We Don't Belong Here
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- 2017
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Water.
Empty.
Rich.
Secret.
Light.
Above.
Backwards.
Brother.
When I feel a panic coming on,
I'm supposed to list off
words in my head
associated with my surroundings.
This technique helps ground me
in the world I live in
so I don't disappear
into my head.
Mom.
Look.
What happened to us?
Hi.
I would like a room, please.
It's 50.
I'm the apostle of affliction.
Open up.
What the hell's going on
in there?
Are you okay?
Lady?
Was I sleeping?
Yeah.
I mean,
I thought maybe you were dead.
Oh, no, no, no, not yet.
Why don't you tell me
what your goal is
for this work?
I don't wanna take medication
and I don't wanna talk to you.
Well, what were you feeling
last night?
Were you having...
racing thoughts
or suicidal thoughts?
Are you gonna try and tell me
something about my mind
or the way it works?
Here's a pill. Feel better.
Lily.
I think you may be bipolar.
Great.
Is it great? Is it "great"?
Well, what am I supposed to say?
I don't know. You could
say anything. You could say:
"That sucks."
"That sucks."
That sucks.
Yeah.
How about that?
- I have four children.
- Mm.
Two of them, Lily and Max,
have mental illnesses.
Madeline is fine.
And my other daughter...
She's also very pretty.
Madeline?
Mm.
Oh, she is, yes.
Yeah.
She's red and just...
But any... I came here really...
What I'm very concerned about
right now is Max.
Mm-hm.
Oh. He's a very bright boy,
am I right?
Yes.
Heh, heh.
Is he, uh...?
Is he incarcerated?
Like in jail? No.
Um, he's bipolar.
That's it.
And I haven't heard from him
in a while now and that's not...
Yeah, it will be okay.
Really?
Mm-hm.
He's fine.
I can see it.
Oh, my God, I could cry.
I was so scared
about coming here.
Oh, everyone is the first time.
Heh. But you're here.
That's the important part.
I keep my thoughts
to myself, I think so much
that I need to run
to keep them quiet.
I don't need a doctor
to inform me of how I feel.
I'm the center of the universe.
I can feel
Everything is real.
Everything.
Nothing is what it seems.
My name is Lily Green
and I am on a path...
Are you okay?
I'm fine. It's nothing.
You sure?
Yes.
You scraped your hands.
I got a first aid kit...
I'm fine.
It'd just take a minute.
I could clear it up.
No, thanks.
Two minutes...
I said no! Okay? Jesus.
I'm 17, you pervert.
I was trying to help you.
I don't need your help.
Um...
I was 16,
and there was this bridge.
It was, like, where all
And, um...
That's where I lost
my virginity.
What's your relationship
like with your family?
It's... It's good.
Yeah, it's, you know....
about personal things
because I have a hard time
with that.
You don't get along
with your family?
Elisa and my
mom hate each other.
One night, Elisa had a meltdown
and began yelling at my mom
about time travel.
Babe?
My mother told her
she was mentally ill.
Listen, just open the door.
F***, open the door
so I can say I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
F***.
Open the f***ing door.
In the lives
That we planned
What the f***.
Until it's time
For you to go
Hey!
Yes, we're different
Worlds apart
Who are you?
I'm Frank.
I'm Elisa.
Elisa.
Elisa?
Ha!
What I feel has come
And gone before
No need to talk it out
We know what
It's all about
Hangin' around
Nothin' to do but frown
Rainy days and Mondays
Always get
Me down
Oh, ho-ho-ho, good.
Do you like being watched?
Davey.
What are you doing here?
Well, I'm stalking you.
No, they pay me 40 bucks
to tape the open mic.
Right. Right.
Collarbone,
and you simply walk, walk, walk,
walk, walk, walk, walk,
and put out your ass.
Okay? I want you to do it.
Come to me.
So, um...
what brings you here?
I don't know.
I just want to be
somewhere else.
You're a long way from home.
Not really.
Metaphorically.
Lily?
Lily?
Yes?
Come up here, please.
Where were you tonight?
It's late.
I was...
I was at a friend's.
What friend?
Hmm?
Just a friend.
Come here.
You need a manicure.
I clocked my best time
at track today.
You did?
Oh, how great.
Do you ever get the feeling
that you're being watched?
Lily,
are you sure you're okay?
Mom...
What?
I love you.
I love you too.
I love you too.
Have you heard anything
from Max?
Hmm.
Under no circumstances
discuss unexplainable things.
My grandmother says
that everything is real.
what we see is real.
Who's there?
Hey.
Sorry.
I wanted to see you, but...
I know you're always here, so...
I like it here.
I know.
That little guy wandered
in here today just like you.
Oh.
When do you see people, Grandma?
When I watch my television.
I think my grandmother and I
are the exact same person.
I won't tell her that.
I'll tell her something else
instead.
I stopped taking my medication.
What else, Lily?
I wanted to lose my virginity
last week,
and...
on my way to see this guy,
I started to hear music
in my head.
like it was all around me.
As I was walking to see...
Davey is his name,
I started to forget
where I was going,
and then I started to forget
who I was going to see,
and then...
I forgot my name.
Sometimes I wonder
if we live in purgatory.
And I'm not speaking
metaphorically, Grandma.
I don't know what happened
that night.
They found me in the woods.
You went out to have sex
and you wound up
in the hospital.
That's what happened.
My mom's only friend
is Joanne Carpenter,
a self-made woman.
I've caught the two of them
smoking cigarettes
on several occasions.
Well, you missed
absolutely nothing.
It was a complete waste of time.
that I don't have to worry
about her and the boys
because she's going to be
a science prodigy.
What the f***?
My daughter will get laid
eventually.
Your daughter has gotten laid.
Shut up.
I miss seeing you.
I miss you too.
Why do you live here?
What? It's my home.
Are you gonna tell me
what's wrong?
You never talk
about your family.
I told you.
Me and my mom
stopped getting along.
What else?
That's it, really.
Something you're not telling me.
I introduced my bipolar brother
to my drug dealer,
and he ended up in the hospital.
There it is.
That's it.
It was an accident.
Well, you're the bad guy.
And what happened
to your brother was your fault.
You did that.
Yeah, I know that.
Nice one.
I found Elisa's journals.
The sister, the one
that my mom disowned.
The singer sister?
Yeah.
She's sort of
on the famous side, right?
Mm-hm.
Gosh, I feel so out of touch.
Anyway, the journal
is really, really painful...
Hmm.
Because I feel like
all the bad stuff
I'm so sorry, I'm just a little
bit lost here. So you're...
We could just change
the subject.
You know,
Okay.
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