal with the pain or of your life problems.

Bailey Salinger:
[sighs] I'm not. I'm not going. I'm not going away to school. I'm going to stay here in San Francisco to be near you and my family and enroll at a college here. It's a done deal. I'm using my college money to save the restaurant. It's complicated. Jake worked out all the details.

Sarah Reeves:
I don't get it. I thought that getting out of here was the most important thing to you.

Bailey Salinger:
Yeah, so did I. But... the problem is that I've spent the last two years fighting, really fighting to keep us all together after our parents died. And so the idea... the idea that I'd be the first one to leave... I mean us being a family, no matter what was... was kind of the whole point. And you... you're the whole point. And I don't know what happened to me. Sarah, I don't, but... it was like for a second there, it just... it all just seemed like too much and I couldn't handle it. But the thing is... the thing is I have to handle it. I have to because... because being with you and... and taking care of all of them... that's kind of who I am.