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Passions: In the hospital as everyone is waiting for Father Lonigan to perform last rites for Ethan, Chris professes his love to Sheridan, but she doesn't seem to happy, with how she just lost Luis and Marty. While this is going on, Theresa and Noah arrive at the hospital and kidnap Ethan. When Gwen and the rest of her family go back to Ethan's room to get ready for the sacrament, they are shocked to find his room empty and when Eve tells them that there was a patient fitting Ethan's description being taken out of the hospital by ambulance, and Theresa is the suspect, Gwen wants to see Theresa and the man who helped her arrested. While this is going on, in Eve's office, Liz is still throwing herself at Julian and tells him that if he doesn't make love to her, then she will kill Eve, but he refuses. Liz then starts to kiss him as a shocked Eve walks through the door. As Jessica's counseling session ends, she is told by the doctor that the next time she comes, to be sure to bring her dad since he will be a big help in her recovery. At this time, Spike shows up and starts to spend some time with her and they go for a walk in the park and he then tells her that she should get back to work on the street and makes her dress shorter. At this point, Sam shows up and asks her what happened to her clothes and where has she been.

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