【復仇】S01E11（5）離婚談判

First on the docket is the triplex on 5th Avenue. Conrad can have it. Why? You just spent half a million redecorating it. The chalet in Aspen. I despise the cold. The house on Fisher Island. Rather than wasting more time here, let me make this simple. My client is willing to give up her rights to every piece of property except Grayson Manor. Because your client knows that this property's worth more than all the other properties combined. And as for the art, all she's asking for is the Renoir, the Pollock, and the Henry Moores. And the Kandinsky. Well, what about the De Kooning I bought you for your 40th, the one you said you couldn't live without? Well, like so many things, it hasn't aged well. Against my advice, Ms. Grayson is being more than fair here. In addition to her share of the finances, all she's asking for is one house, a few pieces of art, and of course, Charlotte. Mr. Grayson is seeking sole custody. That's out of the question. Charlotte came to live with me of her own volition. I'm just trying to honor that choice. The only thing you've ever honored is your own ego. You've been on a campaign to alienate her from me for years. Charlotte needed no provocation. Victoria was recently caught on camera confessing that she'd wished our daughter had never been born. You're reprehensible. Why don't we table this for now? I concur. I took the liberty to glancing through the prenup that Victoria signed back in '86. We'll be using this as the basis for any financial discussions going forward. Actually Barbara, we won't. See, Victoria was pregnant when she signed the prenup, which by any court's definition would qualify as duress. Therefore, she's entitled to a full 50% of all assets accrued during the marriage. Duress? Marrying me was the best thing that ever happened to that woman. We'll see you in mediation.