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No, not Carlotta. Elster's wife.
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Yes, I guess you'd consider
that she would... You could...
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I think I'll go take a look at that portrait.
Goodbye.
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- Midge...
- Goodbye!
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Midge! You...
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You've done well.
You're good at your job.
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That's Carlotta Valdes.
There were things you didn't tell me.
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- I didn't know where she'd lead you.
- You knew about this.
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You notice the way she does her hair?
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There's something else -
my wife Madeleine
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has several pieces of jewellery
that belonged to Carlotta.
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She inherited them.
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Never wore them,
they were too old-fashioned.
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Until now.
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Now, when she's alone,
she takes them out and looks at them.
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Handles them, gently, curiously.
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Puts them on
and stares at herself in the mirror.
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Then goes into that other world,
is someone else again.
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Carlotta Valdes was what,
your wife's... grandmother?
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Great-grandmother.
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The child who was taken from her,
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whose loss drove Carlotta mad
and to her death,
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was Madeleine's grandmother.
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And the McKittrick Hotel
is the old Valdes home.
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I think that explains it. Anyone could
become obsessed with the past
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with a background like that.
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She never heard of Carlotta Valdes.
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She knows nothing of a grave
at the Mission Dolores,
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or that old house on Eddy Street,
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the portrait at
the Palace of the Legion of...?