Agatha Christie's Poirot 42 - 3 Hercule Poirot's Christmas, 名探偵ポワロ　第42話　ポワロのクリスマス日本語字幕アガサ・クリスティ英語学習にも

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00:00It's wonderful for me too, to meet my uncles and aunts and this grand house.

00:15I was having a...

00:18I was having a word at a cocktail party, buffing, and um...

00:23Who was it?

00:25Mr. Sugden.

00:27Who was it?

00:28Mr. Sugden.

00:31Superintendent of Police.

00:34Watch what you're doing!

00:36I'm sorry, Mr. Tresillian.

00:37You've got no right to go touching things.

00:40What did he want, this Police Superintendent?

00:43He's collecting for the Police Orphanage.

00:45Oh?

00:47And did he get anything?

00:48I'm sure he did.

00:58We'll be having more snow tonight, I shouldn't wonder.

01:01We'll be cut off again if we're not careful.

01:06I expect so.

01:07Thank you, sir.

01:08Thank you, sir.

01:09Thank you, sir.

01:11Thank you, sir.

01:12Come on.

01:13Hello, my friend.

01:14I'm gonna chill.

01:16Why is that not all I need to do?

01:18I am not alone.

01:20I'm hungry, man.

01:22I'm hungry.

01:24I'm hungry, man.

01:26I'm hungry.

01:28I'm hungry.

01:30I'm hungry.

01:32If you want to wake up, I'll leave anybody else and I will never go out.

01:34You can't eat me.

01:36It's so easy to eat here.

01:37Oh, my God.

02:07Oh, my God.

02:37Oh, my God.

02:42It's locked.

02:43It's locked.

02:44Dad?

02:45Dad?

02:46I'm going to have to break the door down.

02:48Don't be a fool.

02:49It's made of solid oak.

02:50One, two, three.

03:03One, two, three.

03:05And one, two, three.

03:08You've got to put some one, two, three, three.

03:13One more.

03:16One, two, three.

03:22Because you know this, you're in.

03:35I've forgotten my book.

03:37I didn't know, I didn't know how to open it, sir.

03:40What's going on?

03:42Something's happened upstairs, sir.

03:43I was just going to telephone the police.

03:46I would have used old Mr. Lee's phone, but they told me not to touch anything.

03:49What?

03:50It's old Mr. Lee, sir, Mr. Simeon.

03:52He's been killed, murdered.

03:54My God, what a shambles.

03:57Nothing must be touched.

03:59All right.

04:03Who are you?

04:04Police, police, Superintendent Sutton.

04:07You got here very quickly.

04:10Would everybody please wait downstairs?

04:15You picked up something from the floor just now.

04:18I did?

04:19It's in your hand now.

04:21From the floor just now.

04:23I did?

04:24It's in your hand now.

04:26Please give it to me.

04:34You must be Mr. Poirot.

04:44Superintendent.

04:46Lucky we had a detective here on the spot.

04:48Perhaps.

04:50Stay in here, would you?

04:51Look.

04:51It is where...

04:59It is where he kept his diamonds.

05:04They have gone.

05:05Ding-dong, merrily on high.

05:21In heaven the bells are ringing.

05:24Ding-dong, merrily the sky.

05:26Is the rhythm with angels singing?

05:29So...

05:30Glor...

05:33Glor...

05:35Glor...

05:38Friskanah in excel siis.

05:43Glor...

05:43O-o-o-o-oh

06:13What are you doing here, Farah?

06:22I've come to rescue you, my enemy.

06:30The superintendent Sagnum was going to call in Scotland Yard in any case,

06:34so I suggested that as you were just across the border.

06:43It must have been the work of a lunatic.

07:10It must have been the work of a lunatic.

07:13That's your theory, is it?

07:15Isn't there some mental home in the vicinity? A homicidal maniac?

07:19How do you suppose this homicidal maniac gained admittance to the house, Mr. Lee?

07:23The only door that wasn't locked was the kitchen door,

07:25and the kitchen staff didn't see any homicidal maniacs.

07:28Well, I...

07:32Pardon. No. Come in, Mr. Poirot.

07:34I have the chief inspector Japp with me, superintendent.

07:37Japp?

07:39Why?

07:41From Scotland Yard.

07:46I expect you're used to this kind of thing, chief inspector, but murders are few and far between in this part of the country.

07:53I imagine so, sir.

07:55Well, I was just about to ask Mr. George Lee here the crucial question.

07:59Ah, yes?

08:01Which is, of course, Mr. Lee, where were you at the time of the murder?

08:05Well, I was in here, on the telephone, calling my agent in Westringham, as a matter of fact.

08:14So you were actually in this room when you heard the noises from upstairs?

08:20Crashing about and screaming.

08:21I'm getting a few more men in from Shrewsbury to do a thorough search of the house and grounds.

08:31But the theft of the diamonds may not be as indicative as it seems.

08:37Forgive me, but I don't understand, superintendent.

08:42Mr. Lee telephoned me yesterday afternoon.

08:45He wanted me to come over and see him at 8.15.

08:47He made a special point of the time.

08:49What's more, he told me to tell the butler that I was collecting for some police charity.

08:54Ah.

08:54Well, Mr. Lee is an important person in these parts, so I did as he said.

08:59He told me that several thousand pounds worth of uncut diamonds had been stolen from his safe.

09:04He thought.

09:05He thought?

09:06He said they definitely were missing, but that only two people could have done it.

09:10And one of them might have done it as a joke.

09:13I have yet to meet anybody in this household, superintendent,

09:15that has even the most rudimentary sense of humor.

09:18He didn't happen to name these people, did he, sir?

09:20No, he didn't, Chief Inspector.

09:22But it's odd.

09:23He wanted me to go away and come back again in about an hour.

09:25He said he'd have a clearer idea then about if he'd been robbed or if it was a joke.

09:30I can tell you, by this time I was getting pretty fed up with Mr. Lee.

09:33But of the two people that he suspected,

09:35is it possible that one could be a servant and the other a member of his family?

09:39And if it was family, he didn't want to drop the minute.

09:41Well, yes.

09:42Perhaps my visit was just meant to put the frighteners on them.

09:45So you left?

09:47Yes, I did.

09:48It wasn't worth my while going all the way home, so I went and sat in the car.

09:52I was just on my way back.

09:53I was to use leaving the orphanage subscription book behind as an excuse,

09:57when all this hell broke loose.

10:12What's been going on in it?

10:13Simeon Lee was a man who was shrunken old and frail, n'est-ce pas?

10:17And in all this, it signifies, do you not think so, Chief Inspector?

10:22Looks more like a five-star riot than a simple throat cutting.

10:26This door was locked, you say?

10:27Yes.

10:28Mayor.

10:29Mayor.

10:30There are no prints on it, apart from the old man's.

10:40From the outside, using long-nosed pliers.

10:44But why, mon ami?

10:45So that we would think that Simeon Lee locked the door himself and that it was suicide?

10:53It's a suicide, more strange, n'est-ce pas, who hurls around the room or the furniture

10:57and then screams before he commits the act?

10:59Suppose Mr. Lee put up more resistance than the murderer expected,

11:03and made such a racket that he had to get out quick,

11:05before he had time to put the room to rights.

11:07He couldn't have gone out through the window.

11:09All bolted shut.

11:14But is it not a possibility that Simeon Lee did in fact commit a suicide?

11:17Is it not a possibility that Simeon Lee did in fact commit a suicide,

11:22but wanted it to look like murder?

11:24Why would he do that?

11:25Because Simeon Lee was a man most vengeful Chief Inspector,

11:28and had not a great love for his family.

11:31Blimey.

11:37The Mademoiselle Estravados picked up from the floor in the room with Mr. Simeon Lee.

11:43Oh.

11:44Last night.

11:48Wait.

11:49Here.

11:58What do you think?

11:59A little...

12:00What do you think?

12:02A little wooden peg.

12:04And a little rubber ring.

12:08Keep them if you like.

12:10If they've got anything to do with the murder, I'll retire from the police force.

12:14No, no, no, no.

12:15I would not deprive you of the money.

12:18Tell me, what was it that made you recommend me to Mr. Simeon Lee?

12:23I didn't.

12:27I went to the cinema in Oswestry.

12:29It's only ten minutes in the bus.

12:31Anybody see that?

12:32What street.

12:34It's only ten minutes in the bus.

12:35Anybody see that?

12:37I was with a young lady.

12:39Oh, yes.

12:41What's her name?

12:42Doris Buckle, sir.

12:44She works in the United Dairies in Markham Road.

12:47I didn't have anything to do with this, sir.

12:49What can you tell us about the diamonds Mr. Lee kept in his safe?

12:51Nothing, sir.

12:54They arrived the day before yesterday.

12:56Mr. Lee said they came from his old company museum in Africa.

13:01It wasn't a house.

13:03Nobody said it was.

13:05Nobody said it was.

13:07No.

13:23No.

13:26No.

13:28Good morning, good morning.

13:54Can I help you?

13:56No, no, thank you.

13:57Just looking.

13:58For the wife?

14:07Uh, no, no, no.

14:09Uh, no, no, no.

14:12No, if you please, monsieur, I should like to buy the present for a good friend.

14:16With a sense of humour, I dare say.

14:18Well.

14:20Bulb-operated hairy spider?

14:23Oh, no, thank you.

14:27My three-in-one package of itching powder, ink blot and stink bombs.

14:32No, no, no, no.

14:32You see, my friend, he is a policeman.

14:35Oh.

14:37He, uh, won't be wanting the Sherlock Holmes detective set, then.

14:40I do not imagine so.

14:42No.

14:48Exploding?

14:49Exploding?

14:50Jamaica?

14:51Oh.

14:52Oh.

14:53Oh.

14:55Oh.

14:56Oh.

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14:58Oh.

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15:11Oh.

15:21You

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