Plot hole: Dr. Seager told Beth that "It [Z] was all in her head" and only she could stop it. How, then, did her son Josh have the same "imaginary friend Z"? Moreover, if Beth had Z as a friend when she was eight years old, why didn't she remember him or have her memory jogged when Josh first told her about his friend Z? Also, if Beth told Z that they would be together forever (get married and have a lot of kids), why would Z need to go through Josh to get to her?
After the house fire and Kevin's death, Beth takes Josh to stay with her sister Jenna while she goes back home to deal with Z. Beth dresses in her wedding gown to find Z, has dinner with him, puts pillows on the floor and tells Z he's stuck because the floor is lava. Then Beth fears Z is going after Josh, calls Jenna and tells her to get Josh out of there right away, but Josh is no longer in the house. Beth tells Jenna to find Josh - he's playing on the railroad tracks with a train headed toward him. Thinking only she can save Josh from Z, Beth hangs herself. (Jenna was able to get Josh out of the train's path and save him.) Dr. Seager arrives at Beth's house with the police and Beth is revived but has a severe brain injury and is catatonic-like. Jenna moves in to take care of Beth and Josh. Jenna sends Josh to bed. Josh says his goodnights: "Good night, mom. Good night, dad. Good night, Aunty Jenna. Good night, Matchie (stuffed monkey). [Whispering] Good night, Z."
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