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00:00You

00:30Sometimes they walk in their sleep, no?

00:33Sometimes they walk in their sleep, no?

00:37You think I'm mad, out of my mind?

00:44You think I'm mad, out of my mind?

00:49What I said before?

00:51No, no, no, Madame Maltravers.

00:53Like you, I also believe that there was in the garden something

00:58that struck the terror into the heart of your poor husband.

01:03It wasn't only the garden, Mr. Poirot.

01:06There was something else.

01:09A cup.

01:19Jack was in the bathroom.

01:22I'd just taken my sleeping pill.

01:28My hair and...

01:40It was her blood.

01:42I know it was her blood.

01:44Tell me, Madame.

01:45The garden, did you observe him from the window?

01:48I saw him go out.

01:51Then he disappeared from my view around the other side of the house.

01:55I was working on a watercolour of the south lawns.

01:59And he used to go and sit in front of the old yew hedge.

02:02On the west side of the house?

02:03Mm-hm.

02:04And the secretary to your husband, Mademoiselle Rawlinson?

02:09Uh...

02:10And returned at 11.

02:13I'd just finished my painting.

02:15Returned at 11.

02:16I'd just finished my painting.

02:17I think I was just washing the brushes through when she came back in

02:21and asked to see Jack.

02:23That's when Danvers came running across the lawn.

02:25I'm sorry, Mr. Poirot. I'm sorry.

02:27Madame.

02:28I'm sorry, Mr. Poirot. I'm sorry.

02:29Madame.

02:53Of course, later this morning...

02:55S'il vous plait, Madame, say to him it is Hercule Poirot.

02:58Of course, later this morning...

03:00S'il vous plait, Madame, say to him it is Hercule Poirot.

03:03Thank you, Doctor.

03:04S'il vous plait, Madame, say to him it is Hercule Poirot.

03:07Thank you, Doctor.

03:08I think that he will see me.

03:09Goodbye.

03:19There's a gentleman outside suffering from Hercule Poirot.

03:24He seems to think it's quite serious.

03:29Oh!

03:30Yes, thank you, Margaret.

03:31You're showing through.

03:37Mr. Poirot?

03:38Monsieur, the Doctor.

03:39I would like to introduce you by me, Doctor.

03:41I would like to introduce you by me to my associate Captain Hastings.

03:45How do you do? How do you do?

03:46How dangerous was it, the stomach condition of Monsieur Maltravers?

04:04How dangerous was it, the stomach condition of Monsieur Maltravers?

04:07How dangerous was it, the stomach condition of Monsieur Maltravers?

04:10I'm afraid I'm not in the fortune-telling business, Mr. Poirot.

04:14Of course, we all knew there was a risk of complications.

04:17There always is.

04:18He's a very hardy type, Jonathan.

04:21Very strong constitution.

04:23Shouldn't have had any problems.

04:25He really shouldn't.

04:27What do I know?

04:29Forty-five years medical experience.

04:33Sometimes it doesn't amount of a jot in the end.

04:39Prevance?

04:40Oh, yes.

04:41From time to time.

04:42Sleeping pills.

04:43That sort of thing.

04:44Oh, yes.

04:45From time to time.

04:46Sleeping pills.

04:48That sort of thing.

04:49She frequented...

04:53Something is wrong, Booker, Ballard?

04:55Ballard?

04:57Chloroform.

04:58Five fluid ounce bottle.

05:00It's gone.

05:03Mr. Poirot.

05:06No, I'm afraid she isn't.

05:09She went into town to the civil defence...

05:11No, I'm afraid she isn't.

05:13She went into town to the civil defence meeting at the parish hall.

05:17About an hour ago.

05:20The civil defence meeting.

05:22Come, Hastings.

05:24Plus.

05:48We need to join me.

05:49I need to join the party.

05:50Meet my friend.

05:53Meet my friend.

05:54Let me.

05:55I need to join the party.

05:56Anyway, you are the nuris, just to meet my friend.

05:58You are the only one.

05:59You are the only one.

06:00In the event of a sudden emergency, make sure the mask is secured by fastening the strap

06:22of the back of the air. Excuse me, Mother.

06:30Mother Bells, are you here? Mother Bells, Trevor!

06:39They can't pass me! We're moving this way! Excuse me!

06:42Clear the white place! Clear the white place!

06:46Excuse me! Excuse me! Excuse me!

06:50Some smelling salts or some brandy, and fetch at once a doctor.

06:57Captain Black!

07:02Let's not leave!

07:11A bit of a rush, aren't we, sir?

07:16Shh! Aren't we, sir?

07:29It is all right, Mother. It is all right.

07:46It is all right.

07:48I'm sorry, sir.

07:49This is all right.

07:51I'm sorry, sir.

07:52Yes, of course.

07:53Yes, of course.

07:54Madam.

07:56See you back at the hotel?

07:57Yes, of course.

07:58Madam.

08:00How much from this will be?

08:02Yes, of course.

08:04See you back at the hotel.

08:07Yes, of course.

08:09See you back at the hotel.

08:24I wasn't running away.

08:26I was running downstairs to see if I could help.

08:28see if I could help. I wasn't running away. I was running downstairs to see if I could help.

08:35I was running downstairs to see if I could help. I didn't feel this blasted thing with poison.

08:40My god, I wouldn't harm so much as a hair up her head.

08:48Well, in that case, perhaps you'd like to tell us why you perhaps you'd like to tell us why you

08:52vanished like a ghost on the morning of Mr. Maltravis's death, where you've been for the last

08:5724 hours, and how you came to turn up again here today as an attempt being made on his poor young

09:02widow's life. You will not answer the questions of the Chief Inspector Jap. Perhaps you will answer

09:12the questions of the Chief Inspector Jap. Perhaps you will answer one of mine.

09:17How long have you been in love with Madame Maltravis? This is preposterous.

09:22Come, come, come, come, Monsieur. The truth, if you please.

09:31How could I stay when every second was agony for me? Seeing the two of them like that,

09:39I had to manage to get over it. And then when I saw it, the curtain put it all behind me.

09:55The curtain put it all behind me.

09:56I have to come back.

09:59Yes, of course. The newspaper. The night you arrived at the hotel, you had with you a parcel,

10:14is that not so? A wrapped in the hotel. You had with you a parcel, is that not so? A wrapped in the

10:19newspaper. Yes. It was an African carving, a kind of talisman that I picked up while traveling in Kenya.

10:25Yes, and you said, as I now recall, it was a present for someone? For Susan. That's right.

10:32I'm afraid it might have unnerved her, rather. She's slightly superstitious about that kind of thing.

10:38Is this relevant, Poirot? Relevant, Chief Inspector? Yes.

10:41Yes. For we have now found the key to the death of Mr. Jonathan Maltravers.

10:51The colours really are delightful, I must say. You really have a special talent, Mrs. Maltravers.

11:00You're all right now. It's been such a ghastly ordeal. It's been such a ghastly ordeal.

11:05No. Some rest and quiet, I think, is what she needs the most. She's in safe hands, aren't you, my dear?

11:20Captain Hastings! I'd like you to have this, for all your help today. I say, that's awfully kind of you. Are you sure?

11:29I can't stand another night of it. On my own in the house, with her.

11:35Miss Rawlinson? I don't understand. There was something between them. Once upon a time,

11:41years before I met him. Of course, it was all over as far as Jack was concerned, but I don't know.

11:49Don't know anymore. All of a sudden, she scares me.

11:55I see. Come back and have dinner with us tonight, please. You and Mr. Poirot. I just feel safer.

12:25You and Mr. Poirot. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

12:27I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

12:29I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

12:31I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

12:33I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

12:35I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

12:37I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

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