1
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(HEAVY BREATHING)

2
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EDITH: <i>Ghosts are real.</i>

3
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<i>This much, I know.</i>

4
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<i>The first time I saw one,
I was 10 years old.</i>

5
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<i>It was my mother's.</i>

6
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<i>Black cholera
had taken her.</i>

7
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<i>So, Father ordered a closed casket,
asked me not to look.</i>

8
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<i>There were to be
no parting kisses.</i>

9
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<i>No goodbyes.</i>

10
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"And the Lord
said unto me..."

11
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<i>No last words.</i>

12
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PRIEST: "...take thy
place beside me..."

13
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<i>That is</i>

14
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<i>until the night
she came back.</i>

15
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(THUNDER RUMBLING)

16
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(CLOCK TICKING LOUDLY)

17
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(WHIMPERING)

18
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(BED CREAKING)

19
00:02:07,399 --> 00:02:08,861
(CLOCK STOPS TICKING)

20
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(DOOR CREAKS OPEN)

21
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(GASPS)

22
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GHOST: (WHISPERING)
My child.

23
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When the time comes

24
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Beware of Crimson Peak.

25
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(SCREAMING)

26
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(BREATHING HEAVILY)

27
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EDITH: <i>It would be years before
I again heard such a voice</i>

28
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<i>or understood its
desperate warning.</i>

29
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<i>A warning from
out of time</i>

30
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<i>and one that I
came to understand</i>

31
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<i>only when it
was too late.</i>

32
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VENDOR 1: Barley mead and ale!
I got sweet and bitter!

33
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Barley mead and ale!

34
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VENDOR 2: Apple, sir?

35
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VENDOR 1: Straight out of
the oven this morning.

36
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Edith!

37
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Alan. When did you get back?
Two weeks ago.

38
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I thought Eunice
had told you.

39
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(STUTTERS) No,
I hadn't heard.

40
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Oh. She made a
conquest in London.

41
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(CHUCKLES) What are
you doing here?

42
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I'm setting up my
practice upstairs.

43
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I'm to meet
Ogilvie at 10:00

44
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to see if he wants to
publish my manuscript.

45
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You do know
it's only 9:00.

46
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I know, but I couldn't
wait any longer.

47
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And I want to make some
corrections anyway, so...

48
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If you have any free time,
please come and visit.

49
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We met him at
the British Museum

50
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last fall, when we
were visiting Alan.

51
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Mother. You wouldn't believe it.
He's so handsome.

52
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And he has crossed the ocean with
his sister, only to see Eunice again.

53
00:04:53,965 --> 00:04:55,657
Mother, he's here
on business.

54
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It seems he's a baronet.

55
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SOCIETY GIRL:
What's a baronet?

56
00:04:58,568 --> 00:05:00,031
Well, an aristocrat
of some sort.

57
00:05:00,218 --> 00:05:02,760
A man that feeds off land
that others work for him.

58
00:05:03,555 --> 00:05:05,475
A parasite with a title.

59
00:05:06,471 --> 00:05:10,661
This parasite is perfectly charming and
a magnificent dancer.

60
00:05:10,921 --> 00:05:12,765
Although, that wouldn't
concern you, would it, Edith,

61
00:05:12,916 --> 00:05:14,301
our very young
Jane Austen?

62
00:05:14,450 --> 00:05:15,803
Though, she died
a spinster, no?

63
00:05:15,946 --> 00:05:17,375
Mother, please.

64
00:05:17,519 --> 00:05:19,211
That's all right.
Actually, Mrs. McMichael,

65
00:05:19,284 --> 00:05:20,899
I would prefer to
be Mary Shelley.

66
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She died a widow.

67
00:05:23,427 --> 00:05:24,431
Alan.

68
00:05:42,761 --> 00:05:45,380
Ah, Miss Cushing.
You're early.

69
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Just a little.

70
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(SIGHS)

71
00:05:56,303 --> 00:05:57,918
OGILVIE: A ghost story.

72
00:05:58,067 --> 00:06:00,795
Your father didn't tell me
it was a ghost story.

73
00:06:01,481 --> 00:06:03,140
Oh, it's not.

74
00:06:03,284 --> 00:06:05,859
It's more a story with a ghost in it.
Mmm-hmm...

75
00:06:06,008 --> 00:06:07,743
The ghost is
just a metaphor.

76
00:06:08,425 --> 00:06:09,538
A metaphor?

77
00:06:09,691 --> 00:06:11,611
For the past.
Well...

78
00:06:12,108 --> 00:06:14,378
Lovely handwriting.
Nice confident loops.

79
00:06:14,524 --> 00:06:15,681
Miss Cushing,

80
00:06:16,135 --> 00:06:18,514
may I offer a
word of advice?

81
00:06:19,166 --> 00:06:21,207
He told me it
needed a love story.

82
00:06:21,775 --> 00:06:23,084
Can you believe that?

83
00:06:23,961 --> 00:06:25,314
Ogilvie's
old-fashioned.

84
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He said that just
because I'm a woman.

85
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Everyone falls in love,
dear. Even women.

86
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I don't want to write
a love story like that.

87
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Well, my darling, I was hoping
to make this a celebratory gift.

88
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I'm a builder, dear.

89
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If there's one
thing I know,

90
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it's the importance of
the right tool for the job.

91
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It's beautiful.

92
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But actually, Father,
I was hoping to type it,

93
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in your office.

94
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Type it?

95
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I'm submitting it to
<i>The Atlantic Monthly,</i>

96
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but I realize now that my
handwriting is too feminine.

97
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It gives me away.

98
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Without a doubt.

99
00:07:03,857 --> 00:07:05,211
MAN: <i>But what you
must appreciate,</i>

100
00:07:05,392 --> 00:07:07,203
is the way that the molding
is incorporated into

101
00:07:07,272 --> 00:07:08,581
the overall design
of the clock.

102
00:07:09,535 --> 00:07:10,964
(PEOPLE BUSTLING)

103
00:07:14,407 --> 00:07:15,716
(DINGS)

104
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It'll take me all day,

105
00:07:17,284 --> 00:07:19,171
but it does make it look rather handsome,
don't you think?

106
00:07:19,240 --> 00:07:20,354
(CHUCKLES) Yes.

107
00:07:23,383 --> 00:07:24,497
Good morning, miss.

108
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Forgive the interruption.

109
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I have an appointment with
Mr. Carter Everett Cushing.

110
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Goodness. With the
great man himself.

111
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I'm afraid so.

112
00:07:33,281 --> 00:07:35,823
"Sir Thomas Sharpe,
Baronet."

113
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He'll be here shortly.
Thank you.

114
00:07:39,649 --> 00:07:41,231
You're not late,
are you?

115
00:07:41,643 --> 00:07:42,723
He hates that.

116
00:07:42,909 --> 00:07:45,179
Uh, not at all. In fact,
I'm a little early.

117
00:07:45,365 --> 00:07:47,209
Oh, I'm afraid he
hates that, too.

118
00:07:47,283 --> 00:07:49,585
I'm sorry,
I don't mean to pry,

119
00:07:49,853 --> 00:07:51,697
but this is a piece
of fiction, is it not?

120
00:07:51,848 --> 00:07:53,659
Yes.
Who are you transcribing this for?

121
00:07:53,881 --> 00:07:56,608
It's to be sent to New York tomorrow,
to <i>The Atlantic Monthly.</i>

122
00:07:56,758 --> 00:07:57,718
Well, whoever wrote it,

123
00:07:59,443 --> 00:08:00,709
it's rather good,
don't you think?

124
00:08:01,476 --> 00:08:04,051
Really?
It's certainly captured my attention.

125
00:08:05,428 --> 00:08:07,119
I wrote it.

126
00:08:08,228 --> 00:08:09,188
It's mine.

127
00:08:11,796 --> 00:08:12,800
Ghosts?

128
00:08:12,870 --> 00:08:15,063
Well, the ghosts are
just a metaphor...

129
00:08:15,133 --> 00:08:16,671
They've always
fascinated me.

130
00:08:16,898 --> 00:08:17,978
You see,
where I come from

131
00:08:18,854 --> 00:08:20,698
ghosts are not to
be taken lightly.

132
00:08:20,849 --> 00:08:22,355
CARTER: Sir Thomas Sharpe.

133
00:08:22,844 --> 00:08:23,924
Welcome to our
fair city.

134
00:08:25,568 --> 00:08:26,681
Sir. It's my pleasure.

135
00:08:26,833 --> 00:08:28,568
I see you've already
met my daughter, Edith.

136
00:08:31,053 --> 00:08:33,432
The Sharpe clay mines
have been royal purveyors

137
00:08:33,508 --> 00:08:37,153
of the purest scarlet
clay since 1796.

138
00:08:37,958 --> 00:08:39,693
In its liquid form,

139
00:08:39,761 --> 00:08:42,227
it is so rich in ore
and so malleable

140
00:08:42,370 --> 00:08:44,869
that it can produce
the strongest bricks and tiles.

141
00:08:45,247 --> 00:08:47,059
Excessive mining
in the last 20 years

142
00:08:47,127 --> 00:08:49,549
has caused most of our
old deposits to collapse.

143
00:08:49,735 --> 00:08:52,114
This is a clay harvester
of my own design.

144
00:08:52,267 --> 00:08:53,959
It transports
the clay upwards

145
00:08:54,109 --> 00:08:55,494
as it digs deep.

146
00:08:55,566 --> 00:08:57,149
(WHIRRING)

147
00:08:58,904 --> 00:09:00,671
I have absolutely
no doubt

148
00:09:00,745 --> 00:09:03,823
this machine will revolutionize clay
mining as we know it.

149
00:09:04,351 --> 00:09:05,857
Turn it off, please.

150
00:09:10,336 --> 00:09:12,256
Have you tested it?
Full-scale?

151
00:09:12,407 --> 00:09:13,640
Not yet, sir.
We're very close.

152
00:09:13,711 --> 00:09:14,791
But we hope that,
with funding...

153
00:09:14,862 --> 00:09:19,434
So, actually, what you have is a toy,
and some fancy words.

154
00:09:20,310 --> 00:09:21,346
Mr. Cushing, I...

155
00:09:21,537 --> 00:09:24,156
You've already tried,
and failed,

156
00:09:24,337 --> 00:09:26,334
to raise capital
in London,

157
00:09:26,409 --> 00:09:27,446
Edinburgh,

158
00:09:27,752 --> 00:09:29,487
Milan.
Yes, that's correct, sir.

159
00:09:30,015 --> 00:09:31,291
And now you're here.

160
00:09:32,125 --> 00:09:33,860
Correct again, sir.

161
00:09:34,964 --> 00:09:36,273
The men at this table,

162
00:09:36,613 --> 00:09:37,999
all of us,

163
00:09:38,148 --> 00:09:40,875
came up through
honest, hard work.

164
00:09:41,370 --> 00:09:44,142
Well, maybe not all of us.
Mr. Ferguson, here, is a lawyer.

165
00:09:44,554 --> 00:09:46,398
But even he
can't help that.

166
00:09:46,626 --> 00:09:48,546
I started as
a steel worker

167
00:09:48,735 --> 00:09:51,278
raising buildings before
I could own them.

168
00:09:51,459 --> 00:09:52,768
My hands.

169
00:09:52,917 --> 00:09:54,346
Feel them.

170
00:09:54,490 --> 00:09:55,919
Rough.

171
00:09:56,063 --> 00:09:58,562
The reflection
of who I am.

172
00:09:59,016 --> 00:10:00,599
Now, you, sir,

173
00:10:01,050 --> 00:10:03,046
when I shook your hand...

174
00:10:04,310 --> 00:10:06,853
You've got the softest
hands I've ever felt.

175
00:10:08,914 --> 00:10:12,406
In America, we bank on effort,
not privilege.

176
00:10:12,673 --> 00:10:14,485
That is how we
built this country.

177
00:10:16,241 --> 00:10:18,663
I'm here with all
that I possess, sir.

178
00:10:18,811 --> 00:10:21,157
A name,
a patch of land

179
00:10:21,304 --> 00:10:22,843
and the will to
make it yield.

180
00:10:22,992 --> 00:10:24,269
The least that you
can grant me

181
00:10:24,335 --> 00:10:25,873
is the courtesy
of your time

182
00:10:26,023 --> 00:10:28,369
and the chance to prove to you
and these fine gentlemen

183
00:10:28,516 --> 00:10:30,022
that my will, dear sir,

184
00:10:30,166 --> 00:10:33,014
is, at the very least,
as strong as yours.

185
00:10:34,079 --> 00:10:35,355
(THUNDER RUMBLING)

186
00:10:40,178 --> 00:10:41,837
I need a corset.

187
00:10:41,981 --> 00:10:44,633
No, you don't.
You look very handsome.

188
00:10:44,743 --> 00:10:45,780
Do I?

189
00:10:45,856 --> 00:10:47,132
Yes, you do,
young man.

190
00:10:47,275 --> 00:10:50,581
I do wish you'd change your mind
and come along tonight.

191
00:10:50,728 --> 00:10:53,685
Mrs. McMichael has
gone to a lot of trouble.

192
00:10:54,142 --> 00:10:56,412
Little Lord Fauntleroy
will be there.

193
00:10:56,636 --> 00:10:58,327
You mean Thomas Sharpe?

194
00:10:58,477 --> 00:11:00,899
Sir Thomas Sharpe,
Baronet.

195
00:11:01,047 --> 00:11:04,081
Apparently, he's taken
an interest in young Eunice.

196
00:11:04,231 --> 00:11:06,806
I saw you spying
on us, child.

197
00:11:07,262 --> 00:11:09,226
Was his proposal
so outrageous

198
00:11:09,372 --> 00:11:11,521
as to merit such a
harsh answer from you?

199
00:11:11,673 --> 00:11:13,288
It wasn't his
proposal, my love.

200
00:11:13,438 --> 00:11:14,714
It was him.

201
00:11:15,356 --> 00:11:18,008
There's something about
him that I don't like.

202
00:11:18,156 --> 00:11:20,731
What, I don't know.

203
00:11:21,187 --> 00:11:23,336
And I don't like
not knowing.

204
00:11:24,716 --> 00:11:27,095
What I saw was
a dreamer facing defeat.

205
00:11:27,171 --> 00:11:28,525
(SIGHS)

206
00:11:28,591 --> 00:11:30,020
Did you see his suit?

207
00:11:30,164 --> 00:11:33,045
It was beautifully tailored,
but at least a decade old.

208
00:11:33,117 --> 00:11:34,077
(SIGHS)

209
00:11:34,882 --> 00:11:37,424
I can see that you observed
far more than I did.

210
00:11:37,721 --> 00:11:39,914
And his shoes were
handmade, but worn.

211
00:11:40,061 --> 00:11:41,250
That'll be young
Dr. McMichael.

212
00:11:41,403 --> 00:11:43,520
He's brought his new
motorcar to collect me.

213
00:11:43,667 --> 00:11:45,664
Come and see it.
Say hello to him.

214
00:11:45,853 --> 00:11:47,773
He's just opened
his new practice.

215
00:11:47,925 --> 00:11:49,998
And he's always been
awfully fond of you.

216
00:11:50,534 --> 00:11:51,963
I know that, Father.

217
00:11:52,759 --> 00:11:53,763
ALAN: Good evening, Marie.

218
00:11:53,909 --> 00:11:55,218
MARIE: Good evening,
Dr. McMichael.

219
00:11:55,367 --> 00:11:57,364
Good evening,
Mr. Cushing.

220
00:11:57,822 --> 00:11:58,902
Alan.

221
00:11:58,973 --> 00:11:59,932
Hello, Edith.

222
00:11:59,971 --> 00:12:01,891
My, don't we look
smart, Alan.

223
00:12:02,004 --> 00:12:04,579
Oh, it's just something
I threw together.

224
00:12:04,804 --> 00:12:07,532
CARTER: It's Edith who should be
the belle of the ball this evening.

225
00:12:07,604 --> 00:12:09,067
Don't you agree, Alan?

226
00:12:09,523 --> 00:12:12,250
As I recall, Edith takes a dim view
of social frivolity.

227
00:12:12,707 --> 00:12:14,703
You lads enjoy
the party.

228
00:12:14,893 --> 00:12:16,322
Don't let him
drink too much.

229
00:12:16,389 --> 00:12:17,426
Hey.

230
00:12:19,919 --> 00:12:21,534
So, she's not coming?

231
00:12:21,683 --> 00:12:23,341
Stubborn to the bone.

232
00:12:24,062 --> 00:12:25,524
Where does she
get that from?

233
00:12:25,673 --> 00:12:27,331
CARTER: I'm not complaining.

234
00:12:27,476 --> 00:12:28,905
I like it.

235
00:12:45,928 --> 00:12:47,357
"Allerdale Hall."

236
00:12:50,263 --> 00:12:51,539
(DOOR OPENS)

237
00:12:51,605 --> 00:12:53,984
Father, did you
forget something?

238
00:12:55,173 --> 00:12:56,755
(DOOR SQUEAKING)

239
00:13:00,275 --> 00:13:02,195
(RATTLING)

240
00:13:08,523 --> 00:13:10,105
(RATTLING)

241
00:13:14,162 --> 00:13:15,897
(CREAKING)

242
00:13:42,243 --> 00:13:43,672
(GASPS)

243
00:13:44,391 --> 00:13:45,700
(CREAKS)

244
00:13:53,713 --> 00:13:54,869
(GASPS)

245
00:13:55,938 --> 00:13:57,673
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

246
00:14:10,477 --> 00:14:12,092
(WHISPERS)
What is it?

247
00:14:12,241 --> 00:14:13,856
What do you want?

248
00:14:21,678 --> 00:14:24,253
Beware of Crimson Peak.

249
00:14:32,880 --> 00:14:34,800
Excuse me, miss.
Are you all right, miss?

250
00:14:35,757 --> 00:14:37,983
Whatever is it?
Please, help me up.

251
00:14:39,747 --> 00:14:41,940
There's a Sir Thomas
Sharpe at the door.

252
00:14:42,010 --> 00:14:43,090
Thomas Sharpe?

253
00:14:43,161 --> 00:14:45,079
He's dripping wet,
and most insistent on coming in.

254
00:14:45,194 --> 00:14:46,961
Well, that's absolutely
out of the question, Annie.

255
00:14:47,074 --> 00:14:48,263
Please just tell
him to go away.

256
00:14:48,531 --> 00:14:49,840
I tried.
And?

257
00:14:49,912 --> 00:14:51,527
He wants to
talk to you.

258
00:14:56,817 --> 00:14:57,822
Miss Cushing.

259
00:14:58,083 --> 00:14:59,698
Are you all right?
You seem a little pale.

260
00:14:59,771 --> 00:15:02,466
I'm not all too well,
Sir Thomas, I'm afraid.

261
00:15:02,879 --> 00:15:04,570
Father isn't home.
Oh, I know.

262
00:15:05,602 --> 00:15:07,719
I waited in the rain
for him to leave.

263
00:15:08,748 --> 00:15:09,937
Oh.

264
00:15:10,666 --> 00:15:13,514
I know he's going to the reception at
the McMichael house,

265
00:15:13,697 --> 00:15:15,126
which is my
destination, too.

266
00:15:15,269 --> 00:15:17,266
But that's in
Bidwell Parkway, sir.

267
00:15:17,456 --> 00:15:19,649
This is Masten Park.

268
00:15:19,796 --> 00:15:21,302
You're very, very lost.

269
00:15:21,522 --> 00:15:22,756
That I am.

270
00:15:22,903 --> 00:15:24,409
And I desperately
need your help.

271
00:15:24,937 --> 00:15:26,016
My help with what?

272
00:15:26,471 --> 00:15:28,053
Miss Cushing, the language,
for one thing.

273
00:15:28,197 --> 00:15:31,198
As you can plainly see,
I do not speak a word of American.

274
00:15:32,992 --> 00:15:35,263
Tell me, why would you
want to stay here?

275
00:15:35,908 --> 00:15:37,523
All alone.

276
00:15:41,087 --> 00:15:42,516
(THUNDER RUMBLING)

277
00:15:44,731 --> 00:15:46,575
(PIANO PLAYING)

278
00:16:15,267 --> 00:16:17,187
(APPLAUSE)

279
00:16:47,337 --> 00:16:49,301
Alan, this is
Sir Thomas Sharpe.

280
00:16:49,447 --> 00:16:51,335
Sir Thomas,
Dr. Alan McMichael.

281
00:16:51,480 --> 00:16:53,172
Best man in town if
you're feeling poorly.

282
00:16:53,322 --> 00:16:55,941
I've heard so much about you
from Mother and my sister.

283
00:16:56,084 --> 00:16:59,728
Although, I must confess,
I had a little trouble understanding your title.

284
00:17:00,227 --> 00:17:01,231
"Baronet."

285
00:17:01,301 --> 00:17:02,730
Edith kindly
explained it to me.

286
00:17:03,181 --> 00:17:04,370
Edith,

287
00:17:04,523 --> 00:17:06,062
this is Lady Lucille Sharpe.

288
00:17:06,134 --> 00:17:07,139
My sister.

289
00:17:07,209 --> 00:17:08,705
I'm delighted to
meet you, Miss Cushing.

290
00:17:09,549 --> 00:17:11,698
You've managed to delay
my brother quite a bit.

291
00:17:12,426 --> 00:17:13,702
(WHISPERS)
Now's the time.

292
00:17:13,845 --> 00:17:15,886
Poor Eunice was
growing desperate.

293
00:17:16,032 --> 00:17:19,524
She claims no gentleman in America knows
how to dance a proper waltz.

294
00:17:20,252 --> 00:17:21,331
Come with me.

295
00:17:21,479 --> 00:17:23,094
Interesting development,
don't you think?

296
00:17:23,244 --> 00:17:24,204
Indeed.

297
00:17:24,356 --> 00:17:25,360
Ladies and gentlemen,

298
00:17:25,507 --> 00:17:27,275
please make some space.

299
00:17:27,425 --> 00:17:30,840
The baronet would like to
demonstrate for us the waltz.

300
00:17:30,993 --> 00:17:32,575
European style.
(APPLAUSE)

301
00:17:33,141 --> 00:17:34,723
Mrs. McMichael,
I wanted to apologize.

302
00:17:34,867 --> 00:17:36,373
Edith, we weren't
expecting you.

303
00:17:36,517 --> 00:17:38,404
I know. And I'm sure
there's no place for me...

304
00:17:38,550 --> 00:17:39,707
Don't worry,
my child.

305
00:17:39,893 --> 00:17:41,780
Everybody has their place.

306
00:17:41,926 --> 00:17:43,312
I'll make sure
you find yours.

307
00:17:45,187 --> 00:17:46,147
The waltz.

308
00:17:46,222 --> 00:17:47,531
Not a complicated
dance, really.

309
00:17:47,680 --> 00:17:50,365
The lady takes her place slightly to
the left of the leading gentleman.

310
00:17:50,404 --> 00:17:53,099
Six basic steps,
and that's all.

311
00:17:53,242 --> 00:17:55,937
However, it is said that
the true test of the perfect waltz

312
00:17:56,081 --> 00:17:57,587
is for it to
be so swift,

313
00:17:57,731 --> 00:17:59,084
so delicate

314
00:17:59,150 --> 00:18:01,114
and so smooth

315
00:18:01,375 --> 00:18:05,064
that a candle flame will not be extinguished
in the hand of the lead dancer.

316
00:18:05,211 --> 00:18:09,249
Now, that requires
the perfect partner.

317
00:18:13,344 --> 00:18:14,850
Would you be mine?

318
00:18:16,068 --> 00:18:18,064
I don't think so.
Thank you.

319
00:18:18,638 --> 00:18:20,330
But I'm sure Eunice
would be delighted.

320
00:18:20,479 --> 00:18:21,483
I dare say.

321
00:18:21,553 --> 00:18:22,557
But I have asked you.

322
00:18:27,998 --> 00:18:29,035
(CROWD COOS)

323
00:18:43,074 --> 00:18:44,766
(PLAYING PIANO)

324
00:18:49,481 --> 00:18:51,368
(WHISPERS) Why are
we doing this?

325
00:18:51,437 --> 00:18:54,470
I've always closed my eyes to things
that made me uncomfortable.

326
00:18:55,887 --> 00:18:57,076
It makes
everything easier.

327
00:18:57,230 --> 00:18:58,921
I don't want to
close my eyes.

328
00:19:00,222 --> 00:19:02,263
I want to keep
them open.

329
00:19:52,048 --> 00:19:53,707
(PIANO STOPS)
(APPLAUSE)

330
00:20:27,610 --> 00:20:28,723
Mr. Holly!

331
00:20:28,875 --> 00:20:29,835
Mr. Cushing.

332
00:20:30,372 --> 00:20:32,717
I like the club the first
thing in the morning.

333
00:20:33,095 --> 00:20:34,209
I have it all
to myself.

334
00:20:34,284 --> 00:20:35,943
A great way to
start the day, sir.

335
00:20:38,850 --> 00:20:41,228
There's a young gentleman
and his sister.

336
00:20:41,305 --> 00:20:43,192
I want you to
investigate for me.

337
00:20:43,261 --> 00:20:44,614
There's something not
quite right about them.

338
00:20:44,872 --> 00:20:46,061
I want results.

339
00:20:46,560 --> 00:20:47,869
As soon as possible.

340
00:20:50,895 --> 00:20:54,048
ALAN: You have not been using
the drops regularly...

341
00:20:54,463 --> 00:20:55,892
Edith, come in.

342
00:20:56,036 --> 00:20:58,338
...and I must insist
you do so.

343
00:20:58,491 --> 00:21:02,179
Take this to the druggist
and ask him to prepare it exactly.

344
00:21:04,552 --> 00:21:06,014
And resume the dose.

345
00:21:06,163 --> 00:21:09,164
<i>"Toxicology of the Eye."
"Morphology of the Optic Nerve."</i>

346
00:21:09,309 --> 00:21:11,774
<i>"Principles of Optical
Refraction."</i>

347
00:21:12,876 --> 00:21:15,179
And "Arthur Conan Doyle."

348
00:21:15,331 --> 00:21:17,405
Fancy yourself
a detective?

349
00:21:17,556 --> 00:21:19,630
Well, not really,

350
00:21:19,781 --> 00:21:22,051
but he is an ophthalmologist
just like me.

351
00:21:22,121 --> 00:21:23,278
(CHUCKLES)

352
00:21:24,155 --> 00:21:25,234
Come.

353
00:21:25,344 --> 00:21:27,339
I think you're going to like
what I have to show you.

354
00:21:27,761 --> 00:21:29,834
Ghost photography
is easy to fake.

355
00:21:29,986 --> 00:21:32,135
However, with
glass plates

356
00:21:32,210 --> 00:21:34,633
it is, by definition,
impossible.

357
00:21:34,781 --> 00:21:36,745
I got these in London.

358
00:21:36,891 --> 00:21:38,167
They're genuine.

359
00:21:38,310 --> 00:21:41,802
The image is captured using
a coating of silver salts,

360
00:21:41,954 --> 00:21:44,071
invisible to the naked eye.

361
00:21:44,256 --> 00:21:46,951
It's called
a latent image.

362
00:21:47,133 --> 00:21:49,097
Now, it's my belief
that houses,

363
00:21:49,243 --> 00:21:52,778
places, be it by chemical
compounds in the earth

364
00:21:52,926 --> 00:21:55,545
or the minerals in the stone
can retain impressions

365
00:21:55,880 --> 00:21:58,302
or a person that is
no longer living.

366
00:22:00,560 --> 00:22:01,869
But not everyone
can see them.

367
00:22:02,056 --> 00:22:03,365
The man that just left,

368
00:22:03,437 --> 00:22:05,510
amongst other ailments,
is color blind.

369
00:22:05,854 --> 00:22:09,542
Now, that man will never
perceive the colors red or green.

370
00:22:09,690 --> 00:22:12,920
He only accepts their existence because
the majority around him does.

371
00:22:15,137 --> 00:22:16,600
Perhaps we only
notice things

372
00:22:16,672 --> 00:22:19,749
when the time comes
for us to see them.

373
00:22:22,848 --> 00:22:24,081
(CHUCKLES)

374
00:22:24,766 --> 00:22:27,144
You've never spoken to me
about these interests of yours, Alan.

375
00:22:27,298 --> 00:22:29,065
You've never given
me the chance.

376
00:22:30,789 --> 00:22:34,597
Edith, I understand your
fascination with the Sharpes,

377
00:22:34,778 --> 00:22:36,666
but in your own
best interest,

378
00:22:36,735 --> 00:22:39,462
proceed with caution
is all I ask.

379
00:22:39,612 --> 00:22:42,154
You've been gone
a long time and, well,

380
00:22:42,336 --> 00:22:44,376
I've managed somewhat.

381
00:22:47,629 --> 00:22:48,906
THOMAS: (CHUCKLES)
No, Edith.

382
00:22:49,049 --> 00:22:51,973
I think every time I read it,
it gets better and better.

383
00:22:52,118 --> 00:22:54,005
And I don't mind
the love story at all.

384
00:22:54,151 --> 00:22:55,155
Just a chapter or two.

385
00:22:55,302 --> 00:22:56,688
Well, I like it.

386
00:22:58,102 --> 00:22:59,259
Let me know
what you think.

387
00:22:59,330 --> 00:23:01,065
I'll finish it now.

388
00:23:09,649 --> 00:23:11,111
Is it a butterfly?

389
00:23:11,720 --> 00:23:12,800
No.

390
00:23:14,022 --> 00:23:15,637
But it will be soon.

391
00:23:15,787 --> 00:23:17,479
Oh, I hadn't
seen them.

392
00:23:19,623 --> 00:23:21,161
They're dying.

393
00:23:21,848 --> 00:23:23,310
They take their heat
from the sun

394
00:23:23,497 --> 00:23:25,647
and when it deserts them,
they die.

395
00:23:27,103 --> 00:23:28,380
That's sad.

396
00:23:28,523 --> 00:23:30,901
No, it's not sad,
Edith. It's nature.

397
00:23:31,707 --> 00:23:34,937
It's a savage world
of things dying

398
00:23:35,083 --> 00:23:37,548
or eating each other,
right beneath our feet.

399
00:23:37,691 --> 00:23:39,917
Surely there's
more to it than that.

400
00:23:41,336 --> 00:23:43,071
Beautiful things
are fragile.

401
00:23:46,821 --> 00:23:50,313
At home, we have
only black moths.

402
00:23:50,658 --> 00:23:52,654
Formidable creatures,
to be sure,

403
00:23:52,729 --> 00:23:54,267
but they lack beauty.

404
00:23:54,455 --> 00:23:56,834
They thrive on the
dark and the cold.

405
00:23:57,563 --> 00:23:59,254
What do they
feed on?

406
00:23:59,749 --> 00:24:01,407
Butterflies,
I'm afraid.

407
00:24:15,746 --> 00:24:17,481
Are you sure
about this?

408
00:24:19,275 --> 00:24:21,316
I don't think she's the right choice.
She's too young.

409
00:24:21,462 --> 00:24:22,924
She's just
a child, Thomas.

410
00:24:23,073 --> 00:24:24,917
Lucille, I've
explained all this.

411
00:24:26,104 --> 00:24:27,489
I will need the ring.

412
00:24:27,907 --> 00:24:29,336
The ring's mine.

413
00:24:29,479 --> 00:24:30,985
I earned it.

414
00:24:32,203 --> 00:24:33,861
I will want it back.

415
00:24:34,505 --> 00:24:36,698
Then you'd better
hope I'm successful.

416
00:24:37,535 --> 00:24:39,761
This is the last thing
we have to sell.

417
00:24:40,873 --> 00:24:42,608
You're not selling it.

418
00:24:43,443 --> 00:24:47,818
We are buying
something with it.

419
00:24:53,455 --> 00:24:55,758
Mr. Holly.
Is something the matter?

420
00:24:55,911 --> 00:24:57,024
Mr. Cushing.

421
00:24:57,215 --> 00:24:59,681
It is not often that I am
the bearer of bad news,

422
00:24:59,823 --> 00:25:03,894
but when I am,
I insist upon delivering it myself.

423
00:25:06,575 --> 00:25:08,267
Don't open it here.

424
00:25:12,598 --> 00:25:14,027
(WHISPERS)
Now is the time.

425
00:25:16,472 --> 00:25:19,047
Edith, may I
have a word?

426
00:25:19,388 --> 00:25:21,766
Just one moment.
Let me get my father.

427
00:25:28,096 --> 00:25:29,056
(KNOCKING)

428
00:25:29,170 --> 00:25:31,636
Father.
Everybody's waiting.

429
00:25:32,277 --> 00:25:33,467
I'll be there shortly.

430
00:25:36,382 --> 00:25:38,423
Miss Cushing.

431
00:25:38,569 --> 00:25:40,718
Edith. I really have no
right to ask this, but...

432
00:25:40,794 --> 00:25:41,754
Sir Thomas.

433
00:25:42,673 --> 00:25:44,670
May I speak with you
in my study, please?

434
00:25:44,822 --> 00:25:48,052
You and your sister,
if you would be so kind as to fetch her.

435
00:25:49,272 --> 00:25:51,999
Child, please tell our guests that
we will join them presently.

436
00:25:52,609 --> 00:25:54,377
(THUNDER RUMBLING)

437
00:25:56,752 --> 00:25:58,487
Now, Lady Lucille.

438
00:25:59,169 --> 00:26:02,017
Sir Thomas,
the first time we met

439
00:26:02,315 --> 00:26:05,850
I imagine it was hard for
you to realize that I didn't like you.

440
00:26:06,151 --> 00:26:07,460
You made that
clear enough, sir.

441
00:26:07,608 --> 00:26:08,722
But I had hoped that
now, with time...

442
00:26:08,874 --> 00:26:11,220
Your time, Sir Thomas,
is up.

443
00:26:11,291 --> 00:26:13,288
LUCILLE: Could you speak
plainly, Mr. Cushing?

444
00:26:13,554 --> 00:26:15,169
Plain I will be, missy.

445
00:26:15,319 --> 00:26:16,934
Plainer than you
might like to hear.

446
00:26:17,851 --> 00:26:19,040
In the past few days

447
00:26:19,194 --> 00:26:20,885
your brother has
deemed it fine enough

448
00:26:21,035 --> 00:26:22,727
to mix business with pleasure

449
00:26:22,876 --> 00:26:25,299
by repeatedly engaging
socially with my daughter.

450
00:26:25,907 --> 00:26:27,522
My only daughter.

451
00:26:27,595 --> 00:26:29,287
Sir, I'm aware that I have
no position to offer,

452
00:26:29,359 --> 00:26:30,822
but the fact is...

453
00:26:30,971 --> 00:26:32,738
You are falling
in love with her.

454
00:26:32,889 --> 00:26:34,504
Is that it?

455
00:26:35,689 --> 00:26:37,501
You play the part well.

456
00:26:37,722 --> 00:26:41,989
The other day, my daughter asked me
why I didn't like you.

457
00:26:42,249 --> 00:26:44,791
Honestly, at the time,
I had no good answer.

458
00:26:44,896 --> 00:26:45,900
But now, I do.

459
00:26:46,315 --> 00:26:49,621
That document there
gave me my answer.

460
00:26:52,645 --> 00:26:55,449
That's the first honest
reaction I've seen from you.

461
00:26:57,210 --> 00:26:58,323
Does she know?

462
00:26:58,591 --> 00:26:59,595
No.

463
00:27:01,046 --> 00:27:02,661
But I will tell her,

464
00:27:02,811 --> 00:27:05,233
if that's what it takes
to send you on your way.

465
00:27:05,841 --> 00:27:07,609
Sir, I know you will
find this hard to believe...

466
00:27:07,683 --> 00:27:08,839
You love her.

467
00:27:09,064 --> 00:27:10,024
I know.

468
00:27:10,138 --> 00:27:11,142
You're repeating yourself.

469
00:27:11,826 --> 00:27:12,862
Now, you,

470
00:27:13,053 --> 00:27:14,973
you seem to be the more
collected one, dear.

471
00:27:15,317 --> 00:27:17,084
It's overly
generous, I know.

472
00:27:17,235 --> 00:27:19,613
But if you want that check to clear,
there are two conditions.

473
00:27:19,767 --> 00:27:22,452
There's a train for New York City leaving
first thing tomorrow morning.

474
00:27:22,490 --> 00:27:25,262
You and your brother
better be on it.

475
00:27:25,789 --> 00:27:27,143
Do we understand
each other?

476
00:27:27,209 --> 00:27:28,322
We do.

477
00:27:28,551 --> 00:27:30,014
What is the second
condition?

478
00:27:30,086 --> 00:27:31,701
That concerns my daughter.

479
00:27:31,850 --> 00:27:33,585
Tonight you must

480
00:27:34,804 --> 00:27:36,921
thoroughly break
her heart.

481
00:27:39,408 --> 00:27:40,684
(CLINKING)

482
00:27:42,362 --> 00:27:43,867
Ladies and gentlemen,

483
00:27:43,934 --> 00:27:46,509
we have an unexpected
announcement.

484
00:27:47,118 --> 00:27:48,428
Sir Thomas.

485
00:27:52,566 --> 00:27:53,908
(WHISPERING)
Thank you, Mr. Cushing.

486
00:27:56,901 --> 00:27:58,483
Ladies and gentlemen,

487
00:27:59,126 --> 00:28:02,007
when I first came to
America, my heart was

488
00:28:02,156 --> 00:28:04,230
brimming with a
sense of adventure.

489
00:28:05,801 --> 00:28:08,420
Here, the future actually
seemed to mean something.

490
00:28:09,176 --> 00:28:11,555
I have found warmth and
friendship among you all.

491
00:28:12,284 --> 00:28:13,560
But for now,

492
00:28:13,818 --> 00:28:14,975
farewell.

493
00:28:16,542 --> 00:28:18,157
May we meet again.

494
00:28:19,457 --> 00:28:21,377
Perhaps on
a different shore.

495
00:28:22,104 --> 00:28:24,407
My sister and I
depart for England

496
00:28:24,905 --> 00:28:26,443
just in time
for the winter.

497
00:28:28,242 --> 00:28:29,246
To lasting friendship.

498
00:28:30,122 --> 00:28:32,195
ALL: To lasting friendship.

499
00:28:32,347 --> 00:28:34,496
(SOFTLY)
Excuse me. Sorry.

500
00:28:38,370 --> 00:28:39,646
Edith.

501
00:28:40,403 --> 00:28:42,018
You're leaving us.

502
00:28:42,167 --> 00:28:44,431
We must return home immediately
and attend to our interests.

503
00:28:44,776 --> 00:28:46,817
And with nothing to
hold us in America...

504
00:28:46,963 --> 00:28:47,923
I see.

505
00:28:48,420 --> 00:28:49,959
Your novel.

506
00:28:50,108 --> 00:28:52,378
I read the new chapters.
I'll have them delivered in the morning.

507
00:28:52,525 --> 00:28:53,485
That's very good of you,
thank you.

508
00:28:53,561 --> 00:28:54,750
Would you still like
to know my thoughts?

509
00:28:54,903 --> 00:28:56,257
If we must.

510
00:28:58,931 --> 00:29:01,354
It's absurdly sentimental.

511
00:29:01,502 --> 00:29:04,121
The aches that you describe
with such earnestness.

512
00:29:04,264 --> 00:29:05,693
The pain, the loss.

513
00:29:05,836 --> 00:29:07,064
You clearly haven't
lived at all.

514
00:29:07,102 --> 00:29:08,761
In fact, you only seem to know
what other writers tell you.

515
00:29:08,829 --> 00:29:09,833
That's enough!

516
00:29:09,903 --> 00:29:11,441
You insist on describing
the torments of love

517
00:29:11,514 --> 00:29:13,052
when you clearly know
nothing about them.

518
00:29:13,163 --> 00:29:14,440
I'm not done yet!

519
00:29:14,621 --> 00:29:15,778
What do you dream of?

520
00:29:15,926 --> 00:29:17,541
A kind man?

521
00:29:17,690 --> 00:29:19,807
A pure soul
to be redeemed?

522
00:29:19,953 --> 00:29:21,536
A wounded bird
you can nourish?

523
00:29:22,025 --> 00:29:23,301
Perfection.

524
00:29:23,905 --> 00:29:26,370
Perfection has no
place in love, Edith.

525
00:29:26,513 --> 00:29:28,707
I advise you to return
to your ghosts and fancies.

526
00:29:28,815 --> 00:29:29,895
The sooner, the better.

527
00:29:29,966 --> 00:29:32,082
You know precious little
of the human heart, or love,

528
00:29:32,536 --> 00:29:34,151
or the pain that
comes with it.

529
00:29:34,301 --> 00:29:35,916
You're nothing but
a spoiled child!

530
00:29:35,989 --> 00:29:37,374
(GUESTS GASP)

531
00:30:01,959 --> 00:30:03,498
How's the water
today, Benton?

532
00:30:03,647 --> 00:30:04,837
Piping hot.

533
00:30:04,990 --> 00:30:06,802
Just the way
you like it, sir.

534
00:30:07,714 --> 00:30:08,870
Very well.

535
00:30:09,056 --> 00:30:11,905
Be kind enough to order
me some ham and eggs.

536
00:30:12,049 --> 00:30:14,165
I'll start with
coffee, if it's hot

537
00:30:14,811 --> 00:30:16,698
and a sip of port.

538
00:30:16,844 --> 00:30:19,343
Right away, sir.
And <i>The Times?</i>

539
00:30:19,913 --> 00:30:21,418
If you'd be so kind.

540
00:30:21,831 --> 00:30:23,413
(MUSIC PLAYING)

541
00:30:30,999 --> 00:30:32,385
(DOOR RUMBLES)

542
00:31:08,248 --> 00:31:09,754
(WATER SPILLING)

543
00:31:14,693 --> 00:31:16,046
(CLANGING)

544
00:31:31,150 --> 00:31:32,613
(GASPS AND GRUNTS)

545
00:31:34,795 --> 00:31:36,453
No. No.

546
00:32:10,432 --> 00:32:11,938
(KNOCKING)

547
00:32:12,542 --> 00:32:13,622
ANNIE: Miss?

548
00:32:13,693 --> 00:32:14,652
What is it, Annie?

549
00:32:14,691 --> 00:32:17,385
Your manuscript was delivered
this morning by Sir Thomas Sharpe,

550
00:32:17,529 --> 00:32:19,341
but I didn't want
to wake you early.

551
00:32:19,486 --> 00:32:21,330
It's all the same, Annie.
Thank you.

552
00:32:21,481 --> 00:32:22,986
Just leave it there.

553
00:32:23,936 --> 00:32:25,212
The letter, too?

554
00:32:27,887 --> 00:32:29,699
Yes, the letter, too.

555
00:32:48,027 --> 00:32:49,216
THOMAS: <i>Dear Edith.</i>

556
00:32:49,369 --> 00:32:51,595
<i>By the time you read this,
I will be gone.</i>

557
00:32:51,748 --> 00:32:54,978
<i>Your father made evident to me
that in my present economic condition</i>

558
00:32:55,124 --> 00:32:57,197
<i>I was not in a position
to provide for you.</i>

559
00:32:57,349 --> 00:32:58,582
<i>And to this I agreed.</i>

560
00:32:58,653 --> 00:32:59,612
Annie!

561
00:32:59,650 --> 00:33:01,876
<i>He also asked me
to break your heart.</i>

562
00:33:01,952 --> 00:33:02,911
My Coat!

563
00:33:02,949 --> 00:33:04,564
<i>To take the blame.</i>

564
00:33:05,366 --> 00:33:07,712
<i>And to this
I agreed, too.</i>

565
00:33:07,860 --> 00:33:11,395
<i>By this time, surely I have
accomplished both tasks.</i>

566
00:33:11,964 --> 00:33:13,547
<i>But know this.</i>

567
00:33:14,151 --> 00:33:15,766
<i>When I can prove
to your father</i>

568
00:33:15,916 --> 00:33:18,797
<i>that all I ask of him is his consent
and nothing more,</i>

569
00:33:19,330 --> 00:33:22,516
<i>then, and only then,
will I come back for you.</i>

570
00:33:22,667 --> 00:33:24,206
<i>Yours ever,</i>

571
00:33:24,854 --> 00:33:25,813
<i>Thomas.</i>

572
00:33:25,851 --> 00:33:27,434
Thomas and Lucille Sharpe.

573
00:33:27,616 --> 00:33:29,536
Uh, room 107
and 108.

574
00:33:29,611 --> 00:33:30,691
(STUTTERS) But wait!

575
00:33:30,915 --> 00:33:32,104
Wait!

576
00:33:32,296 --> 00:33:33,988
Miss? Wait!

577
00:33:35,749 --> 00:33:36,829
Thomas?

578
00:33:37,475 --> 00:33:38,512
Thomas!

579
00:33:38,626 --> 00:33:40,164
(HOUSEKEEPERS GIGGLING)

580
00:33:41,733 --> 00:33:43,162
Uh, they, um...

581
00:33:43,651 --> 00:33:45,004
They checked out
this morning, miss.

582
00:33:45,147 --> 00:33:46,915
In time for
the early train.

583
00:33:47,948 --> 00:33:49,563
Are you all right, miss?

584
00:34:01,029 --> 00:34:02,142
Edith.

585
00:34:04,865 --> 00:34:06,982
Lucille has gone.

586
00:34:07,435 --> 00:34:09,203
Your father bribed me

587
00:34:09,967 --> 00:34:11,276
to leave.

588
00:34:13,228 --> 00:34:15,072
I cannot leave you, Edith.

589
00:34:16,757 --> 00:34:19,911
In fact, I find myself
thinking of you even at the most

590
00:34:21,092 --> 00:34:22,860
inopportune moments
of the day.

591
00:34:24,199 --> 00:34:25,705
I feel as if

592
00:34:26,156 --> 00:34:28,851
a link exists between
your heart and mine.

593
00:34:29,954 --> 00:34:34,373
And should that link be broken
either by distance or by time

594
00:34:36,091 --> 00:34:38,666
my heart would cease
to beat and I would die.

595
00:34:40,081 --> 00:34:41,358
And you,

596
00:34:43,112 --> 00:34:44,421
you'd soon
forget about me.

597
00:34:44,569 --> 00:34:45,683
Never

598
00:34:46,372 --> 00:34:48,598
I would never
forget you.

599
00:35:26,460 --> 00:35:27,966
(RUMBLING)

600
00:35:31,639 --> 00:35:34,334
FERGUSON: I'm afraid you have
to identify the body, Edith.

601
00:35:35,475 --> 00:35:37,516
There's no other way.

602
00:35:41,651 --> 00:35:42,611
ALAN: Wait!

603
00:35:45,372 --> 00:35:47,140
I came as soon
as I heard.

604
00:35:47,291 --> 00:35:49,516
Edith,
don't look at him.

605
00:35:49,669 --> 00:35:52,047
I'll give you a
positive identification.

606
00:35:52,124 --> 00:35:53,510
FERGUSON: That is
not possible.

607
00:35:53,850 --> 00:35:55,465
ALAN: I was his physician,
Ferguson, you know that.

608
00:35:55,577 --> 00:35:57,803
FERGUSON: And I am his
lawyer, Dr. McMichael.

609
00:35:57,955 --> 00:35:59,875
I'm sorry. This is not
a legal formality.

610
00:36:00,027 --> 00:36:01,838
It's obligatory,
I'm afraid.

611
00:36:08,313 --> 00:36:09,273
(GASPS)

612
00:36:09,502 --> 00:36:10,811
How did it happen?

613
00:36:10,960 --> 00:36:12,771
Apparently,
he was alone.

614
00:36:12,916 --> 00:36:15,415
The floor was wet.
No one really knows.

615
00:36:15,563 --> 00:36:16,872
May I, sir?

616
00:36:29,335 --> 00:36:30,993
Help me turn him.

617
00:36:31,790 --> 00:36:33,405
Don't touch him
like that.

618
00:36:33,977 --> 00:36:35,515
Stop! Don't touch
him like that!

619
00:36:35,588 --> 00:36:36,625
That's my father!

620
00:36:36,777 --> 00:36:38,206
Forgive me, I was...

621
00:36:39,309 --> 00:36:41,350
He's turning
60 next week.

622
00:36:42,301 --> 00:36:44,844
He's afraid of looking
his age, you see.

623
00:36:46,789 --> 00:36:49,092
That's why he
dresses so well.

624
00:36:50,856 --> 00:36:52,897
Why he likes taking
long walks.

625
00:36:56,572 --> 00:36:58,154
His hand feels cold.

626
00:37:03,937 --> 00:37:05,519
Why is it so cold?

627
00:37:11,456 --> 00:37:12,809
(SHUSHING)

628
00:37:12,990 --> 00:37:15,795
I'm here for you now.
I'm here.

629
00:38:13,448 --> 00:38:14,605
Whoa!

630
00:38:14,791 --> 00:38:17,518
Ah, young Master Sharpe.

631
00:38:17,668 --> 00:38:18,705
Hello, Finlay.

632
00:38:18,781 --> 00:38:19,741
How have you
been keeping?

633
00:38:19,855 --> 00:38:20,968
Never better,
Sir Thomas.

634
00:38:21,351 --> 00:38:22,464
Finlay,
this is my wife.

635
00:38:22,655 --> 00:38:24,270
I know, my Lord.
I know.

636
00:38:24,420 --> 00:38:26,384
You've been
married a while.

637
00:38:26,530 --> 00:38:27,719
Awhile?

638
00:38:27,872 --> 00:38:29,258
What is he
talking about?

639
00:38:29,407 --> 00:38:30,864
I'm not sure what
he was talking about.

640
00:38:30,903 --> 00:38:32,289
His family worked for ours
for centuries. In fact...

641
00:38:32,437 --> 00:38:33,866
Who is this?

642
00:38:34,010 --> 00:38:35,592
You never told me
about him.

643
00:38:35,775 --> 00:38:37,008
He has a collar.

644
00:38:37,156 --> 00:38:38,389
Is he a stray,
you think?

645
00:38:38,460 --> 00:38:39,617
That's impossible.

646
00:38:39,803 --> 00:38:42,530
There's no other house for miles and
the town's half a day's walk away.

647
00:38:42,680 --> 00:38:44,066
Oh, the poor thing.

648
00:38:44,214 --> 00:38:45,491
He's famished.

649
00:38:45,595 --> 00:38:46,904
Can we keep it?

650
00:38:47,590 --> 00:38:48,867
As you wish.

651
00:38:49,048 --> 00:38:51,743
Now, Your Ladyship,
may I have the honor?

652
00:38:51,848 --> 00:38:53,037
(BOTH LAUGH)

653
00:39:12,372 --> 00:39:14,991
Goodness. How many
rooms are there?

654
00:39:15,172 --> 00:39:16,601
I don't know.

655
00:39:16,745 --> 00:39:18,632
Would you like to
count them?

656
00:39:20,850 --> 00:39:22,126
What do you think?

657
00:39:22,768 --> 00:39:24,077
Does it look the part?

658
00:39:24,225 --> 00:39:25,534
It does.

659
00:39:26,067 --> 00:39:28,183
Although, it's even
colder inside than out.

660
00:39:28,330 --> 00:39:29,836
I know, it's a disgrace.

661
00:39:29,980 --> 00:39:32,358
We try to maintain
the house as best we can,

662
00:39:32,512 --> 00:39:36,429
but with the cold and the rain
it's impossible to stop the damp and erosion.

663
00:39:37,460 --> 00:39:39,959
And with the mines
right below, well,

664
00:39:40,107 --> 00:39:41,995
the wood is rotting

665
00:39:42,140 --> 00:39:43,952
and the house is sinking.

666
00:39:44,135 --> 00:39:46,055
Take it upstairs,
Young Master?

667
00:39:46,207 --> 00:39:47,243
Oh, yes, please.

668
00:39:47,396 --> 00:39:49,088
THOMAS: This one goes to the dressing room.
Let me show you.

669
00:39:49,160 --> 00:39:50,388
But how do you
manage this house?

670
00:39:51,117 --> 00:39:52,929
Just you and Lucille?

671
00:39:53,073 --> 00:39:54,918
It's a privilege
we were born into

672
00:39:55,068 --> 00:39:56,651
and one we can
never relinquish.

673
00:39:56,718 --> 00:39:58,300
But we manage somehow,
my darling.

674
00:39:59,288 --> 00:40:01,055
My workshop's
in the attic.

675
00:40:01,206 --> 00:40:03,476
I can't wait
to show you.

676
00:40:03,853 --> 00:40:06,046
THOMAS: Please, Finlay.
Would you take my bags to the attic?

677
00:40:06,116 --> 00:40:07,305
I'll be up shortly.

678
00:40:20,809 --> 00:40:22,544
(BUZZING)

679
00:40:32,279 --> 00:40:34,395
GHOST: Edith.

680
00:40:34,465 --> 00:40:35,742
(GASPS)

681
00:40:40,066 --> 00:40:41,495
Lucille?

682
00:40:44,593 --> 00:40:46,818
THOMAS: Look, these curtains
have been closed for too long.

683
00:40:46,856 --> 00:40:48,506
Would you bring that over here?
FINLAY: Yes.

684
00:40:58,135 --> 00:40:59,488
(RATTLING)

685
00:41:06,344 --> 00:41:07,304
(DOG BARKS)

686
00:41:07,917 --> 00:41:09,030
Hey.

687
00:41:13,211 --> 00:41:14,367
Where did you
get this?

688
00:41:16,049 --> 00:41:18,701
Thomas, I saw a woman
in the elevator.

689
00:41:19,310 --> 00:41:20,587
A woman?
You mean Lucille?

690
00:41:20,730 --> 00:41:21,809
No, it wasn't
Lucille.

691
00:41:21,957 --> 00:41:23,071
Must have been
a shadow.

692
00:41:23,223 --> 00:41:24,838
That contraption has
a mind of its own.

693
00:41:24,988 --> 00:41:26,832
The wires are affected
by the damp in the house.

694
00:41:26,983 --> 00:41:28,565
Connects to the
clay pits, you see.

695
00:41:28,709 --> 00:41:30,629
Never, ever,
go below this level.

696
00:41:30,704 --> 00:41:31,893
(BARKING)

697
00:41:32,046 --> 00:41:33,355
What's this thing
doing here?

698
00:41:33,619 --> 00:41:34,578
Lucille.

699
00:41:34,655 --> 00:41:35,615
Thomas.

700
00:41:37,839 --> 00:41:39,072
(DOG GROWLING)

701
00:41:42,250 --> 00:41:43,255
Welcome, Edith.

702
00:41:43,785 --> 00:41:44,865
Thank you.

703
00:41:46,010 --> 00:41:47,396
Well, I went to
the post office.

704
00:41:48,695 --> 00:41:50,539
Your machine parts are
here from Birmingham.

705
00:41:50,690 --> 00:41:52,228
You'll need Finlay
to fetch them.

706
00:41:52,340 --> 00:41:53,299
Excellent.

707
00:41:53,375 --> 00:41:54,729
Is something the matter
with you, Edith?

708
00:41:54,795 --> 00:41:56,562
Something startled me,
that's all.

709
00:41:56,713 --> 00:41:57,826
A shadow.

710
00:41:58,017 --> 00:42:00,287
All that lives in this
house are shadows

711
00:42:00,357 --> 00:42:02,431
and creaks and groans.

712
00:42:02,697 --> 00:42:05,469
So, you better soothe
that boundless imagination of yours.

713
00:42:05,651 --> 00:42:07,185
I just need a proper
welcome, that's all.

714
00:42:07,607 --> 00:42:08,993
From now on,
I want this house

715
00:42:09,065 --> 00:42:11,182
to contain nothing but friendship,
and love and warmth.

716
00:42:15,357 --> 00:42:18,084
Warmth would be
an excellent start.

717
00:42:18,962 --> 00:42:20,730
Thomas, your
bride is frozen.

718
00:42:21,187 --> 00:42:22,464
Of course. Forgive me.

719
00:42:22,607 --> 00:42:24,299
Let's go upstairs,
start a fire at once.

720
00:42:24,448 --> 00:42:25,562
I'll run you
a hot bath.

721
00:42:25,714 --> 00:42:28,257
The pipes will run red
at first because of the clay,

722
00:42:28,399 --> 00:42:29,982
but soon the water
will clear.

723
00:42:30,433 --> 00:42:31,437
Oh, Lucille.

724
00:42:31,622 --> 00:42:32,702
When it's convenient

725
00:42:32,773 --> 00:42:34,814
would you mind getting me
a copy of the house keys, please?

726
00:42:34,959 --> 00:42:35,919
You don't need one.

727
00:42:36,992 --> 00:42:38,302
I'm sorry?

728
00:42:38,450 --> 00:42:40,294
There are parts of the house
that are unsafe.

729
00:42:40,445 --> 00:42:42,748
It will take you a few days
to familiarize yourself.

730
00:42:42,900 --> 00:42:44,668
Then, should you still
feel you need them,

731
00:42:44,857 --> 00:42:46,362
I'll have copies made.

732
00:42:49,153 --> 00:42:50,811
THOMAS: Come on,
Edith, come with me.

733
00:42:50,879 --> 00:42:51,883
Let's take you upstairs.

734
00:42:51,953 --> 00:42:53,492
(JANGLING)

735
00:42:55,751 --> 00:42:57,214
(GURGLING)

736
00:42:59,204 --> 00:43:00,590
(RATTLING)

737
00:43:11,441 --> 00:43:12,718
(GASPS)

738
00:43:16,697 --> 00:43:18,693
I thought you said
the dog was dead.

739
00:43:19,842 --> 00:43:21,654
I left it out there
on its own.

740
00:43:22,950 --> 00:43:24,292
Thought it would
perish in the cold.

741
00:43:25,021 --> 00:43:27,367
How has it survived
all this time?

742
00:43:28,013 --> 00:43:29,628
On scraps,
I suppose.

743
00:43:30,545 --> 00:43:31,505
As we all do.

744
00:43:31,581 --> 00:43:32,661
Well, you needn't worry.

745
00:43:33,039 --> 00:43:34,697
We won't have to
do that anymore.

746
00:43:34,765 --> 00:43:35,769
Won't we?

747
00:43:35,916 --> 00:43:37,531
Her money's not
here, is it?

748
00:43:37,680 --> 00:43:38,640
Not yet.

749
00:43:38,908 --> 00:43:40,065
You have to trust me.

750
00:43:40,251 --> 00:43:41,255
You chose her.

751
00:43:44,202 --> 00:43:45,315
Why?

752
00:43:56,669 --> 00:43:57,674
(DOG BARKING)

753
00:43:58,856 --> 00:44:00,133
All right.

754
00:44:00,582 --> 00:44:01,891
Okay, ready?

755
00:44:02,040 --> 00:44:03,197
Fetch!

756
00:44:09,060 --> 00:44:10,174
Come on!

757
00:44:10,326 --> 00:44:12,138
To my hand. Come on,
to my hand.

758
00:44:12,973 --> 00:44:14,162
Come on.

759
00:44:15,505 --> 00:44:16,891
Go fetch!

760
00:45:23,520 --> 00:45:24,557
(GASPS)

761
00:45:36,947 --> 00:45:38,136
(DOG BARKS)

762
00:45:38,213 --> 00:45:39,217
Hi.

763
00:45:39,632 --> 00:45:41,095
Where's your ball?

764
00:45:41,243 --> 00:45:42,520
Did you lose your ball?

765
00:45:42,663 --> 00:45:43,667
Hi.

766
00:45:44,389 --> 00:45:47,116
Where'd it go?
Hey, where's the ball?

767
00:45:47,611 --> 00:45:48,615
Hi.

768
00:45:50,028 --> 00:45:51,457
(BARKING)

769
00:46:05,181 --> 00:46:06,643
This will make
you feel better.

770
00:46:06,792 --> 00:46:07,949
What is it?

771
00:46:08,135 --> 00:46:09,368
Firethorn berries.

772
00:46:10,513 --> 00:46:12,248
They're very good
for you.

773
00:46:14,196 --> 00:46:15,505
You don't like it?

774
00:46:17,687 --> 00:46:19,269
It's a little bitter.

775
00:46:19,451 --> 00:46:21,371
I'm afraid nothing gentle
ever grows in this land.

776
00:46:22,213 --> 00:46:24,254
You need a measure
of bitterness

777
00:46:26,203 --> 00:46:28,123
not to be eaten.

778
00:46:30,001 --> 00:46:31,768
(WIND HOWLING)

779
00:46:32,648 --> 00:46:34,034
(WHISPERS)
What was that?

780
00:46:35,103 --> 00:46:37,252
That's the east wind.

781
00:46:38,249 --> 00:46:41,205
When it picks up,
the chimneys form a vacuum

782
00:46:41,931 --> 00:46:44,397
and with the windows all
shuttered up, the house...

783
00:46:44,540 --> 00:46:48,228
Well, the house breathes.

784
00:46:49,182 --> 00:46:50,949
It's ghastly, I know.

785
00:46:51,100 --> 00:46:52,867
Now, come here.

786
00:46:53,056 --> 00:46:55,097
I'll have a bath,
I think.

787
00:46:55,243 --> 00:46:58,199
And if you do happen to fall asleep,
I won't wake you.

788
00:47:09,974 --> 00:47:11,130
(GASPS)

789
00:47:14,769 --> 00:47:16,274
(PIANO PLAYING
IN THE DISTANCE)

790
00:47:54,972 --> 00:47:57,350
"To the hills we
raise our eyes."

791
00:47:58,463 --> 00:48:00,383
I'm sorry,
I interrupted you.

792
00:48:02,798 --> 00:48:04,336
That music,

793
00:48:04,792 --> 00:48:06,375
what is it?

794
00:48:07,900 --> 00:48:11,053
An old lullaby I used to sing
to Thomas when we were young.

795
00:48:11,199 --> 00:48:13,086
I can imagine the two of you
in here as children.

796
00:48:14,383 --> 00:48:15,998
You, playing music

797
00:48:16,147 --> 00:48:18,417
and Thomas coming up
with wild inventions.

798
00:48:18,564 --> 00:48:21,139
We were not allowed
in here as children.

799
00:48:21,288 --> 00:48:22,980
We were confined
to the nursery

800
00:48:24,318 --> 00:48:26,206
in the attic.

801
00:48:26,352 --> 00:48:28,730
Mother played the piano
sometimes.

802
00:48:30,878 --> 00:48:33,181
We'd hear her
through the floor.

803
00:48:34,638 --> 00:48:37,409
That's how we knew she
was back in the country.

804
00:48:42,885 --> 00:48:44,271
Mother.

805
00:48:44,420 --> 00:48:46,002
She looks quite...

806
00:48:46,146 --> 00:48:47,455
Horrible?

807
00:48:49,445 --> 00:48:50,722
Yes.

808
00:48:53,205 --> 00:48:55,049
It's an excellent likeness.

809
00:48:55,621 --> 00:48:58,655
I like to think she can
see us from up there.

810
00:48:59,304 --> 00:49:02,153
I don't want her to miss
a single thing we do.

811
00:49:04,253 --> 00:49:05,327
Are all of these
books yours?

812
00:49:05,442 --> 00:49:06,938
LUCILLE: Mother collected
most of these.

813
00:49:09,854 --> 00:49:12,810
LUCILLE: Have you heard of
a fore-edge illustration?

814
00:49:12,961 --> 00:49:14,150
No.

815
00:49:14,304 --> 00:49:16,955
There are images hidden
in the book's fore-edge.

816
00:49:17,986 --> 00:49:21,249
Carefully dissimulated
until you bend the pages.

817
00:49:21,707 --> 00:49:22,711
So...

818
00:49:23,856 --> 00:49:25,667
Secrets everywhere.

819
00:49:26,656 --> 00:49:28,085
Well, this can't
shock you,

820
00:49:28,881 --> 00:49:31,456
now that Thomas
and you have...

821
00:49:33,446 --> 00:49:35,410
He was very respectful
of my mourning.

822
00:49:35,556 --> 00:49:37,062
Nothing happened.

823
00:49:38,318 --> 00:49:40,740
We traveled in
separate cabins.

824
00:49:41,348 --> 00:49:43,116
How considerate.

825
00:49:43,765 --> 00:49:47,759
In time everything
will be right.

826
00:49:51,016 --> 00:49:52,707
FERGUSON: It's a pity to
liquidate all this.

827
00:49:52,895 --> 00:49:55,395
So quickly,
so soon.

828
00:49:55,926 --> 00:49:57,999
Too soon,
don't you think?

829
00:49:58,151 --> 00:50:00,224
All a matter of
opinion, it seems.

830
00:50:00,759 --> 00:50:02,298
I will need these
crates shipped.

831
00:50:03,943 --> 00:50:08,210
And then to make sure we get an invoice,
you will send them to me.

832
00:50:13,189 --> 00:50:14,694
ALAN: "Thomas Sharpe."

833
00:50:16,066 --> 00:50:17,833
Baronet.

834
00:51:55,384 --> 00:51:57,348
Do you like my
workshop, Edith?

835
00:51:57,455 --> 00:51:58,415
It's wonderful.

836
00:52:02,327 --> 00:52:04,215
Did you make
all of these?

837
00:52:04,361 --> 00:52:05,670
I used to carve
toys for Lucille.

838
00:52:08,197 --> 00:52:10,270
And make little trinkets
to keep her happy.

839
00:52:10,460 --> 00:52:12,883
Were you alone,
here in the attic, all the time?

840
00:52:14,757 --> 00:52:16,295
Father was always
traveling.

841
00:52:16,444 --> 00:52:17,950
The family fortune
didn't lose itself.

842
00:52:18,900 --> 00:52:21,399
Papa really had to
put his back into it.

843
00:52:21,508 --> 00:52:22,894
(WHIRRING)

844
00:52:36,546 --> 00:52:37,506
(CHUCKLES)

845
00:52:37,620 --> 00:52:39,278
It's wonderful.

846
00:52:41,379 --> 00:52:43,147
You're so different.

847
00:52:44,257 --> 00:52:45,533
From who?

848
00:52:46,750 --> 00:52:48,256
From everyone.

849
00:53:16,442 --> 00:53:18,024
What is it?

850
00:53:18,168 --> 00:53:19,980
I thought I heard a noise.

851
00:53:23,616 --> 00:53:24,892
We were hoping
you were here.

852
00:53:25,035 --> 00:53:26,999
I found him wandering
the hallway.

853
00:53:27,145 --> 00:53:28,378
Made us some tea.

854
00:53:28,526 --> 00:53:30,337
EDITH: Oh, you're too kind.
Don't mention it.

855
00:53:30,943 --> 00:53:32,558
We needed the company.

856
00:53:37,311 --> 00:53:38,664
Thomas?

857
00:53:38,845 --> 00:53:40,613
Uh, not for me,
thank you.

858
00:53:41,991 --> 00:53:42,951
Drink your tea.

859
00:53:44,561 --> 00:53:45,641
It'll warm you.

860
00:53:53,423 --> 00:53:54,732
(GASPS)

861
00:53:58,832 --> 00:54:03,054
LUCILLE: <i>Let the wind
Blow kindly</i>

862
00:54:03,128 --> 00:54:04,165
Thomas?

863
00:54:04,241 --> 00:54:08,507
<i>In the sails
Of your dreams</i>

864
00:54:10,455 --> 00:54:15,289
<i>And the moon
light your journey</i>

865
00:54:17,053 --> 00:54:19,672
<i>And bring you to me</i>

866
00:54:19,739 --> 00:54:21,506
(DOOR CREAKING)

867
00:54:36,081 --> 00:54:37,696
Thomas?

868
00:54:54,264 --> 00:54:55,617
(DOOR SLAMS SHUT)

869
00:55:08,573 --> 00:55:10,155
(SCRATCHING)

870
00:55:12,524 --> 00:55:15,099
How did you get in there,
you silly doggie?

871
00:55:19,506 --> 00:55:20,543
(BARKING)

872
00:55:25,644 --> 00:55:27,259
(GROWLING)

873
00:55:47,126 --> 00:55:49,669
Wax cylinder
recordings.

874
00:55:58,251 --> 00:55:59,909
(MOANING)

875
00:56:01,819 --> 00:56:03,477
(GROANING)

876
00:56:45,896 --> 00:56:47,173
No, wait!

877
00:57:23,913 --> 00:57:24,993
"Enola."

878
00:57:25,524 --> 00:57:27,368
(RUMBLING)

879
00:57:33,887 --> 00:57:35,883
Keep her steady, Finlay.
Yes, sir.

880
00:57:38,106 --> 00:57:40,300
We need more coal, Finlay.
Yes.

881
00:57:42,326 --> 00:57:43,909
EDITH: Thomas!

882
00:57:44,091 --> 00:57:45,204
Thomas.

883
00:57:46,124 --> 00:57:47,587
Thomas, listen,
I need to talk to you.

884
00:57:47,735 --> 00:57:49,768
Well, Edith, now's not a good time.
Lucille is inside.

885
00:57:49,807 --> 00:57:51,727
No, I don't want
to talk to Lucille.

886
00:57:51,802 --> 00:57:53,384
I want to talk to you.

887
00:57:53,681 --> 00:57:54,761
Very well.
What is it?

888
00:57:55,638 --> 00:57:58,486
Listen, has anyone
died in this house?

889
00:58:00,203 --> 00:58:02,473
Edith, the house is
hundreds of years old.

890
00:58:02,619 --> 00:58:05,042
I'd venture many souls
have come and gone.

891
00:58:05,688 --> 00:58:07,500
But I mean specific deaths,
violent deaths.

892
00:58:07,645 --> 00:58:08,649
FINLAY: Master Sharpe?

893
00:58:08,719 --> 00:58:10,100
Edith, now is really
not a good time.

894
00:58:11,136 --> 00:58:13,056
Try it again,
Finlay!

895
00:58:20,381 --> 00:58:21,538
(SCREAMING)

896
00:58:28,705 --> 00:58:29,895
There.

897
00:58:30,048 --> 00:58:31,935
It should feel
better soon.

898
00:58:33,002 --> 00:58:34,431
My hands are
getting rough.

899
00:58:34,613 --> 00:58:36,195
Your father
would approve.

900
00:58:38,948 --> 00:58:41,490
My machine will
never work.

901
00:58:41,633 --> 00:58:43,019
Never. Why do I keep
deluding myself?

902
00:58:43,743 --> 00:58:44,900
(SIGHS)

903
00:58:45,316 --> 00:58:46,625
Why did I
bring you here?

904
00:58:47,541 --> 00:58:48,545
Who did you marry?

905
00:58:49,689 --> 00:58:51,609
A failure.
Don't say that.

906
00:58:52,643 --> 00:58:54,455
You're all that I have.

907
00:58:57,400 --> 00:58:59,397
The men leave
at nightfall.

908
00:58:59,548 --> 00:59:01,851
We'll be racing
against the snow.

909
00:59:02,003 --> 00:59:04,382
Soon we won't be able
to make any progress.

910
00:59:04,573 --> 00:59:06,837
That's when you'll find out
why they call this Crimson Peak.

911
00:59:06,875 --> 00:59:08,184
(CLINK)

912
00:59:13,512 --> 00:59:14,516
What did you say?

913
00:59:15,391 --> 00:59:16,701
Crimson Peak.

914
00:59:16,849 --> 00:59:18,006
That's what they call it.

915
00:59:18,153 --> 00:59:21,034
The ore and the red clay leach up
from the ground and stain the snow.

916
00:59:21,184 --> 00:59:23,071
It turns
bright red, so,

917
00:59:23,140 --> 00:59:24,220
"Crimson Peak."

918
00:59:39,291 --> 00:59:41,211
FERGUSON: So,
you asked to see me.

919
00:59:42,129 --> 00:59:43,745
<i>Perhaps it all ended
for the best.</i>

920
00:59:43,932 --> 00:59:46,933
Edith seems to have found happiness,
don't you agree?

921
00:59:47,078 --> 00:59:49,697
I wouldn't know.
I haven't heard a word.

922
00:59:49,840 --> 00:59:50,954
I have.

923
00:59:51,106 --> 00:59:53,681
She has asked me to transfer
all her assets to England.

924
00:59:53,830 --> 00:59:57,561
Seems to be investing
all of it in that clay machine of his,

925
00:59:57,704 --> 00:59:59,472
and I have no recourse
but to obey.

926
00:59:59,622 --> 01:00:01,542
There's something about all this,
Ferguson.

927
01:00:01,732 --> 01:00:04,111
The manner of Cushing's death,
the impact on his head.

928
01:00:05,070 --> 01:00:08,562
The last check Cushing made
was to Sir Thomas Sharpe.

929
01:00:08,752 --> 01:00:10,444
If I may confide.

930
01:00:10,594 --> 01:00:13,246
Before Cushing died,
he hired a New York man,

931
01:00:13,394 --> 01:00:14,977
Mr. Holly.

932
01:00:15,120 --> 01:00:17,848
Now, he digs up
these unsavory facts.

933
01:00:18,458 --> 01:00:21,077
The fact that this Holly
got involved in all this,

934
01:00:21,220 --> 01:00:22,802
just gives me pause.

935
01:00:32,076 --> 01:00:33,811
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

936
01:00:38,943 --> 01:00:40,525
(RUMBLING)

937
01:00:40,593 --> 01:00:41,672
(DISTANT SHRIEK)

938
01:00:41,743 --> 01:00:43,172
(COUGHS)

939
01:00:59,658 --> 01:01:00,892
Thomas?

940
01:01:14,849 --> 01:01:16,737
If you're here with me,

941
01:01:17,458 --> 01:01:19,226
give me a signal.

942
01:01:25,054 --> 01:01:26,330
Touch my hand.

943
01:01:45,002 --> 01:01:46,082
(GASPS)

944
01:01:48,569 --> 01:01:50,414
(WOMAN SCREAMING)

945
01:02:46,342 --> 01:02:47,455
(GASPS)

946
01:02:47,646 --> 01:02:49,075
(GRUNTS)

947
01:03:00,421 --> 01:03:03,040
GHOST: (WHISPERING)
Leave now.

948
01:03:03,183 --> 01:03:05,485
Thomas! Thomas!

949
01:03:08,630 --> 01:03:11,282
(GROANING)
Edith...

950
01:03:13,003 --> 01:03:15,120
His blood

951
01:03:15,267 --> 01:03:18,758
will be on your hands.

952
01:03:18,911 --> 01:03:20,569
THOMAS: Edith!
Thomas!

953
01:03:20,714 --> 01:03:21,947
Thomas, come quick!

954
01:03:22,133 --> 01:03:24,633
A woman in the corridor, there!
Edith, what's the matter?

955
01:03:24,703 --> 01:03:25,937
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

956
01:03:27,235 --> 01:03:28,818
EDITH: <i>There was such
hatred in her eyes.</i>

957
01:03:29,460 --> 01:03:31,305
And intelligence.

958
01:03:31,493 --> 01:03:33,643
She knows who I am and
she wants me to leave.

959
01:03:33,795 --> 01:03:35,378
Nonsense, my dear.

960
01:03:35,521 --> 01:03:37,213
You're not
going anywhere.

961
01:03:37,324 --> 01:03:40,052
You had a bad dream.
You were sleepwalking.

962
01:03:40,202 --> 01:03:42,896
No! I'm afraid I shall
go mad if I stay.

963
01:03:43,040 --> 01:03:45,157
My darling, you're
imagining things.

964
01:03:45,764 --> 01:03:48,067
Tomorrow, why
don't we go out,

965
01:03:48,564 --> 01:03:49,754
to the post office.

966
01:03:49,907 --> 01:03:52,285
I think some fresh air
will do you good.

967
01:03:52,976 --> 01:03:55,279
No. I have to leave.

968
01:03:55,469 --> 01:03:56,544
I have to get
away from here.

969
01:03:56,582 --> 01:03:59,354
Edith, this is
your home now.

970
01:04:00,687 --> 01:04:02,607
You have nowhere
else to go.

971
01:04:09,318 --> 01:04:10,431
What is she doing?

972
01:04:10,507 --> 01:04:12,581
How could she know
about Mother?

973
01:04:12,732 --> 01:04:14,343
I have no idea.
I haven't told her a thing.

974
01:04:14,535 --> 01:04:15,724
What's she
trying to do?

975
01:04:15,878 --> 01:04:18,377
I don't know.
She's in quite a state.

976
01:04:19,024 --> 01:04:20,682
Tomorrow

977
01:04:21,210 --> 01:04:24,363
I'll go to the depot, pick up the
machine parts and take her with me.

978
01:04:24,509 --> 01:04:26,015
Let her get
some fresh air.

979
01:04:26,120 --> 01:04:28,390
Yes. Get her
out of here.

980
01:04:29,228 --> 01:04:31,955
Once she signs
the final papers,

981
01:04:32,028 --> 01:04:33,643
I want this over with.

982
01:04:43,805 --> 01:04:47,144
This is a valve controller
I had fabricated in Glasgow.

983
01:04:47,334 --> 01:04:49,254
This could make
all the difference.

984
01:04:49,406 --> 01:04:50,835
Think lucky
thoughts, Edith.

985
01:04:50,979 --> 01:04:53,750
The Sharpe mines might reopen
if this thing cooperates.

986
01:04:53,856 --> 01:04:54,816
Mr. Sharpe?

987
01:04:55,314 --> 01:04:57,616
THOMAS: Ah, excellent.
Thank you.

988
01:04:57,692 --> 01:04:59,121
You're Lady Sharpe,
then?

989
01:04:59,342 --> 01:05:02,146
Forgive me, mum,
but there's a few letters for you.

990
01:05:02,487 --> 01:05:06,328
Two of them are certified
letters from your solicitor.

991
01:05:07,474 --> 01:05:11,664
And another one comes all
the way from Milan, Italy.

992
01:05:11,809 --> 01:05:13,424
I don't know
anyone in Italy.

993
01:05:13,612 --> 01:05:16,384
Respectfully, your Ladyship,
it's apparent that you do.

994
01:05:18,906 --> 01:05:20,139
THOMAS: Edith.

995
01:05:20,939 --> 01:05:23,013
The storm's picking up.
We ought to leave soon.

996
01:05:23,164 --> 01:05:24,397
Otherwise we won't make
it back to the house.

997
01:05:24,468 --> 01:05:25,897
If you need to stay
the night, Sir Thomas,

998
01:05:25,965 --> 01:05:27,427
we've a small
room downstairs.

999
01:05:28,189 --> 01:05:29,618
Why not?

1000
01:05:32,908 --> 01:05:34,675
ALAN: And you're sure this is
their forwarding address?

1001
01:05:34,826 --> 01:05:37,368
Thomas and Lucille Sharpe,
yes, in Cumberland, England, sir.

1002
01:05:37,550 --> 01:05:38,630
Thank you.

1003
01:05:40,273 --> 01:05:41,888
HOLLY: Dr. McMichael.

1004
01:05:43,266 --> 01:05:46,070
Mr. Holly.
At your service, sir.

1005
01:05:48,099 --> 01:05:50,642
Did you bring the copy
of the information?

1006
01:05:54,851 --> 01:05:56,807
It took some time to obtain
that newspaper clipping.

1007
01:05:59,608 --> 01:06:00,874
It's damn gruesome,
if you ask me.

1008
01:06:01,679 --> 01:06:03,217
It's a shame.

1009
01:06:03,367 --> 01:06:08,016
The only relevant information I could pass
to Mr. Cushing were the civil documents.

1010
01:06:08,086 --> 01:06:10,159
But it was enough to impede
any further relationship

1011
01:06:10,234 --> 01:06:12,580
between Sir Thomas
and Miss Cushing.

1012
01:06:13,418 --> 01:06:14,727
Prevent them
from marrying.

1013
01:06:16,218 --> 01:06:17,298
Why was that?

1014
01:06:18,060 --> 01:06:19,293
Because, you see,

1015
01:06:20,246 --> 01:06:22,439
Sir Thomas is
already married.

1016
01:06:26,806 --> 01:06:29,884
This fellow, Cavendish,
your hero.

1017
01:06:30,335 --> 01:06:32,332
There's a darkness
to him. I like him.

1018
01:06:33,443 --> 01:06:34,785
Does he make it
all the way through?

1019
01:06:34,862 --> 01:06:35,822
It's entirely
up to him.

1020
01:06:36,550 --> 01:06:38,820
What do you mean?
Characters talk to you.

1021
01:06:38,967 --> 01:06:41,193
They transform.
They make choices.

1022
01:06:42,304 --> 01:06:43,613
Choices.

1023
01:06:43,762 --> 01:06:45,420
As to who
they become.

1024
01:06:49,900 --> 01:06:53,708
Well, (CHUCKLES) this is rather dismal,
I'm sorry to say.

1025
01:06:53,889 --> 01:06:55,123
But at least it's warm.

1026
01:06:55,270 --> 01:06:56,624
Oh, I like it
much better.

1027
01:06:56,766 --> 01:06:58,501
Better than what?

1028
01:06:58,838 --> 01:07:01,064
Better than the house.
(CHUCKLES)

1029
01:07:01,523 --> 01:07:03,443
Why don't we leave?

1030
01:07:03,595 --> 01:07:06,247
The house is
all we have.

1031
01:07:07,431 --> 01:07:09,580
I left everything
I was behind.

1032
01:07:09,924 --> 01:07:10,961
Everything I had.

1033
01:07:11,766 --> 01:07:13,839
We could live anywhere you want.
Anywhere?

1034
01:07:13,991 --> 01:07:15,300
London.
London?

1035
01:07:15,449 --> 01:07:17,369
Paris.
Paris is beautiful.

1036
01:07:18,326 --> 01:07:19,482
Milan.

1037
01:07:25,691 --> 01:07:27,273
Have you ever
been to Italy?

1038
01:07:27,954 --> 01:07:29,722
Yes, I have once.

1039
01:07:35,013 --> 01:07:37,130
The past, Thomas.

1040
01:07:37,391 --> 01:07:38,657
You're always looking
to the past.

1041
01:07:40,077 --> 01:07:42,150
You won't find me there.

1042
01:07:42,532 --> 01:07:43,536
I'm here.

1043
01:07:45,294 --> 01:07:46,647
I'm here, too.

1044
01:09:07,579 --> 01:09:08,856
(GRUNTS)

1045
01:09:13,027 --> 01:09:15,100
THOMAS: Finlay, help me carry
this valve controller.

1046
01:09:15,444 --> 01:09:17,059
Lucille?

1047
01:09:18,359 --> 01:09:20,279
Lucille,
we're back.

1048
01:09:33,512 --> 01:09:34,788
I was making breakfast.

1049
01:09:34,970 --> 01:09:36,890
It was burning.
I moved it.

1050
01:09:41,453 --> 01:09:43,145
Where were you?

1051
01:09:44,867 --> 01:09:46,787
We, uh...
We got snowed in.

1052
01:09:47,667 --> 01:09:49,282
You didn't come
home last night.

1053
01:09:49,355 --> 01:09:50,708
We spent the night
at the depot.

1054
01:09:55,340 --> 01:09:56,878
(HISSING)

1055
01:09:58,485 --> 01:09:59,794
You slept there?

1056
01:09:59,943 --> 01:10:01,784
What's wrong with that, Lucille?
He's my husband.

1057
01:10:04,240 --> 01:10:06,465
This is all
a game to you?

1058
01:10:06,618 --> 01:10:08,385
I was frantic!

1059
01:10:09,035 --> 01:10:10,955
What are you
talking about?

1060
01:10:11,605 --> 01:10:13,068
You two

1061
01:10:13,370 --> 01:10:14,679
alone

1062
01:10:15,364 --> 01:10:16,718
in the storm.

1063
01:10:20,236 --> 01:10:22,081
I didn't know if you
had an accident.

1064
01:10:30,210 --> 01:10:32,098
I was all alone.

1065
01:10:35,466 --> 01:10:37,124
I can't be alone.

1066
01:10:40,606 --> 01:10:41,992
Are these from America?

1067
01:10:43,061 --> 01:10:44,338
I don't feel well.

1068
01:10:46,437 --> 01:10:48,325
I'll make you tea.

1069
01:11:01,360 --> 01:11:02,549
(CREAKING)

1070
01:11:07,613 --> 01:11:08,802
(HOUSE CREAKING)

1071
01:11:10,183 --> 01:11:11,721
That dreadful noise.

1072
01:11:13,022 --> 01:11:15,717
The more the house sinks,
the worse it gets.

1073
01:11:18,968 --> 01:11:21,009
We must do
something about it.

1074
01:11:22,152 --> 01:11:23,767
(WIND HOWLING)

1075
01:11:30,630 --> 01:11:31,590
FERGUSON: <i>My dear Edith.</i>

1076
01:11:31,973 --> 01:11:35,006
<i>Please be advised that
the first transfer of your father's estate</i>

1077
01:11:35,157 --> 01:11:36,619
<i>has been completed.</i>

1078
01:11:36,768 --> 01:11:39,114
<i>Now, the final transaction
for the remaining sum</i>

1079
01:11:39,185 --> 01:11:42,065
<i>will require your signature
on the document enclosed.</i>

1080
01:11:42,330 --> 01:11:45,134
<i>Yours very truly,
William Ferguson.</i>

1081
01:12:08,224 --> 01:12:09,653
"Enola."

1082
01:12:09,835 --> 01:12:11,145
(ELEVATOR RATTLING)

1083
01:12:30,321 --> 01:12:31,903
(MACHINE CHUGGING)

1084
01:12:35,883 --> 01:12:37,345
It's working, Finlay!
Right, Master.

1085
01:12:49,540 --> 01:12:50,969
(CREAKING)

1086
01:12:52,762 --> 01:12:54,574
A gramophone player.

1087
01:13:04,040 --> 01:13:05,469
"Milan."

1088
01:13:06,687 --> 01:13:07,964
"Edinburgh."

1089
01:13:09,142 --> 01:13:12,296
CARTER: <i>You've already tried,
and failed, to raise capital</i>

1090
01:13:12,365 --> 01:13:16,283
in London,
Edinburgh, Milan.

1091
01:13:17,122 --> 01:13:18,355
And now you're here.

1092
01:13:18,426 --> 01:13:19,855
(LOCK CLATTERS)

1093
01:13:23,029 --> 01:13:24,568
(CLATTERING)

1094
01:14:34,037 --> 01:14:35,117
Isn't it beautiful?

1095
01:14:35,993 --> 01:14:38,296
It's been working
perfectly for an hour.

1096
01:14:39,062 --> 01:14:40,754
We've done it.

1097
01:14:40,827 --> 01:14:42,365
We've done it, Lucille.

1098
01:14:45,200 --> 01:14:46,815
I can't wait for
Edith to see it.

1099
01:14:46,965 --> 01:14:48,078
Edith?

1100
01:14:49,420 --> 01:14:50,653
I did this with you.

1101
01:14:50,801 --> 01:14:52,688
Of course you did.
We did this together.

1102
01:14:52,834 --> 01:14:54,601
FINLAY: Lady Sharpe!
No one else.

1103
01:14:54,752 --> 01:14:56,672
We'll need more coal
to test the steamer.

1104
01:14:56,823 --> 01:14:59,857
Would you mind, Lucille,
sparing a bit more coal?

1105
01:15:01,427 --> 01:15:04,657
You just need to give him the key.
He'll fetch it.

1106
01:15:04,994 --> 01:15:06,304
Lucille?

1107
01:15:17,347 --> 01:15:18,384
LUCILLE: Edith?

1108
01:15:22,948 --> 01:15:24,257
LUCILLE: Edith?

1109
01:15:30,965 --> 01:15:32,242
Edith?

1110
01:15:35,108 --> 01:15:36,222
(SIGHS)

1111
01:15:50,606 --> 01:15:52,832
I want to apologize for my
behavior this morning.

1112
01:15:52,985 --> 01:15:54,491
I was concerned that...

1113
01:15:55,287 --> 01:15:56,869
You didn't
drink your tea.

1114
01:15:57,051 --> 01:15:59,245
Oh, I don't
feel so well.

1115
01:16:00,158 --> 01:16:02,003
Would you mind bringing me
some cold water?

1116
01:16:07,754 --> 01:16:08,714
Of course.

1117
01:16:21,679 --> 01:16:23,447
Have you had a chance
to read your letters?

1118
01:16:23,597 --> 01:16:26,478
EDITH: Yes. Just some
papers for me to sign.

1119
01:16:26,973 --> 01:16:29,516
From my lawyers,
to finish the transfer of funds.

1120
01:16:36,525 --> 01:16:38,337
I should let you rest.

1121
01:16:42,395 --> 01:16:44,359
You'll feel better soon.

1122
01:16:45,387 --> 01:16:46,467
(JANGLING)

1123
01:17:01,767 --> 01:17:03,196
(WIND HOWLING)

1124
01:17:03,263 --> 01:17:04,846
(GATE CREAKING)

1125
01:17:28,889 --> 01:17:30,809
Let's see what
we have here.

1126
01:17:34,797 --> 01:17:36,302
(WHIRRING)

1127
01:17:36,753 --> 01:17:38,368
PAMELA: <i>This is
Pamela Upton,</i>

1128
01:17:38,441 --> 01:17:40,482
<i>testing the wax
cylinder recording,</i>

1129
01:17:40,781 --> 01:17:43,782
<i>bought in this most
jubilant year, 1887,</i>

1130
01:17:43,927 --> 01:17:46,153
<i>for my beloved
Thomas Sharpe.</i>

1131
01:17:47,111 --> 01:17:49,381
<i>Thomas, speak
into the horn.</i>

1132
01:17:49,681 --> 01:17:50,718
<i>Say something.</i>

1133
01:17:50,793 --> 01:17:52,328
THOMAS: <i>It's a beautiful
machine, Pamela.</i>

1134
01:17:52,405 --> 01:17:55,132
<i>But, no, thank you,</i>
(STUTTERS) <i>I'd rather not.</i>

1135
01:17:55,282 --> 01:17:56,897
PAMELA: <i>Just for me, Thomas.</i>

1136
01:17:57,046 --> 01:17:59,043
THOMAS: <i>Well, what do you
want me to say, exactly?</i>

1137
01:18:00,460 --> 01:18:02,763
PAMELA: <i>Say that
you love me.</i>

1138
01:18:06,637 --> 01:18:07,946
"Margaret McDermott."

1139
01:18:08,018 --> 01:18:09,054
THOMAS: <i>Ding, dong, bell</i>

1140
01:18:10,780 --> 01:18:11,893
<i>Kitty's in the well</i>

1141
01:18:13,043 --> 01:18:14,157
<i>Who put her in?</i>

1142
01:18:14,654 --> 01:18:16,346
<i>Little Johnny Thin</i>

1143
01:18:16,994 --> 01:18:18,228
<i>Who pulled her out?</i>

1144
01:18:20,255 --> 01:18:21,684
<i>Little Johnny Stout</i>

1145
01:18:21,828 --> 01:18:23,825
<i>Oh, what a naughty
boy was that</i>

1146
01:18:24,014 --> 01:18:26,285
<i>To try to drown
poor pussycat</i>

1147
01:18:31,265 --> 01:18:33,917
"Enola Sciotti." E.S.

1148
01:18:34,487 --> 01:18:37,902
ENOLA: <i>I wish I had
the strength to leave, but I can't.</i>

1149
01:18:38,170 --> 01:18:40,014
<i>All they want
is my money</i>

1150
01:18:40,088 --> 01:18:42,630
<i>to work on that infernal
machine of his.</i>

1151
01:18:43,195 --> 01:18:45,007
<i>That's all
they care about.</i>

1152
01:18:45,075 --> 01:18:46,504
(ENOLA COUGHING)

1153
01:18:47,607 --> 01:18:51,906
<i>I will hide these cylinders
away in the linen closet.</i>

1154
01:18:52,057 --> 01:18:53,519
<i>Should anyone
find them,</i>

1155
01:18:53,591 --> 01:18:56,515
<i>let it be known
that they did this.</i>

1156
01:18:57,197 --> 01:18:58,660
(ENOLA COUGHING)

1157
01:19:03,105 --> 01:19:06,640
<i>I must stop recording now.
I can hear them coming.</i>

1158
01:19:07,363 --> 01:19:08,323
EDITH: A baby.

1159
01:19:08,476 --> 01:19:11,858
<i>To whoever finds this,
know that they are killing me.</i>

1160
01:19:12,235 --> 01:19:13,698
<i>I'm dying.</i>

1161
01:19:15,074 --> 01:19:17,496
<i>The poison is
in the tea.</i>

1162
01:19:18,181 --> 01:19:20,025
(COUGHING)

1163
01:19:21,365 --> 01:19:23,743
<i>Find my body,
take it home.</i>

1164
01:19:24,396 --> 01:19:26,818
<i>I don't want to die
this far from home.</i>

1165
01:19:28,347 --> 01:19:30,039
I have to get
out of here.

1166
01:19:35,060 --> 01:19:36,489
(WIND HOWLING)

1167
01:19:42,963 --> 01:19:44,196
(COUGHING)

1168
01:20:10,353 --> 01:20:11,815
LUCILLE: You're awake.

1169
01:20:13,460 --> 01:20:16,079
We found you at the
bottom of the stairs.

1170
01:20:17,028 --> 01:20:19,069
Do you feel better?
I need to go to town.

1171
01:20:19,943 --> 01:20:21,177
See a doctor.

1172
01:20:21,938 --> 01:20:22,975
Yes, of course.

1173
01:20:23,127 --> 01:20:24,633
But I'm afraid
we're snowed in.

1174
01:20:24,930 --> 01:20:26,207
No.

1175
01:20:30,147 --> 01:20:31,762
Then you must eat.

1176
01:20:34,252 --> 01:20:36,020
You must get stronger.

1177
01:20:39,047 --> 01:20:40,553
I tended Mother
in this bed.

1178
01:20:43,574 --> 01:20:46,455
(WHISPERS)
Father was a brute.

1179
01:20:47,947 --> 01:20:49,911
He hated Mother.

1180
01:20:51,745 --> 01:20:53,480
Broke her leg.

1181
01:20:53,548 --> 01:20:55,011
(SCRAPING)

1182
01:20:59,494 --> 01:21:01,797
Snapped it in two
under his boot.

1183
01:21:02,448 --> 01:21:04,260
She never quite healed.

1184
01:21:06,975 --> 01:21:09,397
She was bedridden
for a long time.

1185
01:21:12,614 --> 01:21:14,119
But I

1186
01:21:15,337 --> 01:21:16,766
cared for her.

1187
01:21:18,943 --> 01:21:21,748
Fed her. Bathed her.

1188
01:21:22,434 --> 01:21:24,583
Combed her hair.

1189
01:21:24,774 --> 01:21:28,583
Rubbed liniment
on her scars.

1190
01:21:30,644 --> 01:21:32,640
I made her better.

1191
01:21:36,590 --> 01:21:38,554
I'll do the same
with you.

1192
01:21:40,234 --> 01:21:42,427
I'll make you better.

1193
01:21:44,377 --> 01:21:47,607
May I have a moment
alone with my wife?

1194
01:21:52,510 --> 01:21:55,434
(WHISPERS) You'll be
out of this bed soon.

1195
01:21:56,538 --> 01:21:57,727
I promise.

1196
01:22:12,189 --> 01:22:13,149
Don't drink that.

1197
01:22:16,908 --> 01:22:18,446
Never

1198
01:22:23,429 --> 01:22:25,197
(PLAYING PIANO)

1199
01:22:29,721 --> 01:22:31,183
Lucille, she's very
sick. She's dying.

1200
01:22:31,370 --> 01:22:32,799
Of course she's dying.

1201
01:22:33,173 --> 01:22:35,443
She knows everything.

1202
01:22:36,127 --> 01:22:38,047
She stopped
drinking the tea.

1203
01:22:39,349 --> 01:22:42,459
Doesn't matter.
I put the poison in the porridge.

1204
01:22:44,068 --> 01:22:45,650
Lucille, stop it!

1205
01:22:47,367 --> 01:22:48,518
Do we have to
do this? Must we?

1206
01:22:49,937 --> 01:22:50,941
Yes.

1207
01:22:52,584 --> 01:22:55,126
You have no idea
what they'd do.

1208
01:22:56,343 --> 01:22:58,493
I would be taken
from here.

1209
01:22:59,758 --> 01:23:01,340
Locked away.

1210
01:23:03,555 --> 01:23:05,367
You would be hanged.

1211
01:23:06,356 --> 01:23:08,091
We stay together.
Never apart.

1212
01:23:08,236 --> 01:23:09,392
Never apart.

1213
01:23:11,650 --> 01:23:12,839
You couldn't leave me.

1214
01:23:14,949 --> 01:23:15,953
You wouldn't.

1215
01:23:16,100 --> 01:23:17,256
I can't.

1216
01:23:20,243 --> 01:23:21,247
I can't.

1217
01:23:22,429 --> 01:23:23,815
I know.

1218
01:23:29,872 --> 01:23:31,334
(WIND HOWLING)

1219
01:23:38,733 --> 01:23:41,199
There's a gentleman out there
asking for directions to Allerdale Hall.

1220
01:23:41,342 --> 01:23:43,458
At this hour? Surely not.
Yeah.

1221
01:23:43,605 --> 01:23:46,486
You can't get there on that horse.
It's exhausted.

1222
01:23:46,636 --> 01:23:47,912
Can I hire one
from you?

1223
01:23:48,093 --> 01:23:49,828
We're closed
for the winter.

1224
01:23:50,242 --> 01:23:51,518
Well, can I get
there on foot?

1225
01:23:51,661 --> 01:23:54,356
It's well over four hours
following the road.

1226
01:23:55,190 --> 01:23:56,576
Then I'd better
get going.

1227
01:23:56,648 --> 01:23:57,608
Sir!

1228
01:23:57,684 --> 01:23:59,757
ALAN: Meet me there.
After the storm.

1229
01:24:01,021 --> 01:24:02,374
(COUGHING)

1230
01:24:20,701 --> 01:24:21,705
(PURRING)

1231
01:24:24,537 --> 01:24:25,846
(WHEELS RUMBLING)

1232
01:24:28,718 --> 01:24:30,376
(BABY CRYING)

1233
01:24:38,807 --> 01:24:40,390
I know who you are.

1234
01:24:42,298 --> 01:24:44,262
Your name is
Enola Sciotti.

1235
01:24:48,014 --> 01:24:50,513
Tell me what you
want from me.

1236
01:25:02,553 --> 01:25:08,817
LUCILLE:
<i>And the sweet Tide carry</i>

1237
01:25:08,960 --> 01:25:13,564
<i>In the arms
of the sea</i>

1238
01:25:16,440 --> 01:25:20,433
<i>Let the wind
Blow kindly</i>

1239
01:25:20,583 --> 01:25:26,039
<i>In the sails
Of your dreams</i>

1240
01:25:26,951 --> 01:25:32,101
<i>And the moon
light your journey</i>

1241
01:25:33,933 --> 01:25:39,007
<i>And bring you to me</i>

1242
01:25:46,209 --> 01:25:47,638
(LUCILLE HUMMING)

1243
01:26:12,064 --> 01:26:14,290
It's all out
in the open now.

1244
01:26:14,366 --> 01:26:15,752
No need to pretend.

1245
01:26:15,901 --> 01:26:18,901
This is who I am.
This is who he is!

1246
01:26:19,046 --> 01:26:20,126
EDITH: I knew it.

1247
01:26:22,537 --> 01:26:24,075
THOMAS: Don't do it,
Lucille! I knew it!

1248
01:26:24,225 --> 01:26:25,414
Someone's at the door!
You're not his sister!

1249
01:26:25,913 --> 01:26:27,102
That's delightful.

1250
01:26:28,061 --> 01:26:29,218
(SCREAMS)

1251
01:26:29,557 --> 01:26:30,561
I am.

1252
01:26:30,631 --> 01:26:31,908
Don't do it!

1253
01:26:33,508 --> 01:26:34,513
(WOOD CREAKING)
(GROANING)

1254
01:26:39,953 --> 01:26:40,913
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

1255
01:26:40,989 --> 01:26:42,757
(POUNDING AT DOOR)

1256
01:27:09,722 --> 01:27:10,682
Hello, Edith.

1257
01:27:12,906 --> 01:27:15,055
Try not to move
or talk just yet.

1258
01:27:15,131 --> 01:27:17,128
You're heavily sedated.
(GASPS)

1259
01:27:17,202 --> 01:27:19,428
I needed to sedate you
to set your leg.

1260
01:27:19,773 --> 01:27:21,769
You're going to be fine.

1261
01:27:24,875 --> 01:27:27,101
Forgive me for
dropping in unannounced.

1262
01:27:27,291 --> 01:27:29,136
Heaven-sent,
as it turns out.

1263
01:27:29,555 --> 01:27:31,170
I should have
sent a wire,

1264
01:27:32,240 --> 01:27:33,703
but I thought you'd
enjoy the surprise.

1265
01:27:33,890 --> 01:27:35,777
It's a miracle.
We didn't know what to do.

1266
01:27:35,923 --> 01:27:38,149
She's so ill.
Delirious.

1267
01:27:38,301 --> 01:27:39,764
Then she fell down
the stairs.

1268
01:27:39,912 --> 01:27:41,418
She spoke to me.

1269
01:27:41,562 --> 01:27:43,755
Who spoke to you?
My mother.

1270
01:27:44,324 --> 01:27:46,168
She was delivering
a warning.

1271
01:27:46,319 --> 01:27:48,011
Crimson Peak.

1272
01:27:49,311 --> 01:27:50,807
LUCILLE: Delirious,
you see? Poor thing.

1273
01:27:51,805 --> 01:27:53,539
ALAN: Yes, I see.

1274
01:27:58,057 --> 01:27:59,443
Here. Try to drink.

1275
01:27:59,592 --> 01:28:00,901
No, not that.

1276
01:28:02,201 --> 01:28:03,314
Not that.

1277
01:28:03,505 --> 01:28:06,386
You will stay here
with us, won't you?

1278
01:28:07,609 --> 01:28:09,683
Wait for the
storm to pass.

1279
01:28:09,834 --> 01:28:11,449
If you insist.

1280
01:28:11,599 --> 01:28:14,174
But now, I need a moment
alone with my patient.

1281
01:28:14,323 --> 01:28:16,788
We'll leave you
then, Doctor.

1282
01:28:20,115 --> 01:28:22,003
Edith, listen to me.

1283
01:28:22,801 --> 01:28:24,721
I'm here to
take you away.

1284
01:28:25,524 --> 01:28:28,558
Do you hear?
I'm taking you with me now.

1285
01:28:29,667 --> 01:28:31,282
Somebody has
to stop him.

1286
01:28:31,432 --> 01:28:33,429
Lucille, please.

1287
01:28:34,156 --> 01:28:35,771
What are you doing?

1288
01:28:35,959 --> 01:28:37,879
I just want to
know, brother.

1289
01:28:39,143 --> 01:28:41,608
Is it going to be
you this time?

1290
01:28:42,480 --> 01:28:44,400
Show me you
can stand up.

1291
01:28:47,506 --> 01:28:48,739
All right.

1292
01:28:49,654 --> 01:28:50,810
(GROANING)

1293
01:28:53,682 --> 01:28:55,602
I won't let
them harm you.

1294
01:29:01,392 --> 01:29:02,472
I'm going to
find you a coat.

1295
01:29:02,543 --> 01:29:03,580
Don't go.

1296
01:29:03,694 --> 01:29:04,927
I'll be right back.

1297
01:29:05,075 --> 01:29:07,618
Things are getting a bit emotional,
I see, Doctor.

1298
01:29:08,259 --> 01:29:10,027
She's exhausted.

1299
01:29:10,407 --> 01:29:12,830
She's showing
signs of anemia.

1300
01:29:12,901 --> 01:29:14,254
I'm going to take
her to a hospital.

1301
01:29:14,397 --> 01:29:16,317
That won't be
necessary.

1302
01:29:22,146 --> 01:29:24,339
I'm afraid it is.

1303
01:29:26,481 --> 01:29:28,325
You've been poisoning her.

1304
01:29:31,276 --> 01:29:32,585
Edith.

1305
01:29:33,194 --> 01:29:36,118
Front page.
The <i>Cumberland Ledger.</i>

1306
01:29:36,800 --> 01:29:39,834
Lady Beatrice Sharpe was
murdered in the bathtub.

1307
01:29:42,478 --> 01:29:45,020
One brutal blow almost
split her head in two.

1308
01:29:45,278 --> 01:29:47,471
No suspect was
ever arrested.

1309
01:29:48,385 --> 01:29:50,579
There was no one else
in the house at the time.

1310
01:29:50,725 --> 01:29:51,685
Only the children.

1311
01:29:52,106 --> 01:29:54,834
The truth was too horrible to consider.
Doctor, stop it.

1312
01:29:54,984 --> 01:29:56,751
You did this.
No.

1313
01:29:56,902 --> 01:29:59,597
Sir Thomas, you were
only 12 at the time.

1314
01:30:00,278 --> 01:30:01,816
After questioning
by the police,

1315
01:30:01,889 --> 01:30:03,351
you were sent to
boarding school.

1316
01:30:03,500 --> 01:30:06,381
As for Lucille, at 14,
her story is less clear.

1317
01:30:07,259 --> 01:30:10,140
A convent education in Switzerland,
the news account says,

1318
01:30:10,328 --> 01:30:13,362
but I think a different
kind of institution.

1319
01:30:16,543 --> 01:30:18,813
Sir Thomas is
already married.

1320
01:30:19,420 --> 01:30:21,035
He married a
Miss Pamela Upton.

1321
01:30:21,683 --> 01:30:22,992
Margaret McDermott

1322
01:30:23,141 --> 01:30:25,367
and Enola Sciotti.
"E.S."

1323
01:30:25,519 --> 01:30:26,633
Edith, you don't know...

1324
01:30:26,785 --> 01:30:28,324
Edith and I
are leaving.

1325
01:30:43,933 --> 01:30:44,893
(GRUNTS)

1326
01:30:51,452 --> 01:30:52,608
(GRUNTING)

1327
01:30:56,017 --> 01:30:57,709
You stay there.

1328
01:30:58,779 --> 01:30:59,859
ALAN: Edith.

1329
01:31:00,237 --> 01:31:01,273
Edith.

1330
01:31:03,459 --> 01:31:04,533
LUCILLE: You should do this!

1331
01:31:04,572 --> 01:31:06,568
Get your hands dirty.

1332
01:31:06,643 --> 01:31:07,876
(DOG BARKING)

1333
01:31:12,090 --> 01:31:14,316
Come here, doggie.
Little shit!

1334
01:31:14,392 --> 01:31:15,669
(DOG WHIMPERING)

1335
01:31:17,039 --> 01:31:18,654
If I don't do it,
she will.

1336
01:31:20,070 --> 01:31:21,685
But listen to me.

1337
01:31:22,947 --> 01:31:24,867
You're a doctor.

1338
01:31:27,742 --> 01:31:29,554
Show me where.

1339
01:31:38,790 --> 01:31:40,328
(MUFFLED GRUNT)

1340
01:31:42,626 --> 01:31:43,586
EDITH: No!

1341
01:31:43,777 --> 01:31:45,054
Alan!

1342
01:31:46,693 --> 01:31:48,460
You're monsters.

1343
01:31:49,033 --> 01:31:50,953
Both of you!

1344
01:31:51,910 --> 01:31:53,023
Funny.

1345
01:31:54,058 --> 01:31:57,059
That's the last thing
Mother said, too.

1346
01:32:04,684 --> 01:32:06,572
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

1347
01:32:15,003 --> 01:32:16,313
(ELEVATOR SQUEAKING)

1348
01:32:19,147 --> 01:32:20,380
(GRUNTING)

1349
01:32:20,451 --> 01:32:22,143
Lucille has taken Edith
to sign the papers.

1350
01:32:22,331 --> 01:32:24,447
The moment she signs those papers,
she is dead.

1351
01:32:24,594 --> 01:32:27,289
I have to go.
I'll bring her down here.

1352
01:32:27,433 --> 01:32:28,895
I'll find a way.

1353
01:32:29,044 --> 01:32:31,041
The mine shaft is open,
you understand?

1354
01:32:31,115 --> 01:32:32,654
Get out up there.

1355
01:32:33,033 --> 01:32:34,496
Can you hold on?

1356
01:32:34,645 --> 01:32:35,921
Go.

1357
01:32:51,716 --> 01:32:53,407
You thought you
were a writer.

1358
01:32:57,777 --> 01:32:59,773
With your ghosts.

1359
01:33:01,344 --> 01:33:02,653
What are you waiting for?

1360
01:33:02,725 --> 01:33:04,231
You have nothing
to live for now.

1361
01:33:04,452 --> 01:33:05,412
Sign.

1362
01:33:06,600 --> 01:33:08,793
All the women we found...

1363
01:33:08,863 --> 01:33:11,711
London, Edinburgh,
Milan.

1364
01:33:12,661 --> 01:33:13,621
America.

1365
01:33:14,195 --> 01:33:15,549
Yes, America.

1366
01:33:15,730 --> 01:33:17,694
All had what
was necessary.

1367
01:33:18,147 --> 01:33:22,446
Money, broken dreams
and no living relatives.

1368
01:33:22,597 --> 01:33:24,212
No one ever
looked for them.

1369
01:33:24,822 --> 01:33:26,938
Mercy killings, really.

1370
01:33:27,814 --> 01:33:29,701
Is that what
I'm going to be?

1371
01:33:30,346 --> 01:33:33,346
What about the Italian
woman? Enola?

1372
01:33:33,990 --> 01:33:36,063
You killed her baby.

1373
01:33:37,059 --> 01:33:38,903
I did not.

1374
01:33:39,322 --> 01:33:42,508
None of them ever
fucked Thomas.

1375
01:33:42,660 --> 01:33:44,242
Don't you understand?

1376
01:33:45,498 --> 01:33:46,961
It was mine.

1377
01:33:50,639 --> 01:33:52,221
It was born wrong.

1378
01:33:54,667 --> 01:33:56,664
We should have
let it die at birth,

1379
01:33:59,117 --> 01:34:00,230
but I wanted it.

1380
01:34:00,383 --> 01:34:02,118
She told me
she could save it.

1381
01:34:03,797 --> 01:34:05,335
She was determined.

1382
01:34:07,710 --> 01:34:08,747
She lied.

1383
01:34:08,899 --> 01:34:10,328
EDITH: All this horror,

1384
01:34:10,779 --> 01:34:12,546
for what? The money?

1385
01:34:13,464 --> 01:34:14,697
To keep the mansion?

1386
01:34:14,845 --> 01:34:16,580
The Sharpe name?
The mines?

1387
01:34:17,185 --> 01:34:18,681
The marriages were
for money, of course.

1388
01:34:20,292 --> 01:34:21,646
But the horror,

1389
01:34:22,019 --> 01:34:23,906
the horror was for love.

1390
01:34:25,356 --> 01:34:27,702
The things we do for
a love like this are ugly,

1391
01:34:28,770 --> 01:34:30,047
mad,

1392
01:34:30,957 --> 01:34:32,921
full of sweat
and regret.

1393
01:34:34,908 --> 01:34:37,527
This love burns you
and maims you

1394
01:34:39,281 --> 01:34:41,627
and twists you
inside out.

1395
01:34:42,964 --> 01:34:45,157
It is a monstrous love

1396
01:34:46,493 --> 01:34:49,221
and it makes
monsters of us all.

1397
01:34:49,831 --> 01:34:51,675
But you should
have seen him,

1398
01:34:51,749 --> 01:34:54,476
as a child, Thomas.

1399
01:34:57,503 --> 01:34:58,812
He was perfect.

1400
01:35:01,685 --> 01:35:04,063
So, from all his
small infractions,

1401
01:35:05,060 --> 01:35:07,483
from my mother's cane,
I protected him.

1402
01:35:08,206 --> 01:35:10,323
I took so
many beatings.

1403
01:35:11,927 --> 01:35:13,815
And when she
found out about us,

1404
01:35:15,111 --> 01:35:16,574
well...

1405
01:35:21,211 --> 01:35:24,899
The only love Thomas and
I ever knew was from one another.

1406
01:35:26,121 --> 01:35:28,008
In these rotting walls.

1407
01:35:29,458 --> 01:35:30,615
Hiding.

1408
01:35:31,530 --> 01:35:34,334
That's not true.
You suffocate him.

1409
01:35:35,251 --> 01:35:36,637
Sign your name!

1410
01:35:37,323 --> 01:35:39,243
Sign your bloody name!

1411
01:35:50,634 --> 01:35:54,246
My father,
who killed him?

1412
01:35:55,084 --> 01:35:58,314
Such a coarse,
condescending man.

1413
01:36:00,493 --> 01:36:01,955
He loved you.

1414
01:36:02,104 --> 01:36:04,068
You should have
seen his sad face

1415
01:36:04,483 --> 01:36:07,134
when I smashed it
on the sink.

1416
01:36:16,144 --> 01:36:17,149
(GRUNTS)

1417
01:36:27,730 --> 01:36:29,617
(GROANING)

1418
01:36:35,977 --> 01:36:36,937
You!

1419
01:36:37,052 --> 01:36:38,328
Don't come near me!
Listen to me. Please.

1420
01:36:38,394 --> 01:36:40,511
You get away!
Edith, please. Listen.

1421
01:36:40,658 --> 01:36:42,269
McMichael is still alive.
He's still alive.

1422
01:36:42,307 --> 01:36:43,693
You lied to me!
I did.

1423
01:36:43,765 --> 01:36:44,802
You poisoned me!
I did.

1424
01:36:44,877 --> 01:36:46,067
You told me
you loved me!

1425
01:36:46,143 --> 01:36:47,377
I do.

1426
01:36:48,867 --> 01:36:51,442
Edith, please.
Please trust me one more time.

1427
01:36:53,048 --> 01:36:55,394
You can leave if you want,
or you can wait here for me.

1428
01:36:55,542 --> 01:36:58,008
I'm going to get
those papers back.

1429
01:36:58,150 --> 01:36:59,842
I'm going to
finish this.

1430
01:37:11,385 --> 01:37:12,968
LUCILLE: You burnt them.

1431
01:37:13,073 --> 01:37:14,611
(HEAVY BREATHING)

1432
01:37:15,452 --> 01:37:16,412
Lucille.

1433
01:37:19,364 --> 01:37:20,324
You burnt them.

1434
01:37:20,400 --> 01:37:23,052
Yes, she will live.
You're not to touch her.

1435
01:37:23,201 --> 01:37:24,816
You're ordering me?

1436
01:37:24,965 --> 01:37:26,809
We can leave, Lucille.
Leave Allerdale Hall.

1437
01:37:26,960 --> 01:37:27,920
Leave?

1438
01:37:27,996 --> 01:37:29,654
Think about it.
We can start a new life.

1439
01:37:30,144 --> 01:37:31,104
Where?

1440
01:37:31,180 --> 01:37:33,373
Anywhere. It doesn't matter.
We can leave it behind.

1441
01:37:33,481 --> 01:37:34,867
We let the Sharpe name
die with the mines.

1442
01:37:34,939 --> 01:37:36,478
We let this edifice
sink in the ground.

1443
01:37:36,550 --> 01:37:38,242
All these years holding
these walls together.

1444
01:37:38,315 --> 01:37:40,083
We would be free.

1445
01:37:41,422 --> 01:37:42,656
Free, Lucille.

1446
01:37:43,839 --> 01:37:45,683
We can all be together.

1447
01:37:50,476 --> 01:37:51,981
All?

1448
01:37:56,153 --> 01:37:57,157
Do you love her?

1449
01:37:57,304 --> 01:37:59,770
This day had to come.
We've been dead for years, Lucille.

1450
01:37:59,836 --> 01:38:00,796
You promised...

1451
01:38:00,872 --> 01:38:01,832
You and I in this
rotting place.

1452
01:38:01,907 --> 01:38:02,982
Do you love her
more than me?

1453
01:38:03,020 --> 01:38:03,980
Look at what
we've become!

1454
01:38:04,056 --> 01:38:06,204
You promised you would not
fall in love with anyone else.

1455
01:38:06,242 --> 01:38:07,934
Yes, but it happened.

1456
01:38:13,915 --> 01:38:14,875
(GRUNTS)

1457
01:38:15,257 --> 01:38:16,491
(GRUNTS)

1458
01:38:16,562 --> 01:38:17,522
(SOBBING)

1459
01:38:20,244 --> 01:38:21,204
Lucille.

1460
01:38:22,469 --> 01:38:23,778
(GAGGING)

1461
01:38:39,578 --> 01:38:41,161
(GRUNTING)

1462
01:38:47,059 --> 01:38:48,565
Lucille.

1463
01:38:55,767 --> 01:38:56,727
(CRYING)

1464
01:39:10,882 --> 01:39:11,918
Thomas?

1465
01:39:16,252 --> 01:39:17,332
Thomas?

1466
01:39:29,832 --> 01:39:30,836
(SCREAMING)

1467
01:39:51,123 --> 01:39:52,399
(SOBBING)

1468
01:39:53,808 --> 01:39:55,194
(CLATTERING)

1469
01:39:56,877 --> 01:39:57,837
(CLANG)

1470
01:40:01,787 --> 01:40:03,752
(GRUNTING)

1471
01:40:18,475 --> 01:40:19,861
(GRUNTING)

1472
01:40:42,182 --> 01:40:43,535
She's coming.

1473
01:40:43,678 --> 01:40:45,948
I'm going to get us out of here.
I will get help.

1474
01:40:46,133 --> 01:40:47,716
You have to trust me.

1475
01:40:47,860 --> 01:40:49,671
I'll come back for you.
I promise I will.

1476
01:40:49,816 --> 01:40:51,049
Shh, hide.

1477
01:41:15,288 --> 01:41:16,292
(GRUNTS)

1478
01:41:16,362 --> 01:41:17,552
(CREAKING)

1479
01:41:21,426 --> 01:41:23,390
Before they put me away

1480
01:41:27,602 --> 01:41:29,294
I kept a little souvenir

1481
01:41:38,228 --> 01:41:39,657
from Mother.

1482
01:41:48,740 --> 01:41:49,744
(CLAN KING)

1483
01:42:01,399 --> 01:42:02,436
(HISSES)

1484
01:42:05,465 --> 01:42:06,469
(HISSES)

1485
01:42:20,234 --> 01:42:21,697
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

1486
01:42:24,723 --> 01:42:25,879
(GROANING)

1487
01:42:40,067 --> 01:42:41,027
Edith?

1488
01:43:10,565 --> 01:43:11,602
(GRUNTS)

1489
01:43:19,541 --> 01:43:21,004
(MACHINE STARTING)

1490
01:43:26,293 --> 01:43:27,831
(RATTLING)

1491
01:43:35,500 --> 01:43:36,537
(GRUNTING)

1492
01:43:37,533 --> 01:43:38,810
(GRUNTS)

1493
01:43:46,932 --> 01:43:48,165
(SCREAMS)

1494
01:43:50,806 --> 01:43:51,766
(CLANGS)
(GRUNTS)

1495
01:43:52,072 --> 01:43:55,029
I won't stop till
you kill me

1496
01:43:55,410 --> 01:43:56,414
or I kill you.

1497
01:44:01,432 --> 01:44:02,546
Help me.

1498
01:44:03,657 --> 01:44:04,891
There's no one
here to help you.

1499
01:44:04,962 --> 01:44:06,151
Yes, there is!

1500
01:44:06,381 --> 01:44:08,804
Look at him!
Turn around!

1501
01:44:17,544 --> 01:44:18,821
(GASPS)

1502
01:44:26,828 --> 01:44:27,788
Thomas.

1503
01:44:27,902 --> 01:44:28,862
Lucille.

1504
01:44:31,738 --> 01:44:32,698
(SHARP GRU NT)

1505
01:44:34,231 --> 01:44:35,617
(GRUNTING)

1506
01:44:36,572 --> 01:44:37,532
I won't stop

1507
01:44:39,947 --> 01:44:41,061
till you kill me

1508
01:44:41,750 --> 01:44:42,864
or I kill you.

1509
01:44:48,809 --> 01:44:50,501
I heard you
the first time.

1510
01:45:32,081 --> 01:45:33,390
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

1511
01:45:33,462 --> 01:45:34,815
EDITH: <i>Ghosts are real.</i>

1512
01:45:38,871 --> 01:45:40,333
<i>This much, I know.</i>

1513
01:45:49,344 --> 01:45:52,683
MAN: Lady Sharpe!
Lady Sharpe!

1514
01:45:52,949 --> 01:45:55,220
<i>There are things that
tie them to a place,</i>

1515
01:45:56,364 --> 01:45:58,175
<i>very much like
they do us.</i>

1516
01:46:01,658 --> 01:46:04,352
<i>Some remain tethered
to a patch of land.</i>

1517
01:46:05,686 --> 01:46:06,962
<i>A time and date.</i>

1518
01:46:08,486 --> 01:46:09,839
<i>The spilling of blood.</i>

1519
01:46:12,245 --> 01:46:13,828
<i>A terrible crime.</i>

1520
01:46:17,808 --> 01:46:19,575
<i>But there are others.</i>

1521
01:46:20,723 --> 01:46:22,872
<i>Others that hold
onto an emotion.</i>

1522
01:46:25,365 --> 01:46:26,642
<i>A drive.</i>

1523
01:46:28,856 --> 01:46:29,860
<i>Loss.</i>

1524
01:46:31,848 --> 01:46:33,037
<i>Revenge.</i>

1525
01:46:35,224 --> 01:46:36,184
<i>Or love.</i>

1526
01:46:40,940 --> 01:46:42,326
<i>Those,</i>

1527
01:46:45,658 --> 01:46:47,393
<i>they never go away.</i>