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02:16Never trust a tourist advertisement
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03:13I hope I never have to use it, but something tells me I will.
03:58I hope I never have to use it.
03:59At last, Mr. Charles Reed. What a pleasure to finally meet you in the flesh.
04:07Nice to meet you, uh...
04:09Johannes Vandenberg, at your service. I did promise to meet you the moment you arrived.
04:17Ah, much obliged, Mr. Vandenberg. I guess I didn't expect you to mean so literally.
04:24Please call me Johannes. But where are my manners?
04:29Welcome to the proud city of Oakmont. Alas, now is not its finest hour. Though it is, it's most important.
04:45You said you know someone who can help me with my...
04:49Such vivid he is. How can I find...
04:53Don't worry. Can you tell me a little...
04:55Or am I a man of...
05:00I don't need a fair knock sounds, don't you?
05:05What's the best? Most local. Take this.
05:08How do you feel? I'm so...
05:09There is no...
05:12No. Oh. Don't worry.
05:13Oh. Oh...
05:43I don't care about your petty excuses.
05:46No one leaves the port until my-
05:48Ah.
05:48I am-
05:49The name's Chor-
05:56I've heard you're the-
05:57Another-
05:57Can I ask you a-
05:58If I may ask-
06:00Why do you-
06:01Well-
06:02Easy says-
06:03And you don't comp-
06:04Arbistus-
06:05Please forgive-
06:06That's be- my fu-
06:07I-
06:08Loose but not-
06:09So they're-
06:10Not to me-
06:11Mr. What me-
06:12Let's-
06:13There-
06:13Sorry-
06:14You were-
06:15There-
06:15I-
06:17I need to-
06:18Tame this fish-
06:19Anything out clear?
06:20As much-
06:21Find'm-
06:43ico-
06:43I could've-
07:01Myself-
07:01As you can see in the distance below,
07:01It's nearly like.
07:01I don't even have the keys to this area.
07:01Okay.
07:01I'm-
07:11I know.
07:21The port is closed by order of Robert Throgmorton. Back off.
08:10The port is closed by order of Robert Throgmorton.
08:40The port is closed by order of Robert Throgmorton.
08:54Join in, newcomer. Praise the sea with us.
09:26I've said everything I know.
09:55You like it here, newcomer?
09:57Well, get used to it. No one leaves Oakmont nowadays.
10:02No one leaves.
10:40The book is damp and damaged, but clearly well cared for.
11:27It would take tremendous effort to move this thing, let alone tossing it over like this.
11:38Oh, my head. What? Who are you? Are you police? I've already told them everything.
11:49It's okay. I'm Charles Reed, Private Eye. Mr. Throgmorton hired me to find his son.
11:55Oh, okay. What do you want?
12:05I want to know what happened here. Every detail.
12:08I don't remember much. Me, Paul, and Louis. We were here. This is our house.
12:18Barry was outside on his business. Then he came back carrying Throgmorton's son.
12:25He was unconscious, barely breathing. Barry left again to call Mr. Robert.
12:31Then what?
12:32We put the guy in Louis' room. Then he started to make these horrible sounds, and okay, my head began
12:40to burst.
12:41And he woke up. And after that, I don't remember a thing. Just dreams.
12:48Drowned streets, a sleeping giant, a voice that called me.
12:54That sounds familiar. Tell me about yourself.
13:03Name's Will. Will Hammond. I'm a fisherman. We all are. Live here together.
13:08Me, poor fellow Paul, Barry, and innsmouth of Louis Flynn. We moved here after the flood. I worked on the
13:17railroad, but the rail ain't kicking anymore, so I started fishing. It was out of staff.
13:28Where are all the other guys?
13:30Uh, that's Paul there on the floor. Kay, be with him. Barry's outside with Mr. Throgmorton.
13:37Lucky Rascal missed everything. And I have no idea what Louis or Throgmorton's son got to. Starting to suspect the
13:45worst.
13:49Do you know how Paul died?
13:51I don't know. When I pulled myself together, he was already gone. Kay have mercy on his soul.
14:03Who is this Kay you keep mentioning?
14:05Outside, it shows some respect. Kay is our lord, our light, our love.
14:11Sorry. I didn't know.
14:16I'll leave you to it. Take care of yourself, Will.
14:19Please, detective. Sir. Tell me the truth. Could it be me?
14:26Did I kill Paul? Or Kay? Did I kill him?
14:31I don't know yet, Will.
14:33The police will stop anyone coming in or out of here, so I suggest you just try and get some
14:38rest.
14:39I'm afraid of what I might dream.
14:52Huh. Let's see what you find, newcomer.
15:01Choo-choo.
15:02Ahem.
15:05No.
15:20Ahem.
15:30Ahem.
15:35I don't know.
16:25So, that's what an Inns Mouther looks like.
16:45Seems like Prohibition hasn't affected Oakmont too much.
17:04I'm surprised they don't have someone's portrait here.
17:11Okay.
17:23So, that's what I'm going to do.
17:25So, that's what I'm going to do.
17:30So, that's what I'm going to do.
17:35So, that's what I'm going to do.
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