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01x08 - Alis volat propriis

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Bad Apples". Aired: May 9, 2021.*
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In the 70s, a student activist is committed to a sanatorium .Forced to participate in an experimental treatment for women, she fights back against the program and the methods of her doctor.

01x08 - Alis volat propriis

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This says healthy but difficult women

were sent to Eaglerock.

To be reprogrammed.

You haven't discharged

any patients in 6 months.

Questions are being

raised at the ministry.

I'm sure you don't want

the same to happen to Onerva.

I k*lled her because

I wanted to k*ll!

Onerva.

How are you?

Well, I guess.

- You're not nauseous?

- No.

No strange sensations?

Hallucinations?

Good.

And you're aware of where you are?

- At Eaglerock.

- Right.

You've been in treatment

here for a while.

But do you know why you're in this

Special room with a locked door?

Take your time.

Use your own words.

Because I have committed

a terrible crime.

But the worst is now over,

I can assure you.

Good morning, ladies!

Have you administered

the morning medication?

- Not yet.

- Good. Here's what we're going to do.

Emilia, we're no longer

giving LSD to Poikelus.

And cut her Valium dosage down

to half, to phase it out as well.

Okay.

I should've told them

she's there because of me.

If there's anything unusual going on,

the ministry will find out.

I'm not waiting for the

ministry to get something done.

Sit down and eat.

I'm going to go get Onerva

out of there now.

What about our "thing"?

- What thing?

- I go to work from here.

This place is full of my stuff.

I practically live here.

- I can't do this right now.

- So what should I do?

- Wait here by the phone?

- This isn't about you now!

- Do you want me to leave?

- No, no, no.

- Okay. You want me to stay?

- No. No!

Can you paint them again?

What more do you want?

I'm so stupid. I'm so stupid.

I'm so f*cking stupid!

Calm down!

I know you don't care.

- I know nobody cares.

- We do care.

Then you must care about the tapes

they recorded of Onerva last night.

In the bunker.

You can go now, Ritva.

Lundsten.

It's Ulla. The ministry

suspects you of wrongdoing.

What?

There's going to

be a surprise audit.

- When?

- An inspector is already on the way.

- Gösta.

- Not now!

Emilia!

Emilia, we have an emergency.

Ask everyone to come

downstairs right now.

Löfgren!

Alaska!

- Going out for a visit?

- Excuse me.

Are you visiting? Is your

daughter there for treatment?

How come?

I suspect they're doing things there

that wouldn't stand up to scrutiny.

I urge you to get your daughter

out of there as soon as you can.

I've come to get Onerva, my wife,

out of there right now.

Why do you believe that there's

something fishy going on?

I'm not saying I'm absolutely sure

I'm sorry, I forgot to introduce

myself. I'm Tuomas Poikelus.

Lea Wenzel, Senior Inspector.

We know you pushed me

But it's important

to know why you did it.

Remember we have

nothing to hide here.

But And this is a

big and important 'but'.

I have a research report underway

and I need to be able to verify

a scientific generalisation

for our observations.

You're not going to say

a word to the inspector

about the treatments

we're providing.

So there's nothing to hide,

but we're hiding everything.

That's right, Kuikka.

- Is this clear?

- Yes. All the way.

Thank you. You can go now.

Kuikka, stay for a minute.

Have your keys been found?

You understand that this negligence

can be grounds for dismissal?

But you have an impeccable

work history here.

And a family and all.

But I believe and trust

that your conduct will

remain impeccable, Kuikka.

Yes.

Alright, let's get a move on!

Put your Sunday dresses on!

- The president's coming.

- Go inside!

Go on.

Go inside.

God damn it

What have you done

to Onerva Poikelus?

What the hell now?

What's the purpose

of the bunker treatment?

You're messed up.

Have you been drinking?

That girl believes

she's k*lled someone.

Don't interfere with something you

don't understand. This is a process!

You've made this girl believe

she's k*lled someone.

We need to stand together now.

Parvilinna called

There's going to be an audit.

And this is our joint project.

We've done this together.

So now we have to stand as one,

like we agreed. Okay?

Now is the time to be unselfish.

Honey, everything will

be alright if we trust each other.

You understand, right?

Yes, of course.

Damn it. This is completely wrinkled.

Damn

Let me.

Well thank you.

There. That'll iron it out.

Marjorie! God damn it!

- Have you gone mad?

- I'm ironing your shirt.

I needed this today.

The auditor's coming.

Really?

You took my job,

you took my art.

I burned one of your shirts.

Come on. You took my bloody life!

- God damn it, Marjorie!

- You took my child away!

- You better watch your words now.

- Or what? Huh?

Look at me!

Are you threatening me?

Am I too difficult too?

- What will you do to me?

- Let's behave like adults.

- f*ck you.

- Marjorie!

Ruined!

Marjorie!

Where are you going?

- Let's talk sensibly now!

- You b*stard!

Don't make a scene now

in front of the guests.

I'm not making anything.

You've made your own bed.

- What?

- I've seen what you're doing here.

Your office has

a cabinet full of

films showing how

you brainwash people.

They're patient

materials. How did

you? It has

nothing to do with this!

I've seen what you're doing.

It may seem strange, but I can heal

them. No one wants to be ill

Marjorie, you can't drink and drive!

Listen! Damn it!

- She's running.

- Let's go inside.

Marjorie, let's talk about this.

Marjorie, you can't just leave!

Yes I can.

It's exactly what I can do.

Unlike some other people here.

Let's get back to

the city right away.

- Welcome! I'm Head Doctor Lundsten.

- Lea Wenzel.

And you

Do we have unfinished business?

Yes indeed.

In that case, Mr Poikelus

should call the office

to arrange an appointment

like everyone else.

He's with me.

I see.

Grabs Onerva by the shoulders.

No, let go of me.

No, no

And to the west,

we have the farm

where patients

receive work training.

Did a schizophrenic patient recently

light an arson fire at the farm?

What?

Well, that was a pure accident,

and nobody got hurt.

The whole thing sounds much

more dramatic than it actually was.

And if I ask the farmer,

I'll get the same reply?

Is there some procedure for today?

You just go through your

normal daily routine. I'll observe.

- How is my wife doing?

- She's really fine.

I want to see her.

My programme for today doesn't

actually include meeting Poikelus.

I've been thinking about

the difference I saw

How can a sanatorium turn

a joyful and temperamental person

into such an apathetic one?

Even though we try to provide

homelike conditions,

it's not always possible

to prevent institutionalisation.

Especially if the patient

has aggressive tendencies.

- That is why you sent her here.

- Yes, but I didn't intend

This particular manic patient

abused her husband.

She hit me once.

For a good reason.

Doctor, please include meeting

Mrs Poikelus in your programme.

Love is m*rder

We are wild beasts

Alright. Oh look

Here's our professional staff.

We are a very

free-spirited community.

Oh?

But we're not a sect, of course.

- Here everyone can be themselves.

- As long as it suits you.

Mr Poikelus, please wait

at the waiting room.

But

We need to discuss

confidential patient treatments.

I believe you understand.

- Emilia, please

- Wasps!

Yes Be careful on the stairs.

Shall we leave right away?

Pardon me, Madam.

Are you in a hurry

to get to the mainland?

We can go over

these individually and in detail

but as a summary I can tell you

that they show excellent results.

And the results shown in cognitive

monitoring are simply revolutionary.

And there was recently

a death here on the island?

- This one. Vera von Clause?

- That is correct.

Well? How did she die?

We had a normal therapy session,

after which

I'm sorry.

It was an accident

I'm sorry

I'm sorry

Vera, asking for forgiveness

doesn't change the fact that

your husband died by your hand.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Give her one more dose.

No

No, no.

Let her go.

An unfortunate incident.

And a very painful one

for me personally.

Because

Because

- It was all my fault.

- What happened?

Von Clause had been feeling

well for a long time.

And I failed to notice

that depression had taken over her.

Then she went and jumped off a cliff.

A suicide.

It was so sad.

So pointless.

You can't take it, Outi!

Wait here.

Outi, let go of it!

Onerva!

Onerva, where are you?

Where is Onerva Poikelus?

Onerva!

Onerva, are you in there?

- Tuomas.

- Hi.

- I've done something terrible.

- Onerva

- I'm sorry.

- Onerva

Tell me, Dr Lundsten. Why should

Eaglerock continue to be funded?

Well

Are you familiar

with psychiatry as a discipline?

Assume I don't know anything.

Good.

In conventional

forms of therapy

if there is something wrong

with the human mind

the aim is to try

and cure the defect.

Or remove it altogether.

But here at Eaglerock

We can alter the human mind

without removing anything from it.

Without harming the brain.

By illuminating the dark corners.

This is revolutionary.

What have you done to Onerva?

What are these?

To protect the

patient from herself.

But I'm sure we can remove them.

Onerva, tell me and the lady

inspector here what you just told me.

Sorry.

She was babbling

about a childhood memory

where she shoved

her brother in an old cowshed.

That's what kids do. He

wasn't even hurt or anything.

Don't listen.

And in addition,

she's been made to believe

We're going into an area

where we definitely shouldn't.

Why not?

- I can talk about it.

- Now is not the right time.

I'll be the judge

of that in this case.

- Go on, say what you were saying.

- I have that side in me.

I've hit Tuomas as well.

The aggression took over me, then

I pushed Vera down.

- It just happened.

- This is what they tell her

- I k*lled Vera von Clause.

- No!

- I'm really sorry.

- Don't apologise!

Löfgren, would you come here.

He saw the whole thing. Can you tell

us what happened on the cliffs?

- Vera did it herself

- Onerva did it, I saw it.

- We're going home!

- Tuomas, this is all my fault.

No! There's nothing wrong with you!

I'm wrong. This place is wrong!

Your wife's treatment is at a

critical phase, so

all disturbances

I'm a disturbance?

I'm her husband!

You've made my wife sick!

Don't you touch me, dickface!

There's nothing wrong with you,

Onerva. It's all my fault!

Look at me, Onerva. Honey

You were right. You're not crazy!

There's nothing wrong with you!

There never was!

I'm completely calm.

I'm completely calm.

Doctor, you're probably

thinking hard

about what to say next.

So was it a suicide or manslaughter?

The essential thing

at this conjuncture

is that you haven't been

completely honest with me.

Hands off or I'll smack you!

- f*cking finally!

- What are you trying to do?

Trying to k*ll you, what else?

We are getting hold

of your lifeline.

Lifeline.

- Why is Tuomas here?

- There's some inspection going on.

Gösta is awfully stressed

out, but his ex-wife finally left.

Shut up!

Look at me.

Are you okay?

- What are you talking about?

- Do you understand anything?

- I pushed her, I pushed her.

- Don't say that.

I pushed her.

- You'll come to my wedding?

- Shut the f*ck up!

- You have to be quiet.

- Onerva.

Look at me.

You've been manipulated into

believing that you k*lled Vera.

And for your information, they made

you believe your sister's alive.

And Gösta's definitely

not marrying you!

- What did you say?

- Look at me.

We need to let the inspector

know what's going on here.

Ritva, what did you say

about my sister and Gösta?

Go and ask Gösta yourself.

Look at me. Are you here?

My thinking was that

von Clause's death

would have been harder on the family

if it was made a police matter.

- And if the papers wrote about it.

- They probably would.

And the perpetrator, Poikelus,

is a delusional maniac

She's already here for treatment.

Would it make any difference

if she ended up back here

in any case after a trial?

- I do see the logic behind it, yes.

- Indeed.

I've tried to minimise

all negative effects

in an already tragic case

such as this one.

Tell me, is it possible that

you're just making up these stories

because you fear this place

will be closed down?

"Making up stories"

is a rather harsh way of putting it.

Or you're afraid

you might be dismissed?

- Looking at the events

- This is an isolated case.

An arson, manslaughter or m*rder,

the cover-up

A sharp drop in the number

of discharged patients.

- You must be in absolute panic.

- Oh, f*ck f*ck f*ck!

Alright! I feel we've finally managed

to open up a line of communication.

Gösta! I need to talk to you!

Serafina, go inside!

We'll talk later!

I need to speak to my fiancé.

- Emotional projection

- Gösta, darling.

- They told me that Josefina

- Let go now.

- That Josefina's dead.

- Come on.

- Say it isn't true!

- Serafina, stop it.

- We're getting married.

- Listen to me!

- Josefina's coming to our wedding

- Be quiet now!

Be quiet, god damn it!

Don't touch her!

f*ck!

Stop it, Kuikka!

Inspector,

there's something you have to see.

Come.

Fight!

Fight!

Vera grabs Onerva by the shoulders.

No, let go of me!

I'm so sorry

No, no

Onerva.

We're going home.

Take your time to pack.

I've still got some work to do.

Yeah, no rush.

- Can you ever forgive me?

- Tuomas, I

I've got

your discharge document here.

- I'll just go to get it stamped.

- Okay.

Take care.

It's okay.

Everything's alright, Alma.

Bye.

I probably won't miss you.

Probably not.

I'll be coming out soon after you.

You'll help me get out, right?

It's a pretty tricky target.

You're willfully destroying

the psyche of these patients.

No I'm not! I'm mending it.

We're not engaging in sadism.

This is science!

For the good of

For the good of mankind.

Are your therapy forms permitted

by the Ministry of Health?

I don't I don't really know,

probably not.

What is essential

is that we've found a method

for removing traumatic experiences

from people's minds, permanently.

But I don't expect you to comprehend

just how revolutionary it is.

Here's what's going to happen

The inspector won't return

from her expedition this time.

- No You'll be caught.

- Naturally, before long.

I only need a couple of weeks

to complete my article.

Is that what's so important,

a scientific article?

I'm not f*cking

doing this for myself!

You have a lot of assumptions

about who I am and why I'm here.

Gösta Lundsten,

do you have the slightest idea

about what I think of your work

or who I am?

We have enjoyed fair weather today.

The football match

between Finland and Poland

was played in sunny weather.

But before I tell you the result

let's hear what kind of weather

we can expect in the next few days.

Tuomas.

If the professor's claims are true

this research was overseen

by the CIA in the United States.

Did you hear me?

It was overseen by the CIA.

Eaglerock operates under

the Ministry of Health?

Of course.

I wonder whether the people

I work with know about this.

Karoliina, don't

get mixed up in this.

Of course not.

Do you have anything to drink?

We need to have a little talk

about this research of yours.

Over there.

In the cupboard on the right.

Provided my damn wife

didn't drink it.

The middle shelf.

I want to make sure you can continue

your important work in peace.

Senior Inspector Lea Wenzel,

from the Ministry of Defence.

What?

Congratulations. Successful

manipulation of memory traces.

Many people have tried it.

We're very familiar with

the CIA's MK-Ultra programme

but we had no idea that this work

has been continued in Finland.

And successfully, too.

- Well, thank you.

- I'm extremely impressed.

Doctor Lundsten.

I'd urge you to reconsider your

decision to publish your research.

At least for now.

It is customary to

publish research results.

Yes, yes

But before you do, our ministry

would like to use your programme.

- And your patients.

- Use?

The patients? How?

The inspector promised

this document will be stamped.

Why can't you just stamp it?

Hey!

- Let me out!

- Open this door!

Tuomas!

Let me out of here!

What is this?

I knew it.

Tuomas betrayed you.

He's not going to

get you out of here.

No, he won't.

You know who's the only one

who can get you out?

Who?

Who do you think?