:37:02
Danny. Danny.
:37:04
Now we can, all three of us,
go to Back of the Moon.
:37:06
Can't we, Dick? Can't we?
:37:08
You bet we can. You bet we can.
:37:16
It's way up north, miles from nowhere.
:37:19
I know all about that place.
I've heard about it plenty from Danny.
:37:22
- He can't wait to get up there again.
- I know, that's my problem.
:37:26
Dr. Mason, my husband is planning
to leave for Back of the Moon...
:37:29
...as soon possible,
and he wants to take Danny with us.
:37:33
So do I, of course.
:37:35
- What's the problem?
- Well, it's so remote up there.
:37:37
Wild and rugged
and miles from the nearest town.
:37:40
The facilities are primitive.
There isn't a telephone...
:37:43
...in case we need a doctor for Danny.
:37:45
I'm sure he won't need
a doctor up there.
:37:47
- Or medicine?
- Or medicine or anything.
:37:49
- What about school?
- That can wait.
:37:53
I must say Danny's progress
has been rather remarkable.
:37:56
I don't know how you did it.
You must've willed that boy to walk.
:37:59
But don't you see, doctor...
:38:01
...my husband will be busy
a good deal of the time writing...
:38:04
...and with nobody else...
- Isn't somebody there?
:38:06
- Somebody by the name of Thorne?
- Yes, but he's leaving, and so it'll be...
:38:12
I assure you, I don't want
to shirk any responsibility.
:38:15
I'm thinking only of Danny, and l...
:38:18
No, that isn't true.
:38:21
I'm thinking a little about myself too.
:38:25
I know you'll understand, Dr. Mason.
:38:27
I gave up my honeymoon
to come here...
:38:29
...so my husband could be
with his brother.
:38:31
But he's been working,
and the burden's been on me.
:38:34
I've spent hours here every day.
:38:37
I was glad to do it.
It was no sacrifice at all.
:38:40
I love Danny as much as he does...
:38:42
...and I'm just as happy as he is
that Danny's doing so well.
:38:45
But after all, he's a cripple.
:38:51
I'm sorry.
:38:53
I didn't mean to say that.
:38:55
I'm sure you didn't.
:38:56
I didn't mean it.
:38:58
Of course not.