The Other Love Page #3
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How do you know?
You'll get well.
That is if you do
as the doctor says.
make trouble for themselves.
There. Now you're all set
for the morning.
I'll be back later.
Don't pay any
attention to her.
We don't take ourselves
too seriously here,
not seriously at all.
I'm Celestine Miller.
I know who you are.
- I watched you
at dinner last night.
- Yes, I know.
- I heard you
last night, too.
- Heard me?
When Tony came in.
Tony? Oh, you mean
Dr. Stanton.
Yes, Dr. Stanton.
Don't you call him Tony yet?
No, not yet.
You're really quite
ill, aren't you?
So they say.
I'm not.
I'm just playing sick.
in love with another woman,
And my being here
makes him feel guilty.
- Would you like a cigarette?
- No, thank you.
Tony has indoctrinated you,
hasn't he?
Yes, I suppose so.
- What do you think of him?
I think he's charming.
First day he's
always charming.
Mrs. Miller.
I'll see you after the gong.
- This is charming.
- It's mine. Like to see it?
Yes.
This is pleasant.
Well, it's quiet.
Just like a cool hand
on your forehead.
So removed and yet
just a few steps from the...
When you want to get away
from there, come over here.
The door's always open.
Careful. I might
take you up on that.
Your piano
looks very inviting.
You didn't tell me
you played.
I wouldn't dare
in front of you.
Looks as though you
haven't played
for a long time.
No, I haven't,
but if you're in the mood
for confession.
When I was about seven,
I did toy with the idea
What made you change
your mind?
When I was eight,
I met a small girl
who had a doll
No, this is true,
And I used to play the part
of the doctor, you see?
She was a singularly
beautiful little girl,
And I decided that
a doctor's life must
a singularly happy one.
- So here I am.
- What happened
to the little girl?
I think she married
a pianist.
I'm sorry. Not yet.
Don't tell me this
is forbidden, too.
- For the time being.
- Why?
It's asked too much
of you already.
You need a good rest.
But I must play.
Playing the piano is my life.
It was your life.
It will be again.
But for the moment,
you must try and think
of yourself
As being in a deep sleep
between today and tomorrow.
Before you know it,
the darkness will have gone
just the way it went last night.
Lots of things.
Among them, hope.
Hope?
Yes, you're right.
I'm sorry.
While I was lying down
this morning, I realized
There was no use of my
trying to fight you.
- I didn't know you were.
- It was only fear.
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