>> Victoria: You know,
we should do this more often.
You know, it's fun.
Family time, lunch, talk about
the future.
>> Claire: Yes, yes and yes.
>> Victoria: And I couldn't be
more happy for you and excited.
Pursuing a career in early
childhood education. I mean,
I can't think of anything
more perfect.
>> Claire: Except long rides on
the property with my mom
and little sister
when she comes home.
>> Victoria: Yes, absolutely.
And maybe we'll even ask your
dad and Johnny to join us too.
>> Claire: Dad seemed kind of
distracted at lunch, didn't he?
>> Victoria: Hm. Yes, he did.
>> Claire: And it wasn't just
at lunch.
Am I wrong or did things seem
kind of tense between him
and Grandpa?
>> Victoria: No,
you're not wrong.
And when I invited Dad to
lunch, Cole seemed relieved
that dad couldn't make it.
And I think Dad felt
the same way.
>> Claire: What do you think's
going on with those two?
>> Cole: No, thank you.
>> Jordan: That was all Victor.
That was Victor.
He set everything up.
Okay?
And he's gonna keep me in here.
You see, I'm his trophy.
He comes down here to gloat
at me in all my misery.
>> Michael: Cole!
>> Cole: Hey, Michael.
Yeah, thank you for making
the time to see me.
>> Michael: I came as soon
as I could. What's this about?
>> Cole: There's something that
you and I need to discuss.
>> Michael: Of course.
>> Cole: But first, I need
to hire you as my attorney.
So, this is just between us.
>> Michael: Unless you're in
some sort of legal jeopardy,
hiring me is overkill.
I mean, at this point, I would
hope that you trust me
to be discreet.
>> Cole: I trust you completely.
That's why I called you.
But I think that once you hear
what I have to say,
you might prefer
that we make it official.
>> Jordan: There has to be
something in here
that I can use.
Come on. Oh, God.
Oh, look at you.
Oh, my, my, my.
Okay, my friend.
Let's see what we can do.
All right?
Let's see what we can do
'cause I've gotta get out
of here.
I've gotta get out of here.
Come on.
Okay, come on.
Come on, come on, come on.
Let me get out of here.
I wanna get out of here.
I gotta get out of here fast.
Right now.
Let me get out, please.
Let me get out.
♪♪
>> Alan: So, if Ashley
experienced something traumatic
after the breakup with Tucker,
but before she came home
from Paris, what do--
what do you think it could be?
I mean, did she mention any
conflicts or issues?
Anything specific, or?
>> Jack: Other than the blow up
with Tucker, nothing I can
recall, no.
>> Traci: And Tucker came
straight back to Genoa City
after the fight.
>> Jack: I was concerned enough
about that that I reached out
to Ashley.
When she finally called me
back, she told me about
the fight, but we didn't hear
anything more until after she
got home.
>> Alan: Hm.
So, there is some time
unaccounted for.
>> Jack: Wait, you think it may
have happened that much earlier?
I thought I was talking to the
Ashley we love, and because of
a trauma she experienced in
Paris, that was not Ashley
I was talking to.
>> Tucker: Hey, Ashley, Ashley.
Whoa, hold on, hold on.
>> Ashley: Wait, wait, wait,
get off me.
>> Tucker: I think I need to
take you to the hospital.
>> Ashley: No.
>> Tucker: So, just relax.
>> Ashley: No, leave me alone.
Please, just don't touch me.
I don't need...
>> Tucker: No, I think you
should stay seated.
>> Ashley: I don't need to go
to the hospital.
>> Tucker: Hold on.
>> Ashley: Don't touch me.
>> Tucker: All right.
>> Ashley: What are
we doing here?
>> Tucker: Whoa, whoa, whoa.
>> Ashley: Please, what
are we doing here?
>> Tucker: You need to sit down.
>> Ashley: I don't need
to sit down.
>> Tucker: Yes, you do.
You are not steady
on your feet. See?
>> Ashley: Okay, okay.
>> Tucker: Let's get you seated.
>> Ashley: All right, all right.
What happened?
>> Tucker: You passed out.
Fortunately, I was close
enough to catch you.
>> Ashley: Please, you're
exaggerating things.
I must have gotten
a little bit dizzy.
I-- I need to get out of here.
>> Tucker: Wait, wait, wait.
>> Ashley: Don't touch me.
Please.
>> Tucker: Can you tell me
what happened just before this?
>> Ashley: I don't need to
explain myself to you, Tucker.
Excuse me.
>> Tucker: No.
I'm gonna take you home.
>> Ashley: Okay, look, you're
being ridiculous right now.
I can take myself home.
>> Tucker: No, you can't.
You are not well and you don't
remember what happened.
>> Jack: Turning it over in my
head, what Ashley said, how she
said it, were there any clues,
any hints, in that phone call
that suggested there might be
a problem?
>> Alan: Well, there's just no
way you could've known.
How could you know to look for
personalities that Ashley was
creating to protect herself?
>> Traci: Okay, when Ashley got
home, she was very upset.
She was furious with Tucker,
finished with him,
but that was before we realized
that it wasn't quite so
volatile at the bistro
as we had thought.
>> Jack: But that is in keeping
with who Ashley is.
>> Traci: Yes, I think so.
Yes.
So maybe the traumatic event
happened on the second trip.
Ashley and I went back to
Paris, and that's when she
found out that things didn't
happen the way she remembered
them at the bistro.
She sent me back ahead of her
after that trip.
>> Alan: And how did
she seem then?
>> Jack: Agitated, furious at
herself for having remembered
things wrong.
She was furious at Tucker
and then ready to forgive him.
>> Traci: Yes,
and it was really extreme.
And I think that might be when
the mood swings started.
>> Jack: So, maybe the real
trauma happened after her second
visit to the bistro.
>> Alan: It's a good working
theory.
>> Traci: Oh, my.
We left her there.
To-- to have Ashley experience
something so traumatic to cause
all of this fragmentation.
Oh, my God,
alone in a strange country?
This just breaks my heart.
What can we do?
How can we help her?
>> Alan: Well, I mean,
it's sort of up to Ashley.
She is able to surface at times
and suppress whatever alter is
in control.
>> Jack: Any time she has agreed
to getting help, that's when
we're dealing with
the real Ashley?
>> Alan: Precisely.
That's why it's so important
that we connect to the real
Ashley because she's the only
one who can tell us what trauma
caused the D-I-D.
>> Traci: Okay, so if we can
find the truth, then what next?
>> Michael: If it would ease
your mind, give me a dollar.
Consider me on retainer.
>> Cole: What do you know
about where Victor stands
regarding Jordan?
>> Michael: I only know that
Jordan fell to her apparent
death when chased by Victor's
security team,
and she is mourned by no one.
>> Cole: She's alive.
>> Michael: That wasn't what
I was hoping to hear.
Have you seen her?
>> Cole: Yes.
Victor is keeping her in
a dungeon at the main house.
>> Michael: Damn,
damn, damn, damn.
>> Ashley: I really do not need
you to insert yourself
into my life.
Please, please don't, okay?
I am capable of getting
myself home.
>> Tucker: No,
you are not capable.
You just collapsed, Ashley.
You shouldn't be behind the
wheel of a car right now.
>> Ashley: I will take
a ride share.
>> Tucker: No, you're not taking
a ride share. I'm taking you.
You need to be home
with your family.
>> Ashley: I don't want you to
tell me what I need, okay?
Because what you need to do is--
is find out where Audra is,
Because she would not
appreciate us being alone.
I'm going.
>> Tucker: No, you're not.
Listen to me.
You're in trouble right now.
And I think you know that.
And you're scared.
I would be, too.
It's okay.
And I know you don't want to,
but it's also okay to ask
for help.
It's not a weakness.
It's a strength
to-- to do what you
need to do, despite your fear.
That's-- that's
the definition of courage.
Please.
You need help.
You need to be home
with your family.
And I'm taking you.
>> Ashley: Okay.
>> Tucker: Okay.
Oh, I got that.
I got that.
>> Victoria: Apparently, Cole
told Nick that he suspects that
your grandfather is somehow
involved in Jordan's death
and that there's more to it
than we know.
>> Claire: That's impossible,
right?
>> Victoria: I don't know.
Nothing is impossible when it
comes to Victor Newman.
But when I asked Cole about it,
he just..
>> Claire: Deflected and found
the right words?
>> Victoria: Yeah,
something like that.
>> Claire: So, he thinks that
Grandpa had something to do
with Jordan's death?
>> Victoria: Well, I wouldn't go
that far.
But your dad, every time he
tries to ask questions or find
out more details about what
happened with Jordan, my dad
just shuts him down.
So, Cole thinks that maybe he's
hiding something.
>> Claire: What do you think?
>> Jordan: Come on.
Come on.
Come on, little thing.
Come on.
Let's go.
>> Victor: Look at that.
You're busy at work, I see.
I wonder why it's taken you
this long to try to escape.
>> Jordan: Not my first try.
>> Victor: Well, you're gonna
have a lot of time to realize
that trying to get the hell out
of here is gonna be impossible.
It's futile, you know?
>> Jordan: You bastard.
Let me out of here.
>> Victor: Why?
You're having a wonderful--
Look at all the Brussels
sprouts and the vodka.
I mean, come on.
What could be better?
Huh?
You had a visitor, didn't you?
Didn't you?
>> Nikki: Victor?
Are you home?
Victor?
>> Jack: So, this dissociative
identity disorder sounds...
Ashley, will come back
from this, right?
>> Alan: It's certainly
possible, of course.
>> Jack: But?
>> Alan: Well, it's-- it's rare,
rarely diagnosed, very complex.
The important thing to do is
identify the trauma that
created it.
>> Traci: And when that happens?
>> Alan: Well, once we deal with
the underlying issues, hopefully
the alters will subside.
>> Jack: But that won't be
the end of it, will it?
>> Alan: No.
She'll need therapy to deal
with the aftermath,
hopefully in
a controlled setting.
>> Traci: It sounds like you are
wanting to put her
in a psychiatric hospital.
>> Alan: Well, hopefully Ashley
will make that decision herself.
>> Jack: She is not unfamiliar
with that environment.
>> Traci: Considering our
sister's history, I don't know
if she would ever agree to go
back to a place like Fairview.
>> Alan: Well, first things
first. We can make
that decision later.
And when we do, there's plenty
of good options.
I know a lot of wonderful
places in Europe.
>> Traci: So, you think
there's hope?
>> Alan: Definitely.
Of course, there's hope.
She has a loving family that
supports her, and we will get
her to the other side of this.
>> Jack: First, we have
to find her.
>> Alan: Yeah.
Well, that could be more
difficult than before.
Yesterday, uh, I upset Ashley,
or at least one of her alters,
so she hasn't contacted
me since.
>> Traci: And I've reached out
to her as well.
Hasn't got back to me either.
>> Alan: Well, if she does reach
out, it will probably be
to family first.
So, please let me know if she
does and I'll let you know if
she contacts me, all right?
>> Jack: Thank you, Alan,
for everything.
>> Traci: You have been so much
help, thank you.
>> Alan: Of course, my pleasure.
>> Jack: What are you doing
with my sister?
>> Jack: Come on.
Let's get you inside.
>> Ashley: Alan, what are you
doing here?
>> Traci: We asked him here.
Ashley, are you all right?
Can we do anything for you?
>> Ashley: No, I'm fine.
>> Tucker: She's not fine.
>> Ashley: Okay, look, I got
a little bit dizzy.
>> Tucker: No, she collapsed.
>> Traci: What?
>> Jack: When?
Wait, what did you do?
>> Tucker: I didn't do anything.
We were at the jazz lounge.
We were talking.
She went to leave and fainted.
>> Ashley: Honestly, I don't
remember, so I don't know
if I actually fainted.
>> Tucker: I'm actually glad
you're here, Alan, because
I think it was a blackout.
When she came to, she couldn't
remember anything that happened
right before.
>> Jack: What were you doing
with Tucker, of all people?
>> Tucker: She wanted to talk
to me. She took me down
to the jazz lounge, uh...
she tried to convince me that
we still belong together.
She did have one glass of wine,
but mostly it was just telling
me that we should give our
relationship a second chance.
>> Jack: Ash, is that true?
>> Ashley: I don't remember.
>> Tucker: And she was unsteady
on her feet.
Hardly said a word
on the drive over here.
>> Jack: So what, that makes you
the hero?
>> Tucker: No, Jack,
it makes me concerned.
>> Jack: Or maybe you're trying
to insinuate yourself back
into her life.
>> Tucker: Can we not do this
right now?
She needs help.
Ash, if you don't wanna be
honest with me, I understand,
but it's time
that you're honest with yourself
and with your family.
>> Michael: Well, I asked him
more than once if Jordan's dying
in that fall was the truth.
He swore it was and I was
stupid enough to believe him.
Victor's usually so careful.
How did you find out?
>> Cole: He's been acting
so secretive lately.
Reportedly, he's on the ranch,
but he's nowhere to be found.
This has happened
more than a few times.
So, I just got curious.
I just-- I just confronted him
with it, and I asked him,
what's going on?
>> Michael: I'm sure that went
over well.
>> Cole: Yeah,
he was pretty ticked.
He ordered me out of the house
and I just--
I pretended to leave.
I stuck around.
I followed him.
I waited.
When he came out
of the basement door,
I was able to slip back in.
And eventually,
I found a prison cell that was--
Looked like some sort of
an abandoned wine cellar.
>> Michael: Oh, Victor,
Victor, Victor.
>> Cole: She--
she practically thought
I was an hallucination.
And then she-- she begged me to
get her out.
>> Michael: And did you?
>> Cole: Hell no.
>> Michael: Have you told anyone
else about this?
>> Cole: No, no.
I just need time to process it,
you know?
I-- I completely understand what
his motivation is.
All right, he's just trying
to protect his family and--
and-- and punish Jordan.
I get it.
But Michael,
this is no way to do it.
To get down on her level like
this, that's not the answer.
This can't continue.
>> Michael: Oh, obviously not.
>> Cole: Jordan should be
behind bars.
Absolutely.
But in a proper prison.
Not personally incarcerated,
tortured by Victor.
And the other thing is, I-- I--
I don't want to get Victor
in trouble by me exposing this.
That's why I came to you.
For advice.
>> Michael: Advice on how
to take on Victor Newman.
>> Jordan: Who's gonna come down
here, huh?
The world thinks I'm dead,
thanks to you.
Unless of course you've changed
your mind and you wanna sell
tickets to your own
private zoo.
>> Victor: Good for you to keep
a sense of humor
because you'll need it.
>> Jordan: Okay.
Okay, I get it.
I really get it.
I understand, Victor.
You've won.
You've reneged on our deal.
You're not gonna send me off
to a federal prison, are you?
So, let's just get on with it.
Bring me a vial of poison
and I'll be free.
>> Victor: Not gonna make it
that easy for you.
>> Jordan: Even you must have
some sort of decency.
>> Victor: I have no sense of
decency or mercy
when it comes to you.
>> Jordan: Then, just kill me.
>> Victor: Not as long as you
are of use to me.
>> Jordan: Stop it.
No more promises.
No more hope.
That's the worst punishment
of all.
>> Victor: Would you get on the
floor and eat those
Brussels sprouts?
I'll get you another bottle
of vodka.
>> Jordan: Victor!
Victor!
Come back here right now!
Victor!
>> Victoria: I am just relieved
that Jordan is out of our lives
for good.
>> Claire: To wake up and not be
afraid is the best feeling
in the world.
Next to being part
of this family.
[ knock on door ]
>> Victoria: Mom!
>> Nikki: Hi!
>> Victoria: You're home!
>> Nikki: Oh, I'm so happy
to see you, my darling.
>> Claire: Welcome back.
>> Nikki: It's great to be home.
>> Victoria: Mom, we weren't
expecting you for a couple
of weeks.
Is everything all right?
>> Nikki: I didn't break out
from rehab, if that's
what you're thinking.
No, my counselors and the
medical staff felt I had been
doing so well that I could go
home and continue my work
from here.
>> Victoria: How do you feel?
>> Nikki: Great.
I feel so strong.
Although in the beginning, I
didn't know that I could do it.
You know, the first few days,
detox, were really rough,
but failure is not an option
when all you wanna do in the
whole world is go home
and be with your family.
But once I committed to it,
I got such a sense of freedom
from the alcohol, from Jordan,
and a sense of excitement
to get back to this wonderful
life we live.
>> Victoria: Well, we are all
feeling the excitement of
a Jordan-free world.
We're finally feeling safe
again.
>> Claire: Grandpa must be
beyond excited that you're home.
>> Nikki: I haven't seen him
yet. Do you know where he is?
I asked the staff, and they
said he hasn't left the ranch.
He wasn't at the main house or
the stables.
I just can't wait
to surprise him.
>> Cole: So how are we gonna get
Jordan out of that cage, get her
into prison, without Victor
facing any charges?
>> Michael: The legal
ramifications for him would be
enormous if it were to get out
that he kept Jordan under
private lock and key.
Why does that man always have
to play God?
Even if we were able to
secretly get Jordan out,
arrange for her to be arrested
and put in prison, what's to
stop her from talking to anyone
who would listen and telling
them that she was incarcerated
and tortured by Victor?
>> Cole: Well, 'cause she is
seeing rats and-- and spiders
that aren't there.
She-- he barely even recognized
me at first.
And one other thing, you know,
that along with her history,
I doubt that anybody's
gonna believe a word that comes
out of her mouth.
>> Michael: One could only hope.
>> Cole: Any ideas?
>> Michael: Victor's stubborn.
He would never listen to reason
and agree to let us put Jordan
into a real prison.
So, you and I have to do
the dirty work.
Get her out of that damn cage
into a legitimate cell.
>> Cole: Without Victor knowing.
>> Victor: Nikki, are you home?
>> Tucker: Ashley.
Ashley.
Talk to them.
You're safe here.
Everyone in this room wants
to help you.
>> Ashley: I don't know what
I can possibly say because I--
I don't-- I don't know.
I-- I assume that Tucker's
telling the truth and...
But I don't remember having
the conversation and I-- I don't
remember seeking you out and I--
I don't remember having
any wine.
>> Traci: Well, tell me what the
last thing you do remember is.
>> Ashley: I'm afraid.
I'm afraid to even ask you what
day it is.
>> Tucker: Uh,
for what it's worth,
I think this is...
She's herself right now.
>> Alan: Well, I would like, uh,
to talk to Ashley alone.
If that's all right with you,
Ashley.
>> Ashley: Yeah, I don't know
what's happening.
Can you help me?
>> Alan: I'm gonna do everything
I can.
>> Ashley: Okay.
>> Jack: Thank you.
She's in good hands now.
>> Tucker: Okay.
>> Ashley: But Tucker,
thank you so much for being
concerned about me and for
knowing that I needed to be
with my family.
>> Tucker: Okay.
>> Ashley: Thank you.
>> Tucker: Take care.
>> Jack: Is there anything you
want to say that you couldn't
in front of Tucker?
>> Ashley: I--
I don't remember anything, Jack.
How can I-- how can I comment on
something I don't remember?
>> Jack: Okay, okay.
>> Ashley: I just have a lot
of different pieces,
and I don't know.
Nothing is coming together
for me.
>> Traci: Okay, it's okay.
We're just so grateful that
you're home and you're safe
and we can take care of you.
Oh, my God, we were so worried.
>> Ashley: I'm sorry.
I'm sorry if I hurt you.
I'm so sorry. I know you
just wanna take care of me.
I know how much you love me.
>> Jack: That is never going
to change.
>> Alan: How about we have
that talk, uh, now, hm?
>> Ashley: Okay?
>> Traci: Okay.
Jack, shall we...
>> Jack: Yeah.
>> Alan: Hey.
So, you've been through a lot,
huh? How you feeling?
>> Ashley: Really confused.
And everything is kind of foggy.
Well, let's-- let's try
to break it down.
Do you remember a thing
specific, uh, happening
maybe with someone or...
>> Ms. Abbott: You're weak.
These people don't wanna
help you.
They wanna control you.
I wanna set you free.
I'm the only one who can keep
you safe.
>> Ashley: Just stop it!
God.
>> Alan: You weren't talking
to me just then, were you?
>> Jack: Ashley is home.
That is the first step.
>> Traci: Jack, she's
so frightened.
I have never seen her so unsure
of herself.
>> Jack: At least we have
the Ashley we think is the real
Ashley and she's ready to get
the help she needs.
>> Traci: I was-- I was
really afraid she was gonna
take off and we would
never see her again.
And Jack, we have Tucker
to thank for that.
>> Jack: No.
I am not about to thank
Tucker McCall.
He may have done the right
thing this time, but as far as
Ashley's issues are concerned,
I'm not convinced he's not to
blame, at least in part.
Every one of these events
have involved his presence.
No, that's not just coincidence.
>> Traci: Okay, okay, I don't
know what to think.
>> Jack: As far as I'm
concerned, she is better off
if she never sees
that man again.
>> Tucker: Thank you.
>> Ashley: I know
what I have to do now.
>> Tucker: Which is?
>> Ashley: To protect myself.
Oh, congratulations, 'cause your
gaslighting was, you know,
somewhat effective, because my--
my own family is now
doubting me.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
You got a lot of pain coming
your way, buddy.
You got so much pain
coming at you.
But don't blame me.
You look in the mirror.
I ruined everything.
And I deeply regret it.
But it will never happen again.
>> Tucker: Hm.
And I should just
believe you.
>> Victoria: I don't know
where Dad is.
It seems like since you left,
he's been going for a lot
of long walks.
>> Claire: He's missed you
so much. We all have.
>> Nikki: I've missed all of you
as well.
And now that I'm home,
I feel like I never wanna leave
again, at least
not for a while.
So, tell me everything.
What have I missed?
>> Claire: Um...
I'm finally ready to start
horseback riding lessons.
I'm pretty excited.
Scared, but mostly excited.
>> Nikki: Ah, spoken like
a true Newman.
>> Victoria: I predict that
she's going to be a natural.
>> Nikki: Well, I wouldn't
expect any less.
>> Claire: I hope.
And if it's not too much to
ask, maybe I could take some
lessons from you too.
>> Nikki: I would love that.
>> Victoria: Wait until she
makes you post around the arena
for hours and hours.
>> Claire: Oh, should I be
more afraid?
>> Nikki: No.
No, we have nothing to be
afraid of ever again.
So, what else has been
going on?
>> Victoria: Nothing, Mom.
I mean, all is well.
I'm just really happy that
you're home.
>> Cole: Victor will explode
when he finds out that we went
behind his back.
>> Michael: We must be out
of our minds.
But I don't see an alternative.
We've gotta get Jordan
out of there.
For Victor's sake.
>> Cole: Absolutely.
That's why I knew you were the
right person for this.
>> Michael: Unfortunately, I've
had a little too much experience
with this type of vigilante
justice and it never ends well.
I don't know what Victor
was thinking.
Not that I don't have sympathy,
given the number of times the
authorities have let Jordan
slip between their fingers,
but it was an incredibly...
ill-conceived move
on Victor's part.
>> Cole: So, let's put an end to
it before anybody else gets
hurt, including Victor.
After the hell that Jordan has
put this family through, no one
else should suffer for what she
set in motion.
>> Michael: So, all we have to
do is get Jordan into
a real prison and
keep Victor out of
an orange jumpsuit.
The only question is how.
>> Cole: Well, I think I might
have an idea.
>> Victoria: Mom, can I offer
you some tea or something?
[ knock on door ]
>> Victor: Victoria,
are you home?
>> Nikki: Well, hello.
>> Victor: Oh, my.
Come here, my baby.
Close the door.
Let me look at you.
My God, you're beautiful.
You look strong,
you look rested.
Come here.
So, you didn't leave that place
too soon, did you?
>> Nikki: I couldn't stay away
another second.
But I've made such
good progress.
My therapist recommended me
for outpatient care.
I mean, I still have a lot
of work to do, but I've never
felt stronger or more committed
to my sobriety.
And now that we are free of
Jordan forever, nothing can
threaten my recovery.
I love you.
>> Jordan: There's gotta be some
way to get out of here somehow.
And I'm gonna find it.
I'm gonna find it.
And when I find it,
I'm coming after you,
Victor Newman, and your whole
damn family.
>> Tucker: Hey, Jean-Jacques,
mon ami.
What's happening, brother?
Will I be attending any of the
meetings this week with Audra?
Is Audra in Paris?
>> Traci: Ashley has come
to this point before where she
was willing to get help and then
backed out at the last minute.
But somehow, this time, Jack,
I really feel like
it's different.
>> Jack: Yeah, we can only hope
that she's ready to take
the steps to make herself
healthy again.
>> Traci: Yeah, that's all
I want for her.
I think about when she
finds out what she may be
facing, if this is D-I-D,
this is gonna be so overwhelming
for her.
>> Jack: She's always
in control.
That's who she is.
She thrives on it.
To find out she's not in
control of her actions,
her mind, I don't know how she's
gonna cope with that.
>> Traci: I know, I know.
She's worked so hard
to overcome mental health issues
in the past.
When she finds out that she may
have to go back into some kind
of a facility, this is gonna
bring back all kinds of
memories of Fairview, and it's
gonna add to all the
emotional baggage she's already
carrying around.
>> Jack: Wherever this leads
her, she will have our love
and support.
>> Traci: Of course, she will.
And do you know what gives me
hope, Jack?
That the Ashley that came home
today, that's sitting in our
house right now,
that is our sister.
>> Jack: Oh, I pray to God
you're right.
>> Alan: Who were you talking to
just now, Ashley?
>> Ashley: I don't know.
Oh, God, could you please
help me? I don't know
what's happening to me.
>> Alan: Well, I think we are
dealing with several
personas here.
>> Ashley: What does that mean,
personas?
>> Alan: Have you ever heard
of, uh, D-I-D,
dissociative identity disorder?
>> Ashley: Yeah, I've heard
of it.
>> Alan: Yeah, it's rare,
and it presents in a number
of ways, but in this case,
we're looking at multiple,
distinct personalities.
Identities that can control
your behavior, and usually this
is the result of
some kind of severe trauma.
>> Ashley: That can't be
what's happening to me.
>> Alan: Well, another symptom
of D-I-D is memory loss,
which you've admitted to.
And your family, and Tucker
and I have seen you forget
memories from your past
from your own history.
And we've all met these
personalities that are very
different from the Ashley
we all know.
>> Ashley: But you said it was
because of trauma.
I don't like, I haven't
experienced any trauma.
I mean, not recently.
Not that it would've
triggered something like this.
>> Alan: Unfortunately, I-- I
think you may be blocking it.
>> Ashley: When would this
have happened?
>> Alan: Well, right now,
looking at the timeline,
we are thinking Paris.
>> Ashley: The argument I had
with Tucker?
I mean, that doesn't make
any sense.
It was upsetting, but it wasn't
anything that would've made
this happen to me.
>> Alan: Well, there are ways
of exploring this.
>> Ashley: No.
No, you're not gonna talk--
you're not talking about
putting me away, are you?
I won't go.
>> Alan: Ashley, you need to be
in a safe place where you can
get good treatment.
Now, I promise you, I will be
there all the time, making sure
you get the best of care.
The important thing right now
is to uncover the incident that
caused this trauma,
and once we have, we can begin
to address it.
>> Ashley: How am I supposed
to remember this?
I mean, how-- how do I remember
this, whatever you think has
happened to me?
>> Alan: Well, I'm thinking
maybe you could come back
to Paris with me and we could
explore these memories together,
and hopefully, maybe,
find the truth.
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