:47:00
Dad.
:47:04
Jean.
:47:05
Dad, he didn't even know
who I was.
:47:08
Oh, nonsense, Jean.
:47:09
And the way he looked.
:47:11
He was like Prof. Kingsley
and yet...
:47:14
Dad, what is back of all this?
:47:16
Haven't you guessed?
:47:18
The operation I performed
was a brain transplantation.
:47:24
Then his brain...
:47:25
Is partly the brain
of Red Cannon.
:47:29
Dad.
:47:31
Your best friend.
:47:33
Oh, you couldn't.
:47:34
I saved his life, didn't I?
:47:35
Well, what's the good
if you've turned him
into a criminal?
:47:38
My only thought
was to keep him alive,
I swear it.
:47:41
But when I saw signs
of the gradual awakening
of the Cannon brain,
:47:45
I knew I'd made
a great discovery
for science.
:47:47
Cannon's a gangster,
a murderer.
:47:49
All right.
:47:50
But in the meantime,
:47:52
I've proved
what I always knew
to be true.
:47:54
Transplanted
human brain cells
will live and function.
:47:57
What a triumph! Think of it.
:48:00
I'm not a scientist, Father.
:48:02
I can only see you
destroying your best friend.
:48:05
It's too late
to think of that.
:48:06
But you must.
:48:07
Think
what you're doing to him
and Margaret.
:48:09
Oh, he'll be all right.
:48:10
As soon as
I get him back to Newcastle,
he'll forget all about this.
:48:13
But I can't do that until...
:48:16
Until what?
:48:18
Until the experiment
is completed.
:48:21
You've got to
take him home tomorrow.
:48:24
Why?
:48:26
Because it's
the only human thing to do.
:48:29
Margaret is suspicious.
:48:30
She threatens
to call in a New York doctor.
:48:32
Then the truth
is bound to come out.
:48:34
Don't forget, Dad,
you had no legal right
to operate.
:48:37
It means prison,
:48:39
and every chance
you might have had
:48:40
for a career in this country
is lost.
:48:46
Very well.
:48:50
Tell Margaret
we'll go back to Newcastle
in the morning.
:48:56
I'll tell her.