:46:02
- Sit down.
- You're coming along better than I am.
:46:04
- I hope you're not seriously hurt.
- No, just a scratch. I've forgotten it.
:46:08
- What a delightful toy.
- That's Asta's Christmas present.
:46:12
I got word from Wynant this morning.
:46:14
So did we, I mean, Sherlock here.
:46:17
- Darling, will you...
- Pass you your drink? Yes.
:46:22
Thank you.
:46:25
What are the chances
of getting you to do what he wants?
:46:28
- Slim.
- Oh, Nick.
:46:29
Well, would it help
if I could persuade him to meet you?
:46:32
It might.
:46:33
He gave me a code message
to insert in the Times...
:46:36
in case I wanted to get in touch with him.
:46:37
- I don't suppose it would hurt to put it in.
- I've done that already.
:46:41
He should appear, you know.
:46:43
It doesn't look well,
his staying away at a time like this.
:46:46
- Police.
- For me?
:46:49
Hello.
:46:51
Where?
:46:53
Allentown?
:46:55
Yes.
:46:56
When is the next train?
:46:58
Right. I'll get that.
:47:01
Wynant's tried to commit suicide.
:47:03
They want me to go down
and identify him.
:47:06
I guess this changes the whole story,
doesn't it?
:47:09
That looks like an admission of guilt.
And I had such hopes.
:47:12
I thought if you got on the case
you'd be able to clear him.
:47:15
I thought that Mimi, the way she acted,
I was sure that...
:47:19
Oh, well.
:47:21
There's no use thinking about that now.
:47:24
I'm sorry to have wasted
so much of your time.
:47:27
Goodbye. Have a merry Christmas.
:47:29
Thank you. Same to you.
:47:30
- Bye-bye.
- Goodbye.
:47:40
Asta, is your balloon busted? So is mine.
:47:44
- What's the matter with you?
- The mystery's all gone.
:47:48
- I was hoping you'd find out who did it.
- Maybe I will.
:47:51
- Lf Wynant...
- I don't believe he did it.
:47:54
- Why don't you?
- No reason, just a hunch.
:47:57
But I'm going to find out.
I'm tired of being pushed around.