:53:01
proVing that memory liVed on
in those ingested cells.
:53:05
It's fascinating, really,
:53:08
also a bunch of nonsense--
:53:10
an urban legend.
:53:13
So, it's not possible
he's remembering?
:53:15
No, no.
:53:18
Thank God.
:53:22
Frankly, I'm more
concerned about Paul's
:53:26
working up
these strange theories.
:53:29
Paul is just haVing
a tough time right now.
:53:38
It's good.
:53:41
He's neVer felt as comfortable here
as you, has he?
:53:47
No.
:53:52
You don't think he'd
eVer try to leaVe, do you?
:53:56
Jessie, that can't happen.
:53:59
Out here
in the middle of nowhere,
:54:01
it's easy to forget the consequences
of what we'Ve done.
:54:04
But if anyone
eVer found out,
:54:06
you might
never see Adam again.
:54:11
I know.
:54:12
I can trust you
to rein Paul in?
:54:16
Yes.
:54:20
Woman: Okay, well, I'll go ahead
and see ifthe auditorium's available.
:54:23
Right.
:54:25
Sorry, I just got
the message.
:54:27
They called me
at the high school.
:54:29
Apparently,
they couldn't reach you?
:54:31
- I was out. How's Adam?
- He's fine, Mrs. Duncan.
:54:34
I haVe him waiting
in my office right now.
:54:36
I don't know exactly
how to say this, but...
:54:39
his behavior has distanced
some ofthe other children.
:54:42
And the thing is, he could haVe
seriously injured himself.
:54:45
Let's go in
and see him, okay?
:54:47
Is that wine
on your breath?
:54:49
- I was haVing lunch.
- With who?
:54:55
Jessie:
Why are you so upset?
:54:58
It was just lunch.