'Connor' is the true character of Nikolas Cassadine however, he has amnesia and believes that he is Connor Bishop.
'Connor' is the true character of Nikolas Cassadine however, he has amnesia and believes that he is Connor Bishop.
The Court hears testimony from Skye's friends and family to help the Judge determine what to sentence her.
Emily: Skye has been a true big sister to me. When I was fighting breast cancer, her love and support, her humor saw me through some of the darkest days and nights I've ever spent. I've come to depend on her. My whole family has. Please don't take skye away from us. We need her more than you could know.
The testimony follows.
Mary: I thought I'd find you here. Why do you insist on coming back to this place?
'Connor': I didn't choose it. My psychiatrist suggested we meet here.
Mary: You're seeing him again?
'Connor': No. No. He just didn't understand why I was quitting the memory therapy when we were making such good progress.
Mary: Did you tell him that we're focusing on our future? Maybe even planning on having a baby?
'Connor': No, no, I didn't. I didn't feel the need to broadcast our plans to a virtual stranger.
Mary: That's a relief. Not that I ever plan on seeing Dr. Matlock again, but it's kind of embarrassing. I mean, telling people we're trying to conceive.
'Connor': It's not so bad, as long as you don't tell them your exact methods.
Mary: Hey, I can't wait to have your baby. I hope that it's a boy and that he has his father's beautiful eyes.
Skye and Emily have a heart-to-heart before she's taken off to jail.
Skye: Well, I guess that's it, huh? Won't have me to kick around for a while.
Emily: No, that's not true. We'll visit you all the time.
Edward: Absolutely. You'll be sick of us as ever.
Emily: And we won't give up. We'll keep finding a way to prove you're innocent.
Skye: Emily, you've truly been a little sister to me. Thank you.
Emily: I can't watch them take you away. I think I'm going to lose it or something.
Skye: No, please. You go, okay?
Emily: All right.
Skye: Just go.
Emily: Don't give up. You promise?
Skye: I promise.
Emily: Damn it! It's not fair!
'Connor': Emily? Emily? What happened?
Emily: An innocent woman is going to prison and there's nothing I can do to stop it, just like there's nothing I can do to bring you back into my life, no matter much I need you.
Emily: I thought you said you didn't want anything to do with me, so, just leave.
'Connor': No, not when you're hurting like this.
Emily: I'm sorry. I was under the impression that you couldn't care less.
'Connor': Look, emily, I may not be able to pursue a relationship with you or be an ongoing part of your life, but I can listen when you're upset. What happened?
Emily: My adopted older sister was just sentenced to 20 years in prison.
'Connor': I'm sorry.
Emily: I didn't even like Skye at first. I thought she was evil and conniving, but that's her armor. She's really a wonderful person. And when I was so sick, she was incredible.
'Connor': You were sick?
Emily: Breast cancer. I had a bad reaction to the chemo. My immune system was compromised and I caught meningitis. I almost died. Have a full life. Are you remembering something?
'Connor': I knew you were sick. But how? You never told me, did you?
Lucky: Emily?
'Connor': I have to go.
Emily: No, wait, please. Please tell me what you remember!
'Connor': I have to go, I have to go.
Lucky: Emily. Hey, I'm glad I found you. I figured you'd be upset, but, hey, listen, I don't want you to worry. We're going to find a way to get Skye out of this.
Emily: You're absolutely right. Skye takes priority at the moment.
Lucky: Yeah. Skye -- she was telling the truth. Somebody did set her up, and whoever it is must have my mother. I mean, how else would they have access to my mother's hair and D.N.A.?
Emily: And now they probably have your dad, as well.
Lucky: Oh, I'm sure of it. I know they forced him to write that letter.
Emily: Oh, God, it's like Laura, Luke, and Skye are all caught in different versions of the same trap, like someone targeted them all.
Dr. Meadows: Your health is excellent. I see no reason why you'd have any problems conceiving once the birth-control pills are out of your system.
Mary: Well, how soon do you think I can get pregnant?
Dr. Meadows: It usually takes a little longer. But the earliest you could hope to concee e would be a month from now.
Mary: I hope it's that soon. My husband and I -- we can't wait to have a baby.
'Connor': Thanks for meeting me.
Alcazar: It sounded important.
'Connor': It is. I need a favor.
Alcazar: You know I'll help any way I can.
'Connor': I can't go on like this, not remembering my life. I want you to have me investigated, okay? I need a complete dossier on my entire life -- where I was born, where I grew up, who are my parents, my friends, what was my education, my hobbies. When did I meet my wife, where did we get married -- everything there is to know about Connor Bishop, including whether I could have known Emily Quartermaine.