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Elle and Emmett discuss Brooke's case, with Elle unwilling to provide an alibi because she promised Brooke. Emmett wants to impress his boss Callahan by winning the case, while Elle believes they should take the noble approach and win without compromising ethics. Elle then offers to help Emmett impress Callahan by giving him a makeover, pointing out his casual style won't cut it, though Emmett is skeptical about judging by appearances. Elle convinces Emmett to continue trusting her advice.

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Bleep

Elle and Emmett discuss Brooke's case, with Elle unwilling to provide an alibi because she promised Brooke. Emmett wants to impress his boss Callahan by winning the case, while Elle believes they should take the noble approach and win without compromising ethics. Elle then offers to help Emmett impress Callahan by giving him a makeover, pointing out his casual style won't cut it, though Emmett is skeptical about judging by appearances. Elle convinces Emmett to continue trusting her advice.

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EMMETT/ELLE

ELLE: Emmett, I’m sorry —

EMMETT: — I don’t need you to be sorry. I need you to tell me the alibi.

ELLE: I can’t because I gave Brooke my word. Having an alibi isn’t the only way to win this case.

EMMETT: No, but it sure would help.

ELLE: Work with me. We’ll free Brooke the right way. The noble way.

EMMETT: This isn’t a Lifetime Original Movie, Elle. I’m not interested in nobility right now, I’m more interested
in saving Brooke’s life.

ELLE: No you’re not. You’re more interested in impressing Callahan.

EMMETT: Well, he IS my boss. And if I impress him, he’ll make me associate.

ELLE: And jeopardize your client’s trust and our integrity?

EMMETT: Well, when you put it that way.

ELLE: Exactly, you butthead. My word means something, I know yours does too.

EMMETT: No one’s called me a butthead since third grade.

ELLE: Maybe not to your face. C’mon, let’s get out of here.

EMMETT: Why do you always have to be right?

ELLE: I don’t have to be…when I’m with you, I just am. Hey, if you want to impress Callahan, I can help.

EMMETT: Okay. How?

ELLE: Listen, I love your scruffy vibe, but “Casual Friday” is so not in Callahan’s vocabulary, and you have to
dress the part if you want to get ahead.

EMMETT: Elle, didn’t your mother ever teach you about not judging a book by its cover?

ELLE: She did. And books with tattered covers stay on the shelf.

EMMETT: Thanks a lot.

ELLE: Emmett, this isn’t a perfect world. Think people haven’t judged me my whole life? Think it wasn’t a
good idea to make navy my new pink?

EMMETT: No, that was a good idea. Where are we going exactly?

ELLE: You trust me, don’t you?

EMMETT: Of course.



ELLE: Then don’t stop now.

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