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Keep pressure on his wound.

Keep going, guys.
Go ahead with the chest. Thank you.

Miss Lewis, you know
you're not supposed to be in here.

When did they check you in,
last night?

It's not my birthday, Miss Lewis.
It's not my birthday.

Thank you.

Would you mind, please, showing
Miss Lewis where her breakfast tray is?

- I'd be glad to.
- Thank you so much.

Travis... do you know
who was on last night?

- What the hell did they give her?
- I'm not sure. I could check for you.

- Right.
- Morning meeting's at 10:00.

- Yeah. Who's in it?
- Dr. Morgan's here and...

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

Let me out of here!
Get me out of this place!

What the hell am I doing on this thing?
I don't like this!

Says she's hearing things that
aren't there. Threatening to kill herself.

All right, Miss Russell,
I need you to try to calm down.

- You're not thinking too clearly.
- I am thinking perfectly clearly!

She is bleeding everywhere!

I'm sorry, Darcy.
This is an emergency psychiatric ward.

We can only keep patients
for a short amount of time,

when they're going
through an acute mental crisis,

and then we have to discharge them.

I don't wanna go home.

How are we doing, Anne?

What do you think
about this guy in three?

Is he calm? I was thinking
about taking the restraints off.

Er... I wouldn't yet.
He's been asleep all morning.

I say we wait till the drugs wear off

or he'll try to pull his
fingernails off again.

Don't tell me anything!
I know you do not know me. No!

Kevin Burke is back.
Should we restrain him?

No, don't do that.
He's not a danger.

OK, buzz me in.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

No! Don't... Do not...

You can't... you...

Dr. Graham, there's a suicide
over at Metro Hospital morgue.

Do you have time to run over there
and do an examination today?

Sure, no problem.

'That ends the rally
for the inning.

'Three hits, one run,
no men left on base.

'After eight,
we're still tied at two...'

- You don't know?
- No, I don't know!

Can I help you?

Dr. Edward Graham,
medical examiner's office.

Here to examine the John Doe suicide
reported last night.

That's actually what we were discussing.

We have a problem.

Good morning, Mr. Alan. How you doing?
Brought you some breakfast.

Need to check your vitals, though, and
then you can eat everything that you want.

Let me see here...

Hello? When were you assigned
to this room?

Let's just get you up here.
Let's get you to sit up.

Yeah, there you go. Good.

Can you hear me?

I'm gonna go get some help.

Good morning. Well...

- You found him here like this?
- Yes.

Can you hear me?

Do you know where you are, sir?

I don't know, his lungs are clear,
his rhythm's good.

Maybe he's off his meds.
Look, put a gown on him, call Psych...

I've a good candidate
for residential treatment.

- Who's this for?
- Patient is Kevin Burke.

He has a history of meth abuse, depression.
I've seen him a few times over the years.

I think he's got a good shot at getting
clean this time, though. I really do.

It says here that we already gave him
a shot last year.

- Yes.
- And he walked out after a few days.

But this is a window
and we should take it, I'm telling you.

Daniel, when they walk out like that,

the hospital ends up paying
for the entire 30 days.

Sarah, this is different. This man had
a significant break. Kevin is ready.

Tell me,
where is Kevin Burke right now?

Did you already admit him into our unit?

- Of course I did.
- Of course you did.

- It's temporary, Sarah, till we can...
- Of course you did! Jesus!

- Get him into residential...
- Jesus, Daniel!

- Is he a danger to himself or others?
- I put him on hold...

Is he a danger to himself or others?

To look at our case load, you'd think
we're running a drug rehab program.

The floor's admittance rate
has gotten out of control.

Do you even know what we do here?
We're the ones who provide the drugs.

- The danger's not treating the patients!
- Daniel...

There's only one thing you can do here
and that's get them a minute of clarity...

We have gone over this, Daniel...

I know I can help,
and you won't let me do that.

You're being way too comfortable
with me right now.

I was gonna wait to tell you this.

For the time being, anyone admitted into
our unit needs to be first approved by me.

- Are you kidding?
- No, I'm not.

So, you're gonna personally supervise
every consult now?

No... Just you.

- Hey, Doc?
- Huh?

Eval 1. John Doe.

Nobody has any idea
where he came from?

That seems to be the case.

How's that even possible?

Hi, I'm Dr. Forrester.

Do you know where you are?

Can you hear me?

You know what's gonna happen
if we don't take him?

Medicine's gonna put him in a corner
and forget about him.

You can't think about that around here.

Sorry, what's that?

I'm sorry. Say that again, please.

Mm-hmm.
How'd that make you feel?

Yeah, I imagine so.
Did you hear that?

- What?
- He spoke.

- He did?
- Mm-hmm.

He says he's suffering
from depression, suicidal thoughts,

he's threatening self-harm.

Isn't that what you heard?

This man is an absolute danger to himself.
I'm admitting him on a 5150.

See if you can get neurological labs
from next door.

Travis?

All the papen/vork on this one
goes through me.

Whatever you say, Doc.

'Northeast Precinct,
how may I help you?'

- Detective Lawson, please.
- 'One moment.'

'Dr. Jones to Room 226, please.

I'm gonna take a picture of you now,
alright?

Let's get him back!

Just hold on. Everybody hold on.
Guys, guys. Here we go.

Hi. Hello.

Don't worry about these guys.
They're not gonna do anything, OK?

Now, I have to give you an injection.

It's for your benefit, I promise you that.
It's gonna make you feel a whole lot better.

It's a medicine,
it's called benzodiazepine.

It affects your neural transmitters.
It's a sedative, but it's perfectly safe.

That's it, right. It's no big deal.

I know you're scared. You were in something
called a catatonic state, OK?

It means you couldn't talk or move.

And when somebody comes out of that
too quickly, the way you just did,

it can be very confusing.

So why don't you have a seat here?

Just make yourself comfortable.
We're all calm here.

Nothing's gonna hurt you.

Remember how you got here?
Can I get an alcohol swab?

Yeah.

Hmm? Thank you.

No? It's all right. It's all right.

This is gonna hurt
just a little bit, all right?

You're gonna feel a little bit tired.

That's fine.
You need some sleep.

You did great.

- Did you get hurt?
- No. No, I'm fine.

Good.
Let's let the drugs do their work.

- Get him in a seclusion room upfront.
- Absolutely.

- Hey, Floyd!
- Yeah?

Can you unlock number four for me,
please?

Sure.

- Long night?
- Not too bad, just this guy.

Just this guy. Ha-ha!

Ready? Here we go. Count of three.

One, two, three.

Phew! Oh...
Phew, that dude is heavy.

- Yeah. Thanks very much, Floyd.
- I got you.

'Sick, sick, sick!
Stop it, stop it!'

Whoa! Hey, hey!

Hey, Trav. You OK, man?

I think I need to go home.

What?

Hey, you gonna close the door?

You two, back in your room.

I called the police station fifty times.

I can't get anyone to call me back.

They tell me, "Don't touch anything."

It's costing me, you know? Big time.

Sorry you had to deal with it.
Were you here when it happened?

Yeah. It was me that called it in.

Just all this crazy screaming, yelling.

It sounded like the guy
was arguing with someone,

going back and forth, real crazy.

So I knocked on the door,
but he didn't answer,

so I take my key,
but the guy slams the door in my face.

That's when I called the show.

They came and knocked down
the door and found him in the bathtub.

Nothing helps here.
I'm not getting better.

- I cannot help you unless you talk to me.
- I'm gonna die. You're gonna die.

- Nobody ever gets better...
- Hello? Hello?

- I'm not getting better...
- Can you hear me now, sir?

You're going to die.
I can't stand this place.

Come on, sir.

Nothing helps here.
I'm not getting better...

You're gonna be OK.
Sir, you're gonna be OK.

Miss Lewis,
how are we feeling today?

Ready to head home tomorrow?

Yes, Dr. Forrester, ready to go home.

I can't stand this place.
Nothing helps here. I'm not getting better.

I'm gonna die. Nobody ever gets better.
I can't stand this place...

Morning.

Why don't you have a seat?

Just right here on the bed.

Please, just take a seat.

I have to...

I have to get outta here.
Can you get me out?

Not just now. Um...

We need to hold you under observation
for about three days.

And when you're feeling better,
you'll be released.

Oh, no, I have to leave.
I have to leave now.

Where do you have to go?

I don't know.
I don't know. I just have to.

Why don't you have a seat,
and we'll talk through it?

Maybe we can figure it out.

How... How...
How did I get here?

Does that mean
you don't remember how?

What about your name,
do you know that?

No.

Have you ever taken
any kind of medication for depression?

- No.
- Bipolar disorder? Schizophrenia?

No.
I mean, I don't know, I don't know.

How about headaches?

- Yeah... yeah.
- Can you describe them?

They're terrible, er... terrible headaches.
They never stop.

But you say you're not
on any medication currently?

I don't know.
Didn't you just ask me that?

You know,
I think I might have, yeah. Um...

Tell you what,
let's try something different.

But I'd like you to close your eyes
for me, if you will.

- Is that OK?
- OK.

Can you picture
what your mother looks like?

What is it?

Aargh!

- You all right?
- Aargh.

No. I don't remember anything.
I don't remember anything.

Aargh!

Calm down.
Just tell me, what's happening?

- The ringing!
- Tell me what's going on.

- Can you talk to me?
- Ringing! Stop ringing!

What's ringing?

- Did Travis check in?
- No, not yet.

Oh, hey, yeah.
I'm on hold for Dr. Stoltz.

Can you call down to IT,
have them set up a laptop for me in four?

Yeah. What's going on?

I think I wanna try something.

What do you think?
Is that our guy?

- Yeah, that's him.
- All right.

- Any news on the missing body?
- I can't help you with that one.

- Davidson's got it.
- All right, I'll check with Davidson.

- Sure was a lot of blood, wasn't there?
- Huh! Yeah, a lot of blood.

It's really... What's the word?
Creative.

- So what are your thoughts on the knife?
- What, on this stuff?

I'm gonna take it down to the lab,
see what they got to say about it.

Jim, don't you think we have enough
evidence here that points to a struggle?

- Well, it's hard to say for sure.
- Hard to say for sure...

We have the stab wounds, we have
the knife, we have the bruises on the...

Could I look at the suicide note?

What do you think?

Do you mind if I talk to the family?

You wanna drive all the way out there,
that'd be great.

The waves are calm.

And you move with the waves.

Good.

Try to be comfortable in your chair
and listen closely to my words.

Please look to the wall behind me
and find a spot to focus on.

Any will do.

And the spot will have
a special meaning for you.

As you focus on it,
it will help you relax.

And you will notice,
as I continue to speak,

that that spot is changing
both its shape and color.

And as you continue to relax,

your eyelids feel heavy
as if they want to close.

You can let them close.

And with your eyes closed,

you still see that spot

as it grows smaller and smaller,

and smaller and smaller,

and smaller and
smaller, and smaller...

You can open your eyes now.

You can open your eyes now.

- Am I dreaming?
- No, you are not dreaming.

I'd like to ask you some questions.
Is that OK?

Yes.

Do you know where you are?

Yes. I'm in the hospital.

Do you know how you came
to be here?

I died, and I came back.

Wasn't the first time.

Explain that. What does that mean,
"not the first time"?

I can't kill it.

It came back with me in the fire...

and wandered into this world.

It's... inside of me now.

I can't stop it.

I thought I could.

It moves around me at night,
so I waited for it.

I tried to get rid of it, I kept...

I kept cutting, cutting,

cutting, cutting...

until I was dead.

That didn't work.

Here I am again.

What is it that's inside of you?

Blackness... spinning.

Spinning.

I can see its thoughts.

I can see...

I can see the things that it's done.

Horrible things.

It's been here before many times.

And now...

now it's showing me the things
it's gonna do.

When I killed myself,
I think I just made it stronger.

It's attacking me, wearing me down.

It made me...

Yes, go ahead, what is it?

I killed someone.

I killed someone. It's in me.

Who did you kill?

Just breathe.
Just calm down. Just breathe.

I can't see.
I can't see anything.

Can you hear me?
Can you hear me? Are you there?

Hello?

Dr. Forrester, there you are.

I didn't, er...

I didn't wanna do this
in front of any of the patients.

I have some really tragic news.

Travis, one of our finest nurses,
passed away yesterday.

Er... we're still not really sure
exactly what happened.

He was brought to our hospital last night.

He was put in the ICU
and died shortly aften/vards...

'Daniel, what is it?'

It is too late for me to be calling you.

And you should know better
than to answer, I think, right?

'Just hold on.'

What's going on?

I just needed to talk to you
about a patient matter.

Erm... can this wait till tomorrow?

Oh, sure, yeah.

Yeah.

Er...

Are you OK?

'Yeah, yeah.'

It is nothing that we cannotjust
talk about in the morning, so I'm...

I'm gonna let you go, OK.

Sorry, did I wake you up?

It's two in the morning, Sarah.

- Right, I got it.
- When is this gonna stop?

I just, I've just...
I've known him for 20 years.

I don't give a shit.
He cannot call here anymore.

OK, I got it,
but after what happened today,

is it possible just to give him a break,
is it possible?

I'm sorry.

I'm the only one he's got.

'When he was 11,
his mom committed suicide.

'She hung herself in the bedroom.

- 'He's the one who found her.'
- BOYFRIEND: 'Jesus.'

He's messed up.

Goodnight.

- Hey, Floyd.
- Ah... yeah?

Gonna grab a smoke. You good?

Yeah, I'm good, man.

OK, Miss Lewis,
it's way past your bedtime, let's go.

I'm not finished.

You know the rules.

- Let's go.
- I'm not finished!

You're finished, let's go.

Lights out.

I bet you your eyes are still open.

Close your eyes, Miss Lewis.
Goodnight.

Dude... you OK?

What are you doing? Stop now!

Ooh!

No!

Jesus!

You all right?
Come on, let me get you off the floor.

Are you OK?

All right, it's OK.

Let's get you back to the room.
I'll have somebody check on you.

It's OK.

'Blackness.

'Spinning.

'Horrible things.'

'Horrible things.

'It's showing me the things
it's going to do.'

Yes?

'Dr. Forrester,
it's one of your patients...'

What?

Jesus!

- Is that your son?
- Yeah.

We found him
in a motel just south of the city.

He had been staying there
for several days.

When's the last time you saw him?

He was, er... living with us
until about a week ago.

He took our car
in the middle of the night,

left the kids, and just disappeared.

Has your son ever attempted
to take his own life before?

No.

But...

it's been bad.

He, er... Ever since the...
The fire?

He shouldn't have survived,
did you know that? Yeah...

He should've died
alongside his wife in the fire.

Not long after,
he started having problems,

mental problems,
started talking to himself, seeing things.

Does... this...
at all look familiar to you?

No.

Unfortunately...
I have some more bad news.

Your son's body is missing.

We don't know what happened,
but right now the police are investigating,

and I assure you they're doing
everything in their power to...

OK, OK.
Sorry, I can't do this anymore.

I think there's something you should see.

No!

No. No. No, no.

No...

Where's Dr. Forrester?

Not that one!

- Daniel...
- No! Take it! Take it!

- Hi.
- Hi. What are you doing?

Oh, Anne needs a counter lorazepam.

- How are you holding up?
- No!

- Fine, thanks. Yeah.
- How's your patient?

You're gonna have to
be more specific than that.

You called me last night
about a bad patient.

- You're right, I'm sorry. Yes.
- No!

- No, I think I can handle it.
- You sure?

- Yeah, yeah.
- Which patient was it?

I can talk you through
whatever you need, so...

That'd be great. I'd like that.
I'm a little bit short on time right now.

- Can I find you after?
- Yeah.

Testing, one, two, three.

'Testing, one, two, three.'

There's one other thing.

Can you hear me? Hear my voice?

Yes.

I wanna get back
to what we talked about last time.

You said you killed someone.
Do you remember that?

I've killed two people now.

Who did you kill?

It's getting stronger.

I don't know them.
I'm starting to disappear.

Listen to me. You said you killed
two people. Now, how did you kill them?

You're not listening to me.

When this thing gets what it wants,
it will take me over

and you won't be able to stop it,
no one will.

Everyone is going to die.
Everyone!

No. Let's get back to what
we talked about yesterday.

This is serious.
Did you hurt someone?

You have to kill me.

- No.
- Take a knife and cut my throat open.

- No one is doing that.
- Take a knife...

- No.
- And cut my throat open.

Cut me open! Cut me! Cut me!

Jesus!

No! Jesus!

Kill me. Kill me.

Kill me. Kill me.

- Kill me.
- Jesus.

Hey. Hey!

Forrester! Are you OK?

Hey! Dr. Forrester!

Kill me. Kill me. Kill me.

No!

'...it'll take me
over and you won't be able to stop it.

'No one will.

'Everyone is going to die! Every...'

Daniel, we need to speak right now.

- Just a minute...
- I said right now!

- What the hell happened in there?
- That man is dangerous...

That man is injured because
of what you did, Daniel!

And you administered Thiopental?
Are you kidding me?

I can explain that,
but we do not have time for this...

I cannot believe this patient was capable
filling out a 20-page interview form...

You didn't...
You didn't get his consent, did you?

What you did is illegal.

I will stand before a review,
but we cannot release that...

That patient is gone as of tomorrow!

And we're lucky this entire hospital
is not brought down by a lawsuit!

After all the chances that I've given you,
you do... you do this?

I didn't even think you were capable
of doing something like this.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. It's my fault.
I... I admit, I was out of line.

You are not his doctor anymore.

I don't want you
within 50 feet of that man.

- Do you understand me?
- I understand.

And when his hold is up tomorrow,
we are releasing him.

OK.

What you've done here...
what you've done to me,

it's betrayal.

- Anne?
- Dr. Forrester, I am sorry.

- Dr. Grey came to me...
- Stop it. Just stop it.

I just came from Eval 1.
Drew needs some help with an intake.

He's asking for you.

Recovered any memories lately? Huh?

I am so goddamn sick of your lies.

What?

You think I don't know a liar
when I see one?

How did you get out of this room?

Dr. Forrester, open the door!

- Help!
- Stop!

What did you do to Travis? Tell me.
What did you do to them?

- I didn't do any...
- You killed them, didn't you?

- No!
- Say it. You killed them, didn't you?

Tell me right now. Tell me!

- My name is Michael Clark.
- What?

Daniel, stop it!

My name is Michael Clark.

- My name is Michael Clark.
- I don't wanna hear any more of your lies.

- My name is Michael Clark.
- No.

My kids, where are my kids?

- I don't wanna hear any more of your shit!
- Where are my children?

Where are my children?
I can remember now! Oh, God!

I need to see my kids now!

Where are my kids, Doc?

- No!
- Where are my kids?

You killed them, didn't you?

Daniel, stop it! Stop it!

- Goddamn it!
- Just sedate him! Sedate him!

Say it! Say it!

'Your call is very
important to us. Please stay on the line.'

'This is Dr. Ross. How can I help you?'

Dr. Ross, it's Dr. Graham.
Any news on that missing body?

'Actually, we do have some news.'

They found Michael Clark,
but it's not what you think.

'There's been some kind of mistake,
but he's alive.

'He's been in the Psych Ward here.
They're releasing him today...'

Sweetie, I can't help you
if I can't understand you. Talk slower...

- Anne, where's her list of medications?
- It should be in her file there...

My bed's too close to the door. When
people walk in, I hide under the sheet.

- It hurts my eyes too much.
- Your bed is too close to the door?

It's too close to the door because...

I will not wait! I wanna see my son
right the hell now!

I know, I know, but you're early.

- Early for what?
- Mr. Clark...

- Mr. Clark...
- What is this? Where's my son?

If you could just come with me
and sit here...

I don't wanna sit down.
I wanna see my son right now!

Calm down, calm down.

They told me my son was dead.
Did you know that?

They showed me pictures...
pictures of him dead.

Just let him go. Just let him go.
Give him the space.

Anne, can you sit down with Mr. Clark,
help him fill out all the papenNork...?

- Is he awake yet?
- Not yet, Dr. Grey.

I did give him a strong sedative.

OK. Er... well, if he does wake up,

just contact the front desk,
they'll know where to find me.

- We'll take it from there.
- Yes, ma'am.

Hopefully, there shouldn't be
any more problems.

Hello? I'm Dr. Grey.

Your father is here to pick you...

You feeling OK?

Help me...

Hey, Dr. Grey,
I just finished up with the father

and he should be ready to go anytime.

What's the matter? Are you OK?

- I'll walk them out, Anne.
- Good. Thanks.

Nothing helps here.
I'm gonna die. You're gonna die.

Nobody ever gets better.
I can't stand this place.

Nothing helps here.
I'm gonna die. You're gonna die.

Nobody ever gets better.
I can't stand this place...

Where is he?

- Where is he?
- He's gone. Released.

- Where'd he go?
- Released.

Where's Sarah?

Where's Sarah, Anne?
Where's Sarah?

Where's Sarah?

Sarah? Sarah!

Sarah, look at me.

Can you talk? Can you tell me
what's wrong? Sarah?

Staff! Staff!

No...

Staff! Goddamn it!
I need help in here!

- Oh, my God!
- Dr. Grey, can you hear me?

- What did you do?
- No motor sense...

Hey, kids, hey.

Hey, hey, hey!
I gotcha, I gotcha, I gotcha.

Hey, kids. Dad's not feeling well.
Go inside and you can talk to him later.

Give me your hand.
Give me your hand!

Kids, inside now! Go. Go on!

That's it. OK.

It lands on this car,

and then it flies and takes the car with it
and the butterflies.

What are we supposed
to do? Leave him in that hospital?

- He shouldn't be here!
- I had no other choice!

Look, you know what?

- OK...
- Eat your dinner.

There you go.

- All right. Thanks.
- Sorry.

Stop!

Mike! Mike! Mike!

Hold him. Hold him.

- Hold him. - Ben...
- Mike! -

He's having a seizure! Mike!

Mike? What the hell?

It's OK, it's OK.

Just get the kids outta here!

No!

What is it?

What is it you want?

Everyone.

All right. Sir, can you tell me
what's going on?

Can you tell me your name?
Sir, can you tell me your name?

You got a pretty good cut
on your forehead here.

You need that patched up.
It's gonna be OK, sir.