:09:02
She shows marked thought blocking,
almost complete mutism.
:09:06
Now, then...
:09:08
in order to help you, we've got to find out
something about you...
:09:11
and to find out about you...
:09:13
we've got to make it possible
for you to talk.
:09:16
We'll try narcosynthesis.
:09:17
Seven-and-a-half grains in 10 cc's
of sterile distilled water.
:09:20
Yes, Dr. Willard.
:09:24
That's fine. It's not going to hurt.
:09:27
It will just help you
to tell us what we want to know.
:09:31
Don't you want to talk to us?
:09:35
In a few seconds
you're going to be able to talk.
:09:38
I want you to tell me what you're thinking.
:09:43
Every time I see the reaction
to this treatment...
:09:46
I get exactly the same thrill
that I did the first time.
:09:49
Miss Rosen...
:09:51
elevate the head of the bed, please.
:09:53
Now watch, Craig.
:09:58
There! That's better, isn't it?
:10:02
Now you can think much more clearly,
can't you?
:10:05
That's much better.
:10:09
Much better.
:10:15
It's all right. You're in a hospital.
:10:21
Hospital?
:10:24
What hospital?
:10:27
Why?
:10:28
You became very ill in a restaurant.
Don't you remember?
:10:33
No.
:10:36
I don't believe you.
:10:39
- I'd like to leave now.
- All right.
:10:43
You help us to make you well again,
then you can leave.
:10:45
That's fair enough, isn't it?
:10:48
What's your name?
:10:52
Louise Howell.
:10:53
You live in Washington?
:10:56
Why are you in Los Angeles?
:10:59
- To get away from them.
- From them?