:45:03
FERRAL: ...a psychotic patient.
:45:04
Pardon me, sir. Are you Dr. Ferral?
:45:06
I am.
:45:08
I'm lnspector Abberline,
assigned to Whitechapel.
:45:11
Oh, my Lord! You're the Ripper case.
:45:13
-Am I right?
-Yeah.
:45:15
Jolly good.
:45:17
You've come to the perfect place.
We've got butchers aplenty here.
:45:21
I see.
:45:22
I could certainly use your expertise
to help solve this case.
:45:26
They tell me you're
the best young surgeon in London.
:45:29
FERRAL: Really?
:45:31
I don't see how a reputable surgeon
could know anything about it.
:45:35
This country's overrun
with foreigners, Orientals.
:45:40
Jews.
:45:41
Socialists trying to stir things up
against our monarchy.
:45:46
That's who you should be pursuing,
don't you think?
:45:50
Excuse me.
You don't belong here, do you?
:45:55
[Match striking]
:45:56
SIR WILLIAM: I'm afraid Dr. Ferral suffers
from the surgeon's malady.
:46:01
FREDERICK: What's that, sir?
:46:03
Want of feeling.
:46:05
He knows everything about anatomy
and nothing about the soul.
:46:10
How may I assist you, lnspector?
:46:12
Forgive my ignorance, but...
:46:15
...are you a surgeon?
:46:17
I was.
:46:18
Unfortunately,
I suffered a brain seizure six months ago.
:46:22
-I'm sorry to hear that, sir.
-These days, I limit myself to teaching.
:46:27
So you see, I'm accustomed to
answering questions, lnspector.
:46:35
FREDERICK: Could you tell me
what sort of a knife this would be?
:46:45
[Chuckles]
:46:46
I think you mean to draw a Liston knife.
:46:49
It's named for Liston,
who was a surgeon in the Crimean War.
:46:53
Because there was
no anesthetic on the battlefield...
:46:55
...he had to carry out
his amputations very quickly.