:49:01
- l'm not even me anymore.
- Hey, come here.
:49:06
Look at me. You're freaking me!
Take a breath. Take a pause.
:49:11
lf you're not you,
tell me who you think you are.
:49:16
- You're not listening.
- So somebody stole your purse ...
:49:20
- l didn't think you'd believe me.
- l do. No, that's not true.
:49:26
l believe you're very frightened
and isolated from the human race.
:49:32
- And then your father leaving ...
- My father didn't take my car!
:49:38
He didn't sell my house, get the
police after me or try to kill me!
:49:46
l believe something happened,
but that doesn't make sense.
:49:50
l don't want to be simplistic,
but you're just reaching out.
:49:55
Yes! l'm reaching out to anyone
who knows me, will listen to me, -
:50:00
- and be my friend.
Someone l can trust ...
:50:05
l'm sorry. lt's easier for me
to play doctor than to listen.
:50:10
l don't understand.
Why me? l'm nobody.
:50:14
They knew everything . What l ate
and drank, what movies l watched, -
:50:20
- where l was from,
what cigarettes l used to smoke ...
:50:25
They must watch the internet.
Our whole lives are on computer.
:50:31
They knew I could be ''vanished''
and no one would care.
:50:36
- lt's okay. What can l do?
- Put my mom somewhere else.
:50:43
Put her under a different name.
You can do that, as a doctor?
:50:47
Sure. l can put your mom in the
county sanitarium. How's that?
:50:52
lt would mean a lot.
She's all l've got left.
:50:56
Christ, Angie! They've really
gotten into your head with this.