:27:03
Renfield, good of you to come.
:27:05
Good to see you, old chap.
How are you feeling?
:27:07
Normal. Perfectly normal.
:27:09
- Excellent.
- Yes.
:27:11
Dr. Seward, may I ask
why I've been brought to the sanitarium?
:27:16
We would like to perform a few tests,
that's all, if you don't mind.
:27:19
No, not at all.
As you can see, I'm quite all right now.
:27:23
Quite so. Hungry?
:27:25
- Famished.
- Help yourself.
:27:27
- Such a bounty.
- Yes.
:27:31
I was just telling...
:27:34
What was that?
:27:36
- You grabbed something from the table.
- I did not.
:27:39
You did. I saw you.
You put it in your mouth.
:27:41
I think it was an insect.
:27:43
That was a raspberry.
:27:45
Raspberry? We're not serving raspberries.
:27:49
Then it must have been a raisin.
It fell off a muffin.
:27:52
- There seems to be one missing.
- It's missing?
:27:54
- Really? Of course.
- Only a raisin.
:27:57
How extraordinary.
:28:00
Silly me, it must have been
my imagination...
:28:03
There, you did it again.
:28:05
You just put a bug in your mouth.
I think it was a spider.
:28:09
- I did not.
- Yes, you did.
:28:14
I tell you, I saw you snatch a spider
right out of the air and eat it.
:28:19
A spider? How absurd.
:28:27
What?
:28:29
- Dropped my fork.
- Dropped it? You flung it.
:28:31
What's the matter with you?
:28:33
Mr. Renfield, I'll ask you
what are you doing down there?
:28:37
Fork found.
:28:39
- This is most unseemly. I don't think...
- Sorry for the delay.
:28:45
My God, man.
:28:47
You're eating insects
right from the ground.
:28:50
What makes you say that?
:28:51
Because I can see one
trying to get out of your mouth.
:28:55
- Out of my mouth?
- Yes, your very own mouth.
:28:58
- It's wriggling about.
- Don't be ridiculous.