Hotchner: How many others are there?
Jacob Dawes: I only have a few hours left and, though I like you – and I do like you – I'd like to be alone now. (offering his hand for a shake) Good meeting you, Hotch.
Hotchner: (ignoring his hand) I'm not done yet.
Jacob Dawes: Oh, me neither.
Hotchner: Are there more bodies?
Jacob Dawes: If I told you that, what would I have left for myself?
Hotchner: You could help these families get closure before you die.
Jacob Dawes: Oh. Pass.
Gideon: I think you're innocent.
Sarah Jean Dawes: We're all guilty of something.
Hotchner: Aces and eights. Two pair. (lays down his cards)
Jacob Dawes: Dead Man's Hand.
The current accepted Dead Man's Hand consists of two black aces, two black eights, and the jack of diamonds or spades. It is called such because Wild Bill Hickok was purportedly holding those cards when he was shot in the back of the head during a poker game, although there are several "official" versions of the hand. The shooting took place at Nuttall & Mann's No. 10 saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota, on August 2, 1876. Hotch's hand, however, appears not to be any of the contested versions of the Dead Man's Hand: eight of diamonds, eight of clubs, ace of hearts, ace of clubs, and the ace of diamonds.
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