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Yeah.

Yeah, my bus. Has anybody seen the Greyhound?

Bus leaves in five minutes.

The pictures of your daughter are just so adorable.

Could I have those pictures back now? Because we've got-- Oh, really?

- Just not going to-- - Excuse me.

Wait till I tell you what happened.

Excuse me. I'm sorry.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

I don't really know why she did it.

- Yeah, see you tomorrow. - Excuse me.

What was I suppose to--?

- I can't do that. - Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Karen.

Karen, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you.

We had an appointment. Did you forget?

No. No, I didn't forget.

How'd you know I'd be here? Are you having me followed?

Of course not. I phoned the school. Told me you were going to your mother.

I know the bus you take.

- Now, if we can sign these papers-- - I'm not signing anything.

Think I don't know what's going on?

Nothing's going on except business as usual.

Oh, yeah. The business of trying to scare me out of my wits.

How much did you pay the men to trash my apartment, Mitchell?

What are you talking about?

Karen, listen to yourself. This is crazy.

No one's trying to harm you.

You stay away from me, understand? You both stay away from me.

Karen.

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Hi, honey.

You're gonna die today, Karen.

- Keep away from me. - I'm sorry, it was an accident.

Excuse me. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

- Hey, hey. Excuse me. - My lord.

Get my ticket. Hurry up.

- I'm gonna cut your throat out, baby. - No.

Hey.

The grandson of Kwai Chang Caine walks out of the past.

But I want to fight.

Yes. So did your great-grandfather when he was your age.

He teaches his son wisdom at a Shaolin Temple.

An evil force destroyed that temple.

Father and son each believed the other had perished.

Fifteen years later, they were reunited.

Now Caine faced new challenges...

...and his son grew up.

Look, I'm not my father. I don't do kung fu.

I'm a cop. That's who I am, that's what I do.

I am Caine.

I will help you.

Just like you told me, Mr. Caine. I boiled it in water...

...had him drink a glass of it, rubbed it on his bad hamstring and:

Like magic.

The kid played the whole damn game. Scored 22 points.

That is good?

No.

Somebody help me. Help me, mister.

He's got a knife. He said he was gonna kill me.

Knife? What're you talking about, lady? I don't have any knife.

Can you not see you are frightening this woman?

I'm just trying to catch a bus.

I never saw this lady before in my life. She's crazy.

Give me one of these.

What? What the hell's going on here?

That woman is in danger of her life.

Are you sure about this?

I am certain.

Okay. Come on in.

Hang on to this for me.

Finish it up.

You're not gonna get away from us.

Hey! Stop!

Police.

- What are you doing? You must be crazy. - Police.

I want everybody to move to the back. Let's go. Now.

Hey. These are my passengers. There's nothing happening here.

- Hey, you got the wrong-- - Are you finished? Back. Let's go.

Jeez.

- Hey, get off of me. - This is a bus.

- Okay. Who's making the threats here? - He. He is.

He said he was gonna kill me.

This woman's nuts. I don't even know who she is.

He's got a knife under his coat.

Hey, check it out. There's nothing happening here.

- Nothing there. What did I tell you? - We don't have to be subjected to this.

- This woman is insane. - I am not insane.

He said that I couldn't get away from them. That one of them would kill me.

It's not just me trying to get you, it's a conspiracy.

- Now everyone's trying to kill you? - Do this somewhere else.

- I'm a bus driver. I've got places to go. - All right.

- Are we gonna get there on time? - You're coming with me. You, too.

Now wait a damn minute. I'm not going.

- Let's go. - I don't like that kind of language.

You're gonna be hearing from me, okay?

I'm sorry. I'm sorry about it.

- This is a bus. It's not a pool hall. - I'm sorry for all your passengers.

- Jeez. - First bad weather, and now this.

This is a cute stunt, Peter. I've got the president of the Transit Authority...

...on the phone for half an hour.

He's telling me you endangered people's lives--

I had to stop the bus.

Why didn't you throw yourself in front of it?

That's funny.

Very funny.

What would you do if my father told you somebody was in danger?

I know. I know. I would listen to him.

So, what are you telling me, you believe her?

Well, I know she's scared.

And just looking at that guy, I know he's not clean.

Yeah, but now he's out there talking about...

...suing the police department for harassment.

Here.

Karen Kaden.

- She's been here before this? - Yeah, she's been here.

She's called in 30 times in the past two months.

Prowlers...

...peeping Toms...

...breaking and entering, death threats.

- Nothing checked out. - No.

- This Paul guy, what about him? - Not so much as an unpaid traffic ticket.

I don't even know your name.

I am Caine.

Karen.

I guess your son got into a lot of trouble for trying to help me.

It is a position with which he is not entirely unfamiliar.

You do believe me, don't you?

I feel your danger.

They come when I'm asleep.

They go through my things.

I wake up and I see shadows and shapes, and then...

...there's nobody there.

People whisper threats in the streets.

They follow me.

They seem to know where I'm going before I do.

I think they wanna kill me.

Who would want to harm you?

I'm not sure.

I don't know. It just doesn't make any sense.

None of it makes any sense.

How long has this been going on?

About three or four months.

And you have sought no help?

Oh, yes.

I called the police.

This very precinct, in fact.

I only live four blocks from here.

You see, I'm their resident crackpot.

I ask for help, but nobody listens.

I know that this is hard to believe, but I swear it's the truth.

Truth is blinding.

It illuminates the darkness.

It eclipses stealth.

It reveals the lies that appear to us as reality.

How is it that you can make me feel so calm in the midst of all this?

I am a priest.

They vandalized your home.

The police will confirm that.

Will that not verify your fears?

Okay. Let's get this place put back together.

Come on. We need to move it.

I'll take care of things upstairs.

Karen, my dear. Thank God you're safe.

I was worried sick when I heard.

You needn't concern yourself, Mitchell. I'm fine.

After all, what are a few more death threats?

I know you've been under a terrible strain.

Your father's illness, family tragedies, but that's all over now.

You're going to be well looked after.

I'm doing just fine.

Thanks to my friend.

And you are?

I am Caine.

I don't know how you assisted Karen, Mr. Caine...

...but I can assure you that you have both my gratitude...

...and that of the entire Kaden family.

I'm gonna send an officer to your apartment, Miss Kaden.

Oh, no, no, no. I don't wanna go back there.

Besides, the place is wrecked.

I sent my chief of detectives over there. He just called in.

Your apartment is not wrecked.

Everything seems to be in order.

Well, chalk up another round to Mr. Mitchell.

Oh, please, let's not start these absurd accusations again, Karen.

No, no. I'm not-- I'm not going home.

- I'll go out of town for a while. - I'm afraid that will have to wait.

- Who are you? - I'm John Mitchell.

President of Kaden Enterprises and trustee of the family estate.

I'm afraid Miss Kaden has an appointment to keep...

...before she can go anywhere.

Appointment? What is this? What are you talking about?

Can we please get out of here?

I'm afraid you have a date with the courthouse first.

Courthouse?

What are you talking about?

What have you done, Mitchell?

It's for your own good, Karen. It's a simple hearing.

What kind of a hearing, damn it?

A commitment hearing. It's for psychiatric evaluation.

Don't let them take me, Caine.

I'm afraid you have no choice, Karen.

Miss Kaden was very obviously frightened.

I'm a police officer. I'm trained to know when I see real fear and when I don't.

It did look as if this guy was stalking.

I know they didn't find a knife on the man...

...but I truly believe that Miss Kaden's life was in danger.

Why is it that they believe you and they don't believe me?

I am older...

...and perhaps wiser.

Miss Kaden...

...I just cannot ignore this alarming record...

...of unsubstantiated emergency calls...

...uncorroborated accusations and irrational public behavior.

I must tell you, at this moment, I'm leaning towards recommending--

Your Honor, excuse me.

But I feel that I have to say something on my own behalf.

Please do.

Anything.

I don't know how to explain the things that have been going on in my life.

But I do know I'm not imagining them.

Somebody wants the world to believe that I'm going insane.

Do you have anything else to add?

Any kind of substantiated evidence?

Evidence? No.

Insight. Yes.

I have always tried to live my life like a caring, responsible human being.

I put myself through college on an academic scholarship.

I have a great job.

I work with disabled kids in the community.

I love animals and pizza and Tanya Tucker.

I don't smoke. I don't drink much, except for very good wine.

I take lovers one at a time, I don't spit, and I cannot walk past garbage...

...without picking it up and putting it in the trash can.

I'm proud of the choices that I've made in my life.

And I think that they should count for something.

Yes, I am occasionally frightened and confused...

...and I hope and I dream, but that does not make me insane.

Your Honor, a noble speech does not change the truth.

You think I need help.

Well, so do I.

But committing me is not the answer.

We're not having you committed, Karen. It's an evaluation.

Your Honor...

...may I speak?

Please, Mr. Caine.

If she were to be...

...committed...

...would that not mean isolation from public view...

...no phone calls, no visitors?

That's standard, yes.

If she is isolated...

...then how will you know...

...if the harassment ceases?

Whether it was not simply because she is isolated.

I'm afraid I don't get your point.

Without phones, there can be no threatening phone calls.

If no one can reach her, then the death threats would stop.

Her problems are...

...in her normal life.

That is where the truth would be discovered.

What are you suggesting?

Let her stay in her apartment.

Bring the psychiatrists there.

Let them see what she sees.

Let them hear what she hears.

If that is not possible...

...I will be there.

Your Honor, with all due respect to Mr. Caine...

...we feel strongly that Karen should be removed from the environment...

...in which she finds herself at risk.

It's only common sense.

And Mr. Caine is not a psychiatrist.

No.

Just a priest.

Thank you.

I'm going to find in favor of the respondent...

...and recommend Mr. Caine's suggestion to the evaluating doctors.

Miss Kaden, you're free to go.

How can I ever thank you?

You've given me my life back.

It was never missing.

Bye.

No!

Someone help! Help me! No!

No.

Pop, Pop, Pop. Hold it, hold it, hold it.

She's out of her mind.

We pass her, she freaks and starts hitting us.

He's lying. They threatened me.

Did I not see you both at the bus station yesterday?

- What bus station? - We were in classes all day.

She's dangerous, man.

They threatened me.

In light of these circumstances, Miss Kaden...

...I'm afraid I have no other recourse...

...than to commit you to the psychiatric unit of the County General Hospital...

...for a two week evaluation period.

I'm very sorry.

Pop.

Dad, sorry.

I'll get into this. I'll run Mitchell through the computer, see what I can find.

By then it will be too late.

It's just an evaluation. She'll do fine. They'll release her.

- Everything's gonna be okay. - She will not be safe.

In an institution? Come on.

If she goes in, she will not come out alive.

This is mandated by the courts. There's nothing I can do.

There is something that I can do.

He wants me to commit him.

Why'd he wait so long?

- I'm serious. - All right.

- You want my help on this? - Look at it this way.

We'll have a man on the inside.

Karen's gonna have somebody to protect her, a bodyguard. It's our secret.

- That's breaking the law. - It's bending, captain. We do that.

You do that.

I had a good teacher.

You know, your father is the only person in the world who believes...

...that she needs a bodyguard.

How many times has he been right?

If he's right this time, we've got somebody to protect her.

How's he gonna convince them that he needs psychiatric evaluation?

Forget I asked that, all right?

As far as I'm concerned, the whole family is certifiable.

That a yes?

I can make some calls.

Get out, please. Both of you.

Do not be afraid.

So I really don't wanna go back before I'm ready.

Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Okay.

Sorry, I have to go now.

You wait here. The doctor will be right with you.

Thank you, doctor, for my shoe.

- Don't touch me. I said don't touch me. - Hi, sweetie.

They've got that lime Jell-O pudding after dinner.

It's all right.

You just keep away from me.

- Keep away. - Get that off of my shoe.

- So you see what I'm trying to say? - No, no. You don't understand.

She hates me.

I'm gonna kill her like this:

Stab her.

Oh, my God.

- We're really here. - I love shock treatment.

Yes, I know. She was committed this morning.

Are you sure?

Describe him.

Yeah.

There's no way there are two people who could match that description.

Keep me informed.

Caine has had himself committed to the institution.

- Get real. - I'd say Mr. Caine is very real.

A very real threat.

He's there to protect Karen.

I'll get a court order, have him removed.

Oh, if he's in there, he's pulled some strings of his own.

No. He's not leaving.

He won't be able to leave.

Mitchell here.

You now have two targets.

What are you talking about?

Murder.

The fee's doubled.

Yeah. The girl dies tonight.

So does Caine.

I can't let you do this.

You're my advisor. My friend.

My accomplice.

Now, you just do your job and guard my back.

That's what I pay you for.

I like Karen. I've always liked Karen. I--

- I won't let you do this. - There's nothing you can do about it.

The wheels are rolling, Bob.

Can't stop them now.

- I wanna watch.... - Mr. Caine and Karen, right?

Father and daughter, right?

Of course you are. I can see the family resemblance right away.

So psychotic tendencies, paranoia, schizophrenic reactions.

How long has this irrational behavior been going on?

- For quite a while. - Yes. Yes, I can see that.

You'll be amazed at what shock therapy can do these days.

Kick a few volts through, you'll be right as rain.

Your condition, however, will require somewhat more drastic measures.

More drastic?

Thank you, Cap.

I'm afraid it's time for Dr. Miller to retire again.

This is Cap. He'll be your doctor, you plumber, you cab driver...

...and anyone else you need while you're here. He's harmless.

I know.

You knew that?

Thanks.

We used to have a whole orientation program here.

It was slashed with the latest cutbacks.

Now, are you gonna take that?

- Yes. Thank you. - Hey, Cap.

You're in big Dutch, loudmouth.

You're playing doctor.

You're breaking the rules. Well, I ought to lay you out.

- Dervish, give him another chance. - All right.

But that's the last one.

It's the 10th round and you're on the ropes.

Right. Now, look, I want both of you to go back to your ward.

I'm trying to welcome our new residents.

Welcome.

- Welcome. - Welcome.

Stop.

Let him go.

He's from the town.

I caught him stealing this from our temple.

Thank you, Master Khan.

You are poor?

You hope to trade this urn for money?

Then why?

Here.

Take this.

As a gift.

Thank you.

Why did you let him leave?

What was wrong with him?

His mind...

...was clouded with many thoughts.

When he saw the urn...

...the thoughts merged together into one.

I do not know why.

But he is then a man at peace.

Why did you thank him?

A man at peace...

...must be respected.

But his mind is not disciplined.

He has not worked to find peace.

Worked much harder than either of us, my son.

All right, gentlemen, let's let Dr. Mims continue with his indoctrination.

Cap, I need a ride. You got that cab fired up?

You bet. Meter's off when you're the passenger.

Dervish, want a ride?

Makes me sleepy.

I'm sorry, I'll try keep the troops at bay.

Thank you. Do I know you?

I'm Alice Beamon. I've been on the staff a week.

Oh, I'm sorry. I've been too busy to welcome you.

Now, be sure and look after Mr. Caine and Miss Kaden.

Help!

I can't handle him!

Help! We need help here! It's Thor. He's been wild all morning.

He missed his medication, I don't know how it happened.

- It's all right, nurse. Go on. - Okay.

He's out of control.

- Way to go. - I could've dropped him.

He will have a slight headache, but there will be no other adverse effects.

Back off, pal. Lay a hand on another patient, you get your fingers broken.

He did us a favor.

Now, that's enough, Gregg.

All right, people, the excitement's over. Let's clear the halls.

Nurse, you carry on.

Well, you certainly made an impact on your first day.

I had no choice.

All right, Claude, time to come back to the real world.

Let's go back to the ward.

Say hello to Mr. Caine. He's gonna be your neighbor.

Watch your step.

If he doesn't like the way you vomit, he'll put you on your back.

All right, that's enough of that talk.

Be at peace.

Do not let your fears become your thoughts.

Let's go, Claude.

All right, let's get started. Follow me.

I'm scared.

I know.

You gotta get me out of this place.

I promise we will leave here together.

Three months ago, old man Kaden is hospitalized.

Mitchell becomes his sole executor.

There. Copies of the private bank statements.

How'd you get those? Don't tell me.

Mitchell is bleeding Karen's uncle's company dry.

There are the hospital records that only Mitchell has seen.

The old man's terminally ill.

Copy of the will. Don't ask.

- Two heirs before Karen. - Go on.

Brother Tom, dies in a skiing accident.

A report says avalanche. But it only fell on him.

- The second heir? - Cousin Gemma.

OD'd two weeks ago.

She's in a rehab center. I talked to them, she's doing great.

They can't believe she OD'd. Leaves Karen as the sole heir.

She dies, the money goes to the estate. We know who controls that.

What do we do?

- It's all circumstantial. - Well, that's never stopped us before.

I might have enough to get a phone tap on Mitchell.

- I need more than that. - I knew you were gonna say that.

- I need a favor. - I was afraid of that.

Harry's in trouble.

All right.

Everyone, time to go back to our sections.

Pleasant dreams. See you all tomorrow at group.

You can come with me, Karen.

Why? Where are we going?

The women have their own sleeping sections. I'll take you there.

Do not be afraid. I will be close.

It's all right.

- See you tomorrow. - He hasn't introduced himself.

The new resident has to introduce himself. That's the rules.

It's been a long day, Cap. Mr. Caine will be here tomorrow.

- I think we can break the rules this once. - You can't break the rules.

Nobody can break the rules.

Without rules, it's chaos, that's why we have them.

I can take him. I can take him.

We do have a custom here of new residents introducing themselves...

...and explaining why they're here or why they believe they're here.

- Would you mind? - I do not mind.

This should be interesting.

I am here to be with a friend who has fears.

You don't have fears?

Oh, yes, of course. Many, but small.

Fragmented.

Tiny terrors can be examined.

It can be held in the hand. Broken.

Only when all the fears come together...

...will they become overwhelming.

I love it when he talks like this.

Your file says that you're suffering from paranoia. That you...

...think people are trying to harm you. Is that what you're afraid of?

Enemies are old friends.

When you embrace your fears, they are diminished.

Yes, right. Very insightful.

Thank you for sharing that with us.

Well, time to turn in. See you all in the morning.

Made perfect sense to me.

- You spoke the truth. - Yeah.

Never speak the truth to the doctors.

Like Dervish says, it'll get you in bad Dutch.

Thank you for the warning.

Cap is looking out for you.

I wish you had cleaned your room so well when you were living at the temple.

How'd you recognize me? I'm in disguise.

Yes, undercover. You are here to warn me.

I got word from the hospital.

Karen's uncle isn't expected to make it through the evening.

That means that Karen isn't either.

Or you.

I will be on my guard.

That's not good enough.

You're going home. I can take it from here.

I'll just--

Pop, don't do this to me.

Do not be afraid.

You are safe.

Thank God it's you.

What are you doing here?

I wanted you to know that I am close. That I can reach you.

So you need not fear now.

Thank you, Caine.

You're off limits, Caine.

I'm gonna rip your head off.

I need some help here right now!

There's good news and there's bad news.

The good news is all the quiet rooms are occupied.

The bad news, I'm gonna have to double you up.

You can cool off in there, tough guy, but you better be quiet.

You don't wanna wake your roommate.

Mr. Caine, I'm appalled that you've been subjected to this kind of indignity.

You would've been better off staying out of something...

...that was none of your business in the first place.

It was him, Thor. He's the one who hurt you. Get him.

I have not hurt you.

- Why haven't we heard from her yet? - We will.

It's a shame really.

Karen and I could've got to know each other.

It would've been good for her.

All right, Claude. You'll give this injection to Karen.

It's a lethal dose.

Make sure no one hears her cries.

He has him on the ropes.

His legs are like rubber. He's throwing in the towel.

Hey, hey, hey. I can't spar with you. You're the champ.

All right, all right. Listen. Hey.

Hey, hey, hey. Listen. Listen. I need your help, okay, champ?

Look, maybe you can help me.

Caine, do you know him?

Yeah, sure.

- He's got a mean right cross. - Yeah.

More like a mean right foot.

- I know what I'm doing. - Kill the girl now.

- I'll make sure you're not disturbed. - Right.

Where is he?

You're a cop, right?

So much for the undercover.

Yeah, I'm a cop. That's right.

Caine's my father.

Nurse Beamon. She's the one who will tell you.

Nurse Beamon?

Smiles and treacle while she's twisting the knife in your back.

You can see it in her eyes. Dead behind the laughter.

Cold.

The Ice Maiden.

- You guys like any of these nurses here? - I like most of them.

I checked her out. She's a fraud.

Dr. Mims, he's too busy taking care of the crazy people to notice.

She put your father into a quiet room with a psychotic patient.

Against the rules.

When? Where?

I don't know. They're all in the right wing.

Follow me.

Okay, I'm deputizing you guys.

Mitchell, I've dealt with Caine.

I'm on my way to assist with the second target.

- In a straitjacket? - Nobody knew what he was doing here.

- How violent is this patient? - King Kong is gentler.

It was binding.

- There she is. - What are you doing out of your rooms?

She's got a gun. Very slim little number. Very stylish.

Let me search her.

I thought that only happened in Westerns.

Yeah, well I was born in the wrong era. Let's go.

She's wired. Just like I thought.

She's not a nurse.

- Hired by Mitchell. - Get us out of here. Quick.

Police. I'll fire.

Good evening, Mr. Mitchell.

You'd have to be a little crazy for us to find you here, wouldn't you?

You will not harm her.

- So it is you. - He's too big for you, Caine.

Let me take him.

Left, right. Come on, big guy.

- Please, my friend. - He'll hurt you. Let me take him.

- Be my backup. - You got it.

Cap's looking after you.

We did it. Knocked him out.

Poor little guy. Thinks he's back in the ring.

Not entirely sane, you know.

We'll take it from here, officer.

- Think you boys can handle it? - No sweat.

Oh, God.

Tell me that it's really over?

It is over.

Why would they let me go and keep someone as sane as your father?

First of all, nobody said my father was sane.

Secondly, they're not keeping him, just interviewing him.

I've had those interviews. They can be very confusing.

- They try to trick you. - Trust me.

Houdini couldn't trick my father.

On the other hand, he may be showing them kung fu...

...while they're preparing a padded room for him.

Let's get some air.

Now, what was that you said about harmony?

It is a path we all share.

Even the most chaotic mind seeks it out...

...and finds a way to make peace with the world.

We all do that.

- Well, we are all a little bit crazy. - Yes.

See, I was never worried. I mean, not really.

Caine, should the need arise, is there somewhere I can get a hold of you?

Come to Chinatown.

Ask for Caine.

He can help you.

Karen was worried they might keep you in there, but I know you're really sane.

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