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I bet a bright boy like you
could get me through this old gate...

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...if you wanted to. Hmm?

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Jeb?

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Jeb, what are you doing?

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Mr. Rickards,
I forgot to give you this yesterday.

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I told you newspaper fellows yesterday.

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Nobody gets inside.
That's Mrs. Forrest's orders.

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Halt!

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Left face!

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Eyes left!

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Heads front!

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I'm sorry, gentlemen, no rooms.

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No rooms, no baths.

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No rooms, no....

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- Stick close by, will you?
- Oh, yes, sir.

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Still raining out, Bob?

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- A slight drizzle.
- Oh, dear.

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- Hello, Jane.
- Hello.

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Steve. What in the wor--?

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Steven O'Malley.

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Oh, gee, let me--

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Come over here
and let me take a look at you.

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Oh, I can't believe it, Stevie.

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Oh, imagine eating your heart out for a guy
for two years.

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You see him,
you don't even recognize him.

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- Careful, I might take you seriously.
- Oh.

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- Want coffee?
- No, thanks.

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Get me a cup of coffee.
Plenty of cream and sugar.

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Where I've been, you don't get cream
and sugar, you don't get coffee.

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It's your eyes, that's what it is.

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You've seen an awful lot over there,
haven't you, Stevie?

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Is it that bad?

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Were you in a concentration camp
or with the Berlin Press Bureau?

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I'm still wondering, Jane.

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Oh. Well, did it hurt much?

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Jane, Jane, Jane. Did what hurt?

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- When Hitler kicked you out?
- Oh, ha, ha. Hit--

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- Ha, ha.
- Thanks, good.

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- Good old Janie, my, it's nice to see you.
- Oh, Stevie.

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- How am I gonna get a room in this joint?
- Didn't you wire?

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Tsk. Oh, Steven, honestly.
Come on, follow Grandma.

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Uh, Mr. Arbuthnot,
guess what's happened?

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The hot water doesn't run.

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No, no, even worse than that.
My husband just arrived.

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Uh, change the register to read
Mr. and Mrs. O'Malley, please.

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Ha, ha. Come, darling.

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Oh. Freddie, isn't it wonderful
to have Steve back?

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Well, it's wonderful to have you back,
but not this wonderful.

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- You're kidding about that Mrs. O'Malley?
- Of course, dear.

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- Did you know he was coming?
- Mm-mm.

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Nobody knows I'm back but the boss.

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Got it.
I'll take your room, you move in with Steve.

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Oh, fine. The five other men in my room
will welcome you.

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Oh, great. Of course, Steven
we could get married...

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...or use the room in shifts.

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My best hours are from 3 to 10.

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- Those are mine too.
- Oh.

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- We better push along.
- Yeah, let's go.

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Now, guard those with your life, sonny.

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- Ah, O'Malley. How are you?
- Fine, Mr. Ambassador.

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I thought they'd have chopped
your head off by now. I'm glad they didn't.

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Oh, just a considerate guy.

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He knows
when two people wanna be alone.

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Oh, don't be silly.
He doesn't even know I'm alive.

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Better come down from there, son.
You'll slip.

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Come on, son. Come on down.

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Come on.

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Steady there. Now, you mustn't let it
get you like that.

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If it hadn't been for me,
he'd be alive today.

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Hey!

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- No news.
- I've got it.

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Thanks. Thanks very much.

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Oh, boy, I'll say it was.

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- O'Malley. When did you get back?
- Hello, stranger.

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- Hello, Pat. You get a good one?
- Oh, not so hot, Steve.

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No, never mind. I'll sit this one out.

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Sit this one out?
What are you? A trained seal?

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- I haven't got any whiskers.
- Ha, ha.

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I haven't got a deadline either.

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- Oh, he's a journalist, not a newspaperman.
- I'm a prima donna.

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- I'm sorry we got separated, Jane.
- Mm. How do you spell Frisbee? With a Y?

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Oh. Thanks.

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What's the matter, Stevie?
No more worlds to conquer?

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- No more hot water to scramble out of.
- Oh.

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Well, you might fall in love.

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No. No, I think I'll dodge that.
I've had luck so far.

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Oh. Tough guy, aren't you?

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"The accident happened at 8:00
or thereabouts.

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The coroner placed the washout
between 6:30 and 7."

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Heh. Don't mind Freddie.

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Ever since he helped the police,
he's taken to crime.

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Doesn't believe
in honestly broken necks.

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The bridge had been weakened
by the storm.

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- Maybe.
- You're not on the level, Freddie.

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Could be anything.

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Even suicide.

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What's the difference?
He's gone, that's the real tragedy, isn't it?

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In Europe, I watched
most of the decent things of life change.

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But I could look across the Atlantic and see
Forrest standing here, firm as a rock...

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...standing for things
that were decent and honest.

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That's why I'm here,
to write the story of his life...

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...so that we'd always have it to lean on
in the dark days ahead.

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Thought it was gonna be easy
until I saw what he meant to these people.

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I'm not so sure now.

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It's tough on his wife.
She's got something to live up to.

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- That's why I wanna see her.
- What?

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Get within 10 miles of Mrs. Forrest,
I'll give you the Pulitzer prize.

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I'll do even more than that for you,
I'll marry Freddie.

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Oh, no kidding, Steven.

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That woman thought Robert Forrest
was to be locked up...

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...in a safety-deposit vault.
The queen of Jericho.

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Say, she's built the highest, thickest walls
of Jericho around that place.

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- And you're no Joshua.
- Yeah, ha, ha.

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Huh. A visitor.

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Anything I can do for you?

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Yes.

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Mind your own business
as far as Mrs. Forrest is concerned.

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I heard what you said.

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Take a tip from me and keep off her track.

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Try to have respect
for what she's going through.

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Or it'll be my privilege
to knock your head off.

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He's a big man.
I don't wanna have any trouble with him.

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Gentlemen.

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Gentlemen, excuse me. Pardon me.

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Gentlemen, I have a few words
I'd like to say to the press.

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- Fine.
- If you'll go into the parlor--

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- About time we're getting news.
- You've been very kind, very patient.

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Looks like a lead.

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- You're the fabulous Steven O'Malley.
- My name is O'Malley.

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I'm Clive Kerndon, Mr. Forrest's
private secretary for the past years.

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Mr. Forrest was a great admirer
of your writing.

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- He used to quote you a lot.
- Really?

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Well, that's very nice.

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Uh, I wonder if I could talk to Mrs. Forrest
after a day or two.

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You're not going back?

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I'd like to see her first.

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How do you do?
Press conference will be in the parlor.

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Well, it's been a very great pleasure,
Mr. O'Malley. If you'll just come this way.

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All you do is blow your trumpet, Joshua,
and the walls of Jericho fall right down.

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May I have a glass of water please?

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Heh. These reporters are annoying,
aren't they?

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Mr. Midford is Mrs. Forrest's cousin.

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Oh. Oh, indeed.

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Poor Mrs. Forrest.

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I've wanted just to hold her hand...

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...but, of course, I wouldn't have
the lack of taste to bother her.

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Or you.

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- Drunk?
- Not at all.

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He was drinking ginger ale.

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Oh, poor fellow.

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He seems so overcome
by the family tragedy...

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...that he didn't even go to the funeral.

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I wonder why not.

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Gentlemen, if it had been my say-so, I'd
have thrown open the gates of the estate...

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...the moment the accident happened,
but....

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But I was acting
under Mrs. Forrest's orders.

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I've prepared a few brief biographical notes
that may help you.

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Possibly in a week or so,
Mrs. Forrest might relent a bit.

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Robert Brindley of the <i>Tribune.</i>

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- A bully job you did on those labor hearings.
- Thank you.

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No, Mr. Brindley, I'm afraid even you
will have to bow to Mrs. Forrest's...

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...shall we say, unfortunate prejudices.

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- Of course, the poor woman is not herself.
- I tried to get in a year ago.

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Oh, yes, you're Martin Snow
of the <i>Globe Syndicate.</i>

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I remember, your obituary of Mr. Forrest
was a masterpiece.

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Your description of him
in the Argonne Offensive.

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"That tattered scarecrow youth
standing in a sort of ecstasy of faith...

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...against all the blazing powers of hell."

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Do I quote correctly?

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Your description
of his men's superstitious belief...

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00:13:01,341 --> 00:13:03,833
...that as long as Robert Forrest remained
on his feet...

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...no harm could come to them.

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Your handling of the Forrest legend...

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...his simple, homely,
Lincoln-like quality....

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Well, gentlemen...

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...I think I've known him
perhaps more intimately than most of you.

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And I can say <i>ecce homo.</i>

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That was Robert Forrest.

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Now, gentlemen, if you'll excuse me.
You've been very patient.

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We must be charitable and try to realize...

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...people don't appreciate
the importance of newspaper men...

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...as public servants in a democracy.
Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Mr. Kerndon.

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Oh, Mr. Kerndon.

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Mr. O'Malley.
Well, you will telephone, won't you?

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I'll see what can be done, especially
for you, but frankly, I haven't much hope.

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Goodbye.

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Blow harder, Joshua.

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Her Ladyship may be a little deaf.

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- So long. See you at the next meeting.
- So long.

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Have a nice day.

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- Who says there's no taxi?
- How long to the station?

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Twenty minutes.

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- If you walk fast.
- Walk?

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This is a taxi, isn't it?

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00:14:31,765 --> 00:14:33,961
- It's busy.
- Busy about what?

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Business, I guess.

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00:14:37,170 --> 00:14:38,536
How far is the station?

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A nice brisk walk.
It will do you good, boys.

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- What are you staying here for?
- Health. Marvelous place, wonderful walks.

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I haven't walked since I was 2 years old.

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I didn't like it then.

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Hey, Joshua.

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Jericho is that way.

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Going somewhere?

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I don't know. Are you?

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Maybe.

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Are you a snooper?
I don't stand for snoopers.

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00:15:23,717 --> 00:15:25,185
No.

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Kind of a snooper. War snooper.

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00:15:27,654 --> 00:15:31,819
Oh, well,
you won't find any war around here.

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00:15:32,359 --> 00:15:34,851
You can come aboard if you want to.

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00:15:38,331 --> 00:15:40,891
Did you belong
to that Forward America Association...

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- ...of Mr. Forrest's?
- They asked me to join.

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I guess it's a good notion.

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00:15:45,739 --> 00:15:47,332
But I'm no joiner.

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When I march,
I like to march my own pace.

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And if I have to have a fight,
I like to pick it.

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00:15:54,614 --> 00:15:56,412
You said you had no wars.

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00:15:56,583 --> 00:15:58,279
Not in a manner of speaking...

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...but there's always good and evil
up against each other.

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A man's gotta take sides sooner or later.

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00:16:04,924 --> 00:16:07,860
You'll know that one of these days,
young fellow.

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Good afternoon, Mr. Rickards.

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I phoned you this morning.

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It's no use.

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Somebody was telling me that you served
under Mr. Forrest in the last war.

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Mr. Forrest served under me. At first.

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Oh, you were his top sergeant?

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I was his captain.

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Later, I became his gatekeeper.

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00:17:01,281 --> 00:17:02,806
Get that wound in the Argonne?

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00:17:03,616 --> 00:17:07,348
Yes, Mr. Forrest got a medal
for bringing me in.

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And you've been with him
ever since, huh?

238
00:17:09,889 --> 00:17:12,324
Yes, Mr. Forrest was very kind.

239
00:17:12,492 --> 00:17:14,893
He believed in charity.

240
00:17:25,872 --> 00:17:28,034
Come back in an hour.

241
00:17:59,038 --> 00:18:01,030
What's the matter, son?

242
00:18:03,943 --> 00:18:05,775
Anything I can do?

243
00:18:07,347 --> 00:18:08,940
No.

244
00:18:11,718 --> 00:18:13,778
Might be able to help you.

245
00:18:14,654 --> 00:18:16,350
I cry sometimes myself.

246
00:18:16,523 --> 00:18:18,492
I've seen a lot to cry about.

247
00:18:20,393 --> 00:18:21,986
Where?

248
00:18:23,463 --> 00:18:26,092
Oh, France. Poland.

249
00:18:26,666 --> 00:18:29,431
Very few places
where you don't wanna cry. We're lucky.

250
00:18:29,936 --> 00:18:34,738
That's what Mr. Forrest used to say
on the radio.

251
00:18:34,908 --> 00:18:39,209
And I killed him. I killed him.

252
00:18:39,946 --> 00:18:42,643
I should've warned him
about that mean old bridge.

253
00:18:42,816 --> 00:18:45,843
But Dad wouldn't let me go out
in the storm.

254
00:18:46,019 --> 00:18:49,012
I should've told him anyway...

255
00:18:49,622 --> 00:18:53,923
...because I was Mr. Forrest's man.

256
00:18:55,195 --> 00:18:58,359
Now I'm...

257
00:19:00,333 --> 00:19:02,199
...nobody's.

258
00:19:03,436 --> 00:19:06,304
Oh, no, that isn't. You're your own man.

259
00:19:06,473 --> 00:19:09,238
And nobody would tell you that any quicker
than Mr. Forrest.

260
00:19:09,676 --> 00:19:11,804
After all, dying isn't very important.

261
00:19:11,978 --> 00:19:16,507
It's the way we live that really counts.
Don't you think that's it?

262
00:19:16,850 --> 00:19:19,752
We've got to carry on for Mr. Forrest.

263
00:19:19,919 --> 00:19:22,479
We don't wanna be slaves, do we?

264
00:19:23,289 --> 00:19:25,281
Slaves?

265
00:19:25,492 --> 00:19:27,256
That's what they're fighting for.

266
00:19:27,427 --> 00:19:32,024
Oh, that was the Civil War.
1861 to 1865.

267
00:19:32,198 --> 00:19:34,827
There aren't any slaves now.

268
00:19:35,001 --> 00:19:40,565
Not here maybe, but Europe's full of them.
It might be our turn next.

269
00:19:43,343 --> 00:19:45,039
How?

270
00:19:45,445 --> 00:19:46,777
Well, there are so many ways.

271
00:19:46,946 --> 00:19:50,212
It would take me the rest of the day
to try to explain it to you.

272
00:19:50,383 --> 00:19:54,650
But the general idea is that they try
to get us all confused and scared...

273
00:19:54,821 --> 00:19:57,120
...and sore at each other...

274
00:19:57,290 --> 00:20:01,819
...and then before you know it,
clamp, the handcuffs are on us.

275
00:20:02,729 --> 00:20:03,992
Hmm.

276
00:20:05,698 --> 00:20:07,963
Would they really put chains on me?

277
00:20:08,134 --> 00:20:11,662
Not on your hands they wouldn't,
because you'd have to work for them.

278
00:20:11,838 --> 00:20:15,468
The chains would be on your mind
and on your tongue.

279
00:20:16,142 --> 00:20:17,940
Well...

280
00:20:18,645 --> 00:20:20,580
...what are we gonna do about it?

281
00:20:20,747 --> 00:20:23,615
We're not gonna let them kick us around,
are we?

282
00:20:24,183 --> 00:20:28,484
You and I are free men today
because centuries ago...

283
00:20:28,655 --> 00:20:30,647
...some guy got the idea in his head...

284
00:20:30,823 --> 00:20:33,452
...he was just as good
as the fellow who was bossing him.

285
00:20:33,626 --> 00:20:35,788
And what a fight that started.

286
00:20:35,962 --> 00:20:39,660
- Who won?
- It's not over yet.

287
00:20:40,833 --> 00:20:44,827
We lost a great fighter
when Mr. Forrest died.

288
00:20:45,004 --> 00:20:46,802
But he's still watching us.

289
00:20:46,973 --> 00:20:50,432
And he's still yelling at us to carry on.

290
00:20:50,610 --> 00:20:54,877
That's what I'm trying to do, you see.
I'm trying to write his story...

291
00:20:55,048 --> 00:20:57,950
...so that people will understand
that he's watching us.

292
00:20:58,117 --> 00:21:00,951
And so that they'll still hear his voice.

293
00:21:01,120 --> 00:21:04,249
Oh, let me read it, will you?

294
00:21:04,424 --> 00:21:11,092
Well, I can't. I need some help on it,
and some people won't help me.

295
00:21:11,264 --> 00:21:14,860
- Who?
- Mrs. Forrest, for instance.

296
00:21:15,335 --> 00:21:17,497
- Who says so?
- She won't see me.

297
00:21:17,670 --> 00:21:20,230
I bet she will when you tell her.
She loved Mr. Forrest.

298
00:21:20,406 --> 00:21:24,207
I don't know. I can't get into the grounds.
And she won't answer the telephone.

299
00:21:24,377 --> 00:21:26,642
I know she's there.

300
00:21:28,781 --> 00:21:30,443
- Do you wanna see her now?
- Yes.

301
00:21:30,617 --> 00:21:32,085
Come on.

302
00:21:44,230 --> 00:21:47,064
This is my secret way.
You won't tell anybody, will you?

303
00:21:47,233 --> 00:21:49,395
- I promise.
- Promise this way:

304
00:21:49,569 --> 00:21:52,437
"On my oath
as a true soldier for America...

305
00:21:52,605 --> 00:21:55,598
...in the Robert Forrest Boys Army,
I promise."

306
00:21:55,908 --> 00:21:57,672
That's our oath.

307
00:21:57,844 --> 00:22:03,249
On my oath as a true soldier
in the Robert Forrest Boys Army, I promise.

308
00:22:03,416 --> 00:22:04,440
For America.

309
00:22:06,285 --> 00:22:07,548
For America.

310
00:22:07,987 --> 00:22:09,512
Come on.

311
00:24:21,254 --> 00:24:22,688
Hello?

312
00:25:56,015 --> 00:25:57,483
I, uh....

313
00:26:01,621 --> 00:26:04,056
Nobody answered the doorbell.

314
00:26:07,526 --> 00:26:10,724
That's a lie. I didn't ring the doorbell.
I couldn't find it. I just walked in.

315
00:26:10,897 --> 00:26:13,423
I'm sorry. I'm very sorry.

316
00:26:16,302 --> 00:26:17,861
Who are you?

317
00:26:18,037 --> 00:26:19,665
I'm Steven O'Malley. I'm a writer.

318
00:26:19,839 --> 00:26:21,774
Steven O'Malley is in Germany.

319
00:26:21,941 --> 00:26:24,706
I came back
just shortly before Mr. Forrest's death.

320
00:26:24,877 --> 00:26:28,746
I'd written Mrs. Forrest several notes,
and I'd like to see her for--

321
00:26:28,915 --> 00:26:31,111
Not necessarily tonight.

322
00:26:31,617 --> 00:26:35,213
I had visioned an older man.

323
00:26:36,055 --> 00:26:38,547
I am Christine Forrest.

324
00:26:39,025 --> 00:26:41,119
I had visioned--

325
00:26:41,861 --> 00:26:45,821
I'm terribly sorry to do this to you,
Mrs. Forrest, but I, uh--

326
00:26:45,998 --> 00:26:49,765
A friend of your husband's told me
you might be glad to see me.

327
00:26:50,102 --> 00:26:52,264
The gatekeeper's boy.

328
00:26:53,272 --> 00:26:55,537
- Poor little Jeb.
- Yes.

329
00:26:55,708 --> 00:26:58,735
Yes, he seems to think
that he killed, uh....

330
00:26:59,312 --> 00:27:02,009
Because he didn't warn him
about the bridge.

331
00:27:02,648 --> 00:27:05,311
Boys loved Mr. Forrest.

332
00:27:05,484 --> 00:27:10,320
I've had letters, sweet letters,
heartbreaking letters.

333
00:27:10,756 --> 00:27:13,316
He was the light of their eyes.

334
00:27:13,492 --> 00:27:16,052
It seems that the light has gone out.

335
00:27:16,228 --> 00:27:19,164
No, no. It burns brighter than ever.

336
00:27:19,332 --> 00:27:21,392
It must always burn. We must see to that.

337
00:27:21,567 --> 00:27:22,933
- We?
- Yes, all of us.

338
00:27:23,102 --> 00:27:27,164
All of us who were guided by that light,
who drew warmth from the flame.

339
00:27:27,340 --> 00:27:29,809
- And you can protect that flame.
- I tried to.

340
00:27:29,976 --> 00:27:33,879
Well, let us help you. You're not alone.
That's what I've come here to tell you.

341
00:27:34,046 --> 00:27:35,878
I tried.

342
00:27:37,450 --> 00:27:41,387
I had wondered
if you spoke as you wrote.

343
00:27:41,554 --> 00:27:45,719
I speak as I feel,
and I feel very deeply about this.

344
00:27:45,925 --> 00:27:49,384
- What do you want from me?
- The life of Robert Forrest.

345
00:27:49,562 --> 00:27:52,532
I can't give it to you.
It's been taken away.

346
00:27:52,698 --> 00:27:55,361
- There are things you could tell me.
- What would you like?

347
00:27:55,534 --> 00:28:00,165
The sound of his laugh?
The touch of his hand?

348
00:28:00,339 --> 00:28:02,240
I'm sorry.

349
00:28:02,675 --> 00:28:04,507
I'll go now.

350
00:28:05,344 --> 00:28:08,610
- Tomorrow perhaps?
- I don't understand you, Mr. O'Malley.

351
00:28:08,781 --> 00:28:10,807
I don't see why I should talk to you.

352
00:28:10,983 --> 00:28:15,250
I've seen you five minutes.
I don't know you, anything about you.

353
00:28:15,554 --> 00:28:17,819
I wish you would go.

354
00:28:18,357 --> 00:28:22,385
Funny, I've seen you five minutes,
and I feel I know you very well.

355
00:28:26,932 --> 00:28:31,063
I appreciate what you're trying to do
for Mr. Forrest.

356
00:28:32,004 --> 00:28:38,376
I regret
that I shall not be able to help you.

357
00:28:40,112 --> 00:28:42,411
Good night, Mr. O'Malley.

358
00:28:43,249 --> 00:28:45,582
Good night, Mrs. Forrest.

359
00:28:58,831 --> 00:29:01,198
Did you send for O'Malley?

360
00:29:01,700 --> 00:29:04,135
No, a friend sent him.

361
00:29:04,303 --> 00:29:06,431
But I'm glad he came.

362
00:29:06,605 --> 00:29:11,634
He has a wonderful face,
so honest and frank.

363
00:29:11,811 --> 00:29:14,178
He'd be a valuable friend.

364
00:29:15,414 --> 00:29:17,610
I heard what he asked you.

365
00:29:18,684 --> 00:29:20,277
Then you heard what I answered.

366
00:29:20,453 --> 00:29:22,422
That wasn't very wise, either.

367
00:29:22,588 --> 00:29:25,990
He won't bother to come back,
if that's what you're worried about.

368
00:29:26,158 --> 00:29:28,684
Having opened the door
to a man like Steven O'Malley...

369
00:29:28,861 --> 00:29:32,195
...you can't slam it in his face.
It wouldn't be wise.

370
00:29:32,364 --> 00:29:35,300
- It's been done.
- You must open it again, and invite him in.

371
00:29:35,468 --> 00:29:36,561
- Why?
- The man's no fool.

372
00:29:36,735 --> 00:29:38,636
He'll think you're trying to hide things.

373
00:29:38,804 --> 00:29:42,138
He's dedicated to writing a book,
a memorial to your husband's memory.

374
00:29:42,308 --> 00:29:46,803
If you refuse your appreciation, your help,
he'll start wondering why.

375
00:29:46,979 --> 00:29:53,408
I think Mr. O'Malley understands
that I have no heart for further publicity.

376
00:29:53,586 --> 00:29:57,045
But this is different.
He's not writing a gossip column.

377
00:29:57,223 --> 00:30:01,183
- What do you want me to do?
- Help him. Guide him. Use him.

378
00:30:01,360 --> 00:30:05,889
- The opportunity's past.
- Then you must make another, at once.

379
00:30:07,399 --> 00:30:09,527
You realize that you should?

380
00:30:09,969 --> 00:30:11,494
Perhaps.

381
00:30:11,670 --> 00:30:14,799
- May I have Mr. Forrest's keys?
- What do you want with them?

382
00:30:14,974 --> 00:30:18,570
He left me instructions to destroy
sealed envelopes in the event of his death.

383
00:30:18,744 --> 00:30:20,838
- What was in them?
- I've no idea, naturally.

384
00:30:21,013 --> 00:30:24,279
Naturally.
That was in the event of my death too.

385
00:30:24,450 --> 00:30:28,148
He talked to me about those envelopes.
I'll see to them myself.

386
00:30:46,472 --> 00:30:49,772
- Wasn't that the cousin?
- He's a little of everything.

387
00:30:49,942 --> 00:30:53,777
Cousin, gambler, high-stepper,
motorbike rider, farmer.

388
00:30:53,946 --> 00:30:56,279
Mostly motorbike rider.

389
00:30:56,448 --> 00:30:59,850
That is why the bank's selling his farm
from under him next week.

390
00:31:00,019 --> 00:31:02,921
Banks ain't interested
in motorbike riding.

391
00:31:03,088 --> 00:31:05,614
Didn't Forrest take him in hand?

392
00:31:05,791 --> 00:31:07,453
- What, him?
- What's on your mind?

393
00:31:07,626 --> 00:31:11,154
When Forrest was alive, that young fellow
wasn't allowed inside those gates.

394
00:31:11,330 --> 00:31:12,696
- Why not?
- I would think...

395
00:31:12,865 --> 00:31:16,063
...it was because Forrest
didn't want him in there.

396
00:31:22,174 --> 00:31:25,144
- Your wife was asking for you.
- Thank you.

397
00:31:32,318 --> 00:31:35,914
Well, Joshua,
how were the walls of Jericho?

398
00:31:36,088 --> 00:31:37,886
Not so difficult.

399
00:31:38,057 --> 00:31:39,923
You saw her?

400
00:31:40,392 --> 00:31:43,624
Well, come on, give. What was she like?

401
00:31:43,796 --> 00:31:47,324
- Mm.... You know.
- No, frankly, I don't.

402
00:31:47,499 --> 00:31:50,958
- Is she what you expected?
- A little younger.

403
00:31:51,870 --> 00:31:55,932
- Oh. What was she wearing?
- Wearing a sort of a hairdo.

404
00:31:56,108 --> 00:32:00,637
Ha, ha, ha. How nice.
She possibly had something else on?

405
00:32:00,813 --> 00:32:04,443
- Hmm?
- What was she wearing, dope?

406
00:32:04,617 --> 00:32:06,609
White, I think. Yes, it was white.

407
00:32:06,785 --> 00:32:08,617
Hmm. Widows sometimes wear black.

408
00:32:08,787 --> 00:32:11,848
This was white. Soft, creamy white.

409
00:32:12,024 --> 00:32:13,151
Dress? Blouse? Suit?

410
00:32:13,325 --> 00:32:16,727
- Uh, nightgown?
- Dress.

411
00:32:16,895 --> 00:32:21,196
A dress. A white dress.
Zipper or buttons?

412
00:32:21,367 --> 00:32:22,960
Why don't you go back to New York?

413
00:32:23,135 --> 00:32:26,867
And leave this fascinating place
right at the height of the season?

414
00:32:27,039 --> 00:32:28,268
Uh-uh.

415
00:32:28,440 --> 00:32:31,137
- Freddie go to bed?
- Yes, we're alone at last.

416
00:32:31,310 --> 00:32:32,676
Heh. That's wonderful.

417
00:32:34,813 --> 00:32:39,877
I guess horn-blowing
is a pretty fair-sized job, eh, Joshua?

418
00:32:40,352 --> 00:32:42,912
You look all shot to pieces.

419
00:32:43,222 --> 00:32:44,588
Good night, sugar.

420
00:32:44,757 --> 00:32:46,623
Good night.

421
00:32:47,192 --> 00:32:50,060
Stevie, anyway,
you've got a room of your own.

422
00:32:50,229 --> 00:32:54,394
I told Mr. Arbuthnot you snored
and I'm getting a divorce.

423
00:32:54,566 --> 00:32:57,661
I must say, he seemed very upset
about it.

424
00:33:14,453 --> 00:33:17,946
Uh, tell me, Mr. Arbuthnot,
do you know Mrs. Forrest personally?

425
00:33:18,123 --> 00:33:20,024
Mrs. Forrest is a wonderful woman.

426
00:33:20,192 --> 00:33:21,626
Yes. Yes, I'm sure.

427
00:33:21,794 --> 00:33:23,353
- Have you ever seen her?
- Yes.

428
00:33:23,529 --> 00:33:25,225
Well, tell me about it.

429
00:33:25,397 --> 00:33:28,925
Was there a strange, eerie music,
like something not of this Earth?

430
00:33:29,101 --> 00:33:33,471
Did she float by on a cloud
or just rise out of the middle of a lake?

431
00:33:34,006 --> 00:33:36,134
- Good evening, Mr. Arbuthnot.
- Mrs. Forrest.

432
00:33:36,308 --> 00:33:39,767
I wanna thank you for that beautiful
message you sent with your flowers.

433
00:33:39,945 --> 00:33:44,007
Well, you know how I feel--
How we all feel about--

434
00:33:44,183 --> 00:33:45,845
Is there something I can do for you?

435
00:33:46,018 --> 00:33:49,352
I wonder if you'd find out whether
Mr. Steven O'Malley has come in yet.

436
00:33:49,521 --> 00:33:51,683
I'll call him.
You mind waiting in the parlor?

437
00:33:51,857 --> 00:33:53,758
Not at all. Thanks.

438
00:34:00,766 --> 00:34:02,291
Come in.

439
00:34:03,168 --> 00:34:04,192
What do you want?

440
00:34:06,638 --> 00:34:07,936
Hello.

441
00:34:08,107 --> 00:34:09,302
Hmm?

442
00:34:10,809 --> 00:34:14,302
Oh, really? She's downstairs? Hmm.

443
00:34:14,480 --> 00:34:17,644
Well, tell her to take her boots off.
I'll be right down.

444
00:34:18,016 --> 00:34:19,040
You bore me.

445
00:34:22,321 --> 00:34:24,017
Hello.

446
00:34:24,723 --> 00:34:25,986
What--?

447
00:34:26,158 --> 00:34:27,182
She's--

448
00:34:27,359 --> 00:34:30,887
Oh, I'm so--I'm very sorry.
Yes, I'll be right down.

449
00:34:31,764 --> 00:34:33,323
What is it, Steve? Some bad news?

450
00:34:33,499 --> 00:34:35,866
No, no.
Just somebody downstairs wants to see me.

451
00:34:36,034 --> 00:34:37,093
Oh, how friendly.

452
00:34:37,269 --> 00:34:40,205
- Do I need a shave?
- Well, it depends. If it's a man--

453
00:34:40,372 --> 00:34:42,967
- Well, it's not a man.
- I've got it, it's a woman.

454
00:34:43,142 --> 00:34:47,136
Well, your trousers need pressing. They look
as though you'd fallen into something.

455
00:34:47,312 --> 00:34:50,043
You haven't, have you, Stevie?

456
00:34:50,215 --> 00:34:52,207
You're a clever little snooper, aren't you?

457
00:34:52,384 --> 00:34:53,909
No, that's just it.

458
00:34:54,086 --> 00:34:57,113
If I were clever, I'd stop kidding myself
and marry Freddie.

459
00:34:57,289 --> 00:35:00,054
Hey. Listen--

460
00:35:07,332 --> 00:35:11,736
I hope you'll admit that it's a woman's
privilege to change her mind, Mr. O'Malley.

461
00:35:11,904 --> 00:35:13,463
Sometimes even her duty.

462
00:35:13,639 --> 00:35:17,940
That's what I began to feel
after I sent you away.

463
00:35:18,243 --> 00:35:19,711
You're going to help me?

464
00:35:19,878 --> 00:35:24,111
It seems to be the only way that I can show
my appreciation of what you're trying to do.

465
00:35:24,283 --> 00:35:27,310
You thought it strange, perhaps,
that I refused before.

466
00:35:27,486 --> 00:35:30,012
No, no. I didn't think it was strange.
I thought, uh--

467
00:35:30,189 --> 00:35:31,680
Tell me.

468
00:35:32,791 --> 00:35:36,159
Well, I thought you'd been hurt,
and I, uh--

469
00:35:36,695 --> 00:35:38,425
You're sensitive.

470
00:35:38,597 --> 00:35:41,294
You're too sensitive
to be hurt any more...

471
00:35:41,467 --> 00:35:45,302
...by being made to talk about things
you don't wanna talk about yet.

472
00:35:45,471 --> 00:35:47,337
I was right. You are kind.

473
00:35:47,506 --> 00:35:49,304
You did understand.

474
00:35:49,475 --> 00:35:50,773
Then that's how it was?

475
00:35:50,943 --> 00:35:55,643
Yes, that's how it was.
And afterwards, I began to think....

476
00:35:56,582 --> 00:36:02,351
Well, you're not the sort of man one opens
the door to and then closes it in his face.

477
00:36:02,521 --> 00:36:05,514
You have the right to close the door
on anyone you choose.

478
00:36:05,691 --> 00:36:07,717
You seem to make all the excuses
for me.

479
00:36:07,893 --> 00:36:11,421
I don't think any are necessary.
I'm glad you changed your mind, though.

480
00:36:11,697 --> 00:36:16,692
Well, I've made a beginning. Here are some
pictures which have never been published.

481
00:36:16,869 --> 00:36:18,531
I thought they might interest you.

482
00:36:18,704 --> 00:36:22,368
I took most of them myself
just after we were married.

483
00:36:24,610 --> 00:36:26,442
This is interesting.

484
00:36:26,612 --> 00:36:27,875
That's one of the crowds...

485
00:36:28,046 --> 00:36:30,948
...that used to collect outside the hotels
wherever we went.

486
00:36:31,116 --> 00:36:33,517
I know this place.
It's in Germany, isn't it?

487
00:36:33,685 --> 00:36:35,381
Yes, I went to school there.

488
00:36:35,554 --> 00:36:37,716
I wanted Robert to see it.

489
00:36:37,890 --> 00:36:41,122
Even there he was known,
as well as all over France.

490
00:36:41,293 --> 00:36:43,262
And the crowds loved him.

491
00:36:43,428 --> 00:36:45,693
Crowds always loved him.

492
00:36:45,864 --> 00:36:49,426
Wanted to be near him.
Sometimes they'd reach out to touch him...

493
00:36:49,601 --> 00:36:52,730
...with a curiosity as though
to find out what he was made of.

494
00:36:52,905 --> 00:36:54,430
Here he is on a horse.

495
00:36:54,606 --> 00:36:56,837
He could ride with the best.

496
00:36:57,376 --> 00:37:01,211
I myself used to wonder
what made him so different...

497
00:37:01,380 --> 00:37:03,906
...so much stronger than other men.

498
00:37:04,082 --> 00:37:06,415
Did you ever find out?

499
00:37:07,152 --> 00:37:09,314
Yes, he willed it.

500
00:37:09,488 --> 00:37:12,219
And whatever he willed, he could do...

501
00:37:12,391 --> 00:37:16,385
...whether it was taking a strange horse
over a fence or--

502
00:37:16,562 --> 00:37:19,259
Or taking a hill in the Argonne.

503
00:37:21,366 --> 00:37:23,028
Yes.

504
00:37:23,201 --> 00:37:26,660
Whatever it was, whatever he willed,
he could do.

505
00:37:27,239 --> 00:37:32,405
Um, these are some notes
which I made listening...

506
00:37:32,578 --> 00:37:36,345
...to some impromptu speeches of his,
which have never been published.

507
00:37:37,115 --> 00:37:39,516
Well, these are fine, they're--

508
00:37:39,718 --> 00:37:41,346
They're fine...

509
00:37:42,421 --> 00:37:47,724
...but documents and photographs
are not really what I want.

510
00:37:47,893 --> 00:37:49,759
What I want is, uh--

511
00:37:49,928 --> 00:37:51,362
Yes?

512
00:37:51,897 --> 00:37:53,490
The truth.

513
00:37:54,032 --> 00:37:56,934
The truth, as you know it,
about the man himself.

514
00:37:57,102 --> 00:37:59,037
Well, that's what I'm trying to give you.

515
00:37:59,204 --> 00:38:01,264
And you have, you have.

516
00:38:01,440 --> 00:38:04,467
For a moment, I thought I saw him...

517
00:38:04,643 --> 00:38:09,206
...the crowd surging toward him,
the lovers' pilgrimage to your old school.

518
00:38:09,381 --> 00:38:11,543
But he's not here.

519
00:38:11,883 --> 00:38:15,650
Perhaps if you just talked
and let me listen...

520
00:38:15,821 --> 00:38:19,019
...and later on, let me wander
through the rooms in which he lived...

521
00:38:19,191 --> 00:38:23,458
...I could get to know the man
I want to write about.

522
00:38:24,329 --> 00:38:27,094
Will you come tomorrow afternoon?

523
00:38:28,000 --> 00:38:29,298
I shall be glad to see you.

524
00:38:29,468 --> 00:38:30,834
Thank you.

525
00:38:42,547 --> 00:38:45,540
- Good night, Mr. O'Malley.
- Good night.

526
00:39:01,900 --> 00:39:04,597
Of course they're cousins.

527
00:39:05,537 --> 00:39:08,996
Cousins frequently console each other
in grief.

528
00:39:09,908 --> 00:39:12,036
Hmm? What did you say?

529
00:39:12,611 --> 00:39:13,635
Shh.

530
00:39:13,812 --> 00:39:17,681
I think I hear Mr. Forrest
turning over in his grave.

531
00:39:21,753 --> 00:39:22,777
Good afternoon.

532
00:39:22,954 --> 00:39:25,753
If you're looking for papers,
we don't get them till tonight.

533
00:39:25,924 --> 00:39:29,793
- No, I'm looking for a junior-sized football.
- Oh, yeah.

534
00:39:29,961 --> 00:39:31,122
Let me see.

535
00:39:31,296 --> 00:39:34,027
Oh. Oh, yes, right here.

536
00:39:35,300 --> 00:39:37,201
Dollar and a quarter.

537
00:39:37,669 --> 00:39:39,729
- Thank you.
- Thank you.

538
00:39:50,449 --> 00:39:52,975
- Midford Farm.
- Yes, Mrs. Forrest's cousin.

539
00:39:53,151 --> 00:39:55,052
I should have taken that down.

540
00:39:55,220 --> 00:39:57,348
Sale's off. Young Midford paid mortgage.

541
00:39:57,522 --> 00:40:00,549
Everybody in town's wondering
where on Earth he got his money.

542
00:40:01,159 --> 00:40:04,687
Cousins frequently pay
each other's mortgages.

543
00:40:06,832 --> 00:40:11,668
- I, uh, like the cut of you, young man.
- Thank you.

544
00:40:11,837 --> 00:40:14,830
Like you better
if you minded your own business.

545
00:40:15,006 --> 00:40:17,805
Robert Forrest's life is my business
from now on.

546
00:40:17,976 --> 00:40:20,036
I would think it was his own.

547
00:40:20,212 --> 00:40:21,976
He's dead.

548
00:40:22,147 --> 00:40:24,582
Dead man can't rightly defend himself.

549
00:40:25,150 --> 00:40:26,584
Oh, I'm not attacking him.

550
00:40:26,752 --> 00:40:30,052
Step into places you don't belong,
you never know what'll come of it.

551
00:40:30,222 --> 00:40:31,588
Look out!

552
00:40:35,060 --> 00:40:36,585
Close.

553
00:40:36,762 --> 00:40:38,788
Hi, doc.
My brakes ain't working very good.

554
00:40:38,964 --> 00:40:41,126
- So I see.
- Lucky you was here.

555
00:40:41,299 --> 00:40:43,791
- I might have run into something.
- Any damage, doctor?

556
00:40:43,969 --> 00:40:46,097
Oh, minor contusions
and slight abrasions.

557
00:40:46,271 --> 00:40:47,295
Nothing serious.

558
00:40:47,472 --> 00:40:49,566
I'm Dr. Fielding.
You're the newspaperman.

559
00:40:49,741 --> 00:40:51,209
That's right, doctor. How's Jeb?

560
00:40:51,376 --> 00:40:52,503
A little fever.

561
00:40:52,677 --> 00:40:55,613
- It's more mental than anything.
- I'll run in and see him.

562
00:40:55,781 --> 00:40:57,113
Looks better than ever.

563
00:40:57,282 --> 00:40:59,342
Yeah? Well, I'm glad you think so, Orion.

564
00:40:59,518 --> 00:41:01,885
What do I owe you for the improvement?

565
00:41:02,988 --> 00:41:04,752
Gratis. Gratis. Glad to oblige.

566
00:41:06,057 --> 00:41:08,117
- Who's sick?
- Young Jeb.

567
00:41:08,293 --> 00:41:10,228
Well, I don't feel so good myself.

568
00:41:10,395 --> 00:41:12,762
Last night I didn't sleep good at all.

569
00:41:12,931 --> 00:41:17,096
Sort of ached all up here
and all down around here...

570
00:41:17,269 --> 00:41:19,864
...and I have sort of a sore throat.

571
00:41:20,038 --> 00:41:22,098
Tongue's coated, ain't it?

572
00:41:22,507 --> 00:41:26,205
- Feverish too. No appetite at all.
- Well, take this in a glass of water tonight.

573
00:41:26,378 --> 00:41:27,539
Now, wait a minute, doc.

574
00:41:27,712 --> 00:41:29,544
I ain't coming to you professionally.

575
00:41:29,714 --> 00:41:31,342
Oh, I know it, Orion.

576
00:41:31,516 --> 00:41:34,975
We happened to meet and you happened
to get talking. There'll be no charge.

577
00:41:35,153 --> 00:41:37,588
Why, thanks, doc.

578
00:41:37,756 --> 00:41:39,588
And say...

579
00:41:40,959 --> 00:41:42,679
...my old lady ain't feeling
so good either.

580
00:41:42,828 --> 00:41:45,059
No? Well, that's too bad.

581
00:41:50,068 --> 00:41:53,004
- Looks pretty hopeless, don't it?
- Yeah.

582
00:41:55,340 --> 00:41:56,865
You're as bad as Mrs. Forrest.

583
00:41:57,042 --> 00:42:00,672
We played three games last night
and I beat her every time.

584
00:42:02,180 --> 00:42:03,512
She play chess too?

585
00:42:03,682 --> 00:42:08,245
Yes, and she's fine when she's got her
mind on it, but she has her bad days too.

586
00:42:10,689 --> 00:42:12,055
Does she come here often?

587
00:42:12,224 --> 00:42:16,628
No, I go to the big house, usually, and we
have sponge cake and hot chocolate.

588
00:42:16,795 --> 00:42:19,629
She came here last night
because I was sick.

589
00:42:19,798 --> 00:42:23,565
She used to come and see my sister
when she was sick too.

590
00:42:24,536 --> 00:42:27,301
She treats everybody swell.

591
00:42:30,242 --> 00:42:31,266
Check.

592
00:42:33,044 --> 00:42:35,343
Ah, you're too good for me.

593
00:42:35,513 --> 00:42:37,675
You win. I give up.

594
00:42:41,786 --> 00:42:46,156
Um, what were you gonna tell me
about your sister and Mrs. Forrest?

595
00:42:46,324 --> 00:42:49,988
Well, I said my sister was sick a long time.
She was Mr. Forrest's secretary...

596
00:42:50,161 --> 00:42:53,723
...and Mrs. Forrest used to come
and bring her fruit and flowers and things.

597
00:42:53,899 --> 00:42:55,891
That's her picture.

598
00:42:58,203 --> 00:42:59,603
Oh.

599
00:43:03,408 --> 00:43:04,740
Very pretty.

600
00:43:04,910 --> 00:43:05,934
Where is she now?

601
00:43:06,111 --> 00:43:07,238
Why, she's in a--

602
00:43:07,412 --> 00:43:09,142
She went away.

603
00:43:09,748 --> 00:43:11,649
Oh, to get married?

604
00:43:12,284 --> 00:43:13,809
No.

605
00:43:17,822 --> 00:43:19,984
Mrs. Forrest gave me my chess set too.

606
00:43:20,158 --> 00:43:22,286
Oh, did she really?

607
00:43:25,463 --> 00:43:27,932
Hello.
May I speak to Mrs. Forrest, please?

608
00:43:28,099 --> 00:43:29,431
This is--

609
00:43:29,935 --> 00:43:32,905
Oh, I wouldn't have recognized your voice,
Mrs. Forrest.

610
00:43:33,071 --> 00:43:34,369
This is Steven O'Malley.

611
00:43:34,539 --> 00:43:36,371
Steve O'Malley?

612
00:43:36,541 --> 00:43:38,533
O'Malley?

613
00:43:38,843 --> 00:43:40,505
Are you a friend of Robert's?

614
00:43:40,979 --> 00:43:42,413
I don't understand.

615
00:43:42,580 --> 00:43:44,572
Is this Mrs. Forrest I'm speaking to?

616
00:43:51,690 --> 00:43:54,626
- Hello, Mrs. Forrest.
- You can't speak on that phone.

617
00:43:54,793 --> 00:43:57,592
It hasn't been working
since the cloudburst.

618
00:43:57,862 --> 00:44:00,388
I just talked to someone
who said she was Mrs. Forrest.

619
00:44:00,565 --> 00:44:02,898
That's old Mrs. Forrest.

620
00:44:04,102 --> 00:44:05,263
Old Mrs. Forrest?

621
00:44:05,603 --> 00:44:07,231
You know, Mr. Forrest's mother.

622
00:44:07,672 --> 00:44:08,696
No, I don't know.

623
00:44:08,873 --> 00:44:10,637
Next time you wanna use phone, ask me.

624
00:44:10,809 --> 00:44:14,302
- Where does Mr. Forrest's mother live?
- Up the other side of the big house.

625
00:44:14,479 --> 00:44:17,449
- On the grounds here?
- Yes, this is a party line.

626
00:44:17,615 --> 00:44:20,278
Oh, the storm didn't put her line
out of order?

627
00:44:20,452 --> 00:44:23,650
No, that was the only one that wasn't.

628
00:44:24,155 --> 00:44:25,953
I could have ran to the big house.

629
00:44:26,124 --> 00:44:28,684
You stop that.
Nobody could have gone out in that storm.

630
00:44:28,860 --> 00:44:32,627
I could've gone to the bridge, warned him.
I could've stopped him from going over.

631
00:44:32,797 --> 00:44:34,663
He'd be alive today if I had!

632
00:44:34,833 --> 00:44:38,531
- Stop worrying yourself sick, son.
- It's my fault. I failed him. I failed him.

633
00:44:38,703 --> 00:44:39,727
It's my fault.

634
00:44:39,904 --> 00:44:41,668
You stop that and lie down.

635
00:44:41,840 --> 00:44:44,742
I should have gone without asking you.

636
00:44:44,909 --> 00:44:46,138
Hear that?

637
00:44:46,311 --> 00:44:48,371
What's the good of talking to him?

638
00:44:48,546 --> 00:44:49,673
Please lie down.

639
00:44:49,848 --> 00:44:51,077
Come on, now, Jeb.

640
00:44:51,583 --> 00:44:53,074
You heard what your dad said.

641
00:44:53,251 --> 00:44:56,483
Remember, he's the first in command.
You've got to obey him.

642
00:44:56,654 --> 00:44:59,988
Mr. Forrest and Mrs. Forrest
would expect that of you.

643
00:45:02,060 --> 00:45:04,325
Oh, all right.

644
00:45:08,066 --> 00:45:09,967
Attaboy.

645
00:45:10,702 --> 00:45:14,537
I'll come back and play chess with you
another day. Next time, I'll beat you.

646
00:45:14,706 --> 00:45:15,765
- Bye.
- Bye.

647
00:45:19,511 --> 00:45:21,002
Um, uh....

648
00:45:23,348 --> 00:45:24,577
Thank you, sir.

649
00:45:24,749 --> 00:45:26,945
I'll get your car for you.

650
00:45:28,386 --> 00:45:32,448
I don't remember ever hearing anything
about Robert Forrest's mother.

651
00:45:32,757 --> 00:45:34,692
No, I guess not.

652
00:45:50,742 --> 00:45:53,337
You've seen terrible things.

653
00:45:54,612 --> 00:45:56,911
I've seen terrible men.

654
00:45:57,749 --> 00:46:01,481
Uh.... I'm trying to explain to you...

655
00:46:02,654 --> 00:46:05,715
...why I, uh, won't be able to spare you.

656
00:46:05,890 --> 00:46:10,794
I'll have to pry and probe and force my way
into places where I don't belong.

657
00:46:11,296 --> 00:46:13,765
And I'll have to soak myself
in his way of life.

658
00:46:14,132 --> 00:46:17,364
Which is a way of life
that's entirely strange to me.

659
00:46:17,535 --> 00:46:19,527
Even this house. I--

660
00:46:19,704 --> 00:46:23,869
I've never lived as graciously
and beautifully as this.

661
00:46:24,042 --> 00:46:28,104
I've always sort of bummed around
in hall bedrooms...

662
00:46:28,980 --> 00:46:32,781
...and air-raid shelters and places.

663
00:46:32,951 --> 00:46:34,977
I'm a little lost.

664
00:46:36,654 --> 00:46:38,646
I'm lost too.

665
00:46:40,625 --> 00:46:43,060
I've got to find my way.

666
00:46:44,529 --> 00:46:50,765
At first I thought I'd keep everything
just as he left it...

667
00:46:51,269 --> 00:46:55,001
...but I see now that was wrong.
Nothing can stay as we leave it.

668
00:46:55,173 --> 00:47:01,841
All we can hope is that someone who loves
us will put away our playthings tenderly.

669
00:47:03,681 --> 00:47:07,083
And our follies and our failures too.

670
00:47:07,785 --> 00:47:10,152
Yes, and those.

671
00:47:11,156 --> 00:47:14,092
- Christine, I came as soon as I dared--
- I was expecting you.

672
00:47:14,259 --> 00:47:16,524
This is my cousin, Geoff Midford.
Steven O'Malley.

673
00:47:16,694 --> 00:47:17,718
We've met.

674
00:47:17,896 --> 00:47:21,492
I promised to knock his head off if I caught
him making a nuisance of himself.

675
00:47:21,666 --> 00:47:25,694
- Do you want me to throw him out?
- Don't be foolish, Geoff.

676
00:47:26,037 --> 00:47:28,836
Mr. O'Malley's here because I asked him.

677
00:47:29,507 --> 00:47:33,035
All right, only it deprives me
of a pleasure.

678
00:47:41,653 --> 00:47:43,679
Here are the recordings
of the convention...

679
00:47:43,855 --> 00:47:46,381
...at which he was almost nominated
for the presidency.

680
00:47:46,558 --> 00:47:48,720
He must have been
very much disappointed.

681
00:47:48,893 --> 00:47:52,694
On the contrary, his attitude was, "If the
people want me, I'll be glad to serve."

682
00:47:52,864 --> 00:47:55,959
But secretly, he was delighted
to get back to his own business.

683
00:47:56,734 --> 00:47:58,669
And his devoted wife.

684
00:47:58,836 --> 00:48:01,499
And his devoted wife, of course.

685
00:48:06,311 --> 00:48:08,143
Who hated Mr. Forrest?

686
00:48:08,313 --> 00:48:10,908
- Hated Robert Forrest?
- Yeah.

687
00:48:20,625 --> 00:48:22,924
What do you wanna go
and get a divorce for?

688
00:48:23,094 --> 00:48:26,030
Look, I've been married 32 years
and never a cloud.

689
00:48:26,197 --> 00:48:27,790
Never a cloud.

690
00:48:27,966 --> 00:48:31,960
A happy marriage is the most beautiful thing
in the world...

691
00:48:32,136 --> 00:48:35,072
...and besides, you save 2.50
on that extra room.

692
00:48:35,807 --> 00:48:37,901
Good evening, everybody.
Good evening, dear.

693
00:48:38,076 --> 00:48:42,571
Well, you look as happy as though
you'd discovered a body in a trunk.

694
00:48:42,747 --> 00:48:44,511
Better than that.

695
00:48:44,849 --> 00:48:45,908
For instance?

696
00:48:46,084 --> 00:48:47,814
O'Malley, the great reporter.

697
00:48:47,986 --> 00:48:50,512
O'Malley, the blower-downer
of the walls of Jericho.

698
00:48:50,688 --> 00:48:54,921
Oh, come on, Freddie, tell us.
Robert Forrest isn't really dead.

699
00:48:55,093 --> 00:48:56,755
- Oh, he's dead, all right.
- Hmm.

700
00:48:56,928 --> 00:48:59,056
But his mother isn't.

701
00:48:59,731 --> 00:49:01,461
Well, go on.

702
00:49:01,966 --> 00:49:04,060
- He had a mother.
- So did Whistler.

703
00:49:04,235 --> 00:49:05,669
Yeah, but we knew about her.

704
00:49:05,837 --> 00:49:08,432
And I knew
about Robert Forrest's mother.

705
00:49:08,606 --> 00:49:10,404
- Have you seen her?
- Not yet.

706
00:49:15,146 --> 00:49:17,138
A deputation
from the Forward America Union...

707
00:49:17,315 --> 00:49:18,749
...Youth Section.

708
00:49:24,322 --> 00:49:27,451
Hello, boys and girls.
I'm from the <i>New York Recorder.</i>

709
00:49:27,625 --> 00:49:30,151
I think there are things
you young people could say...

710
00:49:30,328 --> 00:49:32,763
...that our readers
would like to know about.

711
00:49:32,930 --> 00:49:35,422
- Oh, but--
- We don't feel much like talking tonight.

712
00:49:36,334 --> 00:49:38,394
Mrs. Forrest wouldn't see you, would she?

713
00:49:38,569 --> 00:49:40,197
We don't blame her, but--

714
00:49:40,371 --> 00:49:43,967
- We did want her to have our flowers.
- And our formal expression of sympathy.

715
00:49:44,142 --> 00:49:46,577
- He's an artist.
- Show it to the lady, Tim.

716
00:49:46,744 --> 00:49:48,372
It's all done by hand.

717
00:49:48,813 --> 00:49:51,078
Well, let's see.

718
00:49:51,516 --> 00:49:55,647
Well, this looks like something
from the Morgan Library.

719
00:49:55,820 --> 00:49:58,654
Uh, your movement sprung up overnight.

720
00:49:58,823 --> 00:50:03,227
I've heard the experts trying to dope out
who did such a fine job of organizing.

721
00:50:03,394 --> 00:50:05,363
They're wrong.
There's been no organizing.

722
00:50:05,530 --> 00:50:07,556
- It just happened.
- Like it was needed.

723
00:50:07,732 --> 00:50:10,361
Yes. When Robert Forrest spoke
in Denver two years ago...

724
00:50:10,535 --> 00:50:13,300
...he mentioned he'd like young people
to write him their views.

725
00:50:13,471 --> 00:50:14,803
- So some of us did.
- Yes.

726
00:50:14,972 --> 00:50:18,067
His secretary wrote back thanking us
and suggesting we get together.

727
00:50:18,242 --> 00:50:21,007
- And you did.
- Sure, we formed a kind of a club.

728
00:50:21,179 --> 00:50:24,240
Down in Alabama, we got our chapter
together the same way...

729
00:50:24,415 --> 00:50:28,147
...when he said over the radio he liked
hearing from boys and girls still in school.

730
00:50:28,319 --> 00:50:32,086
And we started our chain in Oregon, too,
from us writing and him writing back.

731
00:50:32,256 --> 00:50:35,124
Oh. And you came
from all parts of the country to--

732
00:50:35,293 --> 00:50:37,387
To place a wreath of laurel on his grave...

733
00:50:37,562 --> 00:50:39,690
...which we're aiming to do tomorrow.

734
00:50:39,864 --> 00:50:43,062
He cared about the world,
the whole world.

735
00:50:43,634 --> 00:50:44,658
And now he's gone.

736
00:50:44,836 --> 00:50:46,737
And nobody cares.

737
00:50:46,904 --> 00:50:49,339
You'd think she'd care enough,
just because he did...

738
00:50:49,507 --> 00:50:51,942
...to have let us give her some flowers.

739
00:50:52,110 --> 00:50:54,477
And our formal expression of sympathy.

740
00:50:55,446 --> 00:50:58,143
Oh, I don't blame you, of course...

741
00:50:58,783 --> 00:51:02,550
...but if you could see their faces,
I'm sure you'd know what I mean.

742
00:51:02,820 --> 00:51:08,123
Yes, I do know what you mean,
but I can't possibly see them tomorrow.

743
00:51:08,359 --> 00:51:11,158
No, no, it's impossible.

744
00:51:12,096 --> 00:51:15,396
I wish you'd explain to them
how sorry I am.

745
00:51:16,467 --> 00:51:19,403
Thank you. Good night.

746
00:51:19,904 --> 00:51:23,363
Oh, Geoff,
I haven't the heart to see those children.

747
00:51:23,708 --> 00:51:25,336
If I could only rest.

748
00:51:25,510 --> 00:51:28,537
Sleep, sleep and not dream.

749
00:51:29,447 --> 00:51:32,007
My poor dear,
I'm asking too much of you.

750
00:51:32,183 --> 00:51:33,583
No.

751
00:51:33,751 --> 00:51:35,686
No, we'll do as we planned.

752
00:51:35,853 --> 00:51:37,515
Get the car.

753
00:51:46,564 --> 00:51:47,588
Is Mrs. Forrest home?

754
00:51:47,765 --> 00:51:50,166
- I've been asked to tell you--
- John, who's there?

755
00:51:50,568 --> 00:51:53,902
It's you, Mr. O'Malley. Do come in.

756
00:51:54,205 --> 00:51:56,436
I've been trying to prepare
the ground for you.

757
00:51:56,607 --> 00:51:58,769
I have here the notes
regarding the branches...

758
00:51:58,943 --> 00:52:01,139
...of Mr. Forrest's
Forward America movement.

759
00:52:01,312 --> 00:52:04,248
There's a branch in every town and village
throughout the country...

760
00:52:04,415 --> 00:52:07,544
...devoted tirelessly
to the true American spirit.

761
00:52:07,718 --> 00:52:09,550
It represents-- How shall I say?

762
00:52:09,720 --> 00:52:13,452
--a passionate desire for all those
who represent true Americanism.

763
00:52:13,624 --> 00:52:16,458
Mrs. Forrest has asked me
to show clippings of his speeches.

764
00:52:16,627 --> 00:52:18,220
They're magnificent, Mr. O'Malley.

765
00:52:18,396 --> 00:52:21,161
You'll enjoy them,
but, of course, you'll miss his voice.

766
00:52:21,332 --> 00:52:24,131
I have here various speeches
before Chambers of Commerce.

767
00:52:24,302 --> 00:52:28,171
Mr. O'Malley, this will interest you,
letters from boys and girls all over America.

768
00:52:28,339 --> 00:52:30,672
It might be better
if I talk to Mrs. Forrest first.

769
00:52:30,842 --> 00:52:32,208
I'm afraid that's impossible.

770
00:52:32,376 --> 00:52:34,709
- These letters are extraordinary--
- Why is it impossible?

771
00:52:34,879 --> 00:52:38,213
Really, the element of time must enter
into your calculations, I should think.

772
00:52:38,382 --> 00:52:42,251
- What does that mean?
- Last night, Mrs. Forrest left on a little trip.

773
00:52:43,955 --> 00:52:46,823
- For how long?
- It was quite sudden. Several days, I expect.

774
00:52:46,991 --> 00:52:50,553
Oh, this will interest you. Do sit down.
It's a record of their marriage.

775
00:52:51,362 --> 00:52:52,830
Which was a very happy one, huh?

776
00:52:52,997 --> 00:52:56,729
The answer to that, in political parlance,
would be a rousing affirmative.

777
00:52:56,968 --> 00:52:58,630
Political parlance, huh?

778
00:52:58,803 --> 00:53:01,329
- You dabble around much in politics?
- Oh. Politics?

779
00:53:01,506 --> 00:53:04,943
Oh, no, no, my talents don't run
along those lines, I'm afraid.

780
00:53:05,109 --> 00:53:09,740
Well, I think I'll leave you to get to work.
I think you'll find everything you want here.

781
00:53:09,914 --> 00:53:12,679
What about Robert Forrest's mother?

782
00:53:13,484 --> 00:53:14,952
About her?

783
00:53:15,386 --> 00:53:18,185
Why, she has her own establishment
on the grounds.

784
00:53:18,356 --> 00:53:19,915
Yes, I know. I talked to her.

785
00:53:20,091 --> 00:53:21,821
You talked to her?

786
00:53:23,194 --> 00:53:26,221
Yeah, just for a minute on the phone.

787
00:53:26,564 --> 00:53:29,056
I imagine she might be quite helpful.

788
00:53:29,233 --> 00:53:34,103
Oh, I'm afraid that's impossible. You see,
Mrs. Forrest is very old and an invalid.

789
00:54:52,583 --> 00:54:55,849
- Doctor, I've got the medicine for Jeb.
- Come around to the other gate.

790
00:54:56,020 --> 00:54:59,457
- How is he?
- He had a bad night. He's better now.

791
00:55:04,161 --> 00:55:05,686
Let me see.

792
00:55:07,498 --> 00:55:09,228
What seems to be his trouble, doctor?

793
00:55:10,601 --> 00:55:13,230
The longer I live,
the more I suspect man having a soul...

794
00:55:13,404 --> 00:55:15,873
...that's at the bottom
of most of his bellyaches.

795
00:55:16,040 --> 00:55:18,908
He seems pretty little
to have soul trouble.

796
00:55:19,944 --> 00:55:22,846
Bugs have no sporting instinct.
They go for the little fellows.

797
00:55:23,014 --> 00:55:24,038
So it's a bug.

798
00:55:24,882 --> 00:55:26,942
Well, a fever, anyway.

799
00:55:27,118 --> 00:55:28,518
Hero fever, I call it.

800
00:55:28,686 --> 00:55:31,815
Very modern. Ever since we've been
getting out of touch with God...

801
00:55:31,989 --> 00:55:33,514
...we've been pushovers for it.

802
00:55:33,691 --> 00:55:35,660
And the young get it the worst of all.

803
00:55:35,826 --> 00:55:37,818
Indicating Robert Forrest?

804
00:55:37,995 --> 00:55:39,657
Yes. Yes, he was the hero.

805
00:55:39,830 --> 00:55:43,392
And Jeb is a high-strung,
sensitive little fellow, like his sister.

806
00:55:44,402 --> 00:55:45,836
Was she a patient of yours?

807
00:55:46,637 --> 00:55:48,503
Up to a point.

808
00:55:48,673 --> 00:55:50,665
What was wrong with her, doctor?

809
00:55:50,841 --> 00:55:52,742
Well....

810
00:55:53,277 --> 00:55:57,772
If you know what a nervous breakdown is--
I don't. --she had it.

811
00:55:57,948 --> 00:56:00,179
Robert Forrest had her sent
to a sanitarium.

812
00:56:00,351 --> 00:56:03,082
I suppose he felt partly responsible.

813
00:56:03,921 --> 00:56:08,017
- You mean she was in love with him?
- No, no.

814
00:56:08,192 --> 00:56:11,492
You don't fall in love with a god,
you just worship.

815
00:56:11,662 --> 00:56:13,392
Wear yourself out.

816
00:56:13,564 --> 00:56:15,294
Oh, not Forrest's fault.

817
00:56:15,466 --> 00:56:18,959
There was only one woman in his life,
Christine Forrest.

818
00:56:19,136 --> 00:56:20,934
But that's what he did to other women.

819
00:56:21,105 --> 00:56:22,437
And everyone else.

820
00:56:23,541 --> 00:56:27,501
Well, some of us held out.

821
00:56:51,535 --> 00:56:54,471
Now, if you want to do me a great favor...

822
00:56:54,638 --> 00:56:56,436
...you'll close your eyes...

823
00:56:56,607 --> 00:57:00,669
...and count sheep jumping a fence
at least up to a hundred.

824
00:57:01,011 --> 00:57:03,606
I know, you just want me to go to sleep.

825
00:57:03,781 --> 00:57:06,512
But I'd do anything you asked.

826
00:57:06,684 --> 00:57:12,521
One, two, three, four...

827
00:57:13,457 --> 00:57:17,656
...five, six, seven...

828
00:57:17,828 --> 00:57:24,132
...eight, nine, 10, 11....

829
00:57:36,514 --> 00:57:38,881
I brought the medicine for Jeb.

830
00:57:39,049 --> 00:57:40,779
Thank you.

831
00:57:44,922 --> 00:57:46,720
I've disappointed you, haven't I?

832
00:57:46,891 --> 00:57:49,326
Well, you haven't been much help yet.

833
00:57:49,560 --> 00:57:50,858
Are you angry with me?

834
00:57:51,428 --> 00:57:53,693
I was mad, yes.

835
00:57:54,832 --> 00:57:56,391
But after I saw you, I....

836
00:58:04,441 --> 00:58:09,573
You thought I'd promised to help you,
then gone away and left you in the lurch.

837
00:58:09,747 --> 00:58:11,716
I didn't run away, Mr. O'Malley.

838
00:58:13,184 --> 00:58:18,418
Whatever happens, life won't stop for you.
There are things that must be done.

839
00:58:19,223 --> 00:58:22,091
Oh, that's all right.
I had no reason to resent anything.

840
00:58:22,259 --> 00:58:24,421
My questions could wait.

841
00:58:25,162 --> 00:58:27,757
Are there many of them?

842
00:58:27,932 --> 00:58:29,594
Quite a number.

843
00:58:30,434 --> 00:58:32,562
Couldn't you--?
Couldn't you ask Mr. Kerndon?

844
00:58:32,736 --> 00:58:36,229
I could, but there are some
I wouldn't like to ask him.

845
00:58:40,611 --> 00:58:41,971
I'm afraid you're rather exacting.

846
00:58:43,347 --> 00:58:45,646
I think I hear my car.

847
00:58:50,187 --> 00:58:52,816
After all, it was your idea
that I come up here.

848
00:58:52,990 --> 00:58:55,152
Naturally, I expected to ask questions.

849
00:58:55,326 --> 00:58:57,795
- Naturally.
- For instance, about Mr. Forrest's mother.

850
00:58:57,962 --> 00:58:59,396
She can tell you nothing.

851
00:58:59,563 --> 00:59:03,728
Uh, Mrs. Forrest is very old.
She's been an invalid for years.

852
00:59:03,901 --> 00:59:07,360
- Nobody sees her.
- That's what the secretary told me.

853
00:59:08,339 --> 00:59:11,400
But I talked to her.
Just for a second on the phone.

854
00:59:11,575 --> 00:59:12,873
Really?

855
00:59:13,043 --> 00:59:14,978
If you'd care to come up to the house...

856
00:59:15,145 --> 00:59:18,047
...I'll try to tell you anything
you want to know.

857
00:59:18,515 --> 00:59:20,814
We're leaving now, Jason.
Jeb's agreed to sleep...

858
00:59:20,985 --> 00:59:23,477
...but if he should get restless,
his medicine's on the table.

859
00:59:23,654 --> 00:59:25,919
That's fine.
He's been like Janet all over again.

860
00:59:26,090 --> 00:59:27,149
It scared me.

861
00:59:27,324 --> 00:59:29,816
They're putting the telephone lines
underground.

862
00:59:29,994 --> 00:59:32,259
Maybe they won't blame me
next time the lines go out--

863
00:59:32,429 --> 00:59:33,897
Nobody blames you, Jason.

864
00:59:34,064 --> 00:59:35,088
Jeb does.

865
00:59:35,266 --> 00:59:38,464
In spite of the fact that I got an answer up
at the old lady's house.

866
00:59:38,636 --> 00:59:41,037
They should've warned Mr. Forrest.
They were closer.

867
00:59:41,205 --> 00:59:44,039
It does no good to think about that now.

868
00:59:44,441 --> 00:59:46,376
No, I suppose not.

869
00:59:46,644 --> 00:59:49,409
He saved my life.
I'd never thanked him for that...

870
00:59:49,580 --> 00:59:52,049
...but I didn't wish him dead either.

871
01:00:01,292 --> 01:00:03,420
All right, you can go on now.

872
01:00:08,699 --> 01:00:12,261
- You were startled at what Jason said.
- Kind of.

873
01:00:12,436 --> 01:00:15,565
Something left over from shell shock.

874
01:00:15,739 --> 01:00:18,402
He was really devoted to Mr. Forrest.

875
01:00:18,575 --> 01:00:20,134
No, thank you.

876
01:00:20,744 --> 01:00:23,509
What is that stone building?
Is that, uh--? Is that an old fort?

877
01:00:24,114 --> 01:00:27,243
Yes, built about 1745.

878
01:00:27,918 --> 01:00:30,752
Built without windows
against the Indians, huh?

879
01:00:30,921 --> 01:00:33,823
That's what Robert loved about it,
nobody to look in on him...

880
01:00:33,991 --> 01:00:37,189
...when he wanted to be alone.
He called it his arsenal of ideas.

881
01:00:37,361 --> 01:00:40,661
- Mind if I look in sometime?
- Not at all.

882
01:00:40,831 --> 01:00:44,598
I must try to find where Robert left the key.
He always kept it locked.

883
01:00:46,503 --> 01:00:49,029
- How do you do?
- Oh. Will you look after Mr. O'Malley?

884
01:00:49,206 --> 01:00:51,198
- Yes. Did you have a pleasant trip?
- Very.

885
01:00:51,375 --> 01:00:54,277
- I'd like my dressing case from the car.
- How's the biography?

886
01:00:54,445 --> 01:00:56,505
I've written three words in as many days.

887
01:00:56,680 --> 01:00:59,411
It'll go quicker now
that Mrs. Forrest is back, I'm sure.

888
01:00:59,583 --> 01:01:02,951
- Oh, will you excuse me a moment?
- Yes.

889
01:01:06,056 --> 01:01:08,787
Why didn't you leave the key?
I could've taken care of everything.

890
01:01:08,959 --> 01:01:12,225
- I'll tell you when I've decided what to do.
- You'll tell me?

891
01:01:13,397 --> 01:01:15,025
Thank you.

892
01:02:45,255 --> 01:02:49,192
That was his finest speech. In the
recording, you miss his great personality...

893
01:02:49,359 --> 01:02:53,660
...his picturesque figure emphasizing
dramatically the simplest statement...

894
01:02:54,064 --> 01:02:56,932
...driving his thoughts
into the minds of people.

895
01:02:57,134 --> 01:02:59,365
None could withstand him.

896
01:03:01,171 --> 01:03:03,299
You're not bad yourself.

897
01:03:03,640 --> 01:03:06,542
You really should take up politics
as a career.

898
01:03:06,710 --> 01:03:08,872
You're joking.
My job's nearly finished here.

899
01:03:09,046 --> 01:03:11,515
If you happen to know
of any secretarial positions....

900
01:03:11,682 --> 01:03:15,585
Why, Gregg, Wier and Perkins
ought to have something for a man like you.

901
01:03:15,786 --> 01:03:16,845
What do they do?

902
01:03:17,788 --> 01:03:21,782
They're an advertising firm.
They manufacture rousing affirmatives.

903
01:03:21,959 --> 01:03:25,760
If you wanted to create a nice feeling
in the minds of the public about someone...

904
01:03:25,929 --> 01:03:28,524
...say, Mrs. Forrest for example...

905
01:03:28,966 --> 01:03:32,266
...Gregg, Wier and Perkins would plant
little articles in the newspaper...

906
01:03:32,436 --> 01:03:36,032
...about what a helpful wife she was,
and so forth.

907
01:03:36,206 --> 01:03:39,142
Before long, the public would give her
a rousing affirmative.

908
01:03:39,309 --> 01:03:40,902
That's rather clever, isn't it?

909
01:03:41,078 --> 01:03:43,741
Mm. A little sad too.

910
01:03:44,114 --> 01:03:46,811
It's a pity
how easily people can be fooled.

911
01:04:01,698 --> 01:04:04,668
Uh, what is that stone building
over there?

912
01:04:05,169 --> 01:04:08,230
It's the arsenal, hasn't been used
for anything but a storehouse.

913
01:04:12,543 --> 01:04:16,844
Um, maybe Mrs. Forrest decided
to take a little rest.

914
01:04:17,014 --> 01:04:18,642
I think I'll take a stroll.

915
01:04:41,071 --> 01:04:44,769
Long distance? New York. Circle 50598.

916
01:04:45,075 --> 01:04:46,407
Yes.

917
01:04:50,214 --> 01:04:51,910
Mr. Kerndon, sir.

918
01:04:52,082 --> 01:04:53,311
No, no, no, not yet.

919
01:04:53,483 --> 01:04:55,349
There's no need to worry, sir.

920
01:04:56,086 --> 01:04:57,850
She's in there now.

921
01:04:59,056 --> 01:05:00,456
Yes, sir.

922
01:05:00,624 --> 01:05:02,354
I know my duty.

923
01:05:02,793 --> 01:05:04,659
I know what must be done.

924
01:05:05,562 --> 01:05:07,326
Nothing will prevent my doing it.

925
01:05:28,518 --> 01:05:30,987
Did you get restless, Mr. O'Malley?

926
01:05:31,154 --> 01:05:33,783
I seem always to be apologizing
for wasting your time.

927
01:05:37,527 --> 01:05:39,928
But as we drove by, I remembered--

928
01:05:40,097 --> 01:05:42,862
I remembered something
that I should have destroyed.

929
01:05:43,033 --> 01:05:46,026
- Before the biographer could see it?
- Before anyone could see it.

930
01:05:46,203 --> 01:05:48,900
They were personal letters written to me
by Robert...

931
01:05:49,072 --> 01:05:50,973
...in the early days of our marriage.

932
01:05:51,141 --> 01:05:53,804
Whenever he was away,
he never failed to write.

933
01:05:53,977 --> 01:05:56,674
You may be robbing the world
of some great love letters.

934
01:05:56,847 --> 01:06:00,181
They weren't written to the world,
they were written to me.

935
01:06:09,526 --> 01:06:12,394
Now, you keep this bandage soaked
with liniment, Piggot.

936
01:06:12,562 --> 01:06:13,928
Yes, sir.

937
01:06:14,631 --> 01:06:16,691
There, that ought to help you, Diana.

938
01:06:16,867 --> 01:06:20,929
- You think she'll be all right?
- I won't be able to say for a day or two.

939
01:06:21,338 --> 01:06:24,934
We have to be versatile in the country.
Last week, I put a splint on a rabbit.

940
01:06:25,108 --> 01:06:27,373
- What's wrong with the mare?
- She pulled a tendon.

941
01:06:27,544 --> 01:06:30,446
- Bad?
- Well, likely, she'll have to be fired.

942
01:06:30,614 --> 01:06:33,743
What do you mean by galloping that mare
after she cast a shoe?

943
01:06:33,917 --> 01:06:37,911
Worse, she was galloping with a shoe
half off. That's when the trouble came in.

944
01:06:38,088 --> 01:06:39,968
How far did you gallop her
before she went lame?

945
01:06:40,123 --> 01:06:41,147
I don't remember.

946
01:06:41,325 --> 01:06:43,226
The storm frightened Diana
and she bolted.

947
01:06:43,927 --> 01:06:45,589
Was that the night of...?

948
01:06:46,363 --> 01:06:48,559
Yes, the night Robert was killed.

949
01:06:48,865 --> 01:06:50,333
It was a bad day all around.

950
01:06:51,335 --> 01:06:53,861
I wish you'd phoned
from Mr. Forrest's mother's house...

951
01:06:54,037 --> 01:06:57,633
- ...for the station wagon.
- I tried to, but the line was out of order.

952
01:06:57,808 --> 01:07:00,744
Were you at the mother's house when--?
Just before the accident?

953
01:07:00,911 --> 01:07:02,573
Yes, I came from there.

954
01:07:02,746 --> 01:07:05,841
Yeah, it was a sad trick of fate
that Diana bolted.

955
01:07:06,016 --> 01:07:09,783
If she hadn't, I could have come
by the shortcut and seen the bridge...

956
01:07:09,953 --> 01:07:12,115
...then I should have warned Robert.

957
01:07:12,289 --> 01:07:15,748
Professionally speaking, I'm more worried
about you than I am the mare.

958
01:07:15,926 --> 01:07:19,192
Why don't you take our young friend
for a ride? Do you both good.

959
01:07:19,363 --> 01:07:21,764
- He knows quite a bit about horses.
- I'd like to go.

960
01:07:21,932 --> 01:07:24,925
I'll get you some things.
Have Kay and Boots saddled after lunch.

961
01:07:25,102 --> 01:07:26,900
- Yes, ma'am.
- Thank you for helping us.

962
01:07:27,070 --> 01:07:29,596
- Bye, doctor.
- So long, my boy.

963
01:07:38,749 --> 01:07:41,617
- No use running away from things.
- No?

964
01:07:41,785 --> 01:07:45,347
Robert's death is always on your mind,
as it is on mine.

965
01:07:45,522 --> 01:07:47,855
We might as well talk about it.

966
01:07:48,392 --> 01:07:52,056
It seems awful to think that if it hadn't
been for Diana, you might have seen--

967
01:07:52,229 --> 01:07:53,629
That the bridge was dangerous?

968
01:07:53,797 --> 01:07:56,357
Or that someone had helped
make it dangerous.

969
01:07:56,533 --> 01:07:58,297
Why should you think that?

970
01:07:58,468 --> 01:08:00,266
Why should anyone think it?

971
01:08:00,437 --> 01:08:04,738
Because there are always little fellows
who are willing to tear a great man down...

972
01:08:04,908 --> 01:08:06,069
...in one way or another.

973
01:08:06,843 --> 01:08:09,005
You're hinting at someone.

974
01:08:09,179 --> 01:08:11,944
If it's Geoffrey, it's terrible.

975
01:08:12,182 --> 01:08:14,413
I didn't mention his name.

976
01:08:14,785 --> 01:08:17,050
But you knew that he and Robert
hated each other.

977
01:08:17,220 --> 01:08:20,019
I knew that Midford had had his troubles.

978
01:08:20,190 --> 01:08:21,488
You made an accusation.

979
01:08:21,658 --> 01:08:24,287
No, I didn't.
I simply said that it's not unbelievable...

980
01:08:24,461 --> 01:08:28,489
...to suppose that someone who hated
or feared or envied your husband...

981
01:08:28,665 --> 01:08:31,863
...might have given that cloudburst
a helping hand, that's all.

982
01:08:32,035 --> 01:08:35,870
You asked me to be honest with you,
to tell you what I believe and what I think.

983
01:08:36,039 --> 01:08:38,167
I tell you I don't like it.

984
01:08:40,010 --> 01:08:43,572
I've come across barriers. If I tear them
down, I don't know what might happen.

985
01:08:43,747 --> 01:08:45,409
To whom?

986
01:08:46,516 --> 01:08:48,144
To you.

987
01:08:50,387 --> 01:08:52,515
What do you want of me?

988
01:08:52,689 --> 01:08:54,681
Your trust.

989
01:08:55,692 --> 01:08:57,718
I did trust you.

990
01:08:57,894 --> 01:09:01,422
Even in this short time,
I'd come to think of you as a friend.

991
01:09:01,598 --> 01:09:03,362
His friend.

992
01:09:03,533 --> 01:09:07,664
I thought we were working together
so that he could go on living...

993
01:09:07,838 --> 01:09:10,865
...long after you and I were forgotten.

994
01:09:13,376 --> 01:09:15,572
That's what you offered me.

995
01:09:16,079 --> 01:09:17,308
What's gone wrong?

996
01:09:18,782 --> 01:09:20,045
That's what I'm asking you.

997
01:09:40,704 --> 01:09:43,105
Isn't that his mother's house?

998
01:09:43,473 --> 01:09:45,203
Yes.

999
01:09:49,079 --> 01:09:51,742
The storm won't hold off much longer.

1000
01:09:51,915 --> 01:09:54,646
I'd like you to take me up there.
I'd like to meet her.

1001
01:09:54,818 --> 01:09:56,878
I'm going this way.

1002
01:10:27,617 --> 01:10:28,880
I wish to see Mrs. Forrest.

1003
01:10:29,052 --> 01:10:30,680
- You wish to see Mrs. Forrest?
- Yes.

1004
01:10:30,854 --> 01:10:31,981
She's resting.

1005
01:10:32,155 --> 01:10:33,885
Uh, you've come to the wrong house.

1006
01:10:34,057 --> 01:10:37,118
You know, Mrs. Robert Forrest lives
three or four miles from here.

1007
01:10:37,294 --> 01:10:38,592
Yes, I just came from there.

1008
01:10:38,762 --> 01:10:41,254
- Mrs. Forrest sent for you?
- Well, in a way, yes.

1009
01:10:41,431 --> 01:10:45,368
Well, there's some mistake, sir.
I'll speak to the housekeeper.

1010
01:10:52,976 --> 01:10:56,378
Come in quickly
or they'll tell you I'm resting.

1011
01:11:02,886 --> 01:11:06,414
Close the door, please. There's a draft.

1012
01:11:06,990 --> 01:11:11,428
I hope you'll excuse
my not remembering your name.

1013
01:11:11,595 --> 01:11:12,893
Steven O'Malley.

1014
01:11:13,063 --> 01:11:15,965
- Mrs. Forrest, you shouldn't be--
- That's enough, Mrs. Taylor.

1015
01:11:16,132 --> 01:11:18,658
Mr. O'Malley has come to call on me.

1016
01:11:18,835 --> 01:11:21,737
- But, Mrs. Forrest, you shouldn't--
- I'll ring when I want you.

1017
01:11:21,905 --> 01:11:24,534
- But, Mrs. Forrest--
- You understand me?

1018
01:11:24,908 --> 01:11:27,070
Yes, Mrs. Forrest.

1019
01:11:30,447 --> 01:11:32,416
Poor Mrs. Taylor.

1020
01:11:32,582 --> 01:11:36,610
She doesn't remember sometimes
that she's only a servant.

1021
01:11:36,786 --> 01:11:39,051
- Please, Mr. O'Malley.
- Thank you.

1022
01:11:39,222 --> 01:11:42,488
Oh. Oh, thank you.

1023
01:11:44,094 --> 01:11:47,155
You're--You're one of Robert's friends?

1024
01:11:47,330 --> 01:11:49,231
I'm one of his greatest admirers.

1025
01:11:49,399 --> 01:11:50,423
How nice.

1026
01:11:51,968 --> 01:11:54,494
- Robert's dead, you know.
- Yes. Yes, I know.

1027
01:12:00,143 --> 01:12:03,875
We've had quite a bit of rain lately,
haven't we?

1028
01:12:04,381 --> 01:12:05,974
Yes.

1029
01:12:06,149 --> 01:12:09,085
I understand there was quite a cloudburst
the night of the--

1030
01:12:09,252 --> 01:12:10,447
Uh, the other night.

1031
01:12:11,454 --> 01:12:13,480
The other night?

1032
01:12:13,957 --> 01:12:17,257
Oh, yes. Yes, you mean the night
Robert was murdered?

1033
01:12:18,928 --> 01:12:23,263
Are you one
of Robert's business associates?

1034
01:12:24,200 --> 01:12:26,396
Uh, no, no. I'm a writer.

1035
01:12:27,437 --> 01:12:29,269
A writer?

1036
01:12:30,173 --> 01:12:32,438
How interesting.

1037
01:12:32,976 --> 01:12:34,308
Do you write plays?

1038
01:12:34,744 --> 01:12:38,237
Well, I have written a couple, yes.
They weren't very successful.

1039
01:12:38,415 --> 01:12:41,249
You must write a play about my son.

1040
01:12:42,252 --> 01:12:46,053
I want someone to write a play
about my son...

1041
01:12:46,222 --> 01:12:48,987
...and tell the truth about his death.

1042
01:12:50,627 --> 01:12:52,528
I'll help you.

1043
01:12:53,596 --> 01:12:56,088
Well, thank you. That's very nice of you.

1044
01:12:56,266 --> 01:12:58,531
I'll go now, Mrs. Forrest.
Sorry I disturbed you.

1045
01:12:58,702 --> 01:13:02,639
Oh, no. No, please don't go. I like you.

1046
01:13:03,440 --> 01:13:04,703
Where's Robert?

1047
01:13:08,144 --> 01:13:09,510
Come in, my dear.

1048
01:13:11,448 --> 01:13:13,474
We'll leave now, Mrs. Forrest. Come on.

1049
01:13:13,650 --> 01:13:16,142
This was your idea.
Stay and satisfy yourself.

1050
01:13:16,319 --> 01:13:18,584
Mr. O'Malley is a writer.

1051
01:13:18,755 --> 01:13:22,351
I don't suppose he told you
that he writes for newspapers.

1052
01:13:22,525 --> 01:13:26,656
We're going to write a play together.
Aren't we, Mr. O'Malley?

1053
01:13:26,830 --> 01:13:28,822
Did he tell you that?

1054
01:13:29,132 --> 01:13:33,001
Robert always said
you were a very good actress.

1055
01:13:33,236 --> 01:13:36,172
Perhaps we could get her to act
in our play.

1056
01:13:36,339 --> 01:13:38,740
We can talk about that later, Mrs. Forrest.
Come on.

1057
01:13:38,908 --> 01:13:41,343
Oh, no. No, don't go.

1058
01:13:41,511 --> 01:13:44,709
I so seldom get to see anyone.

1059
01:13:44,881 --> 01:13:50,081
Christine doesn't want me
to see anyone, do you?

1060
01:13:50,920 --> 01:13:54,914
Perhaps we could come back
and see you some other time, Mrs. Forrest.

1061
01:13:55,091 --> 01:13:57,526
Are you married, young man?

1062
01:13:57,694 --> 01:13:59,822
Robert oughtn't to have married either.

1063
01:13:59,996 --> 01:14:01,760
I warned him.

1064
01:14:01,931 --> 01:14:04,628
"She'll pull you down," I said.

1065
01:14:05,702 --> 01:14:08,228
Tell my son I want to see him.

1066
01:14:09,405 --> 01:14:11,601
Robert's gone away on a long trip.

1067
01:14:11,775 --> 01:14:14,006
Why didn't you let him say goodbye to me?

1068
01:14:14,177 --> 01:14:16,772
He always said goodbye to me.

1069
01:14:16,946 --> 01:14:21,907
He'd kiss me and say,
"I'm going to find new worlds, Mother."

1070
01:14:22,085 --> 01:14:24,611
I knew what that meant.

1071
01:14:24,788 --> 01:14:27,155
He was like another great man...

1072
01:14:27,323 --> 01:14:29,918
...Alexander, he called him.

1073
01:14:30,093 --> 01:14:31,561
You're his sort.

1074
01:14:31,728 --> 01:14:36,189
You wouldn't let silly women's notions
get in your way.

1075
01:14:40,436 --> 01:14:43,964
Most women spoil your life,
pull you down.

1076
01:14:44,140 --> 01:14:45,733
That's what I always told my son.

1077
01:14:45,909 --> 01:14:48,435
Mr. O'Malley is a stranger.
He doesn't understand.

1078
01:14:48,611 --> 01:14:49,977
He ought to know the truth...

1079
01:14:50,146 --> 01:14:53,844
...what my son had to fight,
even in his own home.

1080
01:14:54,651 --> 01:14:56,984
I like you, young man.

1081
01:14:57,153 --> 01:15:00,851
You're not the sniveling,
whining, puppy type...

1082
01:15:01,024 --> 01:15:06,258
...like that Midford
that used to cling to Christine's skirts.

1083
01:15:06,429 --> 01:15:08,159
Robert hated him too.

1084
01:15:13,903 --> 01:15:16,236
Yes, Robert.

1085
01:15:20,543 --> 01:15:22,876
I want Robert. I want my son.

1086
01:15:23,046 --> 01:15:25,286
Please try to understand.
He's gone away for a long time.

1087
01:15:30,420 --> 01:15:31,547
That's Robert.

1088
01:15:31,721 --> 01:15:34,816
Setting out for new worlds to conquer.

1089
01:15:34,991 --> 01:15:36,983
Mrs. Forrest,
let me help you to your chair.

1090
01:15:37,160 --> 01:15:40,790
I was a cook, and I had a son.

1091
01:15:41,798 --> 01:15:47,101
Now I've got a bigger house
than the people I used to cook for.

1092
01:15:47,270 --> 01:15:50,638
That's what my son did for me.

1093
01:15:50,807 --> 01:15:53,743
Big people have big houses...

1094
01:15:53,910 --> 01:15:57,176
...and little people work for them.

1095
01:16:00,817 --> 01:16:03,685
Yes, Robert, I'm listening.

1096
01:16:03,853 --> 01:16:07,551
I was listening the other afternoon,
but she had the telephone.

1097
01:16:08,124 --> 01:16:10,116
Why didn't she warn you, Robert?

1098
01:16:10,293 --> 01:16:11,454
That's not true.

1099
01:16:11,628 --> 01:16:13,221
Somebody warned her.

1100
01:16:13,596 --> 01:16:16,964
Even through the thunder,
I heard them say:

1101
01:16:17,133 --> 01:16:20,160
"Tell Mr. Forrest the bridge is down."

1102
01:16:20,336 --> 01:16:22,328
But she didn't tell him.

1103
01:16:22,505 --> 01:16:24,940
- She didn't tell him.
- I left before the storm broke.

1104
01:16:25,108 --> 01:16:28,442
You or Mrs. Taylor must have taken
the message. Anyhow, it was too late.

1105
01:16:28,611 --> 01:16:29,977
Was it too late...

1106
01:16:30,146 --> 01:16:33,674
...if you'd driven back
the way you always went, over the bridge?

1107
01:16:33,850 --> 01:16:34,977
I couldn't. My horse bolted.

1108
01:16:37,487 --> 01:16:41,515
Men like Robert aren't killed by accident.

1109
01:16:41,691 --> 01:16:43,853
They're stabbed in the back.

1110
01:16:47,163 --> 01:16:49,530
Where are you, Robert?

1111
01:16:50,533 --> 01:16:53,128
I want--I want my--

1112
01:16:53,603 --> 01:16:55,697
I want my son.

1113
01:16:55,872 --> 01:16:56,965
See what you've done?

1114
01:16:58,341 --> 01:16:59,707
I want my son.

1115
01:16:59,876 --> 01:17:06,441
I want my--I want my son. My son.

1116
01:17:10,320 --> 01:17:13,654
Will it please your readers to know
that Robert's mother hated his wife?

1117
01:17:13,823 --> 01:17:16,315
You can add an insane mother
to your story. Satisfied?

1118
01:17:16,492 --> 01:17:20,259
No. In our profession, we cherish
a rather absurd ambition.

1119
01:17:20,430 --> 01:17:23,298
- We like to tell the truth.
- No price is too high for a story.

1120
01:17:23,466 --> 01:17:25,799
I owe that to people
who read the stuff I write.

1121
01:17:25,969 --> 01:17:28,200
But if what you told them
broke their hearts?

1122
01:17:28,371 --> 01:17:32,399
I can't be the judge of that. I know my job.
I know I've made a mess of it here...

1123
01:17:32,575 --> 01:17:34,441
...not getting what I came after.

1124
01:17:34,610 --> 01:17:37,079
I'm not so sure now that I want to get it.

1125
01:17:37,246 --> 01:17:38,839
So I'm quitting.

1126
01:17:39,015 --> 01:17:43,316
Somebody who doesn't give a hang
about the truth or you will take over.

1127
01:17:43,486 --> 01:17:45,421
But there's no one whom I could tolerate.

1128
01:17:45,588 --> 01:17:49,457
- Yet all the time, you've tried to mislead me.
- I've tried to give you what you wanted.

1129
01:17:49,625 --> 01:17:51,651
I'm sorry, I'm afraid I can't believe that.

1130
01:17:51,828 --> 01:17:56,061
That means I can't believe anything
anymore, my senses or my judgment.

1131
01:17:57,900 --> 01:18:02,429
At least we don't need to hurt each other
any more than we've done already.

1132
01:18:02,972 --> 01:18:06,067
If you don't mind, I'll ride home alone.

1133
01:18:36,539 --> 01:18:37,666
Hi, O'Malley.

1134
01:18:47,550 --> 01:18:49,212
How did you get in here?

1135
01:18:49,385 --> 01:18:51,115
Influence.

1136
01:18:52,255 --> 01:18:54,156
Looking for something?

1137
01:18:54,323 --> 01:18:56,451
No, just a hunch.

1138
01:18:57,393 --> 01:18:59,521
That's wonderful, Freddie.

1139
01:18:59,896 --> 01:19:02,730
- What is it?
- It's the bridge.

1140
01:19:02,899 --> 01:19:04,299
What bridge? Where?

1141
01:19:04,467 --> 01:19:06,959
Oh. Oh, this bridge, huh?

1142
01:19:08,137 --> 01:19:11,471
The question is, was it due
for a crack-up, or not?

1143
01:19:11,641 --> 01:19:12,734
Bah.

1144
01:19:12,909 --> 01:19:15,970
Don't be silly, Freddie.
You're wasting your time.

1145
01:19:16,145 --> 01:19:18,546
This is not your speed.

1146
01:19:19,682 --> 01:19:23,710
You're not saying that because I might be
getting close to where the body is buried?

1147
01:19:25,254 --> 01:19:28,156
The body is buried just where it should be,
in a hero's grave.

1148
01:19:28,324 --> 01:19:30,054
Why don't you let it rest in peace?

1149
01:19:30,526 --> 01:19:32,722
Are you speaking for yourself?

1150
01:19:33,362 --> 01:19:37,026
Yes, or for anyone else
who might be just looking for a good story.

1151
01:19:37,700 --> 01:19:39,726
That sounds pretty dull.

1152
01:19:40,103 --> 01:19:44,234
Maybe there's a story in a simple,
honest, clean, home-loving millionairess.

1153
01:19:45,842 --> 01:19:48,311
What about the hero's wife?

1154
01:19:51,314 --> 01:19:54,307
Well, why don't you leave her
in peace too...

1155
01:19:54,484 --> 01:19:56,783
...if her memories will?

1156
01:20:19,375 --> 01:20:20,741
- Mrs. Forrest?
- Yes.

1157
01:20:20,910 --> 01:20:22,811
I'd like a word with you, please.

1158
01:20:24,514 --> 01:20:26,415
- What is it?
- I don't like it.

1159
01:20:26,582 --> 01:20:28,278
The look on Mr. O'Malley's face.

1160
01:20:28,451 --> 01:20:30,147
- Time for action.
- I've taken action.

1161
01:20:30,319 --> 01:20:32,359
- What?
- Don't raise your voice. I'm managing this.

1162
01:20:32,421 --> 01:20:34,141
It's too important to be managed
by a woman.

1163
01:20:34,290 --> 01:20:36,987
If it had been managed by a woman,
this wouldn't have happened.

1164
01:20:37,160 --> 01:20:40,028
You're quite right.
I have one request I'd like to make.

1165
01:20:40,196 --> 01:20:42,665
I'd like the keys
to Mr. Forrest's filing cabinets.

1166
01:20:42,832 --> 01:20:43,856
No.

1167
01:20:44,033 --> 01:20:46,434
There may be some things
you should've destroyed that remain.

1168
01:20:47,803 --> 01:20:50,329
- Mrs. Forrest.
- You know I only wish to help.

1169
01:20:50,506 --> 01:20:52,907
- Just a minute.
- You must let nothing prevent us...

1170
01:20:53,075 --> 01:20:55,909
...from preserving the memory
of the great man who's gone.

1171
01:20:56,078 --> 01:20:59,810
Who was and is the bright flame
in so many lives.

1172
01:21:05,688 --> 01:21:08,021
Come in, Mr. O'Malley.

1173
01:21:18,234 --> 01:21:21,329
I'll call you if I need you, Mr. Kerndon.

1174
01:21:25,508 --> 01:21:27,704
Does Kerndon know?

1175
01:21:28,578 --> 01:21:30,240
Know what?

1176
01:21:31,147 --> 01:21:33,548
That you killed your husband?

1177
01:21:49,398 --> 01:21:50,889
You found it under the bridge.

1178
01:21:51,067 --> 01:21:53,229
The night of the tragedy
you came the shortcut.

1179
01:21:53,402 --> 01:21:55,132
You saw the bridge was out.

1180
01:21:55,304 --> 01:21:57,671
That's where Diana cast the shoe.

1181
01:21:57,840 --> 01:22:00,435
You could've warned him, but you didn't.

1182
01:22:00,676 --> 01:22:02,304
You killed him.

1183
01:22:08,084 --> 01:22:10,553
How else can I say it?

1184
01:22:12,288 --> 01:22:14,189
No other way.

1185
01:22:14,590 --> 01:22:16,923
I say it myself.

1186
01:22:17,793 --> 01:22:20,524
I say it over and over again at night.

1187
01:22:20,696 --> 01:22:23,097
I lie in bed and say it.

1188
01:22:23,366 --> 01:22:25,460
- But you don't know.
- What don't I know?

1189
01:22:25,635 --> 01:22:26,967
I warned him.

1190
01:22:27,136 --> 01:22:29,264
- You mean he committed suicide?
- No.

1191
01:22:29,438 --> 01:22:32,340
- You warned him that the bridge was out?
- It wasn't out, quite.

1192
01:22:32,508 --> 01:22:34,101
- Quite, but enough.
- I suppose so.

1193
01:22:34,277 --> 01:22:38,044
- And you warned him about it?
- I said, "Robert, don't go.

1194
01:22:38,214 --> 01:22:39,341
It means disaster."

1195
01:22:39,515 --> 01:22:41,882
- Meaning the bridge?
- No.

1196
01:22:42,051 --> 01:22:44,282
- Well, what? What? Where was he going?
- East.

1197
01:22:44,453 --> 01:22:46,354
- Kerndon have anything to do with it?
- No.

1198
01:22:46,522 --> 01:22:47,581
- He's not in on it?
- No.

1199
01:22:47,757 --> 01:22:49,487
- Just you and Geoffrey Midford.
- Geoffrey?

1200
01:22:49,659 --> 01:22:52,128
- Don't lie about it. You and Midford.
- No, no.

1201
01:22:52,295 --> 01:22:54,127
- You bought up the farm for him?
- Yes.

1202
01:22:54,297 --> 01:22:56,232
- Your husband threw him out, didn't he?
- Yes.

1203
01:22:56,399 --> 01:23:00,234
And when he left you alone here with
Midford, that was the disaster, wasn't it?

1204
01:23:00,403 --> 01:23:02,998
Geoffrey knows nothing about it.

1205
01:23:04,674 --> 01:23:06,666
You did it alone.

1206
01:23:13,983 --> 01:23:16,350
What a sweet story.

1207
01:23:17,887 --> 01:23:21,551
The real story of a great American hero.

1208
01:23:23,125 --> 01:23:25,924
Whatever has happened
doesn't reflect on him.

1209
01:23:26,095 --> 01:23:29,065
- He's still a hero.
- That's right.

1210
01:23:30,166 --> 01:23:33,694
And I must still write the story
and tell the truth.

1211
01:23:37,606 --> 01:23:39,234
Why?

1212
01:23:40,209 --> 01:23:42,678
Just tell me why.

1213
01:24:06,602 --> 01:24:08,901
I warned you. What do you think he'll do?

1214
01:24:09,071 --> 01:24:10,937
- He'll do what is right.
- Tell the world.

1215
01:24:11,107 --> 01:24:13,838
- That will only reflect on me.
- The police will be here.

1216
01:24:14,009 --> 01:24:15,978
They'll pry, probe. They'll want to know.

1217
01:24:16,145 --> 01:24:18,410
Give me the keys
so I can destroy everything.

1218
01:24:18,581 --> 01:24:19,947
No.

1219
01:24:22,885 --> 01:24:24,945
Then you should go and do it yourself.

1220
01:24:26,288 --> 01:24:27,756
Now.

1221
01:24:48,911 --> 01:24:49,970
Jeb.

1222
01:24:50,146 --> 01:24:51,808
Jeb.

1223
01:24:51,981 --> 01:24:53,973
Oh, Jeb.

1224
01:24:59,722 --> 01:25:02,191
Well, hello, Mr. O'Malley.

1225
01:25:03,759 --> 01:25:05,819
- Put those bags down.
- What's the matter?

1226
01:25:05,995 --> 01:25:08,157
- Put the bags down.
- Oh, Geoff. Geoff.

1227
01:25:08,330 --> 01:25:10,424
- Do you mind getting out of here?
- Yes, I do.

1228
01:25:10,599 --> 01:25:11,999
Take it easy, Janet.

1229
01:25:12,168 --> 01:25:15,866
This is the important gentleman
Christine's been telling you so much about.

1230
01:25:16,038 --> 01:25:18,405
- Not Steven O'Malley.
- Yes, the one and only.

1231
01:25:18,574 --> 01:25:21,476
- Well, what's he got against you?
- Plenty.

1232
01:25:21,644 --> 01:25:23,579
However, let's forget about it.

1233
01:25:23,746 --> 01:25:26,807
I don't wanna fight anybody today.
I'm much too happy.

1234
01:25:26,982 --> 01:25:28,644
This is Jeb's sister, Janet...

1235
01:25:28,818 --> 01:25:32,687
...who'll probably keep me in better order
after we're married.

1236
01:25:32,855 --> 01:25:34,448
After you're married?

1237
01:25:34,623 --> 01:25:35,989
You--

1238
01:25:38,327 --> 01:25:40,353
- Congratulations.
- Hello there.

1239
01:25:40,863 --> 01:25:42,388
Janet.

1240
01:25:42,698 --> 01:25:44,223
Let me look at you.

1241
01:25:44,400 --> 01:25:47,165
Well, you're as bright
as a new silver dollar.

1242
01:25:47,336 --> 01:25:50,329
Thanks, Geoff.
Thanks for bringing her back to us.

1243
01:25:53,008 --> 01:25:55,842
They've loved each other
ever since they were kids.

1244
01:25:56,278 --> 01:25:57,405
They were to be married.

1245
01:25:57,580 --> 01:25:59,981
Then Janet got a job
as Mr. Forrest's secretary.

1246
01:26:00,149 --> 01:26:02,948
After that she seemed to forget
Midford was around anymore.

1247
01:26:03,118 --> 01:26:05,110
Hero worship, same as Jeb.

1248
01:26:05,654 --> 01:26:07,919
So Midford started crooking his elbow
too often...

1249
01:26:08,090 --> 01:26:10,321
...and Janet cracked up altogether.

1250
01:26:10,493 --> 01:26:12,860
Do you blame me for hating Forrest?

1251
01:26:13,329 --> 01:26:16,766
- Mrs. Forrest got her into a sanitarium--
- Is that where Mrs. Forrest's been...

1252
01:26:16,932 --> 01:26:18,059
...the last three days?

1253
01:26:18,234 --> 01:26:20,465
Yes, at the sanitarium with Geoffrey.

1254
01:26:20,636 --> 01:26:24,903
- Now they're to be married.
- Tell him I'm gonna use his car for a minute.

1255
01:26:37,152 --> 01:26:40,680
- Mr. O'Malley, I thought you'd gone.
- Where's Mrs. Forrest? Where is she?

1256
01:26:40,856 --> 01:26:44,520
I just walked with her to the arsenal.
It's just there through the trees.

1257
01:26:59,008 --> 01:27:00,909
- Whom are you shielding?
- I'm not.

1258
01:27:01,076 --> 01:27:04,638
- If I were, I shouldn't betray them.
- You're brave, and tough too, aren't you?

1259
01:27:04,813 --> 01:27:07,044
You were ready to let me go away
believing you guilty.

1260
01:27:07,216 --> 01:27:09,096
- I want you to go.
- I'm gonna get the truth...

1261
01:27:09,151 --> 01:27:10,711
...if I have to tear this place down...

1262
01:27:10,853 --> 01:27:13,379
- ...and if I have to tear him down with it.
- No, you shan't!

1263
01:27:13,556 --> 01:27:16,355
Somebody else will do it if I don't.
You're in a jam.

1264
01:27:16,525 --> 01:27:18,619
I want to help you. I can help you.

1265
01:27:18,794 --> 01:27:20,854
What you've done is terrible,
but you're not.

1266
01:27:21,030 --> 01:27:22,430
Yes, I am.

1267
01:27:22,598 --> 01:27:25,534
Even if you are,
it's too late for me to stop now.

1268
01:27:25,701 --> 01:27:28,398
If it had been just you and Midford,
I could've understood.

1269
01:27:28,571 --> 01:27:30,733
That would've been love.
I understand love now.

1270
01:27:30,906 --> 01:27:33,967
I can understand what it does to a man,
to a woman.

1271
01:27:34,143 --> 01:27:37,511
I don't even care
why you wanted to get rid of Forrest.

1272
01:27:37,713 --> 01:27:40,376
I only care
that you won't let me help you.

1273
01:27:43,686 --> 01:27:44,813
No.

1274
01:27:45,187 --> 01:27:46,849
But you are in trouble, aren't you?

1275
01:27:49,692 --> 01:27:51,490
Yes, I'm in trouble.

1276
01:27:51,660 --> 01:27:53,891
You need me, don't you?

1277
01:27:55,097 --> 01:27:56,395
Yes, I need you.

1278
01:27:57,032 --> 01:27:58,432
Well, then what is it?

1279
01:27:58,601 --> 01:28:00,729
Tell me, what is it?

1280
01:28:01,670 --> 01:28:04,504
But you. You're in trouble too.

1281
01:28:04,673 --> 01:28:06,835
Don't worry about me.

1282
01:28:07,610 --> 01:28:10,205
Someone you believed in,
you aren't going to anymore.

1283
01:28:10,379 --> 01:28:13,110
I can believe in you so much
that you can't help yourself.

1284
01:28:13,282 --> 01:28:15,513
You must be what I believe you are.

1285
01:28:30,866 --> 01:28:36,703
I've been wanting to talk to you
since that first night you came.

1286
01:28:38,007 --> 01:28:40,977
I can't fight you off any longer.

1287
01:28:42,845 --> 01:28:46,907
I married a legend.

1288
01:28:47,216 --> 01:28:49,651
A legend about a hero.

1289
01:28:50,786 --> 01:28:53,381
I didn't know it at first. I--

1290
01:28:54,089 --> 01:28:56,251
I worshipped Robert.

1291
01:28:56,525 --> 01:29:01,259
Perhaps to worship anyone
is to destroy them.

1292
01:29:01,864 --> 01:29:04,163
Everyone worshipped him.

1293
01:29:04,566 --> 01:29:07,035
No, no. The, uh--

1294
01:29:07,936 --> 01:29:09,928
The image of him.

1295
01:29:10,539 --> 01:29:15,500
The image that had been carefully built up
in people's minds.

1296
01:29:15,678 --> 01:29:19,740
Deliberately built up, I now believe.
Built up with a terrible purpose.

1297
01:29:19,915 --> 01:29:25,047
When I discovered what that purpose was,
I had to destroy the image.

1298
01:29:26,055 --> 01:29:27,887
No, I--

1299
01:29:28,123 --> 01:29:32,823
I had to destroy the man...

1300
01:29:33,462 --> 01:29:35,897
...to save the image.

1301
01:29:36,098 --> 01:29:37,930
Yes, that was it.

1302
01:29:38,867 --> 01:29:40,597
What terrible purpose?

1303
01:29:41,303 --> 01:29:44,705
Oh, I didn't know it was terrible once.

1304
01:29:44,873 --> 01:29:46,205
You--

1305
01:29:46,642 --> 01:29:50,602
- You heard his mother this afternoon.
- His mother's insane.

1306
01:29:50,779 --> 01:29:52,213
But Robert wasn't.

1307
01:29:53,215 --> 01:29:56,652
He grew to despise the people
that worshipped him, all of us.

1308
01:29:56,819 --> 01:29:57,980
Me too.

1309
01:29:58,153 --> 01:29:59,883
He felt that we were all beneath him.

1310
01:30:00,055 --> 01:30:05,050
I didn't know what had happened. I suppose
that I was a bit like that myself once.

1311
01:30:05,227 --> 01:30:10,825
I believed in a few people,
leaders, rulers.

1312
01:30:10,999 --> 01:30:15,095
But when Robert began to change, I--

1313
01:30:16,004 --> 01:30:21,739
I saw the face of fascism
in my own home.

1314
01:30:21,910 --> 01:30:25,142
Hatred, arrogance, cruelty.

1315
01:30:25,447 --> 01:30:28,315
I saw what German women were facing.

1316
01:30:28,484 --> 01:30:30,316
I saw the enemy.

1317
01:30:30,486 --> 01:30:32,421
Robert Forrest.

1318
01:30:32,588 --> 01:30:38,323
The morning of the accident,
I stole his keys, came here and opened this.

1319
01:30:39,027 --> 01:30:40,757
This is what I found.

1320
01:30:40,929 --> 01:30:45,094
The key
to Robert Forrest's fascist organization.

1321
01:30:45,267 --> 01:30:49,568
They didn't call it fascism. Painted it red,
white and blue, and called it Americanism.

1322
01:30:49,738 --> 01:30:51,900
In here are the funds to see it through.

1323
01:30:52,074 --> 01:30:55,044
Fantastic amounts subscribed
by a few private individuals...

1324
01:30:55,210 --> 01:30:58,305
...to whom money didn't mean anything
but wanted political power.

1325
01:30:58,480 --> 01:31:00,813
Knew they could never get it
by democratic means.

1326
01:31:00,983 --> 01:31:03,509
There's a list of their names.

1327
01:31:04,653 --> 01:31:08,385
This was the essence of their plan.

1328
01:31:08,557 --> 01:31:11,083
Here are some articles ready for release...

1329
01:31:11,260 --> 01:31:14,788
...to stir up all the little hatreds
of the whole nation against each other.

1330
01:31:14,963 --> 01:31:19,162
This was an article to be published
in an anti-Semitic paper attacking the Jews.

1331
01:31:19,334 --> 01:31:22,930
This was to be used in <i>Farmers Gazette</i>
to stir them up against city dwellers.

1332
01:31:23,105 --> 01:31:28,510
Here's one attacking the Catholics,
anti-Negro, anti-labor, anti-trade union...

1333
01:31:28,677 --> 01:31:30,612
...subtle appeal to the Ku Klux Klan.

1334
01:31:30,779 --> 01:31:36,275
Here's a list of newspaper editors
who either sought to occupy public office...

1335
01:31:36,451 --> 01:31:39,080
...or sought to dictate
who should occupy public office...

1336
01:31:39,254 --> 01:31:43,658
...and when they failed, felt that
the public was a great, stupid beast.

1337
01:31:43,826 --> 01:31:46,887
Here's a list of men
who served their country in the last war...

1338
01:31:47,062 --> 01:31:50,123
...and were failures in business,
and longed for power of rank...

1339
01:31:50,299 --> 01:31:52,768
...and the prestige of a uniform.

1340
01:31:52,935 --> 01:31:55,530
In there are the names and addresses
of the men...

1341
01:31:55,704 --> 01:31:58,799
...who were designated
to be America's first storm troopers.

1342
01:31:58,974 --> 01:32:04,072
But what was really shocking to me
was the complete cynicism of the plan.

1343
01:32:04,246 --> 01:32:08,775
Each of these groups was simply to be
used until its usefulness was exhausted.

1344
01:32:08,951 --> 01:32:11,011
Hates were to be played against hates.

1345
01:32:11,286 --> 01:32:15,246
If one group threatened to get too powerful,
it would be killed off by another group.

1346
01:32:15,524 --> 01:32:18,961
And in the end, all these poor little people
who never knew...

1347
01:32:19,127 --> 01:32:22,791
...to what purpose they were lending
themselves would be in the same chains...

1348
01:32:22,965 --> 01:32:24,797
...cowed and enslaved...

1349
01:32:24,967 --> 01:32:28,199
...with Robert Forrest and his handful
of power-thirsty henchmen...

1350
01:32:28,370 --> 01:32:29,929
...cracking the whip.

1351
01:32:30,672 --> 01:32:32,971
Robert Forrest.

1352
01:32:34,977 --> 01:32:36,809
What happened to him?

1353
01:32:38,580 --> 01:32:40,606
He changed.

1354
01:32:40,782 --> 01:32:45,618
When I first married him, he was as much
a part of this country as Lincoln himself.

1355
01:32:45,787 --> 01:32:47,756
And I love our country.

1356
01:32:47,923 --> 01:32:50,392
Always when I came back from Europe...

1357
01:32:50,559 --> 01:32:54,360
...I felt what it meant
to live in the land of the free.

1358
01:32:54,529 --> 01:32:59,058
When I married Robert,
I felt that I was stepping into its history.

1359
01:33:00,936 --> 01:33:07,069
He was brave and noble and immortal,
and I was so proud.

1360
01:33:07,542 --> 01:33:09,909
But he changed, I tell you.

1361
01:33:10,412 --> 01:33:12,847
Not all at once, but gradually.

1362
01:33:13,015 --> 01:33:15,255
Couldn't have been because he was bitter
or disappointed.

1363
01:33:15,417 --> 01:33:17,386
His life had been only triumph.

1364
01:33:17,552 --> 01:33:21,250
The tears could still come into his eyes
and the catch in his wonderful voice...

1365
01:33:21,423 --> 01:33:23,415
...when he spoke to the people.

1366
01:33:23,992 --> 01:33:25,722
Perhaps he loved the people.

1367
01:33:25,894 --> 01:33:27,453
Perhaps he loved them...

1368
01:33:27,629 --> 01:33:30,360
...but didn't trust them
to think for themselves.

1369
01:33:30,532 --> 01:33:34,094
Or perhaps he was insatiable...

1370
01:33:34,269 --> 01:33:38,673
...and wanted even more power
to add to his glory. I don't know.

1371
01:33:38,907 --> 01:33:41,809
But he envied the dictators
and thought that all governments...

1372
01:33:41,977 --> 01:33:45,243
...of the people and by the people
were soon to perish from the Earth.

1373
01:33:47,215 --> 01:33:48,706
Robert Forrest.

1374
01:33:50,919 --> 01:33:56,324
And as he changed,
my love changed too.

1375
01:33:57,326 --> 01:34:01,593
I remember the first day I looked at his face
and trembled with fear...

1376
01:34:01,763 --> 01:34:04,892
...at the change that I saw in that face.

1377
01:34:05,300 --> 01:34:08,600
Hatred, arrogance, cruelty.

1378
01:34:09,071 --> 01:34:13,907
The face of a man who no longer believed
in God, but only in himself.

1379
01:34:15,644 --> 01:34:18,910
And he held me in his arms...

1380
01:34:19,081 --> 01:34:24,213
...and I knew that it was no longer a wife
that he wanted but sons.

1381
01:34:24,386 --> 01:34:27,151
And his eyes told me
that I was a poor creature...

1382
01:34:27,322 --> 01:34:28,984
...who couldn't give him sons.

1383
01:34:31,526 --> 01:34:34,553
Then my fear changed to pity.

1384
01:34:34,730 --> 01:34:41,295
I thought that he was going like his mother,
that it was madness.

1385
01:34:41,770 --> 01:34:44,706
The things he'd think of,
the ideas he'd play with...

1386
01:34:44,873 --> 01:34:48,969
...his frank contempt of democracy,
his incredible ambition.

1387
01:34:49,277 --> 01:34:51,269
But he wasn't mad.

1388
01:34:51,446 --> 01:34:53,415
He wasn't mad.

1389
01:34:53,582 --> 01:34:57,212
I was more in danger
from my own thoughts than he.

1390
01:34:57,753 --> 01:35:00,882
The morning of the accident,
I stole his keys...

1391
01:35:01,056 --> 01:35:02,786
...came here and opened the cabinet.

1392
01:35:02,958 --> 01:35:07,054
Then I knew that Robert Forrest was lost,
that he was a traitor to his country.

1393
01:35:07,229 --> 01:35:10,324
I didn't know what to do.
I went out riding to be alone, to think.

1394
01:35:10,499 --> 01:35:11,899
I rode all afternoon.

1395
01:35:12,067 --> 01:35:15,595
The cloudburst came,
I took refuge in the mother's house.

1396
01:35:15,937 --> 01:35:18,168
I got the telephone message.

1397
01:35:18,340 --> 01:35:20,309
I knew the bridge was out. I saw it.

1398
01:35:20,475 --> 01:35:22,944
I came back that way
after the cloudburst.

1399
01:35:23,111 --> 01:35:25,979
Suddenly, it was clear to me.
I knew something had to be done.

1400
01:35:26,148 --> 01:35:29,118
Their moment had come.
Saboteurs were awaiting instructions...

1401
01:35:29,284 --> 01:35:31,446
...and he was on his way to give them.

1402
01:35:32,654 --> 01:35:35,317
I stood looking at the bridge.

1403
01:35:36,591 --> 01:35:39,254
I said to myself quite calmly:

1404
01:35:39,428 --> 01:35:43,695
"He'll come this way and be killed
unless I hurry and warn him."

1405
01:35:44,666 --> 01:35:47,693
But I didn't warn him
because it came to me...

1406
01:35:47,869 --> 01:35:49,963
...that clean death in the rain...

1407
01:35:50,138 --> 01:35:53,438
...was the best thing that could happen
to Robert Forrest.

1408
01:35:54,342 --> 01:35:56,743
Standing by the bridge, I prayed:

1409
01:35:56,912 --> 01:35:59,905
"Let him be killed that he may not mock
those who have trusted him...

1410
01:36:00,082 --> 01:36:02,950
...and destroy them
as he has destroyed me."

1411
01:36:04,286 --> 01:36:07,381
Half an hour later
they brought his body home.

1412
01:36:10,592 --> 01:36:12,925
Now he's in your hands.

1413
01:36:20,569 --> 01:36:22,663
Christine,
I want you to do something for me.

1414
01:36:22,838 --> 01:36:25,672
- You want me to give myself up.
- No, no, no.

1415
01:36:25,841 --> 01:36:29,141
I want you to help me
tell the world the truth about him.

1416
01:36:29,845 --> 01:36:33,111
You mean, destroy people's belief
in their hero? Why?

1417
01:36:33,281 --> 01:36:37,116
He wasn't their hero, he was their enemy,
and they must know it.

1418
01:36:37,285 --> 01:36:41,518
They must know what their enemies
over there can do to heroes over here.

1419
01:36:41,690 --> 01:36:43,886
But it will destroy them.

1420
01:36:44,392 --> 01:36:47,123
Christine, people are not children.

1421
01:36:47,295 --> 01:36:51,062
Sometimes they act like children
when you get them scared or confused.

1422
01:36:51,233 --> 01:36:54,260
But down in their hearts
they know they're not afraid.

1423
01:36:54,436 --> 01:36:57,235
They want the truth and they can take it.

1424
01:36:57,772 --> 01:37:01,971
You can't lie to them.
I can't lie to them.

1425
01:37:05,046 --> 01:37:06,605
Do what--

1426
01:37:07,916 --> 01:37:10,317
Do what you think is right.

1427
01:37:11,286 --> 01:37:13,084
I trust you.

1428
01:37:14,890 --> 01:37:17,121
I'll do my best to help you.

1429
01:37:29,638 --> 01:37:30,799
The key's on the other side.

1430
01:37:37,712 --> 01:37:39,578
- It doesn't work.
- The wire's been cut.

1431
01:37:39,748 --> 01:37:40,909
- Who did it?
- Kerndon.

1432
01:37:41,082 --> 01:37:43,142
- Is this the only way out?
- Yes.

1433
01:37:55,096 --> 01:37:56,621
Steve!

1434
01:38:09,945 --> 01:38:12,540
Write the story, Steve.

1435
01:38:12,714 --> 01:38:15,149
Tell the truth.

1436
01:38:48,783 --> 01:38:49,978
The lights. Turn them off.