Edgar Allan Poe's The Pit And The Pendulum. (1961 film)

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In the sixteenth century, Francis Barnard travels to Spain to clarify the strange circumstances of his sister's death after she had married the son of a cruel Spanish Inquisitor.  Vincent Price - Nicholas Medina/Sebastian Medina John Kerr - Francis Barnard Barbara Steele - Elizabeth Barnard Medina Luana Anders - Catherine Medina Antony Carbone - Doctor Charles Leon Patrick Westwood - Maximillian Lynette Bernay - Maria (as Lynne Bernay) Larry Turner - Nicholas as a Child Mary Menzies - Isabella Charles Victor - Bartolome Randee Lynne Jensen

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00:03:44I'm sorry.

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00:03:46Won't you come in, Mr. Barnard?

00:03:49Please forgive me.

00:03:50I'm Catherine.

00:03:51Doña.

00:03:52Will you not spend the night, Mr. Barnard?

00:03:56I'm certain that my brother would wish it.

00:03:58Perhaps, Doña.

00:03:59May I see your brother now?

00:04:01Uh.

00:04:04He is resting.

00:04:07He has not been well since the death.

00:04:10I see.

00:04:11When may I see him?

00:04:13Perhaps at supper, if you would do us the honor.

00:04:17Very well.

00:04:18Supper.

00:04:19May I visit my sister's grave now?

00:04:25Grave?

00:04:26I presume there is one.

00:04:29Not as such, Mr. Barnard.

00:04:32She is interred below.

00:04:34Oh?

00:04:35A family custom, Mr. Barnard.

00:04:39I see.

00:04:45If we may go there, then?

00:04:48Please follow me.

00:04:50David.

00:04:51Say, I'll see you.

00:04:52Please follow me.

00:04:53If we may go there for a whole new building.

00:04:56We will be at home, Mr. Barnard.

00:04:57I shall see you.

00:04:58I'll see you.

00:04:59Don't call me?

00:05:00If we may go there again.

00:05:01I will catch you.

00:05:02Come here with me.

00:05:03Give me a little boy.

00:05:04I will be right under the ICU.

00:05:05Give me a little boy.

00:05:07You will be right under the roof.

00:05:08Come here.

00:05:09Look.

00:05:10Let's go.

00:05:11You right.

00:05:12All right, what?

00:05:13Let's go.

00:05:14When did she die?

00:05:23Your brother's letter made no mention of the date.

00:05:26About three months ago.

00:05:27Three months? Why was I not notified sooner?

00:05:30I'm afraid I...

00:05:30How did she die?

00:05:32I know very little of the details, Mr. Barnett.

00:05:36This is no longer my home, you see.

00:05:38I left it several months before Nicholas married your sister.

00:05:42What do you mean? You don't even know how to do it in the name of heaven.

00:05:50What's that noise?

00:05:52Please follow me, Mr. Barnett.

00:05:54Mr. Barnett.

00:06:11Not that way! Mr. Barnett!

00:06:13Not that way!

00:06:20Who are you?

00:06:22This is Mr. Barnett, Nicholas.

00:06:25Elizabeth's brother.

00:06:29Who is?

00:06:32You are welcome, sir.

00:06:34Resting, don't you, Medina?

00:06:35Sir?

00:06:37I told Mr. Barnett that you were resting, Nicholas.

00:06:40I thought that you were.

00:06:42That noise, sir.

00:06:47It is an apparatus, sir, that must be kept in constant repair.

00:06:53What brings you to us?

00:06:55Elizabeth was my sister, Don Medina.

00:06:58I received a report of her untimely death.

00:07:00A report which was utterly devoid of details.

00:07:03What should I have done? Remained in England?

00:07:05Yes, you are quite right.

00:07:07My apologies, sir.

00:07:09Shock and...

00:07:11grief...

00:07:13restrained me from more adequate communication.

00:07:15You have every right to be provoked.

00:07:17Perhaps you will show me my...

00:07:19sister's...

00:07:21place of interment now.

00:07:23I told him it would be alright, Nicholas.

00:07:27Yes, of course.

00:07:40Now perhaps you'll be good enough to tell me how my sister died.

00:07:43An illness of some duration, sir.

00:07:46And was this illness diagnosed?

00:07:49Yes.

00:07:51By whom?

00:07:53Dr. Leon, a physician of repute.

00:07:56And he decided?

00:08:00Something in her blood.

00:08:03Yes.

00:08:07That's all? Just something in her blood?

00:08:10I'm afraid, sir.

00:08:12And I'm afraid that does not satisfy me, sir.

00:08:16Follow me, sir.

00:08:19Follow me, sir.

00:08:40May we go now, Mr. Barnard?

00:08:43This is very painful for my brother.

00:08:46And for me...

00:08:48as well.

00:08:53This form of burial is a family custom, Mr. Barnard.

00:08:58Will you stay the night with us?

00:09:02The night...

00:09:04and more, sir.

00:09:05Until I know exactly what has happened here.

00:09:56Yes?

00:10:02I trust that you will be comfortable here.

00:10:05Is this you?

00:10:08No.

00:10:11No, that is my father, Sebastian Medina.

00:10:14Sebastian Medina, yes.

00:10:16The resemblance is remarkable.

00:10:19Yes.

00:10:21And the other is my uncle, Bartolome.

00:10:25Mr. Barnard,

00:10:27I am aware, painfully aware, of your distrust regarding Elizabeth's death.

00:10:32Her death was...

00:10:35and is anguish to me.

00:10:38I beg of you, do not add to it...

00:10:39I'm sorry, Don Medina, but your word is not enough.

00:10:43Too many things need fuller explanation

00:10:46before I can be satisfied that what you say is true.

00:10:50Fuller explanation?

00:10:51Yes.

00:10:56Come with me.

00:11:00Please come.

00:11:01The atmosphere is heavy in here.

00:11:11Why have you brought me here?

00:11:14It is her room, sir.

00:11:16I have had it kept exactly as she left it.

00:11:21Look around you, sir.

00:11:22This room was furnished and arranged with dedicated love.

00:11:26Every article of furniture, every decorative detail

00:11:29is the work of a master craftsman of Italy or Spain or France.

00:11:32Indeed, every country in the civilized world is represented here.

00:11:35It is a unique room.

00:11:36I did it all for her.

00:11:39I wanted her to have something that...

00:11:42Maria.

00:11:46Be your pardon, sir.

00:11:48I was just cleaning up.

00:11:50Oh, yes, a master.

00:11:51I did not say, oh, your master.

00:11:53You are not a master craftsman of Italy or Spain or France.

00:11:55Indeed, every country in the civilized world is represented here.

00:11:57It is a unique room.

00:11:59I did it all for her.

00:12:03I wanted her to have something that...

00:12:06Maria.

00:12:08Beg your pardon, sir.

00:12:09I was just cleaning up.

00:12:11Oh, yes.

00:12:12Yes, of course.

00:12:15You may go now.

00:12:19Is this all you meant to tell me?

00:12:22You are an unyielding man, Mr. Barnett.

00:12:26I am forced to be, sir.

00:12:28God is my witness.

00:12:29I worship your sister.

00:12:30I worship her still.

00:12:32Without her, life is meaningless.

00:12:34She was the best substance of loveliness.

00:12:42I tried to capture it.

00:12:45But it was the way she walked and moved.

00:12:49Her smile, her voice.

00:12:51She sang like an angel.

00:12:55She could play the harpsichord as no other woman I have ever known could play it.

00:13:01Every night after we had dined,

00:13:04she would play for me.

00:13:10Please forgive me.

00:13:13I had not intended to so display myself.

00:13:17I only wanted to convince you.

00:13:20Now, pray, I beg you to leave me for a while.

00:13:27Please, governor.

00:13:28Do you live in London, Mr. Barnett?

00:13:48Yes, and you?

00:13:52In Barcelona, with an aunt.

00:13:55And, uh, have you been here long?

00:13:58A little over a week.

00:13:59I came to be with Nicolas because I...

00:14:03Who would that be?

00:14:04Nicolas, how are you, my friend?

00:14:22Pale.

00:14:23You slept badly, have you?

00:14:24Charles, we have a visitor.

00:14:29Well, splendid, splendid.

00:14:33Exactly what you need.

00:14:34Charles, it's Elizabeth's brother.

00:14:38Huh?

00:14:39You mean he's?

00:14:41Yes.

00:14:41Dr. Charles Lyon at your service, sir.

00:14:54Doctor.

00:14:55You are, I understand, Elizabeth's brother.

00:14:58The resemblance is clear.

00:15:00The coloring, the same configuration.

00:15:04Beautiful woman, your sister.

00:15:06Doctor.

00:15:06Ah, dear.

00:15:09I've interrupted your meal, I see.

00:15:11Proper timing was never my ford.

00:15:13Well, you're just finished.

00:15:14Won't you join us in a glass of wine, Charles?

00:15:16Delighted.

00:15:20So, young gentleman, you've come all the way from England, then.

00:15:23That's right.

00:15:25Terrible tragedy, your sister's death.

00:15:27Appalling business.

00:15:28How are things in Bastan, Charles?

00:15:30What?

00:15:32Always, always, Nicolas.

00:15:34Buying and selling, living and dying, the weave of life.

00:15:41Why did my sister die, Dr. Lyon?

00:15:45Have you not been told?

00:15:46Of course he has.

00:15:47Well, then.

00:15:48I want to hear it from you, doctor.

00:15:54Uh, death was inevitable, I fear.

00:15:59Under the circumstances.

00:16:00This, this castle, this odious atmosphere.

00:16:05What has the castle to do with it?

00:16:07What has the castle?

00:16:10It's too late now, Charles.

00:16:11I, I didn't want him to know.

00:16:14Know what?

00:16:19Your sister's death was caused by failure of the heart, sir, due to total shock.

00:16:24Literally, she died of fright.

00:16:26Why did you not tell me?

00:16:28I thought to spare you, sir.

00:16:30You thought to deceive me.

00:16:32That's not true.

00:16:33What is all this?

00:16:34Show me where it happened.

00:16:38Very well.

00:16:40No, Nicolas.

00:16:41There is no other way, my dear.

00:16:43We were wrong.

00:16:45Very wrong to have kept the truth from Mr. Barnett.

00:16:47Now we are doubly suspect in his eyes.

00:16:52Suspect?

00:16:54Come.

00:16:56Nicolas.

00:16:57You should not be doing this, you know.

00:17:00You are not well.

00:17:03It cannot be avoided, Charles.

00:17:06Come.

00:17:07Come.

00:17:07You're not well.

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00:17:29Come.

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00:17:34Well?

00:17:59A torture chamber?

00:18:02Yes, Mr. Barnett.

00:18:03It was my father's.

00:18:05Sebastian Medina, one of the Inquisition's most infamous degraded...

00:18:10Please, sir, that is enough.

00:18:11Mr. Barnett, can you not see...

00:18:12What was my sister doing here?

00:18:16She could not keep herself away.

00:18:18That noise I heard, is that...

00:18:20No, sir.

00:18:21That particular device was not in operation at the time.

00:18:24Which device?

00:18:25It's in an adjoining chamber down there.

00:18:26Please, Mr. Barnett, do not go there.

00:18:27I...

00:18:28I do not wish to discuss it.

00:18:29The story, sir.

00:18:30In detail.

00:18:31The story, sir.

00:18:32In detail.

00:18:33This was my father's world, Mr. Barnett.

00:18:35Mr. Barnett.

00:18:36Spare yourself at least this, Nicholas.

00:18:37How can I spare myself?

00:18:38Was he not my father's world?

00:18:39Is that what was the...

00:18:40No, sir.

00:18:41That particular device was not in operation at the time.

00:18:43Which device?

00:18:44It's in an adjoining chamber down there.

00:18:46Please, Mr. Barnett, do not go there.

00:18:47I...

00:18:48I do not wish to discuss it.

00:18:50The story, sir.

00:18:51In detail.

00:18:57This was my father's world, Mr. Barnett.

00:18:58Spare yourself at least this, Nicholas.

00:18:59How can I spare myself?

00:19:01Was he not my father?

00:19:03Am I not the spawn of his...

00:19:05his depraved blood?

00:19:07His depravity is not yours, Nicholas.

00:19:09Why scourge yourself because of it?

00:19:11You have not answered me, Donovan.

00:19:13You have not answered me, Donovan.

00:19:15You have not answered me, Donovan.

00:19:17I shall not dwell upon the history of this...

00:19:20this blasphemous chamber.

00:19:23Suffice it that the blood of a thousand men and women

00:19:26was spilled within these walls.

00:19:28Limbs twisted and broken.

00:19:30Eyes gouged from bloody sockets.

00:19:32Flesh burned black.

00:19:34Why are you telling me these things?

00:19:35What have they to do with my sister?

00:19:37I should never have brought it.

00:19:39I should never have brought it.

00:19:41I should never have brought it.

00:19:43I should never have brought it.

00:19:46I should never have brought it here.

00:19:49She was too sensitive, too aware.

00:19:51Aware of what?

00:19:53The malignant atmosphere of this castle.

00:19:57It destroyed her.

00:19:59My sister was a strong and willful woman,

00:20:02not subject to the influence of atmospheres.

00:20:05You have been here only a matter of hours, Mr. Barnard.

00:20:10You cannot know what it is to live here,

00:20:13month upon month, year after year,

00:20:18breathing this infernal air,

00:20:21absorbing the miasma of barbarity,

00:20:24which permeates these walls,

00:20:26particularly this chamber.

00:20:29But it did not bother her at first, either.

00:20:32Our life was good, rich with the shared pleasures of our love.

00:20:45Each morning I would bring her breakfast.

00:20:51In the afternoons, she usually sat for me

00:20:54while I attempted, all in vain,

00:20:57to capture her beauty on canvas.

00:21:00I did that portrait which you saw in her room before,

00:21:03but it is all inadequate to recall the loveliness of her.

00:21:08We dined, sometimes alone,

00:21:12enjoying intimate conversation,

00:21:15sometimes with the doctor.

00:21:18And every night,

00:21:21Elizabeth would play for me.

00:21:28Life was simple, quiet, richly pleasurable,

00:21:32and then the darkness began to fall.

00:21:38More and more entering her room in the mornings,

00:21:41I would find her awake

00:21:43and discover that she had not slept all the night.

00:21:46I tried to find out why, but she had no explanation.

00:21:52Her appetite began to fade.

00:21:54She began to lose weight and color.

00:21:56I tried to make her eat,

00:21:58but something kept her from it.

00:22:03I would come upon her wandering in the corridors at night.

00:22:07I tried to find out what was wrong,

00:22:09but she never had an answer,

00:22:11except to say that,

00:22:12that something was oppressing her.

00:22:15Oh, God help me for my blindness.

00:22:17I should have known.

00:22:22Then one day, she disappeared.

00:22:24Frantic, I, I searched the castle for her.

00:22:27And then I knew.

00:22:39The castle and its awful history had obsessed her.

00:22:43These very instruments of torture,

00:22:46which were my birthright and my curse,

00:22:49now tormented her as well,

00:22:52infecting her with a kind of haunted fascination.

00:22:56I watched her drawn to one and then another,

00:22:59as if the aura of pain and suffering which surrounded them

00:23:03was luring her to sickness and to death.

00:23:08Immediately, I made my plans to leave the castle with her.

00:23:17We would travel for a while, restore her spirits,

00:23:20and then make our home elsewhere.

00:23:22Then on the very eve of our departure,

00:23:26we heard a scream from below,

00:23:30the most hideous blood-chilling scream

00:23:33I have ever heard in my life.

00:23:56Just before she died, she whispered a name.

00:23:59Sebastian.

00:24:01Sebastian.

00:24:02Sebastian.

00:24:05Sebastian.

00:24:18Mr. Barnett.

00:24:21Donya.

00:24:22May I speak with you?

00:24:23Yes, of course.

00:24:25How is your brother?

00:24:27Better thank you.

00:24:28Dr. Leon is staying with him.

00:24:33I have come to ask you to please believe him, Mr. Barnett.

00:24:36He has told you the truth.

00:24:40Has he?

00:24:43Yes.

00:24:44In not telling you before,

00:24:45he only meant to spare you pain.

00:24:49He is a good man, Mr. Barnett.

00:24:51A kind and gentle man.

00:24:55And I know that he adored your sister.

00:24:57I would like to believe him, Donya Medina,

00:25:06but I find it very difficult to do so.

00:25:09There's something about him I cannot help but sense.

00:25:12A kind of fearful tension that...

00:25:18I'm sorry.

00:25:20But an air of definite guilt.

00:25:22Of course he suffers from guilt, Mr. Barnett.

00:25:26Because of what our father did.

00:25:28Because of what happened to Elizabeth.

00:25:30Perhaps it will help you to understand if I tell you something...

00:25:36that happened to Nicholas when he was just a boy.

00:25:40One day...

00:25:42while Nicholas was playing in the lower corridor.

00:25:45He had been forbidden by our father to enter this chamber at any time.

00:25:56The curiosity of youth, however,

00:25:59overcame his fear of challenging our father's discipline.

00:26:03He had to see the chamber.

00:26:04He had to see the chamber.

00:26:34He had to see the chamber.

00:26:36And that he did not stop its way.

00:26:37They had to see the chamber.

00:26:38And that he was in trouble.

00:26:39He lived there before.

00:26:42Soon...

00:26:43As soon as he had to see the chamber...

00:26:45he was on the floor.

00:26:47Suddenly...

00:26:49there were footsteps.

00:26:50It was our father.

00:26:53It was our father.

00:26:58With him were our mother and our uncle Bartolome,

00:27:02who was our father's brother.

00:27:23At first it appeared that for some inexplicable reason,

00:27:41our father was actually conducting them on a tour of his ghastly chamber.

00:27:48Nicholas could see that both our mother and our uncle were uneasy, frightened.

00:27:55Our father's smiling affability as he described the workings of these hellish instruments

00:28:02turned Nicholas's blood cold.

00:28:05He watched them with a mounting sense of premonition.

00:28:09Something was wrong, most terribly wrong.

00:28:13Even he, no more than ten years of age, could sense it like a darkening vapor in the air.

00:28:20There was no reason for our mother and our uncle to have been there.

00:28:24As he struck, he kept on screaming at his brother.

00:28:30One word, over and over.

00:28:34Adulterer. Adulterer.

00:28:37And then he turned on her.

00:28:43Accusing her of vile debaucheries with his brother.

00:28:47Cursing her as faithless.

00:28:49Promising her the agonies of hell in payment for her infidelity.

00:28:54And there, before my brother's very eyes...

00:28:58Our mother was tortured to death.

00:29:02Our mother was tortured to death.

00:29:07Ever since then, Nicholas has been unable to live as other men.

00:29:12Always he is haunted by the memory of that terrible day.

00:29:17Your sister's death came very close to driving him insane, Mr. Barnard.

00:29:22I beg of you.

00:29:25Have pity on him.

00:29:27Help him by believing him.

00:29:30I will try, Donya Medina.

00:29:36Well, I know you must be very tired from your journey.

00:29:40Good night.

00:29:42Donya.

00:30:00I'll be the one for you if you'd raise your hand.

00:30:02Now look up.

00:30:03Let us fear him.

00:30:04Well, let you go.

00:30:05It must cheer you in especially for your men.

00:30:06I'm sorry, Johnny.

00:30:07I mean I may be here last minute.

00:30:08organizations understand better.

00:30:09But when you opened it.

00:30:10I needs to read this.

00:30:11I've gone through the gun.

00:30:12But you doere being a brother.

00:30:13I'm anísper.

00:30:14Sadly, it's not true.

00:30:15It's tricky.

00:30:16Let me, Tuesday...

00:30:17at the time I received my ring of glory.

00:30:18But I'm sure.

00:30:19You'll watch a little trouble.

00:30:20Is this crazy if it's первый?

00:30:22It's up there.

00:30:23You need to learn something new.

00:30:24And I don't believe this.

00:30:25With this thing...

00:30:26I'm mortal.

00:30:27Hum donkey.

00:31:37Where's Nicholas?

00:31:38He's gone.

00:31:39I must have dozed off in that chair and then I heard...

00:31:43I don't understand.

00:31:44Surely it's your brother.

00:31:45No.

00:31:46Nicholas has never played the harpsichord in his life.

00:31:50I heard the playing, sir.

00:31:55I heard the playing, sir.

00:31:56Go back to bed, child.

00:32:02Come back, Charlie.

00:32:03What would you say?

00:32:15Sweetie, darling...

00:32:16I want to come back...

00:32:21Go back to bed, child, as well.

00:32:36Nicholas!

00:32:41It was Elizabeth.

00:32:43You saw her?

00:32:45I did not have to see her.

00:32:49I know her playing.

00:33:08Locked?

00:33:10Yes.

00:33:12Is there another door?

00:33:14There is not, sir.

00:33:19Let's go, Frederick.

00:33:29My sisters?

00:33:31Easy, easy, easy.

00:33:34Come on.

00:34:06It was she.

00:34:18Come, drink this.

00:34:33Hers?

00:34:34Yes.

00:34:37She will sleep in a minute or so.

00:34:39Doctor, will you stay, please?

00:34:42Yes, of course, my dear, until the morning at any rate.

00:34:49My dear Lord.

00:34:52It is hers, isn't it?

00:34:53It is.

00:34:54But how?

00:34:56Let us not talk here.

00:34:58May we use your room, sir?

00:35:00Yes, of course.

00:35:17What I am about to tell you, no one in this world except Nicholas and myself knows.

00:35:22That is, I thought that no one else knew.

00:35:27Take this.

00:35:29No.

00:35:30Drink it.

00:35:34To be absolutely blunt about it, Nicholas believes that Elizabeth may have been interred prematurely.

00:35:42What?

00:35:42I hasten to assure you both that such is not the case.

00:35:48Elizabeth was quite dead.

00:35:50I would stake my reputation on that fact.

00:35:53Then why does he believe it?

00:35:57Because of what happened to his mother many years ago.

00:35:59I'm afraid I don't understand.

00:36:01I told Mr. Barnard what Nicholas saw that day.

00:36:05No, my dear.

00:36:07Your mother was not tortured to death, as you were told.

00:36:12But.

00:36:13She was tortured, yes.

00:36:15But not to death.

00:36:18Do I make myself clear?

00:36:20Do you mean to say that.

00:36:22Your mother was walled up in her tomb, while yet alive.

00:36:27Oh, no.

00:36:28Oh, no.

00:36:28From that day forth, the very thought of premature interment was enough to drive your brother into convulsions of horror.

00:36:40Nicholas broods about it constantly.

00:36:43Already he has told me he has heard Elizabeth walking the corridors.

00:36:48Even that he has heard her speaking his name.

00:36:51Dr. Leon.

00:36:52Sir.

00:36:54You seem to forget that we all heard the harpsichord playing.

00:36:59No, I have not forgotten it, sir.

00:37:01It is why I said before that I thought that no one but Nicholas and myself knew about this.

00:37:06What do you mean?

00:37:08Someone I fear has discovered Nicholas's secret.

00:37:11And is using it as a terrible advantage.

00:37:14A servant, perhaps.

00:37:15I could almost more easily believe that...

00:37:19That what, Doña Medina?

00:37:22Nothing.

00:37:27I spoke without thought.

00:37:33I want to know one thing, sir.

00:37:36Are you absolutely positive that Don Medina's dread is unwarranted?

00:37:43If Elizabeth Medina walks the corridors of this castle, it is her spirit, not her living self.

00:37:48Elizabeth Medinaですか?

00:37:54Where did it come from?

00:38:07Elizabeth's room.

00:38:08What is it, Charles?

00:38:31Easy, Charles.

00:38:32Easy.

00:38:34Now tell us what happened to her.

00:38:35I...

00:38:36I heard her.

00:38:39Heard?

00:38:40The mistress.

00:38:43I was cleaning up the room and she spoke to me.

00:38:47She called me by my name.

00:38:50Maria.

00:38:50She said, Maria, leave this room.

00:38:56My wife spoke to you.

00:38:58My wife spoke to you.

00:38:59Nicholas!

00:39:06No one will ever enter that room, McCain.

00:39:19Mr. Barnard, I'm afraid...

00:39:20No need explaining, Nicholas.

00:39:21Mr. Barnard knows everything.

00:39:23Mr. Barnard, take care of the girl, will you, Catherine?

00:39:36I'll see to her, Dona Medina, if you want to go with your brother.

00:39:40Come, Maria.

00:39:40Let me help you downstairs.

00:39:46Perhaps I should bring some food to Nicholas.

00:39:48You will not eat it, my dear, any more than you are eating yours.

00:39:54I'm not hungry.

00:39:56You need your strength, nonetheless.

00:39:58If I may interrupt this fascinating conversation for a moment.

00:40:02How long, may I ask, do you intend to accept these occurrences at face value?

00:40:08I should have thought, Mr. Barnard, that a man of your investigative zeal would have already solved the mystery.

00:40:14And have you, Doctor?

00:40:15I am not certain.

00:40:18But do you remember that no one actually heard Elizabeth's voice?

00:40:23We have only Maria's word for it.

00:40:25We proceed on similar lines, Doctor.

00:40:28In questioning Maria, I asked her to describe the voice she heard.

00:40:31And?

00:40:32She could not describe it, Doctor, because it only whispered to her.

00:40:37This point seems of vital import to you, Dustin.

00:40:45Donal Medina.

00:40:51Donal Medina.

00:40:53Donal Medina.

00:40:55No, Medina.

00:41:09No, Medina.

00:41:12The key to Elizabeth's room.

00:41:14The key, I said.

00:41:21For King.

00:41:22Do not go, then, Nicholas.

00:41:25I must be.

00:41:45Nicholas.

00:41:46Nicholas.

00:41:47Nicholas.

00:41:48Come.

00:41:49Come.

00:42:19What I have dreaded all these months has come to pass.

00:42:22You are wrong, Nicholas.

00:42:23No.

00:42:24No.

00:42:25No.

00:42:26No.

00:42:27No.

00:42:28No.

00:42:29No.

00:42:30No.

00:42:31What I have dreaded all these months has come to pass.

00:42:35You're wrong, Nicholas.

00:42:37No.

00:42:39No, she haunts me because of the terrible thing I did to her.

00:42:43Mr. Barnard.

00:42:45What in the name of heaven?

00:42:47And have you nothing to say, Don Medina?

00:42:49I'm sorry.

00:42:51I'm sorry.

00:42:53I'm sorry.

00:42:55I'm sorry.

00:42:57I'm sorry.

00:42:59And have you nothing to say, Don Medina?

00:43:01I don't understand, sir.

00:43:03Do you not, sir?

00:43:05Then, with your permission, I will enlighten you.

00:43:07What is the meaning of this, sir?

00:43:09The meaning, Doctor, is this.

00:43:11Only one person in this castle could have caused all these inexplicable occurrences.

00:43:15That person is Don Medina.

00:43:17What?

00:43:18You're mad, sir.

00:43:19Am I?

00:43:20Mr. Barnard, I swear that I...

00:43:22This secret passage, sir.

00:43:24How convenient for you.

00:43:26Enabling you to whisper to Maria without being seen.

00:43:30Then, after the door to Elizabeth's room had been locked by you.

00:43:33Enabling you to return there and at your leisure demolish everything.

00:43:36You are wrong, sir.

00:43:37I swear I...

00:43:38You are lying, sir.

00:43:39When Maria screamed, where were you?

00:43:42When Elizabeth's room was being torn apart, where were you?

00:43:45Why were you not investigating that?

00:43:47I was afraid.

00:43:49I was afraid.

00:43:50You lie!

00:43:51Both times you were in Elizabeth's room yourself.

00:43:55Both times your own door was locked.

00:43:58Protecting you from discovery.

00:44:00No, that's not true.

00:44:01That's not true.

00:44:02Why should Nicholas do these things?

00:44:04Why?

00:44:06Is it possible?

00:44:11Is it possible?

00:44:16Possible I am doing these things?

00:44:19Unaware?

00:44:21To punish myself?

00:44:23No, Nicholas.

00:44:24No.

00:44:25One of the servants is responsible.

00:44:27Most likely, Maria.

00:44:33Could I have kept that ring without knowing it?

00:44:36Played the harpsichord without knowing it?

00:44:40Destroyed Elizabeth's room all without knowing it?

00:44:45My inner mind creating evidence of Elizabeth's vengeful return,

00:44:51because that mind knows.

00:44:55But I don't know!

00:45:00I will find out.

00:45:04No.

00:45:05It's the only way, Catherine.

00:45:07It's the only way.

00:45:08I...

00:45:10I must be sure.

00:45:13I must be sure.

00:45:15Can you not stop this?

00:45:18I do not believe I wish to stop it, my dear.

00:45:22If this is the only way of convincing Nicholas that he did not bury his wife alive,

00:45:26then I say, by all means, do it.

00:45:29This groundless dread must finally be put to rest.

00:45:35We will exhume Elizabeth.

00:45:37We will exhume Elizabeth.

00:46:05You can stop this.

00:46:07I'll walk you through.

00:46:08It's not a long way.

00:46:09I do not believe that.

00:46:11It's not a long way.

00:46:13You can do it.

00:46:14You have to do it.

00:46:15You can do it.

00:46:16Come on, you have to go.

00:46:18I'll walk you through.

00:46:19You have to sort that hard for it.

00:46:21You have to come.

00:46:24You can see it from a man.

00:46:25Oh, my God.

00:46:55Let's go.

00:47:25Let's go.

00:47:55Let's go.

00:48:25Let's go.

00:48:28Let's go.

00:48:33Kroo!

00:48:38Kroo!

00:48:43Kroo!

00:48:46I swear to you I thought she was dead.

00:48:50On my honor as a physician, I thought she was dead.

00:48:53I thought she was dead, I swear to you.

00:48:56True.

00:48:59True.

00:49:01True.

00:49:03True!

00:49:03Nicholas!

00:49:04True!

00:49:05Nicholas!

00:49:06True!

00:49:07No, Nicholas!

00:49:08True!

00:49:23I killed her.

00:49:35I killed, I killed her.

00:49:47No, Nicholas.

00:49:48I killed, I killed.

00:49:52I'm not going to lose it.

00:50:13Nicholas.

00:50:14I would suggest, Nicholas, that you leave this place.

00:50:20Your remaining here cannot help Elizabeth now.

00:50:28Try to understand, Nicholas.

00:50:31I am a doctor of medicine.

00:50:34Never in my career have I seen

00:50:37a condition which so completely paralleled

00:50:40the physical appearance of death.

00:50:44You cannot feel responsible, Nicholas.

00:50:50We were up here mourning her.

00:50:52She was alive, struggling to be free.

00:50:56I am responsible.

00:50:59If it were not so, she would not want to haunt me.

00:51:02She does not haunt you, Nicholas.

00:51:04Can you not see that?

00:51:06It is you punishing yourself.

00:51:10I must leave in the morning.

00:51:12Already I have been grossly negligent of my other patients.

00:51:18I beg of you, leave with me.

00:51:22I can never leave.

00:51:26I must accept whatever vengeance Elizabeth chooses to inflict upon me.

00:51:40Now I look at my mind.

00:51:41Is this your most profitable biography?

00:51:42Natalie?

00:51:43Yes.

00:51:44Probably a six-month wh Minor!

00:51:46Padre Medina?

00:51:48Madre Medina.

00:51:49What is it, Mr. Barhead?

00:51:51May I speak with you?

00:51:53Certainly.

00:51:54I came to apologize.

00:51:55Apologize?

00:51:57But everything you said...

00:52:01I know that my suspicions were justified, but not as I had expected.

00:52:03I realize now that my sister's death was an accident.

00:52:07I do not blame your brother.

00:52:09I feel only sympathy for him.

00:52:12What I did was I assure you only because of Elizabeth.

00:52:16I think I understand.

00:52:22I'm sorry that our meeting should have taken place

00:52:26under such unhappy circumstances.

00:52:29Had things been otherwise,

00:52:32perhaps we shall meet again in Barcelona.

00:52:38I hope so.

00:52:41Good night, Doña.

00:52:44Good night.

00:52:56Doctor, where are you going, sir?

00:52:58To apologize to Don Medina.

00:53:00I wouldn't speak to him just now.

00:53:02He is much overwrought.

00:53:04In the morning, perhaps.

00:53:06You will be leaving then?

00:53:08Yes.

00:53:09Will you accept the hospitality of my carriage?

00:53:12Thank you, Doctor. Good night.

00:53:14Good night.

00:53:15Good night, Mr. Barnett.

00:53:16Thank you, Doctor. Good night.

00:53:17Good night, Mr. Barnett.

00:53:18Good night.

00:53:19Good night, George.

00:53:20Good night.

00:53:24Good night,どanten.

00:53:25Gunnor, Gunn Dus REiekert.

00:53:27Please go.

00:53:29Good night.

00:53:30Good night, honey.

00:53:31Good night.

00:53:33Good night.

00:53:34Good night.

00:53:36Good night.

00:53:38Mr. Barnett.

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00:59:39Elizabeth?

00:59:46Elizabeth?

00:59:57Elizabeth?

01:00:02Elizabeth?

01:00:21Elizabeth?

01:00:26Elizabeth?

01:00:36Elizabeth?

01:00:41Elizabeth?

01:00:46Elizabeth?

01:00:51Elizabeth?

01:00:54Get out of here!

01:01:24Get out of here!

01:01:54Nikola!

01:02:11Nikola!

01:02:24Nikola!

01:02:54Nikola!

01:03:06I told you to wait.

01:03:08I couldn't.

01:03:24He's gone.

01:03:30He's gone.

01:03:55What about my brother?

01:03:59He's supposed to leave in the morning.

01:04:02But now...

01:04:04Why couldn't you wait one more day?

01:04:07I've waited too long already.

01:04:25So, my darling, Nikola.

01:04:28We've broken you at last.

01:04:31Elizabeth, there is no time for this.

01:04:34I've waited an eternity for this moment.

01:04:36There has to be time.

01:04:38And now, my dear Nikola, I have you exactly as I want you.

01:04:43Helpless.

01:04:45Elizabeth.

01:04:47Is it not ironical, my husband?

01:04:50Your wife, an adulteress.

01:04:52Your mother, an adulteress.

01:04:55Your uncle, an adulterer.

01:04:59Your closest friend, an adulterer.

01:05:05Do you not find that amusing, dear Nikola?

01:05:11Yes.

01:05:19Yes.

01:05:22What's happening, man?

01:05:27Happening?

01:05:29Why, what should be happening, Isabella?

01:05:33Isabella?

01:05:36You, Bartholome, my brother.

01:05:39How do you like my little workshop, huh?

01:05:45Dear God.

01:05:46Well, what ails you, brother, huh?

01:05:50And you, my dear, why are you so pale?

01:05:54Does this place disturb you?

01:05:56I thought the two of you would enjoy the novelty of it.

01:06:01Come, let me show you about a bit.

01:06:04Where are you going, Isabella?

01:06:06Bartholome!

01:06:07Are you leaving me?

01:06:09Are you leaving me?

01:06:13Don't you want to see my...

01:06:15I'm going to torture you, Isabella.

01:06:17I'm going to make you suffer for your faithlessness to me.

01:06:21Before this day is out, you will be begging me to kill you.

01:06:23To relieve you of the agony of hell into which your husband is about to plunge you.

01:06:31Hold it!

01:06:33You will be begging me to kill you.

01:06:35To relieve you of the agony of hell into which your husband is about to plunge you.

01:06:38Hold it!

01:06:52You will die in agony!

01:06:55Die!

01:07:08Come on.

01:07:38Now, Bartholomew, my brother.

01:08:08Ahh!

01:08:18Bartholomew?

01:08:20Bartholomew!

01:08:23Where are you?

01:08:25You cannot hide from me, you know.

01:08:31Don Medina.

01:08:33Don Medina.

01:08:35There you are, Bartholomew.

01:08:46Oh, there you are, sir. We've been searching all over for you.

01:08:53And now for you, Bartholomew, my beloved brother.

01:08:57While you are still alive.

01:09:00My ultimate device of torture.

01:09:05Are you ready now, Bartholomew?

01:09:11Bartholomew?

01:09:35Yes, Bartholomew.

01:09:37Yes, Bartholomew.

01:09:39Yes, Bartholomew.

01:09:41Yes, Bartholomew.

01:09:48Now we are ready to begin, Bartholomew.

01:09:51Now we are ready to begin, Bartholomew.

01:10:21Do you know where you are, Bartholomew?

01:10:27Dawn Medina, I am Francis Bonner.

01:10:30I will tell you where you are.

01:10:32You are about to enter Hell, Bartholomew.

01:10:36Hell!

01:10:38The Netherworld.

01:10:40The infernal regions.

01:10:43The abode of the damned.

01:10:46The place of torment.

01:10:48Pandemonium.

01:10:50Tophet.

01:10:52Gehenna.

01:10:53Naraka.

01:10:54The pit.

01:10:56And the pendulum.

01:11:03The razor edge of destiny.

01:11:08Thus the condition of man.

01:11:12Bound on an island from which he can never hope to escape.

01:11:17Surrounded by the waiting pit of hell.

01:11:25Which must destroy him finally.

01:11:28Nicholas.

01:11:29Nicholas, are you in there?

01:11:31Catherine.

01:11:32Help me.

01:11:33Help me.

01:11:34Help me.

01:11:35Help me.

01:11:36Help me.

01:11:40Nicholas?

01:12:10Nicholas!

01:12:20Nicholas!

01:12:32Nicholas!

01:12:34Oh, no!

01:12:40Oh, no!

01:13:10Oh, no!

01:13:16Oh, no!

01:13:22Oh, no!

01:13:31Oh, no!

01:13:35Maximilian! Maximilian, we must break into the torture chamber, quickly!

01:14:05We must break into the torture chamber.

01:14:35We must break into the torture chamber.

01:15:05That is something we got to do.

01:15:35Let's go.

01:16:05Maximilian!

01:16:35Dona Medina, she thought that I was...

01:16:51Shh. It's over now.

01:16:53Nicholas.

01:17:03Nicholas.

01:17:05Nicholas.

01:17:07Nicholas.

01:17:09Nicholas.

01:17:11Nicholas.

01:17:13Nicholas.

01:17:25Nicholas.

01:17:29No one will ever enter this room again.

01:17:59No one will ever enter this room again.

01:18:29No one will ever enter this room again.

01:18:59No one will ever enter this room again.

01:19:29No one will ever enter this room again.

01:19:59No one will ever enter this room again.

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