Now, Voyager
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:07:01
There's nothing
like these Boston homes.

:07:03
Here on Marlborough Street,
they stand like bastions.

:07:08
Firm, proud, resisting the new.
:07:11
Houses turned in, hugging their pride.
:07:15
- Introverted, doctor.
- I wouldn't know about that.

:07:20
I don't believe in scientific terms.
I leave that to fakirs and writers.

:07:29
Thas the room where I was born.
:07:32
- My mother's.
- Fine room.

:07:34
Do you think so?
:07:36
I'd prefer to see your room.
:07:39
- I'm not your patient yet.
- Nobody thinks you ever will be.

:07:44
I've seen the rooms of many people.
:07:47
Of course, if you don't want to...
:07:51
Is on the floor above.
:07:59
When I was 17,
I came in once after midnight.

:08:03
That tread hasn't been fixed since.
:08:12
She locks her door.
Make a note of it.

:08:15
Significant, isn't it?
:08:17
It signifies that is your door.
:08:20
A woman's home is her castle.
:08:26
My castle, doctor.
:08:36
This was built to last a lifetime.
:08:40
Solid.
:08:41
Enduring and inescapable.
:08:44
Are you comfortable here?
:08:46
I try to be. I'm here most of the time.
:08:49
Why, whas this?
:08:54
Did you do these?
:08:56
Why shouldn't I?
:08:58
The point is how you could.

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