:43:02
you had a mother, you were loved,
had friends.
:43:05
Yes, and probably a wife.
:43:10
Can you remember her?
:43:13
I didn't say I had one.
I said I probably had.
:43:19
No, darling. Thank heaven
I can't remember a wife.
:43:24
-I'd like to ask a medical question.
-Constance...
:43:27
would you mind not prodding me,
it mixes me up...
:43:32
I can't remember anything.
Except that I love you.
:43:36
How would you diagnose a pain,
in the right upper quadrant...
:43:38
a pain that is persistant?
:43:41
Gall bladder, a heart case,
or pneumonia...
:43:44
depending
on the patient's history.
:43:46
It's obvious you're a doctor.
:43:48
Yes, the eminent Dr. X.
:43:53
If we can unlock one tiny memory,
it'll give us the key to the others.
:44:00
The only thing that comes to mind
that I keep thinking...
:44:03
-is the logic of the situation.
-What logic?
:44:05
That I was with Edwardes.
:44:11
Police believe the impostor who
escaped from Green Manors...
:44:15
to be the patient that visited
the real Dr. Edwardes...
:44:17
in the Cumberland mountains
the day that he disappeared.
:44:22
No trace has been found, since
he left the Cumberland resort...
:44:25
"in the company of his
supposed patient""."
:44:28
Do you remember that? Why do you
believe you were with him?
:44:32
Because wherever we went,
I came back with his identity...
:44:35
I wouldn't have come back as Edwardes
if I hadn't known he was dead.
:44:39
How would I know that, if I hadn't
been with him when he died?
:44:42
-Were you?
-I don't remember...
:44:46
but logically
I know that I must've been.
:44:51
And logically, I also know why
the body hasn't been found...
:44:55
because it was hidden
by me.
:44:59
Don't you see that you're
imagining all this?