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Devastated by the loss of his beloved wife, Captain Henry Joyce joins the highly secretive Suicide Club, a place where one can be ushered into eternity quietly and without scandal. This highly secret society caters to a decadent group of elite aristocrats. It is run by Mr. Bourne, who provides his clientèle with whatever last vices they desire. Membership in the Suicide Club is an irrevocable contract with only one exit clause: death. However, Captain Joyce begins to regret his decision after he meets Sarah Wolverton, the Club's only female member. Starring: Jonathan Pryce, David Morrissey, Paul Bettany, Neil Stuke, Andrew Powell, Catherine Siggins, Terry McMahon.
Devastated by the loss of his beloved wife, Captain Henry Joyce joins the highly secretive Suicide Club, a place where one can be ushered into eternity quietly and without scandal. This highly secret society caters to a decadent group of elite aristocrats. It is run by Mr. Bourne, who provides his clientèle with whatever last vices they desire. Membership in the Suicide Club is an irrevocable contract with only one exit clause: death. However, Captain Joyce begins to regret his decision after he meets Sarah Wolverton, the Club's only female member. Starring: Jonathan Pryce, David Morrissey, Paul Bettany, Neil Stuke, Andrew Powell, Catherine Siggins, Terry McMahon.
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00:00:00Altyazı M.K.
00:00:30Oh, my God.
00:01:00Oh, my God.
00:01:30Oh, my God.
00:01:59Oh, my God.
00:02:29Oh, my God.
00:02:59Oh, my God.
00:03:29Oh, my God.
00:03:59Oh, my God.
00:04:29Oh, my God.
00:04:59Oh, my God.
00:05:29Oh, my God.
00:06:00You'd better pour him some brandy.
00:06:03And none of that cheap swirly fobs off on his friends, either.
00:06:06What do you want, May?
00:06:07I'm busy.
00:06:09Important papers.
00:06:10Oh, my God.
00:06:19mutton why these documents are vital to the realm
00:06:23it's been over six months henry i know it was supposed to be your anniversary yesterday
00:06:41so what do i owe the pleasure of a visit from the town peacock
00:06:44you wound me henry queen's officer must dress in his finest in public
00:06:52you on the other hand look like hell
00:06:57edward tell me when did he last venture out on the town
00:07:04last month sir last month by god henry tonight you're coming out with me to seek adventure
00:07:13am i
00:07:15what is this shameful sippery henry have you forgotten how to drink
00:07:29excuse me
00:07:31mary
00:07:32still love you mary
00:07:35now the beauty of this place is you can buy adventure very reasonable price
00:07:44a spot of struggle to do you the world of good
00:07:51what's the point have you lost all appetite for life henry
00:07:59the captain joyce that i once knew used to hunt tigers
00:08:02he attacked an entire squad of sudanese footmen single-handedly
00:08:07that was right after i received the news of rebecca's death
00:08:11that wasn't bravery
00:08:18sir i humbly offer you my most heartfelt blessings in the form of this here cream tart
00:08:29may it confirm you all the sweetness that life may or may not have to offer
00:08:34you suppose that's about
00:08:36and for you sir
00:08:38what are you smashed
00:08:40piss off you and your chat
00:08:42that's an excellent suggestion thank you very much
00:08:44but first
00:08:46mmm
00:08:48mmm
00:08:50gentlemen adieu
00:08:52a most gracious good evening to you gentlemen
00:08:59would you consider
00:09:02eating one of these prime confections
00:09:04i can vouch for the quality of the pastry having eaten two dozen of the little fellows myself
00:09:10and if you do not
00:09:11you will constrain me to eat my
00:09:13twenty-fifth
00:09:14and i must own to being ever so slightly weary of the exercise
00:09:18well then um
00:09:20i consent
00:09:22uh on condition
00:09:24that you join us for dinner this evening
00:09:27we are in search of distractions you see
00:09:31i am in your debt
00:09:33and cannot but behave handsomely to all those who humor me
00:09:37gentlemen
00:09:39thank you
00:09:43this
00:09:44is for your extraordinary patience
00:09:47bless you
00:09:49bless you
00:09:50now then
00:09:51right
00:10:03did you hear that henry
00:10:04he lost his entire inheritance at whist
00:10:06rotten luck
00:10:08well to say i lost it would be to down me with faint praise rather i squandered it
00:10:13recklessly
00:10:14recklessly and with great success
00:10:18just one of my many manly accomplishments and a life full of indulgence
00:10:23this morning i came to my last ten pounds
00:10:26present i don't know which is more odious myself or just life in general
00:10:31my my well perhaps you should just end it all
00:10:36and further disgrace my family's name i cannot
00:10:40moreover i'm not a soldier
00:10:43i'm a coward
00:10:46although i loathe life i have not the strength to put the pistol to my head and pull the trigger
00:10:53it's a mortal sin i'd burn in hell eternally
00:11:00so what will you do
00:11:03well now
00:11:04we are blessed are we not
00:11:07are we not
00:11:08to live in the age of conveniences
00:11:10we have affairs in different places
00:11:14hence the railway was created
00:11:17the railway then separated us infallibly from our friends
00:11:22so we invented the telegraph
00:11:24our lives have been made easy
00:11:28comfortable
00:11:29in so many ways
00:11:31but there was still one convenience
00:11:36lacking to modern comfort
00:11:39a quick and easy way to end life
00:11:42when it ceases to amuse us
00:11:45back door if you will to liberty
00:11:49how will you put it
00:11:52well that's incredible
00:11:58that we should have met by accident but be in the same condition
00:12:02you were a ruined man also
00:12:08i take courage from your example
00:12:12this should suffice for the bill
00:12:15as for the rest
00:12:16no wait
00:12:17no wait
00:12:19save yourself forty pounds
00:12:21why forty? explain yourself
00:12:24you're not fooling me
00:12:28you're truly ruined men like myself
00:12:31but a ruined man would throw his notes into the fire
00:12:33that's right
00:12:34who indeed
00:12:35well then
00:12:40your health gentlemen
00:12:45and good day to you
00:12:52my merry ruined man
00:12:56what are you playing at Joyce?
00:12:58go
00:12:59mr. Shaw
00:13:01please
00:13:03you were wrong to my confidence in us
00:13:07we two have had enough of life and have determined to die
00:13:10and since we have met you and i know you know an answer
00:13:15let it be tonight
00:13:17it's alright i believe you
00:13:23well then
00:13:27can you muster up eighty pounds between you?
00:13:30yes of course we can
00:13:32forty pounds is the price of entry
00:13:36entry to what?
00:13:39to that back door i mentioned earlier
00:13:43where one can be ushered into eternity
00:13:46quietly
00:13:48and without scandal
00:13:49the suicide club
00:13:54the suicide club
00:13:55and you're glad i dragged you out of your hiding
00:14:08hmm
00:14:09it's quite a lark this eh?
00:14:23yes it's the ultimate lark mr. May
00:14:25yes it's the ultimate lark mr. May
00:14:28yes it's the ultimate lark mr. May
00:14:29yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:31yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:32yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:33yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:34yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:35yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:36yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:37yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:38yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:39yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:40yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:41yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:42yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:43yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:44yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:45yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:46yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:47yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:48yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:49yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:50yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:51yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:52yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:53yes it's the ultimate lark
00:14:54Reflect well gentlemen, you stand at the crossroads, lead on sir.
00:15:15I'll speak with the President and vouch for you.
00:15:39After you, Mr. Pratt.
00:15:41Good luck.
00:15:48Well, didn't I promise you an adventure?
00:15:54Good to see you engaging again, Joyce.
00:15:58It's all a bit bizarre, isn't it?
00:16:01Do you see those chaps downstairs with swords?
00:16:04Gentlemen, you wish to see me.
00:16:08We desire, sir, to join the Suicide Club.
00:16:12And what is that?
00:16:15I believe you, sir, are the person best qualified to enlighten us on that point.
00:16:20Is there some kind of joke?
00:16:22A suicide club?
00:16:23Call your club what you will.
00:16:24You have some company behind that door and we insist on joining it.
00:16:29Gentlemen, I think you've made some kind of mistake.
00:16:36This is a private house and I insist you leave immediately.
00:16:41We're here at the invitation of a friend of yours.
00:16:43My counsellors of mine are neither tolerant for rudeness nor social niceties.
00:16:48Either you are going to oblige us in this matter or you shall very bitterly repent having admitted us at all.
00:16:54I'm sorry.
00:17:11It's just I was under the impression you could help me.
00:17:15No, no.
00:17:16No.
00:17:17No.
00:17:18No.
00:17:19Well spoken.
00:17:20You are in the right place.
00:17:23Mr. Shaw did vouch for you, but I do have to be certain.
00:17:37Please, both of you, sit down.
00:17:46Due to the nature of the club, I must take certain precautions.
00:17:52Please read and sign these.
00:17:55Is all this really necessary?
00:17:57It's an oath.
00:17:59To publicly disavow the existence of the society.
00:18:02And to keep secret the identity of its members.
00:18:05And the club guarantees the opportunity to enter eternity at one's convenience.
00:18:12Without scandal or shame.
00:18:15And with the help and the support of the membership.
00:18:18And upon completion of the contract, all properties and assets revert to the ownership of the club.
00:18:25A healthy fee indeed.
00:18:28Well, it is, I'm sure you'll agree, a unique service that we provide.
00:18:35The club meets three times a year.
00:18:40Each term lasts approximately two weeks.
00:18:44And we meet at midnight.
00:18:45You don't need to sign this.
00:18:48You should leave now.
00:18:51Absolutely not, Joyce.
00:18:56Gentlemen, your pens.
00:18:57Come on.
00:19:06Come on.
00:19:08Come on.
00:19:10Congratulations gentlemen, welcome to a privileged and exclusive society.
00:19:40Come this way.
00:19:56Gentlemen, welcome to the Suicide Club.
00:20:02You made it. Congratulations.
00:20:05I'll leave you in Mr. Shaw's capable hands. Please avail yourself of our hospitality.
00:20:12It's, uh, it's never for certain enough.
00:20:17He always screens prospective members personally.
00:20:21The service he and his club provides is of an inestimable value.
00:20:26Wasn't this Baron Nidbury's estate?
00:20:31Mm, used to be. Long time ago now, though.
00:20:34Accidental poisoning in the camera shop. A very painful way to go.
00:20:39Quite unappealing, I think.
00:20:41Refreshments, sir.
00:20:42Ah, there you are.
00:20:49Ah, newcomers. That'd be lovely.
00:20:53For me, you know, it was that wretched Darwin chap.
00:20:56He can't bear to be descended from an ape.
00:20:59An interesting powder extracted from the coca leaf of Peru.
00:21:02Seems to cause a great fascination with one's own conversation.
00:21:07Not for me, though.
00:21:09There's certainly plenty to choose from.
00:21:12Opium hashish.
00:21:14Lordman.
00:21:15Absentine.
00:21:17Personally, though,
00:21:19I prefer wallowing in my own pain to numbing it.
00:21:21Looked at it in that way.
00:21:25Your bad health, gentlemen.
00:21:30This fluttering big talk.
00:21:33Man wants to go ahead and kill himself.
00:21:34Why didn't he do it? Like a gentleman.
00:21:45Good God, Joyce.
00:21:46Little Halifax, secretary of the army.
00:21:48Mm.
00:21:51Rather rum run of luck in Burma.
00:21:54Single-handedly caught blame for letting the wogs round Her Majesty's forces.
00:22:00That's not Thorpe.
00:22:02Yeah, it's the Home Secretary.
00:22:04Though, I dare say, not for long, if he has his way.
00:22:08Who, may I ask, is that?
00:22:14Do you know Lord Wolverton?
00:22:15Vice Admiral of the White.
00:22:18That's his daughter.
00:22:20Sarah.
00:22:24I don't know her full story.
00:22:27She's reputed to have been a member here for some time without yet having fulfilled her mission.
00:22:32Her mission?
00:22:34To terminate her existence.
00:22:37Same reason we're all here.
00:22:41Same reason we're all here.
00:22:58Come, gentlemen.
00:23:00Our real business begins.
00:23:04Thank you
00:23:12for letting the police be through just one second one,
00:23:21delay.
00:23:22M'lady, gentlemen, good evening.
00:23:38Mr. Pratt, the deck.
00:23:44A fresh deck.
00:23:46For our winner this evening may it bode serendipity for a fresh start.
00:23:52As is customary, I shall ask our newest member to cut the deck.
00:23:59Please.
00:24:10To begin.
00:24:22If they weren't all so pitiful, it would be amusing.
00:24:32Now, you know the rules, my lord.
00:24:34I decide who reveals their card and when.
00:24:38Only I.
00:24:40I'm sorry, President Warren.
00:24:44It's forgotten.
00:24:45Now, Mr. Poole.
00:24:59It's an ace
00:25:06of hearts.
00:25:11A new record.
00:25:13You've survived 18 months of membership.
00:25:15You have my consolation.
00:25:17New record, eh?
00:25:19New record.
00:25:21Lucky me.
00:25:25Mr. Shaw.
00:25:26The ace of clubs.
00:25:39Be a good cheer, Mr. Shaw.
00:25:41You may even find you enjoy it.
00:25:48Are you all right, Shaw?
00:25:49No.
00:25:49No.
00:25:50No.
00:25:50No.
00:25:50No.
00:25:50No.
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00:25:56No.
00:25:57Mr. Joyce.
00:26:08Look.
00:26:10What does all this signify?
00:26:12Do we not merit an explanation?
00:26:15Didn't Mr. Shaw explain to you the rules?
00:26:17No, he did not.
00:26:20My apologies, then.
00:26:22It's really quite simple.
00:26:24Whoever draws the ace of spades will be afforded a quick and painless death that very night.
00:26:34And the ace of clubs?
00:26:37Carries out the killing.
00:26:40Mr. Joyce, your card, please.
00:26:53It appears we shall enjoy your company for another evening, Mr. Joyce.
00:27:06Mr. Clayton.
00:27:13The ace of spades.
00:27:15Congratulations, Mr. Clayton.
00:27:18Tonight is your night.
00:27:20Meet me in my study in ten minutes.
00:27:23Lady, gentlemen, this meeting is adjourned.
00:27:27Wait!
00:27:30I was sure it had to be a farce's so-called club of yours until I saw it with my own eyes.
00:27:36It is monstrous what you are doing.
00:27:40An abomination against God and Queen.
00:27:43To gamble with your lives, with creation in this fashion, it is depravity.
00:27:49I will not countenance it.
00:27:51You signed an oath. You swore to silence.
00:27:53To hell with your oath and to hell with you, Bourne.
00:27:56By morning, you will be under arrest and this obscene gathering disbanded.
00:28:02Get him out.
00:28:09May!
00:28:13May!
00:28:15May, go!
00:28:17Dad!
00:28:17Just go!
00:28:23God damn you, Pratt!
00:28:25Take the outside guard. Kill him.
00:28:32Give me one good reason why I shouldn't have your throat cut now.
00:28:35Cut it in dispense with my misery.
00:28:38I have no need of card games.
00:28:40Oh, really?
00:28:41Your friend.
00:28:42I met him this evening in a tavern.
00:28:44I was his food as well as yourself.
00:28:47Now tell your men to release me or finish the job.
00:28:52Let him go.
00:28:58Collins, Lowes, West, Brick, Ramsey with me through the forest.
00:29:02Boardman, Cheekwell through the lane.
00:29:03What about Noel?
00:29:04No, if he's that stupid, the bog will get him.
00:29:07Gentlemen, five pounds for whoever killed him.
00:29:10Go.
00:29:11Go!
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00:30:03Let's go.
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00:32:09Madison, you don't want to die, believe me, you want to live, I'm going to reach you.
00:32:39I'm going to reach you.
00:33:09I'm going to reach you.
00:33:39I'm going to reach you.
00:33:49Are you all right?
00:33:53No, I'm not all right.
00:33:54I wouldn't be here if I was all right, would I?
00:33:57What happened last night, did you?
00:33:58Yes.
00:34:05God save my mortal soul, yes.
00:34:11Would you like me to tell you what you've got to look forward to?
00:34:14My God, your timing is impeccable.
00:34:24From the ace of clubs to a club full of aces.
00:34:31Aces.
00:34:32Every single last one of you.
00:34:43Our esteemed president gave me explicit instructions.
00:34:48I was to meet Clayton at Wickham Castle at precisely 5.30 a.m.
00:35:00Clayton was already there when I arrived.
00:35:05Waiting.
00:35:05I think I was more nervous than he was.
00:35:21Somehow I managed to enact Bourne's plan.
00:35:25Soaked him with a whiskey.
00:35:34He never spoke.
00:35:37And he never looked back at me.
00:35:40And I was grateful for that.
00:35:42Finally, he seemed ready.
00:35:51And all that was left for me to do was...
00:35:55Ow!
00:35:56You gave him rest, Mr. Shaw.
00:36:15That's what he wished.
00:36:18Well, I hope to God you're right.
00:36:23And people so rarely know their hearts.
00:36:26Excuse me.
00:36:38Excuse me.
00:36:47Excuse me.
00:36:47Members of the Suicide Club, the cut this evening goes to the newest surviving member.
00:37:17Thank you. So, to begin.
00:37:38Now, let me see. Mr. Thorpe.
00:37:47Professor Tottenham. Mr. Aragon. Mr. Porter. Mr. Harris. Mr. Joyce. Mr. Joyce, are you with us? Your card, please.
00:38:14Mr. Shaw.
00:38:36Ace of Spades. Congratulations.
00:38:39Miss Wolverton.
00:38:54Ace of Clubs.
00:38:58Gentlemen, this evening is adjourned. Mr. Shaw, Miss Wolverton, please meet me at Meister.
00:39:05Please meet me at Meister.
00:39:06I just don't look up.
00:39:12I just don't look up.
00:39:19They used to bury us at crossroads, you know.
00:39:27I'm sorry, were you talking to me?
00:39:28Suicides.
00:39:29Not permitted to be buried in proper graveyards.
00:39:30Only at a crossroads.
00:39:31Staked to the heart by law.
00:39:34Murder is preferable.
00:39:36One can always repent afterwards.
00:39:37For my part, I wish only for a bandage for my eyes and cotton for my ears.
00:39:43Oh, no, they have not cotton thick enough in this world.
00:39:44Excuse me.
00:39:45Excuse me.
00:39:46Excuse me.
00:39:47Excuse me.
00:39:51Mr. Shaw.
00:39:52Mr. Shaw.
00:39:53May I share your cap with you with me?
00:39:54Mr. Shaw.
00:39:55I have an eye I'll turn in a shop.
00:39:56I will wish you with me.
00:39:57I know.
00:39:58You asked me.
00:39:59You asked me what he's in my shop.
00:40:00You asked me if I'm a man.
00:40:01I will not wear him.
00:40:02You hear him.
00:40:03I'll wear him.
00:40:04I'll wear him.
00:40:05I'll wear him.
00:40:06I won't wear him.
00:40:07I'll wear him.
00:40:08I'll pull him.
00:40:09I will wear him.
00:40:10I'll pull him down.
00:40:11You made his eyes.
00:40:12Mr. Shaw.
00:40:14I can't be.
00:40:16Mr. Shaw?
00:40:22May I share your cap with you?
00:40:25Yes.
00:40:44Are you certain this is what you wish?
00:40:49I wish for relief from misery.
00:41:07Farewell, Mr. Joyce.
00:41:14I think we shall not meet again.
00:41:44I don't know.
00:42:14I don't know.
00:42:44Give me your billfold.
00:42:55What?
00:42:56Give it to me.
00:42:56Oh, God.
00:43:05Oh, God.
00:43:06Oh, God.
00:43:10No, turn around.
00:43:16Oh, God.
00:43:19Oh, God.
00:43:23Oh, God.
00:43:36Oh, God.
00:43:39Ah, ah, ah.
00:44:09I don't know.
00:44:39I don't know.
00:45:09I wish to speak with you.
00:45:22I, uh...
00:45:23Yes, ma'am?
00:45:25Miss Wolverton.
00:45:28Henry Joyce, the place is mine.
00:45:30I know who you are.
00:45:31Would you care to sit down?
00:45:38Not here.
00:45:38Hello.
00:45:47Miss Wolverton.
00:45:51hello
00:45:57miss walter
00:46:05why did you follow me
00:46:09i didn't follow you
00:46:12you were there
00:46:15last night
00:46:16i saw you
00:46:19i followed sure
00:46:20i um
00:46:21what
00:46:25i wanted to see if you could go through with it
00:46:30why do you stare at me in the parlor
00:46:42you are
00:46:51interested
00:46:55i'll tell you this
00:47:01if you betray the club before i have my opportunity to die
00:47:07i'll kill you myself
00:47:10i do hope i wasn't intruding
00:47:25beautiful night
00:47:29cigar
00:47:31thank you
00:47:34is it true she's the daughter of the first lord of the admiralty lord walter
00:47:41yes
00:47:43it's difficult to imagine how she should find herself in such desperate straits
00:47:48oh
00:47:49you imagine wealth insulates one from life's cruelties
00:47:54to a great extent yes
00:47:55she's had a miserable existence
00:48:01miserable
00:48:04her mother died
00:48:07giving birth to her
00:48:09her father never forgave her
00:48:11left her to be brought up by the servants
00:48:13more recently she fell in love with the young lieutenant
00:48:17a mere commoner
00:48:19who had the temerity to gain his rank through merit
00:48:22rather than through nepotism
00:48:24he was posted to the sudan
00:48:29found himself assigned to lead a futile attack against the sultan's forces
00:48:34lord wolverton adam said that
00:48:37it was a death warrant
00:48:40somehow his hero's burial failed to appease miss wolverton's grief
00:48:47she broke with her family and soon after came here
00:48:51i wonder why do you ask about her
00:48:57i simply um
00:49:00well she's the only female member of the club that's all
00:49:03i confess i find it strange that you evince any interest in earthly matters mr joyce
00:49:10most men in your circumstance have no curiosity left about life at all
00:49:16oh
00:49:23i i
00:49:38I don't know.
00:50:08I don't know.
00:50:38I don't know.
00:50:40I don't know.
00:50:44I don't know.
00:50:46I don't know.
00:50:48Miss Wolverton?
00:50:59Unexpected pleasure.
00:51:03Unexpected?
00:51:04Yes.
00:51:07May I walk with you?
00:51:09I'm also headed this way.
00:51:18What do you want, Mr. Joyce?
00:51:20I'm not a fool, and this is not an accidental meeting.
00:51:24You're very direct.
00:51:25I have little need for evasion.
00:51:26Could it be so terribly difficult to be civil?
00:51:30The world is not a civil place, Mr. Joyce.
00:51:33I've learned this in a most difficult way.
00:51:36What do you want?
00:51:41I, um...
00:51:42For God's sake, man.
00:51:48If you're looking for a woman, go find yourself a whore.
00:51:51No!
00:51:58Did you just let you...
00:52:01You remind me of my late wife.
00:52:09She passed away six months ago for consumption, and...
00:52:16I'm sorry.
00:52:18You can join her soon.
00:52:31longest surviving member of the club 18 months first of like the others simply wanted to end
00:52:49the dreariness make sure i was safely snuffed out before the new century begins in all its horror
00:52:55mr pool but it's addictive you know the game itself
00:53:00oh the thrill of those cards the unbearable agony of waiting to reveal them it's delicious
00:53:12wine some people trifle with love love isn't a strong passion fear is the strongest passion
00:53:23it's with fear that one must trifle if one wishes to taste the intensest joys of living
00:53:28you won't you ever killed a man mr joyce
00:53:32i was an active service in khartoum in 98 oh yes they're bloody tired our boys run a bit wild
00:53:44didn't they it's nothing like taking another man's life mr joyce to make one feel alive oneself
00:53:52don't you agree
00:53:55i've killed three times me a tax collector it's invigorating
00:54:04good luck
00:54:11professor top mr harris mr thorpe
00:54:37mr pooh stop
00:54:43this is torture i'm going to kill you born unless you kill me first you're not playing by the rules
00:54:53mr thorpe sod the poxy rules i mean it born very well you shall have your way
00:55:00mr brad
00:55:03mr brad
00:55:03please
00:55:12oh you'll get your wish mr thorpe eventually
00:55:32since mr pratt has avoided any major arteries it'll take a long while to die probably a day or two
00:55:43take him out to the field
00:55:45and bleed out please please finish it born i beg you finish it
00:55:51thank you
00:55:53oh i'll finish it
00:55:54gentlemen shall we resume the draw
00:56:04mr mr pool i believe it was your turn
00:56:19it's the ace of clubs
00:56:26lord western
00:56:30miss wolverton
00:56:38miss wolverton
00:56:51what an honor
00:56:54lady gentlemen
00:56:59the meeting is adjourned
00:57:01how did you let that happen
00:57:14well mr born you never told me to search them at the door
00:57:18most of these people belong in bedlam anyway
00:57:21how am i supposed to know who's going to
00:57:23i pay you a small fortune
00:57:25earn it or i'll find somebody else who will
00:57:28you startle you must reconsider because i remind you of your deceased wife because you
00:57:55are yet young beautiful
00:58:00and i have my entire life before me
00:58:02have you come here to sweep me off my feet with platitudes
00:58:05i beg you do not do this you know nothing of me
00:58:08do not presume to empathize mr joyce
00:58:13i am sorry your wife passed away
00:58:17stop following me
00:58:19sarah
00:58:20adieu mr joyce
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01:08:37very last night
01:08:39you may have seen
01:08:41you seem a little flushed
01:08:43have you had any visitors recently
01:08:45what
01:08:47no
01:08:49you're certain
01:08:51of course
01:08:53then you won't mind if mr pratt has a look around
01:08:55wait
01:08:57what is the meaning of this
01:08:59i strongly suspect someone is trying to sabotage the club
01:09:03you don't think that i
01:09:05i don't know
01:09:07you're not supposed to be alive this morning but here you are
01:09:09yes
01:09:11apparently due to your incompetence
01:09:15wait
01:09:17take your hand off me
01:09:19in a moment
01:09:27you're hurting my arm
01:09:29there's nobody there
01:09:31there's nobody there
01:09:39my apologies
01:09:41you realize i must take every precaution
01:09:43i promise to resolve your situation soon
01:09:47good day
01:09:53good day
01:09:57oh
01:09:59miss wolverton
01:10:01if you happen to come across mr joyce
01:10:03ask him to pay me a visit
01:10:05i'd like to discuss with him
01:10:07his whereabouts last night
01:10:09good day
01:10:13good day
01:11:15You're doubtless wondering why Miss Wolverton yet sits amongst us.
01:11:34It seems our Mr. Poole could wait no longer and decided to take his own life instead of hers.
01:11:41I can assure you, gentlemen, the club intends to fulfill its contract with each and every one of you in due course.
01:11:48But every now and then a member seems to take matters into his own hands.
01:11:54But be content in the knowledge that Mr. Poole took a long time to die and he did so in considerable torment and agony.
01:12:03And so it shall be with anyone who seeks to subvert the club's policy.
01:12:08But enough unpleasantness to the business at hand.
01:13:28Ah, Mr. Joyce, come in.
01:13:46Have a good night, then, Miss Wolverton.
01:13:47Sad to lose you so soon.
01:14:00I've enjoyed your presence here.
01:14:02But congratulations.
01:14:05It's hard to assimilate, I know, all that yearning.
01:14:08And now, suddenly, the hour is at hand.
01:14:122 a.m., to be precise.
01:14:14At the old abbey at the end of Farnsworth Road.
01:14:19Congratulations again.
01:14:25Oh, and Mr. Joyce.
01:14:29Should anything prevent you from keeping your appointment,
01:14:32be sure we'll find you and fulfill our contract.
01:14:35Wait!
01:14:57Wait!
01:14:57I don't think I'm going to talk it is.
01:15:19I don't think I'm going to laugh.
01:15:22I don't think we're all in the way.
01:15:32I don't think I'm going to act as well.
01:15:42I don't think I'm going to act as well.
01:15:45I'm going to talk to you, so...
01:15:48I want two of you in the Cloyster Square.
01:16:00You, you.
01:16:01And keep out of sight.
01:16:03Two in the inner courtyard.
01:16:06Get to the tower.
01:16:07Use a glass.
01:16:09Look west.
01:16:10Get to the east wall.
01:16:14Mr. Joyce, we'll die tonight.
01:16:16If not by Miss Wolverton's hand, then by yours.
01:16:21You make sure of it.
01:16:46OK.
01:16:57Let's do it.
01:17:04Mr. Joyce.
01:17:34You had me convinced, Mr. Joyce, that you were a true seeker of relief, and a wheel gun.
01:17:50You and I need to take a walk in the air, come.
01:18:03The area is sealed, Mr. Joyce.
01:18:06Wait here for Sarah.
01:18:09On any attempt to escape, I shall deal with you as I did with Mr. Thorpe.
01:18:14You're a low man born, capitalizing on the misery of people.
01:18:20Now, we're a low society that forces its citizens to live with their suffering rather than let
01:18:26them die in peace.
01:18:28So I see you're helping people.
01:18:30You're a good Samaritan?
01:18:33No.
01:18:34I'm a profit taker.
01:18:38An unusual business, perhaps, but an honest broker nonetheless.
01:18:41Except for your perverse enjoyment of it, all I've watched you born is something fundamentally
01:18:48ill about you.
01:18:49Diseased.
01:18:51Thank you for the townhouse.
01:18:52The land's in Burma.
01:18:53It's a shame your family will have none of it, but it will keep me in cigars and brandy
01:19:11a good while.
01:19:12How are you?
01:19:13Good while.
01:19:14Yes.
01:19:15Yes.
01:19:17Good while.
01:19:18Good while.
01:19:19Good while.
01:19:20Good while.
01:19:32Good while.
01:19:35I don't know.
01:20:05I don't know.
01:20:06I don't know.
01:20:07I don't know.
01:20:08I don't know.
01:20:09I don't know.
01:20:10I don't know.
01:20:11I don't know.
01:20:12I don't know.
01:20:13Joyce?
01:20:14Sarah.
01:20:15Here.
01:20:16Did you bring a gun?
01:20:20Yes, don't worry.
01:20:21Our bondsmen are all around here.
01:20:23But if we can create a distraction, we can escape.
01:20:28I don't want to escape.
01:20:38Haven't you figured that out by now?
01:20:40Sarah, we have to leave.
01:20:42No!
01:20:43I'm sorry.
01:20:44If I have to kill you in order to die, then so be it.
01:20:56Unless...
01:20:58You would do it for me?
01:21:05I can't do that.
01:21:08No.
01:21:11I didn't think you could.
01:21:14How can you do this?
01:21:17Did you think that our rat had changed me, Joyce?
01:21:22You are a romantic, aren't you?
01:21:26Whereas I am a killer.
01:21:28Sarah.
01:21:29There is only one way for me to find happiness.
01:21:34Only one.
01:21:37I can't wait any longer.
01:22:00Sarah.
01:22:04Sarah.
01:22:10That wasn't so terribly hard now, was it?
01:22:25I'm sorry.
01:22:26I'm sorry.
01:22:27I'm sorry.
01:22:38Sarah.
01:22:42Sarah.
01:22:47Sarah.
01:22:48Sarah.
01:22:50Sarah.
01:22:52Mom.
01:23:01Mom.
01:23:02TUNE
01:23:07TUNE
01:23:11TUNE
01:23:14TUNE
01:23:20TUNE
01:23:22Miss Wilburton!
01:23:52Calmly, Joyce. My men are all around him.
01:24:06I don't care. Don't move. The police will be here any minute.
01:24:14What will you tell? That you murdered a woman?
01:24:19God, man. You loved her. But when it came to your life or hers, you shot her in cold blood.
01:24:28That's what she wished.
01:24:31You did her a kindness.
01:24:36You're no different than I am.
01:24:39It's the beginning of a new century, Mr. Joyce. We can't be slaves to outdated notions of morality.
01:24:44We have to create our own new laws.
01:24:48Yes.
01:24:56She didn't load the gun.
01:25:01She wasn't going to kill you.
01:25:03Look at you.
01:25:04It's a difficult knowledge to have, isn't it? To know what one is capable of.
01:25:18A merciful father. The angel of death.
01:25:28We're each one of us God, Mr. Joyce.
01:25:34That's a fine.
01:25:36No, I'm not.
01:25:37No, no, no, no, no.
01:25:38No, no, no, no, no.
01:25:43No, no, yes.
01:25:52I see him in the scene.
01:25:53I want to kill him.
01:25:55Let's go.
01:26:25what's up here then sir
01:26:42sir would you come with us please
01:26:55thank you
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