:32:02
I'm afraid I'd make
a miserable jester.
:32:05
I get concerned when
people stop wanting to cry.
:32:09
Time for your medicine and daiquiri.
:32:11
In that order.
:32:14
Isn't it nice of the drugstore
to keep me alive?
:32:17
- Thank you.
- Foxhill...
:32:19
See the Hollys off the premises.
They're apt to remove the silver.
:32:24
Yes, Mrs. Venable.
:32:25
He would sit in his chair,
I in mine, at 5:00 every day...
:32:29
...and we'd have daiquiris
with St. Sebastian brooding above us.
:32:33
But you stayed here last summer.
:32:36
I did. I wasn't well.
He took Catherine with him.
:32:40
- And he died.
- Of a heart attack.
:32:42
Was she with him?
:32:43
She was there with him when he died,
and that day she lost her mind.
:32:48
When will you see her, doctor?
:32:51
As soon as I can.
:32:53
What can I tell Dr. Hockstader
about your interest in helping us?
:32:58
Can't that wait until
you've met my niece...
:33:01
...and decided if you think
your operation could help her?
:33:04
Yes, of course it can wait.
:33:07
Surely there's no connection between...
:33:09
Aren't we more interested in something
that concerns us personally?
:33:14
Aren't we, doctor?
:33:17
I understand.
:33:21
I can find my way out.
:33:23
Millions of years ago, dinosaurs fed
on leaves of those trees.
:33:28
They were vegetarians.
That's why they became extinct.
:33:31
They were just too gentle
for their size.
:33:33
Then the carnivores,
the ones that eat flesh...
:33:37
...the killers inherited the earth.
:33:39
But then they always do, don't they?
:33:57
Catherine.