:36:25
Do you know how long you're
in that place for?
:36:28
No.
:36:30
You'll be back home
as soon as you're better.
:36:33
Yes.
:36:35
I know you'll recover, Paul.
:36:38
I remember when you were
little
:36:41
and that strange man they called
:36:43
Old Baldwin looked
into your pram and said:
:36:47
"Angels watch over this boy."
:36:51
Sit up and look at this.
:37:02
Here's one of you in your pram
and another on that farm.
:37:08
And all your school photographs.
:37:10
Do you remember when you
came
:37:12
home with your report card?
:37:13
Yes.
:37:14
That was fun.
:37:16
Yes.
:37:19
Oskar.
:37:21
That's right.
:37:24
His father painted landscapes
with the Klepp hospital in them
:37:30
and no one would buy them
because the hospital was in
:37:33
them.
:37:35
People seem to have
something against hospitals
:37:39
He must be in a bad way, that
one.
:37:42
Well, he's certainly depressed.
:37:49
Brynjolf the psychiatrist carries
us on his shoulders.
:37:52
Our problems are his problems.
:37:55
I think he spends more time with
us than with people who are
:37:57
are considered to be normal.
:37:59
I suspect he thinks more of us
than of