Here's the Full Transcript of Hannah and Luke's Sex Talk on The Bachelorette

Warning: Spoilers ahead.

Tonight's episode of The Bachelorette was action-packed, to say the least. We finally learned who Hannah slept with in the windmill (Pilot Peter), Tyler Cameron proved himself to be the perfect man, and, oh yeah, Hannah Brown and Luke Parker had a heated debate about religion and sex that led to their breakup. Yes, my friends, Hannah finally spoke the words we've been waiting for all season: "I have had sex, and Jesus still loves me."

How she got there isn't surprising if you've been keeping up with The Bachelorette. Luke sat Hannah down and said he'd remove himself from their relationship if he found out she'd slept with any of the other contestants. This, naturally, did not sit well with Hannah—and their proceeding conversation was explosive. But I'll let them do the talking. Here is the transcript, in full:

Luke: Let's talk about sex.

Hannah: Okay.

Luke: You know sex is an incredible thing. And it's a beautiful thing. Well, you know, only when it's within the guidelines of marriage. This whole process, I've been studying Hebrews, and it talks about how marriage should be honored by everybody and how the marriage bed should be kept pure. I know you're not a virgin. We've had the talk. You know I'm not. I've been abstaining myself from sex for, like, three-and-a-half to four years now. And I know that regardless of what I've done in the past, I am saving myself for marriage. And I am very confident that we're on the same page with our morals. And I just want to hear it from your mouth. There's a lot of people that say they believe in something but yet they live or do things completely differently. Thinking about Fantasy Suites, I've heard people proclaim their faith but yet they've said things like, "I'm excited for Fantasy Suites. I want to explore this relationship on a sexually intimate level, and that's what I'm looking forward to." And to me, that's like, "Whoa, what? Excuse me? There's something I'm missing here." I don't believe that's something you should be doing. I just want to make sure you're not going to be sexually intimate with the other relationships here.

Hannah: Okay.

Luke: I totally have all the trust in the world for you, but at the same time I just want to make sure we're on the same page. If you told me you're having sex or you had sex with one or multiple of these guys, I'd be wanting to go home, 100% But if that's something you're not going through, then I'm just 'gonna continue to grow the relationship and move on.

Hannah: Um...Sex is a very big deal to me. And I've said I've had sex with two people in my life and it was long relationships I thought were 'gonna be my husband. But some of the things you said, I don't agree with at all. And, honestly, I'm kind of mad because the way you just said that is...Why do you have the right to do that? Because you're not my husband. And you're not—

Luke: Can I cut you off for a second?

Hannah: No.

Luke: Okay.

Hannah: It's just that you're questioning me, that you're judging me and feel like you have the right to when you don't at this point. I get when you care for somebody that you don't want to think about someone being intimate with another person, but guess what? Sex might be a sin out of marriage but pride is a sin too. And I feel like this is, like, a pride thing.

Luke: I do want to take a step back to things I have said already. I want you to know that—just reassessing what I've told you: Hannah, I don't take it lightly when I tell you that I love you. Let's say I am the last date. And let's say you have had sex—throwing a crazy scenario at you—let's say you've had sex with one of these other relationships. All of 'em. I'm willing to do or work through anything. You're right. I don't have the right to ask you that, but to me—I just want to know what's going on.

Hannah: But you did.

[Luke starts interrupting]

Hannah: Let me talk. You did. You did ask. And the words that you just used were, "You're willing to work through this." I'm a grown woman and can make my own decisions and I'm not strapped to a man right now.

Luke: I don't want to get into the being misconstrued and being misunderstood thing again because it's happened a lot with me throughout this process.

Hannah: No, it's what you said.

Luke: You're right, but to me, just being real—

Hannah: Yeah, be real.

Luke: I can understand a slip-up. But, like, with all of 'em? I mean that's kind of where I was going with that. Like you were just like, "I want to just have sex with everyone and see what it's like." And yeah, I would be, like, "OK, I'ma talk to you but you know what? Like, I'm out of here."

Hannah: Honestly, what you're saying—the words that you're saying—are really not okay. They're just not okay. The closest thing that I've ever felt to love at first sight was probably with you. And our relationship from the beginning gave me so much hope and then it was like, all this shit kept happening. Honestly, you have already broken my heart through this. Like, truly. And I have broken my own heart because I've allowed everything. To ignore all the red flags for how I feel, to have this, and to have you say this about me and make me feel like you would look at me any differently and judge me. Or make me feel like you would not think of me as a woman of faith—like I am—and that we weren't on the same page. You're holding people to a standard that you don't even live by. Maybe because you've abstained from sex, but there's a lot of things that you struggle with, and because I might want to or have had sex, that's like your "X" off. I could have "X'd" you off so many times from being my husband—from things that I want out of a relationship. That it's just sex for you and that you're like, "If you've had sex, then I'm going home." It's like, "Well I want somebody who can get along with people, who doesn't have pride issues." There's so many things that I don't want out of a husband that you've shown. Oh my gosh. That's a big fuck you. That's what that is.

Luke: I guess I did say something that I don't mean: If I did find out that one of these relationships you did slip up and had sex, nothing really changes about what I want with you in the future still.

Hannah: I don't slip up. Do you see this? You say that you're so thankful to be here, but you need to know if I have had sex with another person for you to make the decision of how you're going to move forward with me. You know the story in the Bible about when the woman was caught in adultery and she's thrown into the village and Jesus is there and is like, "You without sin throw the first stone?" What you just did was you're holding your stone up at me and asking and trying to see what I've done. I know that I have God in my heart. I know that everything that I do and who I am is light. I am light. Do I make mistakes? I'm not Jesus. You've not shown respect for any of the guys here, and I'm finally seeing that. And you haven't shown me respect here, especially right now, and honestly you haven't been showing yourself respect here. You keep saying, "You should do this, you should do that, we should do this." It's not should. It's want. It's a desire. It's not something that you tell me that I can do. It's that I want to do. I know that I have given this my all. I have cried. I have struggled. I have screamed. I have made decisions that have kept me up at night. There have been so many times that I have wanted to say, "I'm done with you." But my heart has just not allowed me to let you go. I prayed so much for clarity, and I feel like I've finally gotten clarity on you. And I do not want you to be my husband.

Luke: Can you give me a chance to speak?

Hannah: No. I don't think there's—I know. I have the clarity. Can I walk you out?

Luke: I respect you saying you have clarity, but can I still just share a few words with you real quick?

Hannah: Come on. It's over. Come on.

[Luke refuses to get up]

Hannah: Luke, please. Come on.

Luke: I feel like you owe me at least—

Hannah: I don't owe you anything.

Luke: A minute to share—

Hannah: I don't owe you anything. I have given you so many, so many—oh my God! I cannot believe you just said that. I'm so mad. I'm so mad. I don't owe you anything at this point. Do you not understand that? I have bent over backwards for this relationship. So I don't owe you anything. Please get up.

[Luke gets up]

Luke: Can you please just give me one minute, Hannah?

Hannah: No! I cannot believe you just said that to me. No! Walk with me. Why would you say that? I owe you?

Luke: Me bringing those things up, I'm not ever judging or condemning you. I'm bringing up to you what I feel like would be the perfect scenario. I never thought if I believed in love at first sight, but Hannah: What I'm trying to tell you is I do love you, and I do see a future with you. And I know that what we had has been completely undeniable. I don't even care what you just said to me about you feeling like you have clarity on this. I still feel like you don't. There's something in me that is refusing me to get into that vehicle right now because my—

Hannah: If you really—I can probably get you to go in that limo. From what you said...I'm so mad. I have had sex.

Luke: Say what?

Hannah: Yeah. And Jesus still loves me.

[Luke groans]

Hannah: From obviously how you feel, me fucking in a windmill? You probably want to leave. My husband would never say what you've said to me.

[Luke says nothing, refuses to move]

Hannah: What?

Luke: Can I pray over you before I leave?

Hannah: No.

[Luke gets in the car and leaves]

[Hannah flips Luke off as he's pulling away]

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Originally Appeared on Glamour