Peeping Tom
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1:23:02
- Could you, uh, suggest something?
- Oh, it's jolly interesting.

1:23:06
No. I mean to help her...
psychologically.

1:23:08
Oh, uh, give her a proper rest.
Half an hour is useless.

1:23:12
Yes.
Thanks very much.

1:23:17
Psst!
What's your job?

1:23:19
- I'm... a focus puller.
- [Music] [Man Whistling]

1:23:22
Oh. So am l,
in a way.

1:23:25
- I wonder...
- Hmm?

1:23:34
I wonder if you knew
my father, Professor Lewis?

1:23:37
- A...
- A. N. Lewis.

1:23:39
Oh, of course
I knew him.

1:23:42
He lectured to me.
An extraordinary man.

1:23:44
Brilliant!
Quite brilliant!

1:23:47
Do you know what he was interested in...
before he died?

1:23:51
No. Tell me.
Tell me.

1:23:56
l-I don't remember
what he called it,

1:24:00
but it has something
to do with what...

1:24:04
what causes people
to be Peeping Toms.

1:24:08
Scoptophilia, that would interest him.
Most fertile mind.

1:24:12
- Scopto...
- Philia. The morbid urge to gaze.

1:24:18
Coined since his day. Now tell me,
are there any of his manuscripts left?

1:24:21
- I thought it could be cured.
- Usually. Yeah.

1:24:23
- Now about his manuscripts.
- Quickly.

1:24:25
The cure. Oh, very quick. A couple
of years' analysis three times a week,

1:24:29
an hour a time
and soon it's uprooted.

1:24:34
Now, are there any
of his papers left?

1:24:36
I should be most grateful
if I could see them.

1:24:39
l-I'll give you
my address.

1:24:50
Yes, Doctor.
1:24:52
- I wonder what all that's about?
- I don't know.

1:24:56
We'll find out afterwards.

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