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00:00:00Musica

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00:02:00Musica

00:02:10Michelle

00:02:12Michelle

00:02:13What's happened?

00:02:22The fish at the hoods of

00:02:26No, no.

00:02:37Wolf?

00:02:38How do you know it was the wolf?

00:02:39I tell you, I heard the howl.

00:02:40Wind whistling through the chimneys.

00:02:42But Michelle's dying word's the face of the window.

00:02:44Ah, delusion.

00:02:45Well, the state's been robbed and that's no delusion.

00:02:46There are other people who murder and rob beside the wolf.

00:02:49This looks like a crime committed from the inside, not from the outside.

00:02:52Are you insinuating...

00:02:53I'm insinuating nothing.

00:02:54I'm making preliminary inquiries.

00:02:59That's all I require for the moment, Monsieur de Vrieson.

00:03:01You will find the criminal, Inspector Gouffert.

00:03:03That's what the police are for.

00:03:05Mademoiselle, Monsieur, good day.

00:03:13The pompous fool.

00:03:15The wolf will never be caught by self-opinionated idiots like that.

00:03:18You're sure in your own mind it was the wolf?

00:03:20There can be no doubt about it.

00:03:21Everything fits.

00:03:21The howl, the face of the window, murder, robbery.

00:03:23We must recover the gold that was stolen.

00:03:26Yes, Father.

00:03:26I'm sure the police will...

00:03:27The police are useless.

00:03:29I'm afraid you're right there, sir.

00:03:30The future of the bank, our fortune, Cecil, is at stake.

00:03:34I have had heavy losses recently.

00:03:37Our reserves were down to a minimum before the robbery.

00:03:40To tide over the crisis, I established contact with a very important man,

00:03:43the Chevalier Delgado, who is reputed to be immensely wealthy.

00:03:47If I can secure his business, all our troubles are over.

00:03:51But now that the bank has been robbed, what chance have I got?

00:03:54What time are you expecting him?

00:03:55Oh, any minute now, if he comes at all.

00:03:58The news is all round Paris, and if he doesn't come...

00:04:01Oh, Father, you mustn't give up hope.

00:04:03I'm sure the Chevalier will realise it's no fault of yours.

00:04:06He inquired most carefully about the precautions we took against robbery.

00:04:10I thought I'd satisfied him, and now this happens.

00:04:14Everything's not lost yet.

00:04:15If you'll trust me, I'll clear up this mystery and restore all you've lost.

00:04:18Why, what can you do?

00:04:19Just let me try.

00:04:21Will you give me a few hours' leave of absence from the bank?

00:04:23Oh, very well.

00:04:24Cecil, and if you succeed, you can name your own reward.

00:04:28Cecil, see Monsieur Cartier out.

00:04:42Darling, I could almost bless the wolf.

00:04:44Oh, Lucien, what are you saying?

00:04:46Don't you see? It's given me my chance.

00:04:47Your father said if I were successful, I could name my own reward.

00:04:51Oh, if only you could succeed.

00:04:52I do so hate hiding our love from Father.

00:04:54Oh, what else can we do?

00:04:55What chance have I, a penniless bank clerk, of obtaining his permission to marry you?

00:05:00But everything's going to be different.

00:05:01Well, what are you going to do?

00:05:02Get onto the track of the wolf and stay on it until I identify him.

00:05:07Mademoiselle de Brisson, this is indeed a pleasure.

00:05:10You've come to see my father, Chevalier.

00:05:11My usual principle is business first and pleasure afterwards.

00:05:14Today, the order is reversed.

00:05:18Won't you present me to your friend?

00:05:19This is Monsieur Lucien Cartier, the Chevalier Delgado.

00:05:22Monsieur Cartier works in my father's bank.

00:05:24You're not by any chance the gentleman associated with last night's tragic affair?

00:05:28Yes, I was at the bank last night.

00:05:29A terrible calamity.

00:05:31Let us hope the criminal will be brought to justice.

00:05:33I intend to see that he is for Monsieur de Brisson's sake.

00:05:35Very worthy sentiments.

00:05:37But I cannot help feeling that his employees would have served Monsieur de Brisson better

00:05:40by being watchful enough to prevent this crime.

00:05:43Oh, my father's waiting for you in Salon, Chevalier.

00:05:46And I hope I shall have the pleasure of seeing you again before I leave, Mademoiselle.

00:05:50Oh, certainly.

00:06:00Insulting brute.

00:06:01Careful, Lucien.

00:06:02It's vital that father should secure his business.

00:06:05I hope your father keeps his eyes open.

00:06:07Now, I must be going.

00:06:09Where to?

00:06:09To see my friend, Professor LeBlanc.

00:06:12Oh, the man they call the mad professor?

00:06:14LeBlanc's not mad.

00:06:15He's a genius.

00:06:16Do you know that his experiments with electricity will startle the world?

00:06:19But how can he help you?

00:06:20Because I believe that science will succeed where the police have failed.

00:06:24You say the police have no clues?

00:06:26Does the wolf ever leave clues?

00:06:28Six murders in two months and so far are not a trace of his identity.

00:06:32I've heard it stated that this man is assisted by some supernatural agency.

00:06:35You mean that the face which is supposed to appear at the windows, the howl of the wolf, may be...

00:06:40Quite beyond the scope of modern police methods.

00:06:43Now, if ever I were going to commit a murder, which, of course, heaven forbid, I should choose just such a confederate.

00:06:48But now to business.

00:06:49The recent happenings at your bank have made me reconsider my decision.

00:06:54You mean you won't entrust me with your business?

00:06:57On the contrary, I intend to become your client immediately.

00:07:00My dear Chevalier.

00:07:01And further, I shall place in your bank a considerable sum of gold, which will restore the reputation of de Brisson et C.

00:07:08My dear Chevalier, how can I ever thank you?

00:07:10Regard it merely as a business move.

00:07:12The better your credit, the safer my money.

00:07:15You've made a new man of me, Chevalier.

00:07:17The opportunities I can see in the future, associated with a man of your importance...

00:07:22I was going to suggest, Monsieur de Brisson, we become even more closely associated in the future.

00:07:27I, uh, I'm afraid I don't quite follow you, Chevalier.

00:07:32You have a very charming daughter.

00:07:35So charming that I am no longer content to remain a bachelor.

00:07:38Cecile?

00:07:39But she's a mere child.

00:07:41Parents forget how quickly their children grow up.

00:07:43Cecile is a woman, Monsieur de Brisson.

00:07:46Chevalier, forgive my saying so.

00:07:48The disparity in age.

00:07:50I'm a man in the very prime of life.

00:07:52Is the idea of my becoming your son-in-law as well as your client distasteful to you?

00:07:56No, no, no, of course not.

00:07:57An experienced man of the world makes the best husband, you know.

00:08:00Yes, but, uh...

00:08:01Are there any buts?

00:08:03I've already proved my goodwill towards you.

00:08:05Certainly.

00:08:05All I ask in return is your goodwill towards me.

00:08:08And if I cannot give it?

00:08:10Then, of course, I should have to reconsider my decision.

00:08:14It is a matter for Cecile.

00:08:16She must decide for herself.

00:08:17I have your formal permission to pay her my addresses?

00:08:20Yes.

00:08:21Perhaps you will ask her to attend us here.

00:08:23You wish to speak to her at once?

00:08:25No time like today.

00:08:26Who knows what may happen to any of us tomorrow?

00:08:36It is understood, of course, that my daughter's decision is final.

00:08:40Perfectly.

00:08:41But I am confident she is a dutiful daughter

00:08:43who has the welfare of her father closely at heart.

00:08:46has the chivalry gone, father?

00:09:07No, child. He's still in sorrow.

00:09:10Oh, you look so worried. Has your business fallen through?

00:09:13No. Actually, we've settled it satisfactorily.

00:09:17Then why is he waiting?

00:09:18He wishes to have a word with you, sirsie.

00:09:21Oh, yes. I said I'd see him before he went. Let's say goodbye to him together.

00:09:24The Chevalier would prefer to speak to you alone.

00:09:27Oh, but I don't want to see him alone.

00:09:29Don't you like him, child?

00:09:31I've never thought about it.

00:09:33I've always treated him as one of your business acquaintances.

00:09:36Our relationship is closer now, sirsie.

00:09:38We are virtually partners.

00:09:41And you know what that means to the bank?

00:10:02You are true to your promise, man, sir.

00:10:05Always, monsieur.

00:10:06My father tells me you wish to see me alone.

00:10:09He gave you no hint as to what it was about?

00:10:11No, monsieur.

00:10:12And you yourself never guessed, eh?

00:10:16No, monsieur.

00:10:16There, there. Don't be frightened, little Cecile.

00:10:19Cecile, I love you.

00:10:20I've loved you from the very first moment that I...

00:10:22Please, please. You mustn't say such things to me.

00:10:24Why not? I have your father's permission to speak.

00:10:26But it's impossible.

00:10:27And why impossible?

00:10:28Because my heart is no longer my own.

00:10:32You mean you love someone else?

00:10:35I do.

00:10:36It can't be that penniless bank clerk.

00:10:38He may be penniless, and only a clerk in my father's bank.

00:10:42But he is the man to whom I promised myself.

00:10:44And I'm always true to my promises, monsieur.

00:10:47Mademoiselle, I always recognize when I'm defeated.

00:10:50In mitigation, you must remember I had no knowledge of this when I made my proposal.

00:10:54Of course, monsieur.

00:10:54I envy this young man from the bottom of my heart.

00:10:57He's won the greatest prize in love's lottery.

00:11:00You flatter me.

00:11:01I speak in all sincerity, mademoiselle.

00:11:03And I wish you both every happiness.

00:11:06That's very generous of you.

00:11:07I will guard your secret as if it were my own.

00:11:10And if I can influence this young man's career in any other way, I will.

00:11:14Thank you.

00:11:15And now, grant me just one favor.

00:11:17If it's in my power...

00:11:19Then let us seal our friendship.

00:11:21Not with a hand clasp.

00:11:23But with a kiss.

00:11:24Very well.

00:11:30Forgive me, mademoiselle.

00:11:36Lucien courtier.

00:11:54This is the crucial moment.

00:12:05Look, it moved.

00:12:09I've devoted years of my life to this experiment, Lucien.

00:12:12And now I'm within sight of success.

00:12:14You mean you've rarely obtained proof?

00:12:16I have.

00:12:17And they dare call me mad.

00:12:19Oh, that's what the world says about all pioneers.

00:12:22Electricity is life, my boy.

00:12:24It seems incredible.

00:12:26But you saw it with your own eyes.

00:12:28That rabbit has been dead 24 hours.

00:12:30And yet it moved.

00:12:31The muscle revivified and completed the action ordered by the brain at the moment of death.

00:12:36And could this be applied to human beings?

00:12:39All that is necessary is the adjustment of the current and its distribution.

00:12:43And then, my boy, I shall be ready to help you solve your problem.

00:12:46How could you do that?

00:12:47I shall apply my discovery to the next victim of the wolf.

00:12:50And from his dead brain, extract the identity of his murderer.

00:12:55The next victim of the wolf.

00:13:04Do you have any Ed Delgado to see you, sir?

00:13:06Oh, sure I am.

00:13:11Oh, my dear Monsieur Goofy.

00:13:12I must apologize for this intrusion.

00:13:14It is an honor.

00:13:15I take a vital interest in the art of crime detection.

00:13:18So must the criminal classes.

00:13:21Good.

00:13:21Very good.

00:13:22I hope you don't assume that I am one of them.

00:13:25My dear Chevalier, the criminal classes are a strange breed.

00:13:28Quite unlike other men.

00:13:30Curiosity is their vice and their downfall.

00:13:33I see.

00:13:34So according to the official view,

00:13:36it is merely curious to be criminal.

00:13:38But criminal to be curious, eh?

00:13:41But there, there, I see you're a very busy man.

00:13:43So I mustn't waste your time.

00:13:44I merely called in to see if you've made any progress

00:13:46with regard to this de Brisson bank affair.

00:13:48May I first ask Chevalier if you have a personal interest?

00:13:51A fair question, Monsieur?

00:13:53I have.

00:13:53I'm a very large depositor and close associate of Monsieur de Brisson.

00:13:58As in all these wolf crimes,

00:14:00we find ourselves entirely without a clue of any sort.

00:14:03Of course, I'm only an amateur.

00:14:04But I should have thought you would have started

00:14:06by investigating the man on the spot.

00:14:09You mean the clerk, Lucien Courtier?

00:14:11I believe that is the young fellow's name.

00:14:13Oh, naturally, we followed this line.

00:14:15But it led us nowhere.

00:14:16He's well-born, well-educated,

00:14:18and enjoys a splendid reputation.

00:14:20Is he rich?

00:14:22He has nothing but what he earns.

00:14:24I see.

00:14:25As usual money, eh?

00:14:27The root of all evil, Monsieur Gouvert.

00:14:29But Courtier does not need money.

00:14:31He has no debts, and he earns a living wage.

00:14:33For one.

00:14:33But supposing...

00:14:35Of course, I'm merely theorizing

00:14:37this young man may be innocent itself.

00:14:40Supposing he has formed a wild attachment

00:14:42for his employer's daughter.

00:14:44But why should he rob his father-in-law to me?

00:14:46Do you think a wealthy banker like Monsieur de Brisson

00:14:48would allow his daughter to marry a penniless bank clerk?

00:14:52But there's no proof.

00:14:54As I said, Monsieur,

00:14:56I was merely theorizing.

00:14:58Well, good day, Monsieur Gouvert.

00:15:01And I thank you for a very entertaining

00:15:03and instructive morning.

00:15:06Good day, Chevalet.

00:15:07Thank you.

00:15:28Thank you.

00:15:58Good evening, Monsieur.

00:16:26What may I get you to drink?

00:16:28I got your message,

00:16:30and I've arranged everything.

00:16:31Good.

00:16:31Then Bartle and Barbellon are here.

00:16:33Ready and waiting.

00:16:34We've not set eyes on you for months.

00:16:37I was beginning to think the wolf had got you.

00:16:39Bring me an absent woman

00:16:40and stop chattering.

00:16:41Certainly, Monsieur.

00:16:43And what is it to be this time?

00:16:46Robbery?

00:16:47Or another beautiful young girl

00:16:48to be decoyed into Lapinot's caves?

00:16:51I never answer questions, Lapinot.

00:16:52I give orders.

00:16:54Send Barbellon and Bartle to me here.

00:16:56I don't know.

00:16:57I don't know.

00:16:58I don't know.

00:16:59I don't know.

00:17:00I don't know.

00:17:01I don't know.

00:17:02I don't know.

00:17:03I don't know.

00:17:04I don't know.

00:17:05I don't know.

00:17:06I don't know.

00:17:07I don't know.

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00:17:09I don't know.

00:17:10I don't know.

00:17:11I don't know.

00:17:12...

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00:17:59For if you do, your bodies will be found floating in the sand, ripped from throat to belly.

00:18:14I wonder what is inside it.

00:18:17Shall I? No. Why not?

00:18:21And he would too.

00:18:29These are the papers for the Chevalier Delgado to sign and seal. And this is the full list you ask for. As far as I can check, it contains everything that was stolen from the safe.

00:18:49Two bags of English sovereigns. Fourteen bags gold louis. One bag of Mexican gold dollars.

00:18:54I want to look through your private locker.

00:18:57I beg your pardon.

00:19:00You heard what I said. Are you afraid to let me?

00:19:04I certainly not. But surely I'm entitled to ask why.

00:19:12An anonymous letter accusing me?

00:19:15Surely you're not going to believe an anonymous letter.

00:19:18Oh, how can I know what to believe or whom to trust?

00:19:21Very well, Monsieur. Here's the key to my private locker.

00:19:24No, no, Lucien. I trust you. Your father was my friend. It's unbelievable that his son should...

00:19:31Thank you. But in fairness to myself, I must insist that you inspect my locker.

00:19:37Very well.

00:19:38What's this?

00:19:39I don't know. I've never seen it before. It's heavy. It feels as if it contained coin.

00:19:52Come to my room.

00:19:55Come to my room.

00:19:56What's this?

00:20:00I don't know. I've never seen it before.

00:20:02It's heavy.

00:20:04Feels as if it contained coin.

00:20:08Come to my room.

00:20:26Mexican gold dollars.

00:20:29The same that was stolen from my safe.

00:20:31You're a thief.

00:20:32A thief and a murderer.

00:20:33I'm no thief or murderer.

00:20:34Here is the proof.

00:20:35I never hid that gold.

00:20:36Then how did they get in there?

00:20:37I don't know. I swear I don't.

00:20:38You're a liar and a cheat.

00:20:40I swear to you I'm innocent.

00:20:41That will be for the police to settle.

00:20:43Oh, no. No, don't hand me over to the police.

00:20:44Give me a little time to try and prove my innocence.

00:20:46I've caught you red-handed.

00:20:48All I ask is a little time.

00:20:50And I ask it in the name of my father, who was your friend.

00:20:54Get out.

00:20:55But...

00:20:55Get out.

00:20:57And never let me see your face again.

00:20:59If I do, or you make any attempt to communicate with me or my daughter,

00:21:03I'll hand you over to the police.

00:21:05But please...

00:21:06Get out.

00:21:07I'll hand you over to the police.

00:21:21...

00:21:37Oh!

00:21:38It was very kind of you to take me driving with you, monsieur.

00:21:41It was selfishness, mademoiselle.

00:21:43What man would not be proud to be seen driving through the streets of Paris,

00:21:46seated next to a beautiful woman.

00:21:48You'll excuse me?

00:21:51Yes, sir.

00:21:54My business with your father will not take long.

00:21:56And then I'll drive you both home.

00:21:58Well, that will be delightful, monsieur.

00:22:16Coachman, tell the Chevalier I can't wait for him.

00:22:21I fear the news of Lucien Courtier's guilt would be a sad blow to mademoiselle Cécile.

00:22:26Surely Chevalier less for her than for her father.

00:22:28I had fancied some slight sentiment existed between them.

00:22:31Impossible.

00:22:33Courtier comes a good family, but financially he's completely ineligible.

00:22:36At any rate, he will now reap his reward in the arms of madame Guillotine.

00:22:40Yes, yes, of course.

00:22:41You have notified the police, I presume?

00:22:43Actually, not as yet.

00:22:45No, but why the reason for this delay?

00:22:47He appealed to me, Chevalier, in the name of his dead father.

00:22:49And is the widow of your night watchman satisfied with sentiment instead of vengeance?

00:22:53He swore he was innocent.

00:22:54Your heart does you more credit than your hate.

00:22:56But come, come.

00:22:57Let us complete our business.

00:22:58And then we'll go together and notify the police.

00:23:01If you will sign here, Chevalier.

00:23:06That, I think, completes our deal.

00:23:08Your seal is necessary as well, Chevalier.

00:23:10Oh, yes, but certainly.

00:23:20My carriage is outside.

00:23:22Also a little surprise.

00:23:23I suggest that we use that to drop you at Monsieur Gouffer's.

00:23:26I don't want to go to the police.

00:23:27For what reason?

00:23:29Oh, something may turn up.

00:23:31Pray God it will.

00:23:33I prefer to rely upon Monsieur Gouffer.

00:23:40You can't burn that!

00:23:55A piece of greasemarked paper.

00:23:58Of what value can that be?

00:24:00But the seal!

00:24:01It was the same as...

00:24:03I saw no seal.

00:24:04Neither did you.

00:24:06It was merely your imagination.

00:24:07And any mention of this to the police would, I suggest, be inadvisable.

00:24:13Leave me.

00:24:14Your daughter is outside waiting in my carriage.

00:24:16I promise to take you home with her.

00:24:18Leave me, I say.

00:24:20As you wish.

00:24:26You are clearly upset by the happenings of today.

00:24:29I suggest you take no hasty action.

00:24:31The fact that I have your daughter with me now

00:24:33will ensure that.

00:24:36I know.

00:24:48Where is Mansell?

00:24:49Said she couldn't wait, Monsieur.

00:24:50Went off on foot.

00:24:51Did she speak to anybody?

00:24:53Not that I could see.

00:24:54Home then.

00:24:55And quickly.

00:25:04Gaston!

00:25:14Mademoiselle Cecile is waiting for you in her room.

00:25:16I'm going to take you up the back way.

00:25:18All right, I'll follow you.

00:25:19You wait here.

00:25:33Thank you for that.

00:25:36I'll wait in the kitchen with Pierre.

00:25:38Has my father returned yet?

00:25:39Not yet, Mademoiselle.

00:25:40So the footman told me.

00:25:46My darling.

00:25:51Where is Mademoiselle Cecile?

00:25:52I think she's in her room, Monsieur.

00:25:54Tell her I wish to speak to her in the salon.

00:25:56and she's in her room.

00:25:57She's in her room.

00:26:00So you see, I'm caught like a rat in a trap.

00:26:02Directly your father speaks to the police,

00:26:03I shall be arrested.

00:26:04And that may be only a matter of hours.

00:26:06Who is it?

00:26:08Antoine, mademoiselle.

00:26:10What do you want?

00:26:11Your father is in the salon, mademoiselle,

00:26:12and would like to speak to you.

00:26:14Oh, tell him I'm dressing.

00:26:15I'll be down as soon as I can.

00:26:17I must go.

00:26:18I mustn't be found in this house.

00:26:19Lucien, what are you going to do?

00:26:21Go on searching until I can clear my name.

00:26:23You let me know everything that happens through Pierre and Bavette?

00:26:25Yes, dear.

00:26:27Goodbye.

00:26:28Goodbye.

00:26:30Oh, Lucien, would you like me to call for Bavette?

00:26:32No, I can find my way down the back stairs into the kitchen.

00:26:55The face.

00:27:06The face.

00:27:10The face.

00:27:13The face.

00:27:25And...

00:27:26Is not getting close.

00:27:27Ciel, are you all right?

00:27:28Yes, Lucien.

00:27:29You heard?

00:27:30Just as I got to the bottom of the stairs, that ghastly howl.

00:27:31You mean that the wolf is in this house?

00:27:32Well, that's what we're going to find out.

00:27:33Come on, quick.

00:27:35The wolf is in the house!

00:27:36Luce!

00:27:42Father! Father!

00:27:44Father, speak to me!

00:27:46Oh!

00:27:52Father!

00:27:54Luce, il him!

00:27:56It's the dagger of the wolf!

00:27:57Oh, my poor father!

00:27:58Be brave, Cecilia, come away!

00:28:00No, no, I can't leave him!

00:28:01Come on, you must!

00:28:02He knew who killed him!

00:28:04I can see it in his face!

00:28:05And we'll know, too, before many hours have passed!

00:28:07Now, come on!

00:28:17Oh, dear, dear!

00:28:19Come on, now, let's sit down!

00:28:23Anyone, go straight to police headquarters!

00:28:25Find Monsieur Coubet and report to him what has happened!

00:28:27Gaston, you and I will search the gardener!

00:28:29You can rely on me, Monsieur!

00:28:30Oh, but the wolf will catch you! He'll kill all of us!

00:28:32Oh, you'll be all right! Pierre will look after you!

00:28:34Oh, I'd rather be in the garden!

00:28:36Gaston!

00:28:37Gaston!

00:28:38Gaston!

00:28:39I shan't be long, darling!

00:28:40You're not afraid?

00:28:41No, Lucy!

00:28:46Don't be alarmed, mademoiselle!

00:28:47I'll protect you with my life!

00:28:48Thank you!

00:28:49There's someone at the door!

00:28:50Would you see who it is?

00:28:54Would you see who it is?

00:29:08Mademoiselle, this is too awful to be believed!

00:29:11You've heard what's happened!

00:29:12I was on my way here to see my poor friend!

00:29:13I met your servant on his way to the police and he told me,

00:29:15Mademoiselle, great as is my grief, it cannot be measured by yours!

00:29:18You were his daughter, I was only his friend!

00:29:20I can hardly realize it yet!

00:29:22My poor child, my heart bleeds for you!

00:29:25I appreciate your sympathy!

00:29:27Remember, mademoiselle, if ever you're in need of comfort, help or soccer,

00:29:30I shall always be by your side in your loneliness!

00:29:33I'm indeed fortunate in my friends, with you and Lucy and Cortier!

00:29:37Lucy and Cortier!

00:29:38Yes!

00:29:39By the grace of providence, he was in this house when it happened!

00:29:42I thought your father had quarrelled with him and forbidden him the house!

00:29:45Someone is plotting against Lucy and if I'd seen my father, I could have convinced him!

00:29:48So Lucy and Cortier is here!

00:29:49He's in the garden searching for that monster!

00:29:50My poor child, I hate to add to your grief!

00:29:53May I ask you one favour?

00:29:54What is it?

00:29:55That I may be permitted to pay my last respects to you!

00:29:57To the Lord, I am the Lord!

00:29:58I am the Lord!

00:29:59I am the Lord!

00:30:00I am the Lord!

00:30:01I am the Lord!

00:30:02I am the Lord!

00:30:03I am the Lord!

00:30:04I am the Lord!

00:30:05I am the Lord!

00:30:06I am the Lord!

00:30:07I am the Lord!

00:30:08I am the Lord!

00:30:09I am the Lord!

00:30:10I am the Lord!

00:30:36Hi!

00:30:37My poor dear friend!

00:30:39Ha ha ha!

00:30:40Ha ha ha!

00:30:41Did you find anything?

00:30:42No, nothing.

00:30:43Except a strange slimy mark on the outside of the window.

00:30:46It was as if something had pressed itself against the glass.

00:30:49You mean the face?

00:30:51Oh, it's horrible.

00:30:52Tonight's work shall not escape unavenged.

00:30:54I'll not rest until I've amassed this vile murder and brought him to justice.

00:30:57May I associate myself with those brave sentiments?

00:31:00But not with the criminal who spoke them.

00:31:03Chevalier!

00:31:04You were, mademoiselle, that only this morning your father, rest his soul, obtained conclusive evidence that this man was implicated in the crime at the bank.

00:31:12It's a lie!

00:31:13A man was murdered that night by the wolf.

00:31:15Today your father is struck down and again this man is in close proximity.

00:31:19How dare you make these false accusations?

00:31:21Can you prove them to be false?

00:31:22Had you Monsieur de Brisson's permission to be here in this house?

00:31:25I asked Lucien to come.

00:31:27And was he with you all the time?

00:31:29He left me just before...

00:31:30So he left you.

00:31:31Then he was alone in the house.

00:31:33I was on the stairs.

00:31:34And while he was away from you, your father was stabbed.

00:31:37Cecile, don't listen to him.

00:31:39I didn't kill your father, you know that.

00:31:41I love you and I loved him.

00:31:42You must trust me.

00:31:43Mademoiselle, I am your friend.

00:31:45I was your father's friend.

00:31:46Let me beseech you to listen to me now before it is too late.

00:31:50No, Chevalier.

00:31:51Nothing you say will shake my faith in Lucien.

00:31:54I love him.

00:31:55Then I can do nothing but leave you to the embraces of your father's murderer.

00:32:00I'll thrash you for that!

00:32:01I do not quarrel with criminals.

00:32:03You'll apologise or I'll...

00:32:04I'll wait until you are released from the felon's dock

00:32:06when you're no longer able to enjoy the protection of your mistress.

00:32:10Do you think the Chevalier Delgado will tamely submit to such an insult?

00:32:15I'm counting on your so-called honor demanding satisfaction.

00:32:17I shall be delighted to take upon my shoulders the duties of the police and the executioner.

00:32:21I accept your challenge.

00:32:22And the weapons?

00:32:23Pistols.

00:32:24And the time and place?

00:32:25I leave to you.

00:32:26Very well, then, tonight at nine in the Luxembourg Gardens.

00:32:29I shall be there.

00:32:36Lucien, you mustn't fight. He'll kill you.

00:32:38Oh, no, he won't. The man's a coward. I can see it in his eyes.

00:32:40I've never trusted him. I always felt he was evil even though he protested his love for me. But now...

00:32:46Oh, Lucien, I'm afraid. For both of us.

00:32:49I'll look after us both.

00:32:50But you don't realise how much he hates you.

00:32:52Oh, yes, I do. I know that I stand between him and you.

00:32:54And that, consequently, he'll do anything to get me out of the way.

00:32:56But he's capable of the lowest treachery.

00:32:58Oh, have no fear, Cecile. I'm more than a match for the Chevalier Delgado.

00:33:02Oh, but Lucien, I couldn't bear it if anything happened to you.

00:33:05Oh, set your heart at rest, my darling. I'm in no great danger.

00:33:08My one ambition is to get you out of all this grief and horror.

00:33:11Oh, Lucien. Oh, look. Look.

00:33:22He got away, but he left that. The dagger of the wolf.

00:33:25I told you you'd be his next victim.

00:33:27On the contrary. Now he shall be mine. Now at last we can identify the wolf.

00:33:30But how?

00:33:31Because my bullet wounded him in the right hand.

00:33:43Carried out my instructions?

00:33:45Everything has been arranged, monsieur.

00:33:46Who is to take the note?

00:33:47Lenoir.

00:33:48He knows what he has to do?

00:33:50Perfectly. He's an old hand at the game.

00:33:52You must make no mistake or it's the last job he will ever do.

00:33:54For you?

00:33:55For anyone.

00:33:56You, Gervais, are the most gentlemanly.

00:33:58You shall be my second.

00:33:59Thank you, monsieur.

00:34:00You two are used to working together.

00:34:02Let us be sure that this time there is no bungling.

00:34:04We'll make a sweet, clean job of it.

00:34:06That's our motto.

00:34:07Sweet, clean.

00:34:09Come then, to the Luxembourg Gardens.

00:34:17You ought to take me home right to my door.

00:34:19I wouldn't be alone in Paris tonight for all the jewels in the loo.

00:34:22Well, what about me? I've got to return alone.

00:34:24Oh, you're a man. I hope.

00:34:26Oh, I wish Pierre was with me.

00:34:28What use would Pierre be if the Apache are abroad?

00:34:31They're better than the wolf.

00:34:33They'd slit your throat just as easy.

00:34:35Oh, don't talk like that. You're frightening me.

00:34:41Hide.

00:34:42Acting for Chevalier Delgado.

00:34:57Acting for Monsieur Lucien Cartier.

00:35:12Acting for Monsieur Lucien Cartier.

00:35:20Will you not remove your glove, Monsieur ?

00:35:22It is unnecessary, Monsieur.

00:35:24You will stand back to back.

00:35:29When I drop my handkerchief,

00:35:31each gentleman will take five full paces

00:35:33before turning and firing.

00:35:42I

00:35:56Think I'd let you continue to hinder me. I'll show you how I deal in them kapoots who cross my path

00:36:02But before death comes to you. I want you to know that I'm returning from here to meet a beautiful lady

00:36:09Who's waiting for me at the blind rat?

00:36:14That touches you a

00:36:16Think of her in my arms my lips upon hers

00:36:20Yes, think of that my friend and then you'll be pleased to die

00:36:28Bartel take him away. Where shall we take you, Monsieur?

00:36:33The river

00:36:39Ha ha ha ha ha

00:36:53Pretty things the bubbles ain't they? Don't I go back water got a guilty conscience. No

00:36:59first

00:37:09They've gone. Quick, the boat.

00:37:26You asked to see me?

00:37:28Mademoiselle Cécile de Brisson.

00:37:29That's right.

00:37:30I was asked to bring you this.

00:37:33Who's it from?

00:37:34Monsieur Courtier.

00:37:39Oh, quick, Antoine, my cloak.

00:37:43Is Monsieur Courtier seriously wounded?

00:37:45I couldn't say.

00:37:46Well, have you seen him?

00:37:47No.

00:37:48Well, then who gave you the note?

00:37:50He did.

00:37:51Well, where is he?

00:37:52I don't know.

00:37:53Well, how am I to find him?

00:37:55Oh, I'm to show you the way.

00:37:57Quick, Antoine, the carriage.

00:37:58Oh, there's one outside.

00:37:59Did you come in it?

00:38:00Yes.

00:38:01Well, where did you get into it?

00:38:02I don't know.

00:38:04Shall I come with you, Mademoiselle?

00:38:05The lady was to come alone, he said.

00:38:07Who saved it?

00:38:08Monsieur Courtier.

00:38:10But I thought you said you hadn't seen him.

00:38:11No, but I heard him, and only just.

00:38:15His voice was very, very faint.

00:38:18Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:19Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:20Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:22Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:23Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:24Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:25Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:26Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:27Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:28Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:29Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:30Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:31Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:32Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:33Oh, all right, I'll come.

00:38:34Grazie a tutti.

00:39:04Grazie a tutti.

00:39:34Grazie a tutti.

00:40:04Grazie a tutti.

00:40:34Grazie a tutti.

00:41:04Grazie a tutti.

00:42:04You little fool.

00:42:07Don't you understand?

00:42:08Who's there?

00:42:24Latino.

00:42:26What is it?

00:42:32The man downstairs wants to talk to you.

00:42:35Who is he?

00:42:36Jacques Reynard.

00:42:37The man who escaped from La Roquette?

00:42:41That's it.

00:42:42What's he want with me?

00:42:43Seems like business.

00:42:44All right.

00:42:45All right.

00:42:46All right.

00:42:46I'll come.

00:42:54You say she's a different kind of girl from many of these here?

00:42:58Yes.

00:42:59Yes.

00:43:00There he is.

00:43:05So that is Jacques Reynard.

00:43:06This is going to be interesting.

00:43:09Fetch me my hat and cloak.

00:43:10Timmy White Violet.

00:43:13Timmy White Violet.

00:43:15So you are my old friend, Jacques.

00:43:19I never expected you to remember me.

00:43:21Oh, but certainly, although it is years ago, I will always remember the occasion.

00:43:25Much has happened between.

00:43:26Surely you remember that affair at the Montmartre 12 years ago.

00:43:30Oh, 12 years is a long time.

00:43:32Yes, you are changed indeed.

00:43:34I should never have recognized you.

00:43:35I should have recognized you anyway.

00:43:37Your height has increased.

00:43:39You are tall now.

00:43:40You were a small man then.

00:43:41One can increase one's height.

00:43:43It's a good disguise.

00:43:44And your hair and beard were black.

00:43:46Oh, my friend, the little hair dye works wonders.

00:43:49And you get hair dye in La Roquette?

00:43:51Why, no, of course not.

00:43:52But as soon as I escape...

00:43:54I see.

00:43:56Just as wily as ever.

00:43:59Just as wily as ever.

00:44:01Come, my friends.

00:44:02We'll drink a toast to the health of my friend, the late Jacques Renard.

00:44:06The late?

00:44:07Yes, the real Jacques Renard was shot down by the gendarme outside Versailles this morning.

00:44:12I thought so.

00:44:14Lucien Cartier.

00:44:15We threw him in the river.

00:44:16You bungling fools.

00:44:17Hold him.

00:44:18You won't escape so easily this time.

00:44:34Splendid, Monsieur Gouffet.

00:44:35You have arrived at the psychological moment.

00:44:37I didn't expect to find the Chevalier Delgado in the blind rat.

00:44:40I came on an errand of mercy, but stayed in the interest of justice.

00:44:44And you'll get justice.

00:44:45You got my message, Monsieur Gouffet?

00:44:47A hysterical woman babbles some incoherent nonsense about finding the wolf in the blind rat.

00:44:50She spoke the truth, for there he stands.

00:44:53What?

00:44:54You're too old a hand, Monsieur Gouffet, to be deceived.

00:44:56This man was alone in the bank when murder and robbery took place.

00:45:00Then Monsieur de Brisson was stabbed to death.

00:45:02And again, Cartier was on the spot.

00:45:04Is this true?

00:45:05Yes, I called to see Monsieur de Brisson.

00:45:07Yes, but at the time of the murder, you were not with her.

00:45:09I call upon you to arrest him.

00:45:10You must listen to me.

00:45:11That will be the duty of the examining magistrate.

00:45:13But I can prove what I say.

00:45:14I tell you, this man who bears the honoured title of Chevalier is none other than the wolf.

00:45:18You will not need me any longer, Monsieur Gouffet.

00:45:20I find that nonsense, often reiterated, ceases to be amusing.

00:45:25Don't let him go.

00:45:26Make him take off his glove.

00:45:27Take off his gloves?

00:45:28As I was talking to Monsieur de Brisson tonight, a hand came through the curtain holding a dagger.

00:45:31I drew my pistol, fired, and hit the hand of the wolf.

00:45:33Make that man take off his gloves.

00:45:35You are not going to allow yourself to be deceived by such an obvious tissue of lies.

00:45:39Don't let him go.

00:45:39Make him take off his gloves.

00:45:41It's not compatible with my dignity to listen any longer to the ravings of a murderer.

00:45:45In order to dispose of this matter once and for all, Chevalier, I should be obliged if you would remove your gloves.

00:45:54As you wish.

00:46:10Now, are you satisfied?

00:46:15Chevalier, hold it!

00:46:19Stand where you are, or I'll burn the face down.

00:46:21Are you going to let him escape you?

00:46:23I warn you, one step forward, not set fire to the house.

00:46:25Come on, Ben.

00:46:30Cecile!

00:46:31Turn, not beat me yet.

00:46:33Now, it's impossible.

00:46:34The whole house will be in a favor.

00:46:35Then I'll get him myself.

00:46:36Cecile!

00:46:37Cecile!

00:46:39Stand away, and I'll break it down.

00:46:40Lucian!

00:46:44Oh, thank God he said he was dead.

00:46:46My darling.

00:46:47What happened?

00:46:47I knew Delgado's the wolf.

00:46:48I made sure I could prove it by his hand, but there was no wound.

00:46:50Has Delgado accused you to the police?

00:46:52Yes, they're on my tracks now.

00:46:53What are you going to do?

00:46:54We must find proof.

00:46:54But how?

00:46:55There's only one way, the professor.

00:46:57Quick, tear down these curtains.

00:47:00Go on, through this window.

00:47:05Where'd you now?

00:47:06Straight ahead.

00:47:07I'll lower you down over the edge.

00:47:08Well, well, Monsieur Gouffier, what news?

00:47:19Nothing as yet, Chevalier.

00:47:21No trace of Lucian Cotier?

00:47:22Not at present.

00:47:24But every gendarme in Paris is on the lookout for him.

00:47:26You've no doubt left in your own mind

00:47:28that he is responsible for these wolf murders?

00:47:30Every shred of evidence points to his guilt.

00:47:32And you think he escaped from the blind rat last night?

00:47:35I feel perfectly sure.

00:47:36Otherwise, we would have found traces of his body in the ruins.

00:47:38And your theory is that he took Mademoiselle de Brisson with him?

00:47:41It is.

00:47:42Poor child.

00:47:43It's terrible to think of her in the arms of that monster in human shape.

00:47:47As soon as I knew she was going to that vile den,

00:47:49I hastened there with all speed to try and bring her to her senses.

00:47:52Thought she wouldn't listen to you?

00:47:53All she did was to hurl the wildest of accusations at me.

00:47:55At me, whose one desire was to help her.

00:47:58You've been a loyal friend to the de Brisson family, Chevalier.

00:48:01I was her father's friend.

00:48:03And owing to our business associations,

00:48:05practically the guardian of our fortune.

00:48:07I regard myself as in...

00:48:09loco parentis, as it were.

00:48:11Such loyalty is rare in these degenerate times.

00:48:15Bring her in immediately.

00:48:17Good news, Chevalier.

00:48:18They have caught Lucien Cartier.

00:48:20No, but Mademoiselle de Brisson is safe.

00:48:22She is outside now, asking for a personal interview with me.

00:48:25Owing to what has transpired between us.

00:48:27You've no objection to my being present at this interview.

00:48:30Naturally.

00:48:33My dear Cecile, heaven be praised.

00:48:37I've been overcome with anxiety about you.

00:48:39I hardly expected to meet the Chevalier Delgado here.

00:48:42Perhaps you would prefer to speak to Monsieur Gouffet alone.

00:48:45What I have to say is as much for your ears as Monsieur Gouffet's.

00:48:50I bring you a message from Lucien Cartier.

00:48:53You know where that arch-criminal is hiding?

00:48:55Lucien is no criminal.

00:48:56It is an offence to withhold information from the police.

00:48:59Is that not so, Monsieur Gouffet?

00:49:00That is so.

00:49:01If he were guilty, yes.

00:49:03You, Monsieur Gouffet, wish to arrest the guilty party, don't you?

00:49:06Of course, Mademoiselle.

00:49:07The police have all the evidence they need, Mademoiselle.

00:49:10But it's only circumstantial.

00:49:12I'm here to offer you definite proof.

00:49:14But how is that possible?

00:49:16You've heard of Professor Leblanc,

00:49:17who has devoted his life to experimenting with electricity.

00:49:19Oh, yes, we've heard of him.

00:49:21They call him the Mad Professor.

00:49:24He's the most brilliant scientist of the day.

00:49:26Sane or mad, I fail to see how the Professor can help us.

00:49:29If you and the Chevalier will attend his laboratory at eight o'clock tonight,

00:49:33I guarantee that Lucien Cartier will be there.

00:49:36The Professor will then perform an electrical test,

00:49:39whereby the identity of the wolf will be known for good and all.

00:49:42An electrical test?

00:49:44Do you think the police will have any truck with all this mumbo-jumbo?

00:49:47Monsieur Gouffet, I beg you to do as I ask.

00:49:49But, Mademoiselle, it's contrary to all precedent.

00:49:51But what have you got to lose?

00:49:53Lucien Cartier will be there.

00:49:54If you are not satisfied with the result of the test, you can arrest him.

00:49:58My dear child, you don't know what you're saying.

00:50:00You're overwrought.

00:50:01Oh, don't touch me.

00:50:03Monsieur Gouffet, I entreat you.

00:50:06You know the agony I've been through.

00:50:08First, my father murdered.

00:50:09Then, my lover accused.

00:50:11Surely, surely, it's not too much to ask.

00:50:13Especially when I tell you that it is upon my poor father's body the test will be carried out.

00:50:18What?

00:50:19Mademoiselle.

00:50:20He knew who killed him.

00:50:21I saw it in his face.

00:50:23And the Professor's discovery will tell us all he knew.

00:50:25This is incredible.

00:50:26But surely, if I'm prepared to permit this,

00:50:28in a last, desperate attempt to fix the guilt of these awful crimes,

00:50:31you can support me.

00:50:32If you refuse me, I'll despair of justice.

00:50:37Of God himself.

00:50:41My poor child.

00:50:43It shall be as you say.

00:50:46Oh, bless you for your kindness.

00:50:48But I warn you, I can hold out no hope of Lucien Cartier's escaping arrest.

00:50:53I have faith in him.

00:50:54I'm prepared to stand by it.

00:50:58Then you will meet us at the Professor's house at eight o'clock, Chevalier?

00:51:01I shall be there, Monsieur.

00:51:06Oh, yes.

00:51:08I shall be there.

00:51:11Punctually.

00:51:31I shall be there.

00:51:42Grazie a tutti.

00:52:12Grazie a tutti.

00:52:42Oh no, my friend Debrisson, no vice from the dead.

00:52:49You and I have settled our account.

00:52:52You and I have settled our account.

00:53:22Has anyone arrived yet, Louis?

00:53:24Not yet, monsieur.

00:53:26We're a little early, Lucien.

00:53:27Thank you.

00:53:29We can wait.

00:53:30Oh, my God.

00:53:31Oh, my God.

00:53:32Oh, my God.

00:53:33Oh, my God.

00:53:37Oh, my God.

00:53:45Professor!

00:53:46Poor Leblanc.

00:53:56The wolf got him, all right?

00:53:58Oh, Lucien.

00:53:59It's horrible.

00:54:00Come away, darling.

00:54:00I should have stayed with him to guard him.

00:54:06But what's going to happen?

00:54:08We're powerless without him.

00:54:09Go fair, and the police will be here in a few minutes.

00:54:11And Delgado.

00:54:12Oh, he won't dare appear.

00:54:13Yes, he will to enjoy his triumph.

00:54:15But we've got to beat him.

00:54:22Quick, monsieur, look at this.

00:54:26He wrote this after he was stabbed.

00:54:29Lucien, if there's no experiment, they'll arrest you.

00:54:31But there shall be.

00:54:32But who can do it?

00:54:33I will.

00:54:34If I can do it, I know I can.

00:54:36But it's impossible.

00:54:36You don't understand me, let you stay.

00:54:38There's no time for questions.

00:54:39You must trust me and do exactly as I tell you.

00:54:41All right.

00:54:41Go into the hall.

00:54:42Wait for Gouper and Delgado.

00:54:43Tell them nothing, but keep them there until I call you.

00:54:45I understand.

00:54:46Whatever happens, don't bring them in here until I'm ready.

00:54:51Help me with monsieur de Brisson's body.

00:54:58Ah, monsieur Gouper.

00:54:59Punctual as ever.

00:55:00I'm ready for the arrest, too, I see.

00:55:02In a few moments now, this whole mystery will be solved.

00:55:05And without the aid of mad scientists, I trust.

00:55:15Where is Lucien Cartier?

00:55:16He will be here in a minute.

00:55:18I've kept my side of the bargain, mademoiselle de Brisson.

00:55:20I now expect you to keep yours.

00:55:22And our host, the mad professor?

00:55:25He is with Lucien.

00:55:26If they won't come to us, we'd better go to them.

00:55:28Monsieur Gouper, please order your gendarme.

00:55:30to search the house.

00:55:31But you promised to wait.

00:55:32This is mere subterfuge.

00:55:33That is where you're wrong, Chevalier.

00:55:35Would you mind stepping in here?

00:55:46Where's the professor?

00:55:47Here, monsieur Gouper.

00:55:48That is monsieur de Brisson.

00:55:50How do you know that?

00:55:51Mademoiselle Cécile so informed us.

00:55:53You mean the professor is dead?

00:55:54I do.

00:55:55A few minutes before you arrived, he was struck down and murdered by the wolf.

00:55:58Not to be wondered at, considering the wolf was present in the house.

00:56:01Without the professor, we can do nothing.

00:56:02I work with the professor on his research, and I know sufficient to take his place.

00:56:05Oh, enough of this mockery.

00:56:07Here is the murderer.

00:56:08I order you, monsieur Gouper, to arrest him.

00:56:10But, monsieur Gouper, you promised.

00:56:11But I protest.

00:56:12You forced me to point out, Chevalier, that I am in charge here.

00:56:15This time, the wolf didn't strike with his usual accuracy.

00:56:20Professor Leblanc lived long enough after his murderer's departure to write this.

00:56:25The name of the wolf is L-U-C.

00:56:32And then life departed from him, and his hand stayed still.

00:56:35Perhaps I can complete the sentence.

00:56:36It was known as Lucien Cartier.

00:56:38Silence, please, Chevalier.

00:56:40Continue, monsieur Cartier.

00:56:41As you know, the professor has been experimenting for some time on the power of electricity

00:56:46to revivify the muscles of one recently dead,

00:56:50so that they complete the action ordered by the brain at the time of death.

00:56:53I have therefore placed the professor's body on this table,

00:56:56and connected it with wires to the apparatus you see before you.

00:56:59When I switch on the electricity,

00:57:01if the professor's theory is correct,

00:57:04that dead hand will come to life,

00:57:06and complete the writing on that piece of paper,

00:57:08disclosing the identity of his murderer, the wolf.

00:57:13And let me warn you that on no account to touch the sheet,

00:57:15as it will be charged with such a current of electricity

00:57:17as would kill instantaneously.

00:57:23Are you ready?

00:57:25Now.

00:57:25Well, let's go.

00:57:55No, no, no, no.

00:58:25No, no, no, no.

00:58:55No, no, no, no.

00:58:57Yes, I am the wolf.

00:59:00It's I who have terrorized all Paris.

00:59:03Don't move.

00:59:04I've got you all covered.

00:59:05No living man can stand against me

00:59:08if it has taken a corpse

00:59:09and disclosed my identity.

00:59:12That's where you're wrong.

00:59:13You've unmasked the wolf.

00:59:18The secret of the face at the window

00:59:20still remains.

00:59:23Come on, round to his house.

00:59:36Come on.

00:59:40Come on.

00:59:41Wait.

00:59:41No, no, no, no.

01:00:11I'm going to send you on a long journey, eh?

01:00:25You see, I promised the mother that suckled both of us

01:00:27that I'd keep you hidden from mortal eyes.

01:00:31And for forty years, I've kept that promise.

01:00:34The eyes that have gazed upon your hideousness

01:00:36are straightway closed in death.

01:00:38The cold iron of me dagger.

01:00:41Ha, ha, ha.

01:00:42Straight between their shoulder blades.

01:00:46Now, now, my pretty poster brother,

01:00:49the secret is in danger.

01:00:54I had not given me promise.

01:00:56I'd gladly have shown you to the whole of Paris.

01:00:59This way.

01:01:08And so I must give you the cold arms of the river.

01:01:12Get out.

01:01:13You shan't see him.

01:01:15I promised her.

01:01:16I promised her.

01:01:17Go away.

01:01:18Go away.

01:01:19Look.

01:01:20It's wounded in the right hand.

01:01:22The mystery is solved.

01:01:38The horror carried away by the river

01:01:39saith into the bottomless ocean.

01:01:42Paris is safe.

01:01:44Yes, Paris is safe.

01:01:46And so are we, my darling.

01:01:49And so are we, my darling.

01:01:50The mystery is safe.

01:01:51And so are we, my darling.

01:01:52And so are we, my darling.

01:01:53And so are we, my darling.

01:01:54And so are we, my darling.

01:01:55And so are we, my darling.

01:01:56And so are we, my darling.

01:01:57And so are we, my darling.

01:01:58And so are we, my darling.

01:01:59And so are we, my darling.

01:02:00And so are we, my darling.

01:02:01And so are we, my darling.

01:02:02And so are we, my darling.

01:02:03And so are we, my darling.

01:02:04And so are we, my darling.

01:02:05And so are we, my darling.

01:02:06And so are we, my darling.

01:02:07And so are we, my darling.

01:02:08And so are we, my darling.

01:02:09And so are we, my darling.

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