:51:03
I must have been
talking for an hour.
:51:06
Anything else?
Anything you haven't told me?
:51:10
That's all there is.
That's the whole story.
:51:15
He's been following me.
That's all there is to it.
:51:18
- It isn't that simple though, is it?
- What do you mean?
:51:23
He could hardly have been
in the park this afternoon,
:51:25
or one of us men
would have seen him.
:51:28
And that night in the hallway,
you said yourself the landlady
came up a minute later...
:51:32
and she didn't see him,
did she?
:51:35
What are you
driving at?
:51:37
It's been less than a week
since you were in a car
that crashed into the river.
:51:42
How you got out of that
no one seems to know.
:51:45
But that experience must have been
a serious emotional shock.
:51:49
You think I imagined all of it,
don't you? You think I'm insane?
:51:53
I didn't say that.
I don't mean that.
:51:55
I'm a competent person.
If anything, I'm a realist.
:51:59
I'm not given
to imagining anything.
:52:02
Hogwash.
:52:04
All of us
imagine things.
:52:08
Have you ever heard two men
talking behind your back...
:52:11
and imagined they were
talking about you?
:52:14
Have you never imagined
you saw someone you knew,
:52:17
and walked up to them and found
they were a perfect stranger ?
:52:20
- I don't see what this
has to do with it.
- The point is this.
:52:24
Our imaginations
play tricks on us.
:52:27
They often misinterpret
what we see and hear. Do you agree?
:52:31
I suppose so.
:52:34
If that can happen in ordinary times,
go a step further.
:52:38
Look what can happen in a high fever,
or following a serious emotional shock.
:52:44
It doesn't seem possible
that I could have imagined all of it.
:52:48
Does this man, this figure,
resemble anyone you've ever known?
:52:53
- An acquaintance or your father?
- No.
:52:56
- Do you have a boyfriend
here or back home?
- I have no desire for one.