It’s Okay To Not Be Okay Episode 5

Mia’s Obsession With Patrick Knows No Bounds. Vincent’s Worries Escalates As Mia Returns To The Haunted Mansion.

At Ok Hospital, Gemma briefs Patrick about a new patient; Cynthia, a middle-aged woman with an identity disorder. As a result of trauma from her father, she believes she’s an 8 year old called Little Chin-Chin.

Patrick helps another nurse to prepare her room and as they attend to her, Zelda, another patient suffering from depression, welcomes her.

Later, Patrick finds Kai, an alcoholic moping around over his helplessness and he convinces him that he’s not exactly a lost cause.

Patrick goes to see Dr. Lumbera to talk to him about his brother’s condition. He needs treatment because they’ve been constantly relocating because of his trauma.

The doctor asks Patrick to bring Matmat to be treated, stating that he’ll only have to pay minimal fees because they have a charity program that will cover a portion of the cost.

In the meantime, Mia is delighted to learn that Patrick works at the same hospital where her father is admitted. The next day, some patients at the hospital gossip about Patrick and how handsome he is.

An elderly named Tommy looks forward to being chess buddies with him. Dr. Lumbera meets Matmat and connects with him through his løve of dinosaurs.

Matmat eagerly shows him his drawing book and he commends his exceptional skills. Later, Patrick asks the doctor if Matmat mentioned anything about butterflies, and he tells him that they need to wait until he’s ready to face his fears.

Patrick thanks Nurse Eden for the chance to talk to the doctor. When the lights begins flickering on and off, Eden blabbers about it being a rumoured sign; apparently, it’s the spirits at the hospital warning against bad weather, and against something bad that’s about to happen.

Madeth updates Vincent on the effects of Mia’s actions at the last book reading. He’s glad to learn that her following count has risen. However, Mia is nowhere to be found.

Vincent calls her on the phone and tries in vain to get her to tell him of her whereabouts. A storm suddenly brews at Ok Hospital a moment before Mia makes a splashy entrance.She strolls through the rain with an umbrella umbrella in hand and goes to confront Patrick.

Mia calls him out for not revealing he’s the Maravida boy, and when he says the past is irrelevant, she’s even more intrigued, declaring that she wants him even more now.

Patrick tries to bail, but Mia grabs him by the hand and invites him out to dinner. Gemma’s watching, and she’s not happy. A moment later, Dr. Lumbera tries to talk to Mia about her father’s worsening condition but she’s not interested.

Nurse Eden asks her to consider conducting a seminar on literature for the patients. She gives her a poster and on her way out, Mia rips it into pieces.

Patrick goes to check up on Samuel and he recalls a time when Tessie his mother showed him where she worked at the Hernandez mansion. Patrick hopes Samuel recovers because he might know what really happened to his mother.

While he’s in the locker room, Mia barges in on him and finds him shirtless. She admires his body and makes a fuss about feeling it. Gemma comes upon the scene as Patrick strives to keep her off.

Eventually, Patrick shoves her out. Gemma asks Mia how she and Patrick met. Taunting, Mia recounts the near-death experience which led to sweet encounters. She declares that destiny wants them to be together.

Gemma thinks she’s spouting fake stories but Mia couldn’t care less. Patrick bumps into Mia as he leaves the hospital and he declines his offer to give him a ride.

Mia drives through the woods and she has an unsettling encounter with a goat that suddenly shows up in the middle of the unpaved road. The goat bleats, and Mia mimics it with a playful, teasing tone.

As Patrick walks home, Gemma comes across him and gives him a ride. Vincent is worried sick to learn that Mia has gone back to Maravida. He asks Madeth to book the quickest flight for him because Mia must not stay in the ancestral mansion.

Apparently, the house is haunted because of all the bad things that happened there. Mia has already arrived at her childhood home by now and she flings open the gate and strolls into the old house, making her way through the house and up the stairs.

She walks into a room and pulls out a traditional doll which she had swiped from Dr. Lumbera’s office. Mia puts the doll on a table and slumps onto the dusty bed, murmuring that she’s hungry.