:56:00
that you grew up
in Phoenix, Arizona...
:56:03
and that your father
died in a car crash.
:56:07
lnteresting fantasy.
:56:09
:56:10
But I suppose
if it makes her happy...
:56:13
it is harmless enough.
:56:15
She told me your father worked
in a dry cleaning establishment.
:56:20
You want me to tell you some
story like my grandmother's...
:56:24
so you will think I am sane.
:56:26
lfthat is what it takes
to get out ofthis place...
:56:28
I will be happy to do it.
But there is a rumor...
:56:30
that you are supposed
to be a psychiatrist.
:56:34
I've heard that rumor, too.
:56:36
Can't you tell when you meet
a woman who's completely insane?
:56:39
Are you saying that
your grandmother made this up?
:56:43
ln so many words, yes.
:56:45
She hated my mother,
but it's not unusual...
:56:48
because my grandmother
hated everybody.
:56:51
So we stayed as far away
from her as possible.
:56:55
ln Phoenix, Arizona.
:56:57
ln Mexico.
:56:58
You mean you never lived
in Phoenix, Arizona?
:57:01
No, I never lived
in Phoenix, Arizona.
:57:03
What about your father's death?
:57:06
I have told you how
my father died, Don Octavio.
:57:10
:57:14
Her name is Chel--
I'm not going to take it away.
:57:18
I just want to point out
her name is Chelsea Stoker.
:57:21
They never use their real names.
:57:23
She is really my Doña Ana.
:57:26
:57:29
She's trying
to teach me a lesson.
:57:32
You know, l...
:57:34
I once treated a young man
about your age.
:57:38
:57:40
And he fell in love,
oddly enough...
:57:43
with a girl on a poster...
:57:45
and he was very insecure
about women.
:57:48
:57:49
And...
:57:50
:57:52
he tried to contact her.
:57:54
He must have called
the magazine a hundred times...
:57:58
:57:59
till finally,
somebody at the magazine...