1:12:03
She wouldn't even go to the funeral.
1:12:07
I don't know what to do.
1:12:10
Nancy needs psychiatric help.
1:12:14
I don't know how to handle it.
1:12:17
She won't see a doctor.
She won't even leave the house.
1:12:23
I'm worried sick about her.
1:12:27
I thought maybe you'd...
1:12:30
have a suggestion.
1:12:33
There's always the possibility
that she doesn't need any help.
1:12:39
I don't follow you.
1:12:42
Well, what if she really did see something?
1:12:46
Not Susan, perhaps, but something.
1:12:51
What do you mean?
1:12:56
If you'll go along with me,
I'd like to try something.
1:13:00
It could be very helpful to you, to me...
1:13:03
and to Nancy.
1:13:06
What have you got in mind, Elliot?
1:13:09
The scientific investigation of the house
for psychic phenomenon.
1:13:14
I've got a trained team
and all the equipment.
1:13:17
We've investigated houses
a lot less qualified than yours.
1:13:21
What would be the point, Elliot?
1:13:24
Well, the chances are
we'd come up with nothing.
1:13:29
If we do, that might make it a lot easier
for you to reason with Nancy...
1:13:34
given the support of our study.
1:13:36
Possibly, but I doubt it.
1:13:40
And on the other hand...
1:13:42
if we do turn up something...
1:13:46
I mean, if there is some indication,
no matter how ephemeral...
1:13:50
that Nancy was right...
1:13:53
then we might be saving her sanity.
1:13:56
I'll tell you something, Elliot.
1:13:59
After everything that's happened...