SYNOPSIS [DEMENTIA, 2015]: The plot of the story revolves around George Lockhart (played by Gene Jones), a Vietnam war veteran, who has memory problems. After a stroke and...
SINOPSIS [2]: .... diagnosed with dementia, he was unable to take care of himself. Lockhart has a problematic relationship with his son (Jerry) and granddaughter (Shelby),
SINOPSIS [3]: .... so he is placed in Michelle care (played by Kristina Klebe), a house nurse who hides her creepy secret.
SYNOPSIS [4]: Michelle seems kind and wants to help Lockhart. Finally Jones gets himself trapped in his house himself in Michelle's "generosity".
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"THERE & apos; S A LONG, LONG TRAIL" [Popular song in World War I ~ London, 1914] Presented by: TINY GOLIATH Lyrics by: STODDARD KING Music: ALLONZO "ZO" ELLIOT
♪ ♫ ♪ There ♪ ♫ ♪ Into the land of my dreams ♪ ♫ ♪ [To the land of my dreams]
♪ ♫ ♪ Where the nightingale & apos; s-singing ♪ ♫ ♪ [Place of nightingale singing]
♪ ♫ ♪ And the white moon beams ♪ ♫ ♪ [And the white moon shines]
♪ ♫ ♪ There & apos; s a long, long night of waiting ♪ ♫ ♪ [Is night, long night waiting]
♪ ♫ ♪ Until my dreams all come true ♪ ♫ ♪ [Until all my dreams come true]
♪ ♫ ♪ Until the day when I & apos; ll be going ♪ ♫ ♪ [Until the day when I will go]
♪ ♫ ♪ Down that long, long trail with you ♪ ♫ ♪ [Down the trail, trace that long step with you]
Eh, Queen's way to B6.
Queen to B6, huh?
- Are you sure of that, Sammy? - Yes, I think so.
Eh, it looks right.
You know, this is the fastest you beat me in 10 years.
So you want to beat in just 3 or 5 steps?
loser choices.
Oh, you are very generous.
As much as possible I will be kind.
"I'll be as kind as I can."
- Hello? - He is also my son.
Yes, you... you're a little too old...
-.... to be a debater prisoner, huh? - What?
You just said, "She's my child too."
- Oh, I said that? I... - Yes.
I don't know.
Sam, wait a minute, okay?
- Bastard, old man? - I just cleaned my gun.
- Do you think it looks good? - Gosh!
- Are you okay, kid? - I'm hurt.
You have to get up.
Thank you.
Now if he comes to you again. You are looking for some sensitive points.
Dick bag or eyeball.
Yes.
Are you okay?
Oh yeah.
Yes, I am... I'm fine.
You just keep beating him.
You just beat him up and and he won't bother you...
.... again.
Oh, you're awake.
Who are you?
Who do you think?
Shelby?
Bingo. Cool tattoos.
What does FFD mean?
None. [FFD = Fit for Full Duty (in US Navy)] You've grown up since I last met.
- Have we met? - When you were very young, huh.
- How old are you now? - 18 years.
- Are you still in high school? - College, preparatory semesters.
Good for you.
How long have I been unconscious?
Six months.
I'm kidding. It seems like only one day.
- Where is George? - George? You mean Jerry.
The good news is that your father quickly found after an attack stroke.
He is lucky.
As we know in stroke, the time lost is a damaged brain.
The bad news is there is still some damage.
Stroke inhibits blood flow to the brain and a number of symptoms can develop.
Collectively, this symptom is called dementia.
I make a prescription for the medicine to dilute the blood to prevent blood clots.
After all, he should have another therapy that uses this.
What is that?
Aggressive blood thinning drugs.
In an emergency, it is used to break up clots and save the brain.
But only in an emergency.
Okay, hm, thank you, Dr. Chandler.
Try to keep your blood pressure down, avoid stress.
Keeping her calm will keep her alive.
Hey, George!
Nice to see you can walk.
You know, you really left me waiting there, friend.
I have to finish the game chess both of us.
- And you lose. - Selfish sadism.
Hey, can I get something?
- A cup of civet coffee. - Yes, what if caffeine is free?
It can't be that good until your blood pressure drops.
Now, go back to sleep, old man.
Hendricks?
Look, Grandpa, you're famous.
- Shelby. - Eh?
Do you really direct weapons to the child?
- It doesn't even contain bullets. - I don't know you're a war hero.
I'm a war hero. Not dead yet.
You can't arbitrarily point guns at children.
Do you want to make chips tonight chicken flavored potatoes, Shelby? Your pleasure?
- Yes, when I was, it seemed like 9 years. - This will be very helpful.
What are you thinking, Grandpa?
Because I'm the only girl here, does that mean I have to cook?
I'm sure he will appreciate it.
Hey, Dad, are you hungry?
Are you okay, Dad?
I'm glad you're fine, Dad.
Miauw.
Oh, my God, you like to spill, right?
Grandpa?
Who are you?
- I just... - Who are you?
- Here I am, Shelby. - Get out of my house.
- Father! - What happened?
This bitch goes into my house.
Father, this is Shelby, your own grandson.
- Sit down. - No.
Sit down!
Do you know who I am?
My child.
- And you know I have a daughter? - Yes, of course.
And he is also your grandson and you never talk to him like that.
No.
I'm sorry, son.
We need to find a place, home that can handle this,
-.... only until you get better. - This is my house.
We start looking for it tomorrow, the discussion is over.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
Sorry, this... is this George Lockhart's home?
Yes, I... I'm Jerry, I'm his child. Is... is this about a neighbor's child?
No, no, uh, I just sent by RS to check Mr. Lockhart.
Can I enter?
Yes, of course, uh, go inside, doctor....
Nurse. Michelle Anderson.
I specialize in mental health and, um, and recovery of stroke.
Who is this?
Uh, Dad, this is, uh, nurse.
We met briefly at the hospital.
- Do you remember me, Mr. Lockhart? - I've never seen you in a lifetime.
Sorry, he was having trouble today.
No, it's okay, I'm sure he experienced a lot of events in a few days.
I know, um, I know you're a war hero.
- Me. - That's an honor.
Do you mind if I check you quickly?
- This is really just a moment. - I am fine.
Can you sit in front of me, please?
- Can you get us a glass of water? - Of course.
I just want to talk to you about what happened.
What you will experience turns out that is more ordinary than you think.
I would rather die than eat "Jell-O". [Jell-O: Desert agar with fruit flavor]
Well, we won't let that happen.
Just look straight ahead at me, please.
There are ways to train your body behave the way you know.
Of course, it takes patience.
Are you the one who will be the main guard Mr. Lockhart?
No, actually... Shelby and I flew here to help George in transition.
Satanic talk.
- Oh. - Oh, hello.
We have to start checking life with help, uh, people in this environment.
If anyone can you recommend, that's good.
Take a deep breath.
You know, there are a lot of institutions that are I'm sure George might enjoy it.
Uh... of course, at the same price you are able to stay in care...
... special stroke recovery and....
... can take care of George as comfortable as at home.
- I mean, you have a beautiful home. - This is not his house.
I think Mr. Lockhart seems to be within the normal range for recovery.
- I will report back to your doctor. - Say that I'm fine.
Thank you for your hospitality.
I hope everything is best for you.
Can you do treatment at home?
Um, uh, for the right situation, uh, yes.
I can write my telephone number and if you...
... want to call me to talk about it, I can do it, hm...
Okay... we will discuss it and return to you.
Thank you again for everything.
Thank you.
- He seems good. - What do you think, Dad?
- I don't like it. - I think it's good enough.
You would rather just stay in a room with people dying and decrepit...
... than in your own house with a nurse?
He has a lot of enthusiasm, Georgie.
Well, hopefully this makes you more comfortable.
- Why does he live in a big house? - I think he built it in hope...
... that he will persuade iBuku and I come back here to stay with him.
This is a beautiful house, I will handle it for its sake.
Yes, I don't know that, uh, that was really not done for me.
There are many deaths in this house.
Yes, don't tell George that we come here.
Why not, Georgie?
He, hm, he's not everything as you expected.
But I know very well that he is glad you come here especially on your vacation...
... and me, for someone... I can't do it myself.
Then you can say iBu that I can't meet him until summer.
Yes, do you think he wants to receive my call?
I kind of like the idea of home care.
Yes, I don't know.
You said it yourself, he built this house for you.
I think at least what you can do is give it this last chance.
What are you carrying there?
Oh, that, um, a combination of Western and Eastern medicine.
You know, the blood viscosity is unique to everyone so... ... we want to make sure your blood is runny enough but not too runny.
You're a running pharmacy.
All right, the living room all for you, Michelle.
Uh, Shelby and I are going to a motel until you two decide...
-.... are you suitable or not. - Are you ready to leave?
We will not be long. We will return and prepare dinner for you.
I don't know you.
But I want to be given a chance.
Me too, Grandpa.
You're very lucky, George. You have a happy family.
- He really doesn't like me. - I think he will...
... just need to get used to the situation.
What his wife needs is back. Do you want to play chess?
- Maybe later. You have to rest now. - Oh, I'm not tired.
Oh, doctor's order. I can just give you a little sleep aid.
That's not... Ow!
It's okay, rest will give you miracles. Sleep refills.
Let's go up here before we lose you all together.
- Let's take it... - No, no, don't take it...
Wow.
- Do you see that? - Torture the Vietnamese way.
Separating you piece by piece.
Is that the tattoo?
Uh... no. All, uh, all... we all have.
We, uh, we... Oh, God, it went fast.
Ooh.
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George, wake up, George.
Your family will come soon.
You make me pretty scared. You know, I found you outside the house.
- Oh! - You sleep while walking.
I wish I would know.
Do you see this?
I will save it in my possession. Okay?
And if you have to lie down around the house, please tell me, George.
You know I have to do it, right?
Do you lock me inside?
That is for your own safety.
No, I forbid you from doing that.
I don't take orders from you, this is my house. My house!
People with dementia tend to hang around...
... and can unconsciously put yourself in a dangerous situation.
This is actually the protocol standard if the patient goes to sleep.
You hear that, Daddy, it's for your own good.
I'm not deaf, damn, and I don't sleep.
Where did he go?
I found it outside the house lying on the ground.
It's a lie.
You can end walk to the highway.
I can think of the worst fate.
You know, if you want, I can arrange a meeting with your doctor,
-.... and can review all with him. - No, that's not the case.
Uh, of course.
What if I prepare dinner?
Grandpa, do you need anything?
- What about drinking tea? - I'll bring it.
I can make tea.
George...
Do you want to make tea?
I can make tea, I'm not an idiot.
Why don't we play a little memory game?
- How do you make tea? - I said that I could make tea.
- Oh. - Just say, George.
- Hot water and tea bags. - No, no, no.
Um, tell me step by step.
It starts with how you wake up from the chair.
Hm, wake up.
From a chair. And you go to the kitchen.
You put the teapot on the stove.
- Is this on the stove? - This is on the table, but...
... put on the stove and you put it on the stove.
And then you, uh, look for a cup.
And then you, uh, take tea bags.
What kind of tea is that?
No, no, it's a bag, it's a bag, a bag.
And that... and that... it in a small tube.
- And what's next? - You... you...
You take water, and you...
Damn.
Let's try something, okay?
Write it step by step, okay?
Ba... ngun.
Eh, go to the kitchen.
Take.... teapot.
Mm-hmm, and then?
- Take a cup. - Mm-hmm.
Uh, uh....
... take one teabag.
Uh, water, water, must have water.
- Water, water in a teapot. - Mm-hmm, and then?
Then turn on the stove.
Boil water.
OK.
- Very good, very good job. - Not bad, huh?
Mm-hmm.
- Let's do another one. - After dinner.
I can't say how relieved we've found you.
I mean, we're not really close, so...
I'm not sure how this will develop.
Well, I'm a grateful person.
Your father is a perfect patient for someone like me.
George, perfect?
Are you sure of that?
So you have a boyfriend or something?
- So we go there now? - Only small talk.
- More than I can handle. - Attagirl, don't decide.
Easier said than done.
That's your game? Turn your attention with charm and then kill.
Okay, Dad, we're heading out.
I'm just 6 steps away from victory.
Don't be too arrogant, parents. This is not over.
We meet again tomorrow, okay?
Good night.
- Good night. - Good night.
- A busy day. - Yes.
You used to be handsome.
That is debated.
I like these photos.
Give my stick.
This is great.
Those people...
... the best people I've ever known.
Dead now, most of them. Most of them die later.
As far as I know, I might be the last person of them left.
Do you experience many battles?
Some.
Terrible memories.
Tell me... your worst memories.
Uh, I don't know, I think I became a drunk to get rid of the worst memories.
You're an alcoholic.
I usually say I am a drunkard with fishing problems.
The smell makes me sick now.
It must be a very difficult time.
You know, remember memories that usually want to be forgotten...
... can be a helpful exercise, George.
Uh, thinking about it like...
... like shining light on a dark corner.
Everything is still there.
Even when light fades, right?
Given that your memories are ways to control it, George.
I have so much. Too much.
Only your darkest memories.
You're a curious bird, aren't you?
OK.
One night, about two months after we were arrested...
... they, uh, they tied me up... they tied me firmly.
And it's very miserable and we all are waiting there every day...
... listen to the helicopter who will come pick us up from there.
So that night my friend slept....
... find a way to free himself.
And I don't know he planned it and, uh, I didn't see him do it...
... but I woke up in the middle of the night and he stood above me....
... crying.
And I told him to be silent and release me too.
He can't do it and....
A long story, in short I am lying there in a bound state...
... and watch it bleed on his wrist.
He has bit his wrist.
Yes, God.
More than an hour later he died.
Which one, um, which... is he?
Yes, here he is.
Here. There he is.
His face is made like a radio.
- He is destroyed. - Not you, really.
The incident took victims to all of us.
But you won the award, respect....
Medal of respect for dedication.
Right, wow. So you have done something nice.
Oh yes, that's right. Three nights later I slit my throat...
... three guards at the end of our camp...
-.... and we were all flown out of there. - How did you do that?
Well, I can't hold it any longer so I found the way, and, uh...
... we all find a way, I guess. But...
... I found the small stone that he had used to cut the rope.
Located on the ground, just below my feet...
... I take it and release myself.
Hmm. It is funny.
How is that?
That's just... you know.
Two people are faced with with the same scenario.
Your friend....
... your friend, he, hm....
... he bit his wrist to end his suffering.
And you, on the other hand slit the neck.
No, he's not my friend, no. He is the one who made us give up.
And he died of guilt.
A Judas.
I know.
Thank you very much for sharing.
I think it's time to take your medicine.
Hmm.
We will do it slowly, okay? Some low-dose aspirin, lipitor...
-.... and anti-depressant. - Anti-depressant?
You know, people with dementia may be vulnerable to depression...
... can even think of suicide, so you know, remember your past...
I don't want to take risk with my prize.
Your gift.
- Good boy. - So I'm a dog now.
And you will be sleepy little puppy.
Let's go to bed, okay?
- Yes. - Yes alright.
You also want to be my nurse.
- He sleeps with you. - Keep my feet warm.
Makes parents not so lonely.
- No. - No?
It's just not safe for one of you.
I will keep it outside with me, okay?
- OK. - Hmm.
- Good night. - Good night.
Let me guess, it's work.
I can't add time off, okay?
So we will, uh, we have to say goodbye and come back tomorrow night, okay?
- Go now? - Listen, I have no choice.
This is my holiday and I want to stay here.
OK.
If it's you, do you want me to stay?
Listen, if you want to stay, you can stay, okay?
I will not prevent you, it's just...
I don't want you too tied up, okay?
My name is Lt. Col. Richard Hendricks.
I'm a war criminal.
I have watched and participated in....
... murder of women and children innocent....
... at the urging of my country, United States.
Who?
Oh! Oh damn it!
Michelle!
George?
This is where, George.
Do you see your cat, George?
Do you remember hurting your cat?
I won't do it.
You have a knife.
No. No, George.
This is my fault. We tried to make the regiment too aggressive.
I ask you to discuss things that you are not comfortable talking about.
Let's get rid of anti-depressant drugs until you really need it...
-.... until you stop sleeping walking that. - I don't walk in fucking sleep!
George, if you're angry your blood pressure increases.
This is not good for your health, George.
- Hello. - We carry bagels.
- Damn! - Oh God, Dad, are you okay?
- Don't go in there, Shelby. - No.
What's up, damn it?
- Damn. - Please, use a quieter voice.
- He is quite angry about this event. - This is very heavy.
We must be able to forgive him if he acts outside his character.
- Do you think I did it? - There's blood on all your clothes.
- Why does he still use it? - He will kill me.
Do you know what? Yesterday, you thought Shelby tried to steal from you,
... Michelle is trying to kill you today, that night was a damn cat.
Has it ever happened to you that maybe you just lost control?
You won't recognize the killer if you look at his face.
Okay, enough!
We are lucky, okay. That could be far worse than this.
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- Grandpa? - I come.
Do you need help removing it?
Are you okay?
Yes, I just... lost a moment.
God, I know that feeling.
Sorry about my father. He hasn't been himself since all this.
I built this house.
Do you know that?
Daddy told me. Beautiful.
But this house....
... has been around for years....
... before I really built it.
I designed this house in my mind....
... when i was in POW camp. [POW = Prisoner of War]
That is a way to deal with pain and... and it saves my life.
I think I can't hold my sanity without it.
Well, I think of every little detail.
I compiled a blueprint...
... and I choose each board in it.
Board by board and nail by nail.
And sometimes I tear the whole wall....
... because I don't like the way is run or....
... how fast I walk.
You know, I know what I'm facing...
... when I finish it.
And that's how I can survive.
At the time of my weakness....
... before I build a house....
I look at my hand....
... and that thought comes to me. I remember my brother, the soldiers...
... and the pledges we made together.
That's fighting, damn, or dead.
F-F-D. [FFD = Fit for Full Duty (in US Navy)] You ask before what it means, what that means.
That....
... pretty damn awesome.
Hi.
Hm, Shelby, will you help Michelle bury the cat?
- Oh, I will bury it. - No, no, Shelby, get a shovel.
I will remove this blanket from here.
- Sorry I exploded when I returned there. - Oh, don't do that.
So, I came to say goodbye.
All the pain we feel when we live...
... lost when dead.
I'm looking for a laundry room.
Oh, that, um, it's right around the corner.
Oh, you scared me.
Sorry.
Damn. iBuku will jump if he knows about this.
iBuku died when I was very young.
I am an orphan.
I'm sorry.
You're very lucky.
I don't know about that.
Should we say something?
All the pain we feel when we live...
... disappear when we die.
After everything he has gone through and experienced...
... he is lucky not to survive.
OK.
I will go check them out.
You know, you're very attached to your grandfather because you never knew him.
Look, I know it's hard for you, right? Weights for all of us.
Shelby, take your things, we leave.
That belongs to your grandfather.
- Sorry, Grandpa. - This is not his fault.
- He has the right to hate me. - He doesn't hate you.
Why don't you come back tomorrow. He needs rest now.
Sorry, you have to see it. I know it's a bit annoying.
That's an understatement.
This is only between you and me, George.
Are you afraid of me, George?
I'm very happy, George.
I'm very happy.
- I'm watching that. - Listen, I know you're mad at me...
... because I will go, but unless I want looking for a new job I have to go.
- She's your father. He needs someone here. - And that's why we pay nurses.
Well, I thought we had arranged it. As long as you don't have to be personally involved.
Okay, that's not fair.
Besides that, I started thinking that he was a damn weirdo.
You want to hire it. What, do you want me to fire him now?
I don't know what I want.
Oh, and now you think he's like this sweet old man...
... but it is completely different... for your grandmother and me.
- I don't want to know. - He's rude and he's a drunkard.
Again, I don't want to know.
He came home one night and, uh...
... and he was especially useless.
And he is very hungry.
And when it was found there was no more leftover food, he hit my mother so bad...
... so he must take a week off from work only to recover himself. Okay?
Run out of leftovers.
It's a difficult thing to forgive.
Don't you think he's trying to change?
Yes, listen, I know he's trying to change, okay? And...
... he became a drunkard and I've tried to forgive him, okay?
And I've been trying to reconnect relationships with him for years.
- Because of iBu? - Yes, because of iBu.
I mean, your mother is a "fixer", you know that. [Fixer: Which controls other people, especially forbidden or deviant ]
Look, we were young when you were born. I mean, I'm your age now, and...
... we don't know important things in parenting and.... ... so hand out to them to get support.
He told me that he dad is terrible for you.
What is that?
- belongs to Grandma. - He gave it to you?
I just don't want to see you disappointed, that's all.
I know.
OK.
I'll only go a few hours, okay?
- I'll be fine, Dad. - And I'm coming back this weekend.
Oh, before I forget... the house key.
I love you.
I love you too.
- Hello? - Sam?
Sam, this is George. Listen, Sam, you have to come here, he's already...
- Yes, you're lucky I can't sleep. - What are you doing?
- I can't sleep, want to call Sam. - It's midnight.
I called Sam.
Hello?
- Sam. - Hey.
Hey, I... I know you mean well but George really needs to sleep.
Ah, I'm sorry, I understand. I receive a call at any time....
- Good night. -.... day or night from George.
Let me help you.
What is this? Are you having trouble remembering?
- Yes. - Do you experience...
- What is your head? Does your head hurt? - Yes. Yes, my head hurts.
Oh no. Uh, let me go take your blood thinning medication.
Then again....
... if you don't have a stroke...
... the diluent will melt the blood cells in your brain...
... and you will experience bleeding.
Remember the word you used? What is a "Jell-O" eater? [Jell-O: Desert agar with fruit flavor]
- What do you want from me, money? - Don't be too sad.
See me if I talk to you.
You're a monster, you know that, you told me now, tell me you're a monster!
Fight me, come on, my opponent, damn it!
Aah.
You're a good little solider, aren't you?
- Good morning. - Hey, only me today.
- Is everything okay? - Heh?
Your face is bruised.
Oh, um, George just, uh, collided with me while helping him up the stairs.
Is he okay?
Eh, the situation is not so good. Eh, where is your father?
He goes to work. He will be back at the weekend.
George is completely empty of all excitement in the past few days.
I really want to give it full day of rest if you don't mind.
Okay, well, I can enter and read a book or something.
That won't really be a rest day, right?
Can I at least sit inside? I really don't have a lot of work.
Go wait somewhere else!
Sorry, I'm sorry, that's just, hm....
... it will really bother him.
I'll call you if conditions are better, okay?
Hm, okay.
He is very lucky to have you.
OK.
He is quite persistent, right?
I feel sorry for him.
He obviously doesn't know you at all.
Don't know how you will poll it.
How do you pollute everything around you, George.
We don't have much time anymore.
Let's start.
We all know that we are here not just to celebrate....
... we have made it home...
... but also for those of us who don't return.
Purple Heart reflects the spirit of solidarity, right?
This is a symbol of self-sacrifice that we all endure...
... on behalf of this God-country with we who feel honored and blessed....
... back to my hometown.
How is the child?
- George - Yes?
- How is the child? - She's fine, I guess.
Have you seen him before?
That's Hendricks's wife.
What did he do here?
I assume, he here to receive receive the Purple Heart.
Is that right?
Everyone gets it now.
I will introduce myself.
Why?
Because he must know.
- Do I know you? - No, not yet.
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Paul, phone calls on channel three. Paul, phone calls on channel three.
Sorry, ma'am? Do you plan to buy the doll?
- Yes. - Correct? OK good.
Ensure payment for the doll, please. Is there anything else we can help?
- No, uh, thank you. - Good.
It's $ 27.50.
- Do you want to put it in the bag too? - Yes, thank you.
- Can I help you? - Oh. No, thank you. Just looking around.
Jerry, this is Father.
Now listen, this madness must be stopped.
The nurse you paid for me turned out to be a fucking fool.
Oh, Jerry.
Jerry.
The bitterness between us, I... I can't stand it anymore.
OK. Uh, yes, yes, alright.
I... I'm a terrible father to you...
... and I know that now.
But your daughter showed me that you're a great father.
I want to be part of your family.
I want to be given another chance.
And I want my child back, Georgie.
But... the first major thing...
Eh, the woman must go.
Hey, George!
Sam!
- Did you follow me? - What place is this? Who is Miss Hendricks?
I used to live here before started taking care of your grandfather.
And if you don't mind, I will return to him.
- I want to meet him. - Yes? If things are better.
Aah. Damn.
Damn!
We have not officially met. I'm Sam, George's friend.
Hi.
Yes, I hope we can talk for a while.
Of course. Can I bring you something to drink?
Oh, you fucker.
OK, George, alright. We don't need all of that.
We will all just sit down, have a nice chat...
... and get to the bottom.
As you can see, Michelle, George here is quite upset.
Yes. Sam....
... Have you ever dealt with someone who has dementia?
My mother. God bless his soul.
Then... then you understand.
You understand, uh... that people with dementia tend to hang around...
... and unconsciously can put yourself in a difficult situation.
A dangerous situation. They can be depression or suicide, paranoid.
Sam, that's why we have to confine George.
His family and me.
Yes, uh, we experienced it ourselves a little adventure....
... pull out old George from his room.
And as you can see, he has hurt himself.
So I'm just trying to prevent so that it doesn't happen again.
You know, my father....
... tell me some very difficult details...
... my mother's hallucinations.
He cut his arm almost to the bone before my father grabbed the knife.
Poor woman.
My father's restlessness does not end and he is not a coward.
- That's just horrible. - What's going on here?
Hey, buddy, I know you don't like it
... but you will go through a very difficult time.
Use old treatment, it's better.
You said you would help me. I want him to come out of this house now.
George, what you need is a sedosis of St. John,
This will do wonders for your attitude.
- That's not necessary. - Let's see what we have.
Uh... Sam... Sam, uh... I don't want to make it overdose.
Ah, statins, aspirin.
Sam, why do we all not go and sit there...
... and we can talk about everything there.
Genetic forming factors? This is a blood clotting agent!
They give it to injured soldiers.
- Ah! - Stop it!
No!
You do it. You did it, George!
Everything around you dies, George!
What if it's liquid bravery, George?
This will make you a little softer.
Oh no. No!
Come on, come on! You know you want it.
- Hey, girl, do you need help? - I am fine.
But you seem like experiencing a little problem there.
No. It's almost done, okay?
- Am I disturbing your day? - No, no, everything is good.
But if you need, I'm there...
... next to the door, sitting.
I'm Larry.
I'm sorry, today is really annoying.
- Do you work here? - Hells, huh!
I run it into heaven.
There is something you can help me with.
Success.
You know, I don't even know that the woman has friends,
I think he's Canadian or something.
What accident did he experience?
Oh, just a car accident, he's fine. He will go home in a few days, I'm sure.
Good, good. Uh, yeah, I'm not worried.
Eh, by the way, what are you looking for?
- Clothing and personal items. - Oh, good luck.
I checked here a few days ago, I didn't find anything personal.
Hey, sir, I'll be there soon!
I have to.... There is someone and...
I don't want to leave you here alone but I mean, nothing can be stolen...
... if I don't go back before you leave just close the door and it will lock itself.
- Yes, I will lock. - All right, good.
Oh, uh, too, I'm free in two hours.
- I have a hitter if you want high. - Oh, I'm good. thanks.
It's up to you alone. OK!
- Did you find what you were looking for? - Yes, thank you.
Bye.
Don't ignore me now, George.
Come on.
We will play another memory game.
Do you know what I did to you? Do you remember this?
- What did you do to Sam? - Reply me!
Is this familiar to you?
Vietnam. They do it to me.
All the time.
That destroys us. That's... rope and stick.
Yes, but you... you made it home, George.
You succeeded.
You even won an award.
Hey, I want to make an official complaint in my grandfather's name about a nurse.
- Is that Hawlings? - No, Anderson. Michelle.
We don't have nurses named Michelle Anderson.
- What about Hendricks? - Are you sure the hospital is right?
Could he work at Cedars? [1. Resisting arguing with people with dementia, can be confusing and frustrating; 2. A simple short command can make it calm. ]
Dementia sufferers tend to hang around...
You have to stay calm, George. You can make yourself a stroke again.
And we don't want that, we have too much work.
Breathing deeply with me. Breathe!
And now, slowly exhale.
- I will kill you. - Oh, yes?
What is that, um... start with small pieces first?
What is that? Oh
Which one, George? Which one is this one?
What do you want?
What do I want? What do I want?
I have what I want, George.
I have been looking for you for years.
You make me like this.
Who are you?
Rose Hendricks is my mother.
This is hers.
- Hendricks. - You know that name.
I... I don't know what you think I've done, but you're wrong.
No, no, no. Not this time.
Tatomu... your scar...
... it leaves an impression on my childhood thoughts.
Grandpa!
Oh, you really care about him, don't you?
He has nothing to do with us. Don't touch him.
I know you're there, I hear you.
I watched my mother...
... has been torn to pieces by piece, George.
Shut your mouth. Or you will force me to kill him!
Gosh.
Put it.
What did you do to my grandfather?
He gets a reward for his actions.
The necklace. It's not my grandmother's, isn't it?
No.
I really...
... really don't want to have to hurt you.
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What did you do to my grandson?
He deserves better.
Drop it.
- You don't know much about weapons, right? - I know enough, put it down.
It's a single shot rifle.
That's classic.
Try it. Pull the trigger.
Yes.
I was there. I was under the bed, I saw everything. I'm 6 years old.
The killer shouldn't let the photo enter the newspaper, George.
Do you know they gave him a medal?
Your father, who is timid, is awarded a Purple Heart medal!
I met your mother at the ceremony and then I followed her home.
I can't accept that thought. Your mother thinks your father died as a hero.
And to make sure he knows how much cowardice and how troublesome we are.
At first I thought it would only be a little fun- happy with it, you know, a little happy...
... but I can't stop, no! Because of re-entering me.
Everything is back. Someone must pay it, I know that.
You have to pay for these things, you know.
So he received a reply for your father.
I will finish you.
Don't worry, George.
I will join the march if you are dead.
He doesn't hurt you.
What are you doing?
He or me.
Do you do that? To his mother?
- Shelby, Shelby.... - Don't approach me!
Shelby....
You do this!
Help me!
- Hello? - Dad?
Oh, God, Father.
What happened to him?
- What happened to him? - I... I don't know.
Where is the blood thinning drug?
Shelby?
Shelby, call 911, okay?
Shelby, call 911!
I've done it.
Okay, just wait here, Dad. Okay?
Help is coming, okay?
Already, I called...
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