:08:01
OK. Goodbye.
:08:07
That was, um... a guy called Brian.
:08:10
- Did he sound upset?
- A little bit, yeah.
:08:13
- Is that good or bad?
- It's an improvement.
:08:16
- Shall I get the phone?
:08:18
Just leave it. He knows I'm probably
at home. I'm working nights this week.
:08:22
- You're working nights?
- I'm a doctor.
:08:25
Ah.
:08:26
- And he's a patient?
- No, but he needs treatment.
:08:31
- For what?
- A certain weakness.
:08:34
- The human condition.
- Oh. You know about it.
:08:37
- Well, I write about it.
- And that's not the same thing?
:08:42
No. I'm like all novelists -
on a search of the self.
:08:46
Has he tried
down the back of the fridge?
:08:48
He seemed like a nice guy, Alex.
:08:51
I'm not saying
he didn't seem like a nice guy.
:08:54
I just said it's a bit strange,
this search of the self or whatever.
:08:57
He didn't seem strange, Alex.
:09:00
He seemed... you know,...
:09:05
- ..interesting.
- Interesting?
:09:14
- Interesting.
:09:22
Hello? No, she's not in.
:09:25
I don't know. I've no idea.
:09:28
- Who was it?
- I don't know. He sounded Swedish.
:09:30
- Do you know any Swedish men?
- No.
:09:34
Maybe it was just the emotion.
:09:36
- What do you think?
- About what?
:09:38
- About this Hugo person.
- I don't have the time.
:09:41
- I'm just asking what you think.
- I don't care, so long as he's not a freak.
:09:45
David. It's your mother's
handwriting. I didn't open it.
:09:49
I don't like reading about
your father's constipation.
:09:52
- So we'll meet him, then?
- What?
:09:55
Yeah, yeah, whatever. I tell you, every
letter this guy writes you is the same.