La mujer biónica
- Maria Angels Del Caso
- 14 oct 2016
- 5 Min. de lectura
The six million dollar man. The bionic woman. Quotes.
HELEN: Look! Who else do you think is in town? Jaime Sommers! Remember Jaime?
STEVE: Jaime...
STEVE (at tennis court): Hey, sweetingheart! Do you give lessons?
JAIME: Steve! Don't go away! I'll be right back, ok? Hi!
STEVE: Hi, Jaime.
JAIME: Oh, boy! I'm so glad to see you.
STEVE: Me to you.
JAIME: Will you call me tomorrow, please? Ok?
STEVE: Ok, ok.
JAIME: Ok. Bye.
STEVE: Bye.
STEVE (to Jamie when she has the skydiving accident): Jaime!
STEVE (to the doctor who cares for Jaime at the hospital): How is she? Can I see her?
DOCTOR: Sure.
JAIME: I'm sorry.
STEVE: Jaime, there might be a way. Will you let me try? Do you trust me? Jaime?
OSCAR: Steve, it's just not possible.
STEVE: She is dying, Oscar. She put her life into my hands. I'm putting it into yours. Please.
STEVE: Rudy?
RUDY: She is responding wonderfully. Even better than you did. I'm really amazed.
STEVE: That's great. What can I say? Thanks.
RUDY: Jaime will come round by morning. Maybe you'd better tell her before she finds up herself.
STEVE: About the bionics? Don't you think you'd better tell her, Rudy?
RUDY: Well, I could but I think it will be much more proper if she hear it from you.
STEVE: I guess you're right.
JAIME (awaken from her bionic surgery): I thought I was dead, Steve. STEVE: No way. JAIME: I feel so. I don't know. My right arm looks all right. What did they do? STEVE: It looks more than, all right. You see, Jaime, this is a very special hospital. They can rebuild you. Even better, than you were. JAIME: Rebuild? STEVE: It's a brand new science called bionics, where the biology of your own body controls electronics, in your arm. JAIME (after glancing, at her bionic arm): You mean, my right arm isn't my arm? STEVE: Yes, it is, now. It's wonderful, Jaime. It's like nothing you've ever seen before. And once we've trained it, you'll never be able to tell it from your left. Believe me. JAIME (after looking at her arm again): It looks all right, huh? STEVE: Oh, it looks great. JAIME: I guess I'm lucky. I could've lost my left arm, too. Or my legs. Steve, I want to see my legs. STEVE (uncovers her legs): Sure. JAIME: Ooh, thank God. I thought for a minute I remembered... (paused and not realizing that her legs are bionic). What's wrong, Steve? I can't move my legs. STEVE: They're bionic, too. JAIME (rolls her eyes): Oh, my God.
STEVE: Jaime. JAIME (panicking): What did you let them do to me? STEVE: Look, I know how you feel. JAIME: No, you don't! Why would you let them do that? STEVE: Jaime, trust me. Please, trust me. JAIME (tears in her eyes): I don't want to be a freak. STEVE: Jaime. JAIME: Why don't you just let me die? For God's sake! STEVE: Jaime, don't tell me about wanting to die (shows Jaime a demonstration of his bionic arm by ripping two pieces off a metal chair). Look at me (raising his voice): Look at me! (proceeds to bend chair, and finishes). I know how tough it is. I went through exactly what you're going through. JAIME (looked amazed when Steve, ripped the two pieces off the metal chair): Your arm is bionic? STEVE nods: And both legs. And an eye. JAIME: An eye? STEVE nods. JAMIE: Which one?
STEVE: You tell me. JAIME (guessing): I can't. STEVE: Now will you trust me? I'll be here to help you, Jaime, every step of the way. But you got to try. You've got want to live, Jaime. You hear me? JAIME: Yes (STEVE kisses Jaime's forehead).
OSCAR: Well, there she is.
JAIME: Hi.
OSCAR: Hi.
RUDY: Ready for the first try?
JAIME: I guess so.
RUDY: Let's get out with it. Try to stand.
STEVE: Easy?
RUDY: Take your pick. Choose which one you wanna move first.
OSCAR: Wonderful!
RUDY: Bravo!
OSCAR: Good!
JAIME (having taken her first bionic step): That's one small step for Jaime. STEVE: Don't kid yourself, that was a giant leap. JAIME: I'll try first.
JAIME: Steve, do you think I'll be able to play the violin when my hand gets better?
STEVE: Well sure. JAIME: Oh, that's so great, because I have never been able to play it before. STEVE: Well there's no doubt about it, you're getting better.
.JAIME: How did that happen?
STEVE: It's better to check your arm.
JAIME: Ok.
STEVE (after Jaime sees him glance at an attractive nurse): What's the matter? JAIME: Well, I guess you won't be able to look at me like that, will you, knowing how much of me isn't me? STEVE: I suppose you feel the same way every time you look at me. JAIME: Well, what are you talking about? I love you! I mean, I don't care if you're bionic or n- (realizes). Game point. STEVE: Besides, she was bow-legged. Come on!
STEVE: How sensitive is her hearing? RUDY: Well I'll tell you what, why don't you just turn your back and whisper something? (Indicates for Jaime, who is in a glass booth, to turn her back also). Eh, part of a nursery rhyme, or anything. STEVE: Eh... Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. JAIME: And Rudy Wells and those bionic men put Jaime and Steve back together again [Giggles).
JAIME: You know, it might not be so bad being the bride of Frankenstein. STEVE: You thinking about getting married? JAIME: No, actually, I was thinking eh, it might be kind of nice being bionic.
STEVE: Oh, I see.
JAIME: It's not a bad idea getting married.
STEVE: Yeah. But you know, Jamie. You're gonna wait to be asked.
JAIME: That's right.
STEVE: So will you?
JAIME: Will what?
STEVE: Marry me.
JAIME: I've thought you'd never ask that.
STEVE: Go to.
JAIME: Pretty good, Steve.
HELEN: I can't believe it! I've never thought I see Steve Austin's name in a wedding announcement.
HELEN: I'm sorry, Jamie. It's your wedding.
JAIME: No, if my parents were alive they wanted you to help and I want you to help.
HELEN: What have you decided?
JAIME: Well, I've decided.
STEVE: To Mrs Steve Austin.
JIM: To Mrs Steve Austin.
HELEN: To Mrs Steve Austin.
JIM: You're alright, Jamie?
JAIME: Yes, I'm fine.
STEVE: Jamie, I told you to revise your arm.
JAIME: Well, I forgot. But I will, I promise.
STEVE: Are you alright?
JAIME: But what happened?
STEVE: Oh, don't you know?
JAIME: What? I'm playing tennis and I... Oh, what's happening to me?
STEVE: Are you sure you're alright?
JAIME: I don't know.
STEVE: It will be ok.
NURSE: Doctor Wells and Colonel Austin are checking your X rays. They should be here in a minute.
JAIME: Ok.
RUDY: Do you see up here?
OSCAR: What is it?
RUDY: It's a cloud. Jaime's body is producing massive amounts of white bloodcells to fight off something foreign in her system.
STEVE: You mean she has an infection?
RUDY: No. It's her bionics, Steve. Jaime's body is rejecting her bionics.
STEVE: But it didn't happen to me.
RUDY: It doesn't happen at all heart transplantations either.
RUDY: She is in a lot of danger. We've got to operate immediately.
OSCAR: We'd better get out and tell her right away.
JAIME: Uf, uf! Ouch, ouch! Uf! Au! Uf, oh! Uf, ah! Uf, uf! (suddenly she screams): Ah! No! Oh, no! Ouch!
ATTENDANT: Miss Sommers!
JAIME: No!
ATTENDANT: Ah!
NURSE: Jaime! Jaime! Jaime, come back! Stop! Stop, Jaime!Jaime, come back!
NURSE: Call doctor Wells right away!
OSCAR: What happened?
NURSE: I don't know.
STEVE: Wich way did she go?
OSCAR: Call right away to the state police.
STEVE: No, Oscar. I'll find her.
OSCAR: Steve! Steve! Don't waste time! You don't know what she will be able to do! Steve!
JAIME: Steve! Steve! (again) Steve! Steve!
STEVE: Jaime! Jaime!
OPERATING ROOM ASSISTANT: She's shocked. Doctor, we are losing her.
STEVE: I love you, Jaime, and I'll always love you.
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