:56:03
Jim, you look like
my sister's boyfriend.
:56:07
- Jesus, Allie, what is it?
- You've got to help me, Graham.
:56:13
Allie?
:56:17
I'm home.
:56:23
Allie?
:56:33
It's like looking atmyself.
:56:37
Andshe lies.
I found a shoebox in herroom.
:56:42
Nothingshe told me is true.
She said hertwin died atbirth.
:56:48
It was in an accident
when she was nine.
:56:52
And she stole a letter
that Sam wrote me.
:56:59
- I have to do something.
- Get rid of her.
:57:03
Call the police ifyou have to.
You've got to getherout
:57:10
You're right. I'll tell her tonight.
:57:14
I can't just throw her out
on the street.
:57:18
- She needs help.
- Do it tonight.
:57:23
I feel responsible for her.
I'm the only one she has.
:57:28
Either she's gone by Saturday,
or I go to the police, okay?
:57:34
- That was very impressive.
- I can be butch when I have to.
:57:40
I've got a friend who's a shrink.
Maybe he can help her.
:57:45
- When I talk to her, she may leave.
- Do you want to sleep here tonight?
:57:50
Don't tempt me. I just needed
to talk it out. Thanks.
:57:58
- She's not going to chase me out.
- When's Sam coming back?