He wrapped the cloth around me and I got out of the bath." I watched him standing there, not blinking, his expression calm and fathomless like an ocean. I tried to imagine how I must have looked: dripping wet, flushed with steam heat, my hair leaking rivulets of water down my shoulders. I didn't look away from him and feel embarrassed. In the book, Frances observes, "When I stood up out of the water he looked at me in a way that was not at all vulgar, the kind of look you can give someone's body when you've seen it many times and it has a particular relationship to you. Nick doesn't arrive until she's in her pajamas in bed. While Frances fainting and Bobbi helping her get home and get in the bath largely follows the novel, episode nine deviates when Bobbi is the one who helps her, tenderly, get out of the bath and get into bed. Nick is there as Frances recovers from her illness.
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