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I hear their voices.

They said it was the only way to go home.

Sara, just tell me what you did.

I left the door open.

Are you living in town or Colony House?

-Town. -Julie.

Colony House.

Why are you doing this?

What's wrong?

I think maybe I-I made a mistake.

Julie, there are no mistakes, just choices,

and you chose what was right for you, and that matters.

Come on, try it out!

Every single one of these pins

is a different resident who drove in

from a different location.

That is fucking impossible.

I don't just sit around, accepting the world as it is!

Someone is doing this,

and I'm not gonna rest until I figure out how!

I wish you had the luxury of grief,

but you don't, Boyd.

These people need you.

You need to be the one to lead these people home.

'Cause if you don't? She died for nothing.

What are you doing here? You promised you'd stay home.

If I didn't show up, they would have wondered why.

-It'll be okay. -Sara...

I promise.

Do you wanna help me bring over the rest of the food?

Yeah!

I just feel so... broken.

We're gonna figure it out together.

Don't worry.

Whatcha got there?

Sweet potatoes.

Ooh!

Nice family.

Sara!

Hey. Oh! Oh, no, no, no.

Okay, grab her, grab her arm, grab her arm!

Hold on, hold on!

Hey, Alma. Come on.

There you go, Alma, a fresh batch just for you.

Hey! Make sure you share this time.

Nathan! Nathan!

It's your sister! Something happened at the diner.

They're taking her to the clinic.

I really am feeling much better.

I still think you should spend the night for observation, okay?

Do I have to?

It's just, with things like this,

it's best not to take any chances, you know?

I can have someone go get Nathan.

He can stay with you.

No. He worries. If he comes by,

could you... just tell him I'm sleeping.

Yeah, no problem.

I'll, uh-- I'll be right back, okay?

Hey. How's she doing?

I mean, fine, given the circumstances.

Has this happened before?

Well, I mean, not according to Sara.

And unless there's an MRI machine tucked around somewhere,

there's no way to really know what's going on.

-Yeah. -I'm, uh...

I'm gonna keep her overnight and see if anything changes.

Okay. You sure you're ready for that?

Look, I don't know how that door got open,

but I'm not gonna let those things

take this place away from me.

They've already taken too much already.

Yeah. They sure have.

Hey, can I ask you a question?

These seizures - first, the Matthews kid, now Sara.

You think it's possible

to have a physical reaction to this place?

Maybe something you might normally diagnose

as one thing on the outside, but here it's--

Look, Boyd, if you asked me this six months ago,

I would have said anything that we've seen here was impossible.

But the truth is, I...

Okay, how long has this been going on for?

Long enough that it's got me asking stupid questions.

-Boyd... -I'm fine.

Come by tomorrow. I want to take a look at it.

No need. I already know what it is.

Nathan's here.

She doesn't want to see him.

Yeah, I don't-- I don't know.

Um, okay. Go take care of your patient.

I got this, okay?

And I'm good.

Whoa, whoa, whoa! Whoa!

Is she okay?

She's fine. She's sleeping.

I wanna see her.

And you will, tomorrow.

Kristi's gonna sit with her tonight

and make sure everything is okay.

No, no. I-I need to see her now, please.

You will. Hey, hey.

Is there anything else going on that we should know about?

Anything that might help Kristi figure out what's wrong?

No. I'm just worried, that's all.

She's my little sister.

Right. Look,

this is Kristi's first night back since... right?

We don't want to be going in there

and making tonight more stressful than it already is.

Sara's in good hands. Okay?

Go home. Get some sleep.

You'll see her in the morning.

Yeah.

Okay?

Is Sara gonna be okay?

Well, yeah, she's down at the clinic.

They're gonna take good care of her. Don't worry.

You remember Kristi?

The nice lady who took care of your leg?

She's gonna patch up Sara the same way she patched you up.

In the meantime,

we are gonna play a little game.

For you.

Well, we said we're gonna figure it out, right?

Let's figure it out. Follow me.

We're gonna do some problem-solving,

and the way you problem solve

is by asking questions.

You ask every question that might apply,

no matter how crazy, no matter how unlikely.

You put it up on a board, you get it out in front of you

so that you can identify everything you know

and everything you don't.

It'll be like telling a story.

Right, buddy? Question number one.

Dad!

What? You never wanted to write on a wall?

There. That's where we begin.

Hey.

I can't sleep.

Uh, yeah, me neither. I thought you'd like some tea?

Do you want some?

Sure.

You and Kenny make a really cute couple.

Oh, uh, no, we're just--

we're just friends.

Why?

He's really sweet, and he loves you.

It's complicated.

How?

Well, 'cause I...

...have somebody at home.

At least I think she's... still... waiting.

What's her name?

Mariel.

-Were you married? -Engaged.

I wonder sometimes, actually all the time, uh,

what it must be like for her, thinking I, uh, abandoned her.

Um, how about you?

Do you have anybody back at home?

No.

I... I was with someone,

but he wasn't...

It's better that he's not around anymore.

It's just me and Nathan now.

He's all I've got in the world.

Before we got stuck here, I, um...

Things weren't really very good for me.

Nathan was the one who saved me.

Can I ask you something?

Yeah. Sure.

If there was something you could do,

something that would let you see Mariel again...

something that would let everyone here go home,

even if it was something bad,

would you do it?

Wait, what are you talking about?

I wonder sometimes... about this place,

what it means...

why we're here.

If someone came up to you right now and said,

"Do this one bad thing

and everyone gets to go home,"

would you do it?

Well, we're...

we're speaking hypothetically, right?

Yeah.

Okay.

Of course.

Okay.

Uh...

I mean...

Yeah, I'd, um...

I'd do anything to see her again and...

And hey, I mean,

if that meant everybody else got to go home too,

then, I think that's a lot of good

for one bad thing.