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- Russo.
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- What?
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What's wrong?
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I'm done with this place.
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I quit.
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Okay, well, look, I ran the backgrounds on Deborah Fielding...
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F.B.I., Interpol... everything.
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Nothing comes up.
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It's like she doesn't exist.
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She's a ghost.
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It's the Greens' statement on the attack.
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Thanks.
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Where's Russo?
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I'm supposed to give him this lab work for the Green investigation.
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Oh, I'll take care of that.
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Good job.
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- Can I have your name, please?
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- Deborah Fielding.
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Oh, Miss Fielding, we've been expecting you.
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Proceed through the gate.
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This is all about meditation and sanity as opposed to delusion.
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All right, who wants to finish this?
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You want to finish it?
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Okay, Norm, you are delusional.
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No eating the clay.
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If you finish this right
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I'm gonna let you go home.
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He's gonna go home.
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Okay, go ahead, Norm.
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It's all yours.
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- You're lost?
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- I don't know.
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- Maybe I can help.
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- Maybe you can.
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Are you Deborah Fielding?
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I am.
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Allow me to introduce myself...
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No, I know who you are, Dr. Fibrian.
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How?
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Well, I've read pretty much every article you've ever done on higher brain function and the effects of neurological drugs on patients with compromised immune systems.
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- I'm flattered.
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- Okay.
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- It's a little embarrassing.
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- Oh.
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Buon giorno.
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You're an investigative journalist, aren't you?
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- Of sorts.
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- Yeah.
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Andiamo.
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Please.
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This is our reception area.
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I love that perfume you're wearing.
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They're gonna have to check your jacket and bag.
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You know, I just did a workshop on digging up the dirt, yes.
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Psychiatric hospitals are not the house of horrors that most visitors imagine, I'll tell you that.
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Well, you could have fooled me.
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How so?
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Avery, is my docket clear?
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Your schedule's clear, Neil.
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Let me see.
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Good good.
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Would you like some tea?
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- Sure.
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Why not?
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- Good.
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Make sure, Avery, that Naomi takes her medicine, all right?
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- I'll see to it.
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- Thank you very much.
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Follow me.
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- Your tea.
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- Thank you.
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- Tea to your liking?
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- It's perfect, thank you.
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I usually bring guests to my office first, but I thought we'd tour the ward.
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Doctor, do you mind if I record our conversation?
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Dr. Neil Fibrian,
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Director of Psychiatric Medicine,
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Chief of Staff at Edgewater Psychiatric Hospital,
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Bishop County, California.
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How's that?
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- That was very good.
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- Good.
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- Your professor...
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- Colbert.
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Yeah, Colbert, he called me about your visit.
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He said it's something about Reficul.
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Well, it's just one of a long list of drugs being engineered here, isn't it, Doctor?
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Is this gonna be an interrogation, Miss Fielding?
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Are you gonna deny that Edgewater is an incubator for government drug design?
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Have it your way.
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Interrogation it is.
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Deny it?
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I revel in it.
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Every drug on the market, prescription or otherwise, eventually gets government funding in its development.
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And what exactly do you mean by the word "development"?
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- What do you think I mean?
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- I don't know.
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You tell me.
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Wouldn't you agree that the creation of a drug for the better of mankind as a whole... that all means should be explored in the advancement of the human genome?
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Oh, please.
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