:40:02
No, I didn't think you had.
:40:15
Yes, come in.
:40:24
Good evening.
:40:27
I saw your lights,
so I thought I'd stop by.
:40:29
What can I do for you, lieutenant?
:40:31
Work seems to be piling up on you here.
I was wondering if I can help you with it.
:40:36
- You might make those blood counts.
- Sure.
:40:48
These are mixed.
:40:56
You know, it's...
:40:59
...strange how wrong you can be
about things and people.
:41:03
I suppose that's because everything's
so confused in the world these days.
:41:07
You need a jolt to bring you
to your senses.
:41:09
When you stop to contemplate
some of...
:41:12
...the things you've said and done,
it makes you feel like an idiot.
:41:17
But I guess it all comes out
in the wash.
:41:20
It certainly feels good
to be back in a lab.
:41:23
Cigarette, doctor?
:41:27
Thanks, doctor.
:41:34
- I was just thinking of another odd thing.
- What's odd?
:41:38
Of all the tests used for flying aptitude,
no one thought of trying the Rorschach.
:41:43
What do you know about it?
:41:46
Well, just enough to suspect
it might be valuable.
:41:49
- Don't you agree?
- I agree that we ought to try it.
:41:52
- We?
- You and I.
:41:54
You do all the hard work, and I'll take
all the glory, if any. That suit you?
:41:58
Sure. Any way you want it.