Jaye thinks she's going insane after a defective wax lion and a brass monkey begin telling her to do things - and she actually finds herself doing them!

 

Too many voices telling her what to do results in Jaye backing the family car over her father, then causing a high school classmate's husband to have a car accident.

 

It's like Single White Female all over again when the young girl who Jaye helps get back on her feet slowly begins to assume Jaye's identity.

 

Jaye becomes the subject of an exorcism after she tries to help a nun rediscover her faith by sharing her own experiences with the talking inanimate objects.

 

Jaye gets into trouble at the Canadian border after a ceramic cow creamer on her parents' kitchen table tells her to help their illegal Canadian housekeeper.

 

Jaye can't stand it that every time she does what the voices tell her to do, the results make her out as a hero or a wonderful person.

 

If Jaye is awed to meet the first woman who survived the plunge over Niagra Falls, she's shocked when another woman says she's the one who really went over.

 

Jaye finds parallels between her relationship with Eric and that of a Russian mail order bride, whose prospective husband is a thirteen-year-old boy.

 

When a Lovesick Ass doll tells Jaye to "save the lovebirds," it could mean Sharon and Beth, the two macaws at the zoo, or Eric and his estranged wife, Heidi.

 

While Eric's wife tries to win him back, Jaye's father innocently allows his wife to go out to dinner with a handsome doctor.

 

When a cocktail bunny tells Jaye to "save him from her" and the brass monkey says "she's going to kill him," Jaye becomes convinced Heidi is planning to murder Eric.

 

An American Indian Woman on the Satsuma Reservation is convinced that Jaye has come there in order to "silence the voices" forever.

 

A bank robber takes the store workers at Wonderfalls hostage just as Jaye and Eric are supposed to meet to say their final good-byes.