:33:00
But, uh, my dear...
:33:02
you... you mustn't think that this,
in any way, makes you a witch.
:33:06
Oh, of course,
it is tragic that Edgar died...
:33:09
but one swallow
doesn't make a summer.
:33:12
Your, uh, behavior sounds exemplary
to say the least, the very least.
:33:15
Oh, why did Edgar change that way?
:33:20
Oh, normal.
Quite normal.
:33:23
You see, he was the, uh...
the weakest of the tribe...
:33:26
who had somehow won the prize... you...
:33:28
without really having had
to fight for you.
:33:30
Uh, latent feelings of inadequacy
lay dormant...
:33:33
until he was triggered by
Leonard parading before you in
his rich, many-colored feathers.
:33:37
Edgar, naturally,
felt impelled to get even more feathers...
:33:42
and driven by this ego drive,
he smothered in his own, uh, feathers.
:33:46
It happens every day, you know.
:33:49
Tell me, um,
what happened to the other feather...
:33:52
or, uh, fellow, this, uh, Leonard?
:33:56
I never heard from him again.
:34:03
- Dr. Steffanson... Aaah! Aaah!
- Oh!
:34:06
Oh! Oh! Louisa!
:34:08
I'm sorry. Just relax!
Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
:34:13
There.
Now, please, please, ju-just relax.
:34:17
- Mm. Yes.
- Try to relax.
:34:19
Uh, y-you were saying about,
uh, Leonard. Leonard.
:34:22
W- Where did Leonard go?
:34:25
Uh, well...
:34:29
he just walked away
like a plucked chicken.
:34:31
Uh-huh. Normal.
Quite... Quite normal.
:34:34
Yeah. Well, I...
:34:37
I put all the money in the bank and...
:34:40
- I gave the house to Mama.
- Uh-huh.
:34:43
Then I took a small allowance
for myself and I got out of Crawleyville.
:34:47
Mm-hmm.
:34:49
I took a trip to Europe alone,
to Paris.
:34:53
I wanted to forget...
:34:55
and I was determined
never to marry again.