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"Write a Lonely Soldier"[title 1] is the nineteenth episode of ABC Family's Switched at Birth Season One. It was written by Chad Fiveash and James Stoteraux, and it was directed by Bethany Rooney. It was originally aired on February 28th, 2012.

Plot[]

Bay learns that a helicopter from her ex-boyfriend Ty's military unit went down, but the names of those killed in the crash haven't been released. Emmett becomes jealous when he discovers Bay has been emailing Ty in Afghanistan. Bay eventually learns that Ty was not in the crash, and she tells him that she is seeing Emmett.

Craig learns that someone gave Brizia a large sum of money, and Kathryn confesses that it was from her. Kathryn teams up with Craig to find out how Angelo learned that Brizia was the nurse who made the switch in the first place, but they are met with dead ends. Daphne unintentionally gets a fellow Carlton student fired from his job in the gym. She scores him a job at John's carwash, but he is fired when he loses his temper after a customer says something offensive about his deafness. Daphne visits him at home, and they make up after she realizes he has no one to connect with because his family refuses to learn sign language. Daphne wonders if she’ll ever really connect with Wilke, who also can’t sign.

Meanwhile, Simone sabotages a Guitar Face appearance in order to get Toby to play a solo gig, but Toby figures out her scheme.

ABC Family’s Official Summary

Recap[]

This section needs more writing to complete the 19th episode.

Kathryn meets with Angelo's lawyer, who claims that Angelo has secret resources that have information on the hospital. Bay's worrying about Ty in Afghanistan brings out Emmett's jealous side, which causes another rift in their relationship. Daphne helps the new kid, Travis, get a job at the John's car wash after unintentionally getting him fired from his Carlton job, but he soon causes some problems. She also tries to get Wilke to start signing. Meanwhile, Toby is torn between playing a gig with Guitar Face or going solo to play at a show Simone scored for him, but when Guitar Face's gig is suddenly canceled, he suspects that Simone had something to do with it.

To be written more soon...

The Cast[]

Main[]

Recurring[]

Guest[]

  • Suanne Spoke as Travis's Mother
  • Jim Holmes as Angelo Lawyer
  • Carlease Burke as Ms. Rose
  • Chryssie Whitehead as Conrad's Receptionist
  • Tom Poole as Car Wash Customer (uncredited)

Music Featured[]

  • To be added

Quotes[]

Wilke: That's a little vain, don't you think?
Daphne: You're a little vain.

Wilke: Look on the bright side, your Saturday night's freed up. Now you can play find the tan lines or whatever.

Bay: He's fighting a war half a world away, I didn't think it was important.

Emmett: I thought we were important.

Bay: [to Emmett] It's nothing, but I'm flattered you went to the jealousy place.
Emmett: Don't act like this is nothing.

Bay: And now we're at the angry place.
Angelo's lawyer: Whoever it is, they've got enough information on that hospital to pay out like a busted slot machine.
Simone [to Toby]:  So just out of curiosity who's been badmouthing me more, Bay or Daphne?
Bay: You know I can't resist a good fluff and fold.
Emmett: What Blake Lively's phone was hacked again?


Trivia[]

  • The Carlton mascot is said to be the Mustangs.
  • Allusion: Blake Lively: An American actress well-known for her roles in Gossip Girl and the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series.

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Title Reference[]

  1. From the 1975-80 lithograph, Write A Lonely Soldier by June Wayne.

References[]

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