:06:03
Give me
the good news first.
:06:06
Your gluteus maximus
is better than I'd hoped.
:06:10
- It'll serve you well.
- Oh, that must be all that sitting.
:06:13
I'm serious.
:06:15
Your right leg has some
movement along the thigh. That's good.
:06:18
Because then we'll be able to use
that to extend your hip,
:06:21
flex your knee
and rotate your tibia.
:06:23
I'm supposed
to walk on one side?
:06:26
The water may build some strength
I'm not able to see yet.
:06:30
But to do that, you would need to swim
in the water much of the day,
:06:33
not the limited hours
you have now.
:06:37
Why should this place cater
to a few able-bodied folk
:06:40
when it could be open
year-round for polios?
:06:44
There's a real need
for a place like this, Tom.
:06:47
Are you aware that
in the last epidemic
:06:49
over 16,000 people got polio
in the New York area alone?
:06:53
It sounds like
you've been reading up.
:06:55
I wish there was more to read... damn few
things being written about any of this.
:06:59
Think of someone like Fred
locked away...
:07:01
a mind and heart
so vibrant...
:07:03
- It's a waste. It's an awful waste.
- Listen,
:07:06
what's the acreage here?
:07:08
About 1200 or so, why?
:07:11
- I wanna buy it.
- No?!
:07:13
I think it would make
one hell of an investment.
:07:15
Investment?
:07:16
1200 acres is enough
for two resorts, don't you think?
:07:19
It'd take money.
All this land...
:07:22
fixing up the inn, putting in ramps.
So many people can't pay.
:07:26
Yeah, but do you think
old Peabody will sell?
:07:28
- Oh-oh, he'll sell.
- Oh yeah? What makes you so sure?
:07:32
Have you taken a look
at this place?
:07:35
Yes, yes,
I'm still holding.
:07:38
Oh, hello... hello, Peabody!
You old reprobate.
:07:44
Yes. You'll never guess
why I'm calling.
:07:47
Okay, gentlemen,
her braces are unlocked.
:07:50
- Woodhall, this is Eloise.
- Hi.
:07:53
I want you to pick her up
and put her in that chair.
:07:56
- Yes, ma'am.
- Gently.