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The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters

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"The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters"[title 1] is the 21st episode of ABC Family's Switched at Birth Season One and the series overall. It was written by Joy Gregory and Henry Robles, and it was directed by Elodie Keene. It was originally aired on March 13th, 2012.

Plot[]

Emmett comes to Bay's house to apologize for their fight. They make up, and Bay asks Daphne to help her figure out a birthday present for Emmett. The girls team up to make a deaf zombie movie for his birthday. Bay tries to rent the video equipment from her school, but Simone already has it checked it out. However, when Bay asks Simone if she can borrow the equipment, she agrees. While shooting the movie, Wilke sees Simone's texts from Emmett and learns that they slept together. Simone begs him not to tell anyone, and Wilke agrees for now.

Meanwhile, Kathryn and Regina work together in the search for Angelo. The two mothers bond, and Regina agrees to share her part of the story in the book about the switch. Emmett confides in Melody about what happened with Simone, and he makes up with her.

ABC Family’s Official Summary

Recap[]

This section needs more writing to complete the 21st episode.

Bay and Daphne team up to shoot an ASL zombie movie for Emmett's 18th birthday. Kathryn is upset at John for sharing personal family information to Sarah Lazar, who she suspects had an affair with her husband. Emmett and Simone feel guilty about what they did together. Wilke finds out about what had happened between them and Emmett tells his mom that he had made a mistake with another girl. Melody asks him to decide if it is worth telling Bay. Daphne is also upset at the fact that she had missed out on so many Kennish family memories and blames Regina for not telling her about the switch earlier. They later reconcile during a late night swim. Regina finally agrees to help Katheryn write her book on the switch after they have a conversation about living in denial.

To be written more soon...

The Cast[]

Main[]

Recurring[]


Guest[]

  • Michael Hanson as Randall
  • André Gordon as Victor

Music Featured[]

Song Artist Notes Link

Quotes[]

Regina: [to Kathryn] One suggestion, just make sure you take a really hot author photo so Sara Lazar can suck it.
Daphne: There was this whole childhood that I was supposed to have.
Kathryn: [to Regina] She's writing my story. I finally understand why you don't want me to tell yours.
Kathryn: You just don't tell a casual acquaintance something that personal. You just don't.
Emmett: Once she knows he's a monster, he has to die.
Bay: [about Emmett] It's Jekyll and Hyde.


Trivia[]

  • This episode is revealed that Kathryn miscarried a child between her pregnancies with Toby and Daphne.

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Episodes
• This Is Not a Pipe • American Gothic • Portrait of My Father • Dance Amongst Daggers • Dogs Playing Poker • The Persistence of Memory • The Stag Hunt • Pandora's Box • Paradise Lost • The Homecoming • Starry Night • The Tempest • Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear • Les Soeurs d'Estrées • Expulsion From the Garden of Eden • Las Dos Fridas • Protect Me From What I Want • The Art of Painting • Write a Lonely Soldier • Game On • The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters • Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time • This Is the Color of My Dreams • The Intruder • The Shock of Being Seen • Tree of Forgiveness • The Declaration of Independence • We Are the Kraken of Our Own Sinking Ships • The Trail • Street Noises Invade the House
• The Door to Freedom • The Awakening Conscience • Duel of Two Women • Dressing for the Charade • The Acquired Inability to Escape • Human/Need/Desire • Drive in the Knife • Tight Rope Walker ★ Uprising • Introducing the Miracle • Mother and Child Divided • Distorted House • The Good Samaritan • He Did What He Wanted ★ Ecce Mono • The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living • Prudence, Avarice, Lust, Justice, Anger • As The Shadows Deepen • What Goes Up Must Come Down • The Merrymakers • Departure of Summer
• Drowning Girl • Your Body Is a Battleground • Fountain • It Hurts to Wait With Love if Love is Somewhere Else • Have You Really the Courage? • The Scream • Memory is Your Image of Perfection • Dance Me to the End of Love • The Past (Forgotten-Swallowed) • The Ambush • Love Seduces Innocence, Pleasure Entraps, and Remorse Follows • Love Among the Ruins • Like a Snowball Down a Mountain • Oh, Future • And We Bring the Light • The Image Disappears • Girl With Death Mask (She Plays Alone) • It Isn't What You Think • You Will Not Escape • Girl on the Cliff • And Life Begins Right Away ★ Yuletide Fortune Tellers
• And It Cannot Be Changed • Bracing The Waves • I Lock the Door Upon Myself • We Were So Close That Nothing Used to Stand Between Us • At First Clear Word • Black and Gray • Fog and Storm and Rain • Art Like Love is Dedication • The Player's Choice • There is My Heart • To Repel Ghosts • How Does a Girl Like You get to be a Girl Like You ★ Between Hope and Fear • We Mourn, We Weep, We Love Again ★ Instead of Damning the Darkness, It's Better to Light a Little Lantern • Borrowing Your Enemy's Arrows • To the Victor Belong the Spoils • The Accommodations of Desire • A Mad Tea Party • And Always Searching for Beauty
• The Call • This Has to Do with Me • Surprise • Relation of Lines and Colors • Occupy Truth • Four Ages in Life • Memory (The Heart) • Left in Charge • The Wolf is Waiting ★ Long Live Love


Title Reference[]

  1. ↑ From the 1797-99 etching, The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters by Francisco Goya.

References[]

  1. ↑ Monday Cable Ratings; March 14, 2012
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