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Never Take Candy From A Stranger
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00:04:44İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:04:50Ne?
00:04:52Ben de bakıyordum.
00:04:54Bu ne?
00:04:56Ben de bu.
00:04:57Bu ne?
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00:05:09Ve bu?
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00:05:13Evet.
00:05:15Ve I love you.
00:05:21Oh, sorry, Mr. Carter.
00:05:22I was just darken up.
00:05:23You to be long?
00:05:25No, we're just going.
00:05:26Oh, Harry, this is Mrs. Carter.
00:05:28Oh, yes, I reckon it might be.
00:05:29Leastwise, I hoped so.
00:05:31How do, ma'am?
00:05:32Hello.
00:05:34You two needn't hurry.
00:05:35I'm on all night.
00:05:36Well, thanks, Harry.
00:05:37But we do have a home to go to.
00:05:40Goodbye.
00:05:41Goodnight.
00:05:43Thank you, Harry.
00:05:53Hello, kids.
00:05:54Oh, mother, you waited up.
00:05:56Well, were the natives friendly?
00:05:58Very.
00:05:59In fact, they were wonderful.
00:06:01I'm sure they were the salt of the earth.
00:06:03Only I just don't like too much salt.
00:06:05Oh, mother, drink?
00:06:07Oh, that's what I really waited up for.
00:06:09Oh, did Jean get off to bed all right?
00:06:11She always does, for me.
00:06:13What was tonight's tale of horror?
00:06:16Little thing about a witch with three heads and one eye.
00:06:19I don't know why you tell her such hair-raising stories.
00:06:21She likes them.
00:06:22You did too, remember?
00:06:23I sometimes wonder how she can get off to sleep after listening to you.
00:06:28Don't look now, but apparently she can't.
00:06:30Oh, no.
00:06:31Mommy.
00:06:32Mommy.
00:06:33What are you doing out of bed?
00:06:35I couldn't sleep.
00:06:36Now, you go back up those stairs.
00:06:38Hello, Grandma.
00:06:39Haven't I seen you somewhere before tonight?
00:06:41Come on up.
00:06:42School tomorrow.
00:06:43I know, but I was having a bad dream.
00:06:46Oh, wait a minute.
00:06:47I thought you said you couldn't sleep.
00:06:48How can you have a bad dream if you can't sleep?
00:06:50Hmm?
00:06:51I think I'm getting Lockjaw.
00:06:52Oh, Lockjaw.
00:06:53Oh, now, that's just silly.
00:06:55You can't get Lockjaw.
00:06:56You've been inoculated against it.
00:06:58Anyway, why Lockjaw, for heaven's sake?
00:07:00I stepped on a nail.
00:07:02Come on.
00:07:03Let's see it.
00:07:07See you right there.
00:07:08I can't see anything.
00:07:10Not even a scratch.
00:07:11It isn't a scratch.
00:07:13It's a dent.
00:07:14Now you get out to bed before I twist your ears off.
00:07:17Well, where did you step on this nail?
00:07:19At the Olderberry's.
00:07:20At the Olderberry's?
00:07:21Where were you there?
00:07:22This afternoon with Lucille Demerais.
00:07:24You went to the house?
00:07:25Yes, we called them.
00:07:26I hope they appreciated the honor.
00:07:29Did you see Mr. and Mrs. Olderberry?
00:07:31Oh, no.
00:07:32They were out.
00:07:33Well, if they were out, how did you get in the house?
00:07:34You didn't just walk in, did you?
00:07:35No, we rang the bell.
00:07:36Who let you in?
00:07:38Mr. Olderberry.
00:07:39I mean the old Mr. Olderberry.
00:07:41Oh, just a minute.
00:07:42This is getting confusing.
00:07:43Who's the old Mr. Olderberry?
00:07:45Oh, that'll be the father.
00:07:46I shall have to call out tomorrow and apologize.
00:07:49How long were you there?
00:07:50About half an hour.
00:07:51Poor old man.
00:07:52He must have been about ready for a nervous breakdown.
00:07:55Oh, no.
00:07:56He liked it.
00:07:57I'm sure he did.
00:07:58I think that was a very nice thing for you to do.
00:07:59But how did you come to step on this nail?
00:08:01You had your shoes on.
00:08:02We, uh, we took them off.
00:08:05What, you took your shoes off?
00:08:07We took all our clothes off.
00:08:08We took all our clothes off.
00:08:14Darling, you didn't mean that, did you?
00:08:16About taking off all your clothes?
00:08:18Yes, I did.
00:08:19Why?
00:08:20Why did you do it, Jean?
00:08:23Because Mr. Olderberry asked us to.
00:08:26You spooked your drink.
00:08:27Yes, I did, didn't I?
00:08:28Shall I help you out a bit out?
00:08:29Darling, I don't think I quite understand.
00:08:31Mr. Olderberry asked you and Lucille to take off all your clothes.
00:08:32That's right.
00:08:33So we did.
00:08:34Wasn't that right?
00:08:35Well, no, Jean, it wasn't.
00:08:36Why not?
00:08:37He said, too.
00:08:38Not now.
00:08:39Darling, I think you'd better go back out to bed.
00:08:40I'll come up with you.
00:08:41Can't I stay down a little longer?
00:08:42No, I don't think so.
00:08:43Come along.
00:08:44Good night, Grandma.
00:08:45Good night, Widget.
00:08:46Good night, Widget.
00:08:47Good night.
00:08:48Good night, Widget.
00:08:49Neden?
00:08:51Bu, sen de.
00:08:53Ve şimdi.
00:08:55Önceme, ben kendim.
00:08:57Önceme.
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00:09:01Önceme.
00:09:05Önceme.
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00:09:49there you'll see...
00:09:53..in the morning it'll all be well
00:09:55tell me a story
00:09:57I'll tell you what
00:09:59let's have a little talk first
00:10:01then maybe I'll read to you
00:10:02what'll we talk about?
00:10:03I want to know all about this afternoon
00:10:06what was Mr. Olderberry like?
00:10:07he was all right
00:10:08he was very old though
00:10:11but what were you doing there?
00:10:13mean
00:10:14why did you go to the house in the first place?
00:10:17Lucille said he'd give us some candy
00:10:19İndi?
00:10:20Evet, sonra.
00:10:23Sonra ne?
00:10:25Öncelikle.
00:10:27Öncelikle.
00:10:29Evet.
00:10:31Evet, of course.
00:10:35Bu ne?
00:10:37Öncelikle.
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00:11:16Bu ne?
00:11:18O ne?
00:11:20Bu ne?
00:11:22İnanın bir yerine,
00:11:23o ne?
00:11:24O ne?
00:11:27O ne?
00:11:28O ne?
00:11:29O ne?
00:11:31O ne?
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00:11:43That's for Sally.
00:11:45A few minutes, he closed his eyes...
00:11:47...Gene thought he'd gone off to sleep.
00:11:49She started putting on her clothes again...
00:11:51...but he woke up and asked her what she was doing.
00:11:53She said it was cold...
00:11:54...and anyway, she thought the game was finished.
00:11:57He laughed and said that it was...
00:11:59...and told her to go and get another box of candy.
00:12:01That was when she stepped on the nail.
00:12:04And that's the whole story?
00:12:06Yes.
00:12:09Do you think Gene has any idea what it's all about?
00:12:11No, not the slightest.
00:12:13She still thinks it was all that came.
00:12:17She said the candy wasn't very good.
00:12:22Sally, it's true, isn't it?
00:12:24Gene didn't make up any of it.
00:12:26No. No, it's all true.
00:12:35Pete, we don't want the whole town to know.
00:12:38You know what those small town switchboards are.
00:12:40Oh, who are you calling?
00:12:42Your son.
00:12:47Of course, they'll all be over at St. John.
00:12:49No, we'll just have to leave it until the morning.
00:12:51Leave it?
00:12:52What else can we do?
00:12:54Call the police.
00:12:57I don't think that'd be at all wise.
00:12:59I'm not interested in doing what's wise.
00:13:00I only want to do what's right.
00:13:02Would it be right, Sally, to go to the police at this stage?
00:13:04They'd arrest him.
00:13:06They'd get him away from here.
00:13:07I very much doubt it.
00:13:08What do you mean?
00:13:09Isn't what he's done a crime?
00:13:10Attempted rape?
00:13:11Attempted rape?
00:13:12Sally didn't even touch the child.
00:13:14I don't understand you.
00:13:16Neither of you seem to think this is serious.
00:13:18A sexual pervert lures two little girls into his home.
00:13:20He didn't lure them in.
00:13:22They went there of their own accord.
00:13:23What in heaven's name difference does that make?
00:13:25A great deal.
00:13:25The fact is, he got them into his home
00:13:27and made them do something
00:13:28that might have had the most horrible consequences.
00:13:30I don't think so, Sally.
00:13:31Really, I don't.
00:13:33I'm not trying to minimize what happened.
00:13:34I do think it was frightful.
00:13:36But you must keep a sense of proportion.
00:13:38After all, Jean wasn't actually hurt.
00:13:41You seem very sure of that, Marty.
00:13:43I am, instinctively.
00:13:45You see, I know how tough children can be.
00:13:49Happy, normal children, that is.
00:13:51And I know how much it takes, really, to shock them.
00:13:55Listen, when I was about Jean's age,
00:13:59there was a man in the village, Percy Sanford.
00:14:02He was about 40, like a big, overgrown schoolboy.
00:14:07Case of arrested development, I suppose it usually is.
00:14:10Anyway, when we little girls went by on our way to school,
00:14:14he used to stand at the window and,
00:14:16I believe the term is, expose himself.
00:14:19What happened to him?
00:14:21Nothing.
00:14:22Family was highly respected and respectable folk.
00:14:26They just kept him at home and everyone pretended not to notice.
00:14:31Anyway, you see, the sight of poor Percy didn't do me any permanent harm.
00:14:36Sally, where are you going?
00:14:41Sally, I asked, where are you going?
00:14:42I'm going for the police.
00:14:43Sally, listen to me.
00:14:44You can't make a serious complaint against someone without knowing what you're doing.
00:14:47I know what I'm doing.
00:14:48No, you don't.
00:14:49The charge you're making might be substantially false.
00:14:51You think your daughter was lying?
00:14:52No, Jean doesn't lie.
00:14:54But if we accuse Alderbury of something like assault or attempted rape,
00:14:57he may get off completely.
00:14:58We'd be sued for everything we've got.
00:15:00I'm sorry.
00:15:02Sally, give me that car key.
00:15:03Sally, wait.
00:15:04Now, calm down, both of you.
00:15:05You're behaving like children.
00:15:09First of all, Sally, would you mind telling me, without shouting, please,
00:15:12why do you think it's necessary to go rushing off the police right now in the middle of the night?
00:15:15Because a crime should be reported as soon as possible after it's committed.
00:15:18But this isn't an ordinary crime like burglary or holdup.
00:15:21This concerns a lot of people.
00:15:22People you know and have to live with.
00:15:24Whole families, maybe the whole town.
00:15:26It concerns Pete's relations with his colleagues and the school committee.
00:15:30After all, don't forget we're foreigners here.
00:15:31Are you putting Pete's job ahead of Jean's safety?
00:15:34I'm not putting anything ahead of anything.
00:15:36I just want you to look at this objectively.
00:15:38Objectively?
00:15:40You expect me to be objective when a man tries to corrupt my daughter?
00:15:43Yes, I do.
00:15:44For her's sake and yours.
00:15:46I'm sorry.
00:15:46The police have got to be told.
00:15:48But why, Sally, why?
00:15:49Because it isn't only Jean that's threatened.
00:15:52It's every other child in this town.
00:15:54We have a responsibility in this, a responsibility to society.
00:15:57To hell with society.
00:15:59What worries me is you and Jean and Pete
00:16:02and the effect this will have on your lives if you let it.
00:16:08Go away!
00:16:10Go away!
00:16:16Go away!
00:16:17You are that's a good girl.
00:16:21Go away!
00:16:22There's nothing to be frightened of.
00:16:23Go away!
00:16:24Oh, I'm here, Jeezy, my darling.
00:16:25What's on earth?
00:16:25He's in there, the old man.
00:16:28In the cupboard.
00:16:29Nonsense, darling.
00:16:30You're just dreaming.
00:16:31There's nobody here but you last.
00:16:33Yes, there is.
00:16:34I saw him go in.
00:16:36He's still in there.
00:16:37Now, then, Wichit.
00:16:40See?
00:16:41There's no one.
00:16:43Nothing.
00:16:44Like Mommy said, just a bad old dream.
00:16:46No, it wasn't.
00:16:47I saw his white hands.
00:16:49He was going to take me away.
00:16:52Don't hurt me.
00:16:52It's all right, darling.
00:16:53It's not going to come down.
00:16:55No one's going to take you away.
00:16:57No one's going to take you away.
00:16:58Pete!
00:17:12Are you going to the police?
00:17:28Say, Mac, you want some fancy reading?
00:17:41Let's take a look at this guy Carter's statement.
00:17:44Not now.
00:17:45The chief's waiting for these.
00:17:46You can read the file copy.
00:17:48All right, all right.
00:17:56I thought maybe you'd better have a look at this
00:17:58and see what your husband did say.
00:18:01I know what my husband said.
00:18:03Oh, sure, of course you do,
00:18:04but I thought maybe there might be a few things
00:18:06you didn't agree with
00:18:07or you might want them to change.
00:18:10It's a simple statement of fact.
00:18:12I wouldn't call it just that.
00:18:15What do you mean?
00:18:16It's his story, what your little girl told you.
00:18:18It ain't been substantiated yet.
00:18:20It will be.
00:18:21In court, if necessary, Mr. Hammond.
00:18:24Captain Hammond, if you please, ma'am.
00:18:25I sweated it out for my rank the hard way, Mrs. Carter,
00:18:29so I kind of like people to use it.
00:18:30I'm sorry, Captain Hammond.
00:18:33No offense, men.
00:18:34Not taken, I'm sure.
00:18:36What I'm trying to say is this, Mrs. Carter,
00:18:38and I hope you won't take me wrong.
00:18:40You and your husband are strangers in this town.
00:18:43Nobody knows much about you.
00:18:44What has that got to do with it?
00:18:46Quite a lot in a place like this.
00:18:48I don't say it's right, but it's how things are.
00:18:50But you seem to forget that my husband
00:18:52has just been appointed principal of your high school.
00:18:55That must give him some standing in the community.
00:18:56Some standing.
00:18:58The Olderburys have a lot more.
00:19:00I don't doubt that, but...
00:19:01High school principals come and go,
00:19:03but the Olderburys, you might say, go on forever.
00:19:08Are you trying to suggest that my husband and I withdraw our charge?
00:19:12We just go home and forget about what happened to our child?
00:19:15Well, now you mention it, just what did happen to your child.
00:19:18As far as I can see, nothing very much.
00:19:20Captain Hammond, have you any children of your own?
00:19:23Yes, I have, ma'am. Five of them.
00:19:24Three boys and two girls.
00:19:25So I guess I know just about as much as anybody
00:19:28how much notice to take of the things kids say
00:19:30when they've been doing something they know they shouldn't.
00:19:32Such as?
00:19:33Going to people's houses and begging for candy.
00:19:37How dare you?
00:19:39Now, maybe I shouldn't have said that,
00:19:40but I get kind of riled when I think of all the trouble
00:19:44that can be caused by a little exaggeration.
00:19:47I'm not denying that maybe the old man
00:19:49did get a little fresh with those kids.
00:19:50A little fresh?
00:19:51You call it a little fresh getting young girls
00:19:55to strip in front of him?
00:19:56Well, nobody was hurt, were they?
00:19:57He didn't do anything.
00:19:58Yes, he did do something.
00:20:00He attacked their innocence,
00:20:02and I don't mean their physical innocence,
00:20:03I mean their minds.
00:20:05And the only reason he didn't succeed
00:20:06was because they were too young and inexperienced
00:20:08to know what he was after.
00:20:10In other words, no real harm's been done.
00:20:12I didn't say that.
00:20:14That's what it's going to sound like
00:20:15if you force the issue and bring this out in an open court.
00:20:19Will it?
00:20:21Look, Mrs. Carter,
00:20:23you've got to be realistic.
00:20:26The Olderberries practically made Jamestown.
00:20:29If it hadn't been for Clarence,
00:20:31that's the old man starting the sawmill,
00:20:33there'd probably be nothing but trees
00:20:35where I'm standing right now.
00:20:36and if it hadn't been for Richard
00:20:38branching out in a hundred different ways,
00:20:41we'd have stayed nothing more
00:20:42than an overgrown lumber camp
00:20:43instead of being one of the most prosperous
00:20:45go-ahead places this side of the St. Lawrence.
00:20:47I'm sure that's true, Captain Hammond,
00:20:50but you can't expect it to make much difference
00:20:51to Mr. Carter and me.
00:20:53We're not members of your chamber of commerce.
00:20:57Oh, ma'am, you and your husband
00:20:58ain't members of nothing here.
00:21:00And you're not likely to be
00:21:01if you insist on going through with this thing.
00:21:02I don't see that we have any choice,
00:21:04not only for Jean,
00:21:05but for every other child
00:21:06in your prosperous go-ahead time.
00:21:09Okay, make fun of us.
00:21:11We're nothing but poor, stupid colonials.
00:21:13But at least we know how to look after ourselves
00:21:15and our own children.
00:21:16We know enough to keep them away
00:21:17from a house like that.
00:21:19A house like what?
00:21:22I mean, strangers' houses
00:21:23where they're not wanted,
00:21:25where they've got no business to be.
00:21:28Is that all you wanted to see me about, Captain Hammond?
00:21:31To verify my husband's statement?
00:21:34I'll bring it around.
00:21:35for Mr. Carter to sign.
00:21:38I suppose it's just possible
00:21:39he may have some second thoughts by then.
00:21:42No, Captain Hammond.
00:21:44It's not possible.
00:21:48Thank you for the information.
00:21:50What information?
00:21:52About the town.
00:21:53Goodbye.
00:21:54Mrs. Carter.
00:22:14Hello, Mr. Phillips.
00:22:15I heard what happened yesterday.
00:22:17Oh?
00:22:17I'm sorry.
00:22:19This isn't even a small world.
00:22:20It's just an overgrown village.
00:22:21So I gather.
00:22:23You a little girl all right?
00:22:24Yes, thank you.
00:22:25Must have been horrible for you and Mr. Carter
00:22:27happening so soon after you got here.
00:22:29Mr. Phillips,
00:22:30has anything like this ever happened before?
00:22:34I mean, with Olderberry?
00:22:36Well, not as bad as this, no.
00:22:38What do you mean?
00:22:39Well, nothing as compromising as this anyway.
00:22:44You see, Mrs. Carter,
00:22:47Clarence Olderberry's a very famous character around here,
00:22:50and everybody knows how much he likes children.
00:22:54He likes them so much
00:22:55that sometimes he can't keep his hands off them.
00:22:57but he's never made his intentions quite so clear before.
00:23:00And no one's ever done anything about it?
00:23:02No one's gone to the police before.
00:23:05The Olderberries themselves,
00:23:06they sent them to Coal Hill for a while.
00:23:08That's a sanatorium a few miles out of town
00:23:10for nervous diseases.
00:23:12An asylum?
00:23:14Well, they don't call it that.
00:23:17I'm sorry.
00:23:18You'll have to excuse me.
00:23:19Good luck.
00:23:25I'm sorry.
00:23:27Is my husband free?
00:23:31Yes.
00:23:32Thank you.
00:23:35Hello, darling.
00:23:35Hello.
00:23:37Well, did you see him?
00:23:38Yes.
00:23:39I've found out something else.
00:23:41This isn't the first time Olderberry's done this sort of thing.
00:23:43He's well known for his leanings in that way.
00:23:45He's even been in a sanatorium.
00:23:47Has he now?
00:23:48That changes everything, doesn't it?
00:23:50It means we're no longer alone.
00:23:51The whole town will be behind us.
00:23:53I'd like to think so.
00:23:54There must be.
00:23:55I called Richard Olderberry.
00:23:56What did he say?
00:23:57He said if I had anything to say, to say it to his lawyer.
00:24:00Excuse me, Mrs. Carter.
00:24:01The sports committee is assembled, Mr. Carter.
00:24:03Shall I tell...
00:24:04I'll see you at home.
00:24:06Yes, I hope.
00:24:07Don't worry.
00:24:08We'll be all right.
00:24:09That's what I wanted to say to you.
00:24:12I could tell them you'd rather make the meeting tomorrow.
00:24:14Why?
00:24:15Do you think tomorrow will be any better than today?
00:24:19Don't think I'm trying to excuse the old man or anything.
00:24:22Well, I should hope not.
00:24:23That'll be just that I can't understand what the child is doing there in the first place.
00:24:27Oh, really?
00:24:27Half the time when girls get themselves into that kind of trouble, it's their own fault.
00:24:32She's only nine or ten years old.
00:24:34That's old enough to know better.
00:24:36If you ask me, I'll...
00:24:37Oh, nobody did ask you, did they?
00:24:39I beg your pardon.
00:24:40So you damn well should.
00:24:43Who on earth was that?
00:24:45She's the child's grandmother.
00:24:47Oh, no.
00:24:48Why didn't you warn us?
00:24:51Sylvia, this is dreadful.
00:24:53Why?
00:24:54I only said what I'm sure a lot of people are thinking.
00:24:59You are lucky having you in the pool.
00:25:01Sure, come on.
00:25:02I'll ask Mum for two sodas before we swim.
00:25:05I wish we had a pool.
00:25:06Hi, Mum.
00:25:07Jean's coming for a swim.
00:25:08Can I get two sodas?
00:25:09I don't think you'd better swim today.
00:25:12Huh?
00:25:12It's cold.
00:25:13It's not cold.
00:25:14Don't argue.
00:25:16Anyway, I'm sure Jean's mother would rather she went straight home today.
00:25:19No, it's all right.
00:25:20My mother knew I was coming swimming.
00:25:22I think you'd still better go straight home.
00:25:24But why can't she?
00:25:25Quiet, Sammy.
00:25:27All right.
00:25:28Bye, Sammy.
00:25:29Bye, Jean.
00:25:30Bye, Mrs. Nash.
00:25:32Goodbye.
00:25:33Maybe some other time.
00:25:36Little girl.
00:25:45Yes?
00:25:46Can you please tell me which is Mr. Carter's house?
00:25:48Yes, I can.
00:25:49This is it.
00:25:50I live here.
00:25:58Are you Miss Jean Carter?
00:25:59Yes, sir.
00:26:00Will you take me in?
00:26:01Yes, of course.
00:26:02I've come to see your daddy.
00:26:11Hello, Grandma.
00:26:12Is daddy home?
00:26:13Yes.
00:26:14This gentleman wants to speak to him.
00:26:16I'm Richard Dauderberry.
00:26:17Will you...
00:26:18Will you come in?
00:26:20Thank you.
00:26:20Is that a gentleman?
00:26:22No, it's Mr. Olderberry.
00:26:24Mr. Richard Olderberry.
00:26:27May I come in?
00:26:29Certainly.
00:26:29I'll take Jean upstairs.
00:26:32The cute little kids you got there, you know.
00:26:34We met on the doorstep.
00:26:37I'm afraid I owe you folks an apology.
00:26:39An apology?
00:26:40Oh, yes.
00:26:40For coming along like this without any warning
00:26:42and about my behavior on the phone this morning.
00:26:45You see, I was kind of annoyed
00:26:46that you went to the police
00:26:47without talking to me first.
00:26:49Um, let me take your things.
00:26:53Thank you.
00:26:56Yeah?
00:26:57Well, you'd better sit down.
00:26:59Thank you.
00:27:00I, uh, I also want to say
00:27:02I'm sorry about this, uh, misunderstanding.
00:27:06Misunderstanding?
00:27:07Yeah, all this stuff about the kids coming to my house
00:27:09and my father teasing them or something.
00:27:11Mr. Olderberry, I don't think you quite understand
00:27:13what happened.
00:27:14Uh, offering children candy
00:27:16to take off their clothes
00:27:17is something more than teasing.
00:27:20Oh, kids sometimes imagine things, you know.
00:27:23Not a thing like that.
00:27:25Uh, Mr. Olderberry,
00:27:26I think you should know
00:27:27my wife and I are absolutely convinced
00:27:30that Jean's story is true,
00:27:32that your father did behave
00:27:33exactly the way she said he did.
00:27:39Mr. Carter,
00:27:42my family has been in this town
00:27:44for generations.
00:27:45And in all that time,
00:27:46nobody's ever been able
00:27:47to say a bad word about us.
00:27:49Nobody.
00:27:50Ever.
00:27:53Mr. Olderberry,
00:27:54we don't want revenge.
00:27:56All we want is an assurance
00:27:57that your father won't be allowed
00:27:58to go on being a menace
00:27:59to the children of this town.
00:28:01What do you mean by assurance?
00:28:03Isn't my word good enough?
00:28:05That he isn't dangerous?
00:28:05If he could be looked after
00:28:09in some way,
00:28:09perhaps a male nurse.
00:28:11My father doesn't need a nurse.
00:28:13He's not sick.
00:28:14But he is sick.
00:28:15That's just the point.
00:28:16I happen to know a little
00:28:17about these things.
00:28:18An educator has to.
00:28:20I'll admit we don't know
00:28:21the best way to deal
00:28:22with people like your father.
00:28:23Well, nobody's asking you
00:28:24to deal with him, Mr. Carter.
00:28:25If he'd had some sort of treatment
00:28:26when he was a child,
00:28:27some psychological training.
00:28:29My father wasn't brought up like that.
00:28:30He was running the sawmill
00:28:31by the time he was 16.
00:28:33He had discipline.
00:28:34Plenty of it.
00:28:34That's not the point.
00:28:37The point is what to do
00:28:38with a person who,
00:28:39for whatever reasons,
00:28:40has grown up with a twisted mind.
00:28:42We'd like to give him
00:28:43some kind of a treatment.
00:28:44Try and root out the trouble.
00:28:49But that's impossible.
00:28:52Your father's too old.
00:28:53There's only one thing left,
00:28:55and that's to put him away
00:28:56where his illness
00:28:56can't harm others.
00:28:59You want to put my father away?
00:29:02Well, nobody's going to put
00:29:03my father away, Mr. Carter.
00:29:05Look, that could be avoided
00:29:06if you'd agree to send him
00:29:07to some place like Cold Hill.
00:29:09I understand that he was there
00:29:09for a time already.
00:29:11Who told you that?
00:29:12It doesn't matter.
00:29:12It does matter.
00:29:13I want to know.
00:29:13Who told you?
00:29:14The point is,
00:29:15why was he discharged?
00:29:16He wasn't discharged.
00:29:18He was in there
00:29:18as a voluntary patient.
00:29:19He didn't want to stay,
00:29:20so I took him out.
00:29:21Now, let's get this straight.
00:29:22You mean they thought
00:29:22that he should have stayed there longer.
00:29:26Anyway, they couldn't have kept him.
00:29:28Not unless he was committed
00:29:28by law in the first place.
00:29:31We'll have to see
00:29:31that he is committed
00:29:32by law this time.
00:29:34My husband's right,
00:29:35Mr. Olderberry.
00:29:36Surely you must see that.
00:29:38You, you lousy outsiders,
00:29:41you come here
00:29:42without knowing a soul,
00:29:43looking for a job.
00:29:44We find you one.
00:29:46And the first thing you do
00:29:46is you stir up trouble.
00:29:48You start talking
00:29:49about getting people arrested,
00:29:50about having them shut up.
00:29:52Boy, that's really funny,
00:29:52coming from you, Carter.
00:29:54You with your fancy degrees
00:29:55and no money in the bank.
00:29:56What are they teaching
00:29:57them colleges anyway?
00:29:58Don't you know
00:29:59that a high school principal
00:30:00needs the goodwill
00:30:00of the community?
00:30:01That's got nothing
00:30:02to do with this.
00:30:03That's got everything
00:30:03to do with this.
00:30:04You're only here on trial.
00:30:06We can get rid of you
00:30:07any time we want.
00:30:08We, Mr. Olderberry?
00:30:09All right, then, me, Mrs. Carter.
00:30:11You'll soon find out
00:30:12that nobody else's word
00:30:12on the committee matters.
00:30:13Mr. Olderberry,
00:30:14before you go,
00:30:15will you admit that you're...
00:30:16I'll admit to nothing.
00:30:17But I am going.
00:30:20Mr. Olderberry,
00:30:23you won't even admit
00:30:24that your father
00:30:25is mentally ill.
00:30:25You're damn right I won't.
00:30:27I'd be the same
00:30:28as admitting
00:30:28there's some truth
00:30:29in the story.
00:30:31I'll tell you
00:30:31what I will do, Carter.
00:30:32Unless you withdraw
00:30:33a complaint,
00:30:34I'm going to have
00:30:35a meeting at the school board
00:30:36and you'll be without
00:30:36a job in 48 hours.
00:30:38You'd better wait
00:30:38for the results
00:30:38of the trial, Mr. Olderberry.
00:30:40It might make a difference.
00:30:41There won't be any trial.
00:30:42It'll never get that far.
00:30:44What are you doing here, Hammond?
00:30:47I've brought the document
00:30:48Mr. Carter wanted.
00:30:49What document?
00:30:50Charge against your father.
00:30:51He hasn't signed it yet.
00:30:52Is that all it needs?
00:30:53Just my signature?
00:30:54And then what?
00:30:55I'll have to go to your place
00:30:56and make the arrest.
00:30:57Look, Hammond,
00:30:58do you think
00:30:58I'm going to let you do this?
00:30:59I've got no option, Dick.
00:31:01Once an official complaint
00:31:02has been filed,
00:31:02everything else follows.
00:31:04You'll see that he gets bail,
00:31:05of course.
00:31:06There you are, Captain Hammond.
00:31:08All right, Carter.
00:31:10All right.
00:31:10You make your charge,
00:31:12but let me warn you
00:31:13about one thing.
00:31:14Don't put that little girl
00:31:15of yours on the stand
00:31:15to testify against my father.
00:31:17Now, don't do that.
00:31:17Get out of here.
00:31:18because if you do,
00:31:19don't expect my lawyers
00:31:20to have any mercy on her.
00:31:21You take it from me.
00:31:22It'll be an experience
00:31:23that she won't forget in a hurry.
00:31:25They'll tear her apart
00:31:26and they'll do it
00:31:27on my instructions.
00:31:28You're in Mrs. Carter?
00:31:49Yes.
00:31:50Your husband says
00:31:51he won't be much longer.
00:31:52Unfortunately, Dr. Montford
00:31:53couldn't see him right away.
00:31:55Oh, that's all right.
00:31:56You're sure you wouldn't
00:31:56rather wait inside?
00:31:58Uh, no, thank you.
00:32:00Well, you'll be right out.
00:32:02Terrible weather.
00:32:05It would be different, of course,
00:32:07if Dr. Huber were alive.
00:32:08He dealt directly with the case.
00:32:10Is there anyone else
00:32:11who can give us the information?
00:32:12I'm afraid not.
00:32:13I'm sure you keep records
00:32:14of your patients' progress,
00:32:15their case histories.
00:32:16Of course,
00:32:17but they're strictly confidential.
00:32:19You could be forced
00:32:20to produce them
00:32:20by a court order.
00:32:21We could.
00:32:24Look, Doctor,
00:32:25all I want to know
00:32:26is whether Clarence Older
00:32:27from Calderbury
00:32:28left this sanatorium
00:32:29with or without
00:32:30the consent of his doctors.
00:32:32I understand your problem,
00:32:33Mr. Carter.
00:32:34You must try to understand ours.
00:32:36Cold Hill is not
00:32:37a state institution.
00:32:38We're supported entirely
00:32:39by private subscriptions.
00:32:42Meaning the Olderberries?
00:32:44Among others.
00:32:45and I'm wasting my time.
00:32:50How's yours?
00:32:51Not at all.
00:32:51I'm sorry.
00:32:52I had to keep you waiting.
00:32:53Goodbye, Dr. Monfitt.
00:32:54Mr. Carter,
00:32:56may I give you
00:32:57a piece of advice
00:32:57in confidence?
00:32:59Yes, please do.
00:33:01Don't bother
00:33:01to get a court order
00:33:02to open the files
00:33:03of Clarence Olderberry.
00:33:04Why not?
00:33:05There's nothing in them.
00:33:06What did you find out?
00:33:23Oh, it's Cold Hill's
00:33:24sanatorium.
00:33:24Thank you.
00:33:54This is one ace
00:34:01all for he can't trump.
00:34:14Uh, Mrs. Demarest?
00:34:15Oh, you'll be the corridors,
00:34:18I suppose.
00:34:19Yes.
00:34:20Well, thank you.
00:34:24Tom ought to be home
00:34:27any minute now.
00:34:28He knows you're coming.
00:34:29I do hope
00:34:30it isn't inconvenient.
00:34:30Oh, no, I haven't started
00:34:32getting supper yet.
00:34:33I was just getting
00:34:34the vegetables ready.
00:34:37Thank you.
00:34:38Please, do sit down.
00:34:39Thank you.
00:34:41Will we be able
00:34:42to see Lucille?
00:34:43Well, Lucille's away
00:34:45right now.
00:34:46She's staying with
00:34:47an aunt up in Halifax.
00:34:48How long will she be there?
00:34:51I don't know.
00:34:52A couple of weeks.
00:34:53It depends.
00:34:54It depends on what?
00:34:56On how long Marjorie,
00:34:58that my sister,
00:34:58can have her.
00:35:01Wouldn't you folks
00:35:02like a cup of coffee?
00:35:03It won't take a minute.
00:35:04No, thanks.
00:35:05Really.
00:35:05Uh, Mrs. Demarest,
00:35:06you do know
00:35:07why we've come here.
00:35:08Why, why, yes,
00:35:09I think so.
00:35:10I feel that it's important
00:35:15that we should be
00:35:15in this together
00:35:16from the very beginning.
00:35:18Yes.
00:35:20Well, and of course,
00:35:21that's up to Tom.
00:35:22But I'm sure he must realize
00:35:24how much better
00:35:25it will be for both of us.
00:35:27I hope so.
00:35:30They've just got to
00:35:31put that old man away.
00:35:32They've just got to.
00:35:33Don't worry, Mrs. Demarest.
00:35:34Between us,
00:35:34we'll see that they do.
00:35:38Oh, that'll be Tom.
00:35:40The Carters are here.
00:35:45Oh, they've been here long?
00:35:46No.
00:35:52I had to walk halfway back
00:35:54from the middle of the car
00:35:55broke down
00:35:55the second time this week.
00:35:57Uh, Mrs. Carter.
00:35:58How are you?
00:35:59Hello.
00:35:59Did you fix the folks
00:36:00some coffee?
00:36:01Oh, no one wants any.
00:36:02Well, I do.
00:36:03Oh, well, if you'll excuse me.
00:36:07Oh, won't you sit down?
00:36:08Oh, thanks.
00:36:10What can I do for you, Carter?
00:36:12Well, nothing at the moment,
00:36:13but next week
00:36:14I'll be going over
00:36:14to St. John
00:36:15to see the Crown Prosecutor
00:36:16about the Solderberry case.
00:36:18Well, I thought we could
00:36:19save a lot of time and trouble
00:36:20if you came along with me.
00:36:21What for?
00:36:22Well, to tell your side
00:36:23of the story.
00:36:24Uh, rather Lucille's.
00:36:26I'm sure you want to
00:36:26keep her out of it
00:36:27as much as possible.
00:36:28I want to keep her out of it,
00:36:29period.
00:36:30That's why I sent her away
00:36:31to her aunt.
00:36:31But she can't be kept out of it.
00:36:33Next to Jean,
00:36:34she'll be the prosecutor's
00:36:35chief witness.
00:36:36Oh, no, she won't
00:36:37because she wasn't the witness.
00:36:39I don't get you.
00:36:41Look, Carter,
00:36:42just like everybody else
00:36:43around here,
00:36:43I'm sorry about what happened.
00:36:44I just don't want
00:36:45to get mixed up in it.
00:36:47But you are mixed up
00:36:48in it already,
00:36:49as Sally says.
00:36:50I don't know
00:36:51what your little girl's
00:36:52been telling you,
00:36:52but Lucille was nowhere
00:36:53near that Olderberry house
00:36:55the other afternoon.
00:36:55Mr. Demons!
00:36:56Look, she was playing
00:36:57on a swing with Jean
00:36:58till 5.30.
00:36:58Then she came over
00:36:59for her supper.
00:37:01Jean didn't want to go,
00:37:02so she left her there.
00:37:03But that's not true.
00:37:06That's her story.
00:37:11The mill you work at,
00:37:12is it the Olderberry mill?
00:37:16What's that got to do with it?
00:37:18I warned him.
00:37:20I also wonder if Lucille
00:37:22will stick to her story
00:37:23on the witness stand.
00:37:24There isn't going to be
00:37:24anywhere to stand.
00:37:25I don't want my kid
00:37:26dragged through the courts.
00:37:27You won't have any choice
00:37:27if the attorney general
00:37:28issues a subpoena.
00:37:29Well, we'll see.
00:37:31That's right.
00:37:34Come on, Sally.
00:37:35We better be getting home.
00:37:36Yeah, I think maybe
00:37:36you better.
00:37:48Goodbye, Demarest.
00:37:50I think you're making
00:37:51a very serious mistake.
00:37:52I'm not making any mistake.
00:37:59well, it's a very serious mistake.
00:38:04Good night.
00:38:05Good night.
00:38:09Can I speak to
00:38:09Mr. Richard Olderberry, please?
00:38:13Tom Demarest.
00:38:13Why, Tom, why?
00:38:14Shut up.
00:38:15But why?
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00:44:03Zeriki
00:44:05Erkek motor ve seminerlarも
00:44:17Evet hoşuma kestik.
00:44:21Evet halt zorunda.
00:44:23Bu adamı seçti.
00:44:26Bu da hava da.
00:44:28Bu da, münürlük.
00:44:32Münürlük, şimdi bu hülyede.
00:44:34Münürlük, bir kinsittir,
00:44:36erkek ve yarışanla hülyede gelip bir soru.
00:44:40Bu da, münürlük.
00:44:43Bu da, Mr. Duggan.
00:44:46Teşekkürler.
00:44:48Mena'zik
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00:44:59ve o ya da
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00:54:21Karter?
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00:54:24Bu, karterin.
00:54:26Karterin.
00:54:35Karterin, karterin, karterin, kurumlarla ilgili bir şey var.
00:54:39Bu, karterin, karterin, karterin, karterin, karterin, karterin...
00:54:42Bu, işin etmeliyizde, okudukla bir şirketi yapma,
00:54:46ve değil, bununla bir şeyin ilgisiyiz.
00:54:48Bir de yasak yapmalı,
00:54:51bir de yasakları bir yerden bir çeyse bir korunmalı.
00:54:53Öncelikle, yürüyen bir adamı olduğunda durumden daha ulaşmak için,
00:54:56bu insan bir nefret nasıl ulaşmak için.
00:54:58Bu, sadece yürüyen bir şeyin.
00:54:59Ya da.
00:55:01Şimdi, ilişki bu çocuklarla geliştirmek için,
00:55:03şimdi, çocuklarla ilişkilerin bir şirketi verilen,
00:55:06bu, çocuklarla hattı verilen bir soru,
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00:55:12Buna bakımın bir soru.
00:55:14Buna bakımın bir soru.
00:55:16Bu soru.
00:55:20Ve bu soru.
00:55:26Kırmızı?
00:55:28Karter, karterin.
00:55:30Kırmızı bir kırmızı.
00:55:32O, bu kırmızı.
00:55:34Sıkırmızı.
00:55:36Ne bileyim.
00:55:38Ne bileyim.
00:55:40Güzel.
00:55:42Lütfen.
00:55:44Güzel.
00:55:50Biliyaz.
00:56:02Biliyaz.
00:56:06I have to claim your lordship's indulgence while I interpose a statement which, of course, is made with a sense of great responsibility.
00:56:15Having conferred with my learned friend, Mr. Peter Carter, the father of the girl in question,
00:56:21I hope you will not think I'm slighting this court or shirking my duty in any way at all
00:56:26in seeking to avoid the prolongation of an ordeal that however the case might end
00:56:31can only have a bad psychological effect on the child herself.
00:56:35And what I propose and ask your leave to do
00:56:39is to abandon the prosecution and withdraw the charge.
00:56:44Order in the court.
00:56:46Mr. Slade?
00:56:49I would like to add that Mr. Olderbury seeks only to be cleared of the hideous charge
00:56:55brought for whatever reason by this mistaken and misguided child
00:56:59and her misguided and mistaken parents.
00:57:02I must therefore ask for a clear verdict of not guilty to be brought in by the jury and duly recorded.
00:57:08Order in court.
00:57:11Gentlemen of the jury, in view of what I've just heard, I can only instruct you to bring in a verdict of not guilty.
00:57:23Do you wish to withdraw?
00:57:29No, my lord.
00:57:31Gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict?
00:57:34We have.
00:57:35And do you find the defendant guilty or not guilty?
00:57:38Not guilty.
00:57:39The defendant will rise.
00:57:41Clarence Olderbury, you have been found not guilty and are hereby discharged.
00:57:50You may go out of here a free man.
00:58:11He's not back yet.
00:58:13Board meeting still on?
00:58:14As far as I know.
00:58:16They've been at it a long time.
00:58:18I'll tell Mr. Crowley you came by.
00:58:20It's all right, I'll tell him myself if you don't mind.
00:58:22I shouldn't think he'd want to see you just now.
00:58:24Maybe so, but let's just wait and see, shall we?
00:58:26I shouldn't think he'd want to see any of you.
00:58:28Oh.
00:58:29Why?
00:58:30What have we done?
00:58:31Nothing.
00:58:32You just stood around and let it happen.
00:58:33First the trial and now this.
00:58:35What did you want us to do?
00:58:37Sign petitions or go on a hunger strike?
00:58:39Oh, nothing heroic.
00:58:41But you could at least have told him what would happen if you started attacking the Olderberries in this town.
00:58:45Maybe we didn't know what would happen.
00:58:47Maybe we wanted to find out.
00:58:48But you took good care not to stick out your own necks.
00:58:50You left that to him.
00:58:52Oh, you'll make me sick, the whole lot of you.
00:58:55Well, what's going on here?
00:58:57You've been ill-treating my secretary?
00:58:58On the contrary, she's been ill-treating me.
00:59:00Can I see you for a minute?
00:59:01Children.
00:59:05Is it true that you called the board today and gave in your notice?
00:59:10I wanted to beat them to the drawer.
00:59:12Then you're really leaving?
00:59:13Yes.
00:59:14I'm sorry.
00:59:16And so am I, in a way.
00:59:19Miss Jackson seems to think that all the faculty have let you down.
00:59:24Miss Jackson has an overdeveloped sense of loyalty.
00:59:27Meaning we haven't.
00:59:29If you're nothing special to be loyal about, you hardly know me.
00:59:32We know you now.
00:59:34Anyway, what did you want to see me about?
00:59:37Just that.
00:59:39I wanted you to know that a lot of us agree with Miss Jackson.
00:59:42Can I come in?
00:59:43Sorry, I'm busy.
00:59:45Mr. Phillips will excuse us.
00:59:48Is that all, Neal?
00:59:49Yeah.
00:59:50Oh, there was just one other thing.
00:59:53When you get your new school, wherever it is,
00:59:55If you could use a not-too-bright art teacher, I wish you'd let me know.
01:00:00I imagine I'll be needing another job, too.
01:00:04What makes him think you're getting another school?
01:00:10He's probably an optimist, like me.
01:00:16The board has decided not to take up your resignation.
01:00:19Why?
01:00:20Because I'd rather have it that way.
01:00:23Just to show that I don't hold any grudges.
01:00:25But I do.
01:00:30You're under contract to us.
01:00:32There's a saying about leading a horse to water.
01:00:35Yes.
01:00:36But you can't sue horses.
01:00:38You know, Mr. Alderbury.
01:00:40I don't know who's more dangerous than you or your father.
01:00:42But there is one thing I do know.
01:00:43Neither of you are going to hurt me or my family anymore.
01:00:46Look, I didn't want to hurt you.
01:00:47You forced my hand.
01:00:50However, I'm willing to forget all that.
01:00:53You're willing to forget?
01:00:55Yes.
01:00:58You see, I hold a certain amount of power in this community.
01:01:01And I'm going to hold more.
01:01:03I don't want people to go around saying that I abuse it.
01:01:05I want them to see how generous I can be with someone who's crossed me.
01:01:09Like me.
01:01:11Mr. Carter,
01:01:13if you play this right, play it sensibly,
01:01:16my way,
01:01:17you can still have a very successful and useful career here in Jamestown.
01:01:21You can build a good life for yourself and your family.
01:01:24A good life here?
01:01:25Were you and your father allowed to go around spreading your different kinds of corruption?
01:01:28Now, look here, Carter!
01:01:29From what I've seen of this town and what you've made of it,
01:01:31I can only thank God we're getting out in time
01:01:33before we've caught the infection.
01:01:45Lucille!
01:01:46Lucille!
01:01:47Lucille!
01:01:50Lucille!
01:01:51Lucille's gone down to this door for me.
01:01:53She should be back in a minute.
01:01:55I'll go and meet her.
01:01:56I want to say goodbye.
01:01:57Jane!
01:01:58Yes?
01:01:59You're...
01:02:00You're going away tomorrow?
01:02:01Yes.
01:02:02Well...
01:02:03Well, if I don't see you again, goodbye.
01:02:04Goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:05Lucille's gonna miss you.
01:02:06I'm going to miss her, too.
01:02:07You're...
01:02:08You're the nicest friend she ever had.
01:02:10Well, goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:11Lucille's gonna miss you.
01:02:12I'm going to miss her, too.
01:02:13You're...
01:02:14You're the nicest friend she ever had.
01:02:16Well, goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:18Hi, Lucille!
01:02:19You nearly ran me over.
01:02:20No, I didn't.
01:02:21Not really.
01:02:22You're the nicest friend she ever had.
01:02:23Well, goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:24Goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:25Goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:26Goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:27Goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:28Goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:29Goodbye, Mrs. Demarest.
01:02:30Hi, Lucille!
01:02:31Gosh, you nearly ran me over.
01:02:46No, I didn't.
01:02:47Not really.
01:02:48I just tried to scare you.
01:02:49You didn't scare me.
01:02:51I've just been to your house.
01:02:52I saw your mother.
01:02:53She's nice, isn't she?
01:02:54She's all right.
01:02:55Come back with me.
01:02:56I was going to.
01:02:58Can I have a ride?
01:03:00If you're careful.
01:03:02And don't go too fast.
01:03:05I won't.
01:03:08And don't go too far, either!
01:03:30Hey,верph.
01:03:31Go, 不是 aulder hemlet.
01:03:35You ain't going to go too far.
01:03:36You're right now.
01:03:37Well, you can to getуса into her room.
01:03:40Now we can cook you.
01:03:41And don't dig the boat to us because we're all in the ochre.
01:03:42Isn't that amazing if we can get hands on theowner?
01:03:43King.
01:03:44See?
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01:05:35M.K.
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01:15:49Bu neredeyim?
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01:15:55Allah'a emanet olun.
01:17:35Captain Hammond!
01:17:40Hayır.
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