:42:00
who luckily married my roommate,
Kim. And by the way...
:42:04
- My name's John Balentine.
- I'm very pleased to meet you.
:42:08
My army record's all right.
I was invalided out.
:42:12
I ran into Dr. Edwardes when I was
in the Cumberland Mountains...
:42:14
trying to recover from some nerve
shock I got when the plane crashed.
:42:19
He was on vacation,
but I asked him to help me...
:42:21
and he invited me to go skiing.
We went through New York...
:42:25
and I seem to remember going
to lunch, I'm still a little vague...
:42:30
We arrived here, and the accident
happened at that spot.
:42:35
Where you saved me.
:42:36
Let's not have any confusion
about who saved whom...
:42:40
He went over there, it's still
a little foggy, but...
:42:44
I do know he was about 50 feet
ahead of me, I saw him plunge...
:42:48
that was the thing that set you off,
the start of your guilt complex...
:42:51
that made you think you'd killed him.
So you had to run away from that too.
:42:55
You took on the role of Edwardes, to
prove to yourself he wasn't dead...
:42:59
and so therefore
you hadn't killed him.
:43:01
Professor, I never realised in my
amnesic state, how lovely you are.
:43:06
Now that you got your head back,
you musn't lose it again.
:43:09
It's too late,
I'm beyond cure.
:43:13
- How's it feel to be a great analyst?
- Not so bad.
:43:17
- And a great detective?
- Wonderful.
:43:20
And madly adored?
:43:23
Very wonderful.
:43:25
You'll look wonderful...
:43:27
in white, with a little orange
blossom in your hair.
:43:32
That sounds vaguely as if it has
something to do with marriage.
:43:35
A brilliant analysis, Doctor.
:43:42
Hello.
:43:44
You know Lt. Cooley
and Sg. Gillespie from Rochester?
:43:47
- Yes, we know them quite well.
- How did you find us?
:43:49
- No thanks to your friend Dr. Brulov.
- We made enquiries at the station...
:43:54
- You left a trail a mile wide.
- You arrived in the nick of time.
:43:57
I believe that's
the usual expression.