Lucky: I was scared. I said a lot of things that I shouldn't have, and I'm sorry. I --
Elizabeth: For a couple of seconds I turned around to tie Cameron's shoe. And when I looked back, my baby was gone. I've never been more scared in my entire life. And all I wanted was for you to hold me and to tell me that everything was going to be okay, that we were going to find Jake and we were going to bring him home. But instead you accused me of not loving my son enough to keep him safe. If you honestly believe that, then you don't know me at all.
Lucky: Elizabeth --
Elizabeth sighs.
Lucky: What was I supposed to think? Our son -- he was gone. You were acting erratic. Mac and Lainey said you could have postpartum depression.
Elizabeth: My son had just been kidnapped! Forgive me if I couldn't control my emotions!
Lucky: All I'm trying to say --
Elizabeth: I don't care what you're saying, I just want to find my son.
Lucky: He's my son, too, damn it!
Emily: Hey, everyone, stop! You guys, fighting with each other isn't going to help anyone find Jake.
Emily: You guys are going through one of the hardest things a parent can ever face. I know when Spencer was missing --
Lucky: Spencer isn't your son! There's no way you understand --
Elizabeth: Stop it! If you want to take this out on somebody, talk to me. I was the one in the park with Jake, I was the one who turned my back to tie Cameron's shoe, not Emily. This is not her fault.
Emily: It's not yours, either, Elizabeth.
Lucky: Yeah, well, maybe if I would've just been with you in the park, maybe --
Emily: Look, second-guessing yourselves isn't going to bring your little boy home. Stop trying to figure out what went wrong, start working together to find him. You're his parents, act like it.
Lucky: I'll be at the station if you need anything.
Emily: Oh, God. Elizabeth, I know your marriage is none of my business. If I was out of line --
Elizabeth: No, it's okay. You were just being a friend.
Emily: Oh, I just hate seeing you guys fight, especially at a time like this.
Elizabeth: I don't have the strength right now to reassure Lucky. I'm using everything I have to hold it together for my son.
Emily: Did you get any sleep last night?
Elizabeth: I wanted to. I thought that maybe if I could just close my eyes, this whole nightmare would go away. That I would wake up in the morning and Jake was -- would be in his crib. But he's out there somewhere with a stranger, and instead of looking for him, the police are wasting their time questioning me.
Emily: I know -- they have to consider every possible lead.
Elizabeth: Right, I understand the police doing it, but Lucky? How could he actually think that I would hurt my own son?
Emily: He was just doing his job.
Elizabeth: "Doing his job" -- right, I've heard that excuse before. He uses that for everything, even when he's accusing me of ignoring my son. I thought he was a husband first and a cop second, but I guess I was wrong. You know, Jason -- he was able to calm me down and help me focus on what happened in the park. Out of everybody yesterday, everybody that I spoke to, including Lucky, Jason was the only person who actually seemed to believe me.
Emily: I'm glad Jason could help.
Elizabeth: For a minute when I was with him, I believed that I would get Jake back.
Emily: You will. He's going to be found, he's going to be returned.
Elizabeth: Lucky accused me of letting Jake get kidnapped because I didn't love him enough.
Emily: What -- Jake, or Lucky?
Emily: Jason's in a completely different position than Lucky, Elizabeth. Jake's not his child. That's why it's easier for him to help you through this. Of course it's going to be harder for Lucky. He's feeling helpless, he's feeling scared, and I know that doesn't excuse the way he's --
Elizabeth: No it doesn't.
Emily: Look, Lucky is looking for someone to blame so that all of this will make sense. He doesn't have the kidnapper to take it out on, so you're bearing the brunt of his frustration, of his fear. It's not fair, Elizabeth, least he's not turning to pills.
Elizabeth: I pray to God that he is strong enough to get through this without using. But if he's not, I can't be the one to take care of him. My little boy needs me more.