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What did you just say?

Can I have a pen?
I can't talk without a pen.

That makes a lot of sense.

When you're crazy...

you sometimes have to let
your hands do the talking.

The way you deal with this is you learn to
enjoy being a passenger in your own body,

They told me I have
multiple personalities.

They told me I don't fit in.

But in a war between
individuality and conformity...

the individual is always outgunned.

The conformists have
machines on their side.

They think they've got
all the angles covered.

But they forgot two important things.

Crazy people, we don't
play by the rules.

And there are always side effects.

Detective Moss?

Jennifer.

Where's my chair?

Victims' psych profiles.

- Where'd you get ahold of these?
- Got any aspirin?

- No.
- Who's this?

Suki, apartment 64 upstairs.

Are you a psychologist?

My name's Jennifer Silk.

I'm a criminal psychologist.

I'm not a criminal.

Why don't you tell me what happened.
From the beginning.

That's not always the
best way to tell a story.

No? Okay, well why don't we start
at the end then. Here. Dead.

Dead, dead and dead.

That's a lot of dead
nutters in one place...

and it all happened
after you moved in.

He's not dead.

Go and find this one,
would you, Detective?

Make sure he doesn't go anywhere.

Tell me about Juniper Towers, Suki.

Why are you here?

It's a halfway house for the
mentally and socially inept.

It's kind of a psychiatric
version of purgatory.

You're out of your padded cell,
but you haven't really qualified...

for a place in the real world yet.

They give you a room if you
show a willingness to conform.

You might still be under the impression
you can think for yourself...

but you do time here
until you get over it.

The good news is...

if you get a key to the tower,
it means you're getting better.

You're still a social leper,
but at least you're on the way up.

What are you doing on the stairs?

- I don't like elevators.
- It's not safe.

You want my coat?

God, no.

Don't take it personally.

She's very fashion conscious.

She wouldn't be caught
dead in that coat...

or anything else for that matter.

You moving in?

Yeah. Suki, top floor.

Oh. I'm Cleo.

Bipolar sex addict.

That's Emily. She has a
pathological fear of clothing.

- What's your thing?
- Disassociative identity disorder.

Fantastic.

We don't have one of those.

Welcome to the suicide suites.

You must be high risk.

No, I'm...

What do you mean, "high risk"?

Come down and see me later.

I'll show you my secret
milk bath recipe.

Stay off the stairs.

- Help.
- Emily?

Yeah, I know. Stay off the stairs.

It doesn't matter.
We won't survive this place.

You might as well jump.
Everybody does.

You can't live here.

- This is just crazy.
- Stay still.

- I control you.
- Get out before it's too late.

- You're just a rat in a cage.
- Get out before it's too late.

This place will suck
the life out of you.

- You ought to jump too.
- ...jump too.

- Everybody does.
- Everybody does.

This is the real crazy.

Anxiety and vomit.

It's disappearing into a dark corner
where no one can reach you.

It's being ugly and stupid...

and alone.

It's wishing you were
back in the hospital.

Her vitals are off the scale.
What's happening to her?

The machine just burned
out another identity.

- Leave it on.
- We have to abort.

Her heart's stopped.
I've got no pulse.

What's that? Did you see?

It's the Scribbler.
She's surfaced again.

It's okay, Suki. Stay still.

Check the counter.

It's on nine.

Then we've successfully eradicated
two more identities. Do you concur?

Suki? It's Dr. Satomi.
Can you hear me?

Get up. How do you feel?

Oh, hold on. Look at me.

Say "ah."

Ah!

Oh, why should I kill myself?

Baby, I'm tryin'

We can't live here.

- We can't live here.
- There's a 38% suicide rate.

- Did you see...
- You're falling apart.

Don't you see you're falling apart?

That'll be us next.

- This place is a dump.
- Don't worry.

This place is a dump.

- Shh. Shut up.
- No one is gonna take care of you.

- We're not safe here.
- No one's gonna take care of you.

Get out. Get out.

Run.

Dance for me.

Dance.

Hogan? What are you doing here?

- I brought sugar.
- I don't do sugar.

That's not what you said last time.

And I thought Juniper
Tower was a female block.

Every henhouse needs a rooster.

I checked the wrong box.

Paperwork hasn't been your
strong point either, has it?

Maybe I've got it right,
and everybody else has it backwards.

Yeah. That attitude will keep
you off Sinclair's radar.

- He let me out, didn't he?
- I can't imagine why.

Anyone who can't write
a proper list...

is surely a danger to modern society.

Oh, beautiful, you look like crap.

Are you sure you're ready to
fly out of the cuckoo's nest?

Thanks for the vote of confidence.

I'm just saying most people leave this
place in the back of an ambulance.

So what about you?
I thought you were cured.

Why are you still here?

Ding.

Got myself a new entry
in the accident book.

Fuck.

- Hogan, why?
- Bad hair day?

No. I mean, why'd you
cut across instead of down?

- You're such a faker.
- Oh, you'd be crazy not to be.

This place is full of girls with daddy
issues, and I've got the penthouse suite.

I'd do anything to stay here.

In fact, I'm thinking
of trying out...

that multiple personality
thing of yours next.

Could you give me some pointers?

You can't do multiple personalities.
You barely got one.

It's good to see you, Hogan.

You're the only sane person I know.

Did you know her?

We were friends with benefits,
except we weren't friends.

I don't mind the weird stuff, but she'd
never take off the fucking bunny ears.

- No. I meant the girl who jumped.
- Oh.

No.

Well, sort of.
We had a brief encounter.

Jesus.

Do you ever put it away?

I am providing a service.

Trying to keep everyone's
mind off suicide.

No one else is looking out for us.

We're all subject to the
same risk assessment.

You dive out a fifth-floor window...

you got a chance of surviving,
but your busted legs...

are gonna cut into the
Christmas party budget.

Oh, but if you dive from up here...

It's one less benefit
check they gotta sign.

- Yes.
- No, no. Not again.

- No, not again.
- You know you want it.

No, I don't.

You want it.

He's not our type.

- You could have some.
- He's not our type.

- We deserve it.
- Grow up.

Come on.

Shut up!

Fuck him like your ass is on fire.

Fuck him.

Fuck him like your ass is on fire.

His name's Hogan.

Somehow he's the only male
resident in the whole block.

Where is he?

He's right outside.
He's not going anywhere.

Who's watching him?

- He's not a suspect.
- Why not?

Because she did it.

What happened next?

I think you chipped
a tooth this time.

So you knew Hogan from before.

We were at the funny farm together.

And this is what you people
do here, is it, huh?

You run around naked having
casual sex with each other?

- Technically, that wasn't me.
- Oh, right, right.

That's one of your
multiple personalities.

What's that like being somebody
one day, somebody else the next?

You ever been in love?

You find yourself acting
out of character...

betraying everything that
you've ever believed in...

and you can't stop because
you don't want to.

It's like that.

You're under Dr. Sinclair.

What's his treatment?

Siamese burn therapy.

Sounds painful.

It is.

I know that it hurts, Suki...

but if you will do just one more
session on the main unit...

then we can move you out of
here and into Juniper Tower...

where you can continue
your therapy at home...

with this portable burn unit.

- How do you feel?
- Why don't you come over here and find out.

That's not, Suki.

Do you have to... Dr. Sinclair!

Come on, Dr. Sinclair.
I love it battery-powered.

Arm.

I said the therapy is working.

- How do you feel?
- Toilet trained.

I've been losing skills.
Can't roll my tongue anymore...

and I swear I used
to be right-handed.

You're worried you're
becoming ordinary.

- Aren't you?
- Don't you want to fit in?

Apparently not as much
as you want me to.

Getting cured and becoming socially
acceptable are two sides of the same coin.

Without conformity,
society slips into confusion.

Confusion's a word we created for
an order we don't understand yet.

- What's that?
- Henry Miller.

I think he was predicting
the chaos theory.

- Wake up.
- What did you do?

- What did you do?
- What did you do?

- You little whore. You slut.
- What did you do?

- Whore.
- Wake up.

You little whore.

- You slutty mutt.
- You whore.

You slut.

Aren't you supposed to pop
a pill before the big event?

I'm not that old.

- What do they got you on?
- Usual.

Pick 'n' mix selection box.

- You?
- Something new.

- New drugs?
- A machine.

"Siamese Burn Module."

"Burns away excess identities in patients
with dissociative identity disorder."

Are you kidding me?

"Regulates synaptic
firing patterns...

by running prolonged
low-level voltage...

through targeted areas of the brain."

- it's an E.C.T. unit.
- No, it's not. Don't have a flashback.

"Brings undesirable
personalities under control...

that can either be
assimilated or annihilated."

These personalities may
be undesirable to you...

but they're my friends.

Most of 'em.

"Side effects may include
cardiac arrhythmia...

memory loss, seizures
and incontinence."

You piss your pants?

Have you... Have you even read this?

Isn't it time you went home?

For some reason, the part of me that goes
for you ducks out for the small talk...

and leaves me to pick
up the wet patches.

This machine isn't gonna help you.

It's gonna make you boring
like everybody else.

Gonna be no fun when you're cured.

Hey.

Thanks for the sugar.

Don't do it.

- Don't give in.
- What have we ever done to you?

- Don't do it.
- What have we ever done to you?

- What have we ever done...
- Don't let them bore you.

- You'll die.
- You'll be next.

- You'll die.
- Don't be like you're special.

- You're special.
- You're nothing.

You're special. Don't be
another cog in their machines.

Be yourself.

- What are you gonna do?
- What are you gonna do?

Why are you so afraid to be yourself?

- Fine. Push the button.
- Push the button.

- See if we care.
- Do it, you stupid bitch.

- Do it, you stupid bitch.
- Push the button.

- Push the button.
- Push the button. Kill us all.

Push the button.

...button. Push the button.

See if we care.

Do it, you stupid bitch.

Push the button and kill us all.

Punch it.

Whoa!

Suki, wake up.

Something happened.

- Something's happened.
- What did you do?

- What did you...
- Wake up.

The machine. The machine.

What have you done to the machine?

Sinclair won't be happy.

He'll send me back to the nuthouse.

He'll send you back to the nuthouse.

- Siamese burn.
- It hurts.

It doesn't hurt all of us.

- The Scribbler.
- The Scribbler.

- It was the Scribbler.
- Look at the handwriting.

- The Scribbler.
- It's always the quiet ones.

- Bates Motel.
- Suki, it's Dr. Sinclair.

- Is everything okay?
- Why? What have you heard?

I thought I'd give you a
couple of days to settle in...

A couple of days?

- What day is it?
- It's Monday.

Oh, shit.

Did you know there was
another suicide yesterday?

Who?

Another jumper.

You guys ever think that maybe you
should seal these windows shut?

Listen, I'm coming there on
Friday to check on the module.

You know, just hang in there, okay?

Are you all right?

The dog said what?

Relax, Detective. It's normal.

- What part of this is normal?
- The disassociative mind...

can sometimes transfer auditory hallucinations
onto objects like animals or toys.

Helps the patient
localize the experience.

So she's a ventriloquist now?

You said you lost a day.

And during that convenient
blackout, somebody else died.

- The bunny.
- Did the bunny talk as well?

The bunny.

- Did you know her?
- I met her once.

Did she seem suicidal to you?

You might as well jump.
Everybody does.

Actually, yeah.

Oh, come on. You gave
her that one on a plate.

After the blackout...

you said one of the alters had
been removed by this machine.

- Another two.
- So you were cured.

Not even close.

What, that's it?

No chitchat. No small talk.

Where you going?

Out.

Can you pick me up something to eat?
I'm fucking starving.

Meaty Duos or Chudleys, not that
small dog tender morsel shit.

And a pack of...

Are you getting in?

Hello?

I only get stuck a
couple of times a day.

Come on. Take a chance.

There's plenty of room.

- I'll go slow.
- I don't think so.

Then use the stairs, bitch.
Don't waste my time.

Bite me.

This is awkward.

Say something clever.
You could be friends.

Oh, God, she is hot.

- Don't say that.
- Oh, but she is so beautiful.

That top doesn't go with those boots.

Fuck you,
you attention-seeking bitch.

- Going up or down?
- We're on the top floor. There is no up.

- That's a narrow-minded attitude.
- I'll take the stairs.

Good luck with that.

Are you okay? You tripped.

What the fuck?

Have you seen my dog?

He's about so high, brown and white.

Does he speak with a Cockney accent?

- No.
- Then no. I haven't seen him.

- What's his name?
- Hogan.

My doggy's name is Hogan.

If you see him, do send him home.

They made me wear this.

The locals are complaining again,
and they singled me out.

What kind of species aren't proud
of the shape of its own body?

What happened to you?

Where have you been all day?

Open up, asshole.

Open the fucking door!

Oh. You met Alice.

The elevator hates me.
There's a lunatic loose on the stairs.

I'm never gonna make it out
of this building alive, am I?

- Probably not.
- Fantastic.

I'm sorry. I should've
warned you about Alice.

She can be territorial.

She's a sociopath.

Uh, she's schizoaffective and
kind of the jealous type.

Don't tell me you two are an item.

Well, we were for an hour.

Oh, that's right.

You can barely hold down
a long-term conversation.

What was I thinking?

Well, what do you expect?

Every time I get close to someone...

they commit suicide
five minutes later.

I'm surprised you haven't jumped yet.

Wow, I like what you've
done with the place.

I have gadgets.

Well, I hope you didn't
give any of 'em to me.

Hey, put those on. I rigged
an antenna up on the roof.

You'd be amazed at the weird
shit you can hear up here.

Distant number stations,
backwards music channels...

cryptic messages in the white noise.

Ooh, have a listen.

Almost down to the last two.

The yin and the yang.

She's bigger than you think,
and getting bigger every day.

One day soon she's going to spring
out of the top of your head...

like a jack-in-the-box.

That's a little bit too weird for me.

I haven't even plugged it in yet.

Anyway, I need to
borrow a video camera.

Okay.

But if you're thinking...

of trying to get incriminating
evidence against Alice, forget it.

No one will care. It's easier
to stay off the stairs.

It has nothing to do with her.

This is more of a personal project.

Do you want me to come
by in 10 minutes?

Pretend I'm there to fix
the dishwasher? Hmm?

This one's a solo act.

- I'm borrowing this too.
- Make me a copy.

And then that whack job pushed
me down the stairs again.

Can you believe that?

She's got a warped sense of humor.

That's why I moved out.

This whole building's
full of fucking lunatics.

All I want is a couch
and a bit of love.

But what do I get?

Self-harmers, Christ complexes
and shit smeared on the walls.

You people are disgusting.

They tell me not to listen
to the voices in my head.

What do you have to say about that?

I say fuck 'em. They're your voices.

If you can't trust yourself,
who can you trust?

Good point.

This one.

- Emily.
- She was young, very beautiful.

Must've had a lot to live for.

- Where were you when she died?
- I don't know.

- I think I do.
- Go back to the machine.

You didn't know who modified it or
what it was going to do to you...

- but you used it anyway.
- The dog made me do it.

You really are out of
your mind, aren't you?

Duh.

Have you both read the latest
report on Patient 107?

Her name is Suki.

Our latest concern is her suspicion
that one of her alters...

the identity she refers to as the
Scribbler, may in fact be inhuman.

Or superhuman.
The Scribbler thinks it can fly.

Under its influence,
Suki could become very dangerous.

This might be Patient
99 all over again.

Thank you for the gentle
reminder, Dr. Kareem.

But if Patient 99's machine
therapy had not failed...

we would not have stumbled
on the burn process.

This time we are not trying
to cure the incurable.

What makes you think your new machine
will be any better than the last one?

We will focus on burning out as many
alters as possible for now, Dr. Kareem.

And if the Scribbler
survives the treatment...

Suki will still have a
50-50 chance at control.

So now we're playing the odds?

We all live with duality every day.

We're all a little yin
and a little yang.

What if Suki's yang is homicidal?

It won't affect the experiment.

Hey, wake up.

Oh, you're one of them, aren't you?

From in there?

Why don't you get a job and
take control of your life?

You won't be able to hang
around here forever.

- Who's this asshole?
- He's one of them.

He's just a drone.
He doesn't know any better.

- Break his neck.
- Cut his throat.

- Kick him in the nuts.
- You'd be doing the world a favor.

You'd be doing the world a favor.

Is he bothering you?

- It's Cleo.
- She's one of us.

- Oh, we love her.
- Is she parked illegally?

Is she sitting on a yellow line?

I... No.

That's right, little man.

There's only one line that separates
your pathetic little world from ours...

- and you just crossed it.
- Well, I-l didn't mean to.

So why don't you keep your
rules and your regulations...

and your parking
citations to yourself...

and we'll keep our group sex and
mutilation and cannibalism to us?

Capisce?

Is-Is that thing poisonous?

It's not the snake you
need to worry about.

You don't know where I've been.

Shit.

Is it Wednesday?

Fuck if I know.

I heard you were afraid of elevators.

Is that supposed to be funny?

- What are you doing here?
- Looking for my dog.

Are you sure you haven't seen him?

He has fleas, you know.
Fleas and ticks and rabies.

- Is that why you named him Hogan?
- Hogan's my friend.

We were friends since
before you got here.

Everything was fine
until you showed up.

Soon as you moved in, people
started diving out the windows.

- What does that tell you?
- I don't know, Alice.

Maybe my deodorant doesn't work.

Where were you last night
when Emily jumped?

Emily jumped?

- Who do you have in there?
- No one.

But the security chain's on.

Locked yourself out from the inside.

Just how crazy are you?

Good question.

- It wasn't us.
- It wasn't us.

The Scribbler did it.

She's been busy.

- She's crazy.
- Don't trust her.

We know what she's doing.

She's rewired everything so
she can get out, selfish bitch.

She's using the machine herself.

She wants to be free.
She wants to be free.

- Permanently.
- Permanently.

What?

Where's the camera?

What?

Hogan's gonna blow a fuse of his
own when he gets a load of this.

What happened?

You were supposed to be on
the lookout, you little shit.

Hello? Anybody home?

Oh, well, I don't suppose...

you have anything to
say about this either.

Shit.

Oh.

You think he'll go for it?

I think you could be wearing a gorilla
suit and it'd still be a sure thing.

Hey, where you been?

You missed Emily's grand exit.

- Can I ask you something?
- Anything.

Do you want to be cured?

Oh, you mean, do I want to be normal?

Nobody's gonna cure me, honey.

I'm a lost cause.

I'm starting to think that maybe being
normal may not be a bad option.

Does that mean I'm losing my soul?

You know what they say?

If you're losing your
soul and you know it

Then you still got
soul to lose. Whee!

- Bukowski.
- Hmm?

Bukowski said that.

Hey, don't you look at me like that.

Don't...

- The dog knows.
- The dog knows.

- He won't tell.
- We can't be sure.

- He won't tell.
- He just...

- We can't be sure.
- Fuck that mutt.

- Make him sing for his supper.
- Make him sing for his supper.

- Freeloading bastard.
- Chill, chill, chill.

He's nothing to you.
Fuck he's nothing to you.

- Plug him in. See what happens.
- Put him on the machine.

- Plug him in.
- Do it. See what happens.

Push the button and kill us all.

- Hook the dog up.
- Do it.

- Burn the dog.
- Hook the dog up.

- Burn the dog.
- Put him on the machine.

- Push the button.
- Burn the dog.

No, that's what I'm saying.

I didn't find out until
I read the damn paper.

Well, I-l still don't know
which patient got out.

Call me when you have the details.

I'm at Juniper.

I hate home visits.

Who is it?

Suki, it's Dr. Sinclair.

Fuck.

Uh... Uh, give me a minute.

I thought you weren't
coming till Friday.

In light of the suicide
rate around here...

I thought I'd check on you sooner.
What happened to your face?

Uh, self-inflicted crazy person shit.

I said I was better.
I didn't say I was cured.

Oh, Hogan. Do you remember Hogan?

He lives right over there.

Not easily forgotten, Hogan.

- Are you going to invite me inside?
- Uh... Uh...

No?

I see you've, uh, redecorated.

Do you like it?

- I'm hoping it'll catch on.
- You are still on the machine, aren't you?

You know you can't afford
to miss a session.

Relax, Doc. I am
following by the book.

- And the voices?
- Getting quieter every day.

The Scribbler is still very active.

Yes, but that one
can't talk, remember?

"Unzip your head."

What's that?

Uh, the pipes. Bad plumbing.

You should seriously
have it checked out.

This place leaks like
a 10-year-old condom.

And don't get me started
on the electric.

- I mean, these lights...
- It's better than a padded cell, Suki.

- I have to check the counter on the module.
- It's at six.

I'll check it anyway.

Uh-oh, busted.

Back to the funny farm.

You'll have to knock him out.
Or seduce him.

- Take all your clothes off.
- Knock him out.

- Knock him out.
- Knock him out.

- Hello?
- 99's the missing patient.

What? How did she get out?

Her window was smashed.

- Why wasn't I called about this right away?
- I'm sorry, sir.

- I didn't want to bother you.
- You're sure it's Patient 99?

- Yes, sir.
- Pull all the files.

I'll be back right away.

Who's patient number 99?

Is it me?

No. No. I have to cut this short.

And good-bye.

Oh, well, it was lovely
seeing you, Dr. Sinclair.

Thank you so much for coming.
Get home safe.

What are you doing?
Exit only. Exit only.

- Stay behind me.
- Stay in front of me.

Shh.

Give it. Give it.

No. That thing was
like a fucking wolf.

He went primal. I mean, his teeth...
His teeth were like this big.

Look at the door.

Who am I talking to right now?

It's me.

'Cause I know one of your
personalities is a compulsive liar.

You don't believe me?

You believe that?

Fuck me.

Hey, that's my amp and my clock.

This is all shit from my apartment.
When'd you steal all my shit?

I didn't.

- And if I did, it wasn't me.
- Oh!

Uh, you mind? You mind if I just...

Knock yourself out.

These circuits...
They're all messed up.

Nothing makes sense.
It's all back to front.

- Has it done that before?
- No.

- What's it doing?
- I don't know.

- Let's test it out.
- You're not touching that dog.

No, on me, stupid.
Come on. Hook me up.

This isn't like nicking my medication
when I'm not looking, Hogan.

That thing could kill you.

All right, I'll do it myself.
Where do these go? Here?

- Yeah?
- Stop fucking around.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- No, no, no. It's not safe.

Hogan, you don't understand.

- You look all right.
- I'm not.

Something's happening to me.

There's something in the scribbles.

Don't be a dick.

Machine, machine, machine, machine.

Suki!

I've never felt anything like it.

I feel so pure.

How do I look?

Dionysian.

Look at me.

I'm glowing.

I'm glowing.

Good for you.

Don't be frightened. I know
what's happening to you now.

I can see it.

- See what?
- About you.

The writing's on the wall.

You plug yourself in,
you let her out.

She gets out,
she modifies the machine.

She's turning it into
something... better.

Something wonderful.

What... What are you doing?

Everything that's in my brain
is firing to its full potential.

This is the real me.

I want to meet the real you.

I am the real me.

Are you?

- Do it.
- Push the button.

It's too crowded. It's too crowded.

- Push the button.
- Push the button.

- It's too crowded.
- Push the button.

Burn us all. Burn us all.

There's yin and yang
in all of us, Suki.

And your yang is
screaming to get out.

- Burn the fucking house down.
- Push the button.

Burn the fucking house down.

Burn the house down.
Burn the house down.

You're right. There is a
screaming yang inside of me.

I don't think natural yoga's
gonna cure it up this time.

Punch it.

Suki?

Your hair.

Come on already.

- Detective.
- What?

It's clearly past her
medication time.

Listen, just because
you're a basket case...

doesn't mean you're not heading
for a cell without the soft padding.

The cute face, sad-eye
routine might work on her...

You think I'm cute?

Would you excuse us for a minute?

You're undermining my process.

I was gonna say the
same thing to you.

This is police work, Silk.
It's not group therapy.

Don't fuck with me, Moss.
You're not smart enough.

I'll get more out of her in half an
hour than you'll get all night...

with your bullshit cop attitude,
so why don't you back the fuck off?

You need to listen to
what she's saying.

- She's just messing with us.
- I don't think so.

You can't possibly believe
any of that horseshit.

The point is, she does.

Her whole story is a delusional
version of the truth.

We'll only find out what really
happened if we read between the lines.

- She's wasting our time.
- She's talking in metaphors.

We need to figure out what they mean.

You know what a metaphor is, right?

So...

after you metaphorically flew out
the window, what happened next?

Metaphorically?

- I don't remember.
- Another blackout?

Why did you do it?

After what happened to
Hogan, why take the risk?

Sometimes your right hand doesn't
know what your left hand is doing.

Hogan.

Bit late for Halloween, isn't it?

What happened?

Cleo.

It happened last night.

Cops were here.

Wanted to talk to you.

What am I gonna tell them?

I don't know where I've been.

I do.

Oh, my God.

I watched you build it.

I mean, I watched
the Scribbler build it.

She's beautiful.

What is it?

Don't you know yet?
You saw what it did to me.

- I don't know what I saw.
- You saw me, Suki.

You saw the real me.

Without the disguise, without the
therapy, without the sedatives.

I was glowing.

- We both were.
- That wasn't me.

Do you still think
this is the real you?

This is just a mask you wear,
this person that you call Suki.

- Don't say it.
- She's just another alter.

Shut up!

She created you to deal with
the shrinks and the suits...

and all their bureaucratic bullshit.

You don't know what
you're talking about.

Suki is just a puppet
imitating human behavior.

- I know who I am, Hogan.
- No. No, you don't. None of us do.

Everyone in the world is suffering
from multiple personalities.

No one knows what their real
face looks like anymore.

- It's all fake.
- I have to get out of here.

No. And go where?
Out there with the mundanes?

They're all fakes, Suki.
They're all photocopies.

Sinclair tried to make you one of
them by killing the best part of you.

But he started something his machine
can't stop 'cause it works for us now.

The Scribbler rewrote the rule
book, and she wrote it backwards.

Because she's insane!

You don't know what she's been doing.

Yes. Yes, I do.

She's giving you a chance to find
your true nature and be reborn.

Look. Look. It's right there.

Just one more burn, Suki,
and you'll be free forever.

If you're right, one more
burn and I'm gonna be dead.

One of those numbers is me, Hogan.

- Why are you so scared of her?
- Why aren't you?

- Oh, fuck!
- Suki, no.

- No, no, no.
- Don't be scared.

Hogan, please, please. No, don't.

- Stay away from me!
- Don't be scared!

Hogan, please. Please,
you're the only friend that I have.

And that's why I have to help you.

No.

Get the fuck away from me!

Have you seen my dog?

Hmm.

Hello?

All my lives, Sinclair,
which one of them's really me?

If you are referring
to your alters...

than you know very well that
they're extensions of yourself.

Hogan's trying to kill me,
but I don't know...

if it's really me.

I can't trust anyone.
I can't trust myself.

Everything is back to front.

Nothing is back to front.

That is the Scribbler's
influence. You know it.

We've talked about it many times.

Cleo's dead.

I think the Scribbler killed her.

You have to lock me up, Sinclair.

I'm sick... and delusional.

That machine's done something
to me. I'm seeing things.

What sort of things?

Monsters.

- Where are you, Suki?
- I don't know.

- I'm in a phone booth near the tower.
- Stay there.

I'm coming to find you.

Where is she from?

Homes, foster care, the street.

She's been through the
system both ways.

We don't have much
information on her.

We know that she didn't
speak until she was 11.

Up until then,
she communicated by writing.

- But as you can see...
- She writes backward.

We think that an early
childhood trauma...

led to her disassociative problems.

The instability of the child care
system would have been fuel to fire.

She probably adopted an identity
for each new situation.

Eventually she fell through one
of the cracks and ended up here.

- And when was that?
- Four years ago.

And nobody's come looking for her?

Nobody wants her.

Some of her identities
can be a bit wild.

Is this IQ score a typo?
It's higher than mine.

I know. She's not stupid,
but she is an extreme case...

disassociative with
borderline schizophrenia.

It took us six months to get her
to sit still and take the test.

She seems pretty calm in there.

She's currently
under the influence...

of an identity she
calls the Scribbler.

A manifestation like this
is a rare occurrence.

The Scribbler doesn't come
out to play very often.

- And she has no friends?
- No. No family, no home.

And as you can see, no real identity.

She's a bona fide lost soul.

She's the perfect candidate.

That's what you said
about Patient 99.

Have her transferred
to my wing immediately.

Go in there. Get her on film.

Can she hear what's
going on out there?

No. The walls are soundproof.

Suki?

Can I talk to Suki?

Do you live inside her?

Nice outfit.

Trying out a new look.

Come on. I'll take you home.

I'm not going back to the tower.

You don't have anywhere else to go.

- Who's Veronica Orr?
- That is a confidential file, Suki.

This is patient number 99.
I heard you on the phone.

- You lost her.
- I didn't lose her. Give me the file.

What, she was on the machine too?

It was a different kind
of machine. It didn't work.

- Give me the file.
- It made her worse!

I tried to help her!

She was an incurable.

Shit.

Jesus Christ.

What did you do to her?

- It's complicated.
- So am I . Try me.

She... She was a paranoid
schizophrenic...

with a homicidal jealous mania...

and she killed everyone her
boyfriend ever slept with...

and then she killed her boyfriend.

Why are you so interested?

- Because I know her.
- You know her?

She's here. Patient number
99 is right under your nose.

Only we all call her Alice.

Suki, wait. This isn't Alice.

Yeah, because the real Alice is
probably buried under her floorboards.

What are you talking about?

Hogan slept with half the women
in this building, Sinclair.

He said everyone he gets
close to commits suicide.

Every henhouse needs a rooster.

We had a brief encounter.

When did she get loose?

You're sure it's patient 99?

Who's patient number 99?

I should've warned you about Alice.

Kind of the jealous type.

My doggy's name is Hogan.

She was trying to warn me.

- Who was warning you?
- The Scribbler.

There hasn't been any
suicides here, Sinclair.

It's just Alice doing what
she does best... pushing.

- Wait here while I call the police.
- I'm gonna go get Hogan.

Sinclair, don't you
like this look for me?

Alice!

Emergency.
Which service do you require?

Hello? Emergency here.

Which service do you require?

Better send them all.

Hogan!

Hogan?

You put Alice on the machine?

I was trying to help her.

I thought if she saw a
better side of herself...

I've seen that better side,
Hogan, and it isn't pretty.

She was bouncing around
the room like a pinball.

I didn't know she was so
messed up in her head.

- There's something terrible in there.
- And now it's out here.

I thought she was gonna kill me.

She is.

The only reason you're not dead
yet is because I'm still alive.

- What?
- She's following a pattern.

Everyone you've slept with, Hogan...

Emily, Cleo...
those girls didn't jump.

They were pushed.

Oh, my God.

This is my fault?

- And she's coming back for you.
- No, no.

I can't, I can't. Just go.

- Let's go.
- Just... You gotta get out of here.

If she comes back,
I'll try to hold her off.

- You're not gonna be able to stop her.
- Neither will you.

Maybe not me.

Oh, you gotta be kidding me.

Forget what I said before.

That machine's dangerous.

I don't know what I'm talking about.

Fuck the Scribbler.

That's not you.

Go be whoever you want to be.

No, you're right. I am her.

I just hope that she's me.

- No, it'll kill you!
- When you're crazy...

you sometimes have to let your
hands make decisions for you.

You watch them writing on walls...

defacing road signs.

You watch them like they
belong to someone else.

And the way you deal with
this is you learn to enjoy...

being the freak that
everybody expects you to be.

You watch your hands
writing backwards.

You learn to read in reverse.

You learn to think
from the bottom up.

Suki. Suki, please don't go.

Good-bye, Hogan.

This must be an important part.

The machine belongs to me now.

You can't have it.

No. Alice!

First the hens, then the rooster.
I'm coming back for you, boy.

I did this to you.
It's my fault. Leave her alone.

God made me this way, Hogan.

I'm sure he knew what he was doing.

They say you find out who you
really are on the way down.

But I've already seen it.

The Scribbler's machine
shows you everything.

It wakes up parts of the
brain that we never use.

Side effects include telekinesis,
super strength and cool hair.

They also include bad Alice.

The machine shows you
who you are on the inside...

for better or worse.

Hogan is a child,
innocent and unspoiled.

Alice is stained black by
jealousy and resentment.

And me?

When they ask why you jumped...

I'm gonna tell 'em it's because you
couldn't live with erectile dysfunction.

Think about that on the way down.

Suki?

Look at us. We're all inside out.

Why won't you fight back?

Fight back.

Fight back!

Had enough of the freak show already?

Help me?
You can't even help yourself.

Oh, shit.

Oh, God.

Is that me?

Is that what I am?

Why wasn't I like you?

Why wasn't I beautiful on the inside?

Don't touch me.

Don't get near me.

I know what I'll do
if you get too close.

I know who I am now.

I am the pusher.

Suki.

Oh, I thought you were gone for good.

I'm still here.

And the Scribbler?

We're both here.

At the same time?

Yeah.

I guess she never
wanted to take over.

- She just wanted...
- Symbiosis.

She needs me.

Because you can talk.

Because I can deal with the bullshit.

Hey, I found this.

I can fix the machine.

Doesn't matter.

We don't need it anymore.

Delta 1566.

Give me a call on your primary...

- Mr. Hogan?
- Where's Suki?

She's upstairs making her statement.

And don't think about going
anywhere 'cause you're next.

Oh.

Why are you taking my water?

Do you want to tell me
what I saw here tonight?

Suki wanted me to give you this.

"Your world is back
to front, not mine."

We've been telling
you that for years.

Yeah, I know.

Come on, fella.

So you're saying that Alice...

- Veronica.
- Right, Veronica.

Are you saying she threw
herself off the roof?

- Her last push.
- Is that a metaphor for something?

I don't think so.

Stay here.

Suki.

Where is she?

You're never going to understand...

any of this logically,
Detective Moss, so don't try.

Your laws and rules,
they don't apply here.

There are no black-and-white
answers for you.

Just gray areas.

Just human psychology.

Jennifer will understand.

They tell us madness
is culturally relative.

I say it's culturally relevant.

When you're crazy...

your right hand doesn't always
know what your left hand is doing.

You deal with this by learning to
appreciate the importance of symmetry...

left brain, right brain,
yin and yang.

It doesn't matter whether you're
coming up heads or tails...

you still need both
sides of the coin.

You have to understand that before you
can ever hope to understand yourself.

I see a world of people who
aren't who they think they are...

waiting for someone to wake them up.

Waiting to shine.

You're never gonna get us

You're never gonna get us

We've already seen
you from miles away

You knock on the door
with your smile on display

We already know what
you're going to say

Yeah

You're never gonna get us

No