:35:16
The fellow expected to get away
with it, like any criminal.
:35:19
Nonsense, obviously an amnesia case,
he didn't know who he was...
:35:22
or what he was doing.
What do you say, Constance?
:35:26
I don't know.
:35:28
If you were anyone but Constance
Petersen, the human glaciar...
:35:31
-and custodian of truth, I'd say...
-You'd say what?
:35:35
My dear, forgive me my thoughts,
you are telling the truth...
:35:38
I was going to say that you were
holding something back.
:35:41
I'm a sentimental ass...
:35:43
A woman like you couldn't get
involved emotionally with any man...
:35:45
-sane or insane.
-I suggest you change the subject.
:35:49
I will be interested to ask him
certain questions...
:35:52
when they bring him
back here.
:35:54
-You'll never ask him any questions.
-Why not?
:35:57
For the simple reason the police
will never find him alive...
:36:00
An amnesia case, with the police
after it, is an obvious suicide.
:36:04
He'll put an end to his pain
and nightmares...
:36:06
by blowing his brains out,
or dropping himself out of a window.
:36:10
You're offending Dr. Petersen
with your callousness.
:36:13
I'm sorry, Constance, that some still
have the manners of medical students.
:36:18
I'm not offended. I think
Dr. Floreau's ideas are accurate.
:36:21
But I'm rather tired.
Goodnight.
:36:26
The police have announced
that our neighbourhood...
:36:29
is free of the dangerous madman
who escaped from Green Manors...
:36:33
The search for the impostor
has shifted to Manhattan...
:36:35
This is WQZK, Rutland,
George Bell.
:36:39
We now resume
our scheduled program.