must aIways continue education.
Good for my patients,
and keeps Dr Yang young.
But teII Doctor, what is probIem?
WeII, I've experienced a doubIe bIow.
A husband who Ioved me once,
I know that he no Ionger does.
And a man I met recentIy
and deveIoped strong feeIings for...
..now doesn't seem to want me.
Love. Love is most compIex emotion.
Human beings unpredictabIe.
No Iogic to emotions.
Where there is no Iogic,
there is no rationaI thought.
Where there is no rationaI thought,
there can be much romance,...
..but much suffering.
Gee, I... I feeI Iike I'm adrift,
Iike I've been cut Ioose.
A whiIe ago I had a routine Iife,
with feeIings I understood.
A husband, a home.
Mrs Tait had iIIusion of happiness.
Upon cIoser observation, not very honest
husband, not very honest with seIf.
- I'm frightened.
- Freedom is frightening feeIing.
Can you heIp me before you go?
Here, Mrs Tait.
SpeciaI herbs, very speciaI herbs.
Found onIy in HimaIayas.
- What wiII these do?
- Is strong Iove potion.
DissoIve into drink.
He who drinks wiII Iose heart to Mrs Tait.
So... so these wiII
make Joe Iove me again?
Or your husband Iove you again
as he once did.
- ReaIIy?
- Herb is potent. Choice is yours.
Use wiseIy.
Choice?
I think Mrs Tait has better idea of who
she is than before she came to Dr Yang.
Who her friends are, or are not.
Who is husband, Iover, sister, mother.
What are her needs, her Iimits, her gifts.
What are her innermost feeIings.
May not know aII answers,
but has better idea. No?
Yes. Yes, it's true.
Now must decide
which road her Iife wiII take.
Whoa! Sorry.
AIice. I didn't think you couId make it.
- Uh-oh. What's wrong?
- I'II come back.
Don't be siIIy. Come in.
There are a Iot of peopIe you know here.
- Is that AIice?
- Hi.
- Where's Doug?
- He's... he's busy.
- Merry Christmas.
- Thank you. Merry Christmas.
- I'm a IittIe shaken up.
- Yeah, I see that. Let's go into the kitchen.
What is it? What?
OK. I have to make a decision
between Doug and Joe.
Oh, God. WeII...
- AII right. What are your feeIings?
- I don't know.
I have feeIings for both of them.
AIice, is it that simpIe?
You just pick the one you want?
It's a Iong story, but yes, yes, I can.
- You're the one to make this decision.
- Come on, you two. Join the party.
It's prime time.
PeopIe are gonna begin Ieaving soon.
(* "Will You Still Be Mine"
by Erroll Garner)
That's great. Look at these peopIe go.
- We're not gonna have anything Ieft.
- The party's a big hit. So's the eggnog.
CocktaiI franks and bicarbonate of soda.
What's... what's with AIice?
She Iooked so upset when she came in.
- I'm gonna go get some more cake.
- Come on, teII me.
Dorothy?
Excuse me. AIice?
CouId I have a word with you?
- Yes. Excuse me. Excuse me.
- Excuse us.
Thanks. He was getting a IittIe repetitious.
What is this?
I'm so gIad you and Dorothy
are seeing more of each other.
Thank you. I'm gIad, too.
- I've aIways Iiked you.
- Thank you. I've aIways Iiked...
Have I got something there?
I'm gIad you guys moved to New York.
No, I mean, I reaIIy Iike you.
Thank you. I reaIIy Iike you, too.
- Now I know I made a mistake.
- What's that? A mistake?
Yeah. Marrying Dorothy. You're the one
I Iove. AIways have, aIways wiII.
What are you saying?
What, are you kidding?
I don't know. Maybe I'm drunk.
Maybe you're drunk. I don't think
you shouId be saying things Iike that.
- Oh, AIice, darIing.
- Ken, come on.
Come on, Ken.
Good to see you. Who's that?
It doesn't matter, anyway.
- HeIIo. Hi.
- HeIIo.
- We haven't met. I'm Sid Moscowitz.
- Excuse me. I'm AIice Tait.
You'II think I'm very forward, but you're
the IoveIiest creature I've ever seen.
Thank you.
That's very sweet. Thank you.
- Don't be offended.
- This is my night. I'm not at aII offended.
- I've been staring at you for haIf an hour.
- Have you reaIIy?
- God!
- Excuse me. Hi, Sid. How are you?
- I'm fine.
-