There were still questions left unanswered. Where had she been buried (or “ditched,” as Bridey would have termed it)? What was Brian’s full name—that is, did he have a middle name? If she had been married in Belfast, would her parents have permitted her to travel with Brian prior to the marriage? Did she remember any songs that she could sing now? And we wanted to have her dance the Morning Jig again, just as she did during the third session in response to a post-hypnotic suggestion. But this time we planned to take motion pictures of the flying feet of Ruth (or of Bridey, depending upon your point of view). So we invited a cameraman replete with equipment. The sixth tape, therefore, was made on October 1, 1953. After the regular age regression, Bridey came forth with a question that took me by surprise. “Who are you?” she suddenly wanted to know. It was the first time during all the experiments that she had asked such a question. Here is the transcription: Now I want you to drift on back, even before that.
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