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00:00My dear friend, I am sick with worry and need your help. My dear daughter Marianne has for
00:17some time been plagued by dark visions of spectral beings. Since the doctor is unable
00:23to give a diagnosis, my wife fears it could be something supernatural or even demonic.
00:38I beg of you, please come. We need your spiritual guidance and wisdom as I fear for both Marianne's
00:45insanity and soul.
00:51Sir Benedict said five o'clock. At this rate it'll be dark by the time we get back.
00:57Ah, I have a suspicion that this may be our transport to the castle.
01:02I hope that's a joke. I knew we should have gone in Hercules.
01:06Whoa there Medusa, Father Brown I presume. Pleased to meet you and these are my companions.
01:13We were expecting a car.
01:14Oh, work into a motor vehicle are a mystery to me.
01:18But aren't you Sir Benedict's chauffeur?
01:20I'm actually the gamekeeper. Chauffeur left along with the maid and everyone else.
01:24Absolutely terrified out with their wits they were.
01:26Really?
01:26Yeah, what with Miss Marianne wandering in the castle late at night muttering and groaning about some
01:31strange horned creature. Still, don't worry, Medusa look after you.
01:36Medusa?
01:38Fly on board.
01:39Are you, um, sure we're all right coming along?
01:43Oh, was Sir Benedict who suggested it?
01:48Where do I go?
01:49Plenty room in the back.
01:55Wait, Medusa, wait!
02:05Oh, there Medusa!
02:22So, Dr. Laston's staying with us. He's a very alerted gentleman.
02:27Do our waters smell this bad?
02:29Yes. There's definitely something in the air.
02:32I'm going to say that again.
02:33You treat me like a prisoner.
02:35Until you've recovered, I just think you should stay in your room.
02:38Let me speak to her.
02:43Father Brown, thank you so much for coming.
02:46Anything for a friend.
02:48Apologies for the mode of transport. We had some last-minute problems.
02:54Well, at least we got to meet Medusa.
02:57And these must be your companions you spoke so warmly of. Welcome.
03:01Sir, might I?
03:02Later.
03:03Please, come inside.
03:04Ah, there you are. And this is Lilith.
03:17Delighted to meet you all. And you.
03:20Congratulations on your wedding.
03:23I'm sorry I couldn't attend.
03:24That's quite all right.
03:27I'm so glad you're here, Father.
03:29How is Marianne?
03:30I barely recognize her. She's forever scared. Anxious.
03:37I don't remember the last time I saw her smile.
03:40She had one of her episodes last night. We found her on the cliff top.
03:45Was she conscious?
03:46She was in a sort of trance again. As if possessed.
03:50Sometimes she sees a cloaked figure walking the castle corridors.
03:54Other times she claims to see a devil-like creature with horns.
03:57Could her delirium be the result of poisoning?
04:01Or perhaps a reaction to certain foods?
04:04We've changed her diet several times.
04:06As she even abstained from eating and drinking for a short time.
04:09But still, it continues.
04:10Sir, why do I have that word?
04:11I told you we would speak later.
04:14I really feel mean strongly, sir.
04:16Not now. It's not the time.
04:17But it mustn't go ahead, sir. It can't.
04:19I said not now.
04:20Before we were married, Lilith was Marianne's tutor.
04:33Ah.
04:35Tell them what you saw.
04:38She was in the woods with some friends.
04:41When I approached, I realized they were reciting from a book on Satanism.
04:44What did you do?
04:47I took the book away and burned it.
04:49I still can't believe you've invited a priest.
04:57I've known Father Brown for years. I respect his judgment.
05:00This is Marianne's physician.
05:02I take it you're still no closer to diagnosing what's wrong with her?
05:05Well, one thing I'm certain of. She's not being tormented by the devil.
05:09So sorry for your wasted journey.
05:11Doctor, I'm here to assess the situation. That said, I agree.
05:17Her symptoms are likely caused by something less satanic.
05:21How very enlightened of you.
05:25She's upstairs, Father. Second door on the left.
05:32We'll wait down here.
05:34Let me show you to the drawing room.
05:41We were told to wait in the drawing room.
05:51Those spooky figures Marianne sees.
05:54You don't think they could be real, do you?
05:58No. Of course not.
06:00Me neither.
06:06Father said you baptised me. I didn't know that.
06:09You bawled and struggled throughout the ceremony.
06:12You were so strong your father could barely hold you.
06:17And now look at me.
06:20Wasting away in this place.
06:22Like some invalid.
06:24These strange creatures you've been seeing.
06:27The hooded one carries some sort of stick or staff.
06:30And the one with horns as fur on his body.
06:36In the satanic jaunting.
06:39When did that occur?
06:40A few months ago.
06:42It was just a silly game after a party.
06:45Me and my friends were all a little tipsy and trying to scare each other.
06:50But I've often wondered.
06:52If by accident.
06:56We summoned up the devil.
06:59I see you still sketch.
07:02I was offered a place at a art school in Paris.
07:05But then all this happened and father stopped me going.
07:11He's very worried about you.
07:16Anyone in particular?
07:17No.
07:20I was just experimenting.
07:23I think I was influenced by those.
07:26I must have done them when I was in a trance.
07:28But I...
07:29I don't remember.
07:31As it's late, you're all very welcome to spend the night, father.
07:39We could talk again tomorrow.
07:45I think you ought to lock your windows and your door tonight.
07:49Do you have to?
07:50Your father's worried you'll wander to the cliff edge.
07:55I just want you to be safe.
08:01You've got Father Brown all wrong.
08:09He's not ready to do an exorcism or art like that.
08:12He's as logical as any scientist.
08:14The man is a Catholic priest, which means he actually believes in the devil.
08:19Now, could there be anything more illogical?
08:24I've decided to stay another night, if that's all right.
08:28Yes, of course.
08:29Is it really necessary?
08:31That poor child needs someone around who's still thinking straight.
08:36Good night.
08:39I've prepared guest rooms for you both and put nightwear out.
08:42Oh, didn't realise we were staying.
08:46Please, follow me.
08:57Nightcap father?
08:58Why not?
09:13Just like old times.
09:28What do you make of the doctor?
09:29Well, he's very matter-of-fact.
09:34He's a good man.
09:35No, I think he's mistaken about it all being in Marianne's mind.
09:40Well, she certainly believes what she sees is real.
09:47Is there something else, Ben?
09:48When she's in a trance, she's not in control.
09:56I'm concerned what she might do.
09:59To herself.
10:01And others.
10:02Yes.
10:02What are you doing?
10:15Creeping about like Jack the Ripper.
10:19Just looking for the bathroom.
10:33It's down there.
10:34Oh.
10:36See you in the morning.
10:37Hey.
10:52Oh.
10:53Good morning, Tester.
11:23What have you done?
11:35You all right, Father?
11:38Father?
11:42Yes, thank you, Sergeant.
11:45The killer certainly made sure he wouldn't survive.
11:47I mean, there's blood everywhere, including Mrs. Devine's nightdress.
11:53I put loads of sugar in for shock.
12:07It just doesn't make any sense.
12:11It's all right, just take your time.
12:12But how did I end up in bed with him?
12:17Just, um, start from the beginning.
12:23I went to sleep in the guest room and woke up in the tower.
12:29I don't remember anything else.
12:31Temporary amnesia.
12:32How convenient.
12:33Is enough of that?
12:34Well, as a doctor, I can tell you that losing one's memory is very rare.
12:37Although blackouts are more common when alcohol is involved.
12:41I only had two glasses of wine.
12:44Was it you?
12:46Did you kill my father?
12:48Of course not.
12:50Come on, let's get you back upstairs.
12:51Maybe, maybe the whole creature did it.
12:55Marianne, Marianne, trust me.
12:57There is nothing demonic about any of this.
12:59Your father was killed by a real person.
13:01And I'll make dumb sure they hung for it.
13:15It doesn't seem real.
13:18No, it doesn't.
13:25Lady Gellet, is there a reason why Sir Benedict was sleeping in the tower?
13:29He always insisted we have separate bedrooms.
13:33Forgive me for asking.
13:35I'm just trying to find out exactly what happened last night.
13:38I take it you believe your friend is innocent?
13:41Without a doubt.
13:44Does Marianne ever become violent during her trances?
13:49I'm a little aggressive, but...
13:51I wouldn't say violent.
13:54But even if she had, she was locked in her room last night.
13:59I don't think she was locked in her room last night.
14:10Marianne?
14:11This is where I first saw him.
14:13By the maze.
14:15Who?
14:16The horn figure.
14:18Do you think it was the devil?
14:20Marianne.
14:21I think it was.
14:22How did you get out of your room this morning?
14:27What?
14:28Your room.
14:29Your father locked the door last night and took away the key.
14:33I knew he was planning to lock me in, so...
14:36They took the spare key from the servants' quarters.
14:39I had to get out.
14:43Your father?
14:47Looks like he's been attacked.
14:48You stabbed him with your pencil.
14:57I couldn't help myself.
15:00Sometimes I...
15:01I hated him.
15:03Hated him?
15:04He wouldn't let me leave this place.
15:06I begged him, but he wouldn't listen.
15:09Marianne, I don't wish to distress you further,
15:12but your father had him cut on his cheek.
15:14Surely you don't...
15:17Think that I...
15:19He meant everything to me.
15:22I need some air.
15:31What time is this?
15:33About two o'clock.
15:34I got up for a drink and saw Mrs. Devine by the attic steers.
15:39I was looking for the bathroom,
15:41but it's on a different corridor.
15:44I got a bit lost.
15:48Did anyone else see Mrs. Devine last night?
15:50Brenda.
15:58Um, yeah, she was outside me room.
16:03About the same time.
16:06Right, moving on.
16:08If I could turn to you, Mr. Fenwick.
16:10Is it normal as gamekeeper to bring Sir Benedict his morning tea?
16:15With the maid away, Sir Benedict asked if I were obliged.
16:18Oh, this is an absolute sham.
16:20She's obviously guilty.
16:22Doctor, please take your seat.
16:23What exactly is going on here, huh?
16:26Why haven't you arrested her yet?
16:28May I remind you that I am the one asking the questions.
16:31Yes, but the evidence clearly points to her being the murderer.
16:35If I may interject,
16:37if Mrs. Devine is indeed the murderer,
16:40then why did she not flee the scene?
16:42And why get into bed with her victim?
16:45Well, we only have her word for that.
16:47When Fenwick came in, she wasn't in bed.
16:49She was standing right over the body.
16:52That is true.
16:53And her nightdress was covered in blood.
16:59Now, look here.
17:00Chief Inspector.
17:05You don't have a choice.
17:06You wouldn't be doing your job if you didn't arrest me.
17:14Mrs. Isabel?
17:16Sergeant.
17:20Mrs. Isabel Devine,
17:22I'm arresting your suspicion of the murder of Sir Benedict Gallant.
17:25You're not obliged to say anything,
17:26but anything you say may be given in evidence.
17:41You'll be out of custody in no time, I promise.
17:44I will do everything I can to prove your innocence.
17:47On this occasion, Father,
17:48your interference will be very much appreciated.
17:52We should have kept quiet about me seeing you.
17:55No.
17:56You did the right thing.
17:57You ready?
17:59Have faith.
18:04One background checks on everyone, Sergeant.
18:06Why do you have a second?
18:09One of them has to be the real killer.
18:10One of them has to be the real killer.
18:40One of them has to be the real killer.
18:42One of them has to be the real killer.
18:58Mr. Fenwick,
19:00I wonder if I might have a word.
19:03Going somewhere?
19:06We're just getting my juice ready.
19:08We've got to go in the village,
19:08get some supplies.
19:10What did you need to speak with Sir Benedict about?
19:14You seem very angry.
19:16Well, yeah, he was going to let the developers build on some of the castle land.
19:21And you objected to that?
19:23Well, it's an ancient burial ground.
19:25A cemetery?
19:26Well, it's pre-Christian.
19:27Around these parts, there's been dozens of pagan tribes with all kinds of gods, like Dagda, Canunos...
19:32So what was your main objection?
19:35Well, desecrating ancient graves is sacrilege.
19:38And such an act could put us all in the greatest danger.
19:41Danger?
19:42Yes, by enraging the spirits of the dead and releasing long-unforgotten evils.
19:47And you believe all that nonsense?
19:49Nonsense? It's already started.
19:52Marianne?
19:52Yes, those ghostly figures she saw, that was after the land had been surveyed.
19:57It's a warning.
20:02So, this anger you felt towards Sir Benedict...
20:06Did it turn to violence?
20:08No, no.
20:09I would never do anything to harm the master.
20:11He's been good to me.
20:13Father Brown!
20:19Marianne?
20:20Can you hear me?
20:22Sit down.
20:24What's happened?
20:25She was having one of her episodes.
20:27I wanted you to witness it for...
20:28Quickly!
20:29My sword's in my back.
20:30Marianne?
20:31Can you hear me?
20:32Marianne?
20:33Hurry!
20:33Marianne?
20:34Marianne?
20:35Come on.
20:36Marianne?
20:37Please.
20:40Come on.
20:41Come on.
20:44Does she usually faint?
20:46Sometimes.
20:47It's all right, Marianne.
20:49I felt it's trying, starting to possess me.
20:54Did you see the strange figures?
20:57No, not this time.
20:59A brandy.
21:00Took on my nerves.
21:01Could you please get one?
21:02Will do.
21:04What exactly is wrong with her?
21:05She was having an hallucination.
21:07Yes, but what caused it?
21:09This has gone on too long.
21:11Look, I know your focus needs to be on helping your friend, but please don't give up on Marianne.
21:16I won't.
21:17You can go wherever you want in the castle.
21:19Just find out what it all means.
21:24I'm very sorry about this, Mrs. Devine.
21:26I'm very sorry about this.
21:56Anyway, I need to return to the station.
22:08Sergeant Goodfellow just telephoned Mrs. Devine's in a bad way.
22:12Why?
22:12What happened?
22:13I'm not sure.
22:14She's feeling faint, struggling to breathe.
22:16I need to see her.
22:17You should never have arrested her.
22:19Perhaps I should come too.
22:20No.
22:21I need you to stay here.
22:24I'll be back shortly.
22:25Do you think she'll be all right?
22:30Well, that rather depends on how quickly we get to the truth.
22:36What's that?
22:39Sir Benedict wrote a letter to the doctor ending their affair.
22:43Affair?
22:44Gosh.
22:45I wondered why him and Mrs. Gellert were in different beds.
22:48Hmm.
22:49Hmm.
22:50Talk about trouble in paradise.
22:52Hmm.
23:00Is Marianne in her room?
23:02Yes.
23:02I think you've done all you can for her, which isn't a great deal.
23:12Lady Gellert, may I speak with you?
23:14Of course.
23:18I understand Sir Benedict wrote the doctor a letter.
23:22A letter?
23:23I saw you put it in his bag.
23:28Have you read it?
23:30Yes.
23:33I tried to get him to end it.
23:36I even helped him compose the letter.
23:39Foolish of me.
23:41Foolish?
23:41He was never going to stop.
23:43I was clearly second best.
23:47That must be hurtful.
23:49He only married me for appearances.
23:52He used me.
23:54And you are angry about that?
23:56I didn't kill him, Father.
24:00Marianne is like a daughter to me.
24:02I'd never do anything to hurt her.
24:03And despite everything, I did actually love him.
24:17I'm returning to London.
24:20But you're coming back?
24:22I'm afraid not.
24:24Lilith is right.
24:25I've failed you.
24:29You've never believed me, have you?
24:31That the things I see are real.
24:33It has to be psychological.
24:35No.
24:36The more it goes on, the more convinced I am.
24:38It is supernatural.
24:39Everything was fine until I recited from that satanic text.
24:44As a doctor, I can't accept that.
24:52Please don't go.
24:54Ever since I was little, you've always been around.
24:57Just stay.
24:58I can't.
24:59It's just too painful.
25:03Because of father.
25:07He was...
25:09my best friend.
25:13Take me with you.
25:14You remind me too much of him.
25:18Take care, Marianne.
25:20Dr. Laszlo, I'm in a hurry.
25:42I owe you an apology.
25:43This belongs to you.
25:46You took it from my bug.
25:47It's not something I'm proud of, but under the circumstances...
25:51If you breathe one word of this...
25:53It's not my intention to judge.
25:55I'm just trying to get to the truth.
25:57Is that so?
26:00There was a mark on Sir Benedict's cheek as if you'd been struck by someone wearing a ring.
26:05Like your ring.
26:07Did you confront him?
26:08Is that the real reason you were on the landing last night?
26:12I shouldn't have gone up.
26:15So that's it then.
26:18After all these years.
26:20There's no other way.
26:23Forgive me.
26:24Don't!
26:25You...
26:26I'm sorry.
26:30Just go.
26:32Go!
26:32It was clear he had made his choice.
26:41I just couldn't compete.
26:43With Lilith.
26:45No.
26:46The invisible man in the sky.
26:50You chose him over me.
26:54What happened after the argument?
26:56I left.
26:57Just like that?
26:58Yes, just like that.
27:01Because I'm a deviant, it does not make me a murderer.
27:05For the crown!
27:10Over here.
27:13Look.
27:15That's a lot of blood.
27:17Looks like that rock's been used as a weapon.
27:20There's more specks here.
27:23Must have staggered and fell.
27:26Then what?
27:26Where did they go?
27:29And whose blood is it?
27:31I haven't seen Fenwick for a while.
27:34Said he was going down to the village.
27:36Marianne, don't.
27:39Maybe the devil kills people he can't possess.
27:46Is that what happened to father?
27:47If we stay here, we are all going to die.
27:55Shh, it's all right.
28:00It's all right.
28:01It's okay.
28:02I'm sorry.
28:03It all became too much.
28:08I, uh, brought these from home.
28:10Thought they might make everyone more comfortable for you.
28:12That's very sweet of you.
28:14Thank you, Sergeant.
28:14Sergeant, any news from background checks?
28:17Afraid not, sir.
28:18Look, um, between Father Brown and I, we will crack this, so don't worry.
28:25Stop saying that.
28:26We don't know what's going to happen.
28:29I'm sorry.
28:35Come in.
28:36We wanted to see that you were all right.
28:39Do you think I'm mad, Father?
28:42No.
28:45I think that you have been through so much.
28:49But you must not lose hope, Maria.
28:53Loose hope?
28:56Every night I pray for this all to stop.
29:00But this thing, whatever it is that possesses me, it's getting stronger.
29:06I know it may not seem like it, but God does hear our prayers.
29:13I'm not sure I believe that anymore.
29:16Mrs. Gillick called the police about the blood.
29:19They'll be here soon.
29:21Is that supposed to make me feel safe?
29:24Sorry.
29:26We're dealing with something bigger than all of us.
29:28The ultimate evil.
29:31Is this what you see?
29:35Yes.
29:36Father, where exactly am I looking for?
29:46Books on religions and folklore.
29:49In Marianne's drawings, the figures had jagged horns.
29:54More like antlers.
29:56What does that mean?
29:57Some pre-Christian gods had antlers.
30:06Pagan myths.
30:07Canunos, god of nature.
30:15Little is known about the tribes that worshipped him,
30:18although it is believed their rituals involved transcendental experiences.
30:23Transcendental?
30:24It's thought the pagan tribes used hallucinogenic plants.
30:28So Marianne might have eaten one of those plants.
30:32No.
30:33She still experienced visions even when she was fasting.
30:37So maybe the doctor had been secretly injecting her with the plant's poisons.
30:42No.
30:44I would have left marks which she would have noticed.
30:47Right, so if the plant's the thing that's causing Marianne to see things,
30:51how did they end up inside her?
30:53I don't know.
30:57I wonder if hallucinogens grow in the ground.
31:01Maybe Marianne might know.
31:03Shall I go and ask her?
31:04If you would.
31:06I'll carry on reading.
31:07Who's that?
31:25Who's that?
31:29Who's that?
31:35Who's that?
32:05Should you be taking me out of the cell?
32:20Just interviewing a person.
32:25Look, is there anything else you can remember?
32:28Who?
32:30I don't think so.
32:31There must be something.
32:32I had a slight headache when I woke up in the tower.
32:37But other than that...
32:42There's scratches on your leg.
32:45How do you get those?
32:46Oh, I don't know.
32:48There's one on the other.
32:52How what?
32:53I know who you are.
33:06You scrawled cymbals on the window shutters to make Marianne think she was possessed.
33:15Sometimes you appeared to her in a cloak, sometimes with horns.
33:21There's a fireplace in Marianne's room and that's where you put the hallucinogenic plants.
33:27So that when the fire was lit, the fumes made her delirious.
33:34There was soot on the book you were reading in the library.
33:37Soot from your fingers.
33:40And then you fastened and locked the bedroom window and took away the key so that there was no fresh air in there.
33:49Only the air that you had poisoned.
33:51The green cloak was my ancestors' tribal dress.
34:20But these represent the great Kanunos.
34:26Kanunos.
34:28The true god of the natural world.
34:34Brenda.
34:36She's not dead.
34:38Yet.
34:40Chloroform.
34:42Is that what you used on Mrs. Devine when you framed her?
34:47It should have been the maid, but the silly girl got scared.
34:50It should have been left.
34:51You insisted several times that I stay to find out the truth.
34:55Were Marianne's chances a ployed to get me here and keep me here?
35:01What do you want from me, Lilith?
35:12I belong to the ancient, lost religion of the Stokgar.
35:16I am a direct descendant of its tribal chieftains.
35:21And like all pagan religions, they were almost wiped out by the Christians.
35:29So you want revenge for the past?
35:31No.
35:32To summon Kanunos from the afterlife, his enemy must be killed by a tribal chieftain on sacred ground.
35:39As an ordained Christian priest, you are that enemy.
35:49You married Sir Benedict and killed him to inherit his land.
35:55He was going to let developers desecrate it.
35:58Why?
36:00Why?
36:05Ask your ancestors.
36:08Ask Father Brown.
36:11Christ's dominance is coming to an end.
36:14Amen.
36:25This sacred land was taken from the Stokgar tribe, and now it's in my possession.
36:32I can finally perform the ritual that will awaken Kanunos.
36:36I take it you didn't call the police?
36:41When I do call them, three bodies in the cart will be down there.
36:46The tragic accident caused by Fenwick driving too close to the edge.
37:00How can you kill so easily?
37:01It has been my sole mission in life to take back this land and reawaken my God.
37:09No sacrifice is too great for the glorious rebirth of Kanunos.
37:15Accept your fate!
37:17No!
37:17Leave him alone!
37:21Hold on!
37:25I've got you!
37:26The God I've served is a God of compassion.
37:32I am not your enemy.
37:34I am not your enemy.
37:56This is not the end, Father.
38:16Kanunos will rise again!
38:18Get in the car, miss!
38:19I should have realised.
38:21I should have protected the master from her.
38:23Don't blame yourself.
38:24And are you all right?
38:27Oh, I'm fine.
38:29Just a bit light-headed.
38:31An ambulance is on its way, Miss Palmer.
38:38Thank you, Father.
38:41I've told them to release Mrs. Devine.
38:43I hope she's all right.
38:47Father, as grateful as I am, this was obviously a one-off.
38:52Obviously.
38:54Why did you come back?
38:57I should never have left.
39:00You're the daughter of...
39:01of the man I love.
39:07Father Brown.
39:10Marianne.
39:12Now this is over.
39:13You must grieve for your father.
39:15Have you any idea what you might do?
39:21I'm not sure yet.
39:24I just...
39:25I know I have to get away from this place.
39:29Far away.
39:30I made a cake to celebrate your return.
39:45After being bunched up.
39:47It was only a few hours, although it felt much longer.
39:51I can't thank you enough, Father.
39:53I'm so grateful for what you did.
39:56It was a group effort.
39:57Inspector.
39:59Inspector.
40:00Chief.
40:01Um, well, seeing as I'm off duty.
40:05Let me.
40:06To Mrs. Devine's release.
40:09To Mrs. Devine's release.
40:11To Mrs. Devine's release.
40:11Oh.
40:15Um, excuse me.
40:19Cheers.
40:21Dr. Lasden.
40:23Marianne.
40:24What a lovely surprise.
40:26I just wanted to say goodbye.
40:28Goodbye?
40:30She's coming to live with me in London.
40:33And then next year I'm going to art school.
40:35That's wonderful news.
40:37A parting gift.
40:39For all you did.
40:42I'd forgotten what that smile looked like.
40:47Take care, Father.
40:50And you too.
40:52Bye, Marianne.
40:53Bye, Marianne.
40:54Bye, Marianne.
40:55Bye, Marianne.
40:56Bye, Marianne.
40:57Bye, Marianne.
40:58Bye, Marianne.
40:59Bye, Marianne.
41:00Bye, Marianne.
41:01Bye, Marianne.
41:02Bye, Marianne.
41:03Bye, Marianne.
41:04Bye, Marianne.
41:05Bye, Marianne.
41:06Bye, Marianne.
41:07Bye, Marianne.
41:08Bye, Marianne.
41:10Bye, Marianne.
41:11Bye, Marianne.
41:12Bye, Marianne.
41:13Bye, Marianne.
41:14Bye, Marianne.
41:15Bye, Marianne.
41:16Bye, Marianne.
41:17Bye, Marianne.
41:18Bye, Marianne.
41:19Bye, Marianne.
41:20Bye, Marianne.
41:21Bye, Marianne.
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