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00:07:40What is it, Sylvia?
00:07:52A funeral
00:08:24What do you think you're doing?
00:08:25So the fox went that way, did it?
00:08:27You'd better stay out of my sight, young lady
00:08:28How horrible they should be reported?
00:08:30How horrible they should be reported
00:08:35I expect they will be, my dear
00:08:37And no doubt those young ruffians will say it was an accident
00:08:42Is there anything we can do, Vicar?
00:08:47Yeah, you can keep away from us
00:08:54Please, it was not our fault
00:08:55Leave us alone
00:08:57But surely you...
00:08:58I said leave us alone
00:08:59I know it wasn't your fault, my dear
00:09:02That was the poor lad's brother in the coffin
00:09:04The Lord is punishing us for our sins
00:09:07Oh, you fuck
00:09:17Oh, you fuck
00:09:36Oh, uh...
00:09:37The bank's on the empty ascension
00:09:44I'm sorry
00:09:45The doctor isn't in
00:09:46Alice?
00:09:47Who is it?
00:09:48Alice, don't you remember me?
00:09:51Sylvia?
00:09:54Sir Jane
00:09:56What a wonderful surprise
00:09:57Why didn't you let me know?
00:09:59Well, come in
00:10:00Don't come in
00:10:01There you go
00:10:07Where did you arrive?
00:10:08Oh, we got here about half an hour ago
00:10:12Well...
00:10:13It's nice seeing you again, Mrs. Thompson
00:10:16Oh, Father, call her Alice
00:10:17Yes, please do
00:10:23Very well
00:10:24Alice
00:10:25Hello
00:10:26What's this?
00:10:27Nothing
00:10:28Nothing
00:10:29It's...
00:10:30Just a cut
00:10:31Well, I hope you're taking care of it
00:10:32Oh, don't fuss so much
00:10:33Well, you can't be too careful about these things
00:10:36Would you like me to have a look at it?
00:10:37It's all right
00:10:38It's all right
00:10:39My husband is a doctor
00:10:40Ah, yes
00:10:41So they tell me
00:10:43He's a very good doctor
00:10:44Father's only joking, Alice
00:10:46Peter was his favourite pupil, remember?
00:10:48Now, let me have a good look at...
00:10:49No
00:10:50No
00:10:53No, please don't
00:10:54I...
00:10:55I look so untidy
00:10:59Well, I don't know about that
00:11:01But you don't look too well to me
00:11:03Are you eating enough?
00:11:05Oh, Father, really
00:11:06Don't take any notice of him, Alice
00:11:08Oh, why didn't you let me know you were coming?
00:11:11I'm so sorry
00:11:12You must think me very inhospitable
00:11:14Oh, not at all, my dear
00:11:16If it's inconvenient, we can always stay at the inn
00:11:19Oh, no, I wouldn't dream of it
00:11:21Of course you'll stay here
00:11:22It's...
00:11:23It's just that I...
00:11:26Well, the house isn't very clean
00:11:31Can I get you something?
00:11:32Some tea?
00:11:33We'd both love some, come on
00:11:46No
00:11:47No
00:11:48No
00:11:49Kettle won't be a moment
00:12:03Oh, I...
00:12:04I suppose there isn't anything stronger, is there?
00:12:07Well, I'll ask, but I don't expect
00:12:08Oh, don't worry
00:12:09I'll step out later
00:12:11Well, where's that husband of yours?
00:12:15Out on his rounds?
00:12:16Yes, I expect so
00:12:18Plenty of patients?
00:12:19No, not as many as we'd like
00:12:21Oh, really?
00:12:24There's been a lot of trouble
00:12:26What sort of trouble?
00:12:28Oh, I...
00:12:30I expect Peter would rather tell you about it himself
00:12:34I'll see to the kettle, excuse me
00:12:39Excuse me
00:12:42You go and have a gossip about your old school days
00:12:44I'm just going to slip into the village and see what I can find out
00:12:46All right, Father, don't be long
00:12:55Charlie?
00:12:56Aye, aye
00:12:59Will you...
00:13:00Have a drink with me, Martinus?
00:13:02Thank you, might I buy my own?
00:13:04Beer at home
00:13:06I...
00:13:07I did my best for you
00:13:09I'm sorry
00:13:10One good enough, was it?
00:13:12Apparently not
00:13:16What do you think it were, a doctor?
00:13:18That killed him?
00:13:19Aye, that killed him
00:13:20What was it that killed them all?
00:13:22I don't know
00:13:24You don't know?
00:13:26And you call yourself a doctor?
00:13:28I don't know because you won't let me find out
00:13:30If you just let me carry out one post-mortem
00:13:32Well, it's no good cutting him up after he's dead
00:13:33Too late then
00:13:34Too late then
00:13:35You're being ridiculous
00:13:36Ridiculous, is it?
00:13:37There's my brother lying dead out there
00:13:39And twelve others like him
00:13:40Twelve
00:13:42How long have you been with us, doctor?
00:13:44Twelve months, innit?
00:13:46That's one a month
00:13:47Steady, Tom
00:13:48One a month
00:13:49Not a very good record, is it?
00:13:51Are you trying to say that no one died before I came here?
00:13:53No, but at least we knew what they died from
00:13:55And if I was to tell you they died from swamp fever or the plague or some other such nonsense
00:13:59That would make you feel happier, would it?
00:14:00Yes, if it were the truth
00:14:01But it wouldn't be the truth
00:14:04And I'm not going to start telling a lot of ridiculous lies just to keep you people satisfied
00:14:10It's not good enough
00:14:12Oh, so we're not good enough for you now, is that it?
00:14:14I didn't say that
00:14:15That's what you meant though
00:14:16Well, let me tell you something, doctor
00:14:19You're not good enough for us
00:14:21You understand me?
00:14:22You're not good enough
00:14:23Ah, doctor, there you are
00:14:25Sir James
00:14:27Good afternoon, gentlemen
00:14:29Good afternoon
00:14:30We've met before in rather distressing circumstances
00:14:34May I now introduce myself?
00:14:36Sir James Forbes, professor of medicine at London University
00:14:39This young man was my cleverest and most able pupil
00:14:43I hope you realize how lucky you are to have him here
00:14:48Landlord, see these gentlemen, have a drink with me, will you?
00:14:51Yes, sir
00:14:52Come on Peter, are you ready?
00:14:57Good afternoon, gentlemen
00:14:59Sir James, what are you doing here?
00:15:04You've lost weight, my boy
00:15:05Alice not feeding you properly
00:15:06Well, yes, but...
00:15:07Aren't you glad to see me?
00:15:08No idea how glad, but why have you come here?
00:15:10You wrote to me
00:15:11It's very kind of you to come all this way, sir
00:15:13I've just seen Alice
00:15:14She's not looking too well
00:15:15Poor Alice
00:15:16I'm afraid she needs a holiday badly
00:15:17Yes, you both do by the look of you
00:15:19Can't manage one at the moment, sir
00:15:20Hmm?
00:15:21You've no idea what it's been like
00:15:22Well, we'll talk about it later
00:15:23Without any of this hocus-pocus you put in your letter
00:15:26Ah, that was an excellent meal
00:15:35You girls are to be congratulated, eh, Peter?
00:15:37Oh, yes, sir James, indeed
00:15:39Still, what I always say is cooking is a science and not an art
00:15:43If you get it right once, there's no earthly reason why you shouldn't get it right every time
00:15:50Now, you girls run along to bed
00:15:52Peter and I will do the dishes
00:15:53But, Father, you can't
00:15:54Father, nothing
00:15:55You've had a long day and I'm sure Alice is tired
00:15:58Yes, I am tired, it's true
00:15:59Good night, Peter
00:16:00Father
00:16:01Good night, my dear
00:16:09It's so nice to see you again, Sir James
00:16:11Thank you, my dear
00:16:12Thank you, my dear
00:16:13It's nice to see you, too
00:16:24For you, Sir James?
00:16:27No, thank you
00:16:32That's not the answer, you know, Peter
00:16:37I know
00:16:40I wish I knew the answer
00:16:42I wish I knew the answer
00:16:43I wish I knew the answer
00:16:44First of all, we have to decide what the question is, don't we?
00:16:49This disease seems to me to be more mental than physical
00:16:52Yes, but you were a little obscure, Peter
00:16:55You said there was no attributable cause for this mental affliction
00:16:59I'd like to know a little more about symptoms
00:17:02What about appetite?
00:17:03In every case, the patient shows a loss of appetite
00:17:06Skin colour?
00:17:07In every case, the loss of skin colour, too
00:17:10Reflexes?
00:17:11Retarding
00:17:13Like somebody in need of a holiday, in fact, huh?
00:17:16You don't mean Alice, surely?
00:17:18No, no, no, no, no, let's jump to any conclusion
00:17:21What did the autopsy show?
00:17:23I didn't make any
00:17:25You didn't make any?
00:17:26What's come over you?
00:17:27I was not permitted to make any
00:17:29Well, who stopped you?
00:17:30The villagers
00:17:31They don't want the bodies of their loved ones cut about
00:17:34But what about the coroner?
00:17:35Surely he supported your applications?
00:17:37There isn't one
00:17:39No coroner?
00:17:40This isn't London, sir
00:17:42This is a Cornish village inhabited by simple country people
00:17:45Riddled with superstition and all dominated by a squire
00:17:49He acts as coroner and magistrate
00:17:52Judge and jury
00:17:54And who is this Jack of all trades?
00:17:57Hamilton, sir
00:17:59Squire Hamilton
00:18:00Master?
00:18:16Tonight
00:18:17Tell the others
00:18:19They're not back from the chest, master
00:18:21Tell them to prepare just as soon as they return
00:18:31I do hope you meet him, Sylvia
00:18:34He's such a charming man
00:18:35Is he now?
00:18:36And so handsome
00:18:37Uh-huh
00:18:38And rich
00:18:39And unattached?
00:18:41Yes
00:18:42Yes, he is as a matter of fact
00:18:45You're not trying to marry me off by any chance?
00:18:48Well, you could do a great deal worse
00:18:50He's got a lovely house and a lot of money
00:18:53And what does Peter think?
00:18:57He doesn't like him
00:19:00He thinks he's arrogant and overbearing
00:19:03Oh, but he's wrong
00:19:05He is wrong
00:19:08Good night
00:19:09Alice
00:19:11You're trying to tell me something else, don't you?
00:19:13No
00:19:15No, I'm not, but I...
00:19:17I must go
00:19:19What did you say his name was again?
00:19:22Clive Hamilton
00:19:25Good night, Sylvia
00:19:30I'm sorry
00:19:35Don't apologize to me, dear boy
00:19:36It's your crockery
00:19:38Here
00:19:40You'd better let me do the drying
00:19:42I really do need a drink
00:19:43Rubbish
00:19:45What you need is an end to your worries
00:19:47So far we've nothing to start on
00:19:48Nothing to help us at all
00:19:49I know
00:19:51We must have a body to examine
00:19:54We can't possibly work without one
00:19:56If you're thinking of applying for an exhumation
00:19:57I can tell you now, sir
00:19:58Apply for nothing
00:20:00We'll dig one up
00:20:02We'll what?
00:20:03Dig one up
00:20:05That night they buried today would do, nice and fresh
00:20:07Then we might learn something
00:20:08But we can't just go out and stop
00:20:10We'll do it tonight
00:20:11There's a full moon
00:20:12Couldn't be better
00:20:13We'll start off about midnight
00:20:14Alice?
00:20:44Well, we've got a lot of filters
00:20:46Be our moon
00:20:53正午
00:20:54We'll be checkered
00:20:55We'll be들이
00:20:56We'll go
00:20:57No, no, no.
00:21:27¡Alice!
00:21:57¡Alice!
00:21:59¡Alice!
00:22:01¡Alice!
00:22:03¡Alice!
00:22:05¡Alice!
00:22:07¡Alice!
00:22:09¡Alice!
00:22:11¡Alice!
00:22:19¿Alice? ¿Es tú, Alice?
00:22:24¿Qué es esto? ¡I sé!
00:22:27¡I sé!
00:22:46¡No! ¡No!
00:22:49¡No! ¡No! ¡No!
00:22:56¡No! ¡No!
00:23:12¡No!
00:23:14¡Vamos!
00:23:23Tom, ¡get her off!
00:23:27¡Oh, let's go!
00:23:31¡Come on!
00:23:32¡Let's go!
00:23:35¡Let me go!
00:23:36¡Let me go!
00:23:44¡Cash! ¡Cash!
00:23:47¡Cash!
00:24:14¡Ace is high!
00:24:16¡Ace is high!
00:24:20¡Cut!
00:24:30¡Ten of spades!
00:24:31¡Four of diamonds!
00:24:32¡Jack of clubs!
00:24:33¡Jack of hearts!
00:24:35¡Let me go!
00:24:38¡King of hearts!
00:24:39¡Cash!
00:24:42¡Very appropriate!
00:24:49¡Don't touch me!
00:24:51¡Don't you dare touch me!
00:24:52¡Come on, little Pop!
00:24:54¡Go to ground!
00:24:56¡Leave her alone!
00:25:09¡Get out of my sight, the lot of you!
00:25:14¡Get out!
00:25:17¡Get out!
00:25:24Miss Forbes,
00:25:26I know that it is useless to ask you to forgive my friends.
00:25:29Such behavior is beneath contempt and beyond forgiveness.
00:25:33I only ask that you accept my solemn word that I knew nothing of what was going on.
00:25:38How do you know my name?
00:25:40The arrival in a small village as this,
00:25:42of a beautiful young lady and her distinguished father,
00:25:45could scarcely go unnoticed, Miss Forbes.
00:25:47My name is Hamilton.
00:25:49Clive Hamilton.
00:25:51Will you kindly take me home, Mr. Hamilton?
00:25:53I fear that you have not forgiven me yet.
00:25:56Your fears are well founded, Mr. Hamilton, I have not.
00:25:59Now will you take me home?
00:26:00Or do I have to walk?
00:26:01Is there nothing I can do to persuade you of my personal innocence?
00:26:07Nothing.
00:26:09I take it, then I have to walk.
00:26:11My carriage is at your disposal.
00:26:13Unfortunately, I can't leave myself just at this moment,
00:26:15but I should be pleased to instruct one of my young guests.
00:26:17Thank you, I prefer to walk.
00:26:19Miss Forbes, you can't walk.
00:26:21You might be attacked, Miss Forbes.
00:26:23I've already been attacked.
00:26:25And it was here in your house.
00:26:27Now please open the door.
00:26:32Thank you.
00:26:38And tomorrow I shall go straight to the police.
00:26:41Please, don't do that, Miss Forbes.
00:26:43Why shouldn't I?
00:26:45I am the squire of this little community,
00:26:47and responsible for the welfare of everyone in it.
00:26:50Should any scandal attach to my name,
00:26:52the effect could be disastrous for all these people.
00:26:55I can't expect you to understand why that should be.
00:26:57I just ask that you believe it.
00:26:58And what about those...
00:27:01your charming young guests?
00:27:04Will you leave me to punish them in the way I think most fit?
00:27:07I promise you they'll suffer for what they've done.
00:27:09Or would have done.
00:27:11If it hadn't been for you.
00:27:14Yes, that's true, I suppose.
00:27:17Very well, Mr. Hamilton.
00:27:19I won't go to the police.
00:27:20This time.
00:27:22Thank you.
00:27:24Are you sure you can find the way?
00:27:25Thank you, Mr. Hamilton.
00:27:27Good night.
00:27:29Please take great care not to stray from the path.
00:27:31There are old tin mines under this land.
00:27:32The ground above them sometimes subsides.
00:27:34The ground above them sometimes subsides.
00:27:53Denver!
00:27:55Denver!
00:27:56Denver!
00:28:02Everything is ready, master.
00:28:12Denver!
00:28:13Denver!
00:28:15Denver!
00:28:18Denver!
00:28:20Denver!
00:28:23Denver!
00:29:25¡Ales! ¡Ales!
00:29:55¡Ales!
00:29:57Good evening, officer.
00:29:59You just step up here a moment, gentlemen, please.
00:30:03I... I realize this looks...
00:30:06It's a serious charge you'll be on in the morning.
00:30:09What charge?
00:30:11Who might this gentleman be?
00:30:14Sir James Forbes.
00:30:16Good evening, sir.
00:30:18Good evening.
00:30:19What are you going to charge us with?
00:30:21Body snatching, I should think, sir.
00:30:24I see.
00:30:26Well, in that case, I suppose...
00:30:30You don't mind if we have a quick look?
00:30:32I don't care who you are, sir.
00:30:34What's going on, sir?
00:30:38I don't know, sergeant, any more than you do.
00:30:42No, sergeant, I need your help.
00:30:44My help, sir?
00:30:46I don't know, sergeant, any more than you do.
00:30:48No, sergeant, I need your help.
00:30:50My help, sir?
00:30:52Say nothing of what you've seen here tonight.
00:30:54Now, look, sergeant, it doesn't need me to tell you that there's something very wrong happening in this village.
00:30:58All these young men dying, and now this.
00:31:00Well, some people say it is the marsh fever, sir.
00:31:02The marsh fiddlesticks.
00:31:04In any case, it couldn't cause a body to disappear into thin air, could it?
00:31:06No, sir.
00:31:08Well, then, will you help me or not?
00:31:10I'd like to help you, sir.
00:31:12Really, I would.
00:31:14My boy was one of the first to go, sir.
00:31:16Well, then, help me for his sake.
00:31:18Very well, sir.
00:31:19I'll withhold my report for 48 hours.
00:31:20I dare not do more than that.
00:31:21Thank you, sergeant.
00:31:22You won't regret it, I'm sure of that.
00:31:23What are we going to do about this, sir?
00:31:24We'll fill it in.
00:31:25Make it look as if it's never been touched.
00:31:26We can manage this on our own, sir James.
00:31:27Why don't you wait inside where it's warm?
00:31:28Thank you, Peter.
00:31:29Yes, sir, I will.
00:31:30Good night, sergeant.
00:31:31Good night, sergeant.
00:31:32Good night, sir.
00:31:33Good night, sir.
00:31:34Good night, sir.
00:31:35Good night, sir.
00:31:36Right on, let's get on with it.
00:32:06¿Selvia?
00:32:33¿Has visto Alice?
00:32:34No está en la sala.
00:32:36Come in, Peter.
00:32:37Sit down.
00:32:38Sit.
00:32:39Please sit down.
00:32:45I have some shocking news for you, Peter.
00:32:48What is it?
00:32:50Alice.
00:32:52Then she was ill.
00:32:54I must go to her.
00:32:55Now, wait, Peter.
00:32:56I have to see her.
00:32:57She's not here.
00:32:58Where is she?
00:32:58Control yourself, Peter.
00:33:00She's not here.
00:33:02Now, listen to me.
00:33:03She's outside somewhere.
00:33:04On the moors.
00:33:10She's dead.
00:33:13No.
00:33:16Sylvia found her.
00:33:17No.
00:33:20No.
00:33:21No.
00:33:26Oh, God.
00:33:29Forgive me.
00:33:30I killed her.
00:33:37Well, that's not true, Peter.
00:33:38You know it, isn't it?
00:33:39Yes.
00:33:40It was my fault.
00:33:41I should have known.
00:33:45That's nonsense, Peter.
00:33:47If she's been struck by this disease, it's no fault of yours.
00:33:50Take me to her, wherever she is.
00:33:56Yes, I will, Peter.
00:33:57I will.
00:33:58But there's one thing we have to do.
00:34:01We must find out about the disease.
00:34:03Find out what it is and destroy it.
00:34:07You will have to let me perform an autopsy.
00:34:09We have to, Peter, and I shall need your help.
00:34:18I'm ready, Father.
00:34:19Yes, we will.
00:34:22We'll ask the sergeants to come with us.
00:34:23Hey, Marcus.
00:34:41Come on, wake up.
00:34:42Come on, let's have a word with you.
00:34:43Come on.
00:34:48Ah!
00:34:51No.
00:34:53No sign of rigor mortis.
00:35:13Hmm.
00:35:23When did she do this?
00:35:27Some days ago.
00:35:29Ah.
00:35:30A piece of glass, I think.
00:35:31She was rather secretive about it.
00:35:33Hmm?
00:35:33It was a clean wound.
00:35:34Ah.
00:35:35Ah.
00:35:36Ah.
00:35:37Ah.
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00:36:19Ah.
00:36:22no es humana
00:36:24exactamente
00:36:24se ha sido splashed
00:36:25con la sangre de un animal
00:36:26¿uy crees que se puede haber
00:36:28sido atacado?
00:36:29por un animal
00:36:30no hay señores de violencia
00:36:32no hay señores de violencia
00:36:33no hay señores
00:36:33¿y cómo se died?
00:36:36eso es lo que estamos intentando
00:36:37¿cómo se died?
00:36:39¿cómo se died?
00:36:46stop it
00:36:47no hay nada más
00:36:50no importa lo que sea
00:36:51no hay nada más
00:36:54no hay nada más
00:36:54no hay nada más
00:36:55no hay nada más
00:36:56no hay nada más
00:36:57digamos
00:36:57Jack
00:36:58sergent
00:36:58sergent
00:37:00look, I was up there
00:37:01you saw me
00:37:02so it's no use
00:37:02my denying it
00:37:03and she
00:37:04and the body
00:37:05was found right by me
00:37:06all right
00:37:07but I didn't kill her
00:37:08I didn't kill her
00:37:10so you say
00:37:11that you was drunk
00:37:13so I'll go on saying
00:37:14because it's the truth
00:37:15all right
00:37:17what was you doing
00:37:19up there anyway
00:37:19I told you
00:37:21Oh, I just had a skinful. I don't know why I went up there.
00:37:24Just a guy away from everything, I suppose.
00:37:26You sure you didn't see her?
00:37:28See her and follow her into the woods and...
00:37:30No!
00:37:30You just had a row with her husband, hadn't you?
00:37:32There's plenty willing to swear to that.
00:37:33Now, I put it to you that you wanted your revenge.
00:37:36So you saw her and you followed her into the woods...
00:37:37No, I tell you, no!
00:37:41Is that the truth?
00:37:42Yeah.
00:37:43It is.
00:37:45I'm sure of that, at least.
00:37:47What do you mean by that?
00:37:49At least.
00:37:50What do you mean by it?
00:37:51¿Qué?
00:37:52¿Quién no me creó?
00:37:54¡Le ducho eso para mí.
00:37:56Tu ve lo demás, ¿no?
00:37:59¿Cuál fue?
00:38:01¿Qué fue?
00:38:03Mi hermano.
00:38:06¿Tú viste?
00:38:07Sí, el hermano, el hermano, el de ahí, el hermano.
00:38:10Todas las vías que se ve ahora.
00:38:13Era muy claro.
00:38:14Con los ojos, mirando,
00:38:16I saw him, and yet I know he's out there, lying in his coffin.
00:38:23Nothing.
00:38:26Absolutely nothing.
00:38:31Peter, you'd better go out and get some rest.
00:38:34You've been on your feet for 24 hours.
00:38:36I can't rest.
00:38:38I'll just go and make all the arrangements for the funeral.
00:38:41Yes?
00:38:43Excuse me, sir.
00:38:44What is it, Sutton?
00:38:46The front door was out, and so I took the liberty of...
00:38:50Well, what is it?
00:38:51It's young Martinus, sir.
00:38:53What about him?
00:38:54I think you should have a word with him.
00:38:59Very well.
00:39:01I did see him, sir.
00:39:03I swear it.
00:39:05Everything I told the sergeant is the truth.
00:39:07I'm telling you, sir.
00:39:12I did see him, sir.
00:39:13I saw my brother.
00:39:14Your brother is dead and buried.
00:39:17I know that, sir.
00:39:18Didn't I bury him myself?
00:39:20But I saw him in his shroud, standing, staring at me.
00:39:25How could you see him?
00:39:27God only knows, sir.
00:39:28But I saw him.
00:39:31God only knows, indeed.
00:39:35That's all, sergeant.
00:39:36You don't believe me, do you, sir?
00:39:40On the contrary, I believe everything you say.
00:39:44Well, are you satisfied now, sergeant?
00:39:57No.
00:39:58But you just heard the gentleman say...
00:40:00I know what the gentleman said.
00:40:03But I'm the lawyer,
00:40:04and I'm responsible for you
00:40:06until I've made further investigations.
00:40:09Put him in the cell, constable.
00:40:10I don't disagree.
00:40:12I don't know.
00:40:13I'm the one.
00:40:14And he's the only one.
00:40:18I'll have a good laugh.
00:40:21But that's not a point.
00:40:23I know.
00:40:23I don't know.
00:40:24I don't know.
00:40:25You'll be fine.
00:40:25You'll be fine.
00:40:26I know.
00:40:27I know.
00:40:28I don't know.
00:40:29I don't know.
00:40:30I think it's really great.
00:40:31I don't know.
00:40:32You know.
00:40:33You're right?
00:40:34I don't know.
00:40:35You're right.
00:40:36I'm sorry.
00:40:37I don't know.
00:40:37I don't know.
00:40:38Oh, padre.
00:40:49Me ha estado mejor, mi querido.
00:40:51Me ha estado bien bien para hablar.
00:40:56Ahora, cuando te hablé de Alice,
00:40:58te dijo que había un hombre con ella.
00:41:00¿Has reconocido él?
00:41:03No.
00:41:03¿Recuerdas el hombre que estaba siguiendo el proceso de funeral?
00:41:10El hombre que nos llamó a ir a ir.
00:41:12Sí.
00:41:14Se ha sido arrestado.
00:41:16Pero no fue él.
00:41:17Pero no lo dijo que no conocía el hombre.
00:41:22¿Es posible que el hombre que se ve
00:41:24era el hombre en el coche?
00:41:27Es, ¿no?
00:41:30Pero ¿cómo?
00:41:31No, no.
00:41:33No, mi querido.
00:41:35Just one more question
00:41:36and then you can rest.
00:41:38¿When we found Alice,
00:41:39was she in the same place
00:41:41where you saw her with this man?
00:41:44No.
00:41:45No, she wasn't.
00:41:46It was up by some old mine works.
00:41:48I don't know exactly where.
00:41:50Well, I'll try to find them.
00:41:52Now you go back to sleep.
00:41:54Now, I'll be getting up in a few minutes.
00:41:56Thank you, father.
00:41:58Very well.
00:41:59Very well.
00:42:01¡Ah, Peter!
00:42:10¿Cómo es ella?
00:42:11Muy bien, muy bien.
00:42:13Ella está hablando de llegar.
00:42:15Bueno, me gusta el estrobo.
00:42:17¿Quién me interesa?
00:42:18Sí.
00:42:19Quiero un palabra con el serjeante,
00:42:21así que nos vamos a ir en el camino.
00:42:22¿Dónde estamos, señor?
00:42:24En el moor.
00:42:26El prensito va a hacer las dos bien.
00:42:31No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:43:02¡In el final, no, no.
00:43:02No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:43:03No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:43:07¿Has young Hamilton tried to reopen it?
00:43:09Oh, no, sir.
00:43:10But then he don't need the money.
00:43:11Oh?
00:43:12Where did he get his money from?
00:43:13Well, I can't rightly say, sir.
00:43:15He was away when his father died in foreign parts.
00:43:19Old Squire left him the house and a lot of unpaid bills.
00:43:21And when young Squire Hamilton came back here,
00:43:23he shut himself up there, wouldn't see nobody.
00:43:26Then suddenly he had a lot of young people down,
00:43:28staying there and spending money like water.
00:43:30No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:44:00Please.
00:44:03Thank you.
00:44:08What can I do for you?
00:44:10At our last meeting, Miss Forbes, you made it abundantly clear that my attentions would not be welcome.
00:44:15That you would as soon never see me again.
00:44:18I appreciate your feelings and the reason for them.
00:44:21I wouldn't dream of imposing myself on you, only...
00:44:23only I felt that I had to come and tell you how terribly sorry I was to hear the news of your friend, Alice Thompson.
00:44:31I knew her, you know, and not very well, but enough to realize what a very fine lady she was.
00:44:37You'll please accept my sincere condolences.
00:44:39Thank you.
00:44:40But would they not be better given to her husband?
00:44:43I fear they would not be accepted, Miss Forbes.
00:44:46Oh?
00:44:47Dr. Thompson doesn't like me.
00:44:49You're not alone in your opinion of me.
00:44:51I can't imagine that the opinion of others affects you very much, Mr. Hamilton.
00:44:55Oh, I should like to be popular, of course.
00:44:58I should be lying if I said otherwise.
00:45:00I realized long ago that in order to be popular, one must conform.
00:45:04I find that too big a price to pay.
00:45:07Conformed?
00:45:07Oh, to the standards of conduct dictated by convention.
00:45:13I have my own standards.
00:45:14I conform to them.
00:45:16At least you are honest, Mr. Hamilton.
00:45:18And probably my only virtue.
00:45:21I'm always honest, even with myself.
00:45:23I wonder how many people can truthfully admit to that.
00:45:25Not many, I agree.
00:45:27I'm becoming a bore.
00:45:28I've taken up enough of your time.
00:45:30Oh, I wonder...
00:45:31Could I impose on you for a glass of water?
00:45:34Oh, yes, of course.
00:45:36Unless you prefer a sherry.
00:45:37Oh, please.
00:45:37I don't want to put you to any trouble.
00:45:39It's no trouble.
00:45:45Do you believe in life after death, Miss Forbes?
00:45:49That's an odd question.
00:45:51Odd?
00:45:54To ask a stranger.
00:45:57I was hoping that you no longer considered me a stranger.
00:46:02Very well.
00:46:04Yes, I do believe in life after death.
00:46:07Do you?
00:46:12I'm sure of it, Miss Forbes.
00:46:23I'm sorry.
00:46:25Here, let me...
00:46:26Oh!
00:46:26Oh!
00:46:28Clumsy, I'm so sorry.
00:46:29It's nothing, really.
00:46:35This should prevent the risk of any infection.
00:46:37You really must think me a clumsy idiot.
00:46:40Trying to apologize.
00:46:41We cannot be too careful.
00:46:57There, is that better?
00:46:58Thank you.
00:46:59The safety pin should hold it.
00:47:01I have one in my bag.
00:47:02Allow me.
00:47:13Allow me.
00:47:22May I say that I consider you to be a very brave young lady?
00:47:26Because of this?
00:47:26Because of everything, Miss Forbes.
00:47:32I see myself hurt.
00:47:33I see myself hurt.
00:47:33I see myself hurt.
00:47:58Mrs.
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00:53:08que él hizo algo en los moores, algo que él insistió que era su hermano.
00:53:13Pero sabemos que su hermano es muerto.
00:53:16También sabemos que él no está en su cofín.
00:53:19¿Qué dices de eso?
00:53:21Que él estaba viviendo, que él se liberó, y está ahí.
00:53:25Pero lo he dicho, Peter, que yo lo vi.
00:53:29Y que él era muerto entonces como cualquier persona que haya visto.
00:53:32No, eso no es la respuesta.
00:53:34¿Y qué es? ¿Qué es la conexión con voodoo?
00:53:38Si, alguien en este pueblo está practicando witchcraft.
00:53:42Ese corpse que está pasando en los moores es un hombre.
00:53:47Un zombie.
00:53:49Es increíble, sir.
00:53:51¿Cómo puede que, un hombre de la ciencia, creí?
00:53:54No, tengo una ventaja de verlo, Peter.
00:53:57He spent el día de la mañana leer el tema en la biblioteca.
00:54:01Y es todo ahí.
00:54:03Es todo está claramente científico.
00:54:05Y tenemos la evidencia de dos seres sensibles humanos.
00:54:08¿Qué puede ser hecho?
00:54:10No.
00:54:11No.
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00:54:35I think you need some rest
00:54:37I am rested, sir
00:54:38Well, I
00:54:39If anything would happen, I'd rather you went there
00:54:42I'm coming with you
00:54:45Well
00:55:05Vicar
00:55:07I think you should go home now
00:55:10It's very late
00:55:10Dr. Thompson and I will stay on
00:55:12If you're sure
00:55:13Yes, yes, quite sure
00:55:15All right
00:55:15Good night, sir James
00:55:17Good night
00:55:35Good night
00:56:05What happened?
00:56:21Who attacked you?
00:56:23I don't know
00:56:23He wore a mask
00:56:25We'll take you home
00:56:35I shall be all right now
00:56:42Thank you
00:56:43If you should meet me again
00:56:44Don't worry, Vicar
00:56:45We won't hesitate to call you
00:56:46Thank you, sir James
00:56:47We must get back
00:56:55This may have been a trick
00:56:56We'll take you home
00:57:04let me in
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01:03:01I want another word with your prisoner, young mountainous.
01:03:03You want to see him right away, sir?
01:03:05Yes, immediately.
01:03:22He's got away, Sergeant!
01:03:24Yeah, anyone can see that.
01:03:25The question is how?
01:03:26La pregunta es, ¿dónde va? ¿Has ido a la otras?
01:03:30La otras?
01:03:32¿Sabes lo que quiero decir?
01:03:34Pero no es tan bien, señor.
01:03:37No, señor.
01:03:39Pero no, probablemente va a ser.
01:03:43¿Has visto el prisionero de la visita hoy?
01:03:46¿Alguien?
01:03:48No, señor.
01:03:49¿Estás seguro?
01:03:49Sí, señor. Bueno, solo el esquire, que es.
01:03:53¿Qué haces?
01:03:54Bueno, solo quería hablar con el prisionero, señor.
01:03:56Bueno, no pensaba tan bien.
01:03:58¿Qué haces?
01:03:59No, no pensaba tan bien, señor.
01:04:01No pensaba tan bien.
01:04:03Y no pensaba tan bien.
01:04:04No, no, nada, señor.
01:04:05¿Qué haces?
01:04:06Sí, tabii.
01:04:07¡Muy bien, señor!
01:04:09Oh, el esquire a preguntó a un glas de agua para el prisionero.
01:04:13He decía que era hauttad, así que está listado.
01:04:14¿Cuándo es?
01:04:15¿El agua?
01:04:16¿El glas?
01:04:17No, he tomó el cobre.
01:04:18¿Quién?
01:04:19¿Está bien?
01:04:19¿Y?
01:04:20No, el esquire.
01:04:22Y el señor Martin decidió la cuja.
01:04:25¿Cómo se sabía eso?
01:04:29No importa.
01:04:45¿Sylvia?
01:04:47¿Sylvia?
01:04:52¿Sylvia?
01:04:53¿Sí, padre?
01:04:54Ah, ¿qué es lo que pasa?
01:04:56Oh, nada.
01:04:57Estoy muy preocupada.
01:04:59¿Por qué, estoy bien ahora.
01:05:01Estoy solo en la clara.
01:05:03¿Cómo está el finger?
01:05:04Oh, bien, gracias.
01:05:05Está casi healed.
01:05:06I must get on.
01:05:20Ah, Peter.
01:05:22I have to go out again.
01:05:23I want you to do something for me.
01:05:24Don't let Sylvia out of your sight
01:05:26until I tell you it is safe to do so.
01:05:28But, sir...
01:05:28Please.
01:05:30Believe me when I say she's in danger.
01:05:32I don't know.
01:05:32I can't believe it.
01:05:33I don't care.
01:05:33No, no, no.
01:06:03No, no, no, no.
01:06:34He's in, but he's busy.
01:06:36Good.
01:06:37Would you tell him that I want to see him?
01:06:39I've told you.
01:06:40He's busy.
01:06:41I'm glad to hear it.
01:06:43I, too, am a busy man, but as I have found the time to come all the way out here to see him,
01:06:47I think that he could come out to see me.
01:06:50Would you tell him that, please?
01:06:51You're a busy man.
01:07:21¿Puedo decirlo?
01:07:31¿Puedo decirlo?
01:07:33¿Puedo decirlo?
01:07:35¿Puedo decirlo?
01:07:37No, no estoy.
01:07:39Estoy tratando de recordar mi manera.
01:07:41Quiero decir lo mismo para ti.
01:07:43Mi nombre es Forbes.
01:07:45Mi nombre es Hamilton, creo.
01:07:47¿Qué quieres?
01:07:49¿Puedo decirlo?
01:07:51Quiero hablar con ti, Mr. Hamilton.
01:08:04En privado.
01:08:06¿Puedo decirlo?
01:08:12¿Puedo decirme sobre?
01:08:14¿Alice Thompson?
01:08:16¿Algo de los martes?
01:08:17¿Abos mi madre, Mr. Hamilton?
01:08:19¿Qué es de ellos?
01:08:22Y sobre muchos otros que deberían estar en restos.
01:08:24En restos de sus graves.
01:08:26¿Qué ha pasado a ellos?
01:08:28¿Cómo se lo sabía?
01:08:30I don't know how, but you do know.
01:08:34You know very well what has happened to them.
01:08:36Are you mad?
01:08:39I almost wish I was, this business is so appalling.
01:08:42Mr. Hamilton, am I right in thinking that you have spent a large part of your life abroad?
01:08:48In the Caribbean?
01:08:49In Haiti, to be precise?
01:08:52And while you were there, did you learn something of the practice of voodoo?
01:08:57You are mad.
01:08:59No, I'm not.
01:09:01But can the same be said of you?
01:09:03Get out of here!
01:09:05I'm not going.
01:09:07Yes, you are.
01:09:22Good night, Mr. Hamilton.
01:09:23Well, I'm ready.
01:09:35I'm ready.
01:09:35I'm ready.
01:09:36Come on!
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