:47:01
What was l supposed to do?
She wouldn´t take no for an answer.
:47:03
Come on, look, you know
what a hard time she´s been having.
:47:06
- So she´s a little difficult.
- Difficult?
:47:08
A two-year-old
is difficult.
:47:10
- She´s like-- ah!
- Come on, she´s all alone.
:47:12
l´m all she´s got--
we´re all she´s got.
:47:14
Come on.
:47:16
Excuse me.
:47:17
l´m Dr. Chamberlain,
the psychiatrist in residence.
:47:20
- Are you Mrs. Fields´s son?
- Yes.
:47:21
- May we speak in private?
- Actually, this is my fiancee.
:47:24
We can talk.
Um, is she okay?
:47:26
Well, l just completed your mother´s
interview and l´m concerned.
:47:29
lt´s possible that she´s on the verge
of a psychotic break.
:47:32
l should probably see her
at least twice a week, minimum.
:47:36
Also, l prescribed her
some anti-anxiety medication.
:47:39
lf she starts to feel
overwhelmed, they´ll relax her.
:47:42
Does she live alone?
:47:43
Uh, yeah.
:47:45
Well, l feel
it would be best
:47:47
if she were cared for
by relatives--
:47:48
people that are closest
to her during this time.
:47:51
Just until we´re confident
that she´s out of danger.
:47:53
All right.
Well, thank you, Doctor.
:47:57
Oh, God.
:47:59
l´ve got that
medical conference.
:48:01
What am l gonna do?
:48:02
You know what?
Don´t-- don´t worry about it.
:48:05
Um, l´ll take care of her.
:48:10
Thank you.
:48:12
- Come on.
- What?
:48:14
- No, come with me.
- No no, the doctor said no stress.
:48:16
- Charlie, come on. Enough already.
- l´ll stay here. Kevin!
:48:22
Come on.
:48:27
l am so sorry.
:48:30
No, Mom, don´t be.
lt´s okay, really.
:48:32
Charlie?
:48:35
l´m sorry too, Viola.
:48:37
No, l was too pushy.
:48:41
No.
:48:42
You weren´t.
Look, Viola...
:48:45
l would love it if you would
help me with the wedding.
:48:49
lt´s all right,
sweetheart, l--
:48:51
l don´t really think
l´m up to it.
:48:54
My nerves are shot.
:48:59
Mom--