:47:09
What is it?
:47:11
You and I have got something
to talk about.
:47:14
Yes?
:47:16
Does Judith mean anything more to you
than just a patient?
:47:32
Perhaps it's impertinent of me
to ask you.
:47:34
No, it isn't.
:47:37
I think I know.
I think you do care for her.
:47:39
Yes, Ann. I do care.
:47:42
So much.
:47:44
What are you going to do?
:47:45
Are you going to go up there
and tell her...
:47:48
...and hold her in your arms? Are you?
:47:50
Or go away and leave her to us?
:47:52
Which is better? I don't know.
:47:55
- I haven't slept for two nights.
- Neither have l.
:47:58
This morning I saw it coming.
:47:59
And just now, a little while ago, I asked
her to her face, "Do you love him?"
:48:04
And she answered, "Yes, I do."
:48:08
It's up to you.
:48:10
She said that?
:48:13
You know, Ann, before,
women never meant anything to me.
:48:17
I'd never met anyone like her.
:48:20
I was all set.
I had plans, made arrangements.
:48:23
I know, Vermont.
:48:25
Why don't you go away for
your own sake and that of your work?
:48:28
Work.
:48:30
How can I work when I can't cure her?
:48:33
Nothing else on my mind. I just sit here.
I can't think of anything else.
:48:37
Oh, Ann.
:48:39
- I'd give my body if it'd do any good.
- Isn't there anything? Anything?
:48:43
What's she ever done this should happen
to her? She's never harmed a soul.
:48:48
She's never done anything to anyone
except kindness.
:48:50
I know.
:48:52
Here, look.
:48:54
Here's a letter I got today
from Vienna.
:48:57
The last finding in the case.
:48:59
There's the translation.