The Singing Detective
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:50:01
Has your wife been
to visit you yet?

:50:05
God, the way you walk
up and down behind me.

:50:08
l mean, are you pretending
to be an oddball,

:50:11
or are you actually nuts?
:50:14
Ah, there you are.
:50:19
You're looking better.
:50:20
Uh-huh. Am l?
:50:22
Yeah. Your posture, too.
:50:24
-Great.
-Less pain?

:50:25
Yeah, maybe.
:50:28
Well, you know, you-you ought
to let those neck muscles

:50:30
...relax a little.
:50:32
Oh, l'm sorry.
Forgive me. l, uh...

:50:35
God.
:50:36
Well, that's why l...
:50:37
Well, look, l just...
:50:39
lf you could just
turn your head.

:50:41
Uh, you'd-you'd get
fewer headaches that way.

:50:44
Who says l get headaches?
:50:46
Oh, you do,
don't you?

:50:48
Severe ones, hmm?
:50:50
And no doubt, as a result,
:50:52
your perceptions are probably
somewhat distorted, hmm?

:50:55
Yeah. l can see around corners
:50:58
and right up
your hairy little self.

:51:00
Not to mention that
ugly temper, yeah.

:51:03
Minute by minute,
we make the world, Doc.

:51:06
Our own world.
:51:08
Hmm.
:51:11
Well, what do you think?
:51:13
You think it's time maybe
you went back to work again?

:51:17
Tell me how, Dr. Donothing.
:51:22
Well, l never write
anything down myself.

:51:24
l dictate.
Never tried it.

:51:27
With whom?
Question mark.

:51:29
Well, there are people.
:51:32
Agencies.
:51:33
Has somebody been getting
to you?

:51:35
What do you mean?
:51:37
Has a certain whore
:51:40
of my former acquaintance been
pushing her hard little nose

:51:44
into my affairs?
:51:48
Mr. Dark,
:51:51
do you plan
to get better?

:51:54
Hmm?
:51:57
Chronic illness
is a shelter. Yeah.


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