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a lamp and an empty suitcase.
That's not what l meant.
scratching the truck.
-Carry on.
-Okay.
Well, it's a little dark, but,
hey, l was a teenager once.
What's in here?
l don't know. l couldn't open it.
Well....
The doorknob turns, but....
Maybe they sealed it for storage.
Got a great room for Billy...
...and Mary.
And this...
...l thought was a perfect room for you.
And why do you say that?
Well, because it's got a beautiful view...
...and lots of space...
...and a huge closet.
-You like? Okay.
-Yeah.
Hey. l still don't know why
you wanna stay down here.
-Whoa, Mom.
-What?
Are you okay?
Yeah, just thanks for cleaning my room.
No problem.
-Why'd you put the plates back?
-What?
Well, l put the plates out,
and now they're back.
l didn't touch them, sweetie.
Are you all right?
Oh, that's--
Know what, that was my fault.
-They're too heavy.
-No, it's okay. l didn't drop them.
-Well, how did they--
-l don't know. l--
l just saw them up there
and l just-- l don't--
-You know, Dr. Brooks said--
-l know what Dr. Brooks said, okay?
He said that if l'm seeing things,
then he'll drop me from the trial.
-But if you--
-l'm not seeing things.
l'm just-- l'm tired. And l remember l put
the dishes too close to the edge, so....
You know, you tell me
if something like that happens.
-Promise?
-Yeah, l promise.
l'm so sorry l broke the dishes.
lt's okay, sweetie.
Come on, come on.
Got you. lt. You're so--
Oh, the burgers. The burgers.
Wait, wait, wait.
-Come and get me.
-All right.
Remember when we used to go
camping when you were young?
Every night you would...
...fall asleep counting the stars,
Used to drive you nuts.
You know, most of the stars
that we see are already dead.
That's because they haven't gotten
the news yet.
Hey.
You all right?
Yeah. Everything's cool.
-You sure?
-Yeah.
All right.
Give me five.
Up high. Down low. Too slow.
l love you.
You know, it's sort of like a vacation.
Yeah, if Matt wasn't sick--
And you get your own room,
like a big girl.
Sure you're not gonna be scared
in here all alone?
l've got my toys.
Okay.
You go.
Now l lay me down to sleep,
l pray the Lord my soul to keep.
l pray the Lord my soul to take. Amen.
To bind the spirits.
Noncontact dermatitis.
A trauma in one place manifests
on another part of the body.
lt's not uncommon.
No fever. Excellent. Less nausea.
Good. Even a bit of an appetite.
Outstanding. And no visual
or auditory hallucinations...
...or other behavioral abnormalities?
Anything?
No.
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