:43:06
Margaret?
:43:18
So what do you think, doc?
:43:20
Heart attack.
:43:22
Bound to happen, rather sooner than later.
:43:24
She had a history of high blood pressure.
:43:28
- Even with the pills I put her on...
- I took her off those.
:43:30
What right did you have to do that?
:43:32
She came to me. As a patient.
:43:34
You didn't notice she was hypertensive?
:43:37
Her diastolic reading was normal.
:43:39
Her systolic elevation was below 160.
:43:41
- If you'd stayed current...
- This is a very serious matter, young man.
:43:48
- You may well have killed this woman.
- I don't think so. She was in fine shape.
:43:52
- I want an autopsy.
- Never.
:43:54
Look, she was my patient.
:43:56
And mine for 40 years.
:43:58
Margaret wouldn't want to be butchered.
And nobody here would want that for her.
:44:02
Give it to me, Irv.
:44:04
I'm satisfied if you're satisfied, doc.
:44:06
You come from a big city
where people don't care about each other.
:44:10
I don't expect you'd understand.
:44:14
A little advice.
:44:15
If you're ever going to fit in in Canaima,
:44:17
learn to be sensitive to
the feelings of the people here.
:44:20
I'm sorry I'm more interested
in medicine than public relations!
:44:24
You know, cardiac victims
don't usually bite their tongues off.
:44:27
It's as though she went
into titanic convulsions.
:44:30
Until I know why, this case isn't closed.
:44:34
You're damn right it's not. I believe
you may be guilty of medical malpractice.
:44:37
And I intend to pursue the matter
to its conclusion.
:44:50
Ross, I understand she was your patient.
Your only patient.
:44:54
Why don't you come by the gym
tomorrow at 3.00?
:44:57
It's a mile up the road from you.
:44:58
I'll throw some business your way.