Ruth Nelson credited as playing...
Mrs. Lowe
- Mrs. Lowe: When my son was born healthy, I never asked why. Why was I so lucky? What did I do to deserve this perfect child, this perfect life? But when he got sick, you can bet I asked why! I demanded to know why! Why was this happening?
- Mrs. Lowe: Oh, hello boys.
- Leonard's Friend #1: Hi, Mrs. Lowe. Can I come up to play today?
- Mrs. Lowe: Uh, no. I am sorry. Better not today.
- Leonard's Friend #1: Oh, how about tomorrow?
- Mrs. Lowe: Well, I am afraid, he won't be well by then either.
- Leonard's Friend #1: Will he be well?
- Mrs. Lowe: I don't know.
- Mrs. Lowe: What wiIl this medicine do for him?
- Dr. Sayer: I don't know what it wilI do for him, if anything at alI.
- Mrs. Lowe: What do you think it'II do?
- Dr. Sayer: I'm not sure, because it was designed for a totaIly different disorder.
- Mrs. Lowe: What do you hope it'lI do?
- Dr. Sayer: I *hope* it'Il bring him back from wherever he is.
- Mrs. Lowe: To what?
- Dr. Sayer: To the world.
- Mrs. Lowe: What's there here for him after alI these years?
- Dr. Sayer: You. You're here.
- Mrs. Lowe: [29:42] Later that year I took him to Bainbridge. It was November 14, 1939. He was 20 years old.