:11:00
But that was more when she...
got back from the hospital.
:11:10
I, uh...
:11:12
I saw her...
:11:16
the first day that they
brought her back. Um...
:11:19
She'd had all this...
:11:22
electric shock therapy
and... her hair looked grey.
:11:26
And I couldn't believe it.
It was... It was like...
:11:32
she was a stranger.
:11:36
After that, she was always sort of, um...
:11:40
coming in and... going out.
:11:43
I guess you...
:11:46
you never knew.
:11:51
Before her breakdown, she was very
successful. She was very demanding.
:11:55
She, uh...
:11:57
she put Dad through law school and
financed the start of his practice.
:12:00
So in a sense, it was
like he was her creation.
:12:07
We kept getting shuffled
around to aunts and cousins.
:12:10
And I guess Joey had the worst of it, cos...
:12:14
As a kid, Joey was very high-strung.
She was a bright kid, you know? She...
:12:19
She was very sensitive.
:12:21
We'd spend some time with Dad,
mostly long Sunday breakfasts.
:12:26
I always resented his relationship to her.
I always felt that he favored Joey.
:12:31
It just seemed that they were
very close and that I was left out.
:12:35
I like Frederick.
:12:37
He has dignity... and promise as a writer.
:12:42
My own strength is visual.
:12:45
Your images are visual, Renata.
:12:48
And in all candor,
:12:51
I much prefer Frederick to Mike.
:12:53
Mike's fine, Mother.
:12:55
Well, he uses a very strong aftershave.
:12:58
- It permeates the house.
- I don't wanna talk about it.