Sofia Page #3

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She's interested in you.

- It's obvious.

- [scoffs]

Robert, celibacy is for monks,

my friend,

and I'm not convinced

it's very good for them, either.

Look, it's not that I don't want

to meet somebody,

I just...

I don't want to lose somebody, either.

I'm not suggesting you marry her.

Anyway, these Eastern Bloc girls

can be trouble.

No, just keep it short and sweet.

Two dates, three maximum.

There's definitely something about her.

Well, go for it, my friend.

You only live once, allegedly, right?

What are you doing?

Where you going?

Come on, don't leave me here.

I'm sure I'm not even her type.

Listen, Robert...

I know that losing your wife

was tough, the worst.

I'm going to ask you a question.

You don't have to answer it.

Is it you're afraid

of losing another woman,

or is it you don't think

you deserve to have one, hmm?

I'll see you very soon, my friend.

Very soon.

[drums only]

[applause]

Wait.

You are stunning.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that.

Would you care to join me, miss?

I'd love to.

I'll go change.

Your dancing is...

It's extraordinary.

I've never seen anything like it.

You're nice for an American.

Thank you.

[clears throat, sighs]

Am I making you nervous?

No, no, not at all.

It's just that, um...

you, uh...

you remind me of someone.

Your wife perhaps back in America?

Oh, this? No, no, no.

I'm not married.

Oh, divorced.

Is it an American custom

to wear the ring of the ex-wife?

No, no, no. I just wear it because, uh-

Because you still love her?

Wait. No, no, no.

You don't understand.

Let me explain.

Uh...

Well, she, uh,

she died a few years ago.

I'm sorry.

No, no.

I should go.

No, no.

Please tell me your name.

Ursula.

Ursula.

I'm Robert.

Nice to meet you, Robert.

Well, look, I'd really love to

see you again.

Can I have your number?

DR. KAHN:
So you blanked out

completely, like last time?

VICKI:
Yes.

Do you recall anything this time?

Nothing.

Well, think and tell me

what you do remember.

It was a few days ago.

I was in the kitchen.

Mihail had left for work.

The next thing I remember

it was night time.

I'm in bed.

I hadn't shown up for work all day.

And you don't remember anything

that happened that day?

Nothing.

The next morning when I woke up,

I was so exhausted,

I could hardly get out of bed.

Are you still having the headaches?

[screaming]

Are you still having the headaches?

Sometimes.

- Have you heard of syncope?

- No.

It's complete loss of consciousness,

interruption of awareness

of one's self and surroundings.

If you feel yourself blanking out

again, it's simple.

Just take deep breaths.

Deep breaths.

All right.

Mr. Diggs.

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