Riverdale (TV Series)

Chapter Seven: In a Lonely Place (2017)

Cole Sprouse: Jughead Jones

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• Betty Cooper : My mom and dad don't want to get the police involved. They don't want anyone to know that she ran away or about her shameful condition.

  Veronica Lodge : Please... what decade is this?

  Betty Cooper : Well, also since she knew where Jason's getaway car was, people might think that she burned it. And if she did...

  Jughead Jones : She could be the murderer, covering her tracks.

  Archie Andrews : Well, who did burn the car then?

  Betty Cooper : Sheriff Keller thinks it's possible someone was following us.

  Veronica Lodge : Oh, my God. Honestly, guys, we should... we should just move.

  Betty Cooper : Guys, what if Polly's really hurt? What if whoever killed Jason's coming after her next?

  Jughead Jones : Hey.

  [he puts his arm around Betty comfortingly, she grabs it and earns confused and surprised looks from Archie and Veronica, but neither Betty nor Jug seem to notice] 

• Archie Andrews : Hey Juggy! Remember before how you said you didn't want Betty to know where you were living? Is that because you and Betty are...?

  Jughead Jones : We may have had a moment...

  Archie Andrews : It's totally cool, I get it... no worries. I'm just curious.

• Betty Cooper : Hey - you didn't have to walk me home.

  Jughead Jones : There's a killer on the loose... remember? Besides, isn't this what... you know... what people like us who have gone through what we've gone through do?

  [Betty grips his hand a little tighter. She looks conflicted. Jughead notices] 

  Jughead Jones : What is it? I mean, besides everything.

  Betty Cooper : She wouldn't have run away if it wasn't for me, Jug.

  Jughead Jones : Betty. You're parents were the ones lying to her and keeping her in the dark. You did the right thing telling her the truth.

  Betty Cooper : It's funny. This isn't the first time Polly's run away from home. She was nine. She and my mom got in this huge fight and she disappeared for hours - the whole neighborhood was out looking for her.

  Jughead Jones : How far did she get?

  [Betty suddenly knows where Polly is] 

  Jughead Jones : What?

  Betty Cooper : [Betty kisses Jughead]  Thank you for walking me home. I'll call you later. Goodnight.

  [She rushes off and Jughead watches her go, smiling] 

• [first lines] 

  Jughead Jones : [narrating voice over]  What makes a place feel like home? Is it warmth and familiarity? Some idealized, make-believe TV version of the American Dream? Is it love and acceptance? Or is it simple safety?