Ep 3. I'd Prefer My Old Office

Patty Hewes and Ellen Parsons continue to deal with the aftermath of their split, both personally and professionally, in the season 4 episode of Damages titled "I'd Prefer My Old Office."

Ellen, who is now working at a high-powered law firm, is tasked with defending a client accused of insider trading. She quickly discovers that her client may be involved in a larger criminal conspiracy, which could put her at odds with both Patty and her former mentor, Arthur Frobisher.

Meanwhile, Patty is dealing with her own legal troubles, as she faces a defamation lawsuit brought on by the parents of a former client. As she navigates this new legal battle, she also must come to terms with her complicated relationship with Ellen and the role she played in their falling out.

Throughout the episode, both women are forced to confront their past and make difficult decisions about their futures. Patty must decide whether to settle the defamation suit or fight it in court, while Ellen must determine whether to stay at her new firm or return to working with Patty.

As the episode unfolds, tensions continue to rise and secrets are revealed, leading to a shocking conclusion that will leave viewers eagerly anticipating the next episode.

Overall, "I'd Prefer My Old Office" continues the tense, dramatic storyline of Damages, with strong performances from both Glenn Close and Rose Byrne as they navigate the complex web of power and betrayal that defines their relationship.