:35:02
There you surprise me.
:35:04
I think the world and all of Veta,
but I had supposed she'd seen her day.
:35:08
You mustn't attach too much blame
to her. She's a very sick woman.
:35:13
She came in here insisting that you needed
treatment. That's perfectly ridiculous.
:35:17
Veta shouldn't be upset
about me. I get along fine.
:35:20
She was extremely upset and plunged right
away into a heated tirade about your drinking.
:35:24
Ahh!
That was Veta.
:35:27
I tell Veta not to worry about
that. I'll take care of that.
:35:31
Exactly! Oh, I suppose that you take a
drink now and then like the rest of us.
:35:35
M-M-M-M...
:35:39
Yes, yes I do, Doctor.
:35:41
As a matter of fact,
I'd like one right now.
:35:45
As a matter of fact,
so would I.
:35:47
But her reaction to the whole
matter was entirely too intense.
:35:51
Does she drink, Mr. Dowd?
:35:53
Oh, no, oh, no. I don't think
Veta's ever taken a drink.
:35:57
I am going to surprise you. I
think she has and does constantly.
:36:01
She... Is that...
:36:04
Well, I certainly
am surprised at that.
:36:09
Her alcoholism isn't
the basis for my diagnosis.
:36:12
It was when she became so emotional
about this big white rabbit Harvey.
:36:17
Yes, I believe she called
him Harvey. Harvey's his name!
:36:21
Doctor, before we go any
further, I must insist...
:36:24
that you and Miss Kelly allow me
to introduce you to a friend...
:36:27
Let me make my point.
:36:29
I think your sister's condition
stems from trauma.
:36:33
From what? Trauma.
Spelled T-R-A-U-M-A.
:36:36
It means shock. There's
nothing unusual about it.
:36:39
There's the birth trauma,
or the shock of being born.
:36:41
That's the one
we never get over.
:36:45
You have a very nice sense of humor.
Hasn't he, Miss Kelly? Oh, he certainly has!
:36:49
May I say the same
for both of you?
:36:52
Your sister's condition is
serious, but I can help her.
:36:57
She must, however, remain
out here temporarily.
:36:59
Uh-huh. Well, I've always wanted Veta
to have everything she needs. Exactly!