Mary is in the basement when the lights go out. The lights go out in the house and computer connection drops. Wilson sees Steven’s empty wheelchair, then sees Steven walk across the living room. Mary denies taking any medication and walks away without ending the call. He admonishes her because her stepson’s medication is showing up in her blood. Wilson contacts her via Skype with her blood work results. She gets two offers to leave her house before an impending snow storm, one from her assistant Lucy, and another from Doug, but declines both. Steven is back in his bed, but has scratches on his face. The next morning, she wakes up on the floor. She finds a small door to a crawlspace, and is grabbed from inside by two small hands. Mary reconsiders and has dinner with Doug. Wilson wants to prescribe her some medication, and orders some blood work.
Over the following nights, Mary wakes up to sounds in the house, and even wakes up to see Tom in the darkness one night. She brings him inside and makes a call, but Tom vanishes. While she feels guilty, she has decided to put Steven in a home to be cared for because he is no longer there and is just a body.ĭoug Hart, the father of one of her patients, asks her out, but Mary declines, implying that it would be unprofessional. Later, Mary discusses Steven with her therapist, Dr. She is upset to learn that one of her patients, a deaf child named Tom, is to be transferred to a school in Boston. Mary is a clinical psychologist who works from home with children and adolescents. His stepmother, Mary, takes care of his every need. Six months later, Richard is dead and Steven is in a vegetative state. While his father, Richard Portman, is driving him there, they get into a bad argument, and the car swerves into oncoming traffic. Steven is a troubled kid being sent to boarding school.
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