May
20, 2004 Transcript
"What, are you taking misogyny classes from Sonny?"
Alexis:
Hey. There you are.
Jax:
Hey.
Alexis:
Listen, I need to -- I'm trying to get an injunction so that Ric
can't investigate the foundation, so I have some paperwork --
Jax:
Oh, no, I'm -- Alexis, this is going to have to wait.
Alexis:
If the timing is bad, it's not my fault.
Jax:
Can you not handle Lansing yourself?
Alexis:
I'm doing this on your behalf. Unless, of course, you're not interested
in being part of that foundation that she's doing.
Jax:
No, no, no -- of course I am. I just -- I have other priorities
right now. I'm waiting to find out if I'm going to be a father.
Jax:
When I found out Sam was pregnant, she ran off. I tracked
her to a convent in Costa Rica, where she was going to put the
child up for adoption. Now, Sonny and I wouldn't consent to that,
so she came back to Port Charles and today she had an amnio. We're
waiting for the D.N.A. test results to determine who the father
is -- Sonny or me.
Alexis:
And what if it's yours?
Jax:
I offered Sam money to get full custody.
Alexis:
Did she accept that?
Jax:
No, not yet, but I'm sure she will.
Alexis:
So you've decided to buy the baby and it doesn't need its mother?
Jax:
No. You see, she's not acting in the child's best interest,
and I don't think that's going to change. Now, if I'm the father,
I'm responsible for that child's welfare. Sam has nothing good
to offer this baby. It'd be better off for all of us if she just
took the money and left town.
Alexis:
What, are you taking misogyny classes from Sonny? You sound just
like him. I mean, just the -- I mean, there's just absolutely
no discussion at all about --
Courtney:
Well, Alexis, Sonny happens to be a great father, and I'm sure
Jax would be, too, if given the opportunity. He's just trying
to do what's right.
Jax:
Thank you.
Alexis:
Does the mother even rate a mention in anybody's impassioned
speech about fatherhood?
Courtney:
I can't speak for Sam or how involved she plans to be, but I do
know how important it is for a child to have a father. And whoever
the father does turn out to be, he deserves to be in his child's
life.