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02:20Should I report this to the police or anything?
02:22You were so close, I thought I'd...
02:24I'll make my report to the authorities. Mr. Hogg, you two get along now.
02:50Set up the oscilloscope, please.
02:52But Ian, what's the point?
03:04Why didn't you tell them it was hopeless?
03:08It was better they went.
03:20What are you doing?
03:34I'm going to try the new serum.
03:36But you can't.
03:38You're not sure of it yet.
03:40I'm as sure as I can be without trying.
03:44Ian, it's a terrible risk.
03:46Not for her.
03:48She's got nothing to lose.
03:50She's been dead for at least two hours.
04:18I'm going to try the new serum.
04:20But you can't.
04:22She's got nothing to lose.
04:24She's got nothing to lose.
04:26She's got nothing to lose.
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04:58These are for you, Jane.
05:02Pretty.
05:04And what do you say?
05:09Thank you.
05:11That's right.
05:16someone to see you Jane she's American her name's Jane Brown according to the
05:26register of the local hotel she remembers nothing not even her own name
05:36hello she can speak but her vocabulary is limited I've tried all the tests
05:43Mercador and Reeves I'm afraid her educational level is now preschool she's
05:51lovely pretty what sort of an accident was it carbon monoxide poisoning it
06:03affected the superficial areas of the brain the reasoning and instincts were
06:08unimpaired it's just that she forgot everything she's ever learned well have
06:17you made up your mind you're going to have a try it's a challenge I heard at
06:22the University who developed some new techniques in educating problem children
06:26I said you were the best man for this job it'll be a change to have just one
06:30to worry about anyway you can never be sure your theories work until you try
06:33them out exactly well we leave you two to get acquainted see you at six o'clock
06:40Jane well we are going to be working together Jane hey whether you like it or
06:53not one say it one
07:05two
07:11three
07:15one
07:23three
07:33what's this flower what else pretty what else
07:45one two
07:51three
07:53four five six seven eight nine ten twelve eleven eleven twelve these words
08:24be e e be
08:33Oh
08:37W
08:41L
08:41Oh mr. Amory says I can read almost as fast as he can spend it oh I don't like that
09:05I don't understand why you're always hurting me it's to keep you well now I'll figure it
09:10in how long is he going to have to have these injections I don't know maybe for the rest of
09:21her life oh you're late leaving Paul come have some tea would you take that to the doctor please
09:29it's good of you to give Jane so much of your time about your own work oh that'll keep
09:40she fascinates me she's doing wonderfully well thanks to you not really I mean she's
09:47got an amazing capacity for learning but she can't remember even the simplest things like
09:51who she is where she comes from yes she doesn't know neither do we even though we've tried to
09:55find out you're very good to her I mean you don't have to keep her here a hospital could give her
10:00this sort of treatment oh well I suppose we feel responsible for her and hospitals are so
10:06impersonal I know I was a nurse before I married and responsibility is not all we have no children
10:11perhaps she fills a gap and Ian was getting altogether too tied up in his work what is his
10:18work I mean I know he's consultant at Rangroth Hospital but he has a personal grant from the
10:22Harwood Foundation for experiments in biochemistry it's all very esoteric that's why he has a lab
10:29here and he was spending too much time it no Jane's a diversion for us both and we're fond of her must I
10:40have all of that in time let's try the other arm this evening what does it do you don't have it
10:48you were ill now you're fine as long as you have your injection every evening it's not fair is it
10:59you don't have it Paul doesn't have it Pamela doesn't you know doesn't hurt that much oh you
11:07still here Paul just been getting the pillow talk ready we start tonight you want me to stay I don't
11:12think so we can manage thank you you have your own life to lead
11:58Jane I'm going to tell you things all sorts of things some you already know and some you don't
12:19things about the world there's land and there's sea you remember the map I showed you land is
12:29broken into six main blocks called continents France has long been the most centralized country
12:35in Europe and Paris has many government offices who are you Jane where do you come from you had
12:48an accident what sort of accident I'm going to count backwards from five at one you wake up five
13:03four three two
13:18run along Jane
13:48we're all curious Paul you said you made inquiries to no effect no family no friends
14:00nothing she was in a bad way when she came here her chances were virtually nil I tried a new
14:06technique and we were lucky what technique well it's complicated I don't want to sound patronizing
14:16but it would take far too long to explain let's just say it worked how long will she have to stay
14:22here as long as she needs treatment how long is that indefinitely doctor you'll forgive me but
14:29aren't you playing God where Jane is concerned possibly but all doctors play God with their
14:34patients lives now I'll ask you a question are you married no why it's usually the pupil develops a
14:44fixation on the teacher not the other way around flowers is so beautiful though I wish you knew
14:57their names but you know everything else you're very clever where do you go to school would you
15:06like to see I never go out come on
15:37my room's up there
15:52you cold mmm my picture jacket from the car Thank You Paul
16:36you
17:06you
17:36you
18:06you
18:37lost her where huh I just took her to look around Cambridge you should have talked to me
18:45you should have are so busy what for why did you take just for the trip she's tired of being cooped
18:50up here she's safe yeah I know I can't have lost her but I did anyway she lost herself did you look
18:56for her yes of course I did she could be anywhere did you have an argument with her something nothing
19:01like that she was quite happy now look she must come back here it's the only place she knows how
19:08was she fine she has to be here for her injection this evening both of you go and look for her I
19:14can't I have to be here and ready well I'll go Paul you better go back to Cambridge and see if you
19:19can find her why can't you go to the police by the time they circulate a description to be too
19:25late what happens if she doesn't get her injection she'll die
19:33Jane Jane
19:40you all right
19:55why did you run away
20:21I've looked everywhere has he phone
20:26how long can she last without other injection I'm not sure but the lab animals it was never
20:34more than a day it's too soon to tell with her so she's going to continue having injections for
20:41the rest of her life she is alive she was dead darling I brought her back to life but what kind
20:52of life surely it's something that she's alive at all she can't lead a normal life she can't plan
20:59a future she can't even go out with a boyfriend that's obvious I mustn't blame Paul you didn't
21:07tell him maybe I should have no no no you can't tell anyone not until you're sure it's worked
21:13that may not be for years now what's at stake here is more much more than the life of just one girl
21:20it sounds callous but Jane's a guinea pig if this serum works for anybody then the whole of
21:27mankind will benefit I've done something rather unorthodox I've taken a risk well now I can't
21:34afford to take any more risks I've got to watch her all the time try to evaluate the effects
21:39whether she's building autoimmunity to the serum whether I need to increase the dosage even more
21:44what the side effects may be until we know for certain she's got to stay here all the time she
21:50can't have a completely normal life not yet we must just hope that Paul can find her
21:55Ian he's in love with her I know I'm afraid he'll
22:08Paul is she all right she'll be all right what happened she tried to gas herself fortunately
22:21the gas must have run out just after she turned it on bring us over to the laboratory what I
22:25don't understand is why she's like this she's out on her feet sit her down hold her head up
22:38I wait outside for please
23:01Pamela wait a minute then give her a quarter grain of CHO
23:08where'd you find her in my room had you been there before she all right I hope so Paul you've
23:27been an immense help to her but now I feel your work is finished but she still needs help I know
23:33but not from you Paul I'm afraid you're getting too involved with her and she has to stay here
23:41with us you're being here will only end up hurting you both you'll have to go I'm afraid I'm sorry
23:48I see I will collect my things
25:33hello operator I've been trying to dial a number for the last two minutes I keep getting
25:39unobtainable 6 0 7 1 2 5 2
25:52yes disconnected along oh well if you can't you can't
26:10not eating it's the same as we had then you eat it
26:27come on
26:28why are you in a bad mood today I didn't like going out yesterday and stay here I
26:40like Paul though of course you do he likes me we like you what is it I turned on the gas in Paul's
26:54room why did I do that you didn't I did wait smelled horrible I remember falling into blackness
27:07it was terrible and nice at the same time and Paul woke me up dreams are funny things I don't
27:20let that get cold I'll be late for my lessons there won't be any more lessons Jane Paul has
27:28other things to do I won't see him not for a while doctor who am I Jane Brown
27:43miss Jane Glendale yes number 11 I wanted to get in touch with him I'm afraid she's
27:49away at present sir when do you expect her back and he couldn't say sir perhaps you'd care to
27:55leave a message how long has she been away I mean how long since you last saw her I'm sorry sir it's
28:00very important something happened to her how long about three months and didn't the strike you as
28:06odd well yes but our tenants are the kind of people who take kindly to prime have you continued
28:11to clean out her room oh no miss Glenville makes her own arrangements as long as the rent is paid
28:16she pays yearly we don't interfere what does miss Glenville look like I imagined you knew
28:22hey she about five foot five slim very pretty dark hair you're a policeman I wasn't born yesterday
28:34something up no I just want to find her is that her description yes she's very nice young lady
28:42still can't help you do you mind if I have a quick look at her room sorry sir quite impossible
28:48well thank you for all your help sir since you are a policeman I do happen to know why she went
28:58away of course it may only be gossip yes well miss Glenville was very nice but not very communicative
29:04but she did use the beauty parlor in the basement and she told Phyllis there the hairdresser yeah
29:10what that she was going away for a few weeks to get married
29:25what are you doing I'm working out the structure of a substance that may not exist what's the point
29:33then I have nothing to do read a book I've been reading all morning why aren't you at the hospital
29:45day off how long have I been here ages it was fun when I could learn things why can't I go on learning
30:00it's so boring isn't Paul ever coming back Oh Jane please I really am busy
31:30Oh
31:54yeah
31:57yeah
32:00go away please go away it's me Jane I know leave me alone
32:10go away I hate you you know I hate you go away it's me look at me look at me
32:27did you think it was Jane no no it's the water is it the water you don't like Jane
32:45it's only a pond look trust me
32:55trust me
33:10you see only water
33:15I've missed our lessons how is dr. Denham Oh always too busy I wasn't sure you'd still be
33:35here I'll always be here unless you fall in love then you'll go away are you in love yes
34:00with me yes
34:05what's it like being in love
34:22you mean you don't know
34:27you never been in love
34:29sure course I'm sure Jane I know where you lived before I know your real name
34:43it's Jane Brown would you like to see where you live before Jane I'd never go out look
34:50sometimes a room can tell you something maybe this can tell us both something come with me
34:54I live here you're talking about somebody else I'm sorry you love me
35:03I want to talk with you I must finish my work please doctor I'm tired of reading
35:15silly books and walking in the garden well after you've had your injection this evening
35:19I'll chat as much as you like
35:42you're still wrong we'll see
35:49it's Glenville what a pleasure to see you I hope you're well miss Glenville yes miss
35:57Glenville's fine but she's mislaid her key oh yes thank you
36:15I'm scared
36:19there's no need I love you you're going to love me just want to know if I'm getting there so
36:49remember it no no I don't I don't like it you're used to something grander now
37:19it's August now
37:32it's filthy
37:37you like poetry she liked poetry I remember a poem
37:49part of a poem not one you taught me something about green underwood and cover
37:57the winters rains and ruins are over and all the seasons of snows and sins days
38:10dividing lover and lover the light that loses the night that wins time remembered is grief
38:19forgotten and frosts are slain and flowers begotten and in green underwood and cover
38:28blossom by blossom the spring begins let's see what's through there shall we
38:59perhaps you remember smells I don't remember anything I don't want to say that the only
39:09thing I can remember is terrible I can remember dying
39:15but I don't I don't remember this place I've never seen it before
39:27never seen it before
39:33you're Jane Glenville you're an American what are you doing in London how long have
39:46you been here where are your family who are your friends
39:51see you must stop caring about who you are Jane
40:02I want to go home
40:26home
40:32come in do sit down I won't be long
40:48I was looking for mr. Brown mr. Robert I'm his wife can I help no it is rather personal I run
41:01this office mr. Amory Paul Amory no I'm afraid it is rather personal I'm trying to trace someone
41:07I think was a friend of your husband's miss Glenville Jane I only met her once as you say
41:20she's a friend of Robert's close friend can I see mr. Brown no he's not here mr. Amory my
41:30husband's left me
42:01taxi miss there'll be one on the rank
42:21I'm afraid there was a sort of accident to Robert no no if you were dead I'd know I'm
42:28sure I would and Jane she's been very ill and her memory isn't too good and Roberts not with
42:37her no they never went away together he wrote to her calling it off he said he'd written breaking
42:49it off but he was worried that she wouldn't get the letter so he went to their meeting place to
42:54make sure I never saw him again no he never saw her after April the 28th I can vouch for that
43:09this meeting place he mentions did he ever tell you where it is oh yes when he did tell me he
43:19told me everything it's a railway station not far away Radlet
43:40are you being met miss oh yes I'm being met
43:49oh Robert oh Robert oh I thought this day would never come oh you didn't get my letter your letter
44:20you didn't get my letter her real name is Glenville Jane Glenville we know and she
44:31lived in London in Kensington yes that's right 11 Beaudley court I went there it was a dead
44:37end she was just a lonely American girl who found her way to a hotel near Cambridge Jane
44:43Brown or Jane Glenville the name doesn't matter the girl does she's my patient I've
44:49been treating her for months and she's become like a daughter we love her too Paul we don't
44:57want her to die again again she died in that hotel Paul died you're not being very precise
45:06for a doctor she'd been dead for at least two hours when she arrived at this house
45:37Jane where are you going Jane no the flat wasn't a complete dead end I took it there you know
45:47she remember it no not consciously but I found out something I found out the reason she left
45:57London she came here to Radlet to meet a man a man she was in love with and what became of him
46:06no idea neither has his wife moral judgments Paul you've been very thorough what have you
46:18accomplished you've discovered that she was in love with a married man she may have been unhappy
46:23she may have taken her own life yes she is happy yes she has a new life what happens when she finds
46:29out I can't find her I've looked in the garden and all over the house you haven't seen her have
46:34you? no it's well past 6.30
46:35Jane
47:00Jane Jane what are you doing Oh Paul
47:31I killed Robert I did I killed Robert he's down there oh I killed Robert
47:38Ian it's Paul he's back doctor open the door quickly please you've got to help
48:00will it work Ian it's got to work
48:30I'm sorry