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- I shouldn't even have this.

It's not right anyway.

Do you even know what I'm talking about?

- No, sir.

- [Roth] Genevieve, how long have you worked

at this hospital?

- Just over two years.

- Damn it.

So none of it meant anything to you,

the time I spent teaching you

how to do this job the right way?

- Oh, it did.

I made a mistake. I'm sorry.

- Your mistake cost this hospital a lot.

Not only that,

but your mistake, it ended that young woman's life.

What does it mean to you, life and death?

What does it mean to you, Genevieve, life and death?

- You think I don't know about life and death?

I already know.

- There's something behind your eyes

that I want to know.

I started drinking again.

- Why are you telling me this?

- [Roth] Why am I telling you this?

- [Genevieve] Why are you telling me this?

Go tell Barb.

- Barb? - Your wife.

- Do not bring up Barb. You think I still love Barb?

- I think so

because why is she showing up on my doorstep?

I have nothing to do with you. I'm not involved with you.

- You're not involved with me.

- Just because you sent me a couple texts.

I didn't even reply.

Go back to Barb.

- Can't you feel the energy of it all?

Can't you feel the energy of it all?

It's like we work here

and it's the healing moment, right?

This is a kind of a zone of healing, is it not?

- Dr. Roth, I have bigger things to worry about.

If this is you firing me,

then fire me.

- No, no, no, no, no.

- I've got a lot on plate.

I've got a lot going on.

I might not even live in this state anymore

in the next 30 days.

- Please don't say that.

Genevieve, I'm not firing you. I'm not firing you.

This is not about that.

Okay, listen, we can make the dead body go away.

That's fine. - No, it's not that.

It's not that.

- What is it then?

- It's not that.

- You're just pulling at my heart.

You can't even see the obvious.

- I know about the experiments.

- You didn't tell anybody about that.

Why are you laughing about that?

Why are you laughing about it, huh?

Why are you laughing about the experiments?

- [Genevieve] The horrors.

- Stop, stop. Get a hold of yourself now.

Stop it. Get ahold of yourself.

- [Genevieve] It happened in the West Wing.

- No. No.

- [Genevieve] And I saw it.

- Look at me.

- I was there

and I saw it. - Look at me.

- Dr. Roth, I didn't tell a soul.

I didn't tell a single soul.

And you know, I thought you knew I knew.

I thought that's why you, you know-

- This is not good.

- Let me get away with things.

I didn't know there was some ulterior motive.

- Hmm. This is not good.

Listen, I don't want you

to bring up the experiments again, okay?

I don't want to have to deal with that.

I don't want to have to deal with the consequences of that.

This hospital doesn't need that kind of drama.

- Oh, but it needs homunculus?

It needs pregnant women in the West Wing?

Pregnant with things that you don't even understand?

- Are you saying something about my,

about my seed?

Are you saying something about my

or how I try-

- That's not what I said. - To bring life

into this hospital. - It's not your seed in there.

That's not your seed in there.

I saw.

- [Roth] You saw?

- I saw.

Scales and horns, that's your seed?

And you have an even bigger secret.

- Genevieve, this hospital was built on a secret.

Do you know what used to be in this very space?

Have you heard about it? I'm sure you have.

- No.

- You should be happy you get to wear this uniform

because the scumbags that came before you,

you know what they wore at this place?

Do you know what they called it?

You know what they called it?

- What'd they call it?

- They called it The Bikini Clinic.

Can you believe that? The Bikini clinic.

A bunch of half naked women in bikinis.

- Get away from me.

- I love you.

- No, you don't. - Yes, I do.

- No, you don't. - Yes, I do.

- You love that I'm weak.

You love that I'm weak enough to not say a word

and brush everything under the rug

while you're here doing crimes against humanity.

- Crimes against humanity? Crimes against humanity?

Those are not crimes against humanity, my dear.

My love for you is different.

It's a little unnatural, I understand

if you think about the experiments and all of that.

I get it.

I understand you're scared

but I can offer you something other people can't offer you.

- What's that? - Oh God. I said too much.

- What is that? What can you possibly offer me?

- Freedom.

Freedom from Tom, your lover.

That son of a bitch.

- Tom isn't my lover.

- Who's your lover then? Rick?

Dr. Rick.

- Darlene is my lover.

Darlene.

- What? - Yeah, that's right.

Darlene is.

- [Roth] Wait, no, it can't be.

You are...

- [Genevieve] I'm gay.

- What about me?

- I am gay.

Do you understand?

- Genevieve, I don't care

if you are gay or you're straight

or you are anything in between.

My love surpasses

every boundary. - No, no, no.

Do you know what gay means?

It means I don't like men.

You are a man.

And I know that

if anyone in this town found that out about me,

I would be kicked out.

I'd be exiled.

You know what?

I don't care if you know,

because I know something worse about you.

- [Roth] What?

- Are you serious?

- [Roth] Yes.

- The experiments that you're running illegally.

- Get out.

Get out. Out!

Experiments.

- This is the last time that you mess with me.

- Ouch.

I think your shift is over for now.

I need to rest a little bit.

Let's continue this conversation later.

- I don't think you'll be seeing much of me.

Do you know what was in that tube?

- [Roth] No. What?

- XR 13. Your latest experiment.

I saw what it did to that man.

- Damn it.

Go, leave.

- I'm still expecting my check on Friday.

(breath rasping)

- Goddammit. This is the vitals.

Take the folder. Take this one.

We don't have time. We don't have time.

- [Barb] What does he need? What does he need?

- I don't even know. Hold on.

Shoot. Damn it.

Genevieve gave me that last injection of XR 13.

That's what he needs.

- [Barb] Where's it? Where is it?

- [Roth] No, she gave it to me. The injection.

- What?

- I don't know.

Grab the modulator. Grab the modulator.

The defibrillator for the heart.

Think of the heart. It's in the hall.

Hold on.

Sir, can you hear me?

(breath rasping)

What?

Okay, no, no, no, no, no.

That's not gonna be...

- Here, here, here. - That's not gonna work.

- It's not gonna work? - Shoot.

No, I'm not talking about that.

I'm talking about something else.

This one. Gimme this.

- Go, go, go, go, go.

- Shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot.

If she wouldn't have shot me up with that stupid junk.

Okay, Barb.

- Wait, what? - It doesn't even work.

Is this a remote charge?

It's a remote charge, right?

- Yes, yes, yes.

- Good. Hold on.

Cue it up. Ready?

Come on, dude.

Was that supposed to work?

- [Barb] Yes. Go again.

- God, it's not working. Who is this guy?

Goddammit.

If we don't save him, it's gonna be the third one this week.

- No, we will.

Come on, come on, come on.

- I've got too much on my mind.

I can't stop thinking about...

Ah, never mind.

Barb, I can't get you involved in this.

- What? Not now.

- [Roth] There's things I haven't told you, Barb.

- Oxygen mask.

- A lot of things, Barb.

He doesn't need it.

- Keeping it on standby.

- Barb, there's things that we need to talk about,

about you and I.

- What? Seriously now?

- I don't know if I can save his life.

- He's allergic to half the medication

if you would've read the folder.

- Damn it. We never read the folders.

Here. Scan him with this.

It's not working.

Barb, how long have we been married?

- Four years?

- Four years.

And in all that time, have you noticed the long hours

I've spent at this hospital?

- [Barb] Yes.

- Have you noticed the phone calls late at night?

- Yes. Is now really the time for this?

- The trips, business trips, conferences,

seminars on neurosurgery?

- Yes.

- Does any of it make sense to you?

- Yes.

- Are you still trying to save his life?

- Yes.

You're just gonna let him die?

- I'm not letting him die.

I'm trying to figure out what to do.

Okay, look at me.

Look at me. Look at me.

Look at me, damn it!

Open your eyes. Open your eyes.

Good. What you're seeing now is probably very, very special.

You're getting a glimpse,

getting a glimpse at God

at the beautiful...

- [Barb] Hold him still.

- You got away so soft.

- [Barb] Hold him still.

- He's not really moving.

Wait, did you get that from my office?

- Yes.

- Oh, shit. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.

- What?

- Let's pretend, let's pretend,

let's pretend that didn't happen.

- [Barb] What?

- Never mind. Nothing, nothing, nothing.

He just entered into a state of excruciating pain.

- I don't know.

- I'm sorry. That was not meant for that.

That was that defense contract thing I told you I had.

The pain's gonna intensify.

He must feel awful right now.

- Take that one off. Take that one off.

- It's off.

- I don't even know.

We need to check his vitals.

- Does he even have any vitals anymore?

What does it mean to have a vital?

What is vital about life or death?

Right. He's gone almost.

- [Barb] We're losing him. Come on.

- I think we've already lost him.

- Again, you have to.

- Is it worth it?

- Yes. - Alright.

Incoming!

I think I killed him.

Yeah, he's dead.

Poor guy.

You know, Barb, I'm so sorry about everything.

- [Barb] It's okay.

- You know.

- [Barb] It happens.

- It's not that, Barb. There's things I can't tell you yet.

- [Barb] What do you mean?

- [Roth] Things that we might never work out and figure out.

- [Barb] Like what?

- I don't know.

- [Barb] It's all good.

- He's gone limp as a man does.

Men go limp. That's what they do.

Men go limp.

It's a hard life. It's a hard pill to swallow.

You're here, you die.

You know, this used to be a clinic,

a real clinic, a real hospital, a real place of healing

and now I feel like everybody that comes here just dies.

Dying inside.

I open my hand. I close my hand.

My heart beats, my marriage of four years.

Genevieve has lost her mind by the way.

- She has? What do you mean?

- She was in my office

and she has this crazy notion that I'm in love with her.

- Genevieve? - Yes.

- But ginger.

- Why would she be under that impression?

- Well, she suffers

from some kind of disorder, I believe, neurological

that is triggering these kind of irrational effects in her.

Completely unrelated to what I was talking about earlier,

when that thing was still breathing.

- So what is you guys' relationship like?

- Strictly professional, my dear, as you know.

- What is leading her to believe there's anything more?

- She has this idea in her head

that I'm conducting experiments in this hospital.

Secret experiments.

And she even went so far as to plunge something into my arm.

She's crazy. She is out of her mind.

- What kind of experiments was she accusing you of?

- Well, lucky for us all, I didn't ask

because I don't want to get inside of her head, right?

That head, woo-hoo.

You know, let me tell you.

- Woo-hoo.

- Woo-hoo, right?

But listen, it's a funny thing we do here,

saving patients' lives.

Look at this one. Now, look at this face.

Come here. Come close.

Come close.

This is a face that used to know love.

That's a loving face right there.

Now it's just nothing.

Yeah, it looks like a rodent.

- [Barb] Cover it up. I don't wanna see this.

- Okay. Alright, let's get-

- I feel sick.

- Let's get the night staff in here

to take care of this, okay?

- Yeah. - I need to go to break room.

- Yeah. - Okay.

We're getting hit tonight with a lot.

- I know. - All right.

But Barb, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Just about everything, I'm so sorry.

- It's okay.

- Alright, bye.

And you,

you and your black socks, huh?

You're not gonna walk anywhere now

but I could certainly use these feet for my experiments.

I could use these feet, I could use these legs,

I could use your guts

and I could use your pretty little face.

Don't mind if I do.

- How you doing, girl?

- Hey.

Oh, it's been a crazy day.

I have this horrible migraine. Oh my God.

You know, I'm new here

so it's a lot, you know, to learn and-

- No, definitely. Sorry to hear that.

- How are you? What are you doing?

- Rough.

- Oh yeah, what happened?

- We lost another patient today.

- Oh no.

- And on top of that, it's the night shift

so I'm half asleep

and I just always feel like

being half asleep limits my performance

and then there's just thoughts racing in my head.

If I could have done anything differently

that could've helped them.

- Well, I'm sure you did everything you could.

You know, I know all the doctors and the whole...

- I like to think of that.

- Oh, another one.

Can you believe it?

Can you believe it? Another guy.

- I know.

- Yeah, even after that rodent, that guy, they call him.

Hi. How are you doing?

- I'm fine.

Just, you know, it's a lot to take in on first day.

- Basic checkup. Open your mouth.

Open your mouth. Good.

Okay, nose. Perfect.

Okay, eyes. How's your head?

- I have a migraine, but it's okay, I'll be fine.

- I have the perfect injection for that.

- Oh, no, no, no, no.

- [Roth] Are you sure?

- No, I'm good.

- [Roth] You don't like needles?

- Yeah, I can work with needles, but I don't like them.

- [Barb] Yeah, I feel the same way.

- [Roth] don't get me started about needles.

You know who stopped talking about needles?

It's that psychopath, Genevieve.

And I told you, honey, do not worry, okay?

I'm definitely not having an affair.

I definitely do not love her.

All that's a big lie.

- Genevieve. - That's what liars do,

lie all the time.

- This is Barb.

- I'm Kelly.

- Kelly, nice to meet you. I'm genevieve.

Yeah, it's a very interesting work environment here.

- Yes, says someone

who's constantly coming into the break room.

- And as he puts on a mask, right?

- I'm late for my surgery.

- Is that how you perform surgery?

- It's in the East Ward. The morgue?

I have to wear this when I go into the morgue.

- Why?

- Who said that? Who said why?

- Genevieve.

- Genevieve, seriously.

- You can't take me seriously.

- No, I know what goes down in the East Ward

and the West Wing.

- Do you need help?

- You do surgery to get that off.

- If you know, you should buy me a new one.

If you know what goes down in the East Ward

and the West Wing,

you better step up your work on that.

That's right. I'm gonna need that needle.

Don't believe I haven't forgotten about this arm.

And she injected me.

- With what?

- [Genevieve] I told you.

- Against your will?

- (indistinct)

- Well, nothing is gonna get between me

and Barb, my lovely wife.

- He's all yours though.

- [Barb] What did you say?

- He's all yours.

- Kelly. - Mm-hmm?

- I need to have a meeting with you in the East Ward.

I don't believe you've been to the morgue yet.

- (indistinct)

- Well, I'm on my way there right now.

- Oh, okay, so I need to follow you.

I'm sorry. Nice meeting you.

- [Barb] Yeah.

- Honey, I will see you later.

With a full shift, we have a full house.

Did you take care of those bodies?

- No, you said the people after us would do it.

later at night.

- Oh, I know somebody

that doesn't have anything special to do.

Why don't you go clean up that rodent man

who came in earlier tonight?

The truck driver, the stinky one?

And he died.

- Why don't I call a newspaper?

- Why don't I call the newspaper?

- Yeah.

- Why don't I call the newspaper?

- I'll share the photos that I have.

- She said photos? (laughs)

photos? How many photos do you have?

Photos of me?

How many photos do you have?

Everybody has photos.

Let's go. It's gonna be a long night.

Genevieve, okay.

I'll be calling you.

- Good night. - Toodles.

- So how long you been working here?

- This place? - Mm-hmm?

- Been here for quite some time.

- Okay.

- You know, this place used to be run

by three, what they call bikini nurses.

- What?

- Bikini nurses.

- Oh?

- Nurses that do their duties in a bikini.

- Oh wow.

- One of them looks like you.

But you know what happened is

they sold it to this artist.

He went crazy

and murdered them all.

You didn't hear about that?

- No. - Yeah.

Sliced them up.

I don't even want to tell you the details.

- Okay. - It's pretty nasty.

This is the East Ward by the way.

- [Kelly] Okay.

- Don't worry.

There's no nefarious spirits haunting these grounds.

It's a beautiful place. I love this place.

- Yeah, I don't believe in that stuff.

- Have I introduced you to the test subject?

- [Kelly] No.

- This is Billy.

This is Billy.

Now, as you can see, come down here, closely.

You see Billy's ocular region?

- [Kelly] Mm-hmm.

- [Roth] And it looks like,

go ahead and just feel around.

Have you ever...

Have they, did they teach you this in medical school?

- [Kelly] Yeah, but not that.

- [Roth] Do you wanna touch?

It's real, it's preserved.

Do you wanna touch it?

Good. Good, right?

- Yes.

- There are some cases where the eyeball actually has

to be removed from the body.

We deal with those cases here, of course.

Now in this case, Billy's obviously not a real human being,

but sometimes it is necessary,

as you can tell by this laceration, right?

It's necessary to sever.

And if we needed to do some neurosurgery,

we would remove the brain.

Now, Billy is a woman.

- Oh, wow. Beautiful dress.

- Yes.

Go ahead and hold her hands, please.

Feel the hands. Feel the hands, please.

- Which one?

- This is a hand. Go ahead.

Careful of the wires.

Now Billy's an interesting case

because Billy actually used to be robotic

in some ways is what I heard.

That's where the wiring comes from.

It was an experiment. - Is it an android?

- Well, could be an android.

Someone, I'm not sure who,

they said was doing some kind of experiments

around this hospital, possibly transforming human subjects

into non-human subjects.

Does that make sense? - Yeah.

- So I'm not sure where that story came from,

but Billy here, certainly,

certainly fits the bill.

It's the bill. Billy fits the bill.

Now, if you don't mind, let's do a quick energy transfer

on the cranial area.

Have you done one of those psychic energy transfers before?

- No. - It's pretty easy.

- What's psychic energy?

- A psychic energy transfer simply involves laying hands.

Laying hands.

Lay one hand here, one hand here.

Go ahead.

Mm-hmm. Yes.

And then I will lay the glove hand here.

We make this configuration

and we pulse the energy.

Are you ready? - I'm ready

What is this? What is this?

- We're going to transfer

whatever energy is inside Billy into us.

Yeah. It's kind of a way to recharge.

- I didn't know.

- Well, it'll probably help your headache.

Yeah, trust me, Kelly.

- I am sorry. I didn't sign up for that.

I don't want to transfer anything.

I'm a nurse.

What are you doing?

- Nothing.

Kelly.

- Is it okay if I take-

- [Roth] It's okay.

Don't move. Hold on, wait.

Where's your headache?

- Oh, no, I'm okay.

- [Roth] Yeah?

- Yeah. Hey, what are you doing?

- [Roth] Kelly, you can trust me.

- No, but we are working with the...

- Kelly, no, it's okay.

Kelly, this is a simple

surgical device. - Yeah, I know what it is.

- [Roth] I am a doctor.

Look at me. I am a doctor.

Do you or do you not trust

that I can take your headache away?

- I mean, I took Advil already.

- Kelly, I went to like seven years

of fricking medical school.

I can take away your headache.

- How?

- Well, that's what I'm trying to show you

if you let me. - By

putting scissors in my...

- No, no, no. Just can you trust me?

Yes or no?

- I just met you.

- I'm your boss. You can trust me.

- Okay.

- Good. Okay, good.

What I need you to do,

here, it's all very quick,

I need you to do this.

Put your head down just like this.

Just like this.

- What? - Yes, trust me.

Put your head down just like that, please.

- [Kelly] Can I call my friend?

- Not right now. After the procedure.

Head down gently.

- Excuse me.

What are you gonna do?

- I will show you that after you put your head down.

- Can you put those things down?

- Of course.

Put your head down.

Very good, all the way down. Very good.

Good, very good.

Good. Very good.

Okay.

And if we do this right,

you're not going to feel a thing.

(ominous music)

- [Kelly] What? What are you doing?

What?

- It's okay.

- [Kelly] Stop it.

- [Roth] Ready?

- Let me go. What are you doing?

- I'm just gonna take the headache away.

Just take the headache away.

- What?

(Kelly gasps)

- Down you go. Just like that.

Just like that.

Right, Billy? Another one for the experiments. (laughs)

Nurse.

(Roth grunting)

(keys clacking)

Nurse Genevieve?

- [Genevieve] Yeah, doctor.

- I'm afraid we got off on the wrong foot earlier tonight.

You know, I've been a doctor here for how many years.

I still can't sit down on these stupid stools.

I'm afraid we got off on the wrong foot earlier.

I used to be a club owner. Did I tell you that?

- That doesn't surprise me.

- Well, that's a good thing.

I used to in a nightclub in Santa Monica, actually, seaside.

- Right.

- And it went out of business.

There were some allegations.

Ultimately, I turned everything around.

And here I am, a doctor.

Did I get my license from a private clinic in Chinatown?

Yes, I did.

And yes, I did.

But I don't know much about you

and I feel like I've judged you way too unfairly

and I wanna apologize actually.

I'm very sorry.

This job can get very stressful.

But that's over. - Thank you, doctor.

However, if I remember correctly,

our disagreement began when you came onto me.

It wasn't you judging me harshly.

It was you maybe

making unwanted sexual advances.

- Yeah, well,

that would be the old fiery club owner coming out

and I'm sorry about.

That was not my intention.

I'm a man of love

and sometimes the love shows itself

in very strange ways.

Sometimes very beautiful ways.

It's like biology.

It's like life itself

but I'm sure you don't know much about biology.

- Are you serious?

You hired me. You interviewed me.

Do you remember?

I have a master's degree in molecular biology.

- What even is molecular biology?

- The study of molecules and microorganisms are included.

- Like? - Neurology, bacteriology,

pathology, study of disease.

I know you don't have a real certification to do this job,

but these are terms

that you should familiarize yourself with, doctor.

- There's only one specialty I have

and that's understanding skin.

The skin of life.

- That's histology, doctor.

- Histology? Histology, yes.

- Yes, sir. - Histology.

- And, yeah, I know you,

I know you like to study skin.

Speaking of which, where is the new hire?

I haven't seen her in hours.

She was supposed to help me chart this patient

who was going septic

and I couldn't find her.

I was backed up.

- That rodent guy was septic?

- Oh yeah. - What was her name?

- The new hire? - Karell.

- Kelly. - Kelly.

Yeah, I don't know who you're talking about.

Kelly? Is there Kelly?

I know a lot of Kellys. There's a lot of Kellys here.

- She just started. - Mm-hmm. Tell me more.

- Blonde hair. - Blonde hair.

Okay, that narrows it down.

You know what?

- You took her to a special meeting

at the morgue. - That's right.

She had the worst headache. She had to go home.

She left early.

- She should be checking in with her higher ups AKA me

because Barb left for the day.

- Barb left? Barb left?

- She didn't tell you?

- She didn't tell me.

- She got picked up.

- By whom or who?

- I don't know. She said it was her cousin.

- Cousin?

That's very funny, Genevieve

'cause Barb doesn't have a cousin.

- She has a cousin. Brandon?

- Brandon. Bastard.

So that leaves just you and I

to get to the

heart of the matter.

You know, Genevieve, I didn't come here tonight to

be unwanted.

I came here tonight to make peace with you.

- I'm sorry. I don't think that's gonna happen.

I'm sorry if it bruises your ego.

Actually, I'm not sorry if it bruises your ego

because you're taking people's lives.

Am I the only person that knows or does Barb know?

- You are not gonna believe me if I tell you,

but allow me to humor you.

Come on and take a walk with me.

You know, seven years ago, this place was run

by a completely different group of people.

Take this painting for example.

Do you know who painted this?

Yeah, you don't. Nobody remembers him.

Well, they do if you look him up online.

John Guillotine.

Guillotine is what they used to call him.

This place was run by bikini nurses.

Do you know what a bikini nurse is? Do you?

- Sounds like a delusion that lives inside of your memories.

Very false memories.

- A delusion that lives inside my false memories.

That is not what a bikini nurse is.

- Sounds like a wet dream you had.

- Well, maybe.

Well, the bikini nurses were so bad at their jobs here

that they ran this place into ground killing patient

after patient after patient.

After that, ridiculous new owner,

John Guillotine took over the place.

And there was another guy, Bill Race, the tech guy

and he died too.

But let me tell you,

they killed so many people in this place

that this building, they were practically giving it away.

Practically giving it away.

So my investors came in,

Greg and all of the rest swooped it up,

and changed it into the

miracle of modern medicine that it is today.

Now this place operates under a special medical license,

one that was approved by the same consulting firm

that gave me my board certification.

- So it's fraud?

- Fraud, fraud. It's not fraud.

This is-

- Medical fraud.

- No, it's a perfectly- - This is federal fraud.

We are federally funded. This is not a private hospital.

We accept federal healthcare.

- Yeah, that's a bit of a loophole.

- Medicare. - We can get into that.

You know, it's a different conversation.

Mainly what I wanted to express to you was the idea that

this hospital operates with a history

and I don't know if you've ever been here late at night.

- I have. That's how I saw the West Wing.

- Follow me. Come, come.

- [Genevieve] You're scaring me, Dr. Roth.

- Am I? Don't let me scare you.

- I have a weapon.

- [Roth] You don't need to use that.

- Yeah, I might.

- I'm not gonna hurt you.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

You backed yourself into a corner.

I said I'm not gonna hurt you.

- There's a phone right here.

I can call the law enforcement.

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- Well, Genevieve, you'll be pleased to know...

- There's another one right here.

- Hello. Oh, we don't have any power going to the phones.

This whole place, it's a fraud.

It's a scam. Phones don't work.

The computer is not hooked to anything.

And you come here as a nurse,

fresh out of graduate school, a grad school nurse,

and you think you can just walk in here

and you think you can be the one to change Dr. Roth.

You think you can change Dr. Roth?

Well, you know what I'm gonna do now

is I think I'm gonna figure out how you think.

I'm gonna turn you into one of my experiments.

- No! No!

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- [Roth] Genevieve.

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Where are you going?

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- This is what I wanted.

Nobody wants me.

Nobody wants me. Nobody wants me.

Well, you have to come and

try to make yourself different.

Special.

What's that?

I hear the pitter-patter of little feet.

Little feet.

Nurse, we have an emergency.

Someone needs surgery.

Someone needs an operation.

Someone needs to die.

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- [Genevieve] One of your experiments?

You're gonna be one of my experiments.

- Son of a bitch. Oh god.

Ouch.

Ouch.

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You try to take away my ability to breathe.

You try to take away my ability to feel.

You try to take away my ability

to express myself.

But I see this wall.

I know it's painted.

I feel this mask. I know what it does.

I see this door. I know where it leads.

It leads to you.

Everything. Everything.

- Just in time.

Come on in.

Stand here next to Kelly.

- [Roth] What'd you do with her body?

- [Genevieve] She's right here where you left her.

- [Roth] No, that's Billy.

- [Genevieve] Come on.

- How did Billy become Kelly?

Wait a minute. This isn't funny anymore.

This isn't funny at all.

- You killed Kelly obviously.

- I killed Kelly? Beautiful.

The injection? You've been setting this up.

Oh no. Please, please, no.

- [Genevieve] Yeah, I couldn't eliminate you the first time

so now I really got to.

- No! No!

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- [Genevieve] See where you're gonna end up?

- [Roth] I can't move my arm.

- You see? You won't be able to move anything.

- Genevieve, please.

- You disgust me.

- Please.

- That's for calling the Bikini Nurse Clinic an abomination.

That's my grandmother you're talking about.

- What? A bikini nurse clinic was an abomination.

They killed so many people.

I didn't know

that was your grandmother.

I didn't know your grandmother.

I didn't know grandmother.

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