:06:00
I've given it time. Time and Elavil.
And Mellaril and Haldol.
:06:04
Maybe they're Just...
:06:07
...too medicated.
:06:10
I know we all create our realities
to some extent. Yes, true.
:06:13
But what she creates
is so far from any obJective reality...
:06:18
Chloe's mind only runs on one track.
:06:21
Well, right now,
my mind is running on empty.
:06:27
Come here.
:06:34
You have a brilliant mind.
:06:38
You'll figure it out.
:06:43
Throw it on the mirror.
:06:48
This is what she sees now.
:06:52
- A distorted image of herself.
- Who are you in all this?
:06:58
- I'm the mirror.
- You are the mirror.
:07:00
If l'm the mirror and she's the image...
:07:07
...then who are you?
:07:09
I can see both of you...
:07:12
...so l'm God.
:07:15
Or Just an overworked
hospital bureaucrat.
:07:18
"God" is good.
:07:22
Always remember,
the ability to repress...
:07:27
...is actually a vital survival tool.
Without it...
:07:32
...Chloe might not have survived.
:07:44
Sorry, am l interrupting
the happy couple?
:07:49
Dr. Graham. We were Just discussing
repression as a survival mechanism.
:07:54
Oh, yeah, l had a date last week.
:07:57
I barely survived it.
I'm trying to forget it.
:07:59
I'm sure your amorous adventures
are fascinating, doctor...