In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man suffering

from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary brother
named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding him that
he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are protecting
Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him from by
providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer of
working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests. In a near-future New York City, where advertising is omnipresent, Owen Milgrim is a man
suffering from schizophrenia, but hiding his symptoms from his family, including seeing an imaginary
brother named Grimsson (who looks like his brother Jed with a moustache) who keeps reminding
him that he is on a mission of some kind. His family runs a successful industrial business and are
protecting Jed from accusations of sexual misconduct, something Owen plans on defending him
from by providing a false alibi. Eventually, Owen is laid off from his job and refuses his father's offer
of working with his company and accepting his money. He hears about Neberdine, a pharmaceutical
company, and signs on to test their new drug which can supposedly cure all disorders. While there,
he meets the anti-social Annie Landsberg, who Grimsson explains is the agent he needs to see.
When he speaks to her, Annie keeps him from getting them both in trouble by "confirming" her
association to him, but tells him not to "blow [their] cover". Owen complies as he prepares for the
tests.