:29:00
So if you left Bunny in there at....
What time did you say?
:29:04
Almost 9:55.
:29:07
Then it was during the next 10 minutes
that she went off.
:29:09
Went off?
:29:10
On her voyage of discovery.
:29:12
But the window and front door were locked.
lm sure l heard it lock behind me.
:29:16
Lets go and see, shall we?
:29:20
You must think lm a terrible mother,
leaving her that way.
:29:24
No, Mrs. Lake.
l dont know anything about you yet.
:29:29
Andrews, see what you can learn
about this cook.
:29:32
lf you cant find her, send out a general call.
:29:34
Very good, sir.
:29:36
l must now, l suppose, enter the personality
of a four-year-old female child...
:29:41
possessed with a conviction
forbidden doors are to be opened.
:29:45
Yes, Bunny would feel like that
about forbidden doors.
:29:47
lve been put in there, and l assume
my mother has gone off and left me.
:29:52
Well, thats how it must have seemed
to a child.
:29:55
Maybe ld try this door.
:29:58
Empty, obviously, at this hour.
:30:01
Somewhere a hymn of nauseating banality
is being sung by the punctual children.
:30:05
They were singing, yes.
:30:07
So l cross the hall...
:30:10
and office.
:30:12
No joy there. And now...
:30:16
the kitchen.
:30:19
The cook was standing right there
when l talked to her.
:30:24
-ls this junket?
-Yes.
:30:28
lm terribly fond of the stuff.
:30:31
-Do you think theyd mind?
-Not from what the cook said about it.
:30:37
That door. Was that door open or shut?
:30:40
Shut, l think.
:30:43
lf she had wandered out this way,
she probably would have gone through it...
:30:48
-and on to the great outside world beyond.
-But the cook would have stopped her.
:30:54
Perhaps.
:30:57
l think that covers the possibilities here.
Dont you worry, Mrs. Lake.