:05:00
-Yeah.
-No.
:05:03
-Now come on, we'll smash it.
-No.
:05:06
-All right. Now pick up your right leg.
-No.
:05:10
-Pick up your right leg, man.
-Why?
:05:13
-lt would please me a great deal if you did.
-l said, ''no''!
:05:22
Come on. Up.
:05:23
Now scream! Jab it! Louder! Go on!
:05:31
Scream! Scream! That's it.
:05:35
/t began one Monday, some months ago,
with Hesther's visit.
:05:40
Martin, l'm sorry.
l should have called first, l know.
:05:43
Not at all. You're a welcome relief.
:05:45
-Have a filthy coffee?
-No, please, no.
:05:47
-lt's really rather urgent.
-Take a couch.
:05:50
Martin, l've just come from the most
shocking case l ever tried.
:05:54
My fellow magistrates wanted
to send him to prison on the spot.
:05:57
Luckily, l got him remanded for a report.
:05:59
-Who's he?
-A teenager. The name's Strang.
:06:03
What's he done? Dosed some
little girl's Pepsi with Spanish fly?
:06:06
What could possibly have thrown
your court into such Tory convulsions?
:06:13
He blinded six horses with a metal spike.
:06:18
-Blinded?
-Yes.
:06:21
-All at once, or over a period?
-All at once, the night before last.
:06:24
Where?
:06:26
ln a stable over at Chalk Ford.
He worked there on weekends.
:06:28
-What did he say in court?
-Nothing. He just sang.
:06:31
-Sang?
-Martin, you've simply got to take him here.
:06:35
You think this hospital is suitable?
How dangerous is he?
:06:38
No, l mean, you personally.
:06:40
Now look, Hesther,
before you say anything else...
:06:43
l can take no more patients now.
l can't even cope with the ones l have.
:06:47
-You must.
-Why?
:06:49
Thank you. Oh, for... Damn!
:06:57
Hello, Pat?
:06:59
My advice is, cancel her leave for a month.
See what difference that makes to her dad.