Patient Seven Page #4

it's really nice.

But it's 37 dollars.

Okay.

- Oh honey,

what's wrong?

Oh, you dropped your ice cream.

Here you go, here's two dollars.

Go and get yourself another one.

- It was three dollars.

- Christ!

Here you go, here's five.

Give me back my two.

- I only made 12 dollars today.

- F***!

- I'm sorry!

- It's okay honey.

Laser f***!

- That'll be two dollars, daddy.

- Sh*t!

Sh*t!

Sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t!

Oh sh*t.

- Yeah I heard

that when I was 24.

Christ, sh*t, b*tch,

f***, ass,

f***, c*nt, f***, c*nt!

- Nine.

- - F***!

- 10!

I still need five more dollars.

- The police still

can't tell me anything.

What do you think?

- Well, I think

it'll be fine, just fine.

- You can't

give up hope Jenny.

- How's Sarah coping?

- Well, her best

friend is missing, so--

- clive!

- - Well, she is.

I'm sorry Jenny!

- Come here, Jenny.

Look what you've done.

- It wasn't me!

- Shh shh.

- I got it!

Did you hear that?

Vic?

You must be so tired.

Now you can finally sleep.

- Why'd you do it?

I mean, if you were trying

to help your friend,

then why...

Why try and kill yourself?

Guilt?

Fear of spending the

rest of your life in an

institution like this?

- You're the doctor.

You tell me.

- Everyone else

around here might be

buying your smug

little act but I'm not.

- Get bent, you twat!

- Now we're really

getting somewhere.

- No, we're not.

- Gentlemen, please.

I'm going to send you

back to the holding tank.

You keep living your

sorry little existence,

but me,

I'm still gonna have a good day.

- Ah.

- Get her outta here.

- Where's my bloody shovel?

I wanna shove it up his arse!

Get the f*** off me!

Doctor's gonna be sorry

when I find my shovel.

- It's time to see

the doctor, jessa.

- Jessa hasn't

spoken a word since

she was committed

to this institution

over seven years ago,

when she was found guilty

of killing her mother

and her sister.

She claims an evil

spirit possessed her.

After repeatedly telling the

story to multiple doctors,

she simply stopped speaking.

- I don't know why

you picked her, sir.

The girl's a mute or something.

- Yeah but she kind of

talks with her hands.

- Which is why I need her

out of those restraints.

Come on.

- Well if she does one

knock, that means yes,

or she likes it.

And two knocks means

no, or she hates it.

That's pretty much

all we've been able

to get from her so far.

- Thank you Kyle,

that's very informative.

Jessa.

Do you know who I am?

Good, good, good.

I'm here to help you.

Now, I'd like to try a little

hypnotherapy.

See if I can't

relax you, get that inner

voice of yours to come out.

Have you ever been

hypnotized before?

Do you mind if I try?

Jessa, I need an answer.

Look, I know you're frightened,

that you've got

things that haunt you.

But I'm not frightened,

i can help you with that.

But you have to let me.

Please?

Thank you for trusting me.

All right.

I would like you to

just concentrate

on this crystal.

Come on now, breathe.

Take a deep breath.

Go inside.

That's it, go inside.

Free up that voice

that's talking to you.

Let it come out.

Tell me what happened.

- Takes a real sick person

to do something

like that to a dog.

Sorry girls.

Norman's in doggy heaven now.

- Was it you?

- She made me do it.

- The bad lady?

Jessa, there's no such thing--

- she's getting worse.

Wait.

Don't you believe me?

- Jessa...

- I'll be home by

11 at the latest.

And eat before it gets cold.

Jessa sweetie, you listen

to your sister, okay?

And go to bed on time.

Come lock up behind me.

If she seems sad, there's

ice cream in the fridge.

My girl.

Always has it together.

Oh!

Thanks.

- She won't leave me alone.

What are you gonna do to Sally?

Ow!

- Sally is you.

And this is the bad lady.

- Doesn't look like her.

- See.

I think the bad lady,

she tied herself to you.

And all we have to

do is untie her.

Like a shoelace.

- But what if she

doesn't wanna let go?

- We'll make her.

- That's what she looks like.

- Bowl of reflection,

stones of protection,

may the reason of our harm

feel the power of this charm.

Powers of the witches rise,

course unseen across the skies,

hear me beckon,

hear my plea.

Spirits bared, I summon thee.

Pass me that candle.

- Kara?

- Close your eyes.

Demon who dwells in

slivers of night,

uncloak your

shadows to my sight.

Guardians of the ancient towers,

Grant me now thy sacred powers.

Let this child be set free.

Such is my will, I banish thee.

Let this child be set free!

With all my might,

i banish thee!

- Keep going!

- I banish thee!

I banish thee!

No!

Don't touch my sister!

- She's gone!

- Hey.

Are you all right?

- Yeah.

Just glad you're home.

- Tough night for

both of us, huh?

You should get to bed.

- I wanna stay in here a while.

- Well don't wake her.

- Kara.

Kara.

- I tried to stop her!

- Mom!

- Mommy made the same

sounds as Norman.

I wonder what

sounds you'll make?

- Don't!

Don't do that, leave her alone!

- But she could hurt herself.

- She's not gonna hurt herself.

I want her to come out

of this on her own.

- What did I tell you?

- Woah, that's a first.

What do you know?

- That was absolutely

amazing, young lady.

It was an incredible

first session.

Now, I do not want her sedated.

I want her to be

left to herself.

I want her to be able to

come to terms with this,

come to terms with being

a psychotic killer.

- No!

No, no!

No!

- It's okay.

It's all right, it's over.

It's over, it's okay.

It's okay.

- Time to go.

Damon, you're up.

- Damon believes in

vampires, he always has,

always will, no matter

what the doctors tell him.

He was arrested after

hiring someone to kill

several people who he

thought were vampires.

- Sir?

- Damon, what a pleasure.

Have a seat.

- I'd rather not.

- But I insist.

- I wouldn't mess

with this one, doc.

- You gentlemen can go.

I'll call you if I need you.

- Shall I begin, Dr. Marcus?

- You don't waste time, do you?

- They told me about you.

They said you were

really interested in

hearing our stories.

- It's true.

- Actually, I tell my story

to anyone who'll listen.

Problem is, none of the

other doctors believe me.

- Well I'm not

like other doctors.

You see, as a child,

I used to love vampire stories.

Your case, it intrigued me.

So I'm gonna ask you,

do vampires really exist?

- Humor me if you like.

I know the truth.

I had been following

certain people

til I was sure.

I hired someone to kill them.

Do you know that

vampires walk in the day?

And they don't turn into bats.

And they only feast on blood

when they're hungry.

- That's fascinating.

- Mm-hmm.

You learn all kinds

of things when

you track them all over

the world like I have.

People like you put me away.

Idiots.

They have no idea

of the evil

that walks in this world.

Found a pack of 'em

living in england.

- Yeah, but somebody

believed you, didn't they?

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