The Secret Scripture

My name is Rose McNulty.

I did not kill my child.

My name is Rose McNulty.

I did not kill my child.

Stephen, don't forget,

you'll need the deeds.

- Do you have the keys?

- When I get back tonight.

I'll be sure to pop around

on the weekend.

People say this is where

she killed the child.

Now, we just

need this woman

to be reassessed

so we can move her

to the new facility.

Once you meet her,

I believe you'll have her

signed out by lunchtime.

I'm not sure why they

needed to send someone

as eminent as you, Dr. Grene.

Come in.

Good morning, Florence.

I've brought a young man

to see you here.

Roseanne Florence Clear?

No. Roseanne McNulty.

I'm the wife

of Michael McNulty.

We have a son.

Can you tell me, Roseanne,

what age are you?

That's no question

to ask a lady.

What age are you?

Hello, Mrs. Magpie.

How's your husband?

One for sorrow,

two for joy.

Which are you?

Number two.

Dr. Grene.

Dr. Grene.

You can't stay here forever,

can you, Roseanne?

I will, thank you.

You're real.

We might have to move

you to a new facility.

No.

I'm staying here.

- Until when, Roseanne?

- Until I want to leave.

We're turning this place

into a hotel and a spa.

Then I will stay

in the hotel.

I'm finished speaking now.

Caitlin, how many are ready

for the bus tomorrow?

Eight, doctor.

I thought there was nine.

One passed, doctor.

Her friend Joe Grady

from ward five.

- Oh, that's sad.

- Tell me, doctor is...

Shh.

She has ears that can

hear through walls.

Eyes in the back

of her head.

She's seeing stuff

all over the place...

visions, apparitions.

She just can't function

in the real world.

Ah, the real world.

Tell me what direction

that is again, Dr. Hart.

Ward three.

Ward three.

I must remember that.

Okay, thank you, Audrey.

So, these are the plans here.

As you can see,

quite an extensive thing.

And they're going to build

a walk all the way around.

Oh, watch this.

Wait until you see this.

Watch this.

And she'll stop...

...and proceed.

She's living in her own

little purgatory.

I'm not saying

the new facility is heaven,

but it's time to tick

the box, doctor.

Here we are.

It's sad, I know.

That's it, you're sad.

Yeah, that's it.

Sure, I know, yeah.

But we're grand.

We're grand.

Ah, there's Margaret.

I know.

Throw that out.

Unbelievable!

Oh, my Lord,

what are you doing?

What are you doing?

They're my things.

Oh, my Lord.

Oh, my God.

What have you done

with my Bible?

Those are my books.

Give them back to me.

- What are you doing?

- I'm only doing my job.

Nurse Caitlin?

Nurse Caitlin?

Nurse Caitlin!

What?

What on earth?

What on earth.

- Nurse Caitlin!

- Calm down!

Stop! Stop!

Please, please.

My things are in there.

- Please don't drive...

- Rose, what's going on?

- My diaries.

- She took the keys.

- Everything in my scripture.

- Hey, get back in the truck.

- My scriptures.

- Rose, what's wrong?

That's me in there.

Me. My life.

What's going on, Florence?

- What's going on?

- Keep away from me.

Don't let him

come near me.

- Don't let him come near...

- Go back to your work, nurse.

- Calm down.

- Go back to your work.

- I'm sorry?

- I said go back to your work.

- She's looking for her diaries.

- I know. I know.

- She's fine, she's fine.

- Leave her alone.

- Let her go.

- This is a medical matter.

Isn't that right,

Florence?

- This woman's hysterical.

- Why did you throw

- her stuff out?

- Because she has to leave,

that's why.

She has to leave.

Isn't that right, Florence?

There you go.

All right,

this'll calm you down, okay?

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