:44:00
The elephant was mine.
:44:04
You're playing the game
I started in 1969.
:44:08
I'm gonna have to play.
:44:15
It's not my turn.
:44:17
Whose turn is it?
:44:23
Sarah Whittle.
:44:32
This is where she used to live.
:44:36
This place gives me the creeps.
:44:48
We used to play on this porch.
:44:54
She doesn't live here.
:44:56
She probably married Billy Jessup.
:44:58
-Come on.
-Let's at least ask.
:45:00
-Maybe she'll know where Sarah went.
-She'll know. She's a psychic.
:45:04
Good point.
:45:09
I remember the porch
being a lot bigger.
:45:12
-Can you help us?
-Do you have an appointment?
:45:16
-No, we're trying to find someone.
-Madam Serena can't see anyone now.
:45:20
Maybe you can help us.
:45:26
What is it?
:45:27
We're looking for someone
who used to live here.
:45:30
No, I've lived here my whole life.
:45:32
Then you must know Sarah Whittle.
:45:39
What do you want
with Sarah Whittle?
:45:43
Sarah?
:45:46
I don't go by that name anymore.
:45:49
Sarah Whittle?
:45:52
What do you want?
:45:55
Twenty-six years ago, you played a game
with a little boy down the street.