Fact1: Gabriel Noone is dealing with separation from partner, Fact2: youth Diagnosed with has been adopted by Donna Logand AIDS, Fact3: Noone 's Anna Sandra adds fuel to fire by discussing research into people, Fact4: Sandra invites him into home and talks openly about Pete, Fact5: Donna hold him with her in path of oncoming truck
Output: Gabriel Noone Robin Williams, a popular gay New York City radio show host, is dealing with a separation from his partner, Jess Bobby Cannavale. Noone is given a memoir written by teenager Pete Logand Rory Culkin, who chronicles the many years of sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of his parents and their friends. Diagnosed with AIDS, the youth has been adopted by Donna Logand Toni Collette, the social worker who handled his case. Noone begins a telephone relationship with the boy and Donna. He and Pete become increasingly close and form a fatherson relationship, much to the dismay of Jess, especially after he speaks to Donna and suspects she and the boy are the same person. Noones personal secretary Anna Sandra Oh adds fuel to the fire by discussing her research into people who fabricate elaborate stories to get attention. Determined to prove the boy exists and his story is true, Noone decides to pay a surprise visit to Pete in his hometown in rural Wisconsin. Noone discovers the return address on Petes correspondence is actually a mail drop. Soon after, while eating in a local diner, he overhears another patron and recognizes her voice as that of Donna. Hes stunned to learn shes blind and uses a guide dog. Noone follows her home and Donna senses he has followed her. She invites him into her home and talks openly about Pete, who she says is currently in the hospital undergoing tests. She assures him he can visit the boy the following day, then suddenly becomes angry and tells him she will not allow him to meet her son. Increasingly suspicious, Noone contacts all the hospitals in Madison, the site of the nearest facilities, but none have the boy registered as a patient. Noones paranoia about the boys existence grows and, hoping to find proof of his existence, he breaks into Donnas home. A police officer arrests him for breaking and entering and then, mistakenly believing him to be one of the boys abusers, attacks him with a stun baton before taking him to the station. Noone convinces the police he meant no harm and is released, only to find Donna waiting for him with the news that Pete is dead; also, that he was in a Milwaukee hospital, and was never in Madison. Distressed that Noone doesnt believe her, Donna collapses in the middle of a road and tries to hold him with her in the path of an oncoming truck. She then moves everything out of her home and disappears before the police can question her. Noone is now convinced that the boy is a figment of the deranged womans imagination. In response to a phone call from Donna, Noone goes to a motel where she was staying, and finds Petes stuffed rabbit and a videotape under a blanket. He plays the video of a child, who seems to be Pete, but who could have been anyone. The phone rings and the caller claims to be the boy, waiting for his mother at the airport. The caller ends the conversation after Noone asks what happened in Donnas past and how she became blind. Petes voice changes to sound more womanly, just as the conversation is cut off. Noone returns to Manhattan and uses his experience to create The Night Listener, a new radio story. In the final scene, Donna is searching for a new home in a coastal town, telling the realtor she needs it for herself and her son, who has just lost his leg but will be released the next day. She has drastically changed her appearance and no longer has a guide dog or dark glasses, revealing her blindness was also an act.