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CYNTHIA: Amber?

[Exclaims]

Oh dear, I frightened you.

I'm Cynthia Miller.

I'm here to show you around.

Cynthia.

It's nice to finally meet you.

Impressive, isn't it?

Come, I'll show you the living room.

If I remember correctly, you teach music, right?

I compose actually.

Teaching helped me make ends meet in the early days.

Well the piano may need some tuning,

but we can include it in the price.

In fact, if you see anything you like,

we can include it in the price.

So it has original hardware, and everything works.

Is this your first home?

I just sold my home in Seattle.

Well that's quite a change from the big city...

This is the guest room.

There's a nice view of the mountains from here.

In fact, there are four full bedrooms,

if you're planning a big family.

Wait till you see the master bedroom.

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I love it.

CYNTHIA: Come.

There's more.

Wouldn't this make a great office?

Why don't you take some time and think about everything

that you've seen?

I'll just be downstairs.

She's lost a lot of blood!

Stay with me.

Stay with me!

We're losing her.

Oh, I'm just gonna call you back...

So?

The house seems so...

...lonely.

Well, no one's lived here in a very long time...

But I think the house is ready for a new occupant, don't you?

It might need a little bit of fixing up.

Some paint chips.

A few nails in the wall.

But I know the perfect handyman.

[Piano playing]

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[Drill revving in distance]

[Humming]

Catchy tune, huh?

Well it's, a bit creepy, don't you think?

It's supposed to be.

Good morning, Jim.

Boss.

AMBER: I didn't hear you come in.

I didn't want to disturb you.

Taking the initiative.

I like that.

[Chuckles]

Just doing my job.

No, you're doing a very good job, Jim.

What made you come here?

The solitude.

Does wonders for my work.

Only wish I'd done it sooner.

I mean why here?

This place is so isolated.

Isn't there anyone that misses you?

Hey I better go back to work, um...

If you want, I can start on something else, maybe paint

the upstairs hallway or...

No, no it's okay.

Um, it's a nice day, I'll just take my work outside.

Amber?

I'll try to mind my own from now on.

[Jim humming]

[Amber humming]

[Haunting humming]

Someone there?

[Haunting humming]

[Girl sobbing]

JIM: It was just a dream.

You fell asleep.

My eyes and ears were wide open.

Classic daydreaming.

You know, you wouldn't be the first to experience one.

Hey, you know what the first sign of going crazy is,

don't you?

No.

Hair growing on your knuckles.

Second sign is looking.

What if there is someone living here?

Squatters or, kids camping out?

I can take a look around the property tomorrow

before I start work... speaking of which, I gotta get going.

Hey, Jim?

Do you wanna stay for dinner?

I can't.

I still got a few things to pick up in town

and it's a long drive, um.

Rain check?

Sure, another time.

Cool.

Later boss.

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POLICEMAN: Over here!

[Deep sigh]

Mark.

Hello dear.

What are you doing here?

This is thirty-seven Maple Street.

I've come home.

You made me break into my own home, Amber.

Do you know why you fear commitment

when you're faced with it?

I know.

What do you want, Mark?

Loyalty.

That's all I ever expected from you.

But you couldn't do that.

Your loyalty was always somewhere else.

Somewhere I wasn't privileged enough to be a part of.

You have to admit,

we had something wonderful going on between us.

You working, me tending to you side by side, always together,

everyday together, and then suddenly...

...let's all celebrate, Amber Waltz, the musical prodigy!

Amber Waltz, the gifted pianist.

No need for Mark anymore.

Who's Mark?

People don't talk to me anymore.

Now I'm the nobody.

Please.

I love you.

You're handsome and intelligent and generous.

You're extremely generous.

Don't forget violent.

I'm still violent!

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you.

I can still be there for you, I can.

- I can, I can... - I told you, Amber...

...next time we were together, you wouldn't believe

what I'd do for you.

AMBER: Mark!

No!

MARK: You wouldn't believe what I'd do for you.

AMBER: Mark, no!

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Oh, Amber.

See what you make me do?

[Screaming]

[Deep sigh]

[piano starts playing]

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[Sighs]

[Door opens]

JIM: What ya lookin' at?

[Exclaims]

Jim, Jim look, over there by the...

What am I looking at?

Probably an animal.

Deer maybe.

Come on.

Coffee's on.

You okay?

I'm good.

Are you?

Yeah.

Why do you sound surprised?

'Cause...

...you know, hearing the voice and all...

Humming.

I heard humming.

Right, humming.

You were tripping about that yesterday, and then earlier...

Okay, maybe a little tired.

And stressed.

That too...

You let your hair down.

Hey, I better go check on the property now.

Gonna paint the little room upstairs when I get back.

That way you can get some work done.

[Voices]

[Cat meows]

AMBER: Doctor Pearl please.

RECEPTIONIST: Would you like to schedule an appointment?

AMBER: No, I'm calling long distance.

I just need a moment.

It's personal.

RECEPTIONIST: I'm sorry, but Doctor Pearl's with a patient right now.

If you give me your name and number

I'll have him return your call when he's available.

[Phone key beeping]

[Call end beeping]

[Piano starts playing]

[Piano starts playing]

[Paper rustling]

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[Soothing music on the radio]

[Erratic music with static]

VOICE ON RADIO: Stop fucking around.

It's over.

[Cat distress meow]

[Knocking on door]

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[Voices]

Hello?

[Static on the radio]

[Indistinct whispering]

[Birds chirping]

[Static noise]

So the station just changed by itself?

And, ah, you heard whispering.

[Cat meows]

JIM: You did have an intruder on your property.

This is Miko.

JIM: She's usually pretty shy, but I think she likes you.

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Maybe I should spend the night.

No it's, it's fine, Jim.

Really.

No seriously, Amber.

I don't mind staying if it makes you feel safe.

I'm okay, honestly.

I'm just a little tired.

I didn't get enough sleep last night.

Good night, Jim.

[Crickets chirping in distant]

I'm gonna be honest with you, Amber.

I like you.

Go home, Jim.

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[Van starts up outside]

[Crickets chirping in distant]

[Dog barking]

[Train whistle]

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[Door creaks opens]

[Piano notes]

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[Moaning]

[Moaning and groaning]

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[Gasps]

[Birds chirping]

[Jim humming]

[Gasps]

[Kitchen sounds]

[Humming in distant]

[Coffee pouring]

Here she is.

Sleep well?

Yes.

Good.

Coffee's on.

You look very good today.

Thank you.

You okay?

[Moaning]

I don't know.

Well some coffee will fix that.

Smells good, huh?

[Moaning and grunting]

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[Birds chirping]

[Scraping]

JIM: Hey Amber, I still need to...

Did you hear that?

That scraping sound through the floorboards?

Ah, could be the boiler.

You did just have a shower.

It didn't sound like that.

Oh god I hope I don't have a rat problem.

I hate rats.

Relax, I'm sure it's the boiler.

I'll check the cellar later.

I've got a few more things I need to pick up in town.

You need anything while I'm there?

No, I'm good.

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[Creaking door opening]

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[Thud door slam]

AMBER: Hello!

[Banging]

[Knocking]

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Hello?

[Bang against glass]

[Screams]

[Voices]

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[Crow caw and wings flapping]

AMBER: I don't understand.

The door was locked, I am certain of it.

And then I got to thinking, maybe it was open all along,

but I know that it wasn't.

[Takes a deep breath]

DOCTOR PEARL: What's the weather like today?

Was it windy?

Not enough to blow that door open.

DOCTOR PEARL: Your handyman?

He's in town, running errands.

And your neighbours.

They weren't pulling some prank on you?

I've never even met them.

DOCTOR PEARL: Are you documenting these events?

Why?

DOCTOR PEARL: Amber, I'd just like to refer you to someone.

He's a local.

I didn't call you for a referral.

DOCTOR PEARL: I've heard he's an amazing doctor.

Amber?

You really should see someone if...

Stop it, okay?

Just... stop it.

Look, I'll admit that I was messed up.

Mark nearly killed me.

But I know that what I am seeing and what I am hearing

is not just some symptom of that.

DOCTOR PEARL: I never said that...

I do not need a fucking shrink!

I'm not, I'm not crazy.

Doctor Pearl?

DOCTOR PEARL: I'm here, Amber.

Just thinking about how stressed you sound.

[Sighs]

I'm exhausted, okay?

AMBER: Just exhausted.

DOCTOR PEARL: Then let me prescribe something.

[Moaning and groaning]

Fine.

Something to help me sleep.

Something strong, so I don't wake up at night.

[Call end beeping]

That scraping sound.

It was a crow.

A crow?

Do you remember asking me why I came here?

You asked if I had anyone who missed me.

His name was Mark.

And I loved him, very much.

Mark was a troubled man.

AMBER: Mark, no!

The wound took three months to heal.

I was the one who persuaded him to seek help.

I was the one who wouldn't let him come home.

He wasn't there to hurt me,

but the treatment...

...it made him see things about himself that he just...

he couldn't live with.

Ever since...

...I've been...

Oh, why is this so fucking difficult?

[Gulping]

What I've been through...

...it makes most people uncomfortable...

...so I'm afraid that you might...

Judge you?

I'm pretty good at helping others through

stressful times in life.

This house is haunted.

AMBER: She wrote this.

And she changed the radio station.

She?

You saw her?

AMBER: She came to me.

She played piano.

So beautiful...

A brunette...

With these eyes...

I don't know who she is or what she wants.

But, you have to find out.

Are you fucking with me?

Amber, please.

You're my boss.

Seriously though, I'm always at your service.

You should know that by now.

Anything you need...

...all you have to do is ask.

Deal?

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[Birds chirping]

[Door bell rings]

Um, Mrs. Murphy?

Hello.

Hi.

I wanted to introduce myself...

I know who you are.

You're pretty.

[Chuckles]

Thank you.

Um, I wanted to ask you a few questions...

There you are.

You should go back inside, dear.

You haven't finished your lunch.

What can I do for you Miss Waltz?

It's about the house.

MRS. MURPHY: Isn't she pretty?

I look like you in my dreams.

Quiet!

If this is about the house, there's no going back on it.

No, that's not why I'm here.

I just wanted to ask Mrs. Murphy a few questions.

You can see, she's in no condition for any of that.

What about Mr. Murphy, is he around?

MISS MURPHY: Not anymore.

I made him go away.

I hate him!

I hate him!

I hate him!!

- Please, you're confusing her. - MISS MURPHY: I hate him!

I hate him!

I hate him!

I hate him!

I hate him!

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[Radio static]

VOICE ON RADIO: Hello, Amber?

...Right away Ms Waltz.

[I don't belong here]

[Laughter]

CYNTHIA: Amber?

Oh dear, I frightened you.

Is everything okay?

Ah.

Yes.

[Chuckles]

It's fine.

Really. Uh.

I just came into town to visit Mrs. Murphy.

What on earth for?

I wanted to ask her a few questions about the house,

and its history.

But you didn't know she was crazy.

I wouldn't put it that way but, yeah.

AMBER: I was hoping that she might...

...maybe you know.

I hear her singing.

She's very sad.

Cynthia, I know how this sounds,

but I think someone died there

and she's trying to communicate with me.

Amber, listen to me.

There's no such thing as ghosts.

They don't exist.

You live in a big old house, and you live alone.

Anyone with half an imagination would experience the same.

I know I would.

There is someone who may know something.

But Amber, if anything did happen, it's in the past.

Dead and buried.

Whatever is happening can be explained.

I'm sure of it.

Father Lawrence?

Afternoon Miss Waltz.

How'd you know my name?

The Lord sends many an odd message.

I'm only teasing dear.

I heard an outsider bought the Murphy place,

and since I haven't seen ya around...

[Chuckles]

Well, you can just call me Amber.

Mind if we sit?

Bad knees and all.

Let me guess, you're here to...

...save your soul from eternal damnation.

No, actually, um I was wondering if you knew anything

about my house?

You think your house is haunted.

I went to see Mrs. Murphy earlier.

It's miss.

She never wed.

She said something strange about making Mr. Murphy...

Oh, Arthur.

I remember when he met that poor girl.

He put all his time, energy and money into her.

People thought he was crazy but, he didn't care.

In my eyes, he was a savior.

And she was his whole world.

He raised her as if she were his own daughter.

And then the gossiping began.

You know how people are.

Soon no one wanted anything to do with either of them.

FATHER LAWRENCE: And then one day...

...he just left.

Personally I think he was overwhelmed

by the pressure of...

Well, some say he had more than just a father's love for her.

Imagine.

No friends, no one to talk to,

like being trapped in your own mind...

and now she is...

[Sighs]

You want some advice?

Holy water.

Um, no thank you.

Ah, but I'm...

A non-believer who happens to believe in ghosts.

You've never seen one, have you?

No.

Never.

Could be they don't like the crucifix

dangling around my neck.

[Chuckling]

Well thank you, Father.

You've been very helpful.

Guilt Amber.

You can't let your guilt hold you back.

What's his name?

The fellow you're running away from.

I wasn't born yesterday.

Young woman, such as yourself, moves out here, for what?

In one way or another you're trying to run away

from something.

But you're filled with a guilt that will drive you

to your wits end if you don't confront it.

Ain't no ghosts.

Just your worries driving you out of your mind.

[Piano starts playing]

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[Birds chirping]

[Crow cawing]

[Humming in distance]

Hello?

AMBER: Who are you?

[Crow cawing]

[Birds chirping]

What do you want from me?

[Humming continues]

[Laughing]

I am not leaving this house!

[Laughter]

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[Laughing]

[Screams]

[Gasps]

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JIM: Hey.

How'd everything go in town?

Um.

It's done.

My symphony.

[Chuckles]

I mean nearly... sort of,

it still needs a little bit of finessing, but uh,

I should be able to mail it off soon.

Oh god, they'll probably want me to tour.

But I don't think I'm ready for that yet.

What about your contract?

Oh, it's the entertainment business, Jim.

They may own my work, but not my soul.

Hey Amber, uh...

...what do you say I take you out to dinner tonight.

I think it'll be...

Good for us.

For both of us.

I really miss spending time with you Amber.

MARK: I barely get to see you anymore.

We're together all the time.

Yeah, but you're never here with me.

MARK: It's, it's this fucking thing!

Is it more important than me?

Than us?

Mark, no!

Don't, don't, don't!

You think you're some lady Beethoven or something!

[Screams]

JIM: Amber?

Oh, uh, dinner, right, um.

That sounds...

Let's, let's talk about that

after I've mailed everything off.

Okay?

Hey what happened in town?

You never did tell me...

Let's just drop it.

I was wasting my time and,

I don't want you bothering with it either, okay?

Look um, Jim, I appreciate everything

that you've done for me.

But can you please stop trying to take care of me.

Yeah.

Sure.

No problem.

Actually, no, it is a problem.

Maybe I'm prying too much here Amber,

but I gotta be honest with you.

I think this whole thing is guilt.

JIM: You've been blaming yourself for what happened to Mark,

and ya can't let go.

You need to accept the fact that he was a sick man,

and that his actions were just that, his actions,

not yours.

Thank you, Jim.

You don't need to thank me, Amber.

You never need to thank me.

Not if you knew how much I...

[Kissing]

Um.

I'm sorry, Jim um,

I think there's been a bit of a misunderstanding.

No, no I get it, I get it.

My bad.

See ya tomorrow, boss.

Actually, Jim.

AMBER: You've done an amazing job here, but.

I really don't think that there's much left for you

to do here.

I hope you can understand.

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[Exhales]

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[Crickets chirping in distant]

[Girl laughing]

[Door squeaking]

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Hello, Amber.

I don't belong here!

[Door creaking]

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[Digging]

[Amber grunting]

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[Pounding on door]

Left the piano I see.

Impressive.

Can't believe she parted with it.

Miss Murphy played?

Exceptionally.

Did you visit here often?

Hmm, from time to time.

But that was when Arthur was still around.

See, things changed when he fell on hard times.

To keep the farm, he had to sell the piano.

Poor girl was devastated.

She loved to play it ever so much.

I'll never figure out how she got it back.

Must have pinched every penny she made giving lessons,

but she couldn't have been making that much.

One day she stopped receiving me.

Refused to answer the door.

Just locked herself away,

claiming she was hearing things, seeing things.

I realize now what was really going on...

...she was displaying the first signs of her dementia.

What if...

What if she really was experiencing something?

Come on Amber, you met the woman.

Wait here.

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This is an old town Amber.

FATHER LAWRENCE: Lots of history here.

Some of it unsavoury.

You told me Arthur ran away.

What if he didn't?

What if...

[Piano notes]

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[Cat meowing]

Perhaps I should get started.

[Cat meowing]

FATHER LAWRENCE: Visit, we beseech thee, O Lord, this dwelling,

and drive far from it all snares of the enemy;

let thy holy angels dwell herein, to preserve us in peace;

and let thy blessing be upon us forever.

Per Christum Dominum Nostrum.

Amen.

That's it?

This house...

...it's far too big for one person to live alone in.

It needs to be filled with the sounds of many,

don't you think?

I hope everything works out for you,

and that you find happiness here.

Thank you, Father.

See you in church sometime?

FATHER LAWRENCE: I know, I know.

You're not a practicing Catholic.

[Chuckles]

Have a good day, Amber.

I'll let myself out.

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[Piano notes]

Get away from there.

[Piano notes]

Miko, you heard me.

[Cat meows]

[Cat hissing]

[Piano playing]

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[Door bangs open]

[Girl sobbing]

AMBER: Hello?

[Girl sobbing]

Where are you?

Show yourself!

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What do you want from me?

[Crows cawing]

[Girl sobbing]

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Who are you?

[Screaming]

[Indistinct speech]

[We're losing her]

PARAMEDIC: Stay with me!

Stay with me!

JIM: You're a very lucky woman.

Someone's watching over you.

Jim.

Where am I?

Kalispell.

Where else would you be?

What were you doing in the orchard?

She was here, Jim, she really was.

She started singing right after Father Lawrence and I

did a blessing.

Father Lawrence blessed the house?

Wait, um.

What were you doing here?

I just came by to pick up my tools.

Heard your scream, and found you out cold.

Lucky for you, I was here.

I'm sorry, Amber, I really wish I knew

how I could help you...

Leave.

AMBER: I've already told you.

I don't want you here.

And I don't need you here.

Leave.

What the hell is wrong with you Amber?

There's nothing wrong with me.

Oh really?

Cause it seems like there's a whole lot of shit

going on in your head.

Key words being: in your head.

[Amber laughs]

Oh, you are exactly like the rest of them.

Always expecting more than I am willing to give.

You don't understand what it's like to live

for something great.

I can't give myself to you, or any other man.

My devotion is to my music, and nothing else.

Do you hear me?

Nothing.

You should leave now.

No, I think you should leave, Amber.

Just listen to yourself.

This place, this place is driving you fucking crazy!

I am not fucking crazy!

My head has never been this clear.

This house is the perfect place for me.

I can be alone.

And my work...

[Chuckles]

it's the best that it's ever been.

I mean it practically writes itself now.

Fuck.

After all I did for you?

This is my house, Jim.

My house.

You, you're just the help.

No, you were the help.

Now go.

[Scoffs]

JIM: Fine Amber.

Have it your way.

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[Gasps]

[Grunting]

[Taking deep breaths]

AMBER: I'm very happy here.

I completed my symphony.

Mailed it off a few weeks ago.

Still haven't heard back, but other than that

thing's are going great.

DOCTOR PEARL: And you're sleeping well?

You never picked up that prescription.

Yeah um, had a lot going on.

Everything seems to have sorted itself out.

It's funny how that happens.

DOCTOR PEARL: Amber?

Yes, Doctor Pearl?

DOCTOR PEARL: We both know things don't just sort themselves out like that.

I know, but I feel really great.

DOCTOR PEARL: There's a reason why I prescribed those for you.

You're out of your fucking mind.

What did you just say?

You're crazy, Amber.

You've always been crazy.

[Glass shattering]

Why the hell would you say that to me?

[Call end beeping]

[Phone ringing]

Doctor Pearl?

JIM: No, it's me, Jim.

I was just wondering if you mailed your symphony off yet.

I did.

A few weeks ago.

JIM: Oh great.

Congratulations Amber.

Guess you're free to have dinner now.

Amber?

- You still there? - Hmm?

[Clears throat]

[Sniffles]

Yes I'm still here, Jim.

JIM: Look, I admit I got a little sensitive the last time

I saw you, but we had something special going on between us

and, well, I feel like we owe it to ourselves

maybe give this a go.

- I'm hanging up now, Jim. - JIM: No, wait, uh!

Just hear me out, Amber.

Please!

You have no idea what I'd do for you.

We'll be together, and then

I'll show you.

You just wait and see.

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[Door banging]

JIM: Amber?

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[Knocking]

Amber?

Amber?

[Knocking]

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[Amber screaming]

[Loud thud]

[Breathing heavily]

[Amber screams]

[Amber crying]

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Oh, no.

[Crying]

[Phone ringing]

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[Jim breathing heavily]

JIM: You've had too much to drink again.

[Sobbing]

No.

Where are you?

JIM: I've come home.

This is my home, Jim!

Mine!

JIM: This is our house, Amber.

It's always been our house.

You live in it, and I take care of it.

That was the deal!

No.

Jim, I think you need help.

JIM: You think I need help?

You think I need help?

You're the one that's fucked up, Amber.

Look what you do to people.

You used me, just like you used Mark.

Stop it!

- Stop it! - JIM: Oh, poor Marky-Mark.

It's not true!

It's not true!

JIM: I really wish it weren't.

[Sobbing]

Then none of us would be suffering with this!

[Gagging]

No.

Jim?

Jim?

[Call end beeping]

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Oh, my God.

[Sobbing]

[Panting]

AMBER: Father Lawrence!

[Panting]

I need you help.

You can say that again, Amber.

Excuse me?

Father Lawrence?

[Screaming]

[Car screeches to a stop, honks]

[Gasps]

Get off the road, you crazy bitch!

[Panting]

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AMBER: Hello?

Cynthia?

It's Amber.

I need your help.

[Cynthia laughing in distance]

[Cynthia chuckling]

Amber!

Have you been waiting long?

Here to save your soul from eternal damnation?

[Laughing]

[Panting]

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NURSE: Quiet.

You're misbehaving.

I don't want to have to tell you again.

[Door bell rings]

MISS MURPHY: Ah.

No!

No!

No!

Ah!

Open up or I'll call the police!

MISS MURPHY: No!

Go ahead.

Who's gonna believe you?

Yeah.

Mind your own business.

I had it coming.

[Grunting]

911 DISPATCH: 911 what's your emergency?

I think there's someone's in my house.

911 DISPATCH: What's the address, please?

12405 Figment Road.

Hurry, please.

911 DISPATCH: Right away, Miss Waltz.

How did you know my name?

[Laughing]

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[Sighing]

CYNTHIA: Hi, I'm Cynthia Miller.

FATHER LAWRENCE: Here to save your soul from eternal damnation.

CYNTHIA: I'm here to show you around.

FATHER LAWRENCE: Mind if we sit?

Bad knees and all.

MISS MURPHY: Hello.

I know who you are.

You're pretty.

[Laughing]

Hello, Amber.

How's my girl?

Who are you?

Where's Jim?

Sit down, Amber.

Where is he?

Sit down.

No!

Where's Jim?

Stop fucking around.

It's over.

[Chuckles]

Your ability of self-delusion is remarkable, Amber.

[Laughing]

YOUNG WOMAN: What's wrong?

Forget to take your meds?

You have quite a mind, Amber.

I loved your friends.

The realtor, the priest.

You have a wild imagination!

And your vision of a perfect world...

...fantastic!

You're a real dreamer, you know that?

Only now it's time to wake up.

Your mind's crumbling, Amber.

No more ghosts.

No more music.

You're crazy, Amber.

YOUNG WOMAN: Where are you going, Amber?

Where the hell are you off to?

Who are you!

You know who I am!

FATHER LAWRENCE: Ain't no ghosts.

Just your worries driving you out of your mind.

Oh dear, I frightened you.

After all I did for you?

I look like you in my dreams.

You're confusing her.

I don't belong here!

[Birds chirping]

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Morning, boss.

Little late, I know, but I'll make it up to you later.

You alright?

You look kinda spooked?

[Sobbing]

I think there's something really wrong with me, Jim.

You're just scared, Amber.

You're just scared.

Once you let go of your guilt and accept your fate,

all this will feel...

What are you talking about?

Fate?

[Chuckles]

The deal.

Our deal.

I've come to collect Amber.

It's not funny, Jim.

Whatever, whatever you're doing, it's not funny!

Why doncha you sit down?

Play something for me.

[Squeaking]

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I gave you everything you wanted, didn't I?

LITTLE GIRL: I want my piano.

My piano.

JIM: Is that all you want?

I want to be a famous pianist and get far away from here.

You know what that'll cost you.

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[Screaming]

And that would be the patient in question.

Nurse, would you please tend to Amber?

Right away, Dr. Pearl.

Now, as I told you,

this acute is rather a peculiar case, Dr. Feldman.

Peculiar even for this institution.

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Hi, I'm Cynthia Miller.

I'm here to show you around.

Oh dear, I frightened you.

Let me guess.

Here to save your soul from eternal damnation.

Mind if we sit?

Bad knees and all.

Being a famous pianist and composer,

her music was everything to her,

and she just locked herself away.

Imagine, no friends, no family, no one to talk to,

just her and her music.

She was working on this particular piece

when the pressure became too much.

This was the last thing she was able to compose

before regressing into the infantile state

you see her in now.

We've tried every treatment, but she doesn't respond.

The only thing that brings her any solace is that recording.

She listens to it all day, everyday.

Over and over and over again.

She's living in her own hell.

You're so pretty.

I look like you in my dreams.

Why don't I leave you two alone?

Give you some time to get acquainted.

Come dear, you haven't finished your lunch.

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DOCTOR FELDMAN: Hi, I'm Dr. Feldman.

We're gonna be seeing a lot of each other.

I just want you to know that I'll always be at your service.

Anything you need, all you have to do is ask.

Deal?

Well, sounds like the arrangement

was to your satisfaction.

I didn't know what I was doing.

No lie.

I don't belong here.

But uh, I gave you everything you wanted.

Didn't I, Amber?

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CYNTHIA: Amber?

Oh dear, I frightened you.

I'm Cynthia Miller.

I'm here to show you around.

Nice to finally meet you.

Oh the pleasure's all mine.

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