:45:03
Frankie?
Frankie, what's that noise?
:45:07
Just taking out the trash, ma'am.
:45:11
Frankie, did you say something?
:45:14
Nothing, ma'am.
l didn't say anything.
:45:19
Malatesta,
you're using amateurs.
:45:21
Frankie?
:45:26
Frankie?
:45:33
- Frankie?
- Yeah!
:45:35
May l come in?
:45:37
All right.
:45:40
Frankie? lt's not exactly warm
out here, you know?
:45:48
- You okay?
- Peachy.
:45:51
Oh, God! Oh!
:45:53
l feel like l'm in the Brut center
of the universe!
:45:56
l'm sorry about that.
:45:58
Frankie, l am so frightened.
:46:00
- l'm here, ma'am.
- Yeah, of course.
:46:04
- You know what's terrific about
being frightened like this? - No.
:46:07
At least now l'm frightened
about something specific,..
:46:09
..like being whacked, as opposed
to the non-specific variety,..
:46:12
..which is what l usually feel.
That kind of dread,..
:46:14
..that free-floating
whatnot and all. - Mm-hm.
:46:17
Oh.
:46:19
l remember as a little girl
being afraid. Very afraid.
:46:22
Little bogeymen under the bed
and devils in the closet.
:46:26
lsn't it amazing
how our innermost fears..
:46:29
..turn into this Freudian whole --
:46:35
Did you say something?
:46:36
No. No.
:46:39
Amazing Freudian nuances
of memory and consciousness.
:46:43
When l was growing up,
they sent me to an analyst.
:46:45
Everyone was going
to an analyst at the time.
:46:47
He said,
Dr. Gilmore was his name,..
:46:49
..he said it's not so much that,
well, never mind what he said,..
:46:52
..l lied to him all the time
because l didn't want him..
:46:54
..tellin' my parents
what was going on and....