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Jim Paretta: My wife is delusional. She needs help. A Friendly Man: You need to FORGET!

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Dr. Munce: How much time did you spend at the dresser compared to last week? Telly: Less. Dr. Munce: How much less? Telly: I don't know exactly. Dr. Munce: You wanna make a guess, roughly, for the week? Telly: Oh, not even an hour a day. Telly: I had a son, his name was Sam. You son-of-a-bitch!

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Telly: Why did you change the picture? You replaced our book with an empty book. [shouts] You erased our son! Jim: I didn't change anything! They were always blank!

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Dr. Munce: Telly, you never had a son. Sometimes people go around and invent alternate lives, with imagined friends, and imagined families. Telly: Stop it! Why are you doing this? I am not making him up!

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Jim: I think it's great, you're starting to write again. What's your book going to be about? Telly: Psychotic women, and the men who love them.

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Telly: At first I thought it had something to do with the plane crash. Remember when that TWA plane crashed over Long Island? Everybody thought it was a missile, friendly fire, or some type of government cover-up. Ash: Yeah, I remember that. Telly: But then I thought, you know, 'How could the government erase our memories?' It's just not possible. So... Ash: What? Telly: So you don't think I'm out of my mind? Ash: I don't anymore.

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Telly: [Ash is hitting the NSA agaent they have strapped to a chair while questioning him for answers] Don't do that! Ash: What, this? [Ash hits him again]

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Telly: What have you done with him? Why did you take him? What do you want? A Friendly Man: It's an experiment. Telly: He's just a little boy. What could you possibly learn from him? A Friendly Man: Nothing. Telly: This wasn't about Sam. This wasn't about the children. A Friendly Man: It was never about the children. Telly: We were the experiment. A Friendly Man: Your connection, mother to child. Like an invisible tissue. We can even measure its energy. But we don't fully understand it, so I posed the question: "Can it be dissolved?" And it can. Except for you. Telly: Give me back my son and I'll do whatever you want. A Friendly Man: What I want, Telly, is for you to forget your son. To forget Sam. Telly: No. A Friendly Man: If you don't, this experiment will fail. I'm accountable. I can't let that happen. And time is running out. Telly: I won't help you. A Friendly Man: There are worse things than forgetting. Telly: No, there aren't. A Friendly Man: You need to forget. You're differen

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Telly: I'm Telly. Sam's mom. Ash: I'm Ash. I think we met before.