:38:01
I'm not sure. It felt like
my legs were being held.
:38:06
Almost as if he had help.
:38:09
Are you saying that he wasn't alone?
:38:12
It felt like there was someone on each leg.
:38:15
I see. So what are you saying?
That there were two more like him?
:38:20
I guess so. But they seemed smaller.
:38:23
Mm-hm. You mean, like children?
:38:25
- No. These aren't children. They're strong.
- Dwarfs?
:38:29
I don't know what they were.
I couldn't see them. I felt them.
:38:35
They're real, aren't they?
I mean, these bites and bruises are real.
:38:38
Yes, yes. The bites are real.
The bruises are real.
:38:41
All pain is real. Your feelings? They're real.
:38:46
No, no. These are in places
I couldn't have bitten myself.
:38:49
I've seen cases of hysteria that have raised
welts, caused blindness, loss of hearing.
:38:59
- Haven't your tests told you anything?
- Mm-hm. Yeah.
:39:03
We know that there is nothing wrong with
you medically. Physiologically, that is.
:39:09
As far as we can tell, your intellect seems to
function as well, if not better than normal.
:39:14
So that leaves only one area for us to explore.
:39:17
Early psychological development.
Emotional development.
:39:21
What does that mean?
:39:23
Well, the general idea is that
certain phases of our life never really die.
:39:27
They continue to exist within us.
All of us. You, me, everybody.
:39:31
And they affect us the rest of our lives.
:39:34
For certain reasons, they come back.
:39:37
Sometimes they come back
with a vengeance.
:39:39
They can cause delusions,
anxieties, hallucinations...
:39:45
- So simple.
- Look, Carla.
:39:48
What I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna
give you some tranquillisers, OK?
:39:53
They won't knock you out, just reduce your
anxiety, which can be as bad as the delusion.
:39:57
I want you to take two before you go to sleep.