TEXT: 46th Episode of Roswell Production Code: 3ADA03 [SCENE_BREAK] [Isabel and Jesse are shown kissing each other, and seeing each other on the street. At night, they have a redesvous at a movie theatre] Isabel: I can't believe she married him. Jesse: She loved him. Isabel: She did. She really, really loved him. Jesse: Even though he was damaged. Isabel: And wounded. He was so wounded. Jesse: She didn't care. Jesse: She was brave enough to see past that, you know, to see how good he really was. Isabel: I love old movies, you know? The hero always catches the bad guy or wins the war or gets married and lives happily ever after. I wish real life could be like that. Jesse: It can be like that. [Later, at home, Isabel touches a picture of her and Jess, and enters his dream- in the dream he proposes to her] Jesse: Isabel, will you marry me? Isabel: Yes. (in the dream) Isabel: Oh, my god! Oh, my god. [The next day, Isabel is looking at diamonds, and Alex (his ghost) appears] Alex: I go away for a couple of days, and you're looking at wedding rings. Isabel: Alex... Where have you been? I've missed you. Alex: If only you loved me this much when i was alive. Isabel: Alex. Alex: I'm kidding. I'm kidding. [At the crashdown, Liz and her father are arguing with each other- Michael and the security guards come in for breakfast] Liz: Chili and a hot dog. Mr. Parker: No fries? Liz: Did I say fries? Maria: scrambled, bacon, buttered toast. Mr. Parker: You got it. Maria: You know, I work here, too. Liz: Good. Maybe we could stage a revolt, burn down the kitchen, and free the slaves. Maria: You're making life impossible. Liz: Well, he could fire me. Maria: Or i could kill you. Liz: See, you're too late for that, because I'm working, like, 90 hours
SUMMARY:
With Alex's ghost as her guide, Isabel must finally confront her fears about love and her conflicted feelings for Jesse. Meanwhile, Maria happily discovers a whole new, human part of Michael in, of all places, a bowling alley, and Liz and Max struggle to remain together despite her father's insistent disapproval.