Bram Stoker's Dracula1992

Jack Seward:
(about Lucy's illness) Those marks on her throat. No disease, no trituration, I'm sure the blood loss occurred there.

Van Helsing:
Oh? Where did the blood go? You were once a careful student, Jack. Use your brain. Where did the blood go? Tell me.

Jack Seward:
The bed clothes would be covered in blood...

Van Helsing:
Exactly. You do not let your eyes see nor your ears hear that which you cannot account for.

Jack Seward:
Something just went up there, sucked it out of her, and flew away, I suppose? (Quincey chuckles)

Van Helsing:
Ja. Why not?

Arthur Holmwood:
(irritated) That's brilliant. That's absolutely brilliant. Will one of you learned doctors, or whatever you are, kindly tell me what is going on with my Lucy?

Van Helsing:
Jack, you are a scientist! You do not think that there are things in this universe which you cannot understand and which are true: mesmerism, hypnotism...

Jack Seward:
(turning away) You and Charcot have proved hypnotism! (turns back, only to find that Van Helsing has vanished)

Van Helsing's voice:
...telekinesis, materialization, astral bodies...

Jack Seward:
Professor?

Arthur Holmwood:
Where the hell did he go?

Van Helsing:
(steps out from behind a nearby obelisk) See?

Jack Seward:
I feel like a blundering novice.