:29:00
that's a delusion you've acquired
out of illness...
:29:03
Will you answer me truthfully
and trust me?
:29:06
I trust you but I can't
think, I don't know who I am.
:29:10
I don't know, I don't know.
:29:12
Who telephoned you yesterday?
:29:15
-Telephoned me?
-Yes, in the office.
:29:19
Yes, I remember.
:29:22
What did she say?
:29:24
She said she was
my office assistant...
:29:28
She was worried about me,
hadn't heard...
:29:29
So she was Dr. Edwardes
assistant and hadn't heard from him.
:29:32
What else did she say?
:29:33
That she didn't recognise my voice,
that I wasn't Dr. Edwardes.
:29:37
-So you hung up in anger?
-I was confused...
:29:40
-my head ached.
-Was that your first doubt?
:29:43
-First doubt?
-The first time you became confused?
:29:47
Did anything else
happen before that?
:29:51
Yes, when I was in the hotel,
packing to come here...
:29:56
I found a cigarette case in my coat.
:29:59
It frightened me,
I didn't know why. Here.
:30:06
The initials J.B., see them?
When I saw them in the hotel room...
:30:13
they made my head ache.
:30:18
They're probably your initials.
:30:21
J.B. J.B.
:30:30
You must sleep, when you wake up
you'll be able to tell me more.
:30:35
-lf you trust me.
-I trust you.
:30:38
It's late, you better get some sleep.
I'll be all right.
:30:47
I'm sure there will be no police
enquiry for a few days...
:30:50
We'll talk and straighten
things up before anything happens.
:30:58
I'll come in the morning and
report you too ill for service.