:42:01
Not a damn thing they can do about it.
:42:04
They can keep me comfortable.
:42:07
Prolong my life with steroid therapy...
:42:12
...and these transfusions.
:42:16
But what makes my blood boil...
:42:19
...that is, what there is of it...
:42:23
...is that this is usually...
:42:26
...a young person's disease.
:42:29
Here I am getting along in years...
:42:32
...and I'm about to die
of a young person's disease.
:42:41
I've never seen anything like this
on television.
:42:45
Please, lie still, Mr. Gardiner.
:42:48
You'll join us for dinner, of course.
:42:51
Yes, please. Thank you.
:42:54
I'm very hungry.
:42:58
Yes, and so am l, my boy.
:43:01
So am l.
:43:08
Do you know Raphael?
:43:13
No, sir. I don't believe I do.
:43:15
Because I have a message for him.
:43:17
Yes, sir?
:43:18
A small black man
gave me a message for Raphael.
:43:26
I still don't believe I know the man,
Mr. Gardiner. Now, please...
:43:29
...lie still.
:43:47
Is there anyone we could notify for you?
:43:53
No.
:43:54
The old man died and Louise left.