A/N: This chapter contains a small reference to one of my other stories, "Harry Potter and Interagency Cooperation". You may want to read it for clarity, but the majority of the story has nothing to do with it.

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"He said it himself. He's crazy."
"Actually, the fact that he thinks he's crazy is pretty good indicator that he's not."
"Kate," Tony said, as if explaining to a small child. "Do you really think that we are on a TV show and that Harry got transferred into this TV show magically?"
"Well, no, but that doesn't mean he's crazy."
"No, not at all. He's just delusional! Kate, he looked Gibbs in the eye and returned the death stare. How many sane people can do that?"
"That's actually a good point, Tony."
"Thank you. Then you agree that he's crazy."
"No. I think he's confused. Maybe a little...prone to fantasy."
"Kate, those are really nice and polite words for insane."
"Tony, how would he know about Yarrow?"
Tony opened his mouth to reply, then shut it. "Okay, point for you. But I still have a preponderance of evidence."
"I still have a reasonable doubt."
"What are you two, lawyers?" Gibbs interrupted, arriving with his coffee.
"We were discussing Harry, boss."
"Ah. What did you come up with?"
"Well, we were still debating whether or not he's insane."
"Hmm."
"Tony," Kate suddenly had a thought. "Didn't you ever see Pleasantville?"
"Kate," Tony pleaded. "That's a movie. Fiction. This is reality! Unless you believe Harry, in which case this is indeed fiction and we don't exist."
"Hear me out. I'm not saying I believe him. I'm just saying, he had to get his idea from somewhere."
"Right. Sooo, he believes a movie plot is true. That's not insane at all!"
"You two will drive me insane," Gibbs growled.
"What do you think, Gibbs?" Kate asked.
Gibbs thought for a moment. "He's an odd one, that's for sure. He's not lying; I know that. So, either he's crazy or his story is true. I can't believe his story, but he doesn't strike me as insane. His behavior certainly doesn't indicate it."
"Well, not all crazy people act crazy. Could be just this one delusion."
"If we just had some proof. The scene, a witness, a photo..." Kate trailed off.
Gibbs suddenly remembered something. Checking that the other two were too absorbed in their argument to notice him, he reached into his shirt pocket and removed a small black and white photo. Smiling slightly as three grinning teens waved back at him, he tucked the picture safely back in its place.
"I believe him," he declared softly. Tony and Kate didn't hear him at first and continued squabbling.
"Tony, you just have to expand your mind a little."
"A little?! That's a big stretch for anyone's mind, Kate. Wait a sec," Tony turned toward Gibbs. "Did you say you believe him, boss?"
"Did I stutter, DiNozzo?" Gibbs barked.
"But," Tony struggled for words. "Why? What changed your mind?"
"My mind hasn't changed; it was never made up. Now it is."
"But, but," Tony stammered. "But boss! It's so...irrational!"
"You're one to talk about irrational, Tony," Kate chimed in.
"You're the one who arrested him, for Pete's sake!" Tony was almost yelling now, desperate to understand why Gibbs was buying the story.
"DiNozzo," Gibbs started, unsure of how to explain. "Sometimes, the impossible can happen."