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Yasmin and Harper have been through a lot over the course of their complicated on-again, off-again friendship.
Theyve also, as of this episode, covered up Yasmins possible criminal neglect related to her fathers death.
So to help identify who came out on top, we ranked the brawls five most devastating punches.
Harper: I did everything in my power to take a stab at stop Petra.
But this is the business.
Yasmin: Fuck you.
My pain is useful to you.
Even today, of all the fucking days, my pain was useful to you.
And the more I sit with it, the more I realize, of course.
That little voice in my head was right.
You revel in my disgrace.
You revel in other peoples pain.
It fucking nourishes you.
Everyones collateral, right?
Even the only girl stupid enough to call you a friend.
Yasmin: Oh my God.
You are hardwired to exploit peoples vulnerabilities.
Once again, Yasmins assessment of Harper here echoes Erics from earlier in the episode.
Im guessing you live with the feeling that youre a monster, he snarls at her.
Yasmin: You think that, if I wasnt around, Rob would want to be with you?
He thinks youre deranged.
Being a narcissist with an inferiority complex doesnt make you an underdog, Harper.
It makes you completely fucking nauseating.
And, trust me, I know narcissists.
My dad used to pity himself too.
Good luck finding someone to love you.
Harper: Like father like daughter, right?
Your arrogance is just you overcompensating for the fact that you could not be any more fucking ordinary.
The world can only hide that shit from you for so long, Yas.
You are talentless, and useless, and a fucking whore.
Shes no longer striving to make valid points, shes just swinging wildly in hopes something connects.
And in this case, her gambit is successful.
Harper returns Yasmins slap before storming off, but its an unnecessary retaliation.
Just by getting Yasmin to lose her cool first, shed already won.
