Song of the Thin Man
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:58:02
He sits in his room and plays the same
melody over and over without variation.

:58:06
I must ask you to be very careful with him.
:58:08
He seems to be suffering from
a deep-rooted guilt fixation.

:58:12
Visitors have a somewhat disturbing
effect on him.

:58:14
Sometimes, an alarming effect.
:58:21
Buddy, there are some friends to see you.
They want to talk to you.

:58:24
Hi, kingpin.
:58:28
I see you got the old jute-flute.
:58:32
I heard you breezing it just now.
:58:35
Still headman, kid.
:58:40
Come on, candy-boy.
:58:43
Don't you recognize me?
This is the old Clinker.

:58:47
Remember how we used to belt it out
at those jam sessions?

:58:53
Well, I just came up here
to see how you feel.

:59:00
Well, I thought maybe there was
something you might want. Radio?

:59:06
Noise box.
:59:10
Nothing happens.
The poor guy is nowhere.

:59:15
Buddy, the boys at the boat
have been asking about you.

:59:18
The boat?
:59:20
They think you got a pretty rough deal
from Tommy Drake.

:59:23
Nurse.
:59:24
It's all right, Buddy.
Visiting hours are over.

:59:31
- Isn't there any way to make him talk?
- Lf there is, I don't know it.

:59:35
Why do you think
he kept staring at me that way?

:59:37
Probably identified you with a Ms. Page.
:59:39
She came to see him.
She was very kind to him.

:59:41
- Do you think that perhaps if I were alone...
- Much too risky.

:59:45
This has upset him.
He may become violent.

:59:47
I'm sorry, I will not permit it.
:59:50
Well, we'll have to try something else.
Thank you, Doctor. I'll be back.

:59:54
You apparently have time to waste.
I'm sorry, I haven't.

:59:58
I'm sorry, but I'll be back.

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