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Passions: When Dr. Abel comes out to tell Ethan that they lost 'her', he automatically assumes he means Gwen. As a destroyed Ethan wonders how he will raise his child without it's mother, Theresa interrupts to tell him they will raise the baby together. Ethan looks at her like he doesn't even know her and tells her that Gwen and the baby are his family, not hers. For the first time Ethan has realised how much he loves Gwen, and now he has lost her. Dr. Abel soon corrects Ethan...it wasn't Gwen they lost, but her daughter. Ethan is relieved his wife is still alive as he couldn't stand to lose her, but heartbroken to know his baby girl is dead. He leaves Theresa to go see the baby. Dr. Abel reminds Theresa that she was supposed to leave; she has no business being here at a time when Ethan and Gwen will need to grieve together. She tells him she has every right to be here with Ethan, and tells Dr. Abel an editted version of her history with Ethan. Dr. Abel isn't moved. He still feels her presence is inappropriate. When Theresa sees Ethan in Gwen's room, she heads in, interrupting his private musings. It takes him a moment, but once it registers that she is there, he tells her to get out; this is not the place for her. She refuses to leave; she belongs with him. He tells her that this is about him, Gwen, and their daughter, not her. Only Gwen and her well-being matter now, and Theresa is detrimental to that well-being. He grabs her and drags her out of the room containing his wife and dead baby. Just then, Gwen starts to come to, and makes her way over to the crib with the baby in it.

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