[spoilers] Harry and Ruth. The Wonder Years.

[Naivety]

'And you'd be wrong'...

I thought at the time that it seemed out of context. Harry started that conversation by saying that Ruth hadn't forgiven him for George and Nico and that she believed he would have let her die too. As she was leaving the office he told her that he would do the same for her a thousand times over. She seemed to acknowledge that, then turn and as she left, then she said, 'and you'd be wrong'. Supposing she was commenting on the first part of the conversation. Supposing she meant that he'd be wrong for thinking she hadn't forgiven him.

That whole scene was superb, so angsty. When Harry moved around her, I thought he was going to put his arm around her, he was very close.

Darling Harry, he looked as heartbroken in this episode as when she told him back in series 5 that she couldn't go on seeing him because people were laughing about them.