Some things, Maggie, you can't just "let loose."

[David picks up a tray and he walks off into the kitchen] Maggie Shaw:
You sound like you're protecting me from something. Doctor David Banner:
What could I possibly be protecting you from? [Maggie sits on a chair and she looks at David in the kitchen] Maggie Shaw:
The monster in you, maybe? [David looks at Maggie, a bit nervous] Doctor David Banner:
Monster? Maggie Shaw:
Yes. You remember, you told me once, that before we met, you'd gone through a long period of self-destructive behavior. You didn't go into any details, even though I tried *all* my feminine wiles. Doctor David Banner:
Yes, you did. Maggie Shaw:
But you called it your monster. Your Mr. Hyde. Doctor David Banner:
It's been two years since my "Mr. Hyde" has shown his ugly face. Why are you concerned now? Maggie Shaw:
You were very restless in your sleep again last night. It worries me when you're like that. I feel like I can't do anything to help yuo. Doctor David Banner:
You help me more than I can ever tell you. Maggie Shaw:
Try, please. I think I need that too this morning. Doctor David Banner:
Okay. I use you. [Maggie looks unnerved] Doctor David Banner:
Your image. For control, I concentrate on you. As the old song goes, and I make it through. [David walks around into the living room to join Maggie] Doctor David Banner:
It's a little like A.A., I suppose. You get through one nightmare at a time. Maggie Shaw:
Well, it was the same for me after Michael died. [Maggie stands up and faces David] Maggie Shaw:
But I survived by losing control, by just letting loose. Doctor David Banner:
Some things, Maggie, you can't just "let loose."