Major Crimes (TV Series)

Jane Doe #38 (2014)

Mary McDonnell: Sharon Raydor

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• Jackson Raydor : Hello, Sharon.

  Sharon Raydor : Jack, would you mind waiting in my office? I'll be with you in a moment.

  Jackson Raydor : What? No hello?

  Sharon Raydor : Hello, Jack. Would you mind waiting in my office? I'll be with you in a moment.

• Sharon Raydor : I'm very busy, Jack, so let me get right to the point. I'm thinking about adoption, and since we're married, that decision involves you.

  Jackson Raydor : Adoption?

  Sharon Raydor : Mm-hmm.

  Jackson Raydor : Of Rusty? I thought he turned eighteen.

  Sharon Raydor : Well, he's getting older, yes, and he's planning on going to college, looking for a job...

  Jackson Raydor : Congratulations. That is great, and eventually he'll be movin' out, huh?

  Sharon Raydor : But he needs a family legally. I want him to have backup that he can count on.

  Jackson Raydor : You-you don't have to do that exactly by the book. Uh, uh, uh, look, Sharon, I like Rusty, I do, but... we already have a family.

  Sharon Raydor : We share children, Jack. It's not the same thing.

  Jackson Raydor : Well, this impacts me too. I'm not made of money, you know, so if you wanna adopt a kid... I should be compensated for all the bullshit I will have to go through.

  Sharon Raydor : I knew that you'd say something like that, so... I talked to my lawyer, and I'm giving you two options.

  Jackson Raydor : Well, these are divorce papers.

  Sharon Raydor : And these would formalize an adoption.

  [pause] 

  Sharon Raydor : I'm not paying you a single dime, Jack. Just sign one document or the other.

  Jackson Raydor : Ahem. Have you talked to our real children about this?

  Sharon Raydor : No. And I haven't asked Rusty yet either. I'm doing things in a particular way, and you are first on my list.

  Jackson Raydor : You know, if you were gonna divorce me, you would have done this years ago.

  Sharon Raydor : Jack, the era during which it was professionally useful for me to have a wedding ring on my finger is long gone.

  Jackson Raydor : Hmm. In a divorce, I would be entitled to half your savings and half your pension. Given any thought to that?

  Sharon Raydor : So you're ready to pay all the back child support you owe me for the family you deserted?

  Jackson Raydor : We were never divorced. Why do you think that I owe you?

  Sharon Raydor : Would you like to experience firsthand what the court thinks of child abandonment? Go for it.

  Jackson Raydor : Thanks for the heads-up, Sharon. I'll be in touch.

  Sharon Raydor : I certainly hope so, otherwise you'll be hearing it from my lawyer.

• Rusty Beck : ...and then he started asking me a lot of questions about you.

  Sharon Raydor : Oh, heh. How so?

  Rusty Beck : Well, he seemed to think you might be dating someone, which would be news to me.

  Sharon Raydor : Oh, me too. What else?

  Rusty Beck : Well, it's... y-you know, it's probably just Jack... being Jack - and-and you say not to believe anything he says - but he made it seem like you might want to... adopt me?

  Sharon Raydor : He told you that?

  Rusty Beck : Yeah, and that it might mean that the two of you would divorce.

  Sharon Raydor : Oh, well, I am absolutely divorcing him now, no matter what.

  Rusty Beck : Don't do that because of me, though, Sharon.

  Sharon Raydor : It's not about you, Rusty. Jack has just proven - and for the very last time - that he is the most unreliable person on the earth.

• Sharon Raydor : Did Alice ever mention where she was from or her last name?

  Slider : No. Look, Alice wasn't nothing to me, all right? I wish I never met the bitch, obvious. She thought she was better than everyone else, and now she's just stuff you throw out with the trash. That's what happens to people who mess with me. That's just what happens.

  Mike Tao : [in the monitor room, talking with a public defender on the phone]  Yes, Lieutenant Michael Tao, Major Crimes. We're about to file second degree murder charges against...

  D.D.A. Andrea Hobbs : [holds Tao's phone conversation]  Throw in the shooting of Bug, and the robbery, and his public defender can choose between life without parole or the death penalty. This kid needs to be put away.

  Mike Tao : Did you hear that? We're talking about murder in the first of a 15-year-old girl. Oh. Uh... The victim. Her name? She's a Jane Doe.

• Sharon Raydor : Amy, I'd rather not put that away till after the service. And let's leave up the ID board for a while too. All these lost girls.