:54:20
- It's a can.
- Good, good.
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- What's going on?
- Associating. His fingers tell his brain,
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then his brain tells his eyes.
Then he recognises what's in front of him.
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OK, Virgil, let's, uh,
give your eyes a rest. OK?
:54:38
We should all be very happy.
We've got something.
:54:49
With extended blindness...
:54:51
- Dr, may I speak to you for a moment?
- Sure.
:54:54
What the hell just happened in there?
ls that what you call seeing?
:54:58
It's a little complicated.
It is clear that he is seeing.
:55:02
He's picking up images.
Apparently his retina is intact.
:55:06
For all intents and purposes,
it's a success.
:55:10
A success? He's lost.
He can't see me, or his sister.
:55:13
He can only see a Coke can.
:55:15
And that's only after he held it.
He could do that before.
:55:19
Believe me, he can see you.
He just doesn't understand what he sees.
:55:24
- So, is this temporary? Will this go away?
- Well, there is a visual therapist.
:55:29
It's a fella named Phil Webster.
:55:32
He's unorthodox,
but he's probably our best bet,
:55:35
considering the unique aspects
of this case.
:55:38
I'll contact him right away.
But there's no guarantees.
:55:41
- He might be able to help us.
- No guarantee?
:55:44
Look, we are all on new ground here.
:55:47
Let's try to be optimistic.
:55:49
I mean, he can see.