:52:02
- Come on, you chicken.
- ( spitting )
:52:04
- Oh, what's that for?
- Nasty monkey.
:52:07
Adam Duncan, you stop that at once!
No spitting.
:52:11
Come on, come down
from there.
:52:13
Come down.
Come down right now.
:52:15
No-- hey!
:52:18
- ( kids laughing )
- Hey...
:52:21
Adam?
:52:27
So what you're saying,
these nightmares
:52:29
might haVe started
at this age anyway?
:52:31
Or possibly triggered
by any number of things--
:52:36
school, stress,
tension at home.
:52:41
Yeah, well...
:52:43
Paul is conVinced that
somehow Adam's cells haVe--
:52:46
Retained memories
of his first life?
:52:49
There's an often cited
experiment--
:52:52
a rat was trained
to run a maze,
:52:54
killed, then ground up
and fed to a second rat.
:52:57
The second rat, when presented
with the same maze,
:52:59
completed it
in record time,
:53:01
proVing that memory liVed on
in those ingested cells.
:53:05
It's fascinating, really,
:53:08
also a bunch of nonsense--
:53:10
an urban legend.
:53:13
So, it's not possible
he's remembering?
:53:15
No, no.
:53:18
Thank God.
:53:22
Frankly, I'm more
concerned about Paul's
:53:26
working up
these strange theories.
:53:29
Paul is just haVing
a tough time right now.
:53:38
It's good.
:53:41
He's neVer felt as comfortable here
as you, has he?
:53:47
No.
:53:52
You don't think he'd
eVer try to leaVe, do you?
:53:56
Jessie, that can't happen.
:53:59
Out here
in the middle of nowhere,