Lost: The Story of the Oceanic 6 Page #5

Well, it's withdrawal.

Anyone who has been kept under

that much medication for...

I know what the definition

of "withdrawal" is, thank you.

Her immune system is

just a little vulnerable right now.

So, you knew this might happen?

Your sister has been held here

in a chemical straitjacket, all right?

I'm just trying to pull her out of it.

- If you can't handle it...

- If I can't?

Doctor, I don't think you can handle it.

In fact, I think you're

in way over your head.

In fact, I don't think you know

what you're dealing with here.

You didn't know what you were dealing with

three years ago

when you misdiagnosed her

in the first place.

You still don't know what's going on,

and I am not going to just stand here

and let you keep doing...

What are... What are you doing?

What?

"History of epilepsy. " That's impossible.

Tachiki, Kaya.

Worked this one for about a week.

The mother hired me,

then fired me because of the cops.

Where did you get these?

- I drew them.

- You drew these?

- What are they supposed to mean?

- Not sure. Taken from the clip.

I used to do what's called "psychometry. "

Give me a personal item.

If there's an energy there,

a connection to the person that I can read...

In this case, it was the girl's hair clip.

A piece of evidence.

You gonna say what this has to do with me?

I treat a patient with

a multiple personality disorder,

and all three of them have

identified themselves as being missing,

and one of them is this girl.

Kaya.

And she draws this, you know?

I mean, over and over and over again.

I mean, is there anything

you might have drawn off this clip,

maybe, that you could share with me?

It was a while ago.

A while ago? And do you know

what might have occurred?

If I knew that,

Molina wouldn't have given me the axe.

I just see victims,

the one associated with the object.

You've got a half an hour

till next shift change.

After that, you may have a guard

asking questions about your friend.

- Okay?

- I appreciate it.

If you want them to leave her,

then I'm guessing

you need to find out what they want.

In this case, they are trapped.

Unable to move on.

You've got three dead girls but no bodies.

I'd say you need to find some bodies.

Why did they pick me?

Hard to say.

Maybe you remind them of someone,

maybe you've come into contact

with people they knew,

with places they lived,

with places they died.

Places they died?

Yes.

Maybe they were trapped

between this world and the next,

and you happened to be

in the right place, at the right time.

Or the wrong place.

It's really hard to say.

It depends on so many different factors.

Heredity, religion,

- a near-death experience.

- Wait.

Your accident at the lake.

Gil, we've worked very hard, all right,

to try to communicate

with these alters, these girls.

Can you make an attempt,

at least make an attempt,

to communicate with them? Please?

What makes you think

they'll tell me anything?

Could you try? Please.

Please.

Just try to communicate with them.

- It's like you said, they can't remember.

- Gil, this is what you do.

- You need to remember for them.

- Remember what?

- You need to figure it out.

- Try. You can do it. Just try.

Help me. Please.

No, I'm sorry.

- Gil.

- Sorry!

I mean, what kind of drugs they got you on?

Look, I cannot do

what you're asking me to do.

I told you,

you bring me a personal item and I read it,

hopefully give you an idea

of what happened to the person.

Enough of this psychometry

bullshit scenario.

Even the cops had you pegged

as a con man.

I've never conned anybody,

and I don't have to prove anything to you!

You don't, huh?

Well, why don't you prove it to yourself?

You know what,

prove to me you're nothing but

a broken-down valise all right?

Here. Take that.

- What's that?

- It belonged to my wife.

- Who?

- My wife.

- Your wife?

- Who she run off with?

Who she run off with? Take it.

Take it. Divine it!

It's no good.

- It's been too long.

- Yeah.

So, do you

think there's anything to what he said?

Finding the bodies?

I think this is all we've got to work with.

I'm at a loss.

You know,

I think tonight, we should try to focus

on the living. What do you say?

Yeah, me too.

You know, you haven't told me her name.

Who?

Your ex-wife.

Andrea.

I woke up one day, and she left me her ring.

And a note.

You didn't see it coming?

- I mean, there were no signs?

- I don't know.

Maybe I didn't give her

the life she deserved.

What do you mean?

I wanted my life.

I wanted my work,

I wanted my patients,

and I got it.

She didn't take much.

Just a suitcase.

Well, where did she go?

I haven't a clue.

Wait, so you didn't try to contact her?

Tried.

- I'm sorry.

- Hey, the mind compensates,

has this way of deflecting pain,

a remarkable instrument.

Thanks.

Well, thank you for a lovely evening.

The pleasure was mine.

Thanks for coming.

- Good night.

- Drive safe.

- Hey, do you mind if I grab my keys?

- You would be doing me a favour.

Thank you.

Excuse me, Doc.

Hey, Doc.

How you doing?

Tornado Power was bought out

three years ago.

The time of the abductions.

Yeah, that's right.

Strange that kid's been waltzing around

with that same key chain

for the past three years, though.

Tornado employed a lot more people

in this town than just Alex Alonso.

There are probably 50 guys

who still have the same key chain.

Yeah, but he dated the kid.

He drove the blue car.

It just seems very strange.

Sorry to break it to you, Doc,

but blue cars aren't exactly uncommon.

Well, you said if I found evidence,

that I was to bring it to you

and you'd follow up. So I was trying...

When you bring me evidence, I will.

This is all just conjecture!

So you see no correlation to the fact

that this kid just might be

connected to these crimes

and the obvious symbolism

in these drawings?

Now, you listen to me.

I'm not going to bring someone in

for questioning

just because your patient draws something

you think resembles his key chain.

I need more than this, and you know it.

This Eneko Gil is putting crazy thoughts

into your head.

That's just going to lead you to trouble.

Hey, Doc. It's Eneko.

- Sorry about the other day.

- Yeah, no sweat.

Don't even worry about it.

Hey, listen, I need your help,

and I want to talk to you about it.

Can we meet?

Hey, that's a new one.

Hey, easy.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

Okay, it's okay.

It's okay. It's okay.

It's okay.

You're sure this is it? 'Cause I'm going in.

Yeah, Rambla Jardn, that's it.

All right, my phone's on page.

Give me your cell.

Kevin,

listen, I have to talk to you.

- When we were at the hospital...

- Here's my number.

Now, you see anyone, just press "send. "

- You got it?

- Yeah, I got it.

- You got a light?

- Yeah.

Doc?

What the f*** are you doing here?

- Hello, Hugo.

- Hello.

I've been looking for you.

I wanted to talk to you about Dr Khoury.

Why did Kevin bring the taxi driver

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