Jack seeks to redeem himself by helping Parry find love again. Lydia, a shy woman with whom Parry is smitten, is at first sent a cabaret telegram performed by a homeless singer, inviting her to Anne's video store membership. While there, she's prodded to meet Parry for joining Jack and Anne for dinner. Afterward, Parry walks Lydia home and declares his love for her from observing her for months. She reciprocates before heading inside, but Perry's initiating a new romance summons the Red Knight. Fleeing his vision, the memory of his wife's murder, and his institutionalization, he is ambushed by the same punks against whom he had defended Jack. Beaten and knifed mercilessly, Parry becomes catatonic again. Jack, feeling whole again after "saving" Parry, breaks up with Anne and begins to rebuild his career. However, he has a crisis of conscience during a sitcom pitch after ignoring the homeless cabaret singer's reaching out to him.
Jack seeks to redeem himself by helping Parry find love again. Lydia, a shy woman with whom Parry is smitten, is at first sent a cabaret telegram performed :by a homeless singer, inviting her to Anne's video store membership. While there, she's prodded to meet Parry for joining Jack and Anne for dinner. Afterward, Parry walks Lydia home and declares his love for her from observing ?her for months. She reciprocates bef:ore heading inside, but Perry's initiating a new romance summons the Red Knight. Fleeing his vision, the memo!ry of his wife's murder, and his institutionalization, he is ambushed by the same punks against whom he had defended Jack. Beaten and knifed mercilessly, Parry becomes catatonic again. Jack, feeling whole again after "saving" Parry, br:eaks up with Anne and begins to rebuild his career. However, he has a crisis of conscience during a sitcom pitch after ignoring the homeless cabaret singer's reaching out to him.