Fear Clinic Page #2
Did she die in the chamber?
I... Sara, I can't give you any more details,
Sara. I've already said too much.
And I'm afraid you're wasting
your time here.
Look, I can't go backwards.
I put up with those hallucinations
in the chamber.
I slept with the lights on.
I did everything.
Caylee is clearly sick, okay?
I'm not leaving.
S...
Sara.
Rewind. When did you know
that you could take the lead
and finish it out strong?
From the beginning.
I don't question it. I don't question it.
You just keep riding hard. You stay focused.
You keep doing it, you're gonna win,
you're gonna win, and that's
what I do. Done. Did it.
Another trophy for your mantel...
Try to relax, okay.
We're gonna get you something
for your pain, okay? Just relax.
Okay, I'm afraid Caylee is much sicker
than when we initially treated her.
Her sitophobia and body
dysmorphic disorder
have reached a point she could die
if she doesn't start eating.
I don't get it. She was cured
when we were here last year.
Why can't you treat her
with traditional means?
I'd have to run more tests to find out.
Why don't you just put her
in the damn chamber?
It's not an option, apparently.
Why? That's the reason why we came here.
Where the hell's the doctor?
He's supposed to be here.
Why won't he see her?
I understand. Listen, between us,
I'm working on a backup plan
and hoping Andover will get onboard.
Caylee's life may depend on it.
He needs to get his head out of his ass.
Listen, I'm gonna stay and help
with Caylee. You don't have...
maybe a clean shirt and a few vacancies?
- Yeah.
- Thanks.
I have done as you asked...
you promised me. You promised me.
Give me what I want.
Please. I need it.
Paige Peterson, addendum.
This afternoon, I just...
You have time for a bubble bath,
but not to talk to me?
I'm sorry. I just...
I don't understand what's going on here.
You and me both.
Things have been rather
trying around here lately.
I heard about Paige.
It was an accident.
- Right?
- No.
I was responsible for her, Sara.
I wanted to help her.
I wanted to help all of you.
You did help me.
You saved my life.
I saw the shooter.
The shooter?
No, that... that's never
happened before.
Prolonged aftershock, I know.
Osborn schooled me.
I think it's time for one more session.
Paige was just one more session.
Everything was just fine,
and then she somehow lost her way.
She lost me. I...
she was beyond my reach.
Sara, I nursed her for months.
She didn't require oxygen. She didn't need
life support. How's that possible?
I could tell.
I could see that she was still
suffering, that...
she was still terrified.
How did it end?
I simply closed her eyes.
And she was gone.
I really appreciate
your wanting to help.
I really do, but...
I just can't do this anymore.
So if you'll excuse me,
I have some things I need to do.
Do you know that Caylee is throwing up
whatever black stuff that is in your vial?
You'd know that if you
came out of your office.
And unfortunately, Dr. Andover,
I'm not leaving.
The Fear Clinic is open for business.
Nobody can find out about this,
or we're in deep sh*t.
Dang! F***! I hate that f***ing sh*t!
Well, that's Osborn's problem.
She can break it to the doc.
Son of a b*tch.
You stole millions of dollars
worth of power
juicing up illegal grow farms.
You mean to tell me this is a challenge?
You know what?
Your f***ing mama is a challenge.
Here's what I think. Why don't we just
get this son of a b*tch back upstairs,
and I'll piggyback the breakout box?
F*** no. Look, for one,
Andover destroyed the...
whatever power supply was up there.
You need to figure something out, and fast.
How much you say she was
cutting us a check for?
So much we'll never have
to work here again
or do anything that winds us
back in the joint.
Well, that's a good thing.
Ooh, sexy b*tches
Are my favorite kind of b*tches.
You dumb-ass. I hate that song.
I daisy-chain a couple,
three gennies together,
I can have this thing
up and running by dinnertime.
- Boom.
- I'll be back.
Yes.
Hey. Baby, listen.
They're gonna keep you here
overnight for observation.
Well, they're gonna make you better.
They're gonna fix you.
They're gonna do it
without that Fear Chamber.
No.
You have to get me in there,
no matter what it takes.
- You want to lose me?
- F*** no, I don't want to lose you.
God, I feel like I've already
lost too much of you. I...
All right.
All right, I'm gonna get you in there.
I'd do anything for you.
I like that.
Paige?
Where are we?
What happened to you?
In the chamber, what happened?
You thought you were building a box.
You built a door instead.
Door? What door?
A door for me.
Every time you put someone
in that thing...
it made more cracks,
so I peeked through
the cracks you made...
became a little easier to turn.
I won't let you through again.
Paige Peterson,
female,
age 26,
deceased.
This black substance
seems to induce
hallucinations upon contact, which...
leads me to believe
that it's some kind of...
phobic residue,
a fear waste, if you will.
Why hasn't it manifested itself
before now?
Caylee.
Caylee.
Caylee.
Show me.
Where?
I understand.
If that's what you want.
I am f***ing hungry.
How are you feeling? You hungry?
You know my mom's doing
that whole dinner thing tonight, right?
Yeah. I gotta eat something
before then, though.
We could just go grab something
somewhere close.
- What's up, buddy?
- Hey, hey. What's up, dude?
- I just saw you on the video.
- Oh, yeah? How'd my hair look?
I don't know.
You were wearing a helmet, stupid.
Oh, you're so...
It was so cool, though.
And when are you going
to teach me those awesome flips?
No way. Your sister would f***...
freaking kill me. Can't do that.
Hey, brat, you want a milkshake
over at Eli's?
Are you kidding? It's freezing.
Hey, come on. Don't be a wuss.
It's warm in there.
Come on. What do you say? Milkshake?
- Fine.
- Fine.
- Done deal.
- Done deal.
- Ooh. Come on.
- Let's go.
Sh*t, honey. Sorry about this.
Hate these damn things.
Always chewing up my wires.
Hey.
Know how you catch a unique squirrel?
Unique up on him.
Osborn, please come to the reception area
for patient intake. Osborn.
Mrs. Patton.
I'm Osborn, the head therapist here,
specializing in PTSD.
- So happy you could make it out.
- Of course.
Hi.
I'm Sara.
He hasn't spoken
since the shooting, I'm afraid.
Blake.
Why don't we get you in an exam room
and get you all settled in?
Bauer.
Till then, you want to have a seat?
I have to admit,
this is not what I expected.
Wasn't always like this.
You've been here before?
I came here after the incident myself.
Dr. Andover really helped me.
He cured me of my scotophobia.
I'm sorry. It's fear of the dark.
So why did you bring Blake here now?
Well, at night...
just for a few minutes, not every night,
it's like he sees something
and it really scares him.
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