Don Juan Demarco Page #3

You mean Dr. Mickler?

Who?

Why do you think that Dr. Mickler...

...is Don Octavio del Flores?

Why do you think|Don Octavio del Flores...

...is Dr. Mickler?

Well. Hello there, Willy.

How are you?

- Don Octavio del Flores.|- At your service.

You told him that you were|Don Octavio del Flores?

Oh, Jesus.

You told a delusional patient...

...that you were a 17th-century|Spanish nobleman.

The idea was to get him|in the bucket. Right?

Well. He's all yours, Don.

Wait. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.|Did you tell Paul?

You bet I did.

And what did he say?

His exact words were,|"Jack broke it? Let him fix it."

This is very kind of you|to show me the way.

Yeah.

Yeah. Come on in.

Dr. Mickler, I've brought...

...Mr. Juan here for his appointment.

Thank you, Gloria.

I can return at the end|of the hour and see him back.

No. It's okay.

No. It's really no trouble. No trouble.

I'll be passing by this door|in exactly one hour. No trouble.

- Thank you.|- I have a break coming up.|- Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot.

What are you doing to these girls?

Gosh almighty.

Your people have taken|my mask, Don Octavio.

They had no right to do that.

I never remove my mask in public.

Do you understand|the consequences of this?

Not fully, but...

Well, I will be cursed.

Well, I can certainly understand|how that could be upsetting.

Well, think how you would feel...

...if you were made to take off|this mask that you are wearing.

Our masks really|get us in dutch, don't they?

How long you been wearing yours?

Since I was 16.

I placed the mask on my face|and vowed never to remove it...

...on the day I left my mother,|the dark beauty, Doa Inez.

I have some pills here,|and I'd like you to take them.

- I think they'll help.|- Pills to stop delusions?

Well, then I am afraid we must take|these pills together...

...because you are severely deluded.

What delusions have I got?

This fantasy|that you are some Dr. Mickler.

I am very disappointed in you,|Don Octavio. Very disappointed.

Here's the drill. They can|make you take the medication.

That's state law.

You're on what they call|a 10-day paper...

...and for those 10 days...

...they can do whatever|they think is appropriate.

I am not deluded.

I am Don Juan, and if you will not|medicate me for these 10 days...

...I will prove it to you.

What if I don't believe you're Don Juan?

Then I will take your medication...

...and you may commit me|for as long as you like.

Do we have an agreement?

Do I have these 10 days|to tell you my story?

Okay.

Very well.

I was born in Mexico.

It became evident|from a very early age...

...that there was something|different about me.

I, myself,|slowly began to realize...

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