:25:01
The room was soundproofed.
:25:03
I never heard anything except
a disembodied voice of a loudspeaker.
:25:08
- Describe it.
- But I've already done that.
:25:11
Again!
:25:13
It was the voice of a man, no accent.
:25:16
Doctored up electronically.
Unrecognisable.
:25:18
How many of them were there?
:25:20
Two. A man and a woman.
:25:22
Why do you say that?
:25:24
Because the faintest light
filtered down from the hallway above.
:25:27
But not enough to give me
a chance to see who they were.
:25:30
- Yes, and who did the cooking?
- She did.
:25:32
Why?
:25:33
Because a man would not
bother to put the parsley
:25:36
on the filet of sole, that's why.
:25:38
- How old is she?
- Come on, now. Please.
:25:41
- How old is she?
- Twenty-five.
:25:45
- Why?
- Why?
:25:47
Because if a man my age
is gonna get kidnapped by a woman,
:25:49
he wants her to be 25, that's why.
:25:53
- Describe your return.
- The return.
:25:57
The disembodied voice
tells me to sit with my back to the door.
:26:01
The light goes out,
the door opens, they both come in.
:26:04
I feel a prick in my left arm.
:26:07
The next thing I know,
I wake up in that hospital bed
:26:09
with you sitting there,
thinking up questions!
:26:12
Thank you, Mr Constantine.
You're doing great.
:26:14
- That's what you think.
- Alright, let's start all over again.
:26:19
Aw, shit!
:26:21
(Piano Playing, Birds Singing)
:26:47
(Blanche) Why, Henry, you have such
a beaming smile on your face.
:26:51
(Blanche Playing Henry)
l smile because l'm happy, Blanche.
:26:53
lt comes through you, Blanche,
from your friend, lda Cookson.
:26:58
(ln Blanche's Voice)
l'm her guide, Henry.