Judith Trahernhad hallucinations and saw two jumping hurdles while riding a hurdle and fell off the horse's back. Soon, she rolled down the stairs again. For Judith’s disease, Frederick Steele, MD and expert in brain surgerygave up the plan to go to the north. During the operation, it was discovered that Judith’s disease was in an advanced stage and she would lose her eyesight. Died within a few hours. Judith, who doesn’t know anything about the condition, has fallen in love with Steele at this time. In order to let Judith spend the last time in her life happily, Steele keeps the pain in the bottom of her heart and cares with double tenderness. she. They held a wedding. But Judith saw her medical history accidentally and understood everything. Judith resumed her previous nightlife while serving Steele carefully. The last moment finally came: Judith was blind, she sent Steele and everyone away with a clever excuse, and then died holding her husband's pillow.
Dark Victory movie plot
2022-05-06 06:01
Extended Reading
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Dr. Frederick Steele: [to Judith as he tries to get her to open up about her health problems] That's why you held certain things back from Dr. Parsons: you're afraid to admit them. And that's why you didn't tell him you've been having these headaches for months, but you have; and lately they've been getting worse until now you're never free of them. And your eyes; they've been cutting out too - just like somebody shutting a pair of folding doors, until your vision is almost cut in half. You pretended it was your imagination, but it isn't. Then that queer doe feeling in your right arm - you can't laugh that off. And I'll tell you how you got those burns on your fingers - cigarette. You didn't feel the burns because your sensory nerves are paralyzed. Your memory's all shot to pieces, you can't concentrate - look at your Bridge scores. And you're irritable because your nerves are all on edge. You won't admit it, but you can't deny it, can you?
[she reluctantly nods/shakes her head]
Dr. Frederick Steele: Now I think we'll get somewhere. Come on, come on.
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Judith: [just before falling asleep in her hospital bed] Doctor...
Dr. Frederick Steele: Yes?
Judith: Will you do something for me?
Dr. Frederick Steele: Yes.
Judith: When you get inside my head, see if you can find any sense in it.