TEXT: "The Graft in the Girl" [SCENE_BREAK] (Cut to hospital corridor. Booth, Brennan and Angela are walking together.) ANGELA: Uh, Agent Booth? BOOTH: Yes, Angela? ANGELA: This is the pediatric cancer floor of the hospital. BOOTH: Mm-hmm. Yeah. ANGELA: Right. Well, uh, what I'm about to show Deputy Director Cullen is kinda gruesome (pointing to her bag). BRENNAN: (looking up from papers she's flipping through.) Why are we meeting Cullen here? BOOTH: Because he's the deputy director of the FBI and this is where he wants us to show it to him. (Gets looks from both Angela and Brennan.) OK, listen. About a month ago his daughter Amy was diagnosed with cancer. Meso... BRENNAN: (cuts in) Mesothelioma. Lung cancer. BOOTH: Exactly. So she's not doing so well, so it's a lot easier for us to come to him right now. BRENNAN: Huh. BOOTH: (looks at her) Huh, what? BRENNAN: Nothing. It's just that's an extremely rare form of lung cancer-odd for someone Amy's age to contract. BOOTH: (stops walking and faces Brennan, holding out hand) No, no, no. No probing, OK? Not to Cullen, not to his family. (Drops his voice) This will take five minutes. We go in, do the show and tell relating to the case and then we're out of there. Is that clear? (Cullen walks outside of room 128). BRENNAN: I think it's peculiar. BOOTH: No. BRENNAN: But I... BOOTH: (cuts in) No. BRENNAN: You have to admit... CULLEN: (cutting in) Booth. (Booth and Brennan looks over) Dr. Brennan. How appropriate, you two bickering in an adol
SUMMARY:
Booth's boss, FBI Deputy Director Sam Cullen, is anxiously awaiting information from doctors as to why his daughter Amy is dying of a rare form of lung cancer. When Brennan learns of Amy's condition, she questions the rarity of the cancer in a girl of Amy's age and background and discovers Amy had a bone graft as a result of a previous accident. Brennan enlists Booth's help to dig deeper into the origin of the bone graft she received, and they are shocked to learn Amy is not the only person with the rare terminal cancer and that she may be the victim of a crime.