Frasier: Oh, well, in Aspen they all wear them indoors. Frasier: Yes, but it seems highly unlikely that such a sudden change could have nothing to do with me. God, Niles, I can't tell you helpful this has been. I mean, maybe it is something that I did unintentionally. Niles: I just wonder if what you're mourning is not so much the loss of Sam, it's the loss of her celebrity lifestyle. Niles: Stop that! Roz: And resourceful. Sam: Frasier, what is it? This carries on for a while until Martin just starts hitting the television with his invention] We had a wonderful time together, Frasier, it's just run its course. [pause] Dinner?
Plan: A: Frasier; Q: Who is not convinced that Sam broke up with him? A: the glamorous lifestyle; Q: What has Frasier been enjoying sharing with Sam? A: Sam; Q: Who breaks up with Frasier over dinner? A: a weekend; Q: How long did Frasier and Sam spend in Aspen? A: their relationship; Q: What does Sam say has run its course? A: a while; Q: How long does Frasier agonize over what he did wrong? A: his character; Q: What does Sam dislike about Frasier? Summary: Frasier has been enjoying sharing the glamorous lifestyle that Sam leads, having just spent a weekend in Aspen . He is taken aback when Sam breaks up with him over dinner the following day. She insists that it is nothing to do with him; only that she feels their relationship has run its course. Frasier is not convinced, and for a while afterwards agonizes over what he did wrong, or what aspect of his character she disliked.