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It's missing.
And so is the
key the cabin.
what happened is just
sitting out there
waiting for me.
[tense synth music]
I forgot how creepy
this place is.
Less people, more deer.
Better for hunting.
You never told
me you hunt.
I used to.
I'm having problems
picturing that.
I'm my father's
only child.
What's he gonna do?
but he was hopeless.
True city kid.
Your car's not in here.
[eerie music]
Okay.
We're going to
the hospital now.
No, maybe something
will trigger my memory.
I just need to
concentrate.
Helen, I understand you
want to do things your
way, but we need
to get you help.
I don't know why you're
being so weird today.
[sharp metallic noises]
Hey!
You were just.. gone.
I think I'm okay now.
You need a doctor.
Someone who can explain
what's happening to you.
explain what's happening
to me.
[tense music]
That was definitely
your car.
Give me your phone.
Why?
Just humor me, okay?
So?
[phone ringing]
(Helen's voice on phone)
Alex?
Hello?
Are you there?
Hello?
Alex?
Who is this?
(Helen) You called me.
Where are you?
(Helen) You're with
her, aren't you?
How do you know...
(Helen) I'll send you a
message when it's safe.
Wait!
She called me this
morning to warn me.
Maybe... maybe that woman's
impersonating you.
Stealing your identity.
It wasn't someone
impersonating me,
that was me.
Obviously that's
impossible, so can we
please think of
another answer?
How much do you know about
when he died?
Tell me, Mr. Griffin, any
change in your condition?
Nausea come back?
Headaches?
Yeah, they come and go.
And the dreams?
Still unusually vivid?
Yeah.
But they're just dreams.
Let's talk about
your memory.
Any improvement there?
It's just...
Nothingness.
A big fat gap.
How far back does
the gap reach?
About a week before the
experiment, maybe more.
And that includes
the 36 hour loop?
I-it's a complete blank.
It's like it
never happened.
Okay, thank you.
We need to find Helen.
I thought I
made it clear...
We have to assume Wells
told her about this
project.
She disappeared
for a week.
We don't know where she's
been, who she's talked to.
We've no idea what she's
it is you're doing here!
And what?
You want to
interrogate her?
I just want to
talk to her.
It's unnecessary.
Let her show us that.
I'll be the first
to apologize.
(Alex) I want to believe it.
I mean, what
engineer wouldn't?
But?
Only the simple fact that
the laws of physics tell
us that time travel is
probably impossible.
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