Bo: You think I arrested Colson for a double homicide because you had an affair with Sam?

Nora: It was the way you arrested him, Bo.  You made a public spectacle of me.  It was exactly the way people found out about Sam and me -- you know, if front of everyone.  Congratulations.  It really was the perfect way to get back at me.

Bo: No, this is not about revenge.  I had evidence that Colson murdered two people.  I did everything I could to get that warrant sooner.  I mean, you can ask John Mc Bain.  We spent hours trying to get the attorney general to consider the charges.

Nora: Hmm. Why did it take so long if you had such damning evidence?

Bo: Because he wanted to be sure that I did not have a personal vendetta against Colson.

Nora: But you did -- and against me.  You blindsided me.

Bo: I think you better check your messages again and count how many times I tried to warn you -- the night before, the morning of.  You never called me back.  I went looking for you.  I couldn't find you anywhere.  You didn't spend the night here that night.  Why?

Nora: I don't have to answer that.

Bo: Well, then, I'll answer it.  You had a feeling that something was going down.  You didn't want to hear about it.

Nora: Oh, how could I possibly have seen something like this coming?

Bo: How could you not?  You know, and what'd you do?  You went and you hid.  You know, that's what you always do when things get hot.

Nora: Who are you to tell me what I do?

Bo: I was married to you.  I ought to know better than anyone.

Nora: You don't know me, Bo.  You don't know a damn thing about me.

Bo: Well, maybe you're right, so why don't you tell me.  Why couldn't you face the facts that your whole life was crashing down on top of you?

Nora: You're making this my fault?  Get the hell out of here.

Bo: No.

Nora: Go ahead.  Go ahead.  You call my voicemail.  You listen to the messages that you left me.  Did in any one of them you say "your husband is a murderer"?

Bo: You wouldn't have believed me if I had.  You would have gone straight to Colson, tipped him off.  He would have panicked and run.  Or worse than that, maybe he would have taken you hostage or grabbed Matthew.  You know, there are a million different scenarios that could have played out there, and none of them are good.  And I never stopped thinking about how to protect you and Matthew.  But you never called me back.  Why wouldn't you do that?

Nora: Are you so blind that you don't even see what you're doing?  Are you so ridden with guilt that you're going to make me the bad guy here?

Bo: I didn't say that.

Nora: How long did you suspect Daniel for, huh?  Days?  Weeks?  Yeah.

Bo: No.

Nora: Yeah, right, and all the time that we were together you only made vague insinuations, asking me if I trusted my new husband and making me think that he maybe was having an affair.

Bo: He was.

Nora: But you didn't say so!  Because that would have been too good for me, too decent to tell me in private, to wait till after the swearing-in ceremony?

Bo: And let Colson become lieutenant governor?

Nora: Oh, what difference would it make?  He wouldn't be allowed to take office anyway.

Bo: Oh, come on.  You know I couldn't do that.

Nora: Yeah, you could, Bo.  Sure, you could have.  But you didn't.  You wouldn't.  And the crazy thing is I thought you didn't want me with Daniel because you were jealous.  It never even occurred to me that you knew my husband was a killer and you weren't going to tell me.  You said nothing, not once!  You should have told me, Bo.  I had a right to know!