:17:01
That this will be the first
polio rehabilitation
:17:04
and treatment center
in the world.
:17:06
Now my personal trust
almost covers the cost
:17:08
of the inn and the surrounding land.
:17:10
That's the dining room. A modest tuition
will be charged to patients.
:17:13
That should hold us over
while I seek out investors.
:17:16
That's the library in there
and in here we have the parlor.
:17:19
But you're taking a huge
financial risk here.
:17:23
And... and there are
other costs to consider.
:17:25
Mama will see that
the children are provided for.
:17:27
- I'm not speaking of money.
- Yeah, I have found something here
:17:31
which makes waking up in the morning
remotely bearable.
:17:34
I can't believe the two
of you stand here...
:17:36
Franklin, I need for you to be practical
and realistic.
:17:38
Practical? Eleanor,
will you understand
:17:40
I am trapped inside a body which
no longer moves of my own volition?
:17:44
I am trying
to be practical.
:17:50
Now either you're with me
or against me, in or out.
:17:53
I don't care for ultimatums
disguised as debate.
:17:58
Where are you going?
Eleanor, come back here.
:18:01
I will see
you gentlemen tonight.
:18:04
You can't talk
to her like that.
:18:06
Oh really? Are you an expert on this
now? How should I speak to my wife?
:18:09
With the respect
that she deserves.
:18:11
I don't deny that the work
you're doing here could be...
:18:14
Oh, "could be," oh!
:18:15
But the issue is whether you wanna
run a rehabilitation center
:18:18
or whether you want
to run for office again.
:18:20
When I can walk, I'll run.
:18:34
Mm-hmm, good.
And that's it.