will.
- I'm sure you will.
- And what are your plans?
- Oh, definitely something in fashion.
A designer for the theatre, or costume
designing, just regular clothing designer.
I don't know. It's still just a dream.
And if I said marry me,
and have my children...
..and stay by my side,
and be Mrs Douglas Tait?
I'd say you were getting ahead
of yourself. After all, we just met.
But I'll confess you're very handsome.
And now, Mrs Tait?
Now I... spend hours...
..trying so hard to hold on to my youth.
And he doesn't notice.
Mrs Tait angry.
I'm at a crossroads.
I'm lost.
I'm lost.
Sleep. Sleep.
Deeper. Deeper.
At the count of three,
you will awaken and remember nothing.
You will have no memories
of these trance feelings. None.
You will not be upset by them.
you are coming out.
you are nearly conscious.
Three...
Maybe I strained my back
playing tennis, you know?
My husband was trying to teach me,
but I'm not athletic.
Relax, Mrs Tait. Just relax.
We will start the treatment
with these herbs.
What is schedule for today?
Oh, Well, I was gonna do a little shopping.
And then I was going to... to...
Yes?
..to pick up my children at school.
Or maybe not. No, I think
I'll let the baby-sitter do that.
Mrs Tait, Dr Yang would like you
to go through day as planned.
- Sudden changes too impulsive.
- Really?
Mrs Tait should take lunch
with no shellfish.
Then, at 2:30, she will take herbs, yes?
- 2:30. All right.
- After, she can retrieve children.
- But these are not dangerous, are they?
- Very mild.
Will take effect quickly.
Will wear off quickly.
Mild.
Mrs Tait, you wanted some water.
Is it 2:30 already?
Just about.
Your eyes are really... on fire.
Thank you.
- Joe Rufallo.
- Joe Rufallo.
Tufallo.
What do you do, Joe?
I'm a musician.
Saxophone?
How did you know?
You look like you blow tenor to me.
Well, you hit it right on the head.
- Actually, I'm in rehearsal now.
- Rehearsal?
Yeah, for a tribute to Duke Ellington.
- The Duke? My favourite, Joe.
- Is he?
Oh! So...
What number reed do you use?
- Reed?
- Reed, Joe.
- Between the lips.
- Yeah. A three.
- Do you play tenor?
- No.
I just... love the sax.
Yeah. Well, it's a great horn.
- Oh, the best.
- Yeah.
I'm fooling around a little
with a soprano now, too.
Really? Soprano?
- Uh-huh.
- Joe.
That'll extend your range.
You know that, don't you?
- Yeah.
- So...
Tell me, Joe.
Your wife, a musician too?
- I'm not married.
- Not married?
- No.
- Joe.
And you love Edna Millay.
- Yeah. I...
- Yeah. My favourite.
- I know that.
- Yeah.
So... I was just thinking...
..we should get together
and talk about her, don't you think?
- I think so.
- Yes.
When?
- When, Joe?
- Tomorrow.
What time?
You tell me.
Three o'clock. Inside the penguin house.
At the zoo.
- Great. Great.
- Super.
So, one last thing.
I remember the first time
I heard Coltrane on soprano.
Until then it had just been tenor,
of course, but...
It was such a moment, Joe.
Opened a whole new world
of harmonics for me.
- Really?
- Really.
I'll Ieave you with that, Joe.
I'll see you tomorrow at the zoo.
The penguin house. That's what I said.
- In the zoo?
- Yes.
- You suggested this?
- Yes. I couldn't believe I said it.
- I thought somebody else was talking.
- That's great.
The words were just coming out.
I had no idea what I was saying.
I had no idea what anything even meant.
I was talking about reeds.
- Coltrane. Who's Coltrane?
- What is that?
- That's what I wanna know.
- You probably read it.
I was so forward, too. I can't believe it.
Completely obnoxious.
Yes, but he was responsive.
Yes, but I'm telling you,
it was like I was possessed.
Really. I'm saying ''A whole new world
of harmonics opened up for me.''
- Harmonics?
- Harmonics.
What do I know about harmonics?
Well, is he nice?
What did you find out about him?
- Well, he's not married.
- Good.
He's in rehearsaI
at someplace called