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00:00Is that the contract?
00:20That's it.
00:30That's it.
01:00That's it.
01:30That's it.
01:40What now?
01:46Make contact and then wait for an answer.
01:50If the answer's no, then we do it for real.
01:55If the answer's no, then we do it for real.
02:01If the answer's no, then we do it for real.
02:03If the answer's no, then we do it for real.
02:11If the answer's no, then we do it for real.
02:20If the answer's no, then we do it for real.
02:28When did these arrive?
02:43This morning, delivered by hand, Mr. Dukes found them in the office mail.
02:48And the phone call?
02:49Well, 30 minutes later, brief, straight to the point.
02:53I have till midday tomorrow to give my answer.
02:56Why your daughter, Sir Charles?
02:58The Standish Group are about to make a series of international mergers.
03:02You mean takeovers?
03:04There have been several attempts by certain parties to prevent it.
03:07If we carry on.
03:08If we carry on, my daughter, Vicky, may die.
03:14Well, that means she may have to be kept hidden for months.
03:17Only till the end of this week.
03:19By then, the first papers will be signed and nothing can stop us.
03:23Who are they?
03:23All we can tell you is that the men they will hire will be professional and deadly.
03:33Well, why use us?
03:34We're not the police.
03:36Vicky must never know she's in danger.
03:38That's vital.
03:40Can you imagine the effect on a 10-year-old girl?
03:48Okay, we've got a lot of things to do and very little time to do.
03:50Thank you, Mr. Rule.
03:51Well, total protection for my daughter for six days.
04:13Vicky maybe is behind hand in her history,
04:16but I do think that a sudden upheaval like this is quite unnecessary.
04:20And it's most upsetting.
04:22I agree.
04:23Of course I don't doubt your qualifications, Mr. Rule.
04:26After all, it is Sir Charles' privilege.
04:28And he's a very determined man.
04:30Quite so, yes.
04:32Ah, Vicky.
04:33This is Mr. Rule.
04:34How do you do, Vicky?
04:36How do you do?
04:38Do I have to go?
04:40I'm Miss Tennis Practice.
04:42And Jane's birthday on Friday.
04:44It's what your father wishes.
04:47Well, if we're going, let's go.
04:56Oh, where's John?
04:58Oh, he's sick, Miss.
04:59What's your name?
05:00Paul.
05:02You're new, aren't you?
05:03Yes, just temporary, Miss.
05:04I thought you went one of my father's drivers.
05:06I thought you were going one of my father's drivers.
05:36I'm afraid I misjudged that corner a bit, Miss.
05:42You nearly had us over.
05:43Oh, jeannie.
05:45No.
05:46No.
05:49No.
05:51No.
05:52No.
05:54No.
05:56No.
06:00No.
06:01I think I know this place.
06:25Be careful, miss. He's a guard dog.
06:27Oh, he's gorgeous.
06:28What's his name?
06:30Major, miss.
06:31Oh, yes. This is Vicki.
06:46Hello.
06:47Hello.
06:48This is the housekeeper, Mrs. McGillicuddy.
06:52I'll show you to your room.
06:54Thank you, Mrs. McGillicuddy.
06:57This way.
06:58Well, I fixed the window in the girls' room, and I've checked all the other fastenings.
07:08Good.
07:09Listen, we could rig up some alarms.
07:11Yeah, have them go off in the middle of the night.
07:15Tough to explain to a ten-year-old.
07:17Yeah.
07:19This isn't nice.
07:20I think you'll be comfortable.
07:21These blinds are stuck.
07:32And I can't get the window open.
07:34It must be jammed.
07:36I'll get Paul to fix it tomorrow.
07:39Major!
07:41Hey, Major!
07:42I'm coming!
07:43Where are you going?
07:52Just to see the dog.
07:54Well, you can't go outside.
07:56Why not?
07:57Well, we have work to do here.
08:00Mr. Rule.
08:02Hmm.
08:03Yes, why don't you go upstairs and finish unpacking?
08:06Go on, now.
08:07Move.
08:16You know, that young lady has a mind of her own.
08:18Yes, so we have other problems on our hands.
08:20Remember the studs on Vicky's overnight bag?
08:22Yeah.
08:22Well, there was one too many.
08:25Hmm.
08:25Hmm.
08:29Yeah, I know the type.
08:31It's got a radius of ten miles.
08:33So, perhaps we still lost them?
08:35Yeah, maybe we didn't.
08:47There.
08:47That should fix it.
08:50Aye, Vicky's okay upstairs.
08:51Now, one of us is under going to be in the living room right here at all times.
08:54So, we'll have to take turns sleeping.
08:56Won't arouse suspicion.
08:58Okay.
09:00So, here you all are.
09:02Yes, so here we all are.
09:04What's for supper?
09:05I'm starving.
09:07Let's see.
09:08Well, actually, I'm not the cook.
09:12Oh, well, then it must be you, Paul.
09:15Hmm?
09:16Yes, it's Paul.
09:17Now, how did you guess that?
09:19Well, you've got a French name.
09:21And it can't be Mr. Rule.
09:23Oh, I see.
09:25Well, um...
09:26What would you like?
09:29Oh, just something simple, please.
09:31An omelette.
09:32An omelette?
09:33Fine.
09:34Any special kind?
09:36Offenzerb.
09:40Offenzerb?
09:41I'm sure it will be perfect.
09:43Daddy says that Mr. Rule always looks after everyone very well.
09:48Oh.
09:49When did he say that?
09:51Just now, on the phone.
09:52I rang him.
09:53Vicki, I think you'd just tell me when I had a little chat.
09:59Shall we go to the living room?
10:00Hmm?
10:01All right?
10:04Get your herbs going.
10:10What a lot of books you have.
10:12Have you read them all?
10:14Not from cover to cover, no.
10:16Vicki, did you get straight through to your father?
10:20Yes.
10:21On his private number.
10:23Hmm, yes.
10:24Did you speak to anyone else?
10:26No.
10:29The reason I rang him was because I thought there was something funny going on.
10:35Funny?
10:36Well, everything was so subtle.
10:38And coming all that way round.
10:41And ending up so near the school again.
10:44Oh, yes.
10:45What did your father say?
10:47He said he'd known you for years.
10:48And that I was to trust you completely.
10:51Hmm.
10:51Even though you were a bit, well, eccentric.
10:56Hmm.
10:56Yes, of course.
10:58We all have our little ways.
10:59Vicki, I would rather much prefer if you didn't call anyone else, you see.
11:02Not even your school friends.
11:04Yes.
11:05I'm awfully sorry that I was short with you earlier.
11:09Oh.
11:10Yeah.
11:11Um, about going outside.
11:15Why can't I?
11:16Because you should, well, quarantine is a quarantine.
11:22What quarantine?
11:24Hoof and mouth.
11:26Oh.
11:27Well, what about Major?
11:29Oh, it's silly.
11:29Dogs can't get hoof and mouth.
11:32Nor do people.
11:34Ah.
11:35Yes, of course.
11:36Now, Vicki.
11:37Now, I told you.
11:40I can't go outside.
11:41What are you reading?
11:46A History of Queen Victoria.
11:50In six volumes.
11:52You're really serious.
11:54Well, I have a young lady named Vicki who expects to be tutored in the morning.
11:58Hence, homework.
12:01Will you let me know if you hear anything, all right?
12:03Well, everything seems quiet out there.
12:24Then?
12:25Nothing else?
12:55Are you sure it was them?
12:57It's got to be.
12:59Vicki's father is the only one who knows we're here.
13:14Dead.
13:14Dead.
13:14Well, listen, I don't see what we're worried about.
13:20I mean, it stands to reason they're not going to try to kill her.
13:23Well, of course.
13:24I mean, then they'd have nothing to bargain with, would they?
13:26Yeah, and they won't snatch her while we're here.
13:28It's true.
13:35As I was saying, it's true enough.
13:37It won't stop them from picking us off.
13:39It's true enough.
13:53By the way, this is true enough, I don't know.
13:55Oh, come and hold it.
13:56Come and hold it up.
13:59Let me hang up.
14:00Me.
14:01Come and hold it up.
14:01I won't stand here anymore.
14:02Let me hang up.
14:03Let me hang up.
14:03Here, let me hang up.
14:04Tag rather than me.
14:05Let's go at it.
14:05It can be, let me hang up.
14:05Sister Milton.
14:26Hello, Captain.
14:30Hello.
14:35They're out there somewhere. I've heard them.
14:39Why don't we just go out there and get them?
14:42That's what they want us to do, show our faces.
14:44Why don't we just put Vicki in the car and make a break for it?
14:47What if they've got a roadblock?
14:49The best thing we can do both for Vicki and for ourselves is stay right where we are.
14:53If they want her, let them come to us.
15:05Good morning.
15:06Oh!
15:07Well, you're up early.
15:08So are you.
15:09Yes, we know.
15:10Bit of trouble sleeping these days, you know.
15:13Oh!
15:14Don't do that!
15:15Why not?
15:17Well, because I have migraine headaches, you see, and sunlight makes them worse.
15:23Oh, well, sit down.
15:25Hmm?
15:26Relax.
15:27Mm-hmm.
15:30Sure you're comfortable now?
15:31Oh, yes.
15:32Good.
15:36Is that okay?
15:37Oh, it's ever so much better.
15:39Are you well enough to teach?
15:41Mm, yes, I am, as a matter of fact, right after breakfast.
15:46Look.
15:51Is it dead?
15:54No drug.
16:02Something's been injected into the milk.
16:13Now they're here, why don't we just go in shooting?
16:15There's only three of them.
16:17That's a new situation.
16:18But we've got to grab the girl, not kill her.
16:20And time's running out.
16:23You.
16:24Go and check.
16:25But don't get heroic.
16:32All right, Vicki, um, take some notes now.
16:36Nineteenth-century history.
16:38Um, the reign of Queen Victoria began in 1837.
16:43Queen Victoria?
16:45Yes, yes.
16:47Um, but we're studying European history.
16:50To the death of Napoleon.
16:52He died two years after she was born.
16:56Oh.
16:57Well, we're studying the aspects of his civil code.
17:02In relation to this theory of warfare.
17:04Hmm.
17:05Particularly to the battles of Jaina, Osterlitz, and Waterloo.
17:12Yes, yes.
17:13Well, uh, first things first, though.
17:17Now, Napoleon was a Frenchman.
17:19Corsican?
17:20Hmm?
17:21He was born in Corsica.
17:22Hmm.
17:23Well, he became French, though.
17:26Do you know Corsica?
17:28No.
17:29Oh.
17:30Moscow?
17:31No.
17:32Paris?
17:33No.
17:34Well, you should know about these places, as they were when Napoleon knew them.
17:39Now, let's see.
17:41Corsica.
17:42It's an island, you know.
17:43Yes.
17:45And there are a lot of bad men living there at the present time.
17:48As a matter of fact, a good deal worse than in Napoleon's time.
17:51Would you like me to tell you about it?
17:54Yes.
17:55All right.
17:56Well, you see, they carry big guns, and they eat spaghetti, and they shine their heads with olive oil.
18:04Do you know that?
18:06No.
18:07Oh.
18:08What's in the orchard.
18:09Hmm?
18:10Back to work.
18:11There's somebody out there with a shotgun.
18:21Well, back to work.
18:30There's somebody out there with a shotgun.
18:33Alone?
18:33Yeah, probably checking on whether the drugged milk worked or not.
18:38Well, perhaps we should let him think it did.
18:51Well, back to work.
19:22What's he doing under there?
19:24Uh, I was looking for my thimble.
19:28How many times have I told you something not to bring a loaded gun into the house?
19:31Could cause a nasty accident.
19:34You know that, don't you, Smear?
19:36Come, Becky.
19:38Now, did you know that Muska was filled with spies in Napoleon's time, just like it is today?
19:45Did you know that, Jones?
19:50They must have got him.
19:51And that settles it.
19:55We've got to go in.
19:57Where are you going?
19:59I have some arrangements to make.
20:01We move tonight.
20:02He's a bit eccentric, too, isn't he?
20:24Oh, ever so, yes.
20:25Uh, where are you going?
20:37To the larder.
20:38I'm thirsty.
20:38Ah, I'll get it for you.
20:42All right.
20:44Oh, um, lemonade fizzy, please.
20:47Right.
20:47Good night, Vicky.
21:01Good night, Vicky.
21:08Mr. Rule, I've been thinking, if the fur trapper hadn't found the French soldier in the snow, he'd have lost his feet and fingers, wouldn't he?
21:18It's very possible. You see, the story of Napoleon's retreat from Moscow, well, it's really the story of man's fight against nature.
21:27You make it sound surreal. As though it had happened to you.
21:31No, no. All from books.
21:34It's much more interesting than stuffy old dates. I mean, you didn't give me one single date.
21:40That's just my personal method. Now, come on, you must get some sleep.
21:45Good night, Mr. Rule.
21:47Good night, Vicky.
21:57How goes the watch, Jeeves?
21:59Fine.
22:00How's the girl?
22:01Sleep.
22:02Good.
22:03Good.
22:33Good night.
22:34Good night.
22:35Good night.
22:36Good night.
22:37Good night.
22:38Good night.
22:39Good night.
22:40Good night.
22:41Good night.
22:42Good night.
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22:55Good night.
22:56Good night.
22:57Good night.
22:58Good night.
22:59Good night.
23:00Good night.
23:01Good night.
24:02What's happening? What's all the noise?
24:19No, it's all right. Don't worry. It's just that Mr. Rule fell down the stairs.
24:23It's all right. Everything will be all right. I just have to go back to bed. All right.
24:30There you go.
24:30All right. Up we go.
24:38Good morning.
24:40Hi. How about a little walk before breakfast?
24:45I thought we couldn't go out.
24:46Oh, no. The quarantine's over.
24:49What about your migraine?
24:50Gone.
24:53Can we really go?
24:55Have I ever lied to you?
24:57On a Wednesday morning?
24:59Before breakfast?
25:00Mr. Rule?
25:03Mm-hmm.
25:03Are you an American?
25:05Uh, yes.
25:06Sort of.
25:06Come on.
25:07In the avenues and alleyways
25:29Where the soul of the man is easy to buy
25:34Everybody's wheelin', everybody's stealin'
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25:41Every city's got them
25:43Can we ever stop them?
25:46Some of us are gonna cry
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