:57:01
Deiter, what is this kind
of persecution?
:57:05
I told the police yesterday,
I know nothing about Edwardes.
:57:10
But yesterday you had some kind
of theory...
:57:13
I explained to the policeman
that if Edwardes...
:57:15
took on vacation
a paranoid patient...
:57:19
he was a bigger fool than
I ever knew he was.
:57:22
It is the same as playing
with a loaded gun.
:57:25
Do you think this patient
might've killed him?
:57:27
I'm not thinking anything,
I'm not a bloodhound.
:57:30
Was Dr. Edwardes
a great friend?
:57:32
What are you talking about?
The man was impossible.
:57:35
You had a quarrel with him,
when you were in New York?
:57:38
Not New York, in Boston
at the Psychiatry Convention...
:57:41
What kind of analyst wants to cure
psychosis by taking people skating?
:57:47
Or to a bowling alley?
:57:49
I understand you threatened
to punch his nose.
:57:51
All I did was get up and walk out,
and kick over a few chairs...
:57:55
which nobody was sitting in.
So don't ask me any more questions...
:57:59
-You have now the facts.
-Thank you very much.
:58:02
I'm sorry to have bothered you.
:58:05
If anything turns up,
we'll let you know.
:58:07
Good bye ma'am.
Good night, sir.
:58:18
What do you suppose they're
snooping around for?
:58:21
Next they'll give me
the third degree.
:58:24
Alex, I was going to write,
but it happened so quickly...
:58:27
-I got married.
-Who is married?
:58:31
-Alex, my husband, John Brown.
-I'm glad to meet you officially.
:58:36
You are married? There is nothing
so nice as a new marriage...
:58:41
no psychosis yet, no aggression,
no guilt complexes...
:58:45
I congratulate you, and wish
you have babies and not ogres...
:58:51
How about we have a glass of beer,
like in the old days?
:58:55
The truth is, we have no hotel room.
All the hotels were so crowded.
:58:58
What do you want with a hotel? That's
for millionaires, not lovebirds.