Oh my, this is more serious than I thought Go away, you don't exist! I'm going to ask you...

Elizabeth Masterson: Oh my, this is more serious than I thought David Abbott: Go away, you don't exist! Elizabeth Masterson: I'm going to ask you a series of questions and I want you to answer honestly. Has your recent alcohol intake increased? David Abbott: Yeah. So? Elizabeth Masterson: So are you hearing voices or seeing things that aren't quite real? David Abbott: As a matter of fact, yeah Elizabeth Masterson: Well then, have you recently sought consult from a mental health care professional? David Abbott: What? How did you know that? Stay away from me! Elizabeth Masterson: Do you often feel paranoid, like people are out to get you? David Abbott: Why are you asking so many questions? Elizabeth Masterson: I'll take that as a yes. Listen to me. You have fantasised, quite convincingly that you have rented an apartment that in fact belongs to somebody else. Elizabeth Masterson: [Extra dialogue] I think you may need to come to terms with the fact that you may be mentally ill. Elizabeth Masterson: Really?

Oh, my. This is more serious than I thought. Go away, you don't exist. I'm gonna ask you a series of questions. I want you to answer honestly. Has your recent alcohol consumption increased? Yeah, so? Are you hearing voices or seeing things that aren't quite real to you? As a matter of fact, yeah. Have you recently sought consult from a mental health care professional? What? How do you know? Stay away from me. Do you feel paranoid, like people are out to get you? Why are you asking so many questions? I'll take that as a yes. Listen to me. You have fantasized, quite convincingly, that you've rented an apartment that, in fact, belongs to somebody else. Pick up that pillow. Pick it up. It's OK. There's a small red stain on the back where I once spilled cherry cough syrup. Yes, that's it. How else would I know that? Or the fact that these sheets that you're now soiling are from Nordstrom. I still have the receipt, it's in that drawer. Open it up and check. I think you need to come to terms with the fact that you may be mentally ill. - Really? - Yes. This is my apartment. These are my sheets. That's my nightstand. That's my picture... - Where's my picture? - What picture? There was a picture there of my... There was a picture right there on the nightstand. - That was empty when I moved in. - It was just there. You know what? I've had enough. I am calling the police. - No, no, no, no. - It's too late. What'd you do to my phone? Why can't I? You stay right there. I'm gonna use the one in the kitchen. Hey, Grace, David Abbott here. The people who sublet this apartment to me, - do you have their number? - Is something wrong? No, no. I was just wondering about the previous tenant, that's all. Well, the woman that I dealt with, she didn't want to talk about it. It was some kind of tragedy in the family. I didn't press for details 'cause I don't need any more drama. - You think this girl died? - Well, you better hope so. That's the only way they're gonna get off