1:21:02
I needed to. But every time you discovered
something new, something worse happened.
1:21:07
And I got sick of hearing
that it would go away...
1:21:10
...as soon as we got down to the basic
problem, as though it was in me.
1:21:13
It is in you, Carla.
1:21:16
I think you'd better leave.
1:21:26
- Hi, Billy. Billy. Billy!
- Yeah?
1:21:30
Look, would you do me a favour?
Don't pretend next time.
1:21:33
Next time your mother thinks she sees
something, she wants you to corroborate it.
1:21:37
When you do, it's more difficult
to convince her it's a delusion.
1:21:40
- I didn't get a broken arm by pretending.
- There's a logical explanation for this.
1:21:45
Lfyou care about your mom,
you will not pretend next time.
1:21:48
I care about my mother, yeah. But I was
not pretending. I'm not lying to you.
1:22:01
Wanna know why she's not coming back?
1:22:03
Some schmucks are supporting her fantasies.
You oughta see her house.
1:22:07
They're watching her visitations.
It's wired to look for entities.
1:22:11
- They call it an entity.
- What schmucks?
1:22:13
I don't know. They say they're
from the university. Parapsychology.
1:22:17
Ooh.
1:22:18
A Dr Cooley.
1:22:20
Elizabeth Cooley. Parapsychology.
It's fly-by-night psychology.
1:22:26
- OK. So how do we get rid of 'em?
- Well, not very easily.
1:22:29
These are not snake-oil pedlars, Phil.
These are supposedly academic brethren.
1:22:33
Bullshit. They're dangerous.
They're feeding her delusion.
1:22:37
When they get through with her,
she's gonna be off her rocker, or worse.
1:22:40
There's not much you can do.
Not legally or medically.
1:22:44
It's her life, her house, her delusions.
1:22:48
No, until she crosses the line
of legal sanity, nobody can touch her.