Doctor, I'm not even sure it's human
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Dr. Julius Lifflander:
No, no, I think we're making a big mistake. We're rushing things. We shouldn't even be here. Dr. Harold Needleman:
Where's the boy now? Duane's Father:
He's upstairs in bed asleep, he can't hear us. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
We need to think this over. Talk it over. Duane's Father:
We don't have time, it must be done now, while my sister in law's away. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
I'm not sure, I've got second thoughts. Duane's Father:
Bullshit, second thoughts! I've had twelve years of doctor's second thoughts! Dr. Julius Lifflander:
I don't know, I just don't know! Duane's Father:
Well you'd sure as hell know if it were your own son we were talking about. Dr. Harold Needleman:
Okay, do you understand that if we seperate the deformity from Duane it will probably die? Duane's Father:
It's better off dead. What kind of life would it have the way it is? Dr. Julius Lifflander:
We're talking about your child! Duane's Father:
Child? Duane is my child, not that other thing. All I want is Duane to be normal, it's too late to change the other one, just cut Duane from it. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
I don't know, I don't know! Duane's Father:
The hospital says no, every doctor I've asked says no, you two may be my last hope. I don't know who you are, or where Lifflander found you, and I don't care. No questions asked, just separate them. Dr. Judith Kutter:
He's right of course, the boy should have a chance at a normal life. They don't share organs or bone, just tissue and flesh. If the operation is successful the most we will have is a nasty scar. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
And the other one? Dr. Judith Kutter:
Doctor, I'm not even sure it's human
No, no, I think we're making a big mistake. We're rushing things. We shouldn't even be here. Dr. Harold Needleman:
Where's the boy now? Duane's Father:
He's upstairs in bed asleep, he can't hear us. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
We need to think this over. Talk it over. Duane's Father:
We don't have time, it must be done now, while my sister in law's away. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
I'm not sure, I've got second thoughts. Duane's Father:
Bullshit, second thoughts! I've had twelve years of doctor's second thoughts! Dr. Julius Lifflander:
I don't know, I just don't know! Duane's Father:
Well you'd sure as hell know if it were your own son we were talking about. Dr. Harold Needleman:
Okay, do you understand that if we seperate the deformity from Duane it will probably die? Duane's Father:
It's better off dead. What kind of life would it have the way it is? Dr. Julius Lifflander:
We're talking about your child! Duane's Father:
Child? Duane is my child, not that other thing. All I want is Duane to be normal, it's too late to change the other one, just cut Duane from it. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
I don't know, I don't know! Duane's Father:
The hospital says no, every doctor I've asked says no, you two may be my last hope. I don't know who you are, or where Lifflander found you, and I don't care. No questions asked, just separate them. Dr. Judith Kutter:
He's right of course, the boy should have a chance at a normal life. They don't share organs or bone, just tissue and flesh. If the operation is successful the most we will have is a nasty scar. Dr. Julius Lifflander:
And the other one? Dr. Judith Kutter:
Doctor, I'm not even sure it's human
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No no I think we're making a big mistake
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We're rushing things We shouldn't even be here
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Where's the boy now
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He's upstairs in bed asleep
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We need time to think this over
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Talk it over
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We don't have time
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It must be done now while my sister in law is away
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I'm not sure I've got second thoughts
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Movie Summary
A young man carrying a big basket that contains his extremely deformed, formerly conjoined twin brother seeks vengeance on the doctors who separated them against their will.
