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How would you diagnose Bobby?

Derek, referring to his friend Bobby Saunders, "He ranted and raved about it..." (0:06)

His wife Cyndi asks Bobby, "Have you stopped taking your medication?..." (0:08)

Pastor Stevens: "... that shame or pride..." (0:09)

Bobby appears to experience auditory hallucinations. (0:14)

Bobby’s friend Joe Hooper: "Look, don’t you worry about it..." (0:15)

Bobby appears to contemplate suicide. (0:16)

Cyndi tells Bobby, "... no one is stronger or more brave..." (0:17)

Joe tells Cyndi, "No, don’t worry..." 
Referring to his cousin: ”... he started hearing things and seeing things...” 
”This is crazy.” (0:19)

Cyndi tells Marilynn, "... That’s very kind..." (0:26)

Cyndi and Bobby's son Phillip’s schoolmate Caleb tells schoolmate Bryan, referring to Bobby , "He’s crazy." 
Bryan tells Phillip, ”Let’s hope crazy isn’t contagious.” 
Phillip punches Bryan in the face.
Bryan: ”You’re a psycho...” (0:30)

Cyndi asks Phillip, “You’re punching people in the face now?..." 
Phillip: ”He called Dad a psycho...” 
Cyndi: ”... punch the world in the face.” (0:30)

Supervisor Jim Cummings tells Cyndi, "I’m gonna be honest..." 
Cyndi: "... I am dependable, hardworking and determined...” (0:32)

Her mother tells Cyndi, "... he’s a mini Mike Tyson." (0:33)

Cyndi asks the technician, "... without a funeral...?..." (0:36)

Homeless Delia tells Cyndi, "... After he passed..." 
”... that is the real medicine...” (0:41)

Cyndi tells Stevens, "... you don’t need to worry about us..." 
Stevens: ”... there’s strength to be found...” (0:46)

Cyndi: "... a simple act of kindness..." (0:51)

Delia tells Marilynn, referring to Cyndi, "She’s a clever one..." (0:53)

Paul tells Phillip, "Be wise..." (0:54)

A homeless shelter staff person tells Cyndi, "... this is gonna sound insane..." (1:05)

Cyndy tells Delia, “Well, she sounded pretty confident..." 
Delia: ”... pretty proud of it...” (1:06)

Cyndi tells a storage clerk, "A dream." (1:08)

Title: "... mental illness..." (1:29)

Actress Anna Camp tells the real Cyndi Saunders, "... a courageous thing that you did..." (1:30)