:48:01
Where--?
:48:02
Where am I?
:48:06
What happened?
:48:08
It's all right, Betty. You were just
doing some very stupid things.
:48:12
It's all over now. Don't move
or try to do anything.
:48:18
All right if I breathe?
:48:21
-Seriously, Paul. What came over me?
-I was hoping you could tell me.
:48:29
It was...
:48:31
...so strange.
:48:34
All I know is I had an overwhelming
desire to take the meteor.
:48:41
Anything else?
:48:43
Just vague things.
:48:47
Strange.
:48:50
A skull was smiling at me.
:48:54
And something alien.
:48:57
Like another brain...
:48:59
...in my own head.
:49:03
That doesn't make any sense.
Brains, head--
:49:07
First of all, skulls don't smile,
they're dead.
:49:10
And it's more of a grin, really.
:49:12
Believe me, I know. As a scientist,
I've looked plenty of skulls...
:49:16
...in the socket in my time.
Not a pretty sight.
:49:20
-Oh, Paul, what can it mean?
-I don't know.
:49:23
But as a precaution,
I'm putting that meteor...
:49:26
...in a drawer where
even you can't find it.
:49:29
-Oh, Paul--
-I'm sorry, Betty.
:49:32
But until you can explain to me what
you mean by "brains" and "head"...
:49:37
...even you can't be trusted.
:49:39
Not until you're
yourself again, kitten.
:49:42
The only one I want in that pretty
little head of yours is me.
:49:47
-Oh, Paul.
-Now, never mind "Oh, Paul."
:49:50
It's gonna be all right. You'll see.
:49:53
Oh, Paul.