Dr. Van Hyde: For you, I hope.
Rose: And during this conversation, have I had—any lucid intervals?
Dr. Van Hyde: Well, candidly, and though I am what is called a specialist in brain diseases, I should regard your mind as perfectly normal and healthy, except—
Rose: Except on the subject of matrimony.
Dr. Van Hyde: Ye-s.
Rose: Now, suppose I should assure you that I am not in the least bit insane. Would that be characteristic of insanity?
Dr. Van Hyde: Few persons with a mania suspect their affliction.
Rose: I understand. But suppose—suppose—you had been deceived?
Dr. Van Hyde (jumping to his feet): Is it possible?
Rose: Physicians are deceived sometimes, are they not?