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Q. Dr. Fleurot tells Constance that she's failing as a woman. According to him, what's her problem?
Women shouldn't be professionals.
Women should be loving, not cold and emotionless.
Women shouldn't punch him in the nose when he's being a misogynist jerk.
Women shouldn't fall in love with their bosses.
Q. Why does Ballantyne feel guilty?
He killed Dr. Edwardes.
He accidentally killed his brother when he was a child.
He is deceiving Constance about his real identity.
He played hooky from work to go have a picnic with Constance.
Q. Ballantyne and Constance fall in love...
after working intensely together and discovering how much they have in common.
almost at first sight.
in a dream about giant scissors.
only after considering all the psychological ramifications.
Q. Ballantyne is cured of madness by...
electroshock.
medication.
revisiting the site of his trauma.
having his brain cut open with giant scissors.
Q. At the end of the film, how does Ballantyne show that he's back to being a fit, healthy man?
He kills Dr. Murchison.
He lifts weights.
He kisses Constance.
He skis over a cliff.