Marnie

1:44:01

Hey, wait a minute!

1:44:04

I can't give you a gun, my mister
isn't home. I don't know what he'd -

1:44:08

You must be crazy!

1:44:11

Mrs Turpin!

1:44:13

Miss Mainwaring,
this woman comes tearing in here

1:44:16

demandin' I give her a gun.

1:44:18

Tell this fool to give me a gun.
Forio 's hurt!

1:44:21

Marnie, wait. I ' ll call a vet.
There's nothing a vet can do.

1:44:25

We don't have a phone
anyway, Miss Mainwaring.

1:44:27

If the horse is hurt bad,
I could give her Jack's pistol.

1:44:31

Hurry. Oh, hurry, please.
He's suffering.

1:44:33

Go get the gun!

1:44:35

I'll do it, Marnie. You wait here.

1:44:37

Are you still in the mood for killing?

1:44:42

Please, Marnie!

1:44:44

Stay out of my way!

1:44:50

Marnie, please!

1:44:52

If you don't want me to do it,

1:44:53

then let me go back
for one of the men.

1:44:56

(Whinnies)

1:45:13

There.

1:45:16

There now.

1:45:23

So you can see, Mr Strutt,
how very disadvantageous,

1:45:28

any action on your part
would be for everyone.

1:45:31

For me, certainly.

1:45:34

For a sick girl... and for you.

1:45:38

Yes, I 'm sure that's the fashionable
attitude, Mr Rutland.

1:45:41

But just wait until
you've been victimised.

1:45:51

(Mark) Try to look at the situation
from a business point of view.

1:45:55

(Strutt) Yes.

1:45:57

(Mark) We 've been business friends
for a number of years now.