The Fly
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1:20:00
The nurse is under strict instructions
not to leave her for any reason.

1:20:04
But, Inspector, it might be the truth.
1:20:07
It is the truth to her.
1:20:09
I'm satisfied now she's insane.
Don't worry. She won't hang.

1:20:13
- Well, I'm not satisfied.
- I wish I could help you.

1:20:16
The lady's in need of a doctor's care,
permanently.

1:20:19
There's no telling whom she might
attack next. Perhaps the boy.

1:20:24
But there must be something
we can do to prove...

1:20:28
There is.
1:20:31
Show me the fly.
1:20:52
- Good morning, monsieur.
- Good morning, Emma.

1:20:55
- How's the mistress, sir?
- As well as can be expected.

1:20:58
- Such a lovely lady.
- Yes.

1:21:00
Emma, when you had that mad search
for a fly, did you see it?

1:21:05
- Oh, yes. I saw it.
- What did it look like?

1:21:08
Oh, just a fly. I'd say it was a bluebottle.
You know, quite a large one.

1:21:12
- But did it look any different?
- Not to me it didn't.

1:21:17
She and Philippe were saying
its head was white. But it was just a fly.

1:21:22
- Thank you.
- May I fix you breakfast, sir?

1:21:24
- A nice cup of tea? Some coffee?
- No, thank you.


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