:27:00
Sir Hector is well,
I trust?
:27:03
Quite well, Augustus.
:27:05
And we are going to have
a visit from him.
:27:08
Oh.
:27:10
That's splendid.
:27:13
I don't understand.
:27:14
He never comes home
this time of year.
:27:16
Only because he's
never needed money
:27:18
at this time of the year
before, Augustus.
:27:20
Well, I don't see what more he
expects to get out of the estate.
:27:24
You forget the Blue Water.
:27:26
Why, he wouldn't sell the
Blue Water, would he, Aunt Pat?
:27:29
I'm afraid that's
what he intends doing.
:27:32
Why, there wouldn't be
anything left!
:27:36
Excuse me.
:27:39
Aunt Pat,
:27:41
would you show us
the Blue Water before you go?
:27:43
We may not get
another chance to see it.
:27:46
Very well. Burdon.
:27:48
Yes, Madam?
:27:49
Will you come to the Priests'
Refuge with me, please?
:27:52
And bring a candle.
Yes, Madam.
:27:56
Well, why are we
all so glum?
:27:58
Selling the Blue Water isn't
the end of everything, is it?
:28:01
It is for Gussie.
:28:03
Poor Aunt Pat.
:28:05
She probably doesn't mind
losing the Blue Water.
:28:08
It's having Sir Hector
around again.
:28:09
Well, that's a splendid way
to talk about your benefactor.
:28:12
Where would you be
if it weren't for him?
:28:14
I don't know, Ghastly,
but not with you, at any rate.
:28:17
We couldn't quietly arrange
to dispose of Sir Hector
:28:19
in some way before
he gets home, could we?
:28:21
Oh, nothing gory,
of course.
:28:25
Thank you,
Burdon.
:28:35
It looks like a piece of sky
that had become solid,
:28:37
with sunlight
imprisoned in it.
:28:39
Cold sunlight.
:28:41
Cold as the unhappiness
it has brought so many people.
:28:44
Well, must have blown a fuse.
:28:46
Isobel, you're the closest.
Try the switch.
:28:55
So somebody
turned them off.
:28:56
Another Geste joke?
:28:58
It's... It's gone!