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I'm sorry, Cody.

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I've had a case come back
across my desk...

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that could be a very good fit.

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Cody. He's eight.

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His birth mother died
when he was three.

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And we placed him with
a couple that...

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may turned out weren't fit.

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The second couple we placed
him with abandoned him.

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- Oh, my God.
- And I went for his annual follow up

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I found him living alone
in the apartment.

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- Alone?
- For almost a month, we think.

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Neighbors called once he started
going door to door.

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Look, I like this kid.

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We're not supposed to have
opinions like that, but I do.

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He's resourceful, he's resilient.

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I'm not saying these things
haven't affected him.

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- He's guarded, he has sleep issues.
- Of course.

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But for all he's been through,

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he hasn't let it turn him
into a victim.

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Witch is what made me think
of the two of you.

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Now that you've been approved,

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I think you'll make wonderful
foster parents.

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My question for you is...

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Are you ready for this?

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Okay, living room.

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We can leave that one.

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Are you sure?

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Clean slate, you know.

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Just that one.

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Whatever it was like for her,

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they said it was fast.

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And she wasn't aware
of what was happening.

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It's not nearly as bad as
I imagined in my head.

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And I find confort in that.

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It's very good, Jony.

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Anyone else?

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We have decided to bring a child
into our home tomorrow.

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- That's wonderful, Jessie. Congratulations.
- Thank you, Peter.

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How have you been feeling
these days?

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I still can't sleep at night
very well.

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- You still on Ambien?
- Yes.

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Insomnia is common.

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Somnia is Latin for "Dreams".

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Insomnia simply means "No Dreams".

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And what else is a child,
but our dreams?

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Our hopes, manifest.

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We talked about numbness
last week,

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where something
a lot of us has felt.

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Yeah, I don't know if I'm doing
any better with that.

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I think I'm, a little.

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but the color hasn't returned
to the world just yet.

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How Is Mark with this?
We haven't seen him for awhile.

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We always say that people
processes grief differently.

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Mark and I have had
different experiences with this.

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- The feeling distant from a spouse is...
- Common. Yes.

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I just wish I knew
how to fix this.

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For him, for us.

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And I really wish he would continue
coming to group with me because...

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it's the only time I feel...

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I don't know...

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Awake.

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- You ready?
- I think so.

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- Hey.
- Let's go say hi.

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This is Mr and Mrs Hobsen.

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- Hi.
- How are you doing?

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Good morning.

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Good morning. How are you?

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Can I take that box for you?

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No? Okay.
Whatever you want to do, pal.

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Thank you. I'll take good care of it.

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Come on, come on in.

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Here we are.

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You don't have to do that.

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Shoes make floors dirty.

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- You have a beautiful home.
- Thank you.

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It's all yours, Cody.
Nothing's out limits.

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Yeah, come on,
I'll show you my Xbox, or...

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or we can get a Wii, I guess.

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I'm not sure which one you play.
But you play, though, right?

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I think Mark's pretty excited
to have someone to play.

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You ever played this connect?
Sports thing?

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It's got a censor on it,
so there is no control.

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Whatever you do,
the little dude does.

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You can swing, you can throw,
you can kick.

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And the little guy does it.
I'll show you.

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great. It's pretty mean.

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It doesn't look like much.

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We want you to decorate it
the way you like it

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- really?
- That's right.

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We're gonna replace those,
I just throw whatever in a basket,

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but you can pick out
anything you want.

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Cody collects butterflies.

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- You do?
- Really?

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I love this room.

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remember, it's just the first night.
We are all in this together.

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You okay?

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I like your eyes.

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Thank You.

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They're really pretty.

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Let's get some sleep.

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Good night, Mrs Hobsen.

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Good night, Cody.
Sleep tight.

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Monarch.

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Alright.

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Here. Alright.

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- What's your favorite kind of pizza?
- Pineapple.

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Yeah? That's what we're
going to have tonight.

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Celebrate your brave day.

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Let's go, you ready?

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So, let's all say "Welcome, Cody".

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Welcome, Cody.

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You can take that seat,
right over there.

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Alright, let's open those notebooks.

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Everyone ready?

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The first word is...

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Everything's right in there?

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I'm fine.

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He's fine.

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I just wanted to make sure
I can still hear him.

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He's fine.

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- What's this guy?
- The Blue Morpho.

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Sounds like some kind of superhero
or something.

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And what is this?
This is like a Cocoon or something?

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That's a chrysalis. It keeps them
safe till they grown up.

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So, I guess we better
go to bed.

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Alright.

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- I'll be right there.
- Okay, sweety.

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Hey.

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So, I was straightening out
for you earlier,

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and I accidentally found
some of your stimulants.

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Stimulants?

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Things that keep you awake.

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- I don't like to sleep.
- I know.

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But there's nothing for you
to be scared of here.

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- Yes, there is.
- What?

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The Canker Man.

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Who's that?

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He comes when I sleep.
He eats people.

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Well, that's no good.

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He ate my mom.

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You know, when I was little girl,

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I thought there was a witch
scratching in my window.

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But it was just a tree.

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The branches had grown
a little too long,

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And they hit the window
when the wind blew.

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Ones I knew that, the witch
never came back.

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Sometimes scary things go away
when we understand them a little.

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Not The Canker Man.

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Well, you're in new home now.
I'm sure he can't find you.

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He's always with me, he says so.

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You did what you had to do.

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You can't let him have
a sugar stash,

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in the middle of his room,
under his bed.

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I know, I still feel like
I was trespassing.

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No. You're parenting

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<i>When you came in, you said
something about a ghost?</i>

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<i>There was something.</i>

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<i>What did it look like?</i>

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<i>Well, it was wearing a black thing
that went all the way to the floor.</i>

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<i>Weren't you a little
frightened at the time?</i>

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<i>Oh, yes.</i>

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<i>- That, Mr. Loren, is hysteria.
- Jess.</i>

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<i>Well, then doctor, how do you
explain what happened to Lance?</i>

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<i>Was that hysteria too?</i>

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<i>You better get that
checked in a day or two.</i>

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<i>Thanks, doc.</i>

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Where they come from?

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Have you ever seen this many?

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Do we have any jars?

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Butterflies even come out at night?

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Maybe there is a big pretty moths.

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- What?
- It bit me.

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- Butterfly bit you?
- No...

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Where are they coming from?

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I need a lid.

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What the hell?

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What the hell just happened?

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I saw something last night.

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I think it was Sean.

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I know we have all had
those dreams,

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and felt like we've seen
our kids out in the world.

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But this was different.

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And I couldn't help but feel
that it was because...

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Go ahead.

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He knows about Cody.

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And he's angry with me.

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For replacing him?

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Yeah.

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We talked about something
ike this at the begining,

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when Mark wanted to sell
the house,

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- but you refused, because...
- I felt like he was still there.

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You said you saw him sometimes.

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Yes.

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Okay.

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The thing you need to understand
about the dreams

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you can lose at dreams, it's can feel
very real while we having them.

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This wasn't a dream.

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- I was awake.
- Doesn't matter.

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If we're suppressing negative
emotions like guilt or fear,

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especially for sleep deprived
on top of that,

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our subconscious will figure out
a way to process those emotions.

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Even if we're awake.

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We can even achieve levels of
REM's sleep while we're awake.

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It's called "a waking dream".

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It's more common than you think.

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Just felt very real.

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Yeah, I'm sure it did.

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But, waking dream,
any dreams actually,

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are convorsation that we're
having with ourselfs.

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Every character in your dreams
is actually just you.

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And when we're trying to
bury uncomfortable emotions,

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or ideas, or we feel threatened,

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sometimes the only outlet they
have is our subconscious.

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It's normal for us to feel huanted,

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by our past, by our losses,
by the children we lost.

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But, Jessie, know.

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Sean is not haunting your home.

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The question is what are you
trying to say to yourself?

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What unresolved emotions
are strangling to get out?

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That's pretty.

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It's a monarch.

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Don't they have...

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I guess so.

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Thank god, where did you
find him this time?

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He's in the maintenance shed,
which will be locked from now on.

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Oh, No. Not your seat.

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You know where you going.

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Is this everything?

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I'll do sweep.

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Hey, pal.

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How are you doing?
Are you alright?

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Who is that?

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Well, it's our son.
His name was Sean.

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Where is he?

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Well...

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He's in heaven.

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That's where my mom is.

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Tell me, what was she like?

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I don't remember her.

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How did Sean go to heaven?

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We wish he hadn't.

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As like I'm sure you wish
your mom hadn't.

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He looks fun.

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Hey, Jess.

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Look who's back.

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where the hell they coming from?

256
00:29:23.602 --> 00:29:24.561
No.

257
00:29:25.343 --> 00:29:26.437
No.

258
00:29:36.061 --> 00:29:37.760
I'm sorry.

259
00:30:27.466 --> 00:30:29.040
He's real.

260
00:30:31.689 --> 00:30:33.107
You saw him.

261
00:30:35.661 --> 00:30:36.829
Touched him.

262
00:30:38.007 --> 00:30:40.886
I did, I was right there.

263
00:30:57.714 --> 00:30:59.414
I'm sorry.

264
00:31:03.012 --> 00:31:04.085
Why?

265
00:31:05.607 --> 00:31:07.578
My dream.

266
00:31:10.623 --> 00:31:12.187
What do you mean, Cody?

267
00:31:13.355 --> 00:31:14.918
What happens when you dream?

268
00:31:19.006 --> 00:31:23.666
I won't do it again.
Please, don't be mad.

269
00:31:25.044 --> 00:31:28.724
- Oh, hey. Pal, we're not...
- Honey, we're not mad.

270
00:31:33.051 --> 00:31:35.501
I hope you have a good day, Jessie.

271
00:31:36.481 --> 00:31:37.899
You too.

272
00:32:21.286 --> 00:32:23.371
I wish we could've heard his voice.

273
00:32:42.609 --> 00:32:44.402
Alright, who wants to set the table?

274
00:32:44.945 --> 00:32:47.176
- Come on, buddy.
- Pizza!

275
00:32:48.959 --> 00:32:52.984
- I think you have to dive into the water.
- Okay, you're... okay.

276
00:32:57.530 --> 00:33:00.053
Okay, That's one more
round for you, buddy.

277
00:33:00.064 --> 00:33:01.106
Hey, Cody.

278
00:33:01.721 --> 00:33:04.923
You know, yesterday you were
asking about Sean?

279
00:33:08.249 --> 00:33:09.458
You want to see him?

280
00:33:12.263 --> 00:33:13.963
Yes, please.

281
00:33:24.024 --> 00:33:26.507
When's the last time you
had a real Christmas?

282
00:33:28.915 --> 00:33:30.458
I don't know.

283
00:33:32.564 --> 00:33:34.056
You will this year.

284
00:33:34.984 --> 00:33:37.976
<i>- Here he comes, here he comes.
- He's coming, he's coming.</i>

285
00:33:42.679 --> 00:33:44.618
<i>- He came! He came!
- That's him.</i>

286
00:33:44.639 --> 00:33:46.526
<i>Merry Christmas, baby!</i>

287
00:33:48.496 --> 00:33:49.748
<i>What do you think?</i>

288
00:33:49.873 --> 00:33:52.250
<i>- I think it's a train.
- Why? Did it whistle?</i>

289
00:33:52.375 --> 00:33:54.836
<i>Oh, did Sean write train?
I don't remember...</i>

290
00:33:55.607 --> 00:33:57.558
<i>you sent to Santa
you think about the train.</i>

291
00:34:01.666 --> 00:34:02.593
<i>What is it?</i>

292
00:34:03.563 --> 00:34:04.700
<i>I can't see it.</i>

293
00:34:05.743 --> 00:34:07.077
<i>What do you think, hun?</i>

294
00:34:07.255 --> 00:34:09.548
<i>North Pole Express.
Do you know who lives in there?</i>

295
00:34:09.569 --> 00:34:11.457
<i>North Pole Express.</i>

296
00:34:11.582 --> 00:34:14.147
<i>- Santa lives there.
- Yes, he lives there.</i>

297
00:34:14.168 --> 00:34:16.232
<i>North Pole Express.</i>

298
00:34:34.219 --> 00:34:36.898
<i>Oh my god, come on,
fight back, buddy.</i>

299
00:34:37.044 --> 00:34:38.316
<i>You can escape.</i>

300
00:34:47.262 --> 00:34:50.151
He used to give me Eskimo kisses.

301
00:34:52.132 --> 00:34:53.404
You see how he does that?

302
00:34:58.055 --> 00:34:59.587
<i>Where you going, buddy?</i>

303
00:35:03.747 --> 00:35:06.824
That's right, you didn't sleep well
last night, right?

304
00:35:08.169 --> 00:35:10.556
In this house it's okay for you
to relax.

305
00:35:11.974 --> 00:35:13.226
You're home.

306
00:35:14.946 --> 00:35:16.510
Now get some sleep.

307
00:35:29.752 --> 00:35:31.264
I'm putting on another pot.

308
00:35:31.692 --> 00:35:33.652
Oh, let's call it the night.

309
00:35:33.891 --> 00:35:37.041
- he's a tough, and he needs to sleep.
- I know, baby. so do we.

310
00:35:38.428 --> 00:35:39.939
Let's go to bed.

311
00:35:41.096 --> 00:35:42.400
I'm going to make another pot.

312
00:35:43.777 --> 00:35:45.612
Okay. I'll go to bed.

313
00:35:56.612 --> 00:35:57.697
Jess.

314
00:36:00.877 --> 00:36:02.242
Jess.

315
00:36:45.994 --> 00:36:48.017
He came! He came!

316
00:36:59.435 --> 00:37:01.488
I think it's a train!

317
00:37:04.199 --> 00:37:06.723
Why? Did it whistle?

318
00:37:44.020 --> 00:37:45.073
Cody.

319
00:38:25.727 --> 00:38:29.919
<i>I am always with you.</i>

320
00:39:08.978 --> 00:39:10.500
Let's go to bed.

321
00:39:26.891 --> 00:39:28.330
What is that?

322
00:39:32.835 --> 00:39:34.086
The Canker Man.

323
00:39:35.629 --> 00:39:39.946
Sometimes, if I do this,
it keeps him away.

324
00:39:53.157 --> 00:39:56.097
- Boys are home.
- Hi there.

325
00:39:56.118 --> 00:39:57.692
Okay, go on.

326
00:40:11.508 --> 00:40:15.188
- Are you hungry?
- Yeah, I'm a little hunger.

327
00:40:15.199 --> 00:40:16.701
Yeah? Okay.

328
00:40:16.722 --> 00:40:18.401
Why don't you go upstairs,
and wash your hands,

329
00:40:18.411 --> 00:40:20.152
and come back and tell me
all about your day?

330
00:40:20.632 --> 00:40:22.446
Okay? Okay.

331
00:40:26.544 --> 00:40:27.889
Are we going to talk about this?

332
00:41:00.618 --> 00:41:02.131
He needs to sleep.

333
00:41:03.726 --> 00:41:05.603
Okay, he needs to sleep.

334
00:41:05.707 --> 00:41:07.792
Yeah, Cody needs to sleep.

335
00:41:11.088 --> 00:41:13.079
But, Jessie,
is that what it is about?

336
00:41:13.298 --> 00:41:14.872
Or is this about Sean?

337
00:41:20.055 --> 00:41:20.878
Okay.

338
00:41:26.822 --> 00:41:27.906
What are you doing?

339
00:41:28.500 --> 00:41:30.022
This feels wrong, Jess.

340
00:41:31.128 --> 00:41:32.067
This...

341
00:41:33.182 --> 00:41:36.466
I felt wrong...

342
00:41:37.217 --> 00:41:40.440
when you... you puting that DVD.

343
00:41:40.460 --> 00:41:41.983
And then...

344
00:41:42.817 --> 00:41:44.443
It hasn'n felt right since.

345
00:41:45.934 --> 00:41:47.561
It feels like abuse.

346
00:41:48.249 --> 00:41:49.678
- Abuse?
- Yeah.

347
00:41:51.784 --> 00:41:52.357
Abuse?

348
00:41:52.367 --> 00:41:56.414
We promised to take care
of that child.

349
00:41:57.394 --> 00:42:02.169
Not use him like some
home movie projector for...

350
00:42:02.190 --> 00:42:06.340
That child needs to sleep.

351
00:42:07.705 --> 00:42:10.719
And if he can help us heal...

352
00:42:11.334 --> 00:42:13.805
We need to heal, Mark.

353
00:42:16.099 --> 00:42:19.029
- He can help us heal.
- This is not healing.

354
00:42:19.029 --> 00:42:21.115
I saw it in your face.
You felt it too.

355
00:42:22.397 --> 00:42:25.442
Yeah, of course.

356
00:42:29.404 --> 00:42:31.531
If you want to go to bed,
go to bed.

357
00:42:33.106 --> 00:42:33.909
Jess.

358
00:42:33.909 --> 00:42:35.994
I'm staying here,
and I'm waiting for Sean.

359
00:42:37.224 --> 00:42:40.665
Well, it's not our son,
and it's not Sean,

360
00:42:40.686 --> 00:42:43.501
and it's not our son.

361
00:42:43.845 --> 00:42:46.295
I'm not going to let you
take him away from me again.

362
00:42:50.612 --> 00:42:51.665
Again?

363
00:42:53.803 --> 00:42:54.970
hey.

364
00:42:57.088 --> 00:42:58.360
I'm sorry.

365
00:42:58.964 --> 00:43:00.528
- Again?
- I'm sorry.

366
00:43:05.961 --> 00:43:09.485
No. Not fair.

367
00:43:11.758 --> 00:43:14.406
It's not fair. Not fair.

368
00:43:26.700 --> 00:43:28.327
You all set?

369
00:43:28.347 --> 00:43:29.963
Okay, go ahead

370
00:43:53.413 --> 00:43:55.488
You started it, Tate.

371
00:44:06.708 --> 00:44:08.543
Thirteen plus five?

372
00:44:09.168 --> 00:44:10.805
- Hayden?
- Eighteen?

373
00:44:10.805 --> 00:44:11.838
Yes.

374
00:44:14.382 --> 00:44:16.134
Fifteen plus four?

375
00:44:16.655 --> 00:44:18.010
- Hunter?
- Nineteen.

376
00:44:18.156 --> 00:44:18.950
Good.

377
00:44:21.775 --> 00:44:23.537
Seven plus thirteen?

378
00:44:25.997 --> 00:44:27.854
- Clara?
- Twenty?

379
00:44:28.334 --> 00:44:29.397
Nice.

380
00:44:31.941 --> 00:44:33.233
Nine plus fourteen.

381
00:44:33.369 --> 00:44:34.736
This time is fine.

382
00:44:34.882 --> 00:44:36.696
but if you're not
feeling well for recess,

383
00:44:36.717 --> 00:44:38.739
maybe you should visit
the nurses room.

384
00:44:45.996 --> 00:44:48.248
Can I just stay here?

385
00:44:51.210 --> 00:44:53.337
I have to step out,
just for a minute,

386
00:44:53.347 --> 00:44:55.130
Why not you put your
head down and rest?

387
00:46:48.992 --> 00:46:50.369
Cody, what's going on?

388
00:46:50.380 --> 00:46:51.537
Let's go home.

389
00:46:51.547 --> 00:46:52.569
What happened?

390
00:46:52.819 --> 00:46:54.362
A kid run away.

391
00:46:54.539 --> 00:46:55.582
What?

392
00:46:56.041 --> 00:46:58.294
He's done it before.
He's a mean kid.

393
00:46:58.294 --> 00:47:00.128
Can we go home, please?

394
00:47:02.651 --> 00:47:03.798
Okay.

395
00:47:10.857 --> 00:47:11.931
You okay?

396
00:47:13.277 --> 00:47:14.591
I'm fine.

397
00:47:14.872 --> 00:47:17.437
Well, we didn't see very much
even the night.

398
00:47:18.156 --> 00:47:21.222
I'm sorry, I don't feel a very well.

399
00:47:21.452 --> 00:47:22.901
Don't feel well?

400
00:47:23.954 --> 00:47:25.611
Let's have a look at you.

401
00:47:29.241 --> 00:47:31.659
Worried about what happened
at school today?

402
00:47:32.994 --> 00:47:36.873
Well, I think it's going to be okay,
that little boy is going to turn up.

403
00:47:47.091 --> 00:47:49.343
- Good night.
- Good night.

404
00:47:50.239 --> 00:47:52.305
Well, You...

405
00:47:52.993 --> 00:47:55.015
You're going to use
some sleep too, you know?

406
00:47:55.766 --> 00:47:57.017
I'll be in soon.

407
00:47:57.851 --> 00:47:58.936
Okay.

408
00:50:25.997 --> 00:50:29.208
I'm awake, this can't be hapening.

409
00:50:29.229 --> 00:50:32.754
I'm awake, this can't be hapening.

410
00:50:41.095 --> 00:50:43.889
No! No, no!

411
00:50:44.692 --> 00:50:47.602
- I'm awake. I'm awake.
- I'm awake. I'm awake.

412
00:50:47.602 --> 00:50:50.896
- I'm awake.
- I'm awake.

413
00:50:50.907 --> 00:50:52.022
I'm awake.

414
00:50:53.566 --> 00:50:55.610
No! No!

415
00:50:55.610 --> 00:50:57.695
- No! I'm awake!
- Cody? Cody?!

416
00:50:57.695 --> 00:50:59.530
- No! Stop!
- Cody, stop.

417
00:50:59.561 --> 00:51:03.670
- I'm awake! I'm awake!
- I got you. I got you.

418
00:51:03.701 --> 00:51:08.205
I'm awake. I'm awake.
- I got you. Hey, I got you.

419
00:51:08.205 --> 00:51:12.668
- I'm awake. I'm awake.
- Oh, it's okay, baby. It's okay.

420
00:51:14.680 --> 00:51:17.756
I'm sick.
I don't want to go to school.

421
00:51:18.132 --> 00:51:19.216
Sick, huh?

422
00:51:19.404 --> 00:51:20.561
Yes, sir.

423
00:51:20.561 --> 00:51:21.703
That's too bad.

424
00:51:22.677 --> 00:51:26.056
I guess you won't be interested in
do a little shopping today.

425
00:51:26.901 --> 00:51:29.184
Pick up some stuff
for your new room.

426
00:51:29.194 --> 00:51:31.353
I don't think I deserve to.

427
00:51:34.377 --> 00:51:38.861
If there is one thing I know,
you deserve a good day.

428
00:51:40.445 --> 00:51:43.198
- How long hasn't he slept?
- At least two days.

429
00:51:43.208 --> 00:51:45.199
But it's been going on
since he first got home.

430
00:51:45.210 --> 00:51:47.869
I'm giving him Zolpidem.
It's a paediatric Ambien.

431
00:51:47.890 --> 00:51:49.704
Just a pill before bedtime
should do the trick.

432
00:51:49.704 --> 00:51:53.207
<i>Dr. Petrom room six, one.
Dr. Petrom room six, one.</i>

433
00:51:53.583 --> 00:51:54.835
It's just to get him started.

434
00:51:54.835 --> 00:51:56.920
We can't let him stay up
for days on end.

435
00:51:57.045 --> 00:51:59.630
Sleep deprivation at this age
can do real damage.

436
00:52:01.309 --> 00:52:02.405
Thank you.

437
00:52:16.543 --> 00:52:18.524
- Hi.
- Hi.

438
00:52:26.053 --> 00:52:27.408
Can I help you guys?

439
00:52:27.418 --> 00:52:31.036
I'm detective Brown,
this is officer Murray.

440
00:52:31.828 --> 00:52:33.498
We like to ask your son
a few questions

441
00:52:33.508 --> 00:52:35.645
about an incident that
took place at school.

442
00:52:36.740 --> 00:52:38.700
Cody, come here.

443
00:52:46.447 --> 00:52:48.637
- Okay, screw.
- Screw.

444
00:52:50.639 --> 00:52:53.141
- Phillips.
- Phillips.

445
00:53:01.222 --> 00:53:04.278
Just be sure you cough or something
when you get downstairs, okay?

446
00:53:11.889 --> 00:53:13.578
Hey, there he is.

447
00:53:13.933 --> 00:53:16.497
- You look better.
- I feel a little better.

448
00:53:16.789 --> 00:53:20.241
- Good.
- So, the police came by today.

449
00:53:20.835 --> 00:53:22.921
- What they want?
- Well...

450
00:53:22.921 --> 00:53:24.338
I feel a lot better.

451
00:53:24.359 --> 00:53:26.049
Do you want to see
my race car bed?

452
00:53:26.049 --> 00:53:28.426
- Race car bed?
- I was getting to that.

453
00:53:28.968 --> 00:53:31.762
I think this little kid
still hasn't shown back up.

454
00:53:32.096 --> 00:53:33.536
So, why they came here?

455
00:53:33.713 --> 00:53:36.486
Well, I guess they have to
rule out abduction.

456
00:53:36.934 --> 00:53:38.603
I guess Cody saw the kid leave.

457
00:53:38.738 --> 00:53:40.062
How did Sean die?

458
00:53:43.337 --> 00:53:44.275
What?

459
00:53:47.038 --> 00:53:48.947
I just wondered.

460
00:53:56.204 --> 00:53:57.330
Hey, buddy.

461
00:53:57.486 --> 00:53:59.999
Why not you go set the table?
Okay?

462
00:54:01.041 --> 00:54:02.209
We'll be in in minute.

463
00:54:39.037 --> 00:54:40.496
Nice.

464
00:54:40.705 --> 00:54:43.542
Like Tik Tak Tok game.
I'm playing it always.

465
00:54:45.908 --> 00:54:48.171
- Hi.
- Hi.

466
00:54:49.746 --> 00:54:52.759
- What do you think?
- That is orange.

467
00:54:53.510 --> 00:54:55.845
Weren't you glad
we didn't go with fuchsia?

468
00:54:56.670 --> 00:54:59.182
- What's this?
- Here you go.

469
00:55:01.976 --> 00:55:03.854
Alright.

470
00:55:04.438 --> 00:55:07.649
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

471
00:55:09.963 --> 00:55:11.445
Using fork?

472
00:55:13.238 --> 00:55:14.906
This is very civilized.

473
00:55:32.892 --> 00:55:36.636
- Today was fun.
- Today was my favorite day so far.

474
00:55:37.115 --> 00:55:39.888
Yeah? Mine, too.

475
00:55:41.891 --> 00:55:43.017
Hey, listen...

476
00:55:44.831 --> 00:55:47.146
About the question that
you asked me...

477
00:55:48.939 --> 00:55:50.191
...earlier.

478
00:55:52.682 --> 00:55:56.488
Sean drowned.
It was an accident.

479
00:55:58.199 --> 00:56:02.410
And then, we found out
we couldn't have more kids, so...

480
00:56:03.516 --> 00:56:05.956
I'm sorry I asked about that.

481
00:56:07.864 --> 00:56:10.116
No, no. It's...

482
00:56:10.418 --> 00:56:12.588
You have the right to know.

483
00:56:13.047 --> 00:56:15.757
It's just important to you also
to know that...

484
00:56:15.757 --> 00:56:18.635
nothing like that is
going to happen to you.

485
00:56:43.076 --> 00:56:44.285
You okay?

486
00:56:47.903 --> 00:56:49.373
I don't think I am.

487
00:56:51.470 --> 00:56:53.294
You're a great mom.

488
00:56:58.007 --> 00:56:59.634
That kid up there...

489
00:57:02.761 --> 00:57:04.304
He needs a great mom.

490
00:57:05.848 --> 00:57:08.059
You need a kid.
It's a perfect match.

491
00:57:10.019 --> 00:57:12.062
We don't need anything else.

492
00:57:23.939 --> 00:57:26.451
I know that you think you do.

493
00:57:27.504 --> 00:57:31.206
And god knows there's a big
part of me it feels the same.

494
00:57:35.377 --> 00:57:36.670
But we don't.

495
00:57:47.983 --> 00:57:49.265
Come to bed.

496
00:57:58.170 --> 00:57:59.484
Come to bed.

497
00:58:02.143 --> 00:58:03.112
Okay.

498
00:58:09.087 --> 00:58:10.495
Yes, love.

499
00:58:47.542 --> 00:58:48.887
Sean?

500
00:59:01.889 --> 00:59:04.965
Cody, Cody.
Wake up, wake up.

501
00:59:14.204 --> 00:59:16.518
- Wake up, hunny. Wake up!
- Mark.

502
00:59:17.071 --> 00:59:18.103
Won't wake up.

503
00:59:18.781 --> 00:59:20.772
He won't, for a while.

504
00:59:22.358 --> 00:59:24.651
- What did you do?
- He's...

505
00:59:25.527 --> 00:59:26.736
Cody!

506
00:59:28.300 --> 00:59:31.199
Cody, Cody! Wake up!

507
00:59:32.159 --> 00:59:33.618
Come on, wake up.

508
01:00:01.260 --> 01:00:02.730
Get out of here!

509
01:00:25.920 --> 01:00:28.588
She won't wake up.
She won't wake up.

510
01:00:29.016 --> 01:00:30.299
Here.

511
01:00:30.581 --> 01:00:33.719
She's awake. She's awake.

512
01:00:39.225 --> 01:00:41.226
I like to take your formal
statement, Mrs Hobsen

513
01:00:41.247 --> 01:00:44.187
and then, refer you to someone
in social services.

514
01:00:44.750 --> 01:00:47.941
- Social services?
- Why did you drug the child?

515
01:00:48.775 --> 01:00:49.901
I...

516
01:00:50.329 --> 01:00:55.198
gave him a sleeping pill.
His doctor prescribed it.

517
01:00:56.450 --> 01:00:57.867
You know the whereabouts
of your husband

518
01:00:57.878 --> 01:00:59.848
day before last
around lunch time?

519
01:00:59.869 --> 01:01:00.704
Where you taking him?

520
01:01:00.715 --> 01:01:02.998
We have any reason
to be near of your son's school?

521
01:01:02.998 --> 01:01:05.927
- No, no, no, no, no.
- Ma'am, Ma'am.

522
01:01:05.948 --> 01:01:07.043
I'm sorry.

523
01:01:07.043 --> 01:01:09.557
Ma'am, we have to remove
the child from the house.

524
01:01:09.598 --> 01:01:11.224
- No, please.
- Ma'am, please.

525
01:01:11.224 --> 01:01:13.216
You can't take him away.

526
01:01:58.635 --> 01:01:59.970
Natalie.

527
01:02:00.486 --> 01:02:02.556
You haven't returned
my phone calls.

528
01:02:03.277 --> 01:02:06.518
I was at the police station, all night.

529
01:02:08.077 --> 01:02:09.230
Where is he?

530
01:02:12.202 --> 01:02:14.025
It's not your business any more.

531
01:02:15.412 --> 01:02:16.737
Where's your husband?

532
01:02:17.905 --> 01:02:19.125
I don't know.

533
01:02:19.672 --> 01:02:21.491
That's why I have to talk with Cody.

534
01:02:21.507 --> 01:02:22.951
That's not going to happen.

535
01:02:23.493 --> 01:02:25.454
I need to find out more
about him.

536
01:02:26.632 --> 01:02:28.019
About his dreams.

537
01:02:33.250 --> 01:02:34.838
You've heard this before.

538
01:02:40.125 --> 01:02:42.055
There're several great spport
groups in here,

539
01:02:42.065 --> 01:02:45.098
and a few therapists who
specialize in domestic violence.

540
01:02:45.431 --> 01:02:48.059
I want you to reach out,
get some help for your situation.

541
01:02:48.476 --> 01:02:50.395
And I never want to see you again.

542
01:03:32.499 --> 01:03:34.647
Yeah, I'm so able
to take care of it.

543
01:03:34.647 --> 01:03:36.190
- Great. Thanks.
- Yeah.

544
01:03:36.867 --> 01:03:39.192
- Hi, can I help you?
- I'm here to see Whelan Young.

545
01:03:45.720 --> 01:03:47.910
Whelan, you have a visitor.

546
01:03:49.588 --> 01:03:50.787
Thank you.

547
01:03:53.383 --> 01:03:54.749
What can I do for you?

548
01:03:56.168 --> 01:03:58.284
I'm here to talk about Cody Morgan.

549
01:04:11.068 --> 01:04:14.436
It says here that you
and your wife Katharina

550
01:04:14.936 --> 01:04:17.313
fostered Cody for 15 months

551
01:04:17.324 --> 01:04:21.484
before he was gaven to
Peter and Doris Clemens.

552
01:04:22.860 --> 01:04:24.362
Wouldn't know about them.

553
01:04:25.426 --> 01:04:27.282
They disappeared a year ago.

554
01:04:28.491 --> 01:04:29.784
Much like your wife.

555
01:04:31.702 --> 01:04:33.580
What are we talking
about here, Miss?

556
01:04:34.581 --> 01:04:37.041
We're talking about
what happens when he dreams.

557
01:04:39.512 --> 01:04:40.754
I've seen it, too.

558
01:04:41.671 --> 01:04:43.631
You have now?

559
01:04:46.175 --> 01:04:50.054
I watched it take my husband.

560
01:04:51.138 --> 01:04:53.140
I wouldn't say that around here.

561
01:04:54.166 --> 01:04:55.893
They fit you for slippers.

562
01:04:57.290 --> 01:04:58.854
If you don't know
what I'm talking about,

563
01:04:58.854 --> 01:05:01.398
- then I'm wasting importent time.
- Hey, wait.

564
01:05:02.899 --> 01:05:04.110
I'm sorry.

565
01:05:04.110 --> 01:05:06.067
You know, I hear "you're crazy"
for so long

566
01:05:06.067 --> 01:05:07.988
before you start to believe it.

567
01:05:09.969 --> 01:05:10.869
Please.

568
01:05:17.539 --> 01:05:20.000
That little boy's dreams
come true.

569
01:05:22.753 --> 01:05:25.755
Real and true.

570
01:05:26.736 --> 01:05:30.927
It's an amazing, beautiful thing.

571
01:05:32.303 --> 01:05:34.515
But so to his nightmares...

572
01:05:35.932 --> 01:05:37.601
They're...

573
01:05:37.621 --> 01:05:38.747
Dangerous.

574
01:05:41.980 --> 01:05:43.065
Deadly.

575
01:05:44.345 --> 01:05:45.912
Can I get him back?

576
01:05:47.459 --> 01:05:48.946
My husband?

577
01:05:53.252 --> 01:05:54.784
I don't know.

578
01:05:55.159 --> 01:06:00.623
Wherever that thing comes from,
it takes them with it.

579
01:06:01.492 --> 01:06:04.774
If they exist at all,
it's only in Cody's mind

580
01:06:04.801 --> 01:06:06.129
How do you know that?

581
01:06:07.784 --> 01:06:10.528
Katie and I fostered
two kids before Cody.

582
01:06:11.223 --> 01:06:14.032
His mother died, no other family.

583
01:06:14.856 --> 01:06:19.213
He was sweet, independent.

584
01:06:19.213 --> 01:06:21.102
An artist, I thought.

585
01:06:23.437 --> 01:06:25.272
Started with the butterflies.

586
01:06:52.633 --> 01:06:54.759
That went on for a few weeks.

587
01:06:55.090 --> 01:06:58.389
We though it was magical.

588
01:06:59.818 --> 01:07:01.558
And then, Katie got sick.

589
01:07:02.684 --> 01:07:04.185
had a bad flu.

590
01:07:07.502 --> 01:07:10.567
And it seemed to really upset Cody.

591
01:07:17.230 --> 01:07:18.616
And then...

592
01:07:40.700 --> 01:07:42.974
No!

593
01:07:58.190 --> 01:07:59.907
I'm sorry.

594
01:08:36.204 --> 01:08:37.736
But wasn't Katie.

595
01:08:39.946 --> 01:08:43.867
It was jus his impression of her.

596
01:08:46.244 --> 01:08:48.329
That was all what was left.

597
01:08:52.122 --> 01:08:53.668
He was too young.

598
01:08:55.795 --> 01:08:57.588
He was too young...

599
01:08:59.132 --> 01:09:02.114
to even remember her right.

600
01:09:05.930 --> 01:09:08.016
And I hated him for that.

601
01:09:09.746 --> 01:09:13.395
I know I shouldn't have,
but god help me I hated him for that.

602
01:09:19.944 --> 01:09:21.738
But I couldn't do it.

603
01:09:22.280 --> 01:09:23.823
I couldn't do it.

604
01:09:26.619 --> 01:09:30.163
If I had, you're husband
would be alive.

605
01:09:31.038 --> 01:09:33.332
That another family would be alive.

606
01:09:35.459 --> 01:09:37.128
Maybe you can...

607
01:09:39.422 --> 01:09:41.507
succeed where I failed.

608
01:09:42.153 --> 01:09:43.508
No.

609
01:09:45.136 --> 01:09:46.084
No.

610
01:09:46.105 --> 01:09:47.273
It's the only way.

611
01:09:47.429 --> 01:09:49.723
Thank you for your time.

612
01:09:51.016 --> 01:09:53.269
And I'm sorry for your loss,
as well.

613
01:09:53.289 --> 01:09:55.249
You really want to bet your life
to an eighteen year old boy

614
01:09:55.270 --> 01:09:57.522
won't have another nightmare?

615
01:10:00.484 --> 01:10:03.362
- It's not his fault.
- It'd be a mercy.

616
01:10:04.070 --> 01:10:06.114
Someone has to do it.

617
01:10:07.241 --> 01:10:09.409
Do you know anything
about his birth mother?

618
01:10:10.827 --> 01:10:12.162
There's nothing in the file.

619
01:10:13.413 --> 01:10:15.040
Only that she died.

620
01:10:18.280 --> 01:10:20.795
I assume the way my wife did.

621
01:10:23.173 --> 01:10:25.008
The way your husband did.

622
01:10:27.844 --> 01:10:29.512
What you hoping to find?

623
01:11:30.646 --> 01:11:33.492
Dr. Tennant told me not to come back
without the patient file.

624
01:11:33.502 --> 01:11:34.743
He's try to call.

625
01:11:35.056 --> 01:11:37.078
Do you have the PID?

626
01:11:37.245 --> 01:11:40.207
I don't, all I have is
a last name and a date.

627
01:11:46.463 --> 01:11:48.715
Night nurse said he didn't
sleep last night.

628
01:11:49.049 --> 01:11:50.592
That's two nights in a row, then.

629
01:11:51.447 --> 01:11:52.760
That we know of.

630
01:11:53.178 --> 01:11:55.931
Policy says that we can't
let him go this long.

631
01:11:57.474 --> 01:12:00.852
I'd like to stay here with him
tonight if that's okay.

632
01:12:07.275 --> 01:12:10.143
You signed for the file,
you can take it.

633
01:12:17.577 --> 01:12:19.871
There is a PE numbere here
on the intake.

634
01:12:19.871 --> 01:12:21.622
How long you keep those?

635
01:12:22.414 --> 01:12:25.251
If nobody claim them, there's a chance
they're still down there.

636
01:13:12.464 --> 01:13:14.090
No! No!

637
01:13:14.288 --> 01:13:16.134
- Cody, its for your own good.
- Honey, it's alright.

638
01:13:16.155 --> 01:13:18.220
I don't want to hurt anymore.

639
01:13:18.262 --> 01:13:19.846
It'll take a second.

640
01:13:23.943 --> 01:13:25.467
Good job, son.

641
01:13:26.186 --> 01:13:27.416
It's okay.

642
01:13:29.897 --> 01:13:31.440
A case of mine was transferred,

643
01:13:31.451 --> 01:13:33.652
and I need the name of
the facility for the report.

644
01:13:34.100 --> 01:13:37.697
Natalie Friedman.
F-R-I-E-D-M-A-N.

645
01:13:38.072 --> 01:13:40.992
Provider number, 11714.

646
01:13:43.828 --> 01:13:45.037
Cody Morgan.

647
01:15:31.350 --> 01:15:32.726
Where is he?

648
01:15:53.622 --> 01:15:54.456
Mommy.

649
01:18:22.519 --> 01:18:23.770
Cody?

650
01:20:05.995 --> 01:20:07.288
It keeps them safe.

651
01:20:09.123 --> 01:20:10.458
Until they grown up.

652
01:23:20.269 --> 01:23:21.520
let them go.

653
01:24:11.278 --> 01:24:12.320
Wait!

654
01:24:16.574 --> 01:24:18.035
I'm taking him home.

655
01:24:52.328 --> 01:24:53.652
This is for you.

656
01:24:55.613 --> 01:24:56.989
It's your mother's journal.

657
01:25:00.169 --> 01:25:04.080
Your mother's name was
Andrea Morgan.

658
01:25:05.258 --> 01:25:07.291
And I can tell by reading this,

659
01:25:07.708 --> 01:25:10.670
She loved you very, very much.

660
01:25:14.256 --> 01:25:17.384
When you were a baby,
she noticed you're a special.

661
01:25:26.831 --> 01:25:29.271
It was just the two of you
against the world.

662
01:25:33.609 --> 01:25:36.653
She writes a lot about you,
and about your gift.

663
01:25:37.237 --> 01:25:40.532
And how much she loved
watching you grow.

664
01:25:47.173 --> 01:25:50.333
I don't think she's stopped
writing because she didn't want to.

665
01:25:51.115 --> 01:25:53.127
I think it's because...

666
01:25:54.535 --> 01:25:56.089
She got sick.

667
01:25:59.175 --> 01:26:02.261
Which just happen sometimes.

668
01:26:08.476 --> 01:26:11.354
These are some of your
mother's test results.

669
01:26:13.439 --> 01:26:15.149
Do you see that word there?

670
01:26:16.942 --> 01:26:18.027
Canker.

671
01:26:20.613 --> 01:26:21.697
Not quite.

672
01:26:27.870 --> 01:26:32.749
It's difficult to explain
what cancer is to children.

673
01:26:33.250 --> 01:26:35.586
In terms they can understand.

674
01:26:39.089 --> 01:26:43.594
Your mother started to look
very different, very fast.

675
01:26:47.806 --> 01:26:51.049
And by the time she was
in the Intensive Care Unit,

676
01:26:51.289 --> 01:26:54.271
they started looking
a foster parents for you.

677
01:26:55.355 --> 01:26:59.860
But they would've brought you in
to see her one last time.

678
01:27:00.256 --> 01:27:01.444
To say goodbye.

679
01:27:16.459 --> 01:27:18.795
Her voice would've been
hard to hear.

680
01:27:19.536 --> 01:27:23.341
But I know she would've
tried to say, if she could.

681
01:27:23.591 --> 01:27:26.510
The one thing she would never
want you to forget.

682
01:27:27.220 --> 01:27:28.597
I...

683
01:27:29.806 --> 01:27:34.853
...am always with you.

684
01:27:37.730 --> 01:27:41.525
Once you got older,
you'd forget most of this.

685
01:27:42.402 --> 01:27:45.863
And you told people the
Canker ate your mommy.

686
01:27:47.740 --> 01:27:49.492
And as more time
went by...

687
01:27:50.160 --> 01:27:51.494
in your mind.

688
01:27:52.495 --> 01:27:57.417
The Canker Man ate my mom.

689
01:27:59.606 --> 01:28:01.962
Into your mind, Cody.

690
01:28:05.049 --> 01:28:09.261
Your amazing, special
one of kind mind,

691
01:28:09.803 --> 01:28:11.096
made him real.

692
01:28:13.599 --> 01:28:14.892
I'm so sorry.

693
01:28:16.143 --> 01:28:17.436
I'm so sorry.

694
01:28:19.604 --> 01:28:22.399
I used you, like I did for Sean.

695
01:28:26.403 --> 01:28:31.575
But I'll never do
that again, okay?

696
01:28:32.669 --> 01:28:33.775
Never.

697
01:28:38.571 --> 01:28:42.377
Here we go.
Here. Close to me, there.

698
01:28:43.837 --> 01:28:47.716
Remember, nothing
to worry about, okay?

699
01:28:48.883 --> 01:28:51.428
I'm going to be here
with you, all night.

700
01:28:52.387 --> 01:28:54.639
Will you tell me a bedtime story?

701
01:28:58.258 --> 01:28:59.436
Sure.

702
01:29:05.442 --> 01:29:07.235
Once upon a time...

703
01:29:08.684 --> 01:29:11.280
There was a special little boy...

704
01:29:12.323 --> 01:29:14.034
Who needed a mom.

705
01:29:16.327 --> 01:29:21.541
And there was a sad mom
she needed a son.

706
01:29:22.438 --> 01:29:24.752
Is this a happy story?

707
01:29:26.337 --> 01:29:27.421
I think it is.

708
01:29:29.257 --> 01:29:31.175
Has a happy ending, anyway.

709
01:29:31.759 --> 01:29:34.303
It feels like it can't.

710
01:29:35.220 --> 01:29:40.142
Because there was a people
going away.

711
01:29:42.290 --> 01:29:44.647
No one ever really goes away.

712
01:29:45.721 --> 01:29:46.982
Not completely.

713
01:29:48.484 --> 01:29:52.738
Because they live in our minds,
and in our hearts.

714
01:29:57.993 --> 01:29:59.453
In this story...

715
01:30:00.412 --> 01:30:03.290
That bully from school
woke up in his bed,

716
01:30:03.582 --> 01:30:05.375
like nothing ever happened.

717
01:30:06.752 --> 01:30:10.672
And whatever made him
so sad and mean, has gone.

718
01:30:13.508 --> 01:30:16.011
And that nice lady
who care for the boy,

719
01:30:16.678 --> 01:30:18.596
she came back to her hasbund,

720
01:30:19.139 --> 01:30:21.558
and they lived happily
ever after.

721
01:30:30.515 --> 01:30:32.027
And daddy...

722
01:30:37.115 --> 01:30:40.201
Daddy got the best present of all.

723
01:30:52.683 --> 01:30:54.841
Can those things happen?

724
01:30:58.844 --> 01:31:00.972
I guess that depends on you, Cody.

725
01:31:03.391 --> 01:31:05.434
You have an amazing gift.

726
01:31:09.021 --> 01:31:11.023
Who knows what can happen
as it grows?

727
01:31:12.524 --> 01:31:14.652
Thanks for bringing me home.

728
01:31:18.030 --> 01:31:19.114
Mom.

728
01:31:20.305 --> 01:31:26.893
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