Bree's Gone

2006-12-26T22:04:34Z

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'''Bree's Gone''' is the one hundred sixth video in the Lonelygirl15 [[List of Lonelygirl15 videos|video series]].

==Transcript==
'''Jonas:''' I've always had problems with being "nice". If you were to ask any one of the dozens of psychiatrists I've been to, they would probably tell you that it's the result of my needing to over-compensate, which was created by the feeling of abandonment when my parents disappeared. Yep, I got issues. Now, I don't know much about psychology but - accept for listening to (??)- but I have developed a theory, I've kinda pieced one together over the years, and it goes like this: issues are caused by internal conflict and problems are caused by external conflict, which is usually the people around you. Look, I er, I don't want to make a big deal out of it, but I know I've been fortunate enough to be better off that a lot of people - financially. And when I see someone, you know, who I *think* is a good person, and it seems like they're struggling, I just - I want to help them. And especially, if I think I can fix their problems with maybe just a little bit of money, or maybe, a place to crash. You know what, though, as much as I have put myself out there to try to help someone, I've learned time, and time, and time again, that that doesn't necessarily mean that they care about me. Look, I'm - I know that I can't go assigning blame here, and I know I should take responsibility for my own choices. But it really sucks to feel that people have taken advantage. OK, so why am I telling you this? Well, we're having a little Jonas-pity-party, because I woke up this morning, went to check on Bree - and she was gone. Also missing was my car, my credit card and, er, a few hundred dollars in cash. What are you gonna do? I guess I should expect it, you know. That's what I get for offering money and a place to stay to some girl that I met on the Internet, right? I dunno, I just can't believe that she -

'''Daniel:''' Where's Bree?

'''Daniel:''' OK, so Jonas is checking the rest of the house. He thinks Bree robbed him or something. I don't know. I don't know where she is. I'm just - I'm just hoping she hasn't been taken.

'''Daniel:''' Well, we didn't find a note, but nothing was broken. The doors and windows are all OK; the only thing missing is his car. So, I assume that Bree just up and left, on her own, which is ... just ... very un-Bree. I mean, even if she didn't celebrate Christmas, she could have been a lot happier, having us altogether, and being ina house through the holidays. Anyway, Bree put up a couple of videos in the past week, so we're gonna check them out, see if there's anything in 'em.

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