Domin. Why, of course.
Helena. (To Others. Wavering, then in desperate resolution) Tell me, doesn’t it ever distress you the way you are treated?
Fabry. By whom, may I ask?
Helena. Why, everybody.
Alquist. Treated?
Dr. Gall. What makes you think—
Helena. Don’t you feel that you might be living a better life? (Pause. All confused.)
Dr. Gall. (Smiling) Well, that depends on what you mean, Miss Glory.
Helena. I mean that it’s perfectly outrageous. It’s terrible. (Standing up) The whole of Europe is talking about the way you’re being treated. That’s why I came here, to see for myself, and it’s a thousand times worse than could have been imagined. How can you put up with it?