:27:05
What difference does it make?
:27:07
Uncovered or covered,
the eyes see no more.
:27:54
Looks all right.
:27:56
It'll give us all something to do.
:27:59
Better to watch the wind and hope
that it changes...
:28:02
than to watch each other
and have no hope at all.
:28:06
The wind is our only hope.
A change in the wind. Is that it, Doctor?
:28:10
Of course, we can take certain simple
sanitary precautions.
:28:14
The General is putting
all his hopes on you, Doctor.
:28:17
Yes, I know.
That frightens me more than the plague.
:28:22
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
:28:25
I wonder if I could have a word
with you alone, Doctor?
:28:28
I have an explanation
and apology to make to you.
:28:30
- Certainly.
- Oh, don't go, I'm leaving.
:28:33
The ledge is getting too populous.
:28:34
Remember the General's instructions
about gathering in groups.
:28:41
Doctor, I'm extremely sorry
for what happened yesterday.
:28:43
- I would like to explain.
- Of course, Mrs. St. Aubyn.
:28:46
All my life, I've had a dreadful fear
of premature burial.
:28:51
I awaken sometimes
screaming with nightmares...
:28:53
in which I see myself buried alive...
:28:56
waking to find myself entombed,
without air...
:28:59
- stifling, and no escape.
- I know. It's not an uncommon fear.