1:08:00
He's more responsive to drug therapy...
1:08:02
Yeah, right!
1:08:04
You pump him up so full of shit,
he doesn't know who he is!
1:08:07
Who do you think you are?
1:08:09
I'm his doctor
and your superior officer!
1:08:11
I am familiar with your
anti-authoritarian tendencies!
1:08:15
And I don't care to see them here!
1:08:19
Why do you think it's difficult for you
to control your violent impulses?
1:08:23
It's not.
1:08:24
Then why do they keep recurring?
1:08:28
Look...
1:08:30
l'm sorry.
1:08:31
I'm frustrated.
1:08:33
I just want to help my friend.
1:08:34
I don't think you can anymore.
1:08:36
I can. I know it.
1:08:37
Sorry, I don't see any point to this.
1:08:40
It's time you return to Fort Dix.
1:08:42
It's time for your bandages to come off.
1:08:45
Excuse me.
1:08:47
Ronsky, see Sergeant Columbato out,
would you?
1:08:58
You wanted me to remember something
about his past that might help.
1:09:02
Well, there is one thing.
1:09:04
It sounds a little crazy, but...
1:09:06
He lived just over the field fence
of our baseball park.
1:09:09
When anyone hit a homer,
his mother hid the balls.
1:09:12
She wouldn't give them up.
It's weird.
1:09:15
It's almost like
he felt guilty about it.
1:09:17
He was always apologizing to somebody,
swearing he'd get their balls back.
1:09:21
It was an obsession.
He spent hours looking for them.
1:09:24
We figured maybe she buried them.
1:09:26
He never found them.
I was wondering...
1:09:29
if she sends them here,
that might do something.
1:09:32
How long ago was this?
1:09:34
All through high school, sir.
1:09:36
There must be a lot of baseballs
in that collection.
1:09:39
I'll extend your visit till
I find out about these baseballs.
1:09:43
- I hope this works.
- Me too.