:48:08
WeII...
:48:09
At Ieast your parents must
be gIad you paid them
:48:10
a visit?
:48:24
Do you Iive far from here?
:48:39
Good morning, professor.
:48:46
Norman.
:48:47
Yeah?
:48:48
That girI is a reaI weirdo.
:48:50
I can't get a word out of
her.
:48:55
Maybe she doesn't Iike me.
:49:04
Is it interesting?
:49:06
What?
:49:07
Did you find anything
interesting?
:49:11
I don't know.
:49:15
Peterson was reading up
about a certain
:49:18
Dr. Freudstein
:49:20
Turn of the century surgeon
:49:22
who had a pension for
iIIegaI experiments.
:49:25
What did they have to do
with his
:49:27
historicaI reasearch?
:49:28
Nothing.
:49:29
Nothing at aII.
:49:32
The best guess
I can come up with,
:49:37
was that Peterson aIready
was going off the deep end.
:49:46
Honey.
:49:47
Yeah.
:49:52
That's why I have to take
:49:54
a trip to New York.
:49:56
Today?
:49:58
Yeah