1:38:02
Now, look, why don't you just
give me that before I get hurt.
1:38:07
I told you.
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I explained it to you, how important
it was for you not to leave me again.
1:38:12
All right.
1:38:14
Well, go ahead and shoot.
1:38:16
Mathematically, the chances
of your hitting me are slight.
1:38:21
And as far as killing me, well,
I don't think you're that good a shot.
1:38:45
I killed him!
1:38:51
Ten years ago, I could've prevented this.
1:38:53
Five, even two years ago,
it could've been prevented.
1:38:56
It was there for any psychiatrist to see.
1:38:59
If a child breaks a leg,
he's taken to a doctor.
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If he shows signs of mental illness,
he's hidden away in a closet.
1:39:04
- Shut away, until it's too late.
- Dr. Willard, a Mr. Graham...
1:39:07
is waiting in your office to see you.
1:39:09
All right. Thanks, Miss Pullie.
1:39:14
- Dr. Willard.
- Yes, sir.
1:39:16
My name is Dean Graham.
1:39:17
- You telegraphed me about my wife.
- Yes, how do you do?
1:39:20
Won't you sit down, please?
1:39:24
Doctor, I've never given way to emotion.
1:39:26
But you can imagine my state of mind.
1:39:28
Yes, of course I can.
1:39:30
May I see her?
1:39:31
Yes.
1:39:33
She won't recognize you though.
1:39:35
I must know her condition, Doctor.
Tell me everything you know.
1:39:38
Mr. Graham, it's a clear case of psychosis.
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- Completely unbalanced.
- You mean she's insane.
1:39:45
Yes, if you insist on using that term.
1:39:47
- Is it hopeless?
- No, it isn't.
1:39:50
As a matter of fact,
I intend to try and restore her.
1:39:52
It will take many months.
1:39:54
But there's every reason to believe
that someday she'll be herself.
1:39:58
Thank God.
1:39:59
Mr. Graham, I want you to follow me
very closely now.