1:19:07
Here.
1:19:10
- Here.
- Thank you.
1:19:12
Thank you.
1:19:26
Hurry.
1:19:30
- Come on.
- No. He won't let them go.
1:19:33
Even now,
he won't let them go.
1:19:35
- Come on. Come on. We have to go.
- No, he won't...
1:19:37
- I won't leave you. I won't leave you.
- Okay.
1:19:53
She doesn't look good.
1:19:55
Hey, I think I'm gonna take her
to see a doctor, right now.
1:19:58
I think I'm gonna take her
to see a real doctor.
1:20:00
We'll take her to the hospital
in the morning. The gate's still locked.
1:20:02
We have to wait
until the Dudleys arrive.
1:20:04
What? That's
real compassionate.
1:20:07
Yeah, let's wait
until the morning,
1:20:09
and then maybe tonight you'll have
a chance to scribble a few more...
1:20:11
- "Welcome home, Eleanor's on the wall.
- I didn't write that, okay?
1:20:13
You'd never write that.
That wouldn't be ethical, would it?
1:20:16
Will you guys just shut up?
Come on!
1:20:23
Somebody's gonna have to stay with
her tonight. We can't leave her alone.
1:20:28
All right,
I'll take the first watch.
1:20:32
Okay.
1:20:36
The, uh, environment is
proving entirely successful...
1:20:39
in promoting
shared hysteria reactions.
1:20:41
The group is manifesting...
1:20:43
manifesting classic
pathologies of trauma and...
1:20:51
I should have stopped this
when Mary got hurt,
1:20:55
and definitely
when Eleanor was...