:27:01
Yes, yes, of course.
:27:02
But you have to face it
sooner or later.
:27:06
Suppose we just don't
talk about it anymore.
:27:22
- What?
- Another headache, Miss Judith?
:27:25
No, not another headache.
:27:27
Yes, a big headache!
:27:29
And I'll have
a bottle of champagne for it.
:27:44
I said no, and I mean no.
:27:47
Excuse me, please.
:27:52
She's very nervous. I can't do anything
with her. She wants to see you.
:27:56
Did she take the medication?
:27:58
All right, let's get her to sleep.
:28:02
- It's still not too late to go home.
- May I come in?
:28:05
- This is your doctor speaking.
- Yes.
:28:09
- Hello.
- Well, how is everything?
:28:13
- Everything's awful.
- Is it?
:28:14
- Look what you make me wear.
- They are pretty dowdy, aren't they?
:28:18
I suppose you brought some nice things
of your own to wear?
:28:21
Yes, I did. Some lovely nighties.
:28:24
In fact, I bought two new ones
especially for... .
:28:26
- For this.
- Miss Dodd, I don't see any reason...
:28:29
...why Miss Traherne shouldn't wear
her own things if she wants to.
:28:33
Martha, bring that over here.
:28:37
- See?
- Oh, it's lovely.
:28:39
- You better turn your back.
- No, I think like this.
:28:44
See, that's much better.
:28:47
There. Very pretty.
:28:49
Oh, thanks.
:28:50
- Here's a present for you.
- What's that?
:28:53
Something to make you sleep.
:28:54
Come on.
:28:58
There.