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Transcript
00:00Old hunting in Brazil.
00:07She was the daughter of a government official in Manaus.
00:11Even now, as I look back with a colder eye,
00:15she had a rich, passionate nature.
00:17Tropical, ill-balanced, very different from the American women I know.
00:23It was only when the romance had passed
00:25that I realized we had nothing, absolutely nothing in common.
00:30My love failed, but you know the wonderful way of women.
00:35To what I might, nothing could turn her from me.
00:39If I've been harsh to her, even brutal,
00:42it was because I knew that if I could kill her love
00:44or if it turned to hate, it would be easier for us both.
00:48But nothing changed her.
00:50She still adored me in these English woods
00:53as she had adored me 20 years before on the banks of the Amazon.
00:57Then came Miss Dunbar.
01:00She is also a very beautiful woman.
01:02And I'll admit to you that I could not live
01:04under the same roof in daily contact with her
01:06without feeling a passionate regard for her.
01:09You blame me, Mr. Holmes.
01:10I don't blame you for feeling it.
01:11I should blame you for expressing it
01:13since she was under your protection.
01:15Well, maybe so.
01:16I'm not pretending to be any better than I am.
01:18I guess all my life I've been a man
01:20that reached out his hand for what he wanted.
01:21And I never wanted anything more
01:24than the love and possession of that woman.
01:27I told her so.
01:28You did, did you?
01:30I said if I could, I'd marry her.
01:32But it was out of my mouth.
01:34Money was no object.
01:36I'd do all I could to make her happy.
01:38Come to me.
01:38Very generous of you.
01:40Now, see here, Mr. Holmes,
01:41I came to you on a question of evidence, not morals.
01:44I'm not asking for criticism.
01:45It is only for the lady to say
01:47that I take on this case at all.
01:51Nothing that she is accused of
01:52is worse than what you yourself have admitted,
01:54that you tried to ruin a defenseless girl
01:56who was under your room.
01:58You know, some of you rich men must be taught
01:59that all the world cannot be bribed
02:02into condoning your offenses.
02:04That's how I feel myself about it now.
02:06I thank God my plans did not work out.
02:09She'd have none of it.
02:11She wanted to leave the house instantly.
02:14But why did she not?
02:18Others were dependent upon her,
02:20and it was no light matter for her to let them down.
02:23When I'd sworn that she should never be molested again,
02:26she consented to stay.
02:29But there was another reason.
02:32She knew the influence that she had over me,
02:35that it was stronger than any other influence in the world.
02:38She wanted to use it for good.
02:41You're cruel.
02:42You destroy good people who can't stand up to you.
02:47Not everyone shares your strength.
02:49Can't you see that?
02:51You call it a fair fight,
02:54but it isn't fair.
02:56She saw it different.
02:58She believed that a fortune for one man
03:00that was more than he needed
03:01should not be built on 10,000 ruined men
03:03who were left without the means of life.
03:05With your children,
03:07you show such tenderness and love.
03:12Treat the world in the same way.
03:14She found that I listened to what she said.
03:17So she stayed.
03:18And then this came along.
03:22Mr. Gibson,
03:23can you throw any light upon it?
03:26One explanation,
03:27I give it to you, Mr. Holmes,
03:28for what it's worth.
03:30There's no doubt that my wife was bitterly jealous.
03:33She might have planned to murder Mr. Mbar,
03:35or threaten her with a gun,
03:37and so frighten her into leaving us.
03:39Maybe there was a scuffle.
03:41The gun went off
03:42and shot the woman who held it.
03:45Yes, it is a possibility.
03:47It is the only alternative to deliberate murder.
03:51But she utterly denies it.
03:53What is against such a supposition?
03:55It's done by herself.
03:57She has just one day left before the trial.
04:00You must grant me permission to visit her once more.
04:03If ever in your life you showed your powers, Holmes,
04:06put them into this case.
04:08Yes, now.
04:11But I cannot promise you
04:13that my conclusions will be such as you desire.
04:20Come, Watson.
04:21We have several vital questions to ask this young lady.
04:40And I must confess that the case would seem to be a very black one against her
04:43if it were not for one thing.
04:45What is that?
04:45The finding of the pistol in her wardrobe.
04:48That seems to be the most damning incident of all.
04:50Not so, Watson.
04:52It is my only firm ground for hope.
04:55We must look for consistency.
04:57Where there is a want of it, we must suspect deception.
05:00Come on, Holmes.
05:05Dunbar's depending on us.
05:08Watson, visualize yourself in the character of Miss Dunbar.
05:12When a cold, premeditated fashion is about to get rid of her rival,
05:17what will be your actions and your thinking?
05:19Well, I've written a note.
05:20The victim has come.
05:22I've taken the weapon from the gunroom.
05:25The crime is done.
05:27Workmanlike and complete.
05:28And now the weapon.
05:29Of course.
05:33Precisely.
05:34Those depths would hide it forever.
05:38Your best friend would hardly call you a schemer,
05:40yet I cannot picture you carrying it home
05:41and putting it in your wardrobe,
05:43the very first place that would be searched.
05:45This friend Valwa, for example,
05:47she disclaims all knowledge of it.
05:48You're saying that it was placed in her wardrobe.
05:50But by who?
05:50By someone who wished to incriminate her.
05:52Ah, Cummings.
05:53Come on.
05:59Ah, Miss Dunbar,
06:03we have had lengthy conversations with Mr Gibson
06:05that he has informed us
06:07of your relations with him
06:09and of your innocence in the matter.
06:11But you need not pain yourself with that part of the story.
06:13But we do need to know something
06:15of your feelings towards Mrs Gibson.
06:23I had no wish to wrong Mrs Gibson.
06:25But she loved her husband so vividly
06:30in a physical sense
06:32that she could hardly understand
06:34the mental, even spiritual, tie
06:37which held him to me.
06:39Or imagine that it was only my desire
06:41to influence his powerful good
06:43which kept me under his roof.
06:46I can see now that I was wrong to stay.
06:50Nothing could have justified me in remaining
06:52where I was a cause of such unhappiness.
06:55My client may be loath to mention it
06:58but she has managed to persuade Mr Gibson
07:01to finance a mission of mercy
07:02to resettle tribes
07:03in particular the Bororo Indians
07:06who have fallen victim
07:07to unscrupulous gold and rubber prospectors.
07:11The venture is thriving.
07:12We saw your pictures in the schoolroom.
07:16Like so many of those warrior Indians
07:18Mr Gibson can sometimes give people
07:21a misleading impression.
07:22Now, Miss Dunbar,
07:24will you tell us exactly
07:26what happened that evening?
07:29I received a note from Mrs Gibson
07:31in the morning.
07:32It implored me to meet her
07:34at the bridge after dinner.
07:36This note, did you keep it?
07:39No, she asked me to destroy it
07:41and to hide my answer
07:43at the sundial in the garden.
07:45I saw no reason for such secrecy
07:47but she was very much afraid
07:49of her husband
07:49who treated her with the harshness
07:51for which I frequently reproached him.
07:54I can only imagine
07:55that she did not wish him
07:56to know of our interview.
07:58Yet she kept your reply
07:59very carefully.
08:00Yes.
08:01I was surprised to hear
08:02she had it in her hand
08:03when she died.
08:04Well, what happened then?
08:06She was waiting for me.
08:07She was like a madwoman.
08:21I think she was mad
08:23with the deep power of deception
08:25which insane people may have.
08:26You're cruel.
08:28You have no heart.
08:29You don't know how to love.
08:30You have no passion.
08:31How else could she admit me
08:32with unconcern every day?
08:34You're standing there
08:38on the bridge
08:39shrieking her curses at me.
08:42I curse the day that you were born!
08:50And yet,
08:52presuming that you met her death
08:53shortly after you left,
08:54you heard no shout.
08:56No, I heard nothing.
08:58I was so agitated
09:00and horrified
09:00by her terrible outbreak
09:02that I rushed to get back
09:03to the peace in my own room.
09:04I was
09:05incapable of noticing
09:07anything that happened.
09:09Your own room.
09:10Did you leave it again
09:11before the next morning?
09:13Yes.
09:15When they brought
09:16the poor creature
09:16back to the house.
09:23Did Mr. Gibson
09:24seem to you much perturbed?
09:26He is a very strong,
09:28self-contained man.
09:30I do not think
09:30he would ever show
09:31his emotions on the surface.
09:33But you?
09:34Who knew him so well.
09:36Yes, I could see
09:37that he was deeply concerned.
09:42Now,
09:43we come to the all-important point.
09:50This pistol that was found
09:51in your room,
09:52you've never seen it before.
09:53Never, I swear it.
09:55When was it found?
09:57Next morning,
09:58when the police
09:58made their search.
10:00Yes, among your clothes.
10:01Yes,
10:02at the bottom of my wardrobe
10:03in one of the drawers.
10:05You cannot guess
10:06how long it had been there.
10:08It could not have been there
10:09the morning before
10:09because I tidied out
10:10the wardrobe.
10:11So you're suggesting
10:12that someone came into your room
10:13and placed it there
10:14in order to incriminate you?
10:15It must have been so.
10:21When?
10:24When it could only
10:25have been at mealtime
10:26or else during the hours
10:28when I would be
10:28in the schoolroom
10:29with the children.
10:30As you were
10:30when you received the note.
10:32Yes,
10:32from that time onward
10:33for the whole morning.
10:35Thank you, Mr. Mbara.
10:36Is there any other point
10:41which could help me
10:42in my investigation?
10:45I can think of none.
10:50Holmes,
10:50might I have a word
10:51with you in private?
10:53Forgive me,
10:53Miss Dunbar.
11:06Holmes,
11:09I'd like to put you
11:10my case for believing
11:11that Mr. Gibson
11:12is the murderer
11:13of his wife.
11:14We have a man
11:14who by his own admission
11:15is used to breaking people
11:16who stand in his path.
11:18Well, his wife
11:19stood in his path
11:20but then Miss Dunbar
11:21rejected him.
11:21Now, what better
11:22than to kill the one
11:23and incriminate the other?
11:29To kill the two birds
11:31with the one stone,
11:32so to speak.
11:33You don't believe
11:34that Gibson's confession
11:35was sincere?
11:36Wasn't it Bates
11:37who said he was
11:37plausible and cunning?
11:38His confession
11:39was a clever means
11:40to put us off the scent.
11:41Think of it like this.
11:43He somehow discovers
11:44that his wife
11:45has arranged a meeting.
11:46During the day,
11:47he takes the two pistols
11:48from the box.
11:49One he conceals
11:50in the drawer
11:51of her wardrobe
11:51after discharging
11:54one barrel,
11:54which he could easily
11:55do in the woods
11:56without attracting attention.
11:58He is alone
11:59all that evening.
12:01He sees Miss Dunbar
12:02return and grasps
12:03his opportunity.
12:05He commits the deed
12:05and things like that.
12:09You
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