In this short scene, a young woman named Bly tells her doctor that she wants him to sleep with her. She tells him that she has a strange feeling that she can't explain, but that she would like to hear more about it. Bly asks the doctor if he has ever noticed something strange in someone he has loved, and the doctor responds that he has never noticed anything strange in anyone else. The young woman tells the doctor that if he had ever seen something strange, he would have recognized it immediately, and she would have been able to explain it to him. The doctor agrees, and Bly goes on to tell the story of how he has lost his sense of warmth and close-ness, and how he is unable to explain why someone would do such a thing. He tells the young woman that he is a replacement for someone who has died, and that he would be able to tell her the reason for the loss of his warmth and closeness. He also tells her that she is a perfect match for the doctor's sense of smell and warmth, and asks her to tell him the reason why she has lost her sense of touch and warmth. The