47:40 You’ll never think about it again. You’ll just glide along… We never usee the words we mean, like soul.

TAYLOR: I don’t believe in the soul what I do believe in are actions, purpose, purity of vocation.

Chuck Rhoades is targeted by an internal investigation. He is falsely accused of dropping the case against Bobby Axelrod because his wife received a $5 million severance package on the same day. Of course he does not see any flaw in the investigator, but blames Bobby Axelrod’s money, as if it is a viral infection.

00:40:00 Rocket man says he wants to leave this world a business that will keep living. Another view of business as living organism expressed in this show.

CHUCK: Sometimes the best moments follow right after the worst. Chuck is a human. He has human feelings. In this conversation about his marital meetings he reveals that he has a heart, and that he can grow in some way. He is a living, breathing antagonist. DACA: I swore an oath. The same oath you swore. I like nothing more than finding people who violate that oath and making sure they never work in the legal profession again.

Bryan Connerty explores the idea of his transition from the public to the private sector.