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Are you okay? What is going on?

It's Nico.

He makes me feel so worthless.

Nico, get out here!

Do I answer you?

Did you do this?

People push us too far.

And our only choice is to fight back.

What's this?

Everything you might want to know about Georgina Ryland. Her mother's

psychiatric history makes for interesting reading.

You and I can never see each other again. I can't do this on my own.

You don't have a choice.

Did something happen with Daphne? Believe me, you do not want to know. Why

are you lying to me? Knowledge is power, you said, but it seems that you're quite

happy to leave me in the dark if it suits you.

I know that Victor Alcina Suarez covered up that boy's death. And you've done

everything you can to make sure that nobody knows you're bankrolling his

campaign. I admire your desire for justice, but I fear you may have

overstepped the mark.

Trust me, I'm just getting started.

How is the patient this morning?

The sedation should have worn off by now. I'm sure she'll have questions she

wants answered.

Miss Ryland has made some rather outlandish claims about my business

interests.

I was hoping that after 30 days of intensive care, any such allegations

would be treated with the contempt they deserve.

Miss Ryland will be assessed and dealt with accordingly.

Given the fact that I own this facility and fund all your current research

projects, I would like to think I had some say in the matter.

I will make sure Miss Ryland is subject to a rigorous psychological evaluation.

Make sure she receives whatever treatment you feel is appropriate for

someone in such a fragile state.

No!

No!

Cause it's all a dream.

Are you in charge?

Dr. Macchio, I'm the resident clinical psychiatrist.

Are you comfortable?

I was drugged and brought here against my will.

I see.

I know this is going to sound insane, but I am in the middle of a political

cover-up.

Of course.

No, you don't understand.

They're trying to silence me.

This is something we can discuss in more depth during our assessments.

Assessments?

What assessments?

There's nothing wrong with me. The court papers decree that you're not to be

released until we've completed treatment.

How many more times do I have to tell you I don't need any treatment?

I need you to calm down, please, Miss Ryland, because I can't allow you to

receive visitors in this state.

Is someone here to see me?

Sir Alan?

Georgina.

How are you?

Is this something you feel comfortable with?

Yeah.

I'd like very much to speak with them.

I hope they've been looking after you.

This is one of the best facilities in France.

And we will, of course, pay for your treatment. It's the least we can do,

given the circumstances.

What is it you're so scared of?

I understand this is difficult, Georgina.

But the doctors know best.

And in cases like this, they have to abide by the judicial precedent.

It's because we were getting to the truth.

About what happened to Thomas Castillo? Believe it or not, we really do have

your best interests at heart.

And I'm sure that with the help of the judges here, you can work through your

trauma. What are you even talking about?

You killed a man, Georgina.

That has to have a lasting effect. You set me up. All I have tried to do is

help you.

And this is the thanks that I get.

I didn't do that.

No, there's no way.

I was there. I saw it myself. This is all fucking lies.

It's the delusions talking.

That's my fault.

She's clearly not up to receiving visitors.

I will fucking kill you when I get out of here.

If you get out of here.

What the fuck are those?

It's your medication.

I don't need any medication.

You can either take these willingly, or we can use force. It's entirely up to

you.

Open

your

mouth. What for?

Let's try again, shall we?

Satisfied?

You didn't even tell me what those pills are for. To prevent another outburst,

like you had earlier.

If you had any sense, you would stop fighting this.

Daphne.

Ellen. I'm looking for Gabriel.

Why?

Something happened.

It's Georgina. She had some kind of a breakdown at the house yesterday. We had

to have her sectioned. Oh, my goodness.

Poor thing.

She was in a real state.

Something had pushed her over the edge.

She was making outrageous accusations.

About what exactly?

I should really talk to Gabriel.

Have you seen him? I'm sorry, all I know is that he's left town.

Where is Georgina being looked after? I would love...

To go and see her. She's really not very well, so I'm not sure that's the best

idea. She needs time to herself.

Poor thing. Look, if I hear from Gabriel, I'll be sure to pass him

shocking news.

Thank you.

Please take a seat.

You know, the last time I talked to a therapist, I set her on fire.

It was a dream.

Don't worry.

Thank you, Vivian.

Am I sensing a certain hostility?

What do you expect?

I shouldn't be here.

You demonstrated violent tendencies, Miss Ryland. You had to be restrained

and sedated.

That would suggest underlying issues with anger, wouldn't you agree?

That doesn't even come close to what I am feeling right now.

Then tell me.

I'd like to know.

Where does the anger come from?

Maybe... being locked in this fucking prison?

Your mother was a schizophrenic, I believe.

Sorry, is this making you uncomfortable?

No, I just don't see what that has to do with anything.

Well, you've experienced a lot of loss in your life, Miss Ryland.

Do you feel culpable at all?

People often think death is contagious.

That has never been a problem for me.

Okay.

So tell me about the man you shot in Venice.

That's interesting that they told you that They could have gone to the

police Instead they sent me here What do you think that says about them?

We're here to talk about you There must have had a lasting impact Even

for someone as detached as you I'm not detached.

I just think that guilt

is a useless emotion.

Would you say that is a common response?

I don't know.

I don't compare myself to other people.

But you must have had some feelings of remorse.

So I'm supposed to weep and wail and beat myself up?

Would you ask me that question if I were a man?

Either way, I felt nothing.

What an extraordinary reaction.

Really?

It doesn't feel extraordinary to me.

Then you have no concerns about the lasting implications for yourself?

Such as?

Someone in your position is likely to suffer some kind of post-traumatic

stress.

Then I guess I'm an exception to the rule.

Shall we?

Hello,

I'm calling about patient abuse Georgina Ryland Yes, my name is Ellen Swan

My mistake, so sorry to bother you.

Yes, hello, my name is Ellen Swan. I'm just calling to check in on a patient of

yours.

Yes, her name is Georgina Ryland.

My mistake, so sorry to bother you.

Hello, my name is Ellen Swan.

My mistake.

Sorry to bother you.

I'm just calling to check in on a patient of yours.

My name is Georgina Ryland.

There is a visitor here for you.

Who is it?

Daphne Elton.

She says she is a friend of yours.

I don't want any trouble this time.

Georgina.

I've been so worried about you.

How did you know I was here?

Alan Swan came to see me.

Of course she did.

This is so awful. I can't believe you've had to go through all of this on your

own.

Can we talk in private?

Would it be okay if my friend and I went for a walk?

Of course.

I'm so happy to see you.

have to get me out of here.

Look, I need to know if you've told anyone.

Told anyone what?

About Nico.

No, of course not. What are you talking about? The suite has been cleaned. I

threw his phone and passport into the sea and that's got to be the end of it.

I need to know that I can trust you to keep our secret.

Is that why you came here?

I'm here because I care about you. No.

No, you came here because you're worried I'm going to tell people that you stuck

a fucking knife in your brother's chest. Don't say that.

Why not?

It's true.

And I'm guessing that you didn't tell Gabriel I'm here because he would have

come with you.

Maybe Ellen was right to be concerned.

What did you just say? I admire your strength, Georgina.

I really do.

But what you did in that hotel room, the way you just switched emotions like

that, it was frightening.

Maybe some time in here will do you good.

It'll give you a chance to work through your problems.

You fucking bitch. What are you doing? Get off me. Is there a problem here? She

just lashed out at me. I barely touched her. I think you need to leave now.

I hate to see her like this.

You do not get to just walk out of here. That's enough.

Ask her what she did to her brother.

Go ahead, ask her.

I always knew that this would happen one day.

She doesn't even know what she's saying, poor thing.

Good luck, Georgina.

I warned you about this behavior.

Now we're going to have to see about increasing your medication.

And from now on, no more visitors.

You can't do that!

Oh, I think I can.

This is Georgina Ryland. Please leave a message after the beep.

Hi, Georgina. Hi, it's me.

Whatever that was yesterday, put it down to hormones.

Mine, not yours.

I just don't know where you are right now.

Yeah, can you just call me and tell me that you're okay, please?

We have here in the studio Enrique Romero, activist priest in the social

causes. Apparently you have new information regarding the death of Tomás

Castillo. Yes.

Well, finally the protesters have managed to make a

second autopsy.

And what are the conclusions?

That the death of Tomás...

was due to a heart problem, not diagnosed,

which was aggravated by the use of hard drugs.

This, in some way, confirms the result of the first autopsy.

I want to thank

publicly to Mr.

Víctor Alcina Suárez for having accepted to reopen the case

and I apologize

for all those accusations that I could have made

previously.

It's not time for protests anymore.

It's time for reflection.

We have to reflect on the life of Thomas with peace and with

humility.

And give time to Juliana Castillo to

lament the tragic loss of her

beloved son.

Here, take this.

Breathe,

breathe.

That's enough.

You can't go on like this, dad. Look at yourself.

You're not good for anything or anyone.

Listen to me.

You can't keep acting like this with what your body tells you. I'm going to

call the doctor.

Go ahead, your father is already dressed.

I told you, doctor, my son was exaggerating.

No, not at all.

He did very well in calling me.

How is he?

Look, your father's illness makes the muscles around the throat, the mouth,

the tongue, look weakened.

And that's why he has difficulties chewing and swallowing.

Now, why the hell are you talking as if I weren't here?

Victor, we've already discussed this.

But it's important that he knows that this is going to get worse and worse.

Doctor, you should be a little more affectionate with your patients, don't

you think?

Is there anything I can do to help?

Yes, of course.

He needs to rest.

Absolute rest.

I'm going to rest the day I die.

And that, Víctor, will happen before what I would like if you don't rest and

if you don't listen to your son.

Good. I'll come tomorrow to see how it goes.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

Dad. No, no, no. Don't say anything. No, no.

Someone has to tell you.

You have to get out of these elections.

And what am I going to do? Tell me what I'm going to do if this is the only

thing I have.

Hey, hey.

Look at me, look at me.

Are you okay?

Yes.

I'm okay.

I'm not going to let this disease win me over.

Everything was easier when your mom was alive.

God is my only judge.

God is my only judge.

Father! Forgive me.

Lord, forgive me.

For what

you

did in that hotel room.

The way you just switched emotions like that, it was frightening.

Well, this is a rather unexpected turn of events.

I know what you're thinking.

I've made a miraculous recovery.

What, you thought a knife in the chest was going to get rid of me?

This isn't real.

And yet here we are.

In this rather imposing psychiatric facility.

I would say it's been a long time coming, wouldn't you?

Tell me, what have they got planned for you whilst you're here?

Padded cell.

Electro-compulsive therapy.

A good old-fashioned lobotomy.

What's the matter? It's not often you're lost for words.

I don't have to listen to this.

Oh, but you do.

Because this is my chance to have my say.

And by God, I'm going to enjoy it.

Oh, you make out like this was all born out of some desire for the truth.

Your pathetic attempts to restore order.

But what you don't realize is you're the architect of all of this.

So many lives have been destroyed by you, Georgina.

Mine included.

It's all starting to catch up with you, isn't it?

This is your legacy.

I just don't have the good sense to lock you up.

Throw away the key.

You have a visitor Dario I wasn't expecting you Would you like a

drink? No, thank you Then what can I do for you? I need you to persuade my

father to stand down Why on earth would she do that?

Because this is killing him.

That's why.

Your father is more than aware of his limitations.

So that's it?

You'd rather see him in a grave than walk away from this? What Victor does

with his remaining time is entirely his prerogative.

And we're about to achieve something monumental here, together. Please don't.

No need to pretend you care about my father's legacy.

This is just a vanity project for you.

Look, I'm sorry you're upset about your father's illness, Dario.

I really am.

But we'll be moving ahead, with or without your approval.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a call to prepare for.

Can I offer you a piece of advice?

I'm all ears.

You're a guest in this city don't outstay your welcome

I assumed you'd be in some exotic location hunting down some stolen

painting. Oh, no. No such luck, I'm afraid. Your message is very intriguing.

How can I help?

Um, I was hoping that you might have seen Georgina.

We had a bit of a bust-up and I haven't seen her since.

I wouldn't worry.

Georgina has a habit of showing up when you least expect it.

So, you haven't heard from her at all?

No, we haven't. No.

I'm thinking of going to the police, and I was wondering if you could come with

me.

Well, is that wise?

I mean, given her rather checkered history... What else can I do? She's not

answering her phone. All her belongings are still at the apartment. And, you

know, you've known her a lot longer than I have.

You can finish some of the blanks for the police.

Listen, this isn't the first time Georgina has done this.

You know, she did walk out on her entire family, and, well, I'm afraid the likes

of you and I are left to pick up the pieces.

No, she wouldn't do that.

You said it yourself.

I've known Georgina a lot longer than you.

And the way I see it, we have a choice. We can either, you know, sit here and

worry, or we can make the most of this beautiful sunshine and get to know each

other a little better.

What do you say?

Yeah, that sounds like fun.

Wonderful.

Monsieur. That won't be necessary.

They gave me some pretty fucked up dreams last night.

I'll ask if they can change your prescription.

I read about you.

You're a famous art collector.

Curator?

At least I was.

You like art?

The Impressionists, mainly.

Odegaard, Cézanne, Camus Pissarro.

Do you know Boulevard Montmartre, Matinee du Printemps?

Of course.

I paid eight million for it in 2014.

I didn't catch your name.

Theo. Have you been here long?

Two years.

There's got to be a way out of here, right?

I can pay you.

Anything you want.

Just name your price.

We shouldn't be having this conversation.

Then at least just let me go outside.

I just need some time to myself. I feel like there are eyes on me everywhere.

I need the doctor's permission.

I've taken the pills.

I have done everything that you asked.

You're new here, aren't you?

Don't worry.

It just takes a bit of getting used to.

How long have you been here? Must be at least two weeks now.

It was my husband's idea. He knows I suffer with my nerves.

Miss Rylander, I wasn't expecting you to join us. Please, take a seat.

Sure. Don't worry.

It's not as bad as you think.

As we've previously discussed, this is not only a sounding board, but also a

support network.

So, who'd like to start us off?

Oh, no. I am happy just to listen.

I'll go first, if you like.

Go ahead, Diane.

I want to thank you all for taking such good care of me here. I know my

husband's relieved to know I'm in such safe hands.

Diane, we've talked about this.

Talked about what?

This is simply delusional.

You're in denial because you're trying to protect yourself from the truth.

Your husband is dead.

You murdered him.

That's why you came to us three years ago.

I don't know why they keep saying this.

The more you keep telling yourself this story, the harder it will be for you to

move forward.

Please don't listen to them.

I'm surprised you're sitting in town.

Why would you say that?

Well, because I...

I went to the Biblos to look for you and they said that you'd checked out.

Well, Nico's gone travelling and I was rattling around that place all by

myself.

So tell me, how is a handsome and charming man like you still single?

Ah, it's complicated.

I love complicated.

Were you ever married?

For a time, yeah.

I mean, what woman in her right mind would grow tired of you, I wonder?

Well, Georgina, by all accounts.

Or can we not talk about her now?

I don't think we should waste any more time discussing her.

Do you?

You drunk?

if I was.

It is funny that Georgina and Nico both disappear on the same days.

What are you suggesting?

A torrid affair?

No, no, no, no. I mean, that would be unlikely, wouldn't it?

Given our history.

Shall we get the bell?

Do you want one for the road?

No, it's so kind, but honestly, I'll be hopeless all afternoon.

Ah, seems our mutual friend is alive after all.

Georgina needs to know that she can't treat people like this. I can help.

You'll be better off without her.

Believe me.

Hi, you've reached Gabriel's phone. I'm not here right now. Leave a message.

Gabriel, it's me.

Listen, Alex and Ellen set me up.

I'm locked in a psych ward.

It's called Chateau St. Jude. I have no idea how to get out of here. You have to

come find me.

This place is a freaking maze.

Is that the way to my room?

I will take you.

But first, Dr. Mathieu wants to see you.

Would you say you struggle maintaining meaningful attachments?

What is this, kindergarten?

You don't like talking about yourself much, do you? Not unless I've had, like,

four vodka martinis, no.

It strikes me you have a tendency to run away from your problems.

Then you don't really know me well at all.

If anything, I run straight towards them.

Listen.

Whatever mistakes I have made in the past, I have owned them. So the dead man

in Venice, that's you owning the problem, is it?

What is it you don't understand?

He was going to kill my friend.

And you seem to think that grief and guilt are like this universal

experience.

I kind of think they are.

What about you?

What are you running from?

We're not here to talk about me. You are making assumptions.

Well, go on.

Tell me.

I'm sure you've filled up that entire notebook by now.

I think your mother's illness is still something that occupies your thoughts.

Even though you've trained yourself to compartmentalize fearful and damaging

experiences.

No wonder.

When so many people around you have ended up dead.

Whether your refusal to acknowledge any guilt over the man you killed is simply

a symptom of delayed grief.

I didn't know him.

Then your lack of remorse would suggest sociopathic tendencies.

Is that it?

My diagnosis?

Does that mean I can go now?

There are many more factors I need to consider before I feel confident in

making a diagnosis.

This is such bullshit.

You must be so tired of running.

Thank you, Georgina.

That's it for today

It's

okay, I know the drill

Miss Ryland whilst engaged displays obvious signs of disassociative behavior

There is a clear disconnection between the way she presents herself and the

trauma. She has no doubt endured She's proving to

be a compelling case study

Listen, Alex and Ellen set me up.

I'm locked in a psych ward.

It's called Chateau St. Jude. I have no idea how to get out of here. You have to

come find me.

Hi, I'm looking for Georgina Ryland.

I'm afraid Ms. Ryland is not allowed to visit us.

Okay, but look, there's been a mistake.

She was admitted to us in a highly agitated state, and she is undergoing

psychiatric evaluation.

What are you talking about? She shouldn't even be in here. That's

something I'm afraid you'll have to take up with the courts.

The courts?

This makes no fucking sense. We will, of course, be happy to allow visitors once

there is some improvement in her condition.

Thank you.

Goodbye.

I suppose you won't want to sit with me now.

They've broken you already, haven't they?

They want me to think I'm crazy.

But you're not. I can see that.

You're angry, though, aren't you?

Like you wouldn't believe.

I don't regret a single one of those blows.

Sometimes people can push us too far.

Miss Ryland, whilst engaged, displays obvious signs of disassociative

behavior.

There is a clear disconnection between the way she presents herself and the

trauma she has no doubt endured.

She's proving to be a compelling case study.

Her lack of empathy is as fascinating as it is disturbing.

She doesn't seem to be frightened of anything or anyone, and yet it's

apparent to me that the person she should be most afraid of is herself.

I would suggest we look to extend Ms. Ryland's stay well beyond the 30-day

time frame.

The man in Venice wasn't the first person that I've killed.

But you probably worked that out already.

You know what?

I don't regret anything.

You were right.

Traumatic events can leave their mark.

I just hope this is something that you can get over in time.

Sorry.

Didn't have a lighter.

You took your time didn't you?

You're not really crazy are you? I'm mad as hell.