:25:01
I'm good. I'm really good.
:25:03
- Excellent.
- Look what I made.
:25:08
That looks really good, Danny.
:25:10
Now go wash out your brush.
:25:15
Come on, Uncle.
Bring a steak for us.
:25:18
Sit in the shade, honey.
:25:19
So, Danny, you still drawing ?
:25:22
No ? Didn't you want to grow up
to be an artist ?
:25:25
Not anymore.
:25:27
No ?
What did you want to be, then ?
:25:28
A doctor.
:25:30
A doctor, eh ? Clever kid.
:25:32
That'll keep you in the bucks.
:25:34
Why a doctor ?
:25:35
Because I want to help people
when they're hurt.
:25:37
Would you listen to
this little kid ?
:25:39
You got a good heart, Danny.
:25:41
And that's all you need in life.
:25:43
Come on. Be a good boy
and eat your lunch.
:25:57
Now I make the incision here.
:26:00
Hand me the number 17, please.
:26:02
Actually, Professor,
I think the number 12
:26:04
would be more appropriate.
:26:05
Yes. Correct. The number 12.
:26:09
Thank you, Mr. Monroe.
:26:16
Hello there.
I'm Dr. Daniel Monroe.
:26:18
I've seen you around
the hospital these last few days
:26:21
and I couldn't help but notice
the most beautiful woman here.
:26:26
I was wondering if maybe
you'd like to join me
:26:29
for dinner sometime.
:26:31
That might be nice.
:26:34
You lasted longer
than I thought you would.
:26:37
Come on, Danny boy.
:26:49
It's a strange profession
you have, isn't it, Alan ?
:26:52
You take people's lives,
make lies out of them.
:26:56
Fletcher.
It's been a long time.
:26:58
Eight years.