: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.
:41:00
My pleasure.
:41:05
- Mr Church.
- Yeah?
:41:07
The magazine. It's $1 7.95.
:41:19
You OK? Is there anything
you need right now?
:41:23
You mean besides my memory?
:41:26
OK. I can't get used
to the sound of your voice.
:41:30
It's like one day you wake up
and your cat talks to you.
:41:34
It's just you've been so quiet
the last couple of days and...
:41:38
Never mind.
I didn't speak. Forget it.
:41:43
Mr Church.
:41:46
- Mike.
- Why are you helping me?
:41:48
I don't know. You smell good.
:41:50
Maybe I feel sorry for you.
Maybe I like you.
:41:54
Maybe I just want to hear
how that story you told ends.
:41:57
But you don't believe any of that.