2:50:03
Well, if l"ve made a mistake,
l"m sorry.
2:50:08
I hope you"ll forgive me, Mrs. Wilkes.
2:50:11
If you"ll leave us in peace.
2:50:14
Well, I say l"m sorry.
2:50:17
Well, I am sorry.
2:50:19
Come on, sergeant.
2:50:27
Lock that door. Pull down the shades.
2:50:32
He"s all right.
It"s only in the shoulder.
2:50:34
Get him on the bed
where I can dress the wound.
2:50:37
I think I can walk.
2:50:39
It"s not worth the effort.
Which way?
2:50:41
In here.
2:50:43
Mammy, I want hot water.
2:50:45
And lint for bandages.
2:50:47
What can I use for a probe?
If I only had my bag.
2:50:50
Were you really there?
What did it look like?
2:50:53
Does she have cut-glass chandeliers,
plush curtains and dozens of mirrors?
2:50:57
Good heavens, Mrs. Meade,
remember yourself.
2:51:02
Captain Butler, tell me what happened,
all that happened.
2:51:05
I was too late.
2:51:07
When I got to the Sullivan place,
there had already been a skirmish.
2:51:11
I found Mr. Wilkes wounded,
and Dr. Meade was with him.
2:51:14
I had to prove they"d been somewhere,
anyplace but where they were.
2:51:18
- So I took them to Belle"s.
- And she took them in?
2:51:21
She"s by way of being
an old friend of mine.
2:51:24
l"m sorry...
2:51:26
l"m sorry I couldn"t think up
a more dignified alibi.
2:51:32
This isn"t the first time you"ve come
between me and disaster.
2:51:36
It isn"t likely that l"d question
any device of yours.
2:51:40
And now l"ll go and see
what Dr. Meade needs.
2:51:55
Have you no interest in what"s become
of your own husband?