:07:02
He tried to make love to me,
and I shot him.
:07:06
Leslie!
:07:08
Oh, Robert, I'm so glad you've come.
:07:10
There, darling.
:07:12
Hold me tight. I'm so frightened.
:07:13
There's nothing to be frightened about.
It'll be all right.
:07:17
Leslie, darling, it'll be all right.
:07:21
Mr. Withers, I hope you understand
that I couldn't see anyone...
:07:24
-...until my husband came.
-I understand, Mrs. Crosbie.
:07:28
Howard, how nice of you to come.
:07:30
Naturally, I'd want to be here if I can help.
:07:33
-Then you will help us?
-Of course I will. In every way I can.
:07:36
-You're a dear.
-Darling.
:07:39
How's Dorothy?
:07:40
She's very well
and anxious to see you.
:07:42
-Has her niece arrived from England?
-Adele. Charming girl. She came last week.
:07:47
Here, you better be resting.
:07:49
I do feel dreadfully faint.
:07:51
Come and lie down, darling.
I'll get you something to drink.
:07:55
I'm sorry to be so tiresome.
:07:58
-You're being very brave.
-How long have you been here?
:08:01
About an hour. One of the Crosbie
houseboys came to fetch me.
:08:04
-Was Hammond dead?
-Oh, yes. He was just riddled with bullets.
:08:08
-What?
-Here's the revolver.
:08:10
All six chambers are empty.
:08:16
Here, you two.
Better have a drink yourselves.
:08:18
Thanks, but I'm afraid I shouldn't.
:08:20
I'll have one, Bob.
:08:22
I'm on duty of a sort, you know.
:08:25
Feeling any better?
:08:27
Much better, thank you.
:08:29
Mrs. Crosbie, I know it sounds brutal,
but I'm afraid it's my duty...
:08:33
...to ask you some questions.
:08:35
I think that can wait until my wife--
:08:38
It's all right, really.
I feel perfectly well now.
:08:40
Then suppose you tell us
exactly what happened, Leslie.
:08:44
-I'll try.
-Take your time, Mrs. Crosbie.
:08:47
Remember, we're all friends here.
:08:49
You've been so patient.