:02:03
Sorry I have to go, had a perfect
hand, would've beaten all of you.
:02:07
-Harry will take you Miss Carmichael.
-Thank you.
:02:09
Watch her carefully,
don't take your eyes off her.
:02:20
-How are you today, Harry?
-Fine.
:02:22
-You look a little bilious.
-lt's the light.
:02:25
-I worry about you, dear.
-I'll be all right.
:02:28
Must we dash into
Dr. Petersen's office?
:02:31
Can't we go sit somewhere
in private...
:02:33
-and talk, just you and I?
-I'd love it, if I had time.
:02:37
Would you?
:02:47
Come in.
:02:52
You ruined a very interesting
card game, Dr. Petersen.
:02:56
-You may go now, Harry.
-I'll be outside.
:03:01
-I hope you feel better today, Mary.
-Well, I don't.
:03:04
-You will.
-This whole thing is ridiculous.
:03:07
-What whole thing, Mary?
-Psychoanalysis, it's so boring...
:03:12
Lying there on the couch,
like some dreary nitwit, telling all.
:03:15
You can't expect to get anywhere...
:03:17
listening to me babble about my
idiotic childhood. Really?
:03:22
My patients always regard me
as a nuisance during our first talks.
:03:25
I see, it's my subconscious
putting up a fight...
:03:29
-lt doesn't want me cured.
-Exactly...
:03:31
it wants to continue
enjoying your disease.
:03:34
Our job is to
make you understand why.
:03:37
When you know why
you do something...
:03:39
and when you first
started doing it...
:03:41
-Then you can start curing yourself.
-You mean I've been telling you lies.
:03:44
The usual proportion.
:03:46
You're right.
I've been lying like mad...
:03:50
I hate men, I loathe them.
:03:52
If one so much as touches me
I want to sink my teeth...
:03:54
into his hand
and bite it off.
:03:58
In fact I did that once.
Would you care to hear about it?