:52:00
Hey.
:52:01
Hey.
:52:03
I didn't know you'd moved rooms.
I thought you were still in here.
:52:09
Ruby was telling me about
those articles you're planning to write.
:52:14
That stuff's always
been easy for me.
:52:21
Dr. Sterling must have called him.
:52:23
Why else would he be here?
:52:26
Probably to see how dire
the situation is.
:52:29
See if his little girl can
get through the day still.
:52:33
Or...
:52:35
...maybe he really did finally miss me.
:52:39
My girl.
:52:43
Dad, you know those medical bills?
:52:45
The ones for the psychiatric
treatment?
:52:49
They keep sending them to Mom.
:52:51
So I guess you haven't paid.
:52:54
- I can't believe you're asking me this.
- Oh, you have paid?
:52:58
You're all cold and distant.
:53:00
And... And...
:53:02
And now you're asking me what?
:53:04
What are you talking about?
:53:06
- If you don't know...
- No. No, I don't know.
:53:09
- You made a promise.
- You haven't written me.
:53:13
You never call me.
:53:15
It's like I don't even exist.
:53:17
- Who do you think you're talking to?
- I even come and visit you.
:53:22
- Fuck you!
- You watch that language!
:53:24
- Is that a way to talk to your father?
- Listen.
:53:26
You're the one who left. You're the one
who walked away for four years.
:53:30
You think I don't know that?
Is that what you think?
:53:33
You think I don't feel it?
:53:35
Do you that think it's easy for me,
away from you?
:53:39
I hate it.
:53:41
The effect it had on you.
:53:43
Your mother and myself.
:53:45
I hated watching you get trapped
right in the middle.
:53:47
- In between the two of us.
- Dad, please.
:53:49
Please!
:53:51
- You're my father.
- Right.
:53:53
And you won't even pay
my medical bills.
:53:56
Even though it won't cost you
anything.
:53:59
All you have to do is sign the papers.