:17:08
What do you think, sergeant?
:17:11
Sir?
:17:12
Your friend.
:17:14
How does he look to you?
:17:16
It's hard to say.
I'm not sure I understand your question.
:17:19
It's a simple question.
:17:21
How does your friend look?
:17:23
Are you his doctor?
:17:26
Why are you asking me?
:17:29
Obviously, because I want to hear
what you have to say.
:17:34
He doesn't look good.
Does he just sit there like that?
:17:37
For the most part.
:17:39
Was he wounded?
:17:41
Yes, but his wounds
were relatively minor.
:17:42
This is not a physiological condition.
:17:45
Then how'd he get like this?
:17:47
All we know is that he was
missing in action for a month.
:17:50
For a while, we didn't even
know who he was.
:17:53
Does he know who he is?
:17:54
I don't know.
:17:55
He hasn't talked since he was found.
:17:58
So you really don't know anything.
:18:01
I think I know a few things, sergeant.
:18:04
It was my idea to bring you here.
:18:07
Why am I here?
:18:09
The patient's mother
thought you might be...
:18:11
well, of some help.
:18:13
Frankly, I'm willing to try anything.
:18:16
- And I'm it?
- For now.
:18:20
When I found out about
your condition....
:18:23
It seems like it might be
an interesting therapy.
:18:27
For him or for me?
:18:29
I hope for both of you.
:18:31
Come with me.
There's something I want you to see.
:18:41
No, tuna salad, not chicken salad.
:18:43
Lots of mayonnaise and none of those
little celery chunks.
:18:46
Two of them.
:18:47
Do you want anything?
:18:49
Coffee?
:18:50
Two coffees, cream and sugar.
:18:54
Okay, yeah, that's it.