Put the lime in the coconut… Then start sobbing uncontrollably about Bones .
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Dr. Lance Sweets had come a long way in his seven years on Bones. John Francis Daley's precocious psychologist entered as a sort of foil to Emily Deschanel's Brennan and David Boreanaz's Booth — he appeared in just a handful of episodes in his first season on the show, with no guarantee that the character would be integrated into the team. By the time of the character's untimely death in the Season 10 premiere, he was not a foil, but a friend — it is now hard to imagine the Jeffersonian without him. Daley talked with BuzzFeed News about some of his character's most memorable moments over the last eight seasons.
Sweets' final words. Season 10, "The Conspiracy in the Corpse."
Sweets is dying on the floor in a parking lot, but he uses his last breath to comfort Booth and Brennan. "The world's a lot better than you think it is," he says, "It's..." and then he's gone. "It's tough to do last words without it sounding melodramatic," Daley said. "I don't know if I pulled that off." Judge with your own tear-meter.
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