The doctor turns to Shin-Bet.
DOCTOR
He seems to have had a minor brain event. He needs to go to the infirmary.
SHIN-BET
I understand. (Calls the boy again) Help the doctor take Reish-Alef to the infirmary, please.
The boy and the doctor assist Reish-Alef to stand up and walk slowly, holding him from both sides. They guide him towards the infirmary, walking through the surrounding mud.
INT. HOSPITAL ROOM – NIGHT
Reish-Alef lies on the narrow hospital bed, weakened. His eyes wide open, he gazes at the dimly illuminated ceiling, while the faint rays from the lamp above descend and sway gently in response to the draft infiltrating the room, crafting playful shadows that move across its surface. Gimmel-Bet enters.
GIMMEL-BET
Reish-Alef, how are you? They called me, and I came right after finishing my work.
REISH-ALEF (IN A HEAVY VOICE)
I don't know, I was pedaling on the device, and suddenly I had a blackout. I didn't feel any pain or anything, but suddenly my reactions were much slower.