Conspiracy Encounters Page #2

now.

I don't know him.

Yeah, I think he must.

Let me give you my address.

Just ask the priest

to give it to him, ok?

Thanks.

last night if you

saw bright lights,

unusual colors, and

odd shapes flying

over the Phoenix sky,

you weren't the only one.

Now what that something

was is in question.

Yes?

Sorry, to bother you, Father.

But they've been trying to

get you from the office.

Your phone seems

to be off the hook.

What time is it?

It's 2 in the afternoon.

That looks good.

I'll tell you, everything that

I've seen so far looks great.

I'm going through your chart.

I've looked at your labs.

I've looked at your x-rays.

All your results turned

out to be normal.

Physically I think

you're in great shape.

But this time I think we need

to take it a step further

and get a psychological

evaluation.

What are you suggesting?

Is something mental...

No, I'm not saying it's mental.

What I'm saying at

this point we need

to have you see a

psychiatrist to evaluate

the other aspects so I can

put all this stuff together.

I saw a

dream, which made me afraid.

And the thoughts upon my bed

and the visions of my head

trouble me.

Visions of my head trouble

me.

Visions of my head trouble

me.

Daniel 4:
5.

Daniel 4:
5.

4, 5, 4, 5.

Daniel, Daniel, Daniel.

I saw a dream, which

made me afraid.

And the thoughts upon my bed and

the visions of my head trouble me.

Daniel.

Hi.

I think someone was

looking for you.

He showed me some pictures.

And I think it's you.

Anyway, he told me to

give you this address.

Ok.

He didn't have blue eyes.

Why are you crying?

Because I don't like math.

Math.

I'll tell you a secret.

I have a PhD in chemistry, and

I still count on my fingers.

But I don't want to be a PhD.

What do you want to be?

A chef.

I see.

Why aren't you at work?

My daddy's at work right now.

Well, about a year ago on

a very beautiful spring day

I was going to work just

like every other day.

And I thought what

if I just kept going.

So I took off my tie.

And I just drove

and drove and drove.

Did your boss get mad at you?

No.

Well, a little bit.

George, it's me,

Jimmy.

I'm far, real far.

Well, but I quit.

No, I'm not kidding.

What family?

I have no family.

Actually you gave me an idea.

I should start one now that

I'm divorcing the company.

Crazy?

Well, you know,

sometimes you just

have to do what

you really want.

So long, George.

My daddy doesn't like his

boss.

Maybe I should tell him

to do the same thing.

Come on, let's go.

Father

Daniel, good to see you.

Long way, Michael.

You made it.

It

was a good drive.

It was good.

Just a little hard to find.

Finding

me can be difficult.

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