Spellbound
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1:01:04
-That's what it's called, is it?
-Did the police disturb you?

1:01:07
No, one ignores such trifles
on a honeymoon.

1:01:13
I take it this is your
first honeymoon.

1:01:15
Yes, I mean,
it would be if it were.

1:01:29
For what it's worth, I can't remember
ever having kissed any other woman.

1:01:35
I have nothing to remember
of that nature either.

1:01:38
You're very sweet.
1:01:42
-Of course, I'm no child.
-Far from it.

1:01:44
I'm well aware that we're all
bundles of inhibitions.

1:01:46
Dynamite.
1:01:52
-Please don't do that.
-Why?

1:01:55
It isn't ethical,
I'm here as your doctor.

1:01:57
Well, you can stop worrying doctor,
I'm going to sleep on the couch.

1:02:00
No, that's also unethical.
1:02:02
This honeymoon is complicated enough,
without you dragging ethics into it...

1:02:06
I suppose the floor is out.
1:02:08
The patient always sleeps in the bed,
the doctor occupies the couch...

1:02:11
-fully dressed.
-I see you know the rules.

1:02:23
-You remember something.
-No.

1:02:29
-This room reminds you of something.
-No.

1:02:33
You're resisting a memory,
what is in your mind?

1:02:35
-I don't know.
-Yes you do, you're resisting it.

1:02:37
Don't start that again. Don't stand
there with that wise look...

1:02:40
-I'm sick of your double talk.
-You're looking at the bed.

1:02:42
What frightens you?
White, lines...

1:02:47
When I made fork marks
on a tablecloth it agitated you...

1:02:51
and that night you kissed me, you
pushed me away because of my robe...

1:02:53
it was white, with dark lines.
Try to think...

1:02:55
Why does white frighten you?
Why do lines frighten you?

1:02:58
-Think of white.
-lt frightens me, I can't look.


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