Tom and Sarah fight about Sarah's having had sex with Peter while on their fl...
Tom and Sarah fight on the flight back to California from Venice after their ...
Sarah tells the customs officials that Tom has drugs in his ass, so they stri...
Sarah hits Tom in the head with an ash tray, which makes their fight over the...
Tom tries to find out where Peter took Sarah but learns that he is not welcom...
Tom gets stuck out a window when trying to escape from the sportsbar without ...
Tom and Sarah fight after he confesses to killing Banks and she confesses to ...
Tom is upset to find out from Sarah in Venice that she slept with Peter a lon...
Sarah tries to justify her sleeping with Peter but Tom doesn't want to hear h...
Tom tells Sarah that he wants to know everything that happened between Peter ...
Sarah wants to talk to Tom about her history with Peter but has to first clar...
Sarah wants to confess to Tom about her past with Peter in the Venice hotel, ...
Because Sarah lets Tom stay in the sportsbar instead of explore Venice with h...
Tom wants to watch the Dodgers play in a sportsbar in Venice instead of looki...
Tom tells Sarah that he would rather sit in the sportsbar than continue explo...
Tom hears background noise from a sportsbar while in Venice and is glad to ta...
Sarah and Tom fight about whether her entire family or just her father hate Tom.
Tom is upset that they are already in Venice and haven't had sex yet, but Sar...
Sarah's dad is rude to Tom over the phone in Venice, leading Tom to get frust...
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