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Randall decided not to go after they lost Jack when he decided to stay closer to look after his mum Rebecca.

A great episode where we learn more about Beth and Randall's relationship and the fight they were always having. It was really interesting to see their history and the conflicts that they had. I also got to laugh a little bit in the vows scene. And the great thing is they managed to make it that way that I can understand both. I have trouble to tell who is right. Beth sees that she always sacrificed her dreams for him and Randall feels like she was the head of the family. And it indeed looks like both were right. It will be sad if they divorce. They are a great couple.

This episode is not sort of the ones that oblige you to cry, instead it is highly psycological review from real life what happens step by step in some families in same situation. More the script writers logically lead us and prepare for R & B divorce, more I do hope it won't happen to them. Still it is so real to watch how and where the fight begins, how it develops, how the wrong words declared under emotional instability spoil and increase the conflict - the conflict that began many years ago but successfully smothered so far. So far but not forever as the bomb must explode and real feeling must come out on the surface. Once you depress yourself and once you feeling uncomfortable for a long time there is no other way but to come out. The freaky moment is that no one expects to say bad words towards your mate, no one want to hurt and rarely you know what and when exactly hurts, when the bomb explode, it is just feelings that you express. Me personally, I don't understand how it can be stopped since the conflict is accumulated for many years, this thing - that thing, and here you go non-satisfied with what happenning in your life. Is it possible to smooth all these years the conflict, to find out in advance and be smart enough to predict the consequences? Years ago Beth sacrified her careeer in front of her family, and obviously it was a good decision, who can blame her? In what period of time she had to stop and think whether it was a good idea? The advisers say "you must not forget youself, you must say everything what is in your mind" but how use it in the real unstoppable life fullfilled with children, family, and when you think you did it for the good? I do hope they will find the way out other that divorce and show us how to do it, how to care about each other, how to find solutions suitable for them both.

So throught the seasons Randall is the man. He wants to be like his father, he kinda is in a way, and then in the last season they show us that he is actually a cry baby if things don't go his way. In an episode Beth tells him that this version of him it's not the man she married, and now in this episode they show us that it's exactly the man she married. Like she said, they always have the same fights, and it's shown that Randall was like that from the beginning... I really liked the show but this season the whole thing with Randall's family feels way off to me.