The Merry Murder Case

So, ladies and gentlemen, I have tried to show in my brief lecture just how factual are the case histories on applied psychology contained in my newest book.

Are there any questions? Mr. Mary. Oh yes. Mr. Mary, if as you say, the subconscious is the stronger of our two minds. Why doesn't it dominate us most of the time? A very good question.

In my opinion, the subconscious is held in check by a controlling band. a ban that keeps it under the conscious mind. Were it possible to remove that unturly influence? I am of the opinion that the subconscious would dominate our motivations.

Well, if there are no other questions, ladies and gentlemen, I have been informed I have a phone call in my office. Should any of you care to speak to me there, I assure you I shall be delighted.

Thank you very much. This is Mr. Mary speaking. Mr. Mary, this is George Hawworth. I represent the Justine Literary Club. Would it be possible for you to speak to our members next Thursday? Next Thursday.

Well, I intended to return to the coast. Oh. But I think I might be able to postpone my departure for just a minute. Just a minute. Will you write me a letter, Mr. Harworth's merely confirming our appointment?

I'll be very glad to. Thank you, Mr. Mary. Not at all. Goodbye. Ernie. Oh, it's you. I thought I saw you in my audience. I hardly expected the pleasure of a personal visit. Come in.

I hope you've come to tell me that you've forgotten the past. How would the French say it? Earned the tissues? One of those things? I'm glad you came to see me. I've been wanting to explain.