"Downloaded from G2G.fm" "Bothofficershave confirmed,hereandintheir writtenstatements thatmyclientwas  notpresentin thelobby, norinthehallway..." "Thanks for coming on such short notice." "No, it's fine." "I had an opening." "I just get so lonely sometimes." "I need someone to talk to." "Well, let's not try to make a habit of this." "Let's try to restrict the house calls to our regularly scheduled appointments." "Our goal here is to try to progress you to the point where you no longer need to remain inside." "We both know that's not gonna happen anytime soon." "Boredom is a small price to pay for safety." "This is just a house, Jonathan." "It's no safer or more dangerous than any place else." "You're wrong." "Nothing bad happens here." "It only happens when you leave." "How so?" "Mom and dad were fine until they left to go to the hospital." "Then they never came back." "And Jane..." "What about Jane?" "Well, she'd still be alive if she'd just stayed in, wouldn't she?" "Have you ever tried talking to her, Jonathan?" "What?" "No, of course not." "I'm not crazy." "No, no, no." "No, that's not what I mean." "Look, part of your agoraphobia is a result of what happened to her." "Talk therapy can do just so much, and there are things you don't say to me, Jonathan." "Perhaps you can say them to her." "It might help you get some of the pressure off of your chest." "Think about it." "I'm going to write you a prescription for Zoloft." "I'll fax your retailer and he'll bring it over later." "Also, I want you to start spending some more time in some of the larger rooms." "And if you can, stand in front of the windows." "You need to start building up your tolerance for larger environments." "Do you have any of that Xanax left?" "Yes." "Good." "Take that if you feel any of the symptoms that you had last week." "I will see you in a few days, okay?" "Hello!" "Oh." "What I am I yelling for?" "You're right there." "I thought, when you didn't come to the door, maybe you went for a walk or something." "You know, when your best friend brings all the three Ds, it's polite to laugh at his jokes." "I mean, a bit of help?" "Oh, sorry." "The three Ds?" "Dinner, DVDs." "What's the third?" "Drugs." "How much do I owe you?" "Don't worry about it." "What about the drugs?" "Edmondson wrote a prescription for generics." "It costs next to nothing." "You know, he's a pretty settled guy." "Hell, he's virtually a saint." "Mom and dad paid off the house, but the utilities and the food bills eat up most of what I make." "So, he cut his rates down to almost nothing for me." "I'd be screwed if he wasn't so understanding." "You know, he thinks I should try talking to her." "Jane?" "Yeah." "He thinks my condition is a result of what happened to her." "No shit." "He thinks talking to her might be cathartic, that it may help me move on." "Well, what do you think?" "I don't know." "Sometimes I think I can still feel her here, just out of sight." "There are mornings when I wake up and I just know for certain that when I roll over, she's going to be there, laying beside me." "Well..." "I mean, it's been over a year, man." "Maybe it's time to move on." "You think I don't know that?" "Do you think Edmondson and I don't spend every week talking about that?" "It's just not that simple." "Maybe Edmondson is right." "Oh, I forgot to tell you." " Uh, Greg finally had the balls to go to LA." "So someone new is delivering groceries tomorrow." "A girl, who sounded pretty on the phone." "Thanks for taking care of that." "It's my pleasure." "Hello?" "Yeah, who is it?" " My name's Bree." "Taylor didn't tell you I was coming by?" "Come on in." "It's MacKinlay, right?" "Yeah, Jonathan MacKinlay." "You prefer Jonathan or MacKinlay?" "It doesn't matter to me." "Well, Taylor called you Mac, so I guess I'll go with that." "Sounds good." "You mind helping me with these?" "They're kinda getting a bit heavy." "Oh, shit." "Yeah." "Sorry." "Shit!" "I got it." "No, let me do it." "Okay, so not to come off like a complete asshole or anything, but is there even anything wrong with you?" "Excuse me." "Well, I just..." "I mean, you know, most people I'm paid to bring groceries to are confined to a bed or a wheelchair." "You..." "You seem completely fine." "I haven't been outside in over a year." "I'm agoraphobic." "Yeah, of course you are." "I'm..." "Shit, I'm so sorry." "You know, I'm so sorry." "God, I'm such an idiot." "I just..." "Really, it's okay." "It could be worse." "No..." "Yeah, but I shouldn't have said that." "God, I just..." "I just..." "I thought you were being lazy or something and..." "Really, it's okay." "Look, let me help you put this stuff away." "Man, agoraphobia." "I mean, that's got to be really hard." "Not really." "It's just the boredom that hurts the most." "I have a TV, movies, Internet." "All the wonders of the modern world." "Yes." "Still, I think I'd go crazy if I couldn't just, you know, take a walk outside or get some fresh air." "December was the worst." "That was the one time that was really torture." "Uh, so, Taylor told me to come over once a week." "He gave me a general shopping list, but he said you were going to give me more specifics once we met." "Um, I'm gonna come by tomorrow with some more stuff." "No problem." "I went through the same thing with Greg." "Greg?" "The guy before you." "Oh." "Okay." "What's this?" "Oh, right." "Uh, yeah." "Taylor told me to give you that." "Is it your birthday?" "Excuse me." "Is it your birthday?" "No." "No, it's not." "Oh, well, I guess he's just being nice or something." "Yeah, maybe that's it." "Okay, well, I should really get going." "Sure." "Okay." "Okay, this is my contact info, so if you need anything specific by tomorrow or you're craving anything in particular, just give me a call or send me an email." "I will." "Okay." "Well, see ya." "Smooth MacKinlay." "Really fucking smooth!" "Fucking waste of time." "What do you want from me?" "No!" "No, I can't do this anymore." "I don't know." "I don't..." "I don't understand." "T..." "Take it back." "You need to get away..." "You need to get..." "Leave me alone!" "I can't..." "No." "I can't do this!" "Leave me alone!" "Leave me alone." "I just want this to be over." "I'm not doing this anymore!" "No!" "No, no, no!" "Shut up!" "Just shut up!" "This isn't real." "Stop it!" "I didn't do it!" "I didn't, you did!" "Hello." "Don't go." "Everyone dies, Jonathan." "There you are." "It's okay." "This isn't real." "I just want this to be over." "Don't." "Please don't do this." "Oh, that's good." "You just keep trying." "I don't want to die." "Everyone dies!" "Whatever you do, don't listen." "911, what'syouremergency?" "Uh, hello." "Um..." "I..." "What'syouremergency?" "Yes, I'm a..." "I think I just..." "Hello, Jonathan." "Hello?" "Sir?" "Areyouthere?" "Hello?" "Sir,canyoupleaseanswerme?" "Iseverythingokay?" "Um..." "I'm okay." "Yo!" "Taylor, what are you doing here?" "What?" "Come on, you didn't get my message?" "Yeah, I got an audition in the neighborhood, so figured I'd stop by at breakfast." "You're welcome." "So?" "Hmm?" "How's the new girl?" "New girl?" "Oh, you mean Bree." "Good." "Good?" "She came by yesterday." "Seems nice." "I heard you made quite an impression." "I doubt that." "I was doing my best not to lose my shit." "She came by completely unannounced." "I was not expecting her." "It was all I could do not to blow chunks all over her shoes." "Oh, man." "Oh." "Wow, that's disgusting to hear right before breakfast." "Dude, it's not the version of events I heard." "Heard from who?" "Mmm-hmm." "Her." "Of course." "Come on, she thought you were sweet and handsome." " She's cute, right?" "Yeah, I guess so." "All right, keep playing your cards right and maybe she'll start bringing her over for more than just the groceries." "Taylor, that's not cool." "Okay." "Okay, I'm sorry." "Just, if you want to get out of here, you got to let more people into your life." "I mean, me and Doc, we don't cut it." "Uh, yeah, I know." "It's just not that easy." "Jesus." "Okay." "I don't care who you bring over here, just bring someone." "All right, I couldn't have been the only guy you were friends with." "Well, actually..." "God!" "Jane must have been thrilled about that." "Actually, man, I meant to say thank you for the photograph." "I hadn't seen it before." "Taylor?" "Taylor?" "Hey, Taylor." "Sorry, what?" "I said thank you for the photograph." "The photograph." "The photograph." "Yeah, no problem, man." "Um..." "I got to go." "I'm..." "I'm gonna be late for that audition, so..." "Already?" "Well, thanks for stopping by." " What the hell?" "Hey!" "Okay!" "I'm coming." "Taylor?" "Hello." "Taylor?" "Taylor?" "Did you forget something?" "Ta-da!" "Your groceries, sir." "Come on in." "You look like a kid on Christmas." "Yeah, well..." "You know what's sad?" "This is actually the highpoint of my week." "Well, I don't know how you do it." "I mean, being stuck inside all alone would drive me nuts." "Well, I'm already nuts so it's not much of a drive, huh." "What are these?" "Uh, I got them at the local green market." "I know that they're not on your list or anything, but I just kinda figured, you know, who doesn't like all natural pretzels, right?" "Thank you." "Wait, local?" "Yeah." "Oh, Taylor didn't tell you." "I really don't live far from here." "No, he didn't mention it." "Hey..." "Um, would you mind if I took, like, a quick look around?" "I've really always wanted to know what these brownstones look like on the inside." "Uh..." "Sure, of course." "I'll give you a tour." "Oh, okay." "Thanks for doing this." "You picked out some really good stuff." "Oh, well, what can I say?" "I have a gift." "This is the guest room which has not seen a guest in just about a year." "What, you don't have people stay over to keep you company?" "Well, the fact of the matter is, when you develop something like agoraphobia, it lets you know who your real friends are quick." "So I take it grocery buyer isn't your intended career path." "God, no." "It's just something to pay the bills." "Barely, at that." "I know the feeling." "You want to know what I do to scrape by these days?" "Uh, tour guide?" "God, I wish." "I transcribe business meetings and court hearings." "It's gripping stuff." "I just type out what boring people say, in a very specific boring format, make sure it's as boring as possible." "Sounds like so much fun." "Um..." "What's with all these dust sheets?" "Oh, it's silly, really." "This was my parent's house before it was mine." "And this was my dad's office." "I could never really bring myself to get rid of their things after they passed." "I don't know, I guess it just feels safer this way." "But after I got stuck in here, it started to seem a little morbid, so I covered up his things." "Is that odd?" "No, I can get that." "So what are you studying?" "Photography." "I, uh..." "I got a whole lot of friends in the music scene so I've been taking pictures of their band's playing." "It's okay, but, you know," "I mean, the only problem is the only people with less money than me are indie musicians." "Maybe it's stupid." "I just..." "I have absolutely no idea what I wanna do, and it's driving my mom crazy." "Did you hear that?" "What is that?" "Do you hear that?" "Bree, we need to go." "We need to get out of here." "Bree!" "Everyone dies, Jonathan." "Hey, are you okay?" "Hey!" "Are you okay?" "The window." "Oh, I am so sorry." "I didn't even think." "Um..." "You should really sit down." "Um, you should sit down." "Man, you got it really bad, huh?" "I just wasn't expecting you to open the shade like that." "Usually I'm pretty good at avoiding it." "Yeah, I'm really sorry." "I didn't even think." "It's okay." "Well, I mean, you should probably lie down for a bit." "I mean, I should..." "I should go." "You don't have to." "I'm okay." "Um, you know, I actually do have a couple more deliveries to do today, so I should probably make a move." "All right, I'll show you out." "Oh, that's..." "That's not necessary." "It's fine." "I insist." "Jane?" "Jane, I'm coming!" "Damn it!" "Hmm." "Okay." "Okay,folks, let'scontinuewithour  three-tieredsalesstrategy tofloodthemarket." "Thiswill,in turn,leadto continuewithour three-tieredsalesstrategy tofloodthemarket." "Thiswill,in turn, leadtosimilar advertisingstrategies." "Inorderto syncup thesestrategies, communicationin betweendepartments isgoingto be key." "Key." "Theymustbe viewed asa cohesive, twosidesof thesamecoin ." "Themostimportant thingtoremember inallof thisisthat  everyonedies." "...torememberin allofthis  isthateveryonedies." "...allofthisisthat  everyonedies." "...everyonedies." "Hello?" "Hello." "Hello." "Who are you?" "What are you doing in my home?" "Jesus Christ!" "ThisisDr.Edmondson." "I'mnotavailable totakeyourcall." "Ifthisis an emergency, pleasedial911, otherwiseleave yourmessageafterthe beep." "Thankyou." "Hey, Doctor, it's MacKinlay." "Listen, I'm having a really hard time here." "Maybe you could make one of those home visits or at least push up our next session." "...twosides ofthesamecoin." "Themostimportantthing torememberin allofthis  isthatthislateral dispersionwith primeintegration willallowfor maximumsatura..." "Come on, MacKinlay, I know you're home." "Hold on, I'm coming." "Hey!" "Hey." "Hey." "Hey, sorry about the wait." "I didn't come at a bad time, did I?" "No." "No, of course not." "I just wasn't expecting anyone, and I don't like to open the door for people I don't know." "What are you doing here anyway?" "Oh, um..." "Well, I..." "I just thought I would take you up on your offer to come by anytime." "I hope that's okay." "Oh." "No, that's great." "Come in." "Come in." "Okay." "So, listen, um..." "I'm sorry to just drop by like this." "I just really needed to get the hell out of my house, and you were like the only person I knew who'd be around, so..." "The advantages of knowing a shut-in, huh?" "Oh, no, I..." "Oh, I didn't mean it like that." "No, I wanted to see you." "I had fun yesterday, even if all we did was wander around your house." "So, what were you doing when I so rudely interrupted your day?" "Nothing much, just trying to figure out what I wanted to eat." "Well, do you want to order something?" "It's my treat." "I have a better idea." "Why don't I take some of the lovely food you've already brought over and cook for you?" "Well, that would be wonderful." "Are you sure I can't do anything to help?" "You can "ooh" and "ah" and tell me how good it is when I'm done." "Fair enough." "So I take it you like to cook." "Well, when you live alone, you tend to get tired of takeout pretty quick." "Greg was really good about bringing me a variety of different foods, but I still had to learn how to cook 'em." "Can I ask you a kind of personal question?" "Oh, the dreaded personal question." "Sure, go ahead." "Um..." "How did you end up like this?" "I mean, what happened?" "You know what, never mind." "Just..." "Forget..." "Forget I asked." "No, no, no, no, no, it's fine." "My therapist thinks I should talk about this." "It was my wife." "Well, her death anyway." "God." "It was nothing too spectacular, just a car accident." "She had wanted to stay home and I wanted to go out to a party Taylor was throwing." "I won." "Look, we really don't have to talk about this if you don't want to." "No, it's all right." "I insisted on driving us home." "I was tired." "I should have never gotten behind the wheel of a car, but I did." "I just about got us home, too, but at the bottom of the block," "I didn't think to look for traffic." "If I had, I would've seen the car coming." "Way too fast." "He ran the red light and slammed into the passenger's side." "Jesus, MacKinlay, I'm really sorry." "I was basically fine." "Jane wasn't so lucky." "If she was, it would have been instantaneous." "I could hear her crying, but..." "I was so out of it, I didn't know what to do." "She died just as the ambulance arrived." "God, I'm such an idiot." "I'm sorry." "I just..." "I shouldn't have said anything at all." "No, Bree, it's all right, I promise." "You know, it actually felt pretty good talking about it that time." "You're the only person other than Taylor and my doctor I've ever told that to." "You know what, on second thought, you should give me a hand." "Okay." "That was delicious." "Maybe that's why I should be a gourmet chef." " If only people come here to eat." "I've heard of worse gimmicks for a restaurant." "So what are you in the mood to do now?" "How about, now we have" "...some fun?" "Okay." "I have not had a drink in over a year." "Oh, God, MacKinlay, we don't have to do this." "I didn't even think." "God, no, this is the most fun I've had in a long time." "Thank you for this, Bree." "This has been nice." "This has been good." "Well, good." "You wanna do the honors?" "No, ladies first, of course." "Oh, you're such a gentleman." "This has been good." "I'm really glad I came over." "I really needed to get out of the house and clear my head." "Having troubles?" "Mmm." "Nothing new." "You know..." "I just..." "I have absolutely no idea what I want to do with my life, you know." "I'm just..." "I'm going to school with no direction in mind and..." "I just..." "I'm digging myself into a deeper and deeper debt with the tuition." "You know, I haven't had a steady or lucrative job since I was in high school." "You're not trying to hit me up for a raise, are you?" "Hmm." "Yeah, I guess I shouldn't complain, right?" "Go ahead, complain." "It's a nice change of pace to hear somebody else's problems." "I mean, if only there was anything else to say." "Essentially, I'm living off my mother's kindness, and it's running out rapidly." "Like..." "Okay, so I have enough credits to graduate," "I just..." "I don't have enough in any single major to actually earn a degree." "It just sucks, you know." "I know, but it could be worse." "Oh, yeah?" "Well, your mother obviously believes in you." "She's stuck in there long enough, plus, you have a pretty eclectic education, which means you'll get some job eventually." "Yeah, I don't know, a poet, philosopher and photographer don't exactly strike me as the most lucrative profession." "Fine, then you can have agoraphobia and be stuck inside all day." "How is that?" "I don't know." "I mean, I don't know if I'd mind being stuck inside all day with you." "Hey, cheers." "So, is your poetry any good?" "No." "God, no." "I was going through a Goth phase, so it was all whiny rants about the darkness inside and that kinda crap." "Oh, I can't imagine you as a Goth." "Actually, it's not that hard." "Just, uh, picture me in a corset and all black." "Oh, well, I can see the corset..." "No, it's not funny." "I looked like an idiot." "It was stupid." "I bet." "That came out wrong, I promise." "What I meant to say was, you don't strike me as a Goth." "I mean, you're so bright and full of life." "Ever since you came in to my house, things have seemed better." "This is most human I've felt in a long time, and I..." "I guess what I'm trying to say is, thank you for that." "Good morning, sleeping beauty." "Jane!" "Well, who else would I be?" "I certainly hope you don't have other women in this bed when I'm not around." "No." "No, I just..." "What was that for?" "Nothing." "I just had a really bad dream." "Well, did you want to talk about it?" "No." "No, it's fine." "It was just a dream." "Why don't you put some clothes on and I'll go ahead and make some breakfast." "Oh, I can think of some better things to do first." "What did you want to do today?" "I don't know." "It's such a lovely day." "Let's go out somewhere." "Maybe to the beach or something." "Sounds nice." "Well, would you get that?" "Sure." "Good morning, sir." "Uh, hello." "I'm with the local church group, and we're here to spread the love of Jesus Christ to those who may need light in their lives." "If you have a moment, I would love to share the wonders of His love with you." "You see, I, too, was living in the darkness, with suffering and pain all around me." "Sorry, I'm not really interested in discussing this with you." "Religion isn't my thing, okay?" "God loves you!" "God wants to save you!" "The darkness has come." "It obscures the truth." "Find God!" "Are you too blind for that?" "Look, I said I'm not interested in discussing this with you." "Please respect that." "Now excuse me, my wife is waiting." "Wait!" "You're all alone without God." "Open your eyes." "You're going to die alone and in pain like all the other sinners." "Repent now." "Forego the flesh." "Step into the light while you still have a chance." "We all die, but we don't all go to heaven." "Okay, that's enough." "Please, sir, listen." "Please!" "Jesus Christ, you would not believe the nut job who was at the door!" "Jane!" "Jane!" "No." "Don't!" "Don't!" "ThisisDr.Edmondson." "I'mnotavailable totakeyourcall." "Ifthisis an emergency, pleasedial911, otherwiseleave yourmessageafterthe beep." "Thankyou." "It's MacKinlay." "Listen, I need you to call me right back." "I'm having a really hard time here." "Really hard time here." "I need you to come here and help." "Please, come over." "I don't know..." "It's..." "I'm not well." "I am really not well." "I need you to come here and help." "Hello, Edmondson." "HeyMac, how'sitgoing?" "Taylor." "This isn't a good time." "I'm waiting on a phone call." "Allright,allright, I'llmakethisquick." "Thisisimportant." "Fine, what is it?" "WhydidyoukillJane ?" "What?" "What?" "Iknowyoudid it." "I'vealwaysknown." "I don't understand." "What the hell are you talking about?" "Didyouthinkitwasa secret?" "What are you talking about?" "Who is this?" "What do you think, this is funny?" "This is funny?" "No,thisis notfunny." "Okay, I'm..." "I'm hanging up right now." "Fuck you!" "What do you think, this is funny?" "Just pulling my goddamn strings!" "This is my life you're fucking with!" "It's not a game!" "This is my fucking life!" "We'll see how you like it when the game ends, huh?" "Let's see how you like this." "Jesus, what are you doing?" "No!" "Oh, my God!" "What did you do to your arm?" "No, this isn't real." "Yes, it is!" "Please stop." "I can't." "You're bleeding really bad." "Just put pressure on this, okay?" "Jane." "Jane!" "What?" "I..." "I didn't know where you were." "Well, I'm right here, so calm down." "Jane." "Jane, I love you." "Did you hear me, darling?" "I said I love you." "I heard you, darling." "Look at what you've done to me!" "Look!" "I'm so sorry." "You said you would do anything for me, Jonathan." "So die for me, husband." "'Cause everyone dies." "Who is it?" "It's me, Dr. Edmondson." "I got your message." "Are you all right?" "MacKin..." "MacKinlay, what..." "Wait." "Talk to me, MacKinlay." "Your message made it sound like it was really urgent." "What's the matter?" "What's the matter?" "I'm losing my fucking mind, that's what the matter is." "Let's not resort to histrionics." "Agoraphobia is not normally associated with hallucinations or delusions." "Describe to me what's been happening." "I've been seeing some crazy shit, man." "Shit you wouldn't believe." "Okay, like what?" "I hear voices in my recordings, they say horrible things." "They're not telling you to hurt other people, or yourself." "No." "No, that was an accident." "It's more than just the voices." "There's things in the dark, in the shadows." "I saw a woman with spider legs coming out of her back." "Spider legs?" "She keeps speaking to me and telling me everyone dies." "Is she someone you know?" "Someone you've met before?" "No." "Jane was there, too." "She was doing horrible things, saying horrible things." "If that's not crazy, then I don't know what is." "Look, MacKinlay, I understand you find this all very disturbing, but we need to approach this rationally." "The very fact that you're questioning the reality of these delusions indicates that they are not symptoms of schizophrenia." "And as I said before, agoraphobia is not normally associated with hallucinations." "So, we can rule out mental defects or deficiencies." "Then what the hell could it be?" "Well, over the time we've been seeing each other," "I have prescribed you a wide range of medications." "You haven't continued any of the ones I told you to halt?" "No, of course not." "Well, some of them have been known to have side effects like hallucinations, but not to the severity that you describe." "Although they can be amplified." "You haven't been drinking, have you?" "I actually had something to drink." "God damn it, MacKinlay." "You could have killed yourself." "The bottles clearly state, "Do not take with alcohol."" "I know." "I didn't think about it at the time." "To be honest, I also had some weed." "MacKinlay, that is really irresponsible of you." "Well, it's clear that we've found the root of your experiences." "I'm sure that the effects will diminish over time if you do not continue to indulge." "I really wish you would take your mental health more seriously." "I know." "I'm sorry." "It's not all bad." "How so?" "I have a new delivery girl named Bree." "I'm able to talk to her like I do with you and Taylor." "I even showed her around the house, the whole house, even the larger rooms." "You need to calm down, MacKinlay." "What?" "He's suffering a decline in his condition." "You're suffering a decline in your condition." "I don't understand." "You should..." "You should calm down, MacKinlay." "Why are you repeating her?" "Who?" "Jane?" "The other woman." "There's no one else here." "You're being paranoid." "Look, you're clearly distressed, MacKinlay." "I need you to calm down, so please just take a deep breath and remember, everyone dies." "Is this what it felt like?" "Is this what it felt like when you killed Jane?" "Why don't you just die, you little shit?" "Holy shit." "Holy shit!" "MacKinlay." "Hey." "Hi!" "Hey, look, I'm sorry I didn't wake you before I left." "You just looked so peaceful sleeping, I couldn't do it." "Hey, are you hungry?" "Have you eaten anything?" "I can make you some..." "Hey, what happened?" "Are you okay?" "Yes." "Are you sure you're okay?" "I mean, you took forever to answer the door." "You're not uncomfortable about last night, are you?" "Bree, this isn't a really good time." "So you are." "No, it wasn't like that." "I just think you should go." "Look, I want you to know that last night wasn't meant to be a one-night stand." "I mean, I'm not like that." "What?" "I put myself out there with you last night." "I mean..." "Not just the sex, which was completely out of character for me, too." "I just..." "I mean, I did it because I like you." "I thought that you liked me, too, but, I mean, hey, you know, if it was just an excuse for you to get laid, then you should at least be a man and admit it." "No, it wasn't like that, Bree." "Then talk to me, okay?" "No, you have to go!" "Please don't do this." "Yeah, I am not feeling well." "That is all, I promise." "I just need some time for myself." "I didn't think you'd be alone and..." "Bree, for fuck's sake, I said no!" "Will you just go, please?" "Sure, going." "Fuck!" "Bree, it's not what you think, I swear." "Fuck!" "ThisisDr.Edmondson." "I'mnotavailable totakeyourcall." "Ifthisis an emergency, pleasedial911, otherwiseleave yourmessageafterthe beep." "Thankyou." "Doc." "Edmondson?" "It's cold, MacKinlay." "It's cold and it's dark." "It hurts." "It hurts so bad." "How could you do this to me?" "That's all you do, MacKinlay, hurt, kill." "You ruin everything you touch." "You are a monster, after all." "Just like us." "No..." "Well, look at you, dear." "Gradually falling apart." "Please, just stay away." "That's not what you really want now, is it?" "Why won't you leave me alone?" "Because you don't want me to!" "Isn't it time that you've accepted that this is what you wanted all along?" "That's the Jonathan I knew and loved." "That's right." "Give it to me, baby." "Shut up." "Make me!" "You are not my wife!" "You can cut out the theatrics." "That wasn't Jane, and nothing you can do will convince me otherwise." "Made a mistake there." "Tried too hard to convince me that was Jane." "She was nothing like that." "That's where you went wrong." "But now the game's over because I'm not playing anymore." "So show yourself and let's get this..." "Over with." "This isn't real!" "What isn't?" "What isn't real?" "Any of this." "That isn't me." "What isn't?" "You're not making any sense." "Shut up." "Stop mocking me." "It is all your fault, and all your doing." "Everything was fine until you came." "Whoa, whoa, whoa!" "Calm down!" "Look, I don't know what you're talking about." "Just give me the knife, huh?" "Give me the knife, Mac." "I already told you, you can't fool me anymore." "Where do you think you're going?" "No!" "This isn't real." "It's okay." "I just want this to be over." "Don't do this!" "Oh, that's good." "You just keep trying." "We both know it's way beyond that point." "Please, Mac." "I don't want to die." "Everyone dies." "MacKinlay!" "Are you home?" "Here, in the kitchen!" "Oh." "Hey, listen, I'm really sorry to drop by unannounced again," "I just..." "I didn't like the way you were left me." "I thought I was being a little bit selfish." "Are you feeling any better?" "Oh, much." "Thanks." "Taylor!" "MacKinlay..." "What did you do?" "Don't worry, it's not real." "Wait, it's all right." "It's not real!" "It wasn't real, don't worry." " Jonathan!" "It's okay, it really is." "It's fine." "It's over." "I'll make it go away, just like I made Jane go away." "Shh." "Everything's all right, I promise." "Everything's all right!" "It's okay, it really is." "It's fine, it's over." "Shh." "We can be happy now, I know it." "Bree?" "Bree." "Bree, answer me." "Stop it." "Do you hear me?" "This isn't real." "I'm afraid it is." "Everyone dies." "I'm not afraid anymore." "Goodbye, Jonathan." "Holy shit!" "Don't move, man." "Just a second, just a second, gimme just a second." "Give me two seconds." "Yes, hello, I need an ambulance immediately." "I'm at First and Fifth." "I've just hit somebody." "Yeah, thank you." "Thank you." "How are we doing..." "Christ." "I'm outside." "Oh, Christ." "Don't listen." "Whatever you do, don't listen." "Hey, man, just take it easy." "That ambulance is going to be here in two seconds." "Buddy." "Christ." "For more new Movies go to G2G.fm"