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Raise your left arm
Raise your left arm
Okay
Martin, do you know where we are?
Do you know where we are now?
-I understand, it's not working -Water… water…
Knife
Knife
What's your name?
Can you tell me your name?
This here…
Water… water… water
I know
Martin You're Martin Hruby
Martin Can you repeat that?
Martin Your name?
Ma… Mar… Mart…
-Can you write it? -Water Knife
Write… write it Martin…
Calm down, Martin, we'll get through this
Calm down Turn it off
Aphasia is generally very rare But in extreme cases like this one,
he is completely cut off from the world
To give you an idea of what it's like,
everyone who suffers apathetic brain impairment
as a result of injury or a cerebrovascular accident
has experienced something like death
UNSPOKEN
That's fucked up
Forgetting how to speak
Not understanding what anyone says to you
Not knowing at all what's going on
I can't even imagine
A clever and perceptive person
An outstanding specialist
He was the best vet I ever had
He did whatever it took so the animals didn't suffer
Even if a horse was skittish, he found a way to treat him
He was always active and positive
He loved his work, loved the animals
At age five, he went everywhere with me He always wanted to help
At age ten, he helped me deliver a calf Most kids wouldn't be able to handle it
My son was…
You'd have to know him from before
Of course, I understand how it is now
You have lots of work, Erika It's hard
You can't wait forever
But we're not waiting for anything
More salad, Mum?
Happy
What?
Nothing
You said your husband was happy
Before the accident, of course
Two or three days
But it'll be fine
Yeah, yeah… Whoa, whoa
Good, it's there
It's normal
Wanna help?
We need someone with small hands
Whoa, whoa
Don't act like a princess
I can't do it without you, get back here
Every marriage has issues
So I'm sorry, but your ideal world seems odd
-Are you married? -Divorced
I am
You don't have any problems?
We do
I know very well what my mother-in-law told you
How horrible it was at home
But my marriage was completely normal…
and happy
Erika
-Are we ready? -Yeah
Hold on to the saddle One, two, three…
You see?
Good
Don't be afraid You see? That's great
Just like that
I knew you could do it
It happened on August 13, is that right?
I know how difficult it must be for you to remember
Hello?
Speaking
Please, can you tell me where Martin Hruby is?
He's being operated on
You can wait here if you want, but it's going to be a while
Sorry, but I have to go
Mrs Hruba?
Unfortunately, contusions are on both sides of his brain
One from the horse's hoof, the other from the wall of the stall
The damage is great
But he'll survive?
Half his body will likely be paralysed
But it may get better
The temporal lobe suffered great damage
The frontal and posterior lobes were only slightly injured
As a result, his speech centre was seriously damaged
But…
he will talk again?
There is always a chance
But given the nature of the injury, it's not very likely
How did your husband take the prognosis?
How would you feel if everything suddenly stopped making sense?
Not so great
My dear Martin
It's okay
It's going to be okay
It's okay, it's okay
You look terrible Go home and sleep
I'll stay with him tonight
Hello?
Hello, I'm Jana Klimentova
The hospital gave me your number
I'm the owner of the horse that kicked your husband
I see…
I'm sorry to bother you,
but I just wanted to ask how your husband is
I also have the things he left here after the accident,
veterinary equipment and a jacket
He had an operation
The doctors aren't sure of the outcome
Sorry, but I'm going to have to sign some insurance papers
I had to file a claim
-Good morning -Good morning
Good morning, nurse
Sorry, I said I'd be back but I must've fallen asleep
But I told you to get some sleep
Martin and I were just fine here
I'm used to not sleeping
Good morning…
We've got through worse than this, right?
Like what?
-What do you mean? -What's worse than this?
Doesn't this seem bad enough?
You just won't accept that there's no "getting through" this shitty situation
Stop denying how screwed up things are and look at him
He's paralysed and he can't talk He's like a little baby
-Don't talk like that in front of him -Martin?
What's my name?
What's my name? You don't know, do you?
You don't even know what we're saying
Yep, Martin, it's all for shit
Don't you dare treat my son like that
You don't know what he's feeling inside
You know nothing about his suffering
-And what the hell do you know about it? -Plenty
Enough to know what he needs because I'm his mother
Can't you see he's getting better?
Physically, yes
Otherwise he doesn't know what the fuck we're talking about
But his mother didn't think his prognosis was so bleak
She said he made fast progress
She only ever saw what she wanted to
You said yourself things could shift
If there's a change of scene, if he's home
Improvement can advance quickly
But the mental side plays a big role,
and Dr Zvolsky will be seeing to that
There is extensive damage to his speech and to other cognitive functions,
but we can work with it
You must realise that he needs long-term care and rehabilitation
He can't use the toilet or make food by himself
Someone needs to give him his injections and take care of him 24 hours a day
He can come home with me
I have no problem with that
I'll be happy to care for him
Me too, but things need to be ready
Hello
Sorry to disturb you
I'm Jana Klimentova We spoke over the phone
Here are his things
She's the owner of the horse
I'm Martin's mother
I'm terribly sorry
May I say hello to him?
Hi, how are you feeling?
He doesn't understand you
It's okay…
You mentioned insurance papers?
He may be insured as a vet, but as the owner I'm responsible
What's the next step?
I'm taking him home soon
If you need anything, please just let me know
His mother is happy to help me
But I'm sure it won't be easy even with his mother's help
Do you have a pen?
Your husband cared for my animals for over ten years
He saved my horses many times
I'd like to help somehow
My husband was injured once; I know how much the equipment costs
I have a big car,
so just give me a call
-I know all this is so… -Terrible
It's terrible
That's where you saw Mrs Klimentova for the first time?
Yes
You'd never heard of her before that point?
No
Not till she called about my husband's things
How did you judge your husband's transition to being home?
I'm tired
Okay…
We'll finish for today
-Got it? -Lord
Good
I think I can manage from here, thanks
Let me still help you with this
That's good…
-I'm ready, say when -One, two, three…
-Now the bed -Okay
Is that good?
It's pretty comfortable
How about a little something?
Interested?
We had that same bed in the kitchen when my husband was injured
It was the only room with heating
The stables were in ruins when we bought them
We didn't have any more money, so we did the reconstruction ourselves
He fell while fixing the roof
Did he recover?
He broke his pelvis; it was unpleasant but he's okay
-Hello -Hello
-Want something to drink? -Not yet, let him look around
The hospital installed the surveillance system five years ago
Cameras are placed opposite each other to eliminate blind spots
Can someone gain access to a patient without you noticing?
I'm not always watching But doctors can, of course
I remember that doctor being there And also nurses, cleaning women…
And his wife and mother came to see him too
-Here's that list you wanted -Okay
How do you know it was his wife and mother?
The old lady once made a big scene so I asked the girls who she was
It'll be okay
But you have to get back to work, especially if you want to compete
You know I stopped actively competing years ago
My boss will let me work half-time, then I have a few private trainings
And I've already arranged for a nurse
Sure
But you need some time just for yourself
And Martin needs people around him that he knows
So I thought I might sleep in his room
You'll be more comfortable at home
I can call you if need be
I don't feel like trudging across town every day
It won't be every day
Where are we going? The toilet?
To the toilet?
Okay then
Martin
Martin, no
You can't
Your husband allegedly tried to commit suicide on October 3
What do you mean "allegedly"?
Can you confirm it?
You think just like she does
Like who?
His mother
She also didn't believe he'd ever do such a thing
Why didn't she believe you?
Because he behaved so differently around her
Like a good boy with no problems, if you know what I mean
The idea of him ever attempting suicide?
Out of the question
But he did so in your presence?
Several times
-Where are you going with this? -Just asking
Dammit, why should I stand for this?
Answer the question
Why?
What happens if I just stand up and walk out?
You're a suspect in a criminal case, so we can hold you for 48 hours
Even though you haven't been charged yet
I can get the DA to sign off on it within the hour
You don't need anything else?
Vitamins?
Are you eating well?
Do coffee and wine count?
I had an apple
You've eliminated everything else?
Because it shouldn't be combined with this
Don't worry
Now it spilled everywhere, silly
He waited till I took a shower
He wanted to take a whole pack of my sleeping pills
I can't leave him alone for a second during the day
At night, I keep waking up to make sure he hasn't…
I'm having a hard time coping
Luckily, my boss is giving me plenty of time to figure things out
I can only relax when my mother-in-law is here
because she pushed out the nurse She said she didn't trust her
But that's no good because she's always trying to make plans
Worst of all, she's so optimistic, which is even more exhausting
But at least when she's here, Martin won't try anything
He wouldn't do anything like that to her
Maybe I could come over sometime
I could help for a couple hours
Don't be silly, you have enough to do
It's the least I could do
Come on, you have a little boy
He can stay at school a bit longer
Or I could come in the morning
How would you describe his mental state when you started helping Mrs Hruba?
I don't know how to describe it
I had this crazy idea to paint the saddle room orange
But it ended up looking pretty good, like the sun was shining there
Not so interesting, eh?
Hey, I can show you some new pictures
Pictures
That's Berda
Yeah, Berda
-Ber-da -Berda Yes
-Berda -Berda
She looks nice with the sun
Animals or the outdoors…
He likes those things
He remembers them and they calm him down
It's exactly what he needs
More stimulation, new people – he needs to shake off his lethargy
Erika has my number Maybe he could come for a visit
Thank you, that's a great idea
I saw the possibilities and so did Dana, his mum
She was willing to try anything
Excuse me, it's my wife
But the idea was yours
Yeah, mine…
I just wanted to help since it happened at my place
But…
Erika…
It felt to me like she had kind of given up
Or that it was too hard for her
-Hi -Hi
He remembers Martin being different
I would've done the same
I'd probably have cried and run away
Come on, he doesn't understand
You don't know that
Okay, right this way…
This place was a complete ruin
It took four years but we did it ourselves
First we did the stable so we could rent out stalls;
that helped a little
Go over there
I think he…
That's where the horse is that kicked him
At the time, he had a terrible infection in his left front leg
It was just a reflex; he isn't a bad horse
Dana believed it might help
You don't need language to communicate with animals
Honza, it's cold Put on a jacket
Everything okay with the insurance company?
Yeah, it's fine
Thanks
We wondered if what we were doing might actually be hurting him
How did his wife seem to you at the time?
I don't know…
It was hard for her
Be more specific
Well…
I had the feeling that she didn't love him anymore
Sorry, the babysitter fell through and I didn't want to cancel
He'll be good Right, Honza?
Of course
-Hi, Honza -Hi
Remember me?
-Come on in -Thanks
Hi
Uncle is okay, Honza
He doesn't talk much Like I explained, remember?
We're going to spend a little time with him You can sit here
-So, I can leave now? -Sure
-You can play with this for a while -Thanks
It's a real test but it's administered by God
You have to move the balls to get the most points
Let's sprint one more lap
No way
Yes way It's all in your head
I'm not going to eat it, I'm not going to eat it
He played for almost two hours, no problem
I think he might enjoy such things
He obviously understands it
That's fantastic
His cap…
-Next Thursday? -Yes
Thanks a lot, Jana
-Bye -Bye, Honza
The balls?
Okay…
Mummy, someone's calling
Hi
Hi, Jana… Am I disturbing you?
You just sound a little funny
Real quick: What's the name of the game Martin liked?
That
This one?
Okay…
MESSAGES
LOOKING FORWARD TO IT, KISSES
I'LL BE THERE AROUND NOON
ARE YOU COMING? WHERE ARE YOU?
You claim not to have talked with Mrs Klimentova that evening
But phone records show that you called her
Why?
I don't know
So I called her…
I don't remember it
Try to remember
Sorry we're late, but Honza wanted to draw Martin a picture
No worries, I'll be back in an hour
Fine
And people pay for this
For their own murder
Uncle, look
Hey, look at me twirl it
When I spin it like this, it comes right back again
Do you practise those cryptic looks some place?
Do you know how long your husband had an affair with Mrs Klimentova?
How could you do that?
Fucking listen to me
Did I ever hold you back?
Did I?
I saw you You're a bad boy Get out
This is what I'm talking about
You fucking asshole, I hate you
Hi, I thought I'd stop by
It's late, you should've called
I wanted to arrange things in person for next week
Starting next week, the nurse will be coming
What?
But we said that strangers…
She'll do just as good a job as we do
I can take care of him
Thanks, Dana, I'm incredibly tired
She didn't let me see him
She was irritable
And at the time she was drinking a lot
You know she was or you just think that?
I know it
The stress was obviously too much for her
She no longer had the freedom my son gave her during their marriage
Nurses from the hospital say you yelled at your daughter-in-law several times
Do you know the definition of a witness?
Someone who thinks they saw something
Build your case on facts instead and find out who hurt my son
I can't stand the helplessness
And it irritates me that I don't know what he wants
But I guess I do
He wants to die
Not to be
Sometimes it feels like we're both already dead
Depression is common among patients with chronic aphasia
But this isn't living
Support from loved ones is important
Yeah, sure
I feel terrible
I'll send you a prescription for Zoloft
That will really suppress things, and he'll mainly sleep
It should also decrease his thoughts of suicide
Here's something to help you relax, and my telephone number
Call me anytime if you need to talk
Medical records state that your husband had several cuts on his left hand,
and stab wounds and cuts on his left thigh
He attempted the alleged suicide on November 27
What do you mean "alleged"?
You think I wanted to kill him?
Then why didn't I let him bleed out?
At the hospital back then you couldn't remember
I can't believe this
I'll keep him in the psychiatric ward for a while
It's common practise in such cases
I can better calibrate his medication,
and he'll be under constant supervision
Are you okay?
Mrs Hruba wasn't my patient so I have no comment
According to section 158, paragraph 8 of the penal code,
a person giving an account is obliged to tell the truth
and hold nothing back
She was understandably upset
Did you latch onto any specific details?
No
We have proof that someone killed Mr Hruby
The question is whether he was killed intentionally or through neglect
What's going on?
I know that Martin would never do such a thing
I felt that she was starting to hate him
when she found out that Martin had a child
Do you think your daughter-in-law was having an affair?
I don't know
Regardless, she wasn't one to limit herself because of family
She forbid me from visiting him in the hospital
I didn't know how he was doing
I felt completely helpless
I…
I understand what you must think of me…
but I loved him
True, Honza was unplanned, but we were both happy about it
And it was my decision because I wanted a baby
I had no problem raising him alone
I didn't want anything from Martin
Honza doesn't even know
To him he was just…
Uncle Martin
And it was his decision to be part of Honza's life
Honza's birth certificate has Martin as the father
Look after your mum
-See you later -Bye, Uncle
How many times have we discussed this?
We both knew from the beginning that it wouldn't be easy
Don't you know how hard it is for me to be just his uncle?
So don't be
Stay here with us
Sorry, but I have to go
Will you lie to him his whole life?
It was obvious he'd never leave her
Why? They didn't have kids
His mother said he really wanted them
Exactly
What?
Don't you know?
They tried for years without success
Martin knew how unhappy it made Erika
He knew how much she wanted kids
and he didn't want to add to her pain
Artificial insemination…
isn't always successful
Unfortunately
It doesn't matter, honey
We'll try again
A fifth time?
Then I'll leave you
I don't want someone staying with me out of pity
Dammit, I'm not with you out of pity
I'm with you because I want to be
Don't you get it?
Why did you hide it from his mother?
She thinks you didn't want children
Because I didn't like her sticking her nose into everything
Her and her unflagging determination But don't you dare tell her
Anyway, now she has the grandson she always wanted
How did you feel after finding out…
that your husband had a child?
What do you want to hear?
That I felt somehow clever?
Of course I hated her for it
And him too
But that doesn't mean I killed him
How did Mr Hruby seem during his last hospitalisation?
Given his partial paralysis and the loss of blood he suffered,
other medications were prescribed
At the time of his death,
he was taking antibiotics for a urinary tract infection,
and he had other digestive problems
But those are common for all patients confined to a bed
You regularly documented his condition
and consulted colleagues on the case
Did you happen to discuss experimental treatments?
Almost all treatments are experimental in such cases
We tried pulse therapy, psychoactive drugs…
But it's hard to gauge their effects
because there is very little feedback
We'd like to know if the total failure of his internal organs –
stated in the report as the cause of death –
was somehow unusual
For example, did you suspect that one of your staff…
had neglected something?
No
Rush it to the lab
-What happened? -Organ failure
One, two, three
On one Now Stop
Now Two Now
Yes?
-May I? -Of course
I was just filing this away when I noticed something…
07 mmol per litre
Incredibly low blood glucose
Thanks for the explanation
I asked at the lab
They said they tried to reach you, but you didn't pick up
Did the internist or anyone else see it?
No, he's upstairs somewhere
I was just wondering if I should file it…
Thank you, I'll take care of it
So you contend that Mr Hruby could not have administered insulin to himself
He was physically incapable
He was unable to ask for it or even to ask by writing it down
You said he was under a strong sedative?
Yes, I mean no
For four weeks after his attempted suicide,
he received a strong anxiolytic and antidepressant
But then we took him off it at his wife's request
But he was always under supervision or secured
Even on the day of his death?
Look, I know you've gone over the hospital records
Can you think who might have an interest in Mr Hruby's death?
I don't think anyone wanted to hurt him
-People tried to help him -You, for instance
I'm not a proponent of euthanasia, and as a doctor I can't be
You see, the feelings people bring to it might be temporary
You talk as if your patient was euthanized
We still think it was murder
You firmly rejected an autopsy
even though it is required in cases of suspicious death
Why?
Because I didn't want them to cut him up
But at the time when you saw Dr Zvolsky,
did he not tell you that your husband died of insulin overdose?
They told me he had low blood sugar, but that could be caused by…
Caused by what?
God, I don't know
He took lots of pills Get off my back
Maybe at first you didn't think about murder
but when you realised your husband's disability was permanent…
If that's how I thought, then it was enough to do nothing
A single moment of inattention, and I could have just lived my life
And no one could have said a thing
-Single, well-off… -Exactly
Except now I have to sell my apartment and divide all our assets with her
When did you find out your husband had given half of everything
to Mrs Klimentova and her son?
About a month before his death,
when his lawyer and I had to deal with his life insurance
He left all of it to her
Stop before you get stuck; everything is waterlogged anyway
Not a drop the whole damned summer, now the crops are rotting
Jana, I'll buy the hay
Nice of you but it doesn't help You're already sending money for Honza
Well, what if I send Honza the money for the hay?
Martin told me we'd be taken care of if anything happened
But, of course, I didn't know how
And I didn't think to worry about it
But after his injury, you knew that the insurance was in your name
That's enough reason to suspect you of bringing the insulin into his room
He sent her money every month
but the amounts differed
On top of that, it wasn't a standing order
that continued after his accident
So while Mr Hruby was alive and in the condition he was in,
Mrs Klimentova lacked financial support and her son had no inheritance
because Mr Hruby's wife dealt with his finances
Mrs Klimentova is a horse breeder, so she must've known other vets
She could have had access to powerful drugs…
including insulin
At the very least, she could have found someone to get it for her
Then just add it to his IV and the insurance… was hers
But he was the father of her child
All women are crazy
And like you say, I never met a woman who didn't lie
Eat, Goofy
Of course I was shocked
But I was also happy after it sank in that I had a grandson
And there is something in Martin's life that I should keep trying…
even in this situation
When did you find out?
Hello
Nice of you to call me Erika won't take my calls
I was really scared
What have you got there?
That's a tractor and this is uncle
A tractor and uncle?
Tell me, how is such a young boy so good at drawing?
I just am
-How old are you? -Six
Would you stay here while I get a coffee?
I didn't really like how Jana offered help to Erika, of course
She's a single mother who also has a stable to look after
Yet she has time to help a woman she doesn't know?
Then when I saw her with Martin…
well… you know…
I was happy
Martin looked just the same at his age
Hi
-Get out -I'm the one who called her
Both of you get out
Then Erika asked the hospital staff to stop Jana from coming to visit
Don't you realise this isn't about you?
Or…
Or about her either?
Martin needs to know that we can solve this situation
And he needs to see Honza
How do you know? Did he say so?
I can feel it
And I can feel that he needs peace
And so do I
Can you check to see if any of them got broken on the way?
If they did, here's a sharpener
It's electric
Martin would surely have wanted you and the boy to be well taken care of
So if you need money or anything, I'm happy to help
Anything at all Understand?
You don't know how happy I am to have the two of you
Did you ever notice Mrs Hruba and Dr Zvolsky behaving…
intimately?
She used to go to his office
Sometimes for a long time,
but that's normal
Everyone here is suffering, you know?
Stop it
When were you with Mr Hruby on the day he died?
From about two
I changed his catheter, but I told you that the first time you were here
Do you think it could've been caused…
by a change of medication?
Not likely Mr Hruby wasn't diabetic
The medical report says he had high blood sugar
Lots of drugs influence the metabolism of glucose
You want to lower his blood sugar, you're tired, your attention wanders…
You administer too large a dose, and that's that
Don't try to drag me into this
I don't know what they'd been saying
His mother dragged her into the room before I got there
So I only heard her say that they weren't going to make a scene
And she apologised to me
What about the other two?
What do you mean?
How did you feel about them?
Anything unusual? Anything that surprised you?
No
Maybe only that his wife couldn't stand the other woman
with the little boy
But then she stopped coming
How many times that day did you attend to Mr Hruby?
I gave him breakfast…
And then I saw him once more before rounds
Security footage shows you there when all three were visiting
Right…
I returned…
because I had left ciprofloxacin on the table
That's an antibiotic for urinary tract infections
And when I went in…
things were kind of… strange
Show me once again where Mrs Klimentova was standing
She was sitting, not standing The chair was there
And Mrs Hruba?
By the window
Did you see her hands?
I don't know
No
The atmosphere was pretty heavy so I got out of there fast
Her mother was at the sink
And the two of them turned their back to me when I came in
Which two?
His mother and his wife
The nurses have no motive
Could they be covering for the doctor?
Could be
Thanks to Dr Zvolsky's experiments, Mr Hruby had high blood sugar
The doctor needs to bring down blood sugar
Bad dosage
He can hide behind the nurses
Do you think it's possible that while you were with your son, just before…
That your daughter-in-law or Mrs Klimentova
could have added something to his IV?
No, not at that time
But your daughter-in-law was there first,
so she had time alone with him
If you say so
Do you think…
…that she could do it?
I wanted to go sleep anyway
No love lost between you and your daughter-in-law, eh?
No, you're right
I really don't like her very much
It must've been terrible waiting for her to finally decide
Martin couldn't leave her after all they'd gone through
What do you mean?
Why didn't you tell me?
Why didn't you tell me you'd been trying to have a baby?
How do you know?
Jana
Don't explain, I didn't come for that
I came to apologise
I'm sorry, I just didn't understand
Now I know how terrible you must've felt
when you found out about Honza
I'm very sorry
About it all
Forgive me
You know what finally made me feel better?
At least I know he had that experience
Something he so wanted
He got to have that
When you three were in your husband's room, can you imagine
Mrs Klimentova or your mother-in-law
putting something into his IV?
We talked most of the time
But you told Dr Zvolsky and the staff
that you didn't want Mrs Klimentova visiting your husband
That's why she visited with my mother-in-law
They wouldn't have let her in otherwise
I'm not asking for her, but for Martin
If you take her there, he'll see that you've forgiven him
I think we all need that now
What are his chances now?
As you know, Erika
we can't rely on almost any communication strategy
Just ask the speech therapist
He's even failing his efforts to understand pictures or writing
So naturally his feelings of inferiority are increasing
He's losing self-worth,
and he's taking it badly
And the limited movement?
I wouldn't count on any fundamental improvement
So, we're trapped
Amen
You didn't have to tell her
She treated you so badly because she didn't know, that's why I told her
I also treated you terribly
I don't know what to do; I'm ashamed of myself
You weren't ashamed before?
No, I didn't know you before
You were just some woman
I didn't imagine you like this
Then how did you imagine me?
I don't know
I tried not to imagine you at all
Or only enough to justify why Martin deserved me…
and Honza
But then I realised he loved you,
and that he'd have left me if not for Honza
Every time we parted, he was already thinking about you
That hurt
I sometimes wished he didn't exist
Because I couldn't end it
Anyone could've given him the insulin
Any of the doctors or staff
Maybe his blood sugar went up because of all the drugs
Seems like you know something about it
I couldn't have done it
I was with them the whole time
I'd have to be crazy to try to kill him in front of his wife and mother
Do I look crazy?
What about last Christmas?
Honza asked him
what he wanted from Santa
He said he'd like a picture to hang on the wall
Well…
But as he left and we were alone,
he said he wished he wouldn't have to lie on Christmas anymore
I mean
that he wouldn't have to lie anymore at all
Well, then, he got his wish
First off, I already know
And second, he can't talk anymore
Thank you
For what?
That we're here together like this
At least we can do this for him
-I like this song -Me too
I think we might be able to do something else for him
I think we have to tell her
As a mother, I'd want to know if it were my child
She won't allow it I know it
I think you underestimate her
And I think I've known her for 15 years
-Bye -Bye
How do you imagine it going forward?
His life
If you can even call it that
Martin would never let an animal suffer like that
Martin isn't an animal
And we don't know what he thinks
Don't we?
He'll be able to use the toilet soon; he's getting better at it
Perhaps
But for now he needs two people to help him
because he's taking a strong sedative
But without the sedative, he keeps trying to hurt himself
Because he's not improving
Your son flat-out refuses to co-operate
-You don't tend to him enough -Excuse me?
He's become too much for you to handle
Let me tell you something: things have become too much for him to handle
He thinks and feels, so he fully realises his limitations
He can't talk or write, and half his body isn't under his control
He doesn't want to stare at the ceiling or be a burden to anyone
The inability to communicate is among the worst of all disabilities
Sorry
but the feeling I get from him
is that he's already lost the struggle between body and soul
You'll have to excuse me, I have other patients
I want all three of us to be there, so he'll know you've patched it up
And so he'll have a chance to say goodbye in peace
I want him to be fully aware
so we truly know what he wants
On that day, none of us can ever be there alone with him
And no one should know that we're on speaking terms
or that you two are getting along
Not you and me either
A person should experience everything life brings until their last breath
I'd be cautious about discontinuing the sedative
His mental state isn't stable
How can you know that?
This isn't his mental state, it's a state you put him into
And I'd like to see how my husband really is
Don't you want to know?
If it's your express wish, I'll discontinue it
On your authority
-What's she doing here? -I invited her
-I don't want her here -It's not just your decision
-He's my husband -And my son
I don't want you here
Because you're not thinking about him
And what were you thinking about when you slept with a married man?
World peace?
Let's stop airing our dirty laundry for the whole hospital
I'll get my coffee
I just wanted to have it out with her, for Honza's sake and for Dana's
Then she stopped taking my calls
I had to convince her to finally let me see him
I was so ashamed of them
The last thing he needed was to see us fight
-Will you feed him? -Yes, thanks
I still feel terrible that not one of us focused on Martin that day
Instead we just fought
Maybe if we hadn't fought, we might've noticed something in time
Maybe we could've done something
The whole time I've felt that
we were the ones who killed Martin
Because of our ridiculous arguing
And he was suddenly aware of it because he'd changed medications
I was afraid that he gave out because he was so disturbed by it
I was relieved to find out that's not what happened
You'd have to live with this a very long time
There's another thing…
If you'll be keeping a file on Martin, this should be part of it
Not just from after his injury
You're sure this is right?
I recommend we close the investigation
We failed to ascertain the evidence needed to prosecute
In fact, there's not a concrete suspect
I'll send the DA the decision to drop the case
It'll be okay, don't worry
It has to be
Say hi to Honza
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