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My mind should have been on the road. But no, instead I was thinking about my

breakup with Philip and my pattern of attracting needy men.

But suddenly a car door opens right in front of me. I couldn't stop.

I flew right over the handlebars.

So I'm lying there looking up at this guy who looks a lot like Philip.

He's being really nice and he's offering to give me a lift home.

But I wouldn't even take his hand.

I can't get down that old road again.

I don't know, it's like in that moment...

I realize that every relationship I've ever had, I've always known the end at

the beginning.

It's just so predictable.

Well, that's why I'm letting you come out with me tonight.

You need a change of scenery.

Oh, boy. There'll be lots of those. To going public?

I have that proposal for the Hamilton project.

Ooh, goodie.

It's just a preliminary.

Take your call. You know the routine. Thanks.

Allison, pick up. I need to talk to you.

I know you're there. I know you think I'm bothering you, but this is

Allison. This is very important.

Please stop avoiding me.

I have a surprise for you.

Put this on.

Oof. What, are we going to a costume party?

No. It's a little different.

I can't wear this. It's way too revealing.

That's the point.

No. Oh, come on.

You need to loosen up.

You're too conservative.

Oh, I'm not conservative. I'm practical.

No, thank you.

Thanks.

Allison, pick up. It's Philip.

Allison, it's me.

Put that on before he gets over here.

No, he's not going to come over. He's just hurting.

Oh, don't tell me you still have feelings for him.

I think I might.

Right. Get that dress on.

Let's go out, and that's an order.

I don't know how I let you talk me into this.

This thing is grabbing me.

It leaves nothing to the imagination. That's the idea.

500 each, 1 ,000 for both, and that's just dinner.

Just come home.

Yeah, everything's just good.

You don't have to do anything, right? Just look.

Where's Scott?

Behind you, behind you.

You.

Hey,

Jose.

I just had a little nibbling on my heel.

Very sexy. Cheers.

No more. We work tomorrow.

Yes, but you work for me.

Look at that.

Right there.

It's a woman.

It's a man. It's a woman.

Who cares?

Oh my gosh, that's my dentist, Dr. Davidson. I don't believe it.

That fat guy?

Interesting.

Bye.

Bye. Bye.

Water, please.

You see that guy out there, the one in the black?

That accounts for most of them.

No, the one in the black leather jacket.

Neil?

You know him?

He's in here every night.

You never used to dress like that for me.

You following me now? Well, if you'd return my phone calls, I wouldn't have

Philip, you're drunk. Go home.

Don't do this to me. I have such a great connection.

Hey, do what?

One of the guys from the office, isn't it? One of the smoothie salesman guys,

isn't it? Philip, go home.

Oh, come on, Allison. We can make this work. I love you.

Philip.

Let's get started.

So with the company going public, I've decided to make a few changes around

here. And one of them is that I'm going to be promoting someone to be head of

retail from this department.

I'm sure it won't be a surprise to any of you who I've chosen.

Everybody, your new head of retail, Allison Davis.

I'm glad we're talking.

It's a little sappier.

I think we should change the tactics.

Yeah, and I think this is what I said.

Yeah, that's good.

Table for three.

Geez, I don't know about you, but if I was to stand on my resume, I can't have

Al today because it's my boss.

I hear you. I sleep with the boss.

You definitely get ahead.

Thank you.

There's Michael and Trevor.

Oh, right. Speaking of witches.

What do you think, Dan?

I think they're, uh, you know.

What?

Lesbians.

Who?

Ann and Allison.

Guys.

I think I should go talk to them.

Excuse me, could you please put that table in front of the table?

Oh, great, here she comes.

Hey, Allison, congratulations.

Yeah, you deserve it, really.

Listen, guys, I know we've had our differences in the past, but I thought

would be a great opportunity for us to build a stronger team.

Yeah, sure.

Oh, I'm... Allison,

this is Dan.

Dan Allison.

Hi, Dan Patterson. Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. Have we met before?

Uh, I don't think so.

Dan works with us.

Oh, so that's probably what it is.

Well, yeah, I just started, actually. I don't really work in the creative

department. I'm in accounting.

Who knows? Maybe we've passed each other in the hallway.

Yeah.

Well, it was very nice meeting you. It was nice meeting you, too.

Yeah. And I'll see you guys at work.

Yeah. See you at work.

Dan, Dan, Dan.

How do you ever meet women, huh?

You have got a lot to learn about women, my friend.

Well, I know enough about women to know that girls like that, they always have

boyfriends. No, girls like that always have a girlfriend.

Shut up, Michael.

No, no, listen, I heard she just dumped some loser.

She's probably at home just crawling off the wall. She's so desperate.

What he's saying, Dan, is opportunity just knocked, and you weren't even home.

What do you figure he's got, maybe 60 seconds to straighten it out?

I'd say I'd go ask her out.

There you go.

Tiger.

Hey, excuse me.

Hi. I know we just met, and I just wanted to say congratulations on your

promotion.

Look, would you consider having lunch with me tomorrow, or coffee the next

or... Whatever. I mean, if you're not busy.

Tell me something.

Why do you hang out with those guys?

I'll tell you. Education.

See, I just watch and listen to everything they do, and then I just

do the opposite.

Actually, I have a lunch meeting tomorrow.

Oh, sure, sure. I just thought that... But how about the next day?

Or whatever.

Sure, great.

That'd be great.

I'll see you the day after tomorrow.

I'll see you later.

He's accounting.

No way.

So, how'd it go, Danny? Did you get any freezer burn?

It went really well.

What? You're kidding.

No, I... I asked, she said yes, and... It went really

well.

You're proud of yourself, aren't you, Danny boy?

Well, do me this favor.

If you two ever get together, give a little kiss from me.

Ow! I'm sorry, did that hurt you?

Ow!

What?

Leave a message. I'll call you back as soon as possible. Thanks.

Hi, Dan. It's Allison calling.

Listen, I can't do the lunch thing, but how about we do dinner at my place

instead?

Allison. It's me.

Who is this?

It's Dan. Dan Patterson.

Come on up, Dan.

Okay.

You move fast, Allison.

Hi.

Philip, what are you doing here?

We need to talk. We have nothing to talk about.

You still got some of my CDs?

You took them home.

Um, should I go? Yes.

No.

Please, please.

Allison,

just give me a minute.

So you mean to tell me that you've been here for six months and you haven't

dated anybody?

Well, no.

The thing is, the women I like, there always seems to be a boyfriend.

So, what happened with you and, uh... Philip.

Hmm?

Uh, he started out sweet and charming, and then you saw a little girl.

Yeah.

Well, you know what they say. They say that women tend to choose men who remind

them of their fathers.

Oh, I go far out of my way to make sure I don't date men anything like my

father. That bad, huh?

Yeah.

My father left when I was young, and I've hardly seen him since.

He was selfish, completely irresponsible.

I don't know, Dan. Sometimes I think everyone's crazy.

Men, women.

You know where the big bucks are?

Therapy. Everyone could use it.

Do you?

Yeah, don't you?

Therapy? No, I haven't. I mean, you know what? I'd like to, I think, just to see

what it's all about.

So let's get this over with, Dan Patterson, before this goes any further.

I want all of your baggage out here on the table for me to inspect.

I want to know about your relationship with your mother, and I want to know

about your past relationships with women and how they went badly and how that

scarred you.

Oh, boy. You want to know all that?

Well, um... Just kidding.

Good.

Boy, you know what? To tell you the truth, I'm, um...

I travel pretty light. I think I'm kind of a one -bag, carry -on -bag kind of

guy. Not a lot to inspect.

I, uh, I gotta get going.

Oh, but it's early.

Well, I know, but with the, uh, company going public and the audit and

everything, I just got a ton of work to do.

Thank you.

I had a wonderful time.

Oh, I did, too.

And you did all the work.

to be okay here by yourself?

Oh, yeah.

I'll be fine.

Hello, Ann.

Hey, what are you doing?

Whatever it is, it can't be more exciting than going out with me.

I'm going to come by in ten minutes.

Oh, no, no. I'm sweaty and I'm still recovering from the last time we went

Allison, this is getting boring.

I'm not going to ask you out anymore.

Oh, Ann.

Don't oh Ann me.

I know what this is. You get asked out by Mr. Ood. Can I call you at the

And you lose your senses.

No, I do not lose my senses.

You're sick and boring.

Sweet. Sweet.

He's an accountant.

I see repetition here.

Fine.

He lived long.

Amen.

There's my dream.

So? So you're one of the rudest men I've ever met.

Yeah, but you can't quit thinking about me, can you?

I mean, that's why you're here right now, isn't it?

Do me a favor.

Let's see.

You came here tonight to tell me what you really want.

Just to get under my skin.

Same way I got under yours.

Isn't that right, tourist?

Maybe I just came here to dance.

Put those on my hand.

I need you to call me back. That's what I need, Allison, most of all. Please,

call me.

Don't be shy and make yourself at home.

Why'd you fake it?

What? I mean, uh, none that I particularly care.

I was a little curious, that's all.

There's smoke in here.

conventional, but, uh... Okay.

Good.

Well, there's nothing else.

Well, you know where to find me.

Why can't we find women that want to watch the fights?

Take it away, Jess.

Perfect.

She watches the fights.

She brings us beer.

No stupid question about it. Is she fat?

Or has she got any wrinkles yet?

You know, women should be just like us.

What are you saying?

Well, I'm just saying, you know, like buddies.

You know, I don't have to buy you flowers. You don't phone me at 2 .30 in

morning and want to talk about a relationship.

Yeah. I want to get what we just did.

Yeah, I know.

And not look like us. Oh, no.

Your legs are too damn hairy. Yeah, and you got an ugly sideburns. Come on. Come

on. Come on.

Yeah. Yeah. Come on.

Yeah. Leave it.

Don't touch me. Trevor, leave.

Trevor. Trevor.

Oh!

What the...

Nice try.

Hello. Where are you? We had a meeting at nine.

Oh, the alarm didn't go off. I'm so sorry. I'll be right there.

Where's Trevor?

I don't know.

Doesn't anybody work here anymore?

Want coffee?

Yes, please. Peter, can we have two coffees, please?

You're lucky it was Michael and it wasn't a client.

It's been rescheduled.

I am so sorry, Anne. You should be, Alison.

Don't let me regret promoting you.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I just didn't sleep.

Not the accountant?

No, the other guy from the club.

Oh, rude boy.

Did you?

I came this close.

I'm not sure how I feel about the whole thing.

So it's violent.

Violent? When can I borrow him?

Oh, he made me do things that I would never do.

I was so turned on.

Then I just wanted to strangle him. He was such a jerk.

Oh, auto -asphyxiation.

Very sexy.

What? Trevor's dead.

Is this a joke?

Somebody killed him. I just found out.

I

can't

believe this has happened.

Poor Trevor.

I keep thinking this is one of their sick pranks.

I just heard the news. I am so sorry.

Do they have any idea who did it?

It's not. That's why they're questioning it.

He gave me the ring.

He gave me the ring. The stage shot.

This poor family can't imagine.

Can I have my condolences?

Thank you.

All

right, who's

next? Allison, you go ahead.

I'm going to make a few phone calls.

Remember, don't say anything without a lawyer present.

It's true.

I'll call you later.

Oh, okay.

So, Miss Davis, you're kind of making it sound like almost anybody could have

killed Trevor.

Oh, no, I didn't mean that.

But did everyone have issues with him?

Yeah.

Everybody? Everybody in the office, including maybe a boss out there? Ann

I was ready to take up with her.

So they didn't have a good working relationship?

Is it true that you had an affair with Trevor at one time?

Didn't Michael tell you that?

Did you or did you not have an affair with the deceased?

No, I did not. It was a rumor.

So why was there a rumor?

Because he asked me out many times.

I always said no.

Did you have a boyfriend at the time of the alleged affair?

Yes.

Philip. Did he know of the rumor?

Yes.

So what happened after that? Did you have to stay together?

No, we just recently broke up.

So where were you last night?

Between, uh...

1 -130.

I was at home, alone, asleep.

You were alone?

Am I a suspect here?

I gotta ask you these questions.

Thanks. Good job.

Look, I came here voluntarily.

You're gonna continue to give me a hard time. I want a lawyer.

You're free to go.

Thanks for your patience.

Here's my card.

It's for your lawyer.

See you guys later.

Hey, Ron.

Hi. Usual? Yeah, but with an extra shot.

Usual, dude.

Don't you got any computers at work?

Yeah, but the coffee's still... Love Monkey's playing tomorrow night.

You want to go?

What happened to Nick?

Gone.

He moved to Hawaii for the mating season.

Oh, Meg, I'm still the same guy I once was, right?

I know, I know.

The cop who works 24 hours a day.

You feel like Love Monkey, don't you?

Yeah, I do, and I'd love to go, but I can't.

We're working nonstop on this mutation.

Okay.

Why don't I just stop by a place later?

All right.

Pound hard, I might be asleep.

I always pound hard.

That's it, Phillip.

I'm calling the cop.

Hey, baby, did you miss me?

Oh, you scared me.

You're crazy.

What are you doing in there?

Well, I thought maybe we'd give the bed a try.

I like you better on the floor.

So how come you weren't at the club tonight?

Why would I be?

Because that's where you find me.

Well, why would I want to find you?

Why would you want to find me?

You just proved why for the last hour.

You are not even my type.

You're such a jerk.

Yeah, but I'm the jerk that gets you going.

Next time.

Why?

Was there someone here?

Neil.

Don't you play games with me.

You play games with me, you'll lose.

I'm sorry, Mr. Broger. Allison's still in a meeting.

Hi, Jillian.

If you'll follow me, please.

Hey, Dan.

Michael. I'm so sorry. I know that he was your best friend. No, he was more

that.

He was like a brother to me.

You ever lose a brother?

I've got something I want to show you.

Michael, is that thing real?

You're damn right it's real.

What are you going to do with that?

What do you think I'm going to do?

If Trevor had had one of these, he might still be alive.

Yeah, and he might still be dead. Look, you've got a better chance of hurting

yourself with that than hurting anyone else. So what are you saying, that I

should sit back and do nothing?

No, just let the detective do his job. He is not doing anything.

You don't know that. Yes, I do know that, and I think I know who killed him,

I need you to back me up. Now, are you with me or not? No, no, I am not with

you. You know what? You're scaring me here, Michael.

Michael!

It's just saying goodbye to Dan.

Are you okay?

Michael, Michael, please stop.

What? What?

I know you're upset when you're falling asleep.

Why don't you just leave that gun here and take some time off?

I don't need any time off.

Michael, I said stop. I don't want to see you.

I'm going to take her. I'm going to take her.

I'm going to take her. I'm going to take her.

I'm going to take her.

I'm going to take her.

You okay?

How you doing?

Sorry.

Nancy, you hear me before?

I said you're not my type. Now get yourself away from me. It's not about

man. It's just a little puke.

Sorry, uh... Is everything all right?

Miss Davis?

Detective?

I'm... I'm really sorry. I just... I saw him breaking into your apartment, and I

thought I heard, um... You know...

I'm really sorry. I'll just let myself out here.

What was he doing here?

I don't know. He must have followed me from the bar.

Why would he be following you? I don't know, Allison.

But he sure seemed to know you now, didn't he?

And why's that, huh?

Why'd you sleep with him, too?

What?

I think you heard me.

Get out.

Get...

to play games with me.

But you won't play?

Then all right, we will.

We'll play us a little game of tell the truth.

And the truth is, I could still have you right now.

I could have you any way I wanted to.

Because as sad as it is, I'm what you need.

And you'll keep coming back to me as long as you can.

Oh yeah, one more thing.

Nobody else.

Nobody else but me.

Hey, partner.

It's good.

It's real good.

Yeah, I need to talk.

This guy's really scaring me. Who is he?

Allison. Allison. What are you doing here?

Detective, we found this in the back seat of his car.

Is that Philip?

Sir?

I need the suspect involved.

With a break -in in her as well? That's correct.

Really?

Want to run that over to forensics?

Thanks.

I already told him I don't want to press charges. Yes, she does.

He's been stalking her. He's a creep.

And? I'm afraid your friend Phillip here may be up for a little more than

breaking and entering.

What are you talking about?

My colleague, Michael Galvin.

He's murdered tonight.

Phillip's a suspect.

Oh, my gosh, Michael.

Tell him I didn't do it. You know I wouldn't kill anybody.

Yeah, we know, buddy. Come on, keep going. I didn't do it, Allison!

I still won't believe that he actually killed someone. Why not?

He's got the motive.

You.

He's gone after everybody who ever touched you. Ann told me about that

at work the other day.

Well, then why didn't he go after... Went after the guy I saw you with?

Yeah. Frankly, Miss Davis, that guy looks like he could take Philip down in

heartbeat.

Who was that guy anyway? What's his name?

It's Neil.

Why? Neil what?

I don't know.

You don't know his last name, even though you guys... Yeah, yeah, even

were having sex.

So why were you following him?

Well, I thought I recognized him in a club. I went to talk to him. He kind of

got strange and bolted, so I followed him.

That's all I know.

All right, thanks.

Hey, Miss Davis.

Want to let you know what I find out about him?

Keep me in the dark.

I thought you could probably

use it.

Thanks.

Listen, do you want to get together tonight after work?

I don't know, see a movie or something?

After everything that's happened, I think maybe another time.

Sure. Sure, I understand that.

I'd sure like to cook you dinner again.

I'd like that.

Hey, I'll tell you what.

In case you change your mind, I will, uh,

be at home.

And you can just call me or, uh, just pop by.

Here's my, uh, my number and my address.

Okay. Uh, probably not tonight.

We're soon.

So, uh, how soon is soon?

Soon, Dan.

I got a lot of work to do.

Hey, um... Are you seeing someone else?

You don't want to forget it. I'm sorry I asked. That's stupid.

I'll let you get back to work. I know you're busy.

I will call you.

Sure.

Guess who?

Hey, baby.

You ever done the backseat car?

I never

hurt you, Alice.

I need you as much as you need me.

You're my angel.

Oh, Alex.

Don't cry.

I'm doing this because I care about you.

9 -1 -1.

You call the cops, and your boyfriend is going to get hurt.

Do you understand me?

Do you understand me?

Yes, sir. We intend to be completely compliant. Thank you. All right.

Hey,

how's it going?

Tell me about your roommate.

What are you talking about?

Your roommate, your brother, whoever he is. What are you guys, twins?

How could you know about... Because I went to your apartment.

You went to my apartment?

Yeah, I went to your apartment and I saw him going in.

What are you guys, a tag team?

No, no.

I don't know what you're talking about, but you couldn't have possibly seen my

brother. Will you stop lying to me?

You have a brother named Neil, yes or no?

Yes, but... I don't ever want to see your face again.

Hey, Ryan.

Thanks for the other night. Wow, you really know how to charm a girl.

I warned you about me tonight.

It's okay.

I found another guy. He was amazing.

I didn't know you could do that in the shower.

One more chance, Ryan.

Don't fail me. You know I can't make any promises.

Yeah, now you covered that already.

I'm telling you, man, something smells about this arrest.

Well, for a start, why does the guy sit for hours in his car with a murder

weapon in the back seat?

You guys need Ethernet, man. This is like watching paint dry.

Ryan, you are totally wired.

Do you know that too much caffeine can make your heart stop?

Yeah. Well, actually, right now it's keeping it going, so... Detective

Bell.

Ah.

No.

No, sorry, sir. I completely forgot.

Yeah.

No, I'll be there in five minutes.

Swear to God, five minutes.

Yep, yep, okay.

Search physical likeness.

Expand search.

Hey, Megan, do me a favor, all right? I got to run.

As soon as this thing finishes searching here, you print up whatever comes out,

all right? Okay.

No looking up old boyfriend's records. And then log off.

Oh.

I'm sorry about the other night, all right? I'll make it up to you, I

Okay?

Don't lose that printout. I need it. It's important.

You're not...

You're not seeing someone else, are you?

Nobody is.

Nobody else will be.

I don't know what you're talking about. You couldn't have possibly seen my

brother.

How could you know my brother?

I'm calling the cops.

And you're bulletproof. I need her.

some soup tonight.

Smells good.

You are pathetic.

You know that? You are pathetic.

Sorry, I didn't mean that. I didn't mean that. Just grow up. Why don't you just

grow up?

How much longer do I have to keep doing this?

He's good.

Eat your soup. That's it.

Just eat your soup.

Just be proud of yourself. Watch Danny for me. You are nothing but a spineless

coward. I'm sorry. Did that hurt you?

You have a brother named Neil who lives with you. Yes or no?

You stop, Dan.

Do you hear me? You stop it.

She will never hurt you again.

I will lose.

You are not alone.

And you are not crazy.

Then I will never let them hurt you again.

I'll take that.

You were right about Neil.

Oh, honey, look at you.

Oh. Oh.

Yes.

I hate when something like this happens to you.

So sweet.

So beautiful.

You know, I think the world would be a better place if we didn't have men.

No kidding.

Do you really think that?

I think I do.

Like you don't feel this way?

No, I don't feel this way.

Oh, fine.

I just needed a friend tonight.

Michael Galvin was murdered tonight.

Trevor's dead.

You should play games with me.

You lying witch!

Possibly seen my brother.

I'm kind of a one bag, a carry -on bag kind of guy.

It's a lot to inspect.

The world would be a better place without me.

How's it?

Tell them it wasn't me. You know I wouldn't kill anybody.

Where's Allison?

Who are you?

Is that you doing in her bed?

Where is she?

I don't know.

You're not supposed to be here.

She said she doesn't want to see you anymore.

Yeah, well, from the looks of it, she won't see you either.

Look, I didn't mean to scare you, right?

Want a cigarette?

You want anything?

This conversation's feeling a little one -sided to me.

So what happened between you two tonight anyway, huh?

Wouldn't you like to know?

All right.

We clearly got off on the wrong foot.

What do you say we just stop, we both put our guards down a little bit, and we

would just have a little man -to -man here?

You know, when I first met you, I thought you were gay.

But now I just think you're stupid. Well, see, there you go again now. You

my feeling.

Just the one.

You like to flirt, don't you?

You flirt with me.

You flirt with Allison.

What else do you do with her?

It's none of your business.

You say I'm making my business, huh?

I'm making my business. You might like it, huh? You're not my type. Oh, yeah?

that right? Let me tell you something. You don't know why.

Your voice is getting a little rough.

You didn't get rough, huh? Let me tell you something.

I can smell it right here.

Where's Ann?

She's not in yet.

Megan, did you turn off my alarm?

He came in through the window.

I tried to wake you up.

I gotta go.

He never came by for your printout.

Oh, he did?

Yeah.

He said it was important.

First a kiss.

Yes, Detective Bell and Homicide.

I'd like you to find a Neil Patterson for me.

I'll send over the stats.

If you can't find a listing for him, check hotels, credit cards, that kind of

thing. Yeah, everything.

Thanks a lot. Bye.

Dispatch to Detective Bell.

Bell. Call just came in for you, Detective.

A 187 downtown on Washington and Main.

Copy that.

Anything on that lifting for Neil Patterson?

Nothing yet, sir.

Nothing, huh?

All right, then give me an address for Dan Patterson right away. We've got him

on file.

Yes, sir.

Is this

the man you saw her with?

You sure?

100%. Thank you.

All right, get an APB out of this guy. That's a Neil Patterson. Send a couple

cars over to his brother's place, Dan Patterson, at 1796 Maple Street,

108.

Proceed with caution. This guy's armed and dangerous.

Thanks.

This is Detective Bell. This is Neil Patterson.

All right. You call me when you get this message. Thanks.

It's the police! Open up!

This is Neil Patterson.

Hi,

I'm not here to take your call. You know the routine.

Ms. Davis, this is Detective Bell.

If you're there, please pick up. It's very important. I need to talk to you.

It's about your friend Neil. He's very dangerous. You need to avoid all

Please call me at 555 -1111. Detective? Oh, thank God you're there. Now, listen.

I've got some bad news.

Your friend, Ann Rich, she was murdered last night by Neil.

What? Yeah, we've got an eyewitness who saw them walking together near the crime

scene. Now, listen.

He's also wanted for the murder of his parents.

You may be in serious danger here.

Did you hear me?

Yeah.

Now, once you stay in your apartment, lock the door and don't open it for

anybody but me. Okay?

Okay. I'll be right there.

You know, if we hadn't met you, none of this would be happening right now.

You expecting somebody?

All righty.

Don't be okay.

Allison, it's Detective Bell.

Please, you're going to be here in a second.

Oh, I don't think so.

What did he say? He said, uh, lock the door and stay put.

If I didn't say anything else about it, the cops come.

Does Dan know you're doing this?

Don't you say my brother's name.

Because Dan wouldn't want you to hurt me.

What did I just tell you, Mom?

What did I just tell you?

Did your daddy beat you, Allison?

Because my daddy beat us.

He beat us like mangy dogs.

I tried to protect Dan.

But there was no way I could.

And then my father took it too far with me.

And then Dan.

Dan set him straight.

Dan set both of them straight.

So we will not allow a whore like you to break his heart.

Now get your sorry butt up.

Stop it.

Dad.

Allison.

You don't want to do this, Dan.

Because I love you, Dan.

Shut your mouth.

What do you say, Daniel, huh?

Should we have her one last time?

Or just go ahead and kill her and get it over with? Let me go.

Yeah.

See, my job is to protect Danny.

I don't mind hurting people.

All right?

Get me, you sick monster.

I'm going to break every bone in your...

Allison?

Then no.

I loved you, Rose.

It's going to be okay.

Okay.

Okay.

It's going to get better.

Well, after that laugh that fell from the parents, Neil probably tried to

protect his brother from getting hurt and was paralyzed in the pocket.

Dan... been unable to accept that his brother was for all intents and purposes

gone.

So in order to give him back his life, he became him.

Well, at least part of the time.

God, but they were so different.

Well, what's really fascinating is that the Neil side of his personality seems

to have disappeared.

Maybe Neil died in the fall.

And maybe, due to his feelings for you, he's been asking for you.

No, go on. I can't do it to you.

Peter.

Alfred.

Neil did, Alfred.

He did.

Rise and relax.

Can you try again, please?

It's a waste of time.

Can you please just try?

Anything?

No.

I'll never move again, will I?

You're lucky to be alive.

Yes, you are