:07:02
Catatonic posturing,
waxy flexibility of the extremities.
:07:07
Your diagnosis was correct, Craig.
Let me see the chart.
:07:13
"Name unknown.
Previous medical history, unknown.
:07:16
"Age, education, profession, if any,
unknown." All unknown.
:07:21
"Patient's clothing bears label from
stores in Washington, D.C.
:07:26
"Woman who saw her on the street said
she was asking for a man called David."
:07:30
That's something to go on, at least.
Not much, but something.
:07:33
Anyway.
:07:34
David.
:07:39
Well, hello, there.
:07:42
I'm Dr. Willard. We're going to help you.
:07:46
Feeling better?
:07:48
Better? Much better.
:07:52
You come from Washington, don't you?
Washington, D. C.
:07:55
Where do you live in Washington?
:07:58
Well, what's this?
:08:01
You're married, aren't you?
:08:03
What's your husband's name?
:08:05
Is your husband's name David?
:08:09
What's your name?
:08:12
You can talk, you know. You just did.
:08:15
You said "David."
Now you don't say anything.
:08:18
Why is that?
:08:20
Well, tell me this, at least.
How do you feel?
:08:25
I said, "How do you feel?"
:08:32
I...
:08:37
feel...
:08:38
That's fine, go on.
:08:44
I...
:08:45
You can't find the words, can you?
:08:48
You want to, but you can't.
:08:50
Something preventing you, is that it?
:08:52
Just nod your head if I'm right.
:08:57
I see.
:08:58
We'll have to do something about that.