:35:00
Now I'm getting worried.
:35:03
You know, Jim, actually I'm feeling a lot better.
:35:05
Good.
:35:06
At least I'm able to deal with people now
:35:14
You know... maybe you should get outta here.
:35:18
Go back to the States when you're feeling better.
:35:20
I've been thinking about that, too.
:35:23
But I don't want to yet.
:35:27
Notjust yet.
:35:29
Yes, but more important than that...
:35:31
I think we ought to try to see for our selves
:35:33
what's going on in her head.
:35:35
What kind of a threat she could be to us.
:35:37
I don't wanna leave that to Carl
or to anybody else.
:35:40
What have we here?
:35:41
Yeah...
:35:44
that's the newspaperman Jim Marshall.
:35:47
And I've got a hunch that one of these days
:35:48
we're gonna have to cram
his trpewriter up his ass!
:35:51
Oh?
:35:57
The blonde.
:36:16
Good afternoon, Miss Morris.
:36:19
We haven't officially met...
:36:20
but my name is Steiner.
:36:22
This is Doctor Land.
:36:22
How do you do, Miss Morries?
:36:24
We were informed of your improvement.
:36:27
Uh... oh, you... you are...
so beautiful! Beautiful!
:36:30
What do you want?
:36:31
Well, we were just passing by
wondered if we could do anything for you.
:36:35
Is there something... you might need?
:36:37
There's nothing I need! Okay?
:36:39
Your album is doing very well on the charts.
:36:41
It's gonna make lots of money.
:36:42
We know, Miss Morris, what has happened.
:36:44
The... the terrible...
:36:46
strain that you have been under.
:36:47
We hoped, that possibly.
:36:49
We can assist some how.
:36:51
You know, maybe get your career
moving again.
:36:54
- Get out!
- Look, nothing's go...
:36:56
Get out!
:36:57
It's Docdor Land's intention
to try to help you, Ann.