:19:01
- I don't have them.
- You have one now.
:19:04
No, I have not.
:19:08
How did you make out
at bridge yesterday?
:19:10
- Let me think...
- Quickly!
:19:13
- I don't remember.
- I know, you lost.
:19:16
- Yes, I lost.
- How much?
:19:19
How can I remember?
I play bridge every day.
:19:21
- Losing a lot lately?
- Yes.
:19:23
- Playing badly?
- Well, I...
:19:25
- Forgetting what cards are out?
- Why do you ask stupid questions?
:19:27
Wait.
:19:30
Did Dr. Parsons say
you could go out yesterday?
:19:32
- I'm accustomed to looking after myself.
- But you did disobey his orders.
:19:36
- What if I did?
- Why pay a doctor, then disregard him?
:19:39
Someone else called him.
:19:40
- So you're taking orders from someone?
- I've never taken orders from anyone.
:19:44
I'll never take orders from anyone.
:19:46
I'll tell you something else.
I'm well, absolutely well.
:19:49
I'm young and strong.
Nothing can touch me.
:19:51
Neither you nor Dr. Parsons can
make an invalid out of me. I'm going.
:19:55
Wait!
:19:58
I'm sorry to have wasted your time.
:20:00
Run away because you're frightened.
:20:02
- That's not true.
- Yes, it is true.
:20:15
That's why you held certain things back
from Dr. Parsons.
:20:19
You were afraid to admit them.
:20:24
You didn't tell him you've been having
these headaches for months.
:20:27
But you have.
:20:29
Lately, they've been getting worse,
until now you're never free of them.
:20:32
And your eyes,
they've been cutting up too.
:20:36
Just like somebody shutting
a pair of folding doors...
:20:38
...till your vision is almost cut in half.
:20:41
You pretended it was your imagination,
but it isn't.
:20:45
Then that queer, dull feeling
in your right arm.
:20:48
You can't laugh that off.
:20:50
I'll tell you how you got those burns
on your fingers.
:20:53
A cigarette.
:20:55
You didn't feel the burns because
your nerves are paralyzed.
:20:58
Your memory is all shot to pieces.
You can't concentrate.