Wren Kingston

Her boyfriend.

She's just starting to come to terms with

I'm getting really tired of losing people.

In clinical terms, we call it "ambiguous loss."

You've lost someone whom you trusted.

all the anger that's tied to ambiguous loss.

She won't even apologize.

so I figured I would get onboard.

I once threw a bowl of soup across the room

coming here has been a great source of conflict for her.

Like when a soldier goes missing,

What? There's been a death, but it doesn't involve a body.

I'm Dr. Kingston. Hanna knows me as wren.

when visiting my dad.

Your dad was in the nut house? For years.

And this is particularly hard because Mona's right in front of you.

Indeed. Well, from what I've gathered,

And given what she's done, I understand you want to punish her.

or a relative slips into dementia.

Well, then, best press on.

Pardon me. You're with Hanna?

They're gone, but yet, still here.

And then you might be grieving for the Mona you didn't know as much as for the one you did.

In a place much like this. Worse.

Very good. So you decided to join her this time.