1:05:00
Do we ask to commit him?
1:05:01
Do we let him go?
1:05:03
What?
1:05:08
I won't know until i have
the meeting with the kid.
1:05:11
He's a suicidal patient.
1:05:13
He's not suicidal.
1:05:15
It was a call for help.
1:05:17
Do you suggest we let him go?
1:05:21
-No.
-Alright.
1:05:23
Then Monday we'll get
the judge here for a hearing.
1:05:27
And we'll transfer him
to another therapist,
1:05:30
because that's your last day, Jack.
1:05:33
You think you're up to it?
1:05:35
If he's on medication, i could.
1:05:39
He'll be on medication.
1:05:43
Alright. I'll give him...
1:05:46
100 mg of Prozac.
1:05:51
And Bill can decrease it
1:05:54
once he's less anxious about
being attacked...
1:05:56
-by his patients.
-Tell him to stop.
1:05:59
And if he refuses?
1:06:00
We restrain him and inject it?
1:06:02
I'll get him
to take the medication.
1:06:05
What's the big concern here?
1:06:07
He hasn't been assaultive.
i must go.
1:06:10
No. One more piece of business.
1:06:13
Okay, we're ready.
1:06:16
For he's a jolly good fellow,
1:06:19
for he's a jolly good fellow,
1:06:21
for he's a jolly good fellow.
1:06:25
Which nobody can deny!
1:06:33
"Today is the first day
of the rest of your life".
1:06:38
Come in.
1:06:42
I am Doña Ines,
1:06:44
Don Juan DeMarco's mother.
1:06:46
May i come in, Don Octavio?
1:06:51
Please.