Stn's Slave. (1976 film)

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A woman driving her parents to her uncle's house crashes near the house.  Michael Gough - Uncle Alexander Yorke Martin Potter - Stephen Yorke Candace Glendenning - Catherine Yorke Barbara Kellerman - Francis Michael Craze - John Gloria Maley - Janice (as Gloria Walker) James Bree - Malcolm Yorke Celia Hewitt - Elizabeth Yorke David McGillivray - Priest Sandy Bailey - Camilla Yorke Robert Conway - Puritan with Whip Richard Crafter - Mad Monk 2 Nick Maley - Mad Monk 1 Paula Patterson - Woman Disembowelled by Stephen Monika Ringwald - Tortured Girl Moira Young - Alexander's Wife in Prologue  Director - Norman J. Warren

Transcript

00:00:00You

00:02:30The preparations are thus completed.

00:02:35Let our work begin.

00:02:38Bring to me the vessel of reversal.

00:02:40My child, lay you down upon this altar.

00:02:46Thus we begin, and in reunion will we end.

00:03:04By this token, we, the portals of the unhallowed plain, have torn apart and thrown aside.

00:03:16The fire of torment is ablaze, the heat is scorching, the life is coming back.

00:03:25Oh, great guardian on your throne of gold, I bid you stand back and let her return to us in all her glory.

00:03:34I thee invoke, O prince of light and darkness, at the dying of the flames.

00:03:49Enter into the body of this lowly vessel, that she may be made worthy to receive the soul of thy most illustrious daughter.

00:04:02Return to us, we await you, O beloved of the old faith.

00:04:13Seek out this vessel we offer you, seek her out and return.

00:04:20This is my will, and my will shall be obeyed.

00:04:26She means, O.I.I.M.D.

00:04:35She means, O.I.M.D.

00:04:37Hey.

00:04:40Might as well finish it off.

00:04:42Finish me off, you mean.

00:04:47Don't look at me like that.

00:04:49I know you're trying to get me drunk.

00:04:53Now, why would I want to do that?

00:04:56For the same reason you lured me to your country retreat in the first place.

00:05:01I just thought you might enjoy it.

00:05:03Just between you and me, I have.

00:05:08All these old things.

00:05:11There's nothing like this back home.

00:05:13At least not where I come from.

00:05:16My folks would go crazy for all.

00:05:20I did it again, didn't I?

00:05:23Why do I have to keep mentioning them?

00:05:26You must miss them, I suppose.

00:05:30But l don't. l wanted to get away from them.

00:05:33That's why l came to England, to get away.

00:05:36l just wanted to pack my things and leave without telling anyone where l was going.

00:05:40And now you're here.

00:05:44l guess the novelty must be wearing off.

00:05:51l suppose l'll have to go back sometime.

00:05:56You don't have to go.

00:06:03Hey, l didn't realise it was so late.

00:06:06l dare say we could find you somewhere to sleep.

00:06:09Oh, you dare say, dare you.

00:06:11Well, l dare say l'd be very grateful.

00:06:13Well, l dare say l'd be very grateful.

00:06:16Well, l dare say l'd be very grateful.

00:06:17Well, l dare say l'd be very grateful.

00:06:18Well, l dare say l'd be very grateful.

00:06:19l dare say l'd be very grateful.

00:06:20Perfect.

00:06:23Let'y out.

00:06:25Let's go, beginnenji.

00:06:29lt

00:06:49Don't you feel kind of creepy stuck out here?

00:07:07Well, I guess you're there, it strikes again.

00:07:11Ooh, that's a line.

00:07:41Oh, that's a line.

00:08:11Oh, that's a line.

00:08:41Oh, that's a line.

00:09:11Oh, that's a line.

00:09:41Oh, that's a line.

00:10:11Oh, that's a line.

00:10:13Oh, that's a line.

00:10:17Oh, that's a line.

00:10:22You're like an animal! You're insane!

00:10:36Get out of here.

00:10:38Go on.

00:10:40Get out!

00:10:52Ha ha ha.

00:10:55Ha ha ha!

00:10:58Ha ha ha!

00:11:03Ha ha ha!

00:12:52What time is it?

00:13:01Early.

00:13:05Where are you going?

00:13:06Home.

00:13:07You said it was early.

00:13:10I told you, we're leaving at ten.

00:13:14You're not really going on that trip, are you?

00:13:16How many more times must I tell you?

00:13:18Yes.

00:13:19What a waste of time.

00:13:25Travelling 200 miles to be bored out of your mind.

00:13:28It's not 200 miles.

00:13:30It's no more than 60.

00:13:32And how do you know I'll be bored out of my mind?

00:13:35Well, spending a week with an uncle you've never even met.

00:13:39It's got to be a bore.

00:13:40Why?

00:13:41I happen to like meeting new people.

00:13:44Just because you're content to lie around in bed all day.

00:13:49Right, made your point.

00:13:52So I know where you're going.

00:13:53You've been hearing those voices again, haven't you?

00:13:55They're not voices.

00:13:58They're premonitions.

00:14:00I wish I'd never told you about them.

00:14:05A lot of old rubbish anyway.

00:14:08Well, I don't think so.

00:14:10But I don't expect you to understand.

00:14:12As a matter of fact,

00:14:17I have had a strange feeling about this trip.

00:14:20It's one of the main reasons I've decided to go.

00:14:27I suppose you realise you'll be away for your birthday.

00:14:30Yes.

00:14:31Why?

00:14:37Oh, nothing.

00:14:39I was going to take you out for a meal.

00:14:40That's all.

00:14:41It doesn't matter.

00:14:42Oh, John, I'm sorry.

00:14:44Let's leave it until I get back.

00:14:47I might survive that long.

00:14:51It's only a week.

00:14:53I've got to get back to start my new job anyway.

00:14:57Just a minute.

00:14:58I've got something for you.

00:15:03Here.

00:15:05Happy birthday.

00:15:06Sorry, I didn't have time to wrap it.

00:15:08Oh, John, it's beautiful.

00:15:11Where's my mother's?

00:15:11It's lovely, but I can't.

00:15:15Yes, you can.

00:15:18There.

00:15:24I've got to go.

00:15:27Aren't you going to thank me properly?

00:15:28Hello.

00:15:29Hello.

00:15:35Hello.

00:15:36Sorry, I'm late.

00:15:37We thought you might have changed your mind about coming with us.

00:15:39I couldn't catch a bus.

00:15:42Hello, Mum.

00:15:43Oh, there you are.

00:15:45You might have told us you were going to stay out all night.

00:15:47Forgot.

00:15:48Sorry.

00:15:49It's not as if we knew where you were.

00:15:50We had a pretty shrewd idea, but...

00:15:53Look.

00:15:54Oh, Catherine.

00:15:56It's lovely.

00:15:58It's my birthday present from John.

00:16:00Look, Malcolm, isn't it lovely?

00:16:03Very nice.

00:16:05That must have set him back a bob or two.

00:16:07Actually, it was his mother's.

00:16:09Oh, isn't that sweet?

00:16:10He must think a lot of you.

00:16:11I think he does.

00:16:13I'd better go and get changed.

00:16:14He'll have to let us meet him sometime.

00:16:26I do hope the weather holds out for us this week.

00:16:29I'd hate to be snowbound in the country.

00:16:31I don't think there's much chance of that.

00:16:33Anyway, we may not stay a week.

00:16:35Why shouldn't we stay?

00:16:37Oh, I don't know.

00:16:38It's just that...

00:16:39Well, you might not get on with Alexander.

00:16:42Or I might not go out and come to that.

00:16:45We haven't seen each other since we were kids, remember.

00:16:48I didn't even know you had a brother.

00:16:50I'm not surprised.

00:16:52Quite honestly, I think he's got a bit of a cheek.

00:16:54I mean, demanding that we go and stay with him after all this time.

00:16:57He doesn't demand.

00:17:00Well, you know what I mean?

00:17:01He's probably lonely, that's all.

00:17:04Why should he be lonely?

00:17:05Well, I told you, his wife died.

00:17:12I didn't know it was this remote.

00:17:42Here, let me see the map.

00:17:51Well, it must be down one of these roads.

00:17:54Let's try the left-hand one.

00:17:55That could be it up ahead.

00:18:13What is it, Malcolm?

00:18:24Hey, hey.

00:18:26Oh, my God, look out!

00:18:28Oh, no!

00:18:28Mom!

00:18:37Mom?

00:18:40Reggie?

00:18:42She's all right, isn't she?

00:18:44Yes.

00:18:45She'll be all right.

00:18:47How about you?

00:18:49I'm fine.

00:18:50Just a few bruises, I think.

00:18:52I'd better get some help.

00:18:53No, you stay here with Mom.

00:18:56I'll go.

00:18:59I told them to get an ambulance.

00:19:00Come on.

00:19:22Let me go!

00:19:23Alexander, come and help her back.

00:19:25I'll hold her.

00:19:25Let her know.

00:19:27No!

00:19:28No!

00:19:30She was a very extinguished.

00:19:33Go, Malcolm.

00:19:33Go.

00:19:34Come on.

00:19:34feeling a little better yes thank you good these tablets are only sedatives they're quite harmless

00:19:59but they will make you sleep is the room ready yes come along young lady after death and off you go to bed

00:20:20I'll be along in a moment and make sure you're comfortable what is it Stephen

00:20:28there was nothing I could do I'm terribly sorry you must phone the police

00:20:36off to sleep my dear we'll look after you

00:20:58there we are who are you I'm Francis your uncle's secretary

00:21:13comfortable yes thank you you must sleep plenty of rest is what I prescribe did Malcolm did your

00:21:35father ever tell you that I was a doctor it's at moments like this that I'm glad that I am sleep

00:21:43now we'll talk tomorrow and remember if you want anything I'll be downstairs

00:21:51you

00:22:00Hello?

00:22:30I haven't seen much of you recently.

00:22:41No, you haven't, have you?

00:22:43Is that all I get?

00:22:45No.

00:22:47I have things to do.

00:22:50Can't you spare me just a few minutes of your valuable time?

00:22:57I must go and check on Catherine.

00:23:00She's asleep.

00:23:01She'll be asleep all night.

00:23:03Maybe, but I still want to see how she is.

00:23:06Look!

00:23:08Leave her alone.

00:23:11Stay here with me.

00:23:13She's my cousin.

00:23:15I have to go and see her.

00:23:17And I want you here, damn you!

00:23:21Love you, Stephen.

00:23:25What you want me to do?

00:23:29I don't want you to do anything, Frances.

00:23:36You bastard!

00:23:38Keep quiet!

00:23:39Let go of me.

00:23:40Let go!

00:23:41You're hurting my arm!

00:23:42I will let go of you when you shut up!

00:23:45Shut up!

00:23:46What the matter?

00:23:47You're afraid your cousin, my dear.

00:23:49You both!

00:23:51Shut up!

00:23:52Shut up!

00:23:53Shut up!

00:23:54What the matter?

00:23:55You're afraid your cousin, my dear.

00:23:57You both!

00:23:58You're scared, my brother!

00:23:59You're scared, my little boy!

00:24:00Let go of you!

00:24:01What the matter?

00:24:02You're scared, my son!

00:24:03You want me?

00:24:04You're scared, my son!

00:25:07Mum?

00:25:11Good morning, Catherine.

00:25:17I've brought you your breakfast.

00:25:20I thought you were.

00:25:22I've been dreaming.

00:25:24Don't upset yourself.

00:25:28I'll fetch your uncle.

00:25:32Alexander.

00:25:40What is it, Catherine?

00:25:44Are you all right?

00:25:46She had a dream.

00:25:47She thought I was...

00:25:48Thank you, Francis.

00:25:49That will be all.

00:25:50It's inevitable that you should be suffering from shock.

00:25:52And shock can affect you in many ways.

00:25:54You understand that, don't you, my dear?

00:25:56There's no instant cure.

00:25:58It'd be very wrong for me to suggest that there was.

00:26:00But time heals.

00:26:01Believe me, that's true.

00:26:02But time heals.

00:26:03Believe me, that's true.

00:26:04So I want you to stay here for as long as you need to.

00:26:08And look on me, not only as your uncle, but as your friend and your doctor who wants to help you all he can.

00:26:16There's no reason for you to rush back to London, is there?

00:26:17No, I don't think so.

00:26:18Then we'll have plenty of time to get to know each other.

00:26:31I'll be downstairs when you're ready to get up.

00:26:36Yes.

00:26:37Then you'll be downstairs when you're ready to get up.

00:26:41I'll be downstairs when you're ready to get up.

00:27:11Everything seems so unreal, like a dream.

00:27:19That's what everybody says, isn't it?

00:27:24But it's just that I can't accept the truth.

00:27:28I can't accept the fact that I saw the car blow up in front of my eyes.

00:27:34Why did it blow up?

00:27:37That sort of thing doesn't just happen.

00:27:40I too found it incredible.

00:27:43The police say that Malcolm, that your father must have left the ignition on.

00:27:48This ignited the petrol which exploded.

00:27:52But why else?

00:27:55Why did it have to happen to us?

00:27:57You echo my very thoughts when my wife died.

00:28:00Why us, I asked. She was so very young.

00:28:05But we are all mortal.

00:28:09Catherine, I know this is a painful time for you, but the police would like to ask you a few questions.

00:28:17Oh, no.

00:28:19Never mind. We'll keep them waiting a few days.

00:28:22Yes, all right.

00:28:24Oh, one other thing, Catherine.

00:28:26We didn't see any reason for delaying the funeral, so we decided to hold the service in our own private burial ground this afternoon.

00:28:32You'd like to be there.

00:28:34Don't worry.

00:28:35Don't worry.

00:28:36I understand.

00:28:37Think about it.

00:28:38You've time to think.

00:28:39I'm sorry.

00:28:40I didn't mean to startle you.

00:28:45It's all right.

00:28:46It's all right.

00:28:47It's just that I didn't see you there.

00:28:51Nor did I.

00:28:52I mean, I hadn't realized you were up yet.

00:28:54I didn't feel like staying in bed any longer.

00:28:58There didn't seem to be any point.

00:28:59No, of course not.

00:29:03This is a beautiful house.

00:29:05You must be very rich.

00:29:06And I'm sorry, but I should be back here.

00:29:08It's a very beautiful house.

00:29:09I'm sorry.

00:29:10It's a very beautiful house.

00:29:11I did not mean to startle you.

00:29:12I didn't mean to startle you.

00:29:13It's all right.

00:29:14It's just that I didn't see you there.

00:29:15Nor did I.

00:29:16I mean, I hadn't realized you were up yet.

00:29:18I didn't feel like staying in bed any longer.

00:29:20There didn't seem to be any point.

00:29:23No, of course not.

00:29:24This is a beautiful house.

00:29:31But you must be very rich.

00:29:34No, not really.

00:29:37At least not since father gave up the practice.

00:29:40How does he manage to keep up all this?

00:29:43Well, he gets money here and there.

00:29:46Friends.

00:29:48I don't really know.

00:29:51Wish I had friends like that.

00:29:57Would you like to have a look around the grounds?

00:29:59What now?

00:30:01I don't know.

00:30:03The heir will do you good.

00:30:05I'm sure father would agree.

00:30:08Well, all right. But I haven't got a coat.

00:30:10Well, that's all right. Frances will lend you one of hers.

00:30:13I'll get it while you're dressing.

00:30:30What happened to the car?

00:30:33The police took it.

00:30:36Now, come along.

00:30:38You wanted to see the grounds.

00:30:39The grounds.

00:30:41The grounds.

00:30:42it's difficult to know what is

00:31:12saying to relatives you never knew you had why well i feel we know each other and yet we don't if

00:31:22you see what i mean i know a lot about you do you yes my father used to tell me all about you

00:31:28when we lived in africa he was always going on and on about his brother and how he'd been given

00:31:35the daughter that my father should have had he doesn't like me much you see

00:31:41always wanted a daughter

00:31:44but there was no chance of having any more children so he got stuck with me because your mother died

00:31:53yes your father said she was very young

00:31:58she was 29

00:32:01that's terrible i am sorry i didn't know it's all right it was a long time ago

00:32:08was it an accident

00:32:10yes that's what it was

00:32:14it was an accident

00:32:17we've got an enchanted forest

00:32:25they wanted to sell it but they couldn't it's protected or something because of what happened

00:32:37here what was that

00:32:39of course

00:32:42you wouldn't know would you

00:32:44some people are more sensitive to their surroundings than others aren't they

00:32:52are they

00:32:53yes

00:32:56it's hereditary

00:32:58an ability to pick up certain vibrations

00:33:01i sometimes have premonitions

00:33:06did they come true

00:33:07what's the matter

00:33:13nothing

00:33:15it's just that it's getting rather cold

00:33:20i think i would like to go back now

00:33:23don't you want to know what happened to you

00:33:31katherine

00:33:35no

00:33:37no

00:33:40no

00:33:41oh

00:33:56oh

00:33:58oh

00:36:01Stephen?

00:36:03Stephen!

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00:37:44Stephen!

00:37:45Anthony!

00:37:53Stephen!

00:37:54Stephen!

00:37:55Stephen!

00:37:59It was me.

00:38:01Look, it's all right.

00:38:03You're probably still in shock.

00:38:06It sometimes happens like this.

00:38:09Father has explained it all to me,

00:38:11how these things sometimes can play tricks on the mind.

00:38:16But it seems so real.

00:38:19And the voices. You must have heard them.

00:38:23Just the wind.

00:38:25I've never been so frightened.

00:38:38Forasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty God

00:38:41to take unto Himself the souls of our dear brother and sister,

00:38:45here departed,

00:38:47we therefore commit their bodies to the ground,

00:38:50earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust,

00:38:54in sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life

00:38:57through our Lord Jesus Christ.

00:39:00The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ,

00:39:03and the love of God,

00:39:05and the fellowship of the Holy Ghost,

00:39:07be with us all evermore.

00:39:09Amen.

00:39:11Amen.

00:39:12Amen.

00:39:13Amen.

00:39:14Amen.

00:39:15Amen.

00:39:16Amen.

00:39:17Amen.

00:39:18Amen.

00:39:19Amen.

00:39:20Amen.

00:39:21Amen.

00:39:22Amen.

00:39:23Amen.

00:39:24Amen.

00:39:25Amen.

00:39:26Amen.

00:39:27Amen.

00:39:28Amen.

00:39:29Amen.

00:39:30Amen.

00:39:31Amen.

00:39:32Amen.

00:39:33Amen.

00:39:34Amen.

00:39:35Amen.

00:39:36Amen.

00:39:37Amen.

00:39:38Amen.

00:39:39Amen.

00:39:40Amen.

00:39:41Amen.

00:39:42Oh, my God.

00:40:12Oh, my God.

00:40:42Oh, my God.

00:41:12Do you mind if I join you?

00:41:23No, of course not.

00:41:24You wouldn't prefer to be alone?

00:41:30No.

00:41:31I'd like you to stay.

00:41:32That boy is a complete mystery to me.

00:41:58One moment I fear for his sanity, and the next butter wouldn't melt in his mouth.

00:42:04Remarkable what a pretty face can achieve, isn't it?

00:42:07I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him.

00:42:12Very wise, my dear.

00:42:14Very wise, indeed.

00:42:24Hello?

00:42:47Yes.

00:42:49Excellent, I'm glad to say.

00:42:53You know that's not possible, because I say so.

00:42:58You must allow me to be the judge of that.

00:43:01No, no chance whatsoever.

00:43:04I'm afraid it's impossible.

00:43:06We must keep to the plan as arranged.

00:43:10I can assure you nothing will change my mind.

00:43:15Yes, yes, you will.

00:43:18Goodbye.

00:45:48It's for you to be nice to me, to be around occasionally.

00:45:51I don't care what you do with your life, what girls you pick up, what you do with them, but I won't be rejected for good. I won't.

00:46:00Especially not for her, Stephen. Not for her.

00:46:05Well, it's too bad, isn't it, Francis? Because it's over. Do you understand? Over. Finished!

00:46:15Catherine. We'd better go.

00:46:44Oh, my God.

00:47:44Oh, my God.

00:48:14Oh, my God.

00:48:44Oh, my God.

00:49:14Oh, my God.

00:49:44Oh, my God.

00:50:14Oh, my God.

00:50:44Oh, my God.

00:51:14Oh, my God.

00:51:44Oh, my God.

00:52:14Oh, my God.

00:52:44Oh, my God.

00:53:14Oh, my God.

00:53:44Oh, my God.

00:54:14Oh, my God.

00:54:44Oh, my God.

00:55:14Oh, my God.

00:55:44Oh, my God.

00:56:14Oh, my God.

00:56:44Oh, my God.

00:57:14Oh, my God.

00:57:44Oh, my God.

00:58:14Oh, my God.

00:58:44Oh, my God.

00:59:14Oh, my God.

00:59:44Oh, my God.

01:00:14Oh, my God.

01:00:44Oh, my God.

01:01:14Oh, my God.

01:01:44Oh, my God.

01:02:14Oh, my God.

01:02:44Oh, my God.

01:03:14Oh, my God.

01:03:44Oh, my God.

01:04:14Oh, my God.

01:04:44Oh, my God.

01:05:14Oh, my God.

01:05:44Oh, my God.

01:06:14Oh, my God.

01:06:44Oh, my God.

01:07:14Oh, my God.

01:07:44Oh, my God.

01:08:14Oh, my God.

01:08:44Oh, my God.

01:08:51Oh, my God.

01:09:14Oh, my God.

01:09:44Oh, my God.

01:10:14Oh, my God.

01:10:44Oh, my God.

01:11:14Oh, my God.

01:11:44Oh, my God.

01:11:46Oh, my God.

01:11:48Oh, my God.

01:11:50Oh, my God.

01:11:52Oh, my God.

01:11:54Oh, my God.

01:11:56Oh, my God.

01:11:58Oh, my God.

01:12:00Oh, my God.

01:12:01Oh, my God.

01:12:03Oh, my God.

01:12:05Oh, my God.

01:12:07Oh, my God.

01:12:31Oh, my God.

01:12:38You're supposed to be, oh, my God.

01:12:39Oh, my God.

01:12:41Oh, my God.

01:12:42Oh, my God.

01:12:43Oh, my God.

01:12:46I'm glad you're not.

01:12:50Please don't.

01:12:52What's wrong?

01:12:54I just don't want you to.

01:12:58I spoke to Father about our going away together.

01:13:06Don't you want to hear what he said?

01:13:08Tell me tomorrow.

01:13:16I don't understand you.

01:13:20At first you say you want to leave as soon as possible.

01:13:24And now you're not even interested.

01:13:26I am interested.

01:13:28It's just that I'm tired.

01:13:32You didn't seem tired when I came in.

01:13:36Has anything happened to make you change your mind?

01:13:40No.

01:13:42I just want to go to sleep.

01:13:46Do you really?

01:13:48That's what I said.

01:13:50Stephen!

01:13:52Have you come to try and get round me?

01:13:54Well, you know me, Stephen.

01:13:56Always ready to forgive and to forgive.

01:13:58No.

01:14:00No.

01:14:02No.

01:14:04No.

01:14:06No.

01:14:07No.

01:14:08No.

01:14:09No.

01:14:10No.

01:14:11No.

01:14:12No.

01:14:13No.

01:14:14No.

01:14:15No.

01:14:16No.

01:14:17No.

01:14:18No.

01:14:19No.

01:14:20No.

01:14:21No.

01:14:22No.

01:14:23No.

01:14:24No.

01:14:25No.

01:14:26No.

01:14:27No.

01:14:28No.

01:14:29No.

01:14:30No.

01:14:31No.

01:14:32No.

01:14:33No.

01:14:34No.

01:14:35No.

01:14:36No.

01:14:37No.

01:14:38No.

01:14:39No.

01:14:40No.

01:14:41I had to take them. Stephen, he was blackmailing me. I wasn't going to show them to anybody.

01:14:48I wasn't going to tell anybody. Let me keep them, please.

01:15:11God bless you! God bless you!

01:15:41God bless you!

01:16:11God bless you!

01:16:21God bless you!

01:16:27God bless you!

01:16:33God bless you!

01:16:49Francis?

01:16:53I don't know.

01:17:23It's taken a long time.

01:17:53But now you belong to us.

01:18:23It's taken a long time.

01:18:38It's taken a long time.

01:18:53It's taken a long time.

01:19:08It's taken a long time.

01:19:23It's taken a long time.

01:19:38It's taken a long time.

01:19:53It's taken a long time.

01:19:56Your time has come, Catherine.

01:19:59You are twenty years old.

01:20:01The age at which Camilla departed from this earth.

01:20:06You deserve to be told something about our sacred lady

01:20:10before you give your soul love for her.

01:20:14There's no need.

01:20:15Then we can proceed.

01:20:17The ritual burning.

01:20:20Take her.

01:20:22Stephen.

01:20:23Stephen.

01:20:24No.

01:20:25Please.

01:20:26Bring her.

01:20:27Please.

01:20:28Stay here.

01:20:38Move.

01:20:40Move.

01:20:51Oh.

01:20:52Move.

01:20:53Move.

01:23:33What's the matter with her?

01:23:35No, it can't be.

01:23:36It can't be?

01:23:37What?

01:23:38What you mean?

01:23:39You're not my father.

01:23:40He's dead.

01:23:41He's got to get you back in the house.

01:23:42No, he's dead.

01:23:43He was burnt alive.

01:23:44I'm burnt alive. Let me go. Let me go.

01:23:48I'm sorry.

01:23:50But look at me.

01:23:52I am your father.

01:23:55God.

01:23:55Think. You know I am.

01:23:57I'm going mad.

01:23:59Catherine, listen to me.

01:24:01Do you know where you are?

01:24:04Yes. Uncle...

01:24:06Uncle Alexander's. That's right.

01:24:08He's trying to kill me.

01:24:10To kill you?

01:24:11Now, now, slowly now.

01:24:15Do you remember how we got here?

01:24:18Yes.

01:24:19By car. But it crashed.

01:24:22Yes.

01:24:23It burst into flames. You were burnt alive.

01:24:27Catherine, only you were injured.

01:24:29You hit your head.

01:24:31You were delirious. We took you into the house.

01:24:34And Uncle Alexander gave you a sedative.

01:24:37He's a doctor.

01:24:37I told you on the way here, remember?

01:24:42Yes. He is a doctor, isn't he?

01:24:44Now it's coming back, you see.

01:24:47I'm not sure. I just don't know.

01:24:51You've had a very long sleep.

01:24:53And you must have had a very bad dream.

01:24:56A dream?

01:24:58I can't believe it.

01:25:00It all seems so clear.

01:25:03The black magic.

01:25:04What do you mean? A very long sleep?

01:25:09It's true. You have.

01:25:11When did we arrive here?

01:25:13Yesterday afternoon.

01:25:15I've been here...

01:25:17It seems as if I've been here for days.

01:25:20Let's go in and find out how you got into such a mess.

01:25:24People.

01:25:30They were chasing me.

01:25:32What people?

01:25:34Where?

01:25:37Let's go in and find them.

01:25:38I'll go in and find them.

01:25:38Good God.

01:26:06You must have been sleeping.

01:26:09Look at the state you're in.

01:26:11Exactly.

01:26:12My poor child, come to the fire.

01:26:14You must be frozen.

01:26:15I've only been out of the house half an hour.

01:26:17You should have been sleeping soundly.

01:26:19If only I'd known.

01:26:22Where's Elizabeth?

01:26:24Upstairs, I think.

01:26:26Be sure I can't get you something.

01:26:27A hot drink.

01:26:27Brandy.

01:26:28No, thank you.

01:26:29Are you all right now?

01:26:37I'll go and fetch your mother.

01:26:38I won't be long.

01:26:39You'll be all right here, won't you?

01:26:40Yes.

01:26:44You're sure?

01:26:46You're absolutely sure?

01:26:49Well, then.

01:26:51What happened?

01:26:51I was running.

01:26:55I must have run through the woods.

01:26:59I don't know why.

01:27:02I'm sorry.

01:27:03I'm not very clear at the moment.

01:27:05I'm not surprised.

01:27:07You've had a rather powerful drug inside you.

01:27:10It induces a very deep sleep, indeed.

01:27:12Two small tablets.

01:27:15Did you give them to me?

01:27:16Yes.

01:27:18I remember that.

01:27:21I think it's beginning to come back.

01:27:24You see, I've had an extraordinary dream.

01:27:29It was about you.

01:27:32And this house.

01:27:33Tell me about it.

01:27:36No, it's too silly to repeat.

01:27:40What happened to my father?

01:27:42He's going to fetch your mother.

01:27:43I'm afraid he'll want you all to leave.

01:27:46He's very upset.

01:27:48I think I'd like to leave.

01:27:50I'm sorry.

01:27:51That must sound terrible.

01:27:53It's just that I was convinced I'd never go home again.

01:27:56And now you'd like to go and make sure that it's still there?

01:28:00Yes.

01:28:01Actually, I think it's my boyfriend I miss most.

01:28:05I'd like to reassure myself that he's still there.

01:28:07I understand.

01:28:09Why don't you telephone him and let him know you're coming back?

01:28:12May I?

01:28:12Of course.

01:28:15Use the phone over there.

01:28:17Behind the curtain.

01:28:21Here?

01:28:22Yes.

01:28:23Yes.

01:28:23Vicious, isn't it?

01:28:35Right through the eye and into the brain.

01:28:40Good heavens.

01:28:41You must have a streak of Camilla in you.

01:28:44Yes.

01:28:46It's good.

01:28:46No.

01:28:47No.

01:28:48I don't know.

01:28:53You must have arocution.

01:28:56No.

01:28:57No.

01:28:58Yes.

01:28:58No.

01:29:00No.

01:29:01No.

01:29:01Yes.

01:29:02No.

01:29:03No.

01:29:04No.

01:29:05No.

01:29:06No.

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