:21:02
Mythomania caused
by a form of alcoholism.
:21:09
The patient has lost
all sense of place and time.
:21:13
What? What are you saying?
:21:16
Alcoholic? I swear I've never
drunk in my life, Doctor.
:21:20
And she's not aware of it.
:21:23
So young, yet already
the victim of delusions...
:21:27
usually found in acute cases
of alcoholism.
:21:33
- I'm sorry I'm late, Professor.
- Dr. Bassi!
:21:36
Please explain that I am
neither crazy nor an alcoholic.
:21:40
Get me out of here,
or I'll make a scene!
:21:43
Just look around you.
:21:46
Does this look like the kind of place
where women get stabbed?
:21:49
Come, this is the real Rome.
:21:51
Where the sun shines bright
and the air is clear.
:21:54
A dream, perhaps.
A nightmare, never.
:22:08
The police found nothing.
:22:11
What happened to you
is easily explained.
:22:13
You were tired from the trip,
shocked by poor Mrs. Ethel's death.
:22:18
Add to that the fright
of being attacked and mugged.
:22:22
It's to be expected
that you should have a breakdown.
:22:26
But now you must forget
all about it.
:22:29
Listen, Doctor,
I'm not saying you're wrong.
:22:32
Maybe I did have a breakdown.
:22:35
But I certainly wasn't drunk.
I never drink, believe me.
:22:38
I won't deny that
I was overwrought.
:22:41
Mrs. Widnall's death,
the mugging...
:22:44
the blow on the head
when I fell...
:22:47
- All that was real, wasn't it?
- Yes.
:22:51
So tell me why I should have started
seeing imaginary murders.
:22:56
A consequence of the blow
on the head.