:16:01
I didn't want to,
but I will call the police.
:16:03
I'm sleeping. It's a dream.
:16:06
It's one of those dreams
and you know you're dreaming.
:16:09
- How do you keep getting in here?
- It's you who's in here.
:16:12
Oh, my.
:16:13
This is more serious than I thought.
:16:15
Go away, you don't exist.
:16:16
I'm gonna ask you
a series of questions.
:16:19
I want you to answer honestly.
:16:20
Has your recent
alcohol consumption increased?
:16:23
Yeah, so?
:16:25
Are you hearing voices or seeing
things that aren't quite real to you?
:16:28
As a matter of fact, yeah.
:16:30
Have you recently sought consult
from a mental health care professional?
:16:34
What? How do you know?
Stay away from me.
:16:36
Do you feel paranoid,
like people are out to get you?
:16:39
Why are you asking
so many questions?
:16:40
I'll take that as a yes.
Listen to me.
:16:44
You have fantasized,
quite convincingly,
:16:47
that you've rented an apartment that,
in fact, belongs to somebody else.
:16:51
Pick up that pillow.
:16:53
Pick it up. It's OK.
:16:55
There's a small red stain
on the back
:16:57
where I once spilled
cherry cough syrup.
:16:59
Yes, that's it.
How else would I know that?
:17:02
Or the fact that these sheets that
you're now soiling are from Nordstrom.
:17:06
I still have the receipt,
it's in that drawer.
:17:08
Open it up and check.
:17:11
I think you need to
come to terms with the fact
:17:14
that you may be mentally ill.
:17:17
- Really?
- Yes.
:17:19
This is my apartment.
These are my sheets.
:17:22
That's my nightstand.
That's my picture...
:17:27
- Where's my picture?
- What picture?
:17:29
There was a picture there of my...
:17:32
There was a picture
right there on the nightstand.
:17:35
- That was empty when I moved in.
- It was just there.
:17:38
You know what? I've had enough.
I am calling the police.
:17:41
- No, no, no, no.
- It's too late.
:17:46
What'd you do to my phone?
:17:50
Why can't I...?
:17:55
You stay right there.
:17:56
I'm gonna use the one in the kitchen.