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- Yes, you can. Try.

Don't you remember you realized

you could have no home,

- no husband, no children, no baby?

- Yes, I remember that.

Yes, I remember that.

You're supposed

to be sleeping.

Why can't you

make her go away?

Can you make her go away?

Please. Please.

Of course.

Help me.

Don't let him hurt me.

Help me.

Help me.

- Danielle,

what happened afterward?

L... I was walking in the garden...

with Dominique and...

I tried to tell her that

I was going to have a baby.

And l...

I tried to explain that

it could be her baby too, but...

but she doesn't understand

and she get very angry at me.

And she... tried to kill

the baby with the garden shear.

- Are you in pain?

I'm-I'm going

to lose my baby.

No,

you will be fine.

- I'm going to die.

- Everything will be fine.

- Everything will be fine.

Everything will be fine.

Oh, it hurts me.

Please help me.

Do not be afraid.

Do not be afraid.

Do not be afraid.

I am a surgeon.

You have lost our baby.

You are

bleeding very badly.

The only way I can save you

is to separate you from Dominique.

- Am I going to die?

- No.

You will be fine.

Everything will be fine.

Sleep.

Sleep. Sleep.

Relax, relax,

relax, relax.

- Relax. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep.

- I-I am sure you've

come back, Dominique.

- Dominique! Dominique.

- Dominique is dead.

Please come back,

Dominique.

Dominique is dead.

Remember.

No, she's not dead.

She's going to kill you.

- She "is" dead.

- No!

- I know she's not. No! No, she's not.

- Sleep.

- Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep.

- No. No...

- She's not.

- Dominique is dead. She is dead.

Time you learn

to accept her death.

We both have

to go away now.

Danielle, I'm going

to marry you.

Do you remember?

How we came here to the clinic...

and made it our own?

It was good

for a while.

But Dominique

never died for you.

You kept her alive

in your mind.

Sometimes... Sometimes,

you even became her...

to reassure yourself

of her existence.

You could never

accept the guilt,

The terrible guilt

for Dominique's death.

It was hard for me

to accept what had happened...

- that we could never live

together as man and wife.

Every time

I made love to you,

Dominique came back...

and took control of you.

I did not know

how to rid you of her.

All I could do was

give you the pills...

and keep you sedated...

until she went away.

- I tried to warn you about Dominique.

Dominique is dangerous

for both of us.

To Dominique,

any man that made love

to you is me...

Emil.

Danielle? Danielle?

I love you.

- Look at this knife.

Look at it. You killed

a man with this knife.

- Remember. Remember.

- Remember. That's it.

- What happened?

- There was a cake.

A cake?

What else?

They had candles.

Yes.

What did you do?

- I made a wish,

- Yes.

- And I blew out the candles.

- Yes.

And then I cut him!

Relax, fellas.

He's dead.

Just a minute,

Mrs. Breton.

Are you prepared to confess to the

murder of your husband, Emil Breton?

I warn you that whatever you say

may be used as evidence against you.

I have never

hurt anyone in my life.

You claim that you had

a sister who did it?

My sister died last spring.

Dawson.

- Well, Miss Collier, up and about?

- How do you feel today?

- Oh, fine. Thanks.

- Oh, thank you for the chocolates.

- Oh, you're welcome.

- Would you like one?

- No, thank you.

Well, you'll be interested to know

that we're reopening the whole case.

We already got her on first-degree

murder for Breton.

But we haven't had any luck turning up

that black man you saw her slice up.

Now, I want you to tell me

everything you can remember.

It was all a ridiculous mistake.

There was no body.

Look, I apologize

for having been so skeptical.

I should have

put more trust in your claim.

It-It was all

a ridiculous mistake.

What else do you want me to do?

Apologize in print?

- I sent you candy.

- I'm telling you all I can remember!

Look, I talked to your editor, and he

told me about the detective that you hired.

What did he think? I got a witness

who saw the couch loaded onto the truck.

Now, obviously the body

was hidden inside that couch.

Otherwise,

why would they move it?

It's really quite simple. There was

no body because there was no murder!

What was simple? There's nothing

simple about any of this.

L- I just don't understand you.

Now you claim that there wasn't a body.

If there wasn't a body,

why did you make such an accusation?

You know how serious

that could be?

Grace has never deliberately

told a lie in her life.

You have to understand

that she's not quite herself.

I'm fine! There's absolutely

nothing wrong with me!

All I know is there was no body

because there was no murder!

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