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STEWARDESS: The captain has turned on[br]the No Smoking sign.
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Please extinguish all smoking materials.
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Make sure your seats are[br]in the upright position...
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...and your seatbelts fastened[br]in preparation for our arrival in LA.
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(Dramatic instrumental music)
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Okay. Bye-bye, now.
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Thank you.
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Take care. Watch your step, there.
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Goodbye.
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(Woman snarling)
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(Screaming)
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THORNDYKE: No!
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WOMAN: Harry! I'm so glad to see you!
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(Woman laughing joyously)
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(Clearing throat)
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(Suspenseful instrumental music)
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MAN: Sir?
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MAN: Just a moment, please.[br]THORNDYKE: Yes?
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MAN: Just come with me, please.
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-What is this about?[br]-I'll explain in due time. Just follow me.
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-You've obviously made a mistake.[br]-We can clear this up if you'll follow me.
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THORNDYKE:[br]I hope there's an explanation for all this.
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I'm in the dark.[br]There's no reason why you should...
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MAN: This way, sir, please.
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In the toilet?
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THORNDYKE: I demand an explanation.[br]MAN: How about this?
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-Oh, my God![br]-Do you find me attractive?
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-You're not a cop![br]-They wouldn't take me!
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Excuse me. I have to run now.
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Why? Don't run away[br]from your feelings! Wait!
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Where are you going?[br]Don't be so gauche. We're all doing it!
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What a dramatic airport!
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BROPHY: Dr. Thorndyke?[br]Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke? Hold it!
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Who are you?
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I'm Brophy. I work at the Institute.[br]I came to pick you up.
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-I'm going to be your driver and sidekick.[br]-How do you do?
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Why the picture-taking?
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I love to take pictures.[br]I'm very photogenic.
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I even develop them myself.[br]I have my own darkroom.
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Please hold the camera, Doc.[br]I'll get the trunk.
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THORNDYKE: Fabulous.
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I got it. I got it...
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I ain't got it!
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I'll get it.
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I got it...
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I ain't got it.
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(Loud thud)
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I got it...
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I ain't got it.
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(Loud thud)
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-Where's the car?[br]-Over there.
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-Would you mind opening the trunk?[br]-I'll open the trunk.
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THORNDYKE: I'll save us a little time.
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You got it. You got it...
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There we go.
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BROPHY: Doc, I sure am glad you're[br]taking over as the new head of the asylum.
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We haven't had a real chief[br]since Dr. Ashley died.
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I just hope I do as good a job[br]as Ashley did.
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-He was a brilliant psychiatric innovator.[br]-Yeah, innovator.
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When it was announced that you would[br]take over, Dr. Montague blew his top.
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Between me, you and the steering wheel...
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...I guess Montague figured he had the job[br]tucked away in his back pocket.
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If you get my drift.
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Is that so?
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And then, from out of the blue...
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...they go and get you, a professor[br]from Harvard University. No offense.
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None taken.
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Boy, I tell you, it was a real shock[br]to everybody when Ashley died.
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The guy was in tiptop shape!
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One can never predict a heart attack.
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Heart attack? Don't make me laugh.
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Brophy, what are you saying?
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If you ask me,[br]I think Dr. Ashley was the victim of...
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...foul play.
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(Dramatic instrumental music)
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Foul play? Brophy, your imagination[br]is getting the best of you.
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Let's not forget that you are working[br]in a psychiatric institution...
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...which is conducive to fantasy.
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Maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm wrong.
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I know I'm right.
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(lntercom buzzes)
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Brophy here with the new head shrink.
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(Groans)
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(Suspenseful instrumental music)
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BROPHY: Well, Doc, here's your new home.
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WENTWORTH: Dr. Thorndyke, I am simply[br]delighted to meet you in person.
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I've read everything you've ever written[br]on psychiatry.
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Your lectures, your monographs,[br]your books.
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I'm absolutely thrilled[br]that you're taking over the Institute.
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Thank you...
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-Wentworth, Dr. Philip Wentworth.[br]-A pleasure.
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I've been with the Institute for two years.
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I just know that things are going to change[br]for the better now that you're here.
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You see, ever since Dr. Ashley died...
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...strange things have been happening here.
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MONTAGUE: Wentworth!
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The eminent Dr. Thorndyke.
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It's a great day here at the Institute[br]for the Very, Very Nervous.
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May I say that we have been looking[br]forward with anticipation to your arrival.
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Allow me to introduce myself.[br]I am Dr. Charles Montague.
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I was in charge till now.
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(Bones crunching)
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(Diesel clears throat loudly)
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Allow me to introduce Nurse Diesel,[br]my right-hand man. Woman.
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DIESEL: Dr. Thorndyke. How do you do?[br]Charlotte Diesel.
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I left a complete medical file of everyone[br]in the Institute in your room.
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I'm sure you'll want to rest[br]before you meet the rest of the staff.
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Dinner is served at 8:00[br]in the private dining room.
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Those who are tardy do not get fruit cup.[br]Excuse me.
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Dr. Thorndyke, may I say...
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DIESEL: Charles.[br]MONTAGUE: Bye.
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Do you see what I mean?[br]I'm trying to tell you...
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DIESEL: Wentworth![br]WENTWORTH: Goodbye.
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BROPHY: I got it. I got it...
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(Loud thud)
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I ain't got it.
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(Knock on door)
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THORNDYKE: Come in.
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Thorndyke. My Richard!
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Professor Little-old-man!
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Lilloman. Lilloman. Nobody gets it right.
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Little-old-man, Little-old-man...
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Richard!
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(Chuckling)
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My best pupil.[br]My best student which I ever had.
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A patient comes to you.[br]He is suffering from Belden's Hysteria.
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He has a seizure right in your office.[br]What do you give him?
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Two cc's of aqueous Thorazine[br]coupled with one cc of Somadiazine.
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Good. And the most important thing?
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Never take a personal check.
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That's my boy. That's my good pupil.
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Professor, it's so good to see you.[br]Please, sit down. Let's talk.
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To sit? Ja.
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Richard, I am so proud of you.[br]So proud, my boy.
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Head of your class at Johns Hopkins.
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Associate professor at Dartmouth.[br]Full professor at Harvard.
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Winner of the Nobel Prize. And now...
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...the head of the most prestigious[br]psychiatric institute on the West Coast.
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(Crying)
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I'm sorry, excuse me.[br]When you get old, you get very emotional.
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Oops. I blew too fast.
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-Here, Professor, some tissues.[br]-Danke schön to you.
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-Professor?[br]-Ja?
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-I had no idea you were working here.[br]-Working?
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Working is a big word. I'm a consultant.
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(Snickering)
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It's a fancy title for a part-time job.[br]I come in two hours a day.
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I don't bother them. They don't bother me.
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Your predecessor, Dr. Ashley, hired me.
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It is a shame he died so all of a sudden.
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He was going to make[br]some very big changes around here...
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...and then...
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(Exhales)
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(Eerie instrumental music)
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Did you see your view outside?[br]Oh, it is spectacular.
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I've been meaning to, but I've been[br]so busy unpacking I haven't had a chance.
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Unpack another time.
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Come, Richard, I insist.[br]You come and see right now!
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If you insist.
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LILLOMAN: Come, Richard, this will be[br]a treat for you. Come, Ja.
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Is this not the perfect time[br]of the day? Look!
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-Very nice.[br]-Come over here. Here you can see better.
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-Come.[br]-lt's beautiful.
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Come here to the edge[br]and you can look down. Look down!
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(Dramatic instrumental music)
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(Screaming)
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(Shrieking)
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LILLOMAN: Richard!
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My boy, are you all right?
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Come back inside, my goodness!
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Come over here, sitzen Sie. Goodness me.
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Thank you, Professor. I'm sorry.[br]I don't know what came over me.
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I know what came over you.[br]High Anxiety, you've still got it.
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It's probably the excitement and tension[br]of taking over this new post. I'm...
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...sure it will pass.
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Bullshit!
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These things do not let go.[br]High Anxiety can be a dangerous enemy.
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If left unchecked,[br]it could cost you your life.
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(Dramatic instrumental music blasts)
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Tomorrow...
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First thing tomorrow, we have[br]our first session of psychoanalysis.
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My boy, I have not had you on the couch[br]for a long time.
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My boy, I promise, we will beat this thing.
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Goodbye.
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But, Professor, it is really nece...
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It is "nece." I know what is "nece."[br]Don't tell me what is "nece."
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I tell you what is "nece."
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(Door closes)
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(Crickets chirping)
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Yes, as I was saying,[br]it came to my attention that...
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...just before Dr. Ashley's untimely death...
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...he was planning to make some[br]very big changes here at the Institute.
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Do any of you know specifically[br]what those changes might be?
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Well, for one thing he wanted to change...
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The drapes.
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The drapes?
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The drapes.
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He wanted to change the drapes[br]in the psychotic game room.
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That was the extent of the big change?[br]The drapes?
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Yes, Dr. Ashley felt that color...
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...has a lot to do with the well-being[br]of the emotionally disturbed.
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To some extent that is true, I imagine.
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MONTAGUE: Only 30 seconds late.[br]You're so strict.
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(Slurping)
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Gentlemen...
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...and Nurse Diesel...
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...may I propose a toast?[br]To our new leader:
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Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke.
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Long may he reign.
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I thank you.
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(Mysterious instrumental music)
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(Sighing appreciatively)
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Yes, that's an excellent brandy.
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You can tell by just sniffing the aroma.
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It's much better[br]than the brandy we used to have.
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Dr. Montague, I'm curious.
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What exactly is the rate of patient recovery[br]here at the Institute?
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Rate of patient recovery?[br]I'll have that for you in a moment.
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Once in a blue moon.
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Once in a blue moon.
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Dr. Thorndyke.
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Unfortunately...
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...the rate of recovery in the classroom...
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...is much higher than it is in real life.
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We're dealing with sick people here,[br]you understand.
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Dangerously sick people!
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(Montague grunting)
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Dr. Thorndyke?
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Will you be at the Annual Psychiatric[br]Convention in San Francisco next week?
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Yes, I...
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I think someone should attend, don't you?[br]I'd be delighted to have the honor.
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I'm sure you'll have a nice time.
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Thank you.
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Up and down.
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Side, side.
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In and out.
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Side, side.
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Up and down.
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Side, side.
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In and out.
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Side, side.
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(Gargling)
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Oh, my God!
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"Welcome! The violent ward."
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BROPHY: Doc! Is everything all right?
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Somebody just threw[br]an enormous rock through my window.
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BROPHY: Jeez!
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A guy like that should be put away.[br]Look at the size of this thing!
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Here, let me get rid of it for you. I got it!
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I got it!
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Brophy, get it tomorrow.
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Yeah.
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(Rock thuds)
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(Distant screaming)
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-What was that?[br]-I don't know.
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Come on!
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(Fast-paced suspenseful[br]instrumental music)
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(Distant screaming)
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BROPHY:[br]It's coming from Nurse Diesel's room.
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Is everything all right in there?[br]Nurse Diesel! Are you all right?
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Yes?
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We heard some weird noises emanating[br]from your room. We were worried.
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Weird noises? It was the TV.
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Sorry it disturbed you. I've turned it down.
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Is there anything else? It is rather late.
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No, we were concerned. Good night.
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-Good night.[br]-Good night.
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-TV? Well, you could have fooled me.[br]-Yeah, the TV.
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It was probably the TV.
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-Good night.[br]-That was no TV.
00:21:32.05,00:21:35.17
(Military-style instrumental music)
00:21:43.37,00:21:45.36
-Who was it?[br]-lt was Thorndyke.
00:21:45.49,00:21:49.53
-You're making too much noise.[br]-I can't help it, you're hurting me.
00:21:49.65,00:21:52.12
-You're going too hard tonight.[br]-Get off it.
00:21:52.45,00:21:55.17
I know you better than you know yourself.
00:21:55.29,00:21:58.12
You live for bondage and discipline.
00:21:58.41,00:22:00.32
(Groaning)
00:22:00.41,00:22:02.76
Too much bondage. Not enough discipline!
00:22:02.93,00:22:06.05
DIESEL: You want discipline?[br]I'll give you discipline.
00:22:06.21,00:22:08.24
(Montague groaning)
00:22:08.49,00:22:09.60
Yes!
00:22:09.77,00:22:11.28
Yes. I'm sorry!
00:22:11.53,00:22:13.44
Yes! It feels so good!
00:22:16.77,00:22:18.44
(Birds chirping)
00:22:34.21,00:22:35.69
(lntercom buzzes)
00:22:36.17,00:22:37.20
Yes?
00:22:37.33,00:22:41.24
NASAL FEMALE VOICE: Dr. Thorndyke,[br]Dr. Montague is here to see you.
00:22:42.41,00:22:45.40
Please take your hand away[br]from your nose and say that again.
00:22:45.49,00:22:49.61
NORMAL VOICE: Dr. Montague is here.[br]THORNDYKE: Thank you. Send him in.
00:22:55.45,00:22:58.36
THORNDYKE: Thank you for coming.[br]MONTAGUE: I'm sorry I'm late.
00:22:58.45,00:23:01.25
It took longer than anticipated[br]for my rounds this morning.
00:23:01.33,00:23:03.52
THORNDYKE: Please have a seat.[br]MONTAGUE: Thanks.
00:23:04.13,00:23:05.85
(Montague winces)
00:23:06.41,00:23:10.48
THORNDYKE: I'm a little disturbed.[br]MONTAGUE: Yes, Dr. Thorndyke?
00:23:10.57,00:23:13.56
I've studied some of these case histories[br]and once in a while...
00:23:13.69,00:23:17.76
...I come across a patient who behaves[br]in a rational and normal manner.
00:23:18.17,00:23:20.64
Zachary Cartwright IIl, for instance.
00:23:20.85,00:23:24.81
It seems his family is paying[br]$12,000 a month to the Institute.
00:23:25.29,00:23:28.56
According to this file[br]he should have been released months ago.
00:23:28.65,00:23:29.84
Well...
00:23:30.13,00:23:33.52
These case histories are really so sketchy.
00:23:33.61,00:23:36.96
They hardly draw a true picture[br]of the patient's psychosis.
00:23:37.13,00:23:38.80
Cartwright is a perfect example.
00:23:38.93,00:23:41.97
One moment he can be[br]perfectly rational and lucid...
00:23:42.13,00:23:45.17
...the next he's a living loony tune.
00:23:46.77,00:23:50.52
Do you mind if we examine him together?[br]He is just outside my door.
00:23:50.97,00:23:55.17
Mind? Why should I mind?[br]After all, you're in charge here.
00:23:55.53,00:23:57.84
You can examine anyone you want.
00:23:59.61,00:24:02.20
THORNDYKE:[br]Please send Mr. Cartwright in. Thank you.
00:24:05.77,00:24:09.52
THORNDYKE: Mr. Cartwright, have a seat.[br]You know Dr. Montague, don't you?
00:24:10.05,00:24:12.77
-Hello, Dr. Montague.[br]-Hello, Zack.
00:24:19.93,00:24:23.00
Tell me, do you know[br]why you're here at the Institute?
00:24:23.25,00:24:27.88
Yes, I was brought in two years ago.[br]I was suffering from nervous exhaustion.
00:24:28.25,00:24:32.56
I used to get sharp pains in my neck[br]and dreamt about werewolves.
00:24:34.81,00:24:36.76
-Werewolves?[br]-Werewolves.
00:24:38.81,00:24:43.36
And in the two years you've been here,[br]do you feel you've made any progress?
00:24:44.01,00:24:46.28
I never get those pains anymore...
00:24:46.53,00:24:50.24
...and it's been 6 months[br]since I had a dream about a werewolf.
00:24:50.33,00:24:53.53
6 months since you had[br]your last dream about a werewolf.
00:24:55.17,00:24:59.21
THORNDYKE: Tell me frankly. If you were[br]returned to the community today...
00:24:59.45,00:25:03.68
...could you function in a happy,[br]healthy, normal and productive manner?
00:25:03.89,00:25:05.92
I think so. I feel pretty good.
00:25:06.21,00:25:07.48
(Screams)
00:25:07.57,00:25:10.29
-What's the matter?[br]-That pain just came back.
00:25:10.37,00:25:13.76
MONTAGUE: See how unpredictable he is?[br]THORNDYKE: Help him to the couch.
00:25:13.85,00:25:18.00
Sit right here. Put your head back.[br]Breathe deeply. Try to relax.
00:25:18.37,00:25:20.04
MONTAGUE: Easy.[br]CARTWRIGHT: I'll try.
00:25:20.13,00:25:23.09
This pain that you haven't experienced[br]in such a long time...
00:25:23.17,00:25:25.56
...has suddenly reappeared for no reason?
00:25:25.65,00:25:29.80
-I don't know what it is.[br]-This is such a strange experience.
00:25:30.01,00:25:32.36
-The pain is going away.[br]-Good. Breathe deeply.
00:25:32.49,00:25:33.48
I feel perfectly fine.
00:25:33.57,00:25:34.84
(Screams)
00:25:34.93,00:25:36.12
What is it?
00:25:36.77,00:25:40.12
-Cartwright, is it that same pain?[br]-Yes!
00:25:40.77,00:25:42.65
-Let me examine you.[br]-No!
00:25:43.53,00:25:45.44
THORNDYKE: I just want to help you!
00:25:47.01,00:25:49.60
-I don't understand.[br]-I don't understand it, either.
00:25:49.69,00:25:51.52
Relax, take it easy.
00:25:52.01,00:25:53.41
(Cartwright screaming)
00:25:56.33,00:25:58.97
THORNDYKE: Take it easy![br]CARTWRIGHT: Go away!
00:25:59.09,00:26:02.92
-Montague, what are we going to do?[br]-I don't know! Take it easy, Zack.
00:26:03.13,00:26:04.77
(Screaming)
00:26:12.05,00:26:13.00
ORDERLY: Cartwright!
00:26:13.09,00:26:14.81
THORNDYKE: His feet.[br]ORDERLY: Got him.
00:26:14.93,00:26:16.65
(Cartwright gasping)
00:26:17.77,00:26:20.97
THORNDYKE: Take him back to his room.[br]Give him a sedative.
00:26:22.89,00:26:24.16
Make it a big one.
00:26:24.89,00:26:25.88
(Sighs)
00:26:26.37,00:26:29.20
Sad. I've never seen anything[br]quite like that.
00:26:31.13,00:26:33.32
-And he was doing so well.[br]-I know.
00:26:33.45,00:26:37.00
-lt is sad, tears your heart apart.[br]-Yes.
00:26:37.53,00:26:39.84
-There's that flashing again.[br]-Flashing?
00:26:39.97,00:26:44.36
It started this morning and here it is again.[br]It seems to be coming from somewhere...
00:26:44.49,00:26:47.72
-...up there.[br]-Yes, the North Wing.
00:26:48.21,00:26:50.20
Room 35, I'd say.
00:26:52.37,00:26:54.64
It stopped. Who's in that room?
00:26:54.93,00:26:58.05
MONTAGUE: A patient named Brisbane.[br]THORNDYKE: Brisbane.
00:26:58.97,00:27:03.01
-Arthur Brisbane? The industrialist?[br]-Yes, I think that's the one.
00:27:03.89,00:27:06.64
-How long has he been here?[br]-About 18 months.
00:27:06.73,00:27:10.00
18 months?[br]I didn't come across his name in the files.
00:27:10.53,00:27:12.36
It must be an oversight.
00:27:13.77,00:27:15.09
I'd like to meet him.
00:27:15.17,00:27:17.97
But he's hopeless.[br]You don't want to meet him.
00:27:18.25,00:27:20.68
I'd like to meet him right after lunch.
00:27:22.53,00:27:24.60
All right. As you wish.
00:27:25.89,00:27:28.36
-I'll arrange it for you.[br]-Thank you.
00:27:30.49,00:27:33.13
Nurse Diesel? Dr. Montague here.
00:27:33.41,00:27:37.32
Dr. Thorndyke would like to meet[br]Arthur Brisbane right after lunch.
00:27:38.33,00:27:39.44
Good.
00:27:39.85,00:27:42.84
Ou-yay ow-knay at-whay o-tay o-day.
00:27:43.85,00:27:45.17
Et it-gay?
00:27:47.25,00:27:49.60
MONTAGUE:[br]Everything will be taken care of.
00:27:50.21,00:27:51.96
There it goes again.
00:27:56.97,00:27:58.48
(Screaming)
00:27:58.93,00:28:01.52
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:28:02.85,00:28:04.49
(Gasping)
00:28:04.73,00:28:05.96
Falling.
00:28:06.29,00:28:08.24
Mamma! Falling!
00:28:08.33,00:28:12.48
LILLOMAN: Fight it, Thorndyke. Fight it.[br]You must fight it, do you hear me?
00:28:12.57,00:28:14.13
Fight your fears.
00:28:14.25,00:28:18.72
The only way to overcome High Anxiety[br]is to fight it.
00:28:19.45,00:28:20.77
-Fight![br]-Fight!
00:28:21.13,00:28:23.69
THORNDYKE: Fight it.[br]LILLOMAN: Ja, fight it!
00:28:23.97,00:28:25.12
-Fight.[br]-Good.
00:28:25.25,00:28:27.48
LILLOMAN: Good. Fight it.
00:28:27.77,00:28:31.81
Good, fight it.[br]Ja, good, that's the way to fight it!
00:28:31.97,00:28:33.88
Fight it, ja. Good.
00:28:37.89,00:28:38.88
(Lilloman groans)
00:28:38.97,00:28:43.92
LILLOMAN: That's all right.[br]Get out that hostility. Good.
00:28:44.17,00:28:45.44
Fight.
00:28:46.69,00:28:48.04
(Lilloman groans)
00:28:49.45,00:28:52.88
You want to fight? All right.[br]Fight if you want. Fight.
00:28:52.97,00:28:57.17
I'll give you a fight you don't forget.[br]Come on, show me your stuff.
00:28:57.25,00:28:59.76
Show me your good stuff.[br]All right, I'll give you...
00:29:03.09,00:29:04.08
(Laughs)
00:29:04.17,00:29:07.40
Come on, get up, you little punk![br]Stand up and fight! Come on...
00:29:10.85,00:29:14.24
MONTAGUE: Professor! What are[br]you doing? This is unseemly behavior.
00:29:14.41,00:29:16.44
What are you doing? Stop!
00:29:26.25,00:29:30.48
MONTAGUE: Come on, boys. We came[br]to see a fight, not a dance. Let's go.
00:29:36.21,00:29:38.60
MONTAGUE:[br]Professor, what happened here?
00:29:40.25,00:29:43.64
I put him under hypnosis.[br]He will be out very soon.
00:29:43.77,00:29:47.60
You see, we have been running[br]a series of analytic sessions...
00:29:47.81,00:29:50.85
...to try to help him overcome[br]the very serious illness...
00:29:50.93,00:29:53.65
...known as High Anxiety.
00:29:54.57,00:29:56.21
-High Anxiety?[br]-Ja.
00:29:56.49,00:29:58.44
(Montague stifles laughter)
00:29:58.89,00:30:01.16
Do you mean to say[br]that Dr. Richard Thorndyke...
00:30:01.25,00:30:04.05
...one of the world's[br]greatest psychiatric authorities...
00:30:04.13,00:30:06.08
...is suffering from High Anxiety?
00:30:06.17,00:30:09.88
Ja, but you would not breathe[br]a word of this to anyone, would you?
00:30:10.13,00:30:13.92
Professor, may I remind you[br]that I am also a professional?
00:30:14.05,00:30:17.48
I am shocked that you would think[br]I'd say a word about this.
00:30:23.81,00:30:28.01
Hey, everybody,[br]guess who has High Anxiety?
00:30:31.05,00:30:32.88
(Concerned sighing)
00:30:33.97,00:30:36.16
LILLOMAN: Richard?[br]THORNDYKE: Falling, Mamma.
00:30:36.25,00:30:37.68
Falling. Mamma. Falling.
00:30:37.77,00:30:39.96
Richard, I'm going to bring you out.
00:30:40.09,00:30:42.56
I'm going to bring you out. I bring you out!
00:30:42.65,00:30:46.64
-Richard, my boy, Richard![br]-Professor!
00:30:46.73,00:30:49.88
You'll never believe what I just[br]went through. It was horrible!
00:30:49.97,00:30:54.96
I would believe. But there will be[br]no more sessions for a while.
00:30:55.81,00:30:59.40
-So, go get yourself a little rest, my boy.[br]-Thank you.
00:30:59.89,00:31:02.53
-Thank you, Professor.[br]-Ja, auf Wiedersehen.
00:31:05.49,00:31:06.48
(Sighs)
00:31:09.09,00:31:10.65
Let us see, here.
00:31:12.29,00:31:15.68
"Mamma, I am falling."
00:31:18.01,00:31:19.49
(Sighs)
00:31:19.57,00:31:20.89
(Winces)
00:31:32.37,00:31:34.93
MONTAGUE: Norton, this is our new chief,[br]Dr. Thorndyke.
00:31:35.17,00:31:37.97
MONTAGUE: He'd like to see Mr. Brisbane.[br]NORTON: Certainly.
00:31:45.09,00:31:48.92
-lt's a pleasure to meet you, Dr. Thorndyke.[br]-Pleasure to meet you, Norton.
00:31:49.89,00:31:53.52
Forgive me for prying.[br]What happened to your mustache?
00:31:55.17,00:31:58.40
As you know, we get some very violent[br]patients in this wing.
00:31:58.61,00:32:00.92
Last week, I guess I wasn't on my toes...
00:32:01.13,00:32:05.04
...and one of them reached out[br]and ripped off half of my mustache.
00:32:05.65,00:32:09.80
-That must have been awful.[br]-You'll never know the pain.
00:32:10.77,00:32:13.65
It can get quite dicey up here at times.
00:32:14.21,00:32:16.40
-Well, shall we go?[br]-Follow me.
00:32:18.09,00:32:20.32
Hey, Norton! You missing something?
00:32:20.41,00:32:21.40
(Cackles)
00:32:23.37,00:32:24.85
(Norton clears his throat)
00:32:33.77,00:32:35.33
(Snarling sounds)
00:32:38.89,00:32:39.88
(Barking)
00:32:42.53,00:32:43.76
(Whining)
00:32:45.13,00:32:47.44
That's Arthur Brisbane? The industrialist?
00:32:50.21,00:32:51.85
(Barking)
00:32:53.93,00:32:58.40
No. Down, Brisbane, down. Bad Brisbane.
00:32:58.89,00:33:01.32
Sit up. All right.
00:33:02.77,00:33:05.44
Don't worry, he won't bite.[br]Just let him smell you.
00:33:05.53,00:33:08.80
-He thinks he's a cocker spaniel.[br]-Cocker spaniel?
00:33:09.57,00:33:11.37
(Brisbane snarling)
00:33:15.69,00:33:17.04
THORNDYKE: Very good.
00:33:18.09,00:33:19.92
I've never seen anything like...
00:33:20.01,00:33:21.36
Down! Sit!
00:33:23.05,00:33:24.37
Stay!
00:33:27.25,00:33:31.04
THORNDYKE: Amazing! The most complex[br]psychic phenomenon I've ever witnessed.
00:33:31.13,00:33:35.04
I once read a paper when I was in college[br]about this, I think it was Otto Rank.
00:33:35.13,00:33:38.92
It might have been Kraft-Ebbing.[br]About a woman in Vienna...
00:33:39.01,00:33:42.08
...who thought that she was an animal[br]of some kind, an antelope...
00:33:42.17,00:33:45.52
THORNDYKE: What the hell are you...[br]MONTAGUE: No! Stop that!
00:33:45.61,00:33:48.60
We don't do that with strangers. Bad dog!
00:33:48.73,00:33:50.16
(Montague shrieks)
00:33:50.25,00:33:52.08
Get his leash, Norton.
00:33:52.33,00:33:54.08
(Growling)
00:33:55.93,00:33:57.52
(Barking)
00:33:58.69,00:34:00.09
Extraordinary!
00:34:00.17,00:34:04.48
How could a creature have the wherewithal[br]to try to contact me by flashing a mirror?
00:34:04.61,00:34:07.17
Well, cockers are very bright, you know.
00:34:08.61,00:34:10.84
That's true. That's very true.
00:34:11.37,00:34:13.01
(Snarling)
00:34:18.73,00:34:20.76
WENTWORTH:[br]Please understand, I can't go on.
00:34:20.85,00:34:24.56
I swear to God, I won't say a word,[br]but I can't take it any longer.
00:34:24.65,00:34:28.44
DIESEL: You're just as much a part of this[br]as the rest of us.
00:34:28.69,00:34:33.13
No one is quitting. Do you hear me?
00:34:33.57,00:34:36.13
-No one.[br]-But I can't sleep at night!
00:34:36.45,00:34:39.84
What we're doing is wrong.[br]Don't you understand, it's wrong!
00:34:40.21,00:34:44.57
I've got to get out of here. I'm trapped![br]I feel like I'm caught in a web.
00:34:45.57,00:34:48.21
DIESEL:[br]Quiet, you fool! The window is open!
00:34:54.45,00:34:56.52
(Foreboding instrumental music)
00:34:58.53,00:34:59.80
All right.
00:35:01.37,00:35:02.69
Perhaps...
00:35:03.73,00:35:06.77
...l've been too harsh.
00:35:07.93,00:35:11.52
You are free to leave the Institute[br]this evening.
00:35:12.81,00:35:15.32
Thank you, Nurse Diesel.
00:35:15.61,00:35:18.81
And I promise I won't say anything[br]to anybody. Thank you.
00:35:19.05,00:35:21.36
I know you won't.
00:35:21.45,00:35:22.72
(Wentworth whimpers)
00:35:25.73,00:35:29.40
I know you won't.
00:35:58.25,00:36:00.24
(Truck horn blares)
00:36:13.93,00:36:16.89
(Radio plays loud upbeat pop music)
00:36:31.57,00:36:32.92
(Tires screeching)
00:36:36.93,00:36:38.49
(Loud music continues)
00:36:53.73,00:36:55.00
(Screaming)
00:37:53.73,00:37:55.05
Busted eardrums?
00:37:55.17,00:37:58.32
That's a very strange symptom[br]for a cerebral hemorrhage.
00:37:58.45,00:38:02.57
According to the coroner's report,[br]he did suffer from a cerebral hemorrhage.
00:38:02.73,00:38:05.12
THORNDYKE:[br]I can't go to San Francisco now.
00:38:05.21,00:38:08.12
Dr. Thorndyke,[br]there's nothing you can do.
00:38:08.29,00:38:12.36
If we receive any additional information[br]about Wentworth, we'll call you.
00:38:12.65,00:38:16.04
It's important that you attend[br]the psychiatric convention. Remember...
00:38:16.13,00:38:19.25
...you are representing the Institute.
00:38:19.45,00:38:23.29
Yes, enjoy yourself, for God's sake.[br]Get your mind off the Wentworth murder.
00:38:23.37,00:38:24.33
(Thwacking)
00:38:24.41,00:38:27.08
Accident. Have a good time.
00:38:27.93,00:38:30.97
I did work long and hard on that speech.
00:38:31.05,00:38:32.37
(Murmur agreement)
00:38:33.21,00:38:35.41
I'm going. You've convinced me. Brophy!
00:38:35.53,00:38:38.25
I'm looking for my camera,[br]I want to get one last shot.
00:38:39.13,00:38:40.80
Please, Brophy, not now.
00:38:41.69,00:38:42.97
BROPHY: Hold it!
00:38:44.77,00:38:47.60
-Okay, let's hit the road.[br]-Well, see you in three days.
00:38:47.69,00:38:50.16
MONTAGUE: Bye-bye.[br]THORNDYKE: Bye-bye.
00:38:50.77,00:38:52.92
MONTAGUE: Enjoy yourself.[br]THORNDYKE: 'Bye.
00:38:55.85,00:38:58.65
I think you punctured something[br]with that last shot.
00:38:58.77,00:39:01.00
You do everything too hard. Too hard.
00:39:01.65,00:39:03.40
Come to my room right after dinner.
00:39:03.49,00:39:06.29
Not tonight. I'm too tired.[br]I'm going to turn in early.
00:39:06.41,00:39:09.37
-I'll let you wear my underwear.[br]-I'll be there.
00:39:46.45,00:39:48.57
BROPHY: Thorndyke and Brophy.[br]CLERK: Yes, sir.
00:39:49.29,00:39:50.28
PORTER: Thank you.
00:39:55.81,00:39:58.61
CLERK: Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke?[br]THORNDYKE: Yes.
00:39:58.77,00:40:00.97
Sir, very good. Here we go, you're all set.
00:40:01.09,00:40:02.84
Wow. Talk about modern.
00:40:02.97,00:40:05.80
You and Mr. Brophy are in 1702 and 1703.
00:40:07.05,00:40:10.93
Excuse me. I thought I'd specifically[br]requested a room on a lower floor.
00:40:11.01,00:40:15.24
-Nothing higher than three.[br]-We had 201 all set for you.
00:40:15.61,00:40:19.89
But a Mr. MacGuffin called[br]and told us to change it to the 17th floor.
00:40:20.93,00:40:24.21
I'm sorry, we can't do a thing[br]about it today. We're all booked up.
00:40:24.37,00:40:26.89
Come on, Doc.[br]It's only for a couple of nights.
00:40:28.37,00:40:31.04
I guess it'll be all right. It's just...
00:40:32.01,00:40:35.77
...I really don't like high places.
00:40:38.81,00:40:42.41
Dennis, will you take Dr. Thorndyke[br]to his room, please?
00:40:42.89,00:40:44.29
DENNIS: Anything I can get you?
00:40:44.37,00:40:45.88
Yes. I'd like a newspaper.
00:40:45.97,00:40:48.57
I'll get you one and meet you[br]at the elevators.
00:40:48.65,00:40:52.09
-Please don't forget. It's rather important.[br]-All right, already.
00:40:54.57,00:40:57.64
I want to see if there's any mention[br]of Wentworth's death.
00:40:57.73,00:40:59.69
Doc, there are the elevators.
00:41:04.61,00:41:08.21
-Come on, Doc.[br]-I'm coming.
00:41:13.61,00:41:16.05
Here we go. Straight to the top.
00:41:19.85,00:41:20.89
(Thorndyke gasping)
00:41:24.41,00:41:25.84
DENNIS: Quite a view, isn't it?
00:41:34.33,00:41:38.45
Here we are. Top floor. Top of the hotel.[br]You can't get any higher.
00:41:38.53,00:41:41.33
-We're pretty high.[br]-We know it. We know we're high.
00:41:41.45,00:41:43.28
That we know. That part we know.
00:41:47.17,00:41:48.16
(Gasps)
00:41:48.45,00:41:50.84
(Eerie instrumental music)
00:41:51.09,00:41:54.24
DENNIS: Excuse me. This way.
00:41:59.49,00:42:01.80
This way, please. Right around the corner.
00:42:01.93,00:42:06.64
BROPHY: Hey, Doc, look at this.[br]What a view. This is spectacular.
00:42:08.53,00:42:13.05
I can see it from here.[br]It's very nice. Very nice indeed.
00:42:18.37,00:42:19.36
(Screams)
00:42:19.45,00:42:21.49
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:42:22.37,00:42:23.36
(Gasping)
00:42:29.89,00:42:32.12
Are you all right, Doc?
00:42:33.33,00:42:35.29
I'm all right, Brophy.
00:42:36.73,00:42:40.52
ATTENDANT: I'm sorry, sir.[br]I didn't know anyone was there.
00:42:44.21,00:42:46.96
You fellas want to see your rooms or not?
00:42:49.17,00:42:51.08
BROPHY:[br](Whispering) Let's get out of here.
00:42:51.69,00:42:53.84
(Brophy sighing)
00:42:58.13,00:43:01.36
If you would have gone over[br]you'd be smashed like corned beef hash.
00:43:01.45,00:43:04.17
Your brains would have splattered[br]all over the lobby...
00:43:04.25,00:43:06.00
Brophy, please.
00:43:08.41,00:43:12.12
Right here is 1702. You're in 1703.
00:43:12.41,00:43:15.21
Here's your key.[br]I'll bring your bag in a minute.
00:43:15.49,00:43:17.08
THORNDYKE: See you later. Thank you.
00:43:26.57,00:43:29.13
-Here you go. Thank you very much.[br]-Thank you.
00:43:29.37,00:43:32.68
-Anything else I can get you, sir?[br]-What happened to my newspaper?
00:43:32.77,00:43:36.68
The newsstand didn't have any[br]and I didn't want to run around the corner.
00:43:36.77,00:43:39.21
I want that newspaper.[br]It's very important.
00:43:39.29,00:43:41.96
All right, I'll get your paper.
00:43:42.37,00:43:43.72
A hassle.
00:43:44.65,00:43:46.69
THORNDYKE: Don't forget.[br]DENNIS: All right!
00:43:46.77,00:43:50.13
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