Complete the dialogue between Jason and Mary with the phrases and sentences below.

Write one letter in each gap.

Jason: Mary! What happened? Why were you screaming?

Mary: I had the worst nightmare. It was terrifying.

Jason: [ ] I'm here for you.

Mary: I was in this dark forest, and I couldn't see anything. I kept hearing whispers, like voices in the wind. And then, this shadowy figure started chasing me. I felt like I was running for my life. It was horrible.

Jason: [ ] I'm sorry you had to go through that. Nightmares can be rough.

Mary: [ ] Jason. And now, I can't get back to sleep. My heart is still pounding.

Jason: Poor you. But hey, sometimes dreams are just dreams, you know? They don't always mean something.

Mary: You think so? Hm, that's a thought.

Jason: Yeah. Dreams are weird, and they don't always have a deeper meaning. But if it's bothering you this much, [ ] A psychologist, maybe.

Mary: A psychologist? Really?

Jason: Yes, they can help you understand why you're having these nightmares and how to cope with them.

Mary: You may be right. I can't keep feeling like this [ ] It's affecting me during the day too.

Jason: Exactly. Talking to someone might give you some peace of mind. And if it's the worst nightmare you've ever had, it's [ ]

A. you should talk to someone about it.

B. worth looking into.

C. That sounds really intense.

D. every time I go to sleep.

E. I'm just so scared,

F. Take a deep breath and tell me about it.