:39:06
A little hot in here.
:39:08
Mother, could you open
a window for us, please?
:39:12
This isn't as uncommon
as you might think.
:39:15
A colleague in San Francisco...
:39:17
May I have a glass of water?
:39:21
You really have found your tongue.
Wonderful.
:39:24
- Do you know your name?
- Give her time.
:39:26
Do you remember anything
about the people you talked about?
:39:29
- Are they still alive?
- I'd like to show you something.
:39:38
June 1949.
:39:47
That was Roman Strauss,
that was his wife Margaret,
:39:51
and that was their home.
:39:56
Handsome man, wasn't he? Not at all
the sort who'd murder his wife.
:40:02
Yes. He stabbed her in the throat
:40:05
with a lovely pair of antique
Die Schere barber scissors.
:40:10
Die Schere... Disher.
:40:12
They were auctioned at Christie's
last year for 20,000
:40:17
by a Japanese gentleman,
if memory serves.
:40:22
They seemed so in love.
:40:25
They're usually the people
that kill each other.
:40:28
Could she have dreamed this
or read about them?
:40:31
No. I got clarity far beyond what one
would pick up from reading.
:40:36
- They look alike. It means nothing.
- Mr Church.
:40:39
- I don't believe she was there.
- It doesn't matter.
:40:43
For whatever reason,
these events are consuming her.
:40:46
The sooner we work through them, the
sooner she'll get her memory back.
:40:51
Tomorrow I have a Friar's luncheon
at twelve.
:40:55
- How's 4:00 tomorrow sound?
- Yes. Thank you very much.