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As Saxon and Lachlan piece together the memories of their reckless night, they confront the gravity of their actions. Saxon's internal conflict ignites a voice of self-denial—“I don't think there's a drug in the world that would make me get with my brother.” This statement captures the absurdity and the depth of his travails, revealing the immense pressure he feels to reconcile his actions with his values.