Stockholm, Pennsylvania

Mr. and Mrs. Dargon.

- Detective.

- Detective.

Are you okay?

Do you remember

Mr. And Mrs. Dargon?

Glen and Marcy.

Are we doing first names?

We talked on the phone

from the hospital, right?

Yes, we called

as soon as we heard.

We tried to come

and see you, but...

but they wouldn't let us

until the test came back.

So, here you are.

Okay.

Hi.

Hi.

Well, charges have

been pressed,

and McKay will be held

without bail.

So far, her hospital records

are clean,

although she did refuse

to take a full examination.

That's private.

Of course.

As discussed,

she's to meet with

a court-appointed psychologist

once a week, more if needed.

Dr. Andrews... here's her card.

This should calm down.

We petitioned

for a protective order

on your behalf,

and that should be settled

by tomorrow.

Thank you.

I only wish we could

have met sooner.

Thank you.

Take care of yourself.

Can I hug you?

Um... sure.

You're real...

you're really here.

Welcome home.

Is it okay

if we stop hugging?

Yes, of course.

You're so big.

Would you like

something to drink?

I have lemonade.

And tea.

Water.

Coming right up.

Please, make yourself

comfortable.

Here, let me...

I'll take...

No.

Okay.

Is this you?

Yes.

And him?

Yes.

And this.

This is me, then.

Yes.

There you go.

You look so young.

I was.

I rode horses.

Ponies.

You had just started.

You were barely four.

But you kept asking,

and your friend Caroline

had had some lessons,

so of course you couldn't

let it go.

Do you remember Caroline?

No.

Your birthdays

were ten days apart,

so we always had

joint parties.

We had costume parties,

it being so close

to Halloween.

You were always a princess

for your birthday

and something else

for Halloween.

Isn't my birthday

March 15th?

No, it's October 21st.

I celebrate it on March 15th.

You see...

Um...

Yeah, here's another one.

So you're about to, um,

blow out the candles,

and here are the pumpkins

and leaves on the ground.

Oh.

We made a cheese plate,

if you're hungry.

And there's a pie in the oven.

Do you still like pie?

Sure.

Please, sit,

and make yourself

comfortable,

and let us know if...

if we can get you anything.

Leanne.

Leanne is here.

Actually, my name is Leia.

- Huh?

- What?

My name is Leia.

You changed your name?

No.

We... we named you Leanne.

We've always

called you that.

I don't remember that.

I only know that

my name is Leia

and that I was named

after a princess.

Like from the movie?

What movie?

You don't know?

Know what?

Your name.

It's Leia.

Leia.

Yes?

No, I was just saying it.

Your name.

So tell us about yourself.

I'm tired.

Oh, would you like

to lay down?

Yes.

Oh, you can go right

up to your room.

We didn't have time

to change anything,

but we kept it

like this for you.

I hope it's okay.

Maybe it's nice, even.

For now.

Okay.

All right, I'm gonna

let you get settled in.

- Okay.

- Okay.

Okay.

I'd like to propose a toast.

To Leanne.

To Leia.

We're so happy

to have you home.

It's a miracle.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, are we being rude?

Are you saying Grace?

I'm doing a "Dear Universe. "

It's a kind of prayer.

"Dear Universe, thank you

"for the food I'm

going to be eating,

"the thoughts I'm

going to be thinking.

Thank you for this moment

we are making. "

And then you make wishes.

Wishes?

Yes.

"I wish for you

to keep me honest,

help me to know who I am,"

and anything else you want.

"Sincerely, Leia. "

And you can add a P.S.

if you feel necessary.

What church is that?

No church.

Church is for people who

can't believe in themselves.

The Universe is for when

you believe in everything.

Thank you.

You must be hungry.

Been quite a few days.

The police, the hospital...

Hospital food can't be that good.

And all the beeping.

Who can eat with

all that beeping?

I remember when I was

at the hospital

after I had had you.

And they brought me some food,

and I couldn't even recognize it.

It was like astronaut food,

I swear.

The only thing that I would eat

was the Jell-O...

I remember that.

Because the rest

of it was just so...

No, I remember that,

because I had a pack

of Rollo's in my pocket

that you went

absolutely nuts for.

- That's right, that's right.

- I mean, she went bananas.

Well, I was starving.

I'd never seen anybody...

I was starving, because...

Go through a half a pack

of Rollo's before like that.

Because after you give birth,

they should have a turkey dinner

waiting for you.

Hello?

Hi.

Yeah, she's right here.

It's Jill.

Hello?

Great.

Thank you.

Uh-huh.

I know.

I know, I was thinking

the same thing.

She would be so happy.

Would you like to talk to her?

Hold on.

Um, Leia, this is your Aunt Jill

on the phone.

Why don't you say hello?

So... so say hello.

Hello?

Okay.

Congratulations for you too.

Okay.

I think she's done talking.

Oh, okay.

I should go.

Hello... already?

Okay.

Jill?

Yeah, she's tired.

I'll see you tonight.

- I'll see you tonight.

- Of course.

Okay, so would you describe

your first week at home

as a positive experience?

Sure.

I notice you say that a lot.

"Sure. "

We just met.

Yes, but over

the last half hour,

"Would you like to sit?"

"Can I get you some tea?"

"Have you been sleeping

on a regular schedule?"

"Do you find yourself adapting

to your new surroundings?"

All these are things

you answered "sure" to.

Maybe you should ask

different questions.

Maybe you're right.

How would you describe

your first week at home?

As a positive experience.

Do I make you uncomfortable?

No.

Do I make you uncomfortable?

Of course not.

Okay.

"Sure" is a noncommittal

statement,

even in the affirmative.

If I say,

"Do you want some tea?"

and you say, "Sure,"

it tells me that you want tea

only because I asked it,

not because you want it.

I want you to feel free

to express definites,

concrete feelings.

This is a safe environment.

Okay.

I don't really want this tea.

Everything you say here

is confidential.

You keep writing things

in that folder.

I keep notes.

But you are looking

for things, right?

Against Ben.

Are you concerned about Ben?

Are you looking for things?

My only true concern

is how you are doing,

how you are feeling,

that you feel supported.

Okay.

If there's anything I can do

to make that clearer to you,

do not hesitate to tell me.

I am here for you.

Can you stop calling it "home?"

Like, my "transition back home?"

All right.

Does it not feel like home?

Would a place you don't remember

feel like home to you?

How does it feel?

Like a place I don't remember,

like a neighbor's house.

Did you spend much time

at neighbor's houses

when you were with Mr. McKay?

No.

I spent time at home.

Want some dessert?

You don't have to look at that.

It's just...

it's just there.

Can I have this?

No.

Or not right now, okay?

Congratulations, God bless.

I've been following on the

news and everything

from the very beginning.

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