Has he tried to speak or communicate in any way? Even if his brain were not mush, which it...

David Mills: Has he tried to speak or communicate in any way? Dr. Beardsley: Even if his brain were not mush, which it is, he chewed off his own tongue long ago. William Somerset: Uh... Doc, is there absolutely no chance that he might survive? Dr. Beardsley: Detective, he'd die of shock right now if you were to shine a flashlight in his eyes. He's experienced about as much pain and suffering as anyone I've encountered, give or take... and he still has hell to look forward to. Good night.

Now, has he tried to speak or communicate in any way? Even if his brain were not mush, which it is... ...he chewed off his own tongue long ago. Uh, Doc. Is there absolutely no chance that he might survive? Detective, he'd die of shock right now if you were to shine a flashlight in his eyes. He's experienced about as much pain and suffering as anyone I've encountered. Give or take. And he still has hell to look forward to. Good night. Tonight we bring you the Charlie Parker Quintet. Featuring Sir Charles Thompson on piano, Herb Pomeroy's trumpet... ...Jimmy Woode, bass, Kenny Clarke, drums, and the alto saxophone of Charlie Parker. - Yeah? - Hello, William? - It's Tracy. - Tracy? - Is everything all right? - Yeah, yes, everything's fine. - Where's David? - He's just, uh— He's in the other room. He's in the shower. Um, I'm sorry to call you like this. Oh, it's all right. Um.... What can I do for you, Tracy? I, uh.... Um, heh. I need someone to talk to. Do you think you could meet me somewhere... ...maybe tomorrow morning? I don't understand.