:30:01
or perhaps one should say
the "coup de grace."
:30:18
What is it, Guy?
:30:20
What is it?
:30:22
The cure for all suffering.
:30:25
The answer to all problems.
:30:27
The key, my darling,
to heaven...
:30:30
or to hell...
:30:31
or to nothingness.
:30:34
Poison.
:30:42
Thank you, Judson.
:30:46
Tea is ready in
the dining room, milady.
:30:48
Thank you.
:30:53
HoW do you explain it, Miles?
:30:54
Well, I don't just yet.
:30:56
HoWever, I venture to guess...
:30:57
that the episode
at the cemetery...
:30:59
changed the general fear
into a specific obsession.
:31:03
Then...
:31:04
you don't think it's catalepsy?
:31:06
He's never had these
attacks before, has he?
:31:08
I mean, fainting spells,
dizzy spells?
:31:10
No. No.
:31:12
But his father--
:31:13
To the best of our knoWledge...
:31:14
catalepsy is not
an inherited affliction.
:31:18
And there's a neW
line of thought...
:31:19
among some of us--
:31:20
myself, Cargrave,
and a feW others--
:31:23
that may shed some
light on Guy's case.
:31:26
You see...
:31:28
most people tend
to think of the body...
:31:29
and the mind as being
totally different--
:31:31
tWo separate entities--
:31:34
Whereas, in point of fact...
:31:36
they're actually linked.
:31:38
No sugar.
:31:39
Do you folloW me?
:31:42
Yes, I think so.
:31:45
You see, physically...
:31:47
Guy may be perfectly sound noW.
:31:50
HoWever, this constant fear...
:31:52
that gnaWs at him
night and day...
:31:54
may actually bring about
a condition of catalepsy...
:31:57
Where no such
condition exists noW.