:40:00
Supposing I asked you this?
:40:03
Why do you think whatever it was
that happened in there...
:40:05
only happened to you
and didn't happen to me?
:40:08
I don't know, John.
:40:10
Maybe the house has other plans for you.
What do I know? I don't know!
:40:15
Oh, for Pete's sake.
:40:32
All right, that's it. Get her out of there.
That's enough. You know what to do, Joyce.
:40:46
And she's been in there for almost 52 hours.
:40:51
That's about the limit
for sensory deprivation.
:40:54
Once you deprive the mind
of all the usual external stimuli...
:40:58
it eventually starts to improvise.
:41:04
So she's been in some kind of limbo?
:41:06
Yes, right.
:41:08
There's no sight, no sound,
nothing to touch or taste or smell.
:41:13
Under those conditions, reality
has no objective meaning for a person.
:41:17
Some writer once said...
:41:18
that reality is the only word in the language
that should always be used in quotes.
:41:24
Look, Dr. West, I can come back.
I don't have to...
:41:27
No, this is fine.
She's all right now. Let's continue.
:41:33
I don't know what to do.
:41:36
The thought of my daughter
going back in that house terrifies me.
:41:40
Yes, I know.
:41:45
Well, all I can say is that
there's no evidence whatever...
:41:49
that anyone has ever been directly harmed...
:41:53
by the kind of manifestation
we're talking about.
:41:58
I'm sorry, I don't know what that means.