1:28:02
Those people are from the university.
1:28:04
The university?
1:28:07
I missed you. Look at me, I'm shaking.
1:28:10
I think we'd better have a drink.
1:28:12
I've got some good wine.
1:28:16
- You go ahead. I don't think I'd better.
- You're gonna have one.
1:28:20
This is my homecoming. Come on.
1:28:24
What was that all about?
1:28:28
They're trying to help.
1:28:30
- Help who?
- Me.
1:28:34
I don't know what you mean.
1:28:39
I've been sick, Jerry.
1:28:41
Sick? What kind of sick?
1:28:44
Things have come to me... in the night.
1:28:49
- Nightmares, you mean?
- Yeah.
1:28:52
Like nightmares. Exactly. I mean...
1:28:56
Those people you saw in the house,
they're psychologists, they're doctors.
1:29:01
They have a theory that there's something in
the house that is keeping me from sleeping...
1:29:07
...and they're trying to fix it.
1:29:12
Some ofthem looked
pretty young to be doctors.
1:29:15
- Oh, you're mad.
- It's not a question of mad.
1:29:18
- Yeah, you're mad.
- Yeah, OK, since you ask.
1:29:21
Who brings university kids
into their house because they can't sleep?
1:29:24
- You can't sleep, you take a pill, see a doctor.
- I'm not giving a party. I'm really not.
1:29:29
All I'm asking for is a simple explanation.
I still don't know what's bugging you.
1:29:33
- I mean, don't treat me like ajerk, OK?
- I'm sorry.
1:29:36
Trust me. Just tell me
what the hell's happening.
1:29:41
I don't know. I mean, I don't know
the difference between what is happening...
1:29:47
...and what I think might be happening.
1:29:50
The only thing I know
is that it started when you left.
1:29:53
I don't say that with any kind of blame
or accusation, but that is when it started.
1:29:57
When what started, Carly? What?