:48:00
You were swept into the bay.
Everything always is.
:48:04
Please, don't get up.
:48:07
- I've frightened your little girl.
- He's a boy.
:48:11
- I'm sorry.
- No. I must cut his hair.
:48:15
Was anyone else on board with you?
:48:18
David, we really must
put the poor man to bed.
:48:21
No, I was alone.
:48:23
Didn't you bother
to get a weather report before you left?
:48:26
No.
:48:28
- Did you notify the coastguard?
- David, what does it matter?
:48:32
Because if he did, there may be men out
there risking their lives looking for him.
:48:37
- And we can let them know that he's safe.
- No.
:48:42
I... I... I did not
:48:44
notify the coastguard.
:48:50
I'll just turn the bed down.
:49:07
- I've never seen anybody so exhausted.
- But, Mummy...
:49:10
Jo, you must play terribly quietly
so that the man upstairs can sleep.
:49:14
He won't hear anything.
:49:16
- Mummy, why...
- David,
:49:20
who do you suppose he is?
:49:22
A damn fool to be out in this weather.
:49:26
He's not a working sailor.
:49:29
- He's not a working sailor?
- No.
:49:31
I noticed his hands are terribly soft.
:49:34
His hands?
He's wearing a suit for God's sake.
:49:39
You're very observant all of a sudden,
aren't you?
:49:44
I'm going over to Tom's.
:49:46
David. Suppose he wakes up?
:49:59
Who's that man in my room, Mummy?