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Watch out!

Leila. Leila!

Richard.

I saw death.

I know. dear.

No!

Leila.

Don't worry.

She's coming out of the shook. and she's only suffered bruises.

It's nothing important.

She'll spend a couple of days under observation in the clinic.

Then she'll be able to go home without any problems.

Oh. thank God.

Are you sure y0u're telling me the truth?

Patricia. I have no reason to lie.

I don't know.

When I saw her. I noticed something very strange in her.

Traumatology is not my specialty. you know.

But I trust Dr. Warren.

- Okay. - Mother, I think you're overreacting.

Doesn't the doctor say that Leila is fine?

Thanks. Deborah.

Your mother must understand that it would be pointless to lie to her.

Can I see her?

Yes. but only for a moment.

Wait. Richard.

What is it?

You weren't at any birthday party.

And you didn't meet at a classmates house.

You had an accident because you were on drugs-yes or no?

Ask your sister as soon as you can.

She was the one who was driving.

You're destroying her. Richard.

Since you came back from Africa. Leila is not the same.

Maybe not. We have all changed a little.

I ask you to forget about her. to leave her alone.

Dear John. never stand in the way of two people who love each other.

It brings bad consequences.

Even so. I'll do whatever I can to make her leave you.

You're a good guy.

I wouldn't want to have you as an enemy.

That's all I wanted to say.

Tum on the light. miss.

Come closer.

I d0n't want to see anybody!

But. Leila. I'm your mother.

Everyone leave! Everyone!

- Leave me alone! - Quick. a dose of Librium.

D0n't touch me!

Get out!

Calm down. Leila.

I said d0n't touch me! Leave me! Get out!

Listen to me. Leila.

Listen to me. honey.

Reverend.

Yes. Ronald?

Mr. Gibson is here to see you.

Thank you. Ronald. Show him to my office.

- Hello, John. - How are you, Reverend?

Very well. Keep-keep looking at the book.

It's an extraordinary piece from the reign of Henry VIII.

When our church still depended on Rome.

Ifs an intriguing piece. But you have so many.

That's my hobby. collecting anything of value.

Come. sit down. I'll make you some tea.

It's been a while since you came to our house.

You're right. I deserve a reprimand.

How are your mother and your sisters?

- That's what I wanted to talk about. - Is something wrong?

- Leila. - What's wrong with her?

I wouldn't know how to explain.

She had a oar accident recently.

Nothing too major. or so it would seem.

But she's changing.

Actually. shes been changing since she got engaged to Richard Harrington.

You know him, right?

Richard Harrington? Of course I know him.

He was my student in high school.

If I remember correctly. he and Leila met then.

Richard was a terrific student.

He graduated as an archaeologist with top grades.

And I knovv he went to Egypt to work on his thesis.

I got him a job as an assistant at my university.

Could you talk to him?

To Richard? About what?

He may listen to you. I don't want him to go back to Leila.

I have a feeling they take drugs and frequent heretic circles.

That's a very strong accusation. John.

I know. But I'm convinced.

I don't have conclusive evidence,

but I could swear Richard introduced Leila to the ideas he brought from Africa.

She was on drugs when the accident happened.

You should have seen her. Adrian.

She's not the same person.

How has she changed?

She rebels against everybody.

Sometimes shes gone for days.

And when she comes back, she doesn't give explanations.

And Mother tolerates everything.

She even forbade me to say anything to her.

Leila was always difficult.

And you know how kids are today.

We don't always like their concept of freedom.

But that doesn't mean it isn't sometimes justified.

Then my visit was useless.

No. I'll talk to Leila. but I'm afraid all this is just a fantasy.

I'll find out soon. I plan to watch them constantly.

I'm almost sure you're wrong.

I hope you're right.

I d0n't want to bother you anymore.

I'll send the oar to pick you up tomorrow at 11:00.

- But-- - I'm sorry. You must come.

Thank you. Udo.

- Good morning. Reverend. - Good morning.

I'm glad to see you again.

Thank you, Christian. How's your wife?

She's fine. Father. Come. Miss Patricia is waiting for you.

Hello. Patricia.

Welcome. Adrian.

John told me you would come.

You look the same as the last time we saw each other.

- Want something to drink? - Sure. some sherry.

I see you haven't changed your habits.

You have to keep them if they're not too bad.

By the way“-

I have asked myself a lot lately.

Why did you stop coming here?

I'll be honest.

I stopped coming the day I thought my presence was no longer welcome.

But how can you say that?

You've always been welcome here.

For more than two years, you've been our spiritual adviser.

Reason enough to be disliked, don't you think?

I'm sorry. Patricia. It's just a joke.

The truth is I haven't come because I'm too busy.

Come on. That excuse is no good.

I came because John came to my house yesterday

and told me about Leila.

What did he tell you?

Well. that you had some problems.

Problems? John is the problem.

I don't know why he bothers my daughter.

He keeps asking her questions

and trying to put obstacles in the way of her seeing Richard.

You know Richard well, right?

Yes. sure.

But John is not acting that way for no reason.

He wants the best for his sister. and it's normal for him to worry.

But John has no reason to oppose her relationship with Richard.

I know my daughter, and also John and Deborah.

But John-John is bitter.

He has no friends. And it bothers him that the others have fun and are happy.

He spends his days looked up in his greenhouse with his plants.

John is a great guy. Patricia. even if you think otherwise.

Maybe the fact that you're his stepmother has distanced you.

I love all three of them the same. I don't make any distinctions.

No one knows that better than you.

Can I say hello to Leila?

Of course. She's in the pool with some friends.

Do you want to follow me?

Bork, come on, let's go.

Here.

Next to me.

Hello. Leila.

Reverend. what a surprise.

Yes, it's a little strange that we meet in a pool, right?

I'm glad to see you after all this time.

The university and the Vicarage take up all my time.

But you d0n't come to visit me either.

And the same goes for Deborah. I haven't seen her in ages.

There she is.

Call her.

Deborah. come here.

- You play for me. - Okay.

You have two lovely daughters. Patricia.

My dear Mr. Dunning. You've made yourself a stranger.

- No. my God. - Will you stay for dinner?

Some other time. Go. your friends are calling you.

Come. come with us!

- I'll see you. Reverend. - Sure.

Leila. they're calling you too.

I'll g0 in a minute.

Bork. you see this gentleman? Well. I hate him.

I hate him for the bad times he's given me translating the classics.

How dare you?

That's fine. She's only telling the truth.

By the way. I was expecting to see your fiance here.

Richard?

He's your fiancé, isn't he?

- Leila! - I'm coming!

I'm sorry. Father.

- I have to g0. - Bye. Leila.

Now you see that she's perfectly fine.

That's how it seems.

And I also see that Deborah is very happy.

They both are. They both are.

I can't say the same about myself.

I've never felt so lonely. so depressed.

Since Lawrence's illness, everything has gone wrong.

My situation is truly unbearable.

I try to hide it with great dignity.

But there's a point where I can't pretend anymore.

I didn't know about your problems. John didn't tell me about that.

I told you. John isn't considerate.

He doesnW take care of anything. I have to face it all.

There you have it. I d0n't want to sell the house.

I refuse. but I'll have to do it.

Everything is abandoned. falling apart.

And on top of that. I have these problems with my kids--

well, with Lawrence's kids.

Where's John?

Where do you think? In his damned greenhouse.

You know the way, right? At the end of the garden.

I've been there before.

Before vve say goodbye. I want you to tell me something.

Tell me.

What worries you about Leila is her background. right?

You mean your husband's problems?

- Yes. - No.

John talked about very different things.

I just wanted to knovv that.

- Thank you. - Bye. Patricia.

Please. John. Christian must be looking for me.

Then why did you come here?

I hadn't seen you in several hours.

You promised to help me. Sandra.

Yes. John. I'll help you. I love you.

- They're going to see us. - Sandra.

Good bye.

- Did you talk to Leila? - I just said hello. and she seems okay.

She's a paranoiac. She knows how to pretend.

Patricia is very worried about you.

She's lying.

She thinks you're crazy, that you don't help her,

that you're aggressive.

I knovv what she thinks of me.

She thinks I only want to bother Leila and make them all miserable.

That's not true. I swear.

It seems that Richard stopped seeing your sister.

- What plant is this? - Don't touch it!

- What's wrong? - It's very poisonous.

Wow. I never thought your life could be in danger here.

It's a type of parsnip.

I'll be more careful from now on.

According to what my stepmother told you.

You see that Deborah and I mean nothing in this house.

Leila is the only one that counts for her.

And things will go on that way till I show her just who her dear daughter is.

I think you're obsessed with this.

It's better to forget about it.

She convinced you. Your visit was useless.

Yes. John. It helped us knovv each other better.

Come to see me and we'll talk again.

I'll come when I have concrete evidence.

I know you'll listen to rne then.

See you. John.

Where are you going. Leila?

I'm an adult. I don't have to explain everything to you.

Are you going to see him?

I'm getting tired of this.

Don't you understand that that guy isn't good for you?

He's a junkie. a drug addict.

And you. John? What are you?

Why don't you take off that damned puritan mask?

Or do you think I don't know with whom you spend many nights?

Don't worry. You don't have to fear.

I know how t0 keep a secret.

But listen, John. Don't mess with my life.

Please don't.

Bye. I'll call you guys.

- Hello. - Hello.

It's a wonderful day.

How was golf? How did you do?

So-so. I hit well today. but my putt was no good.

Thank God Pamela was inspired.

Otherwise, we would have lost.

I think we'll get to the finals. anyway.

By the way. I saw our friend Dr. Levvton at the club.

He told me he was coming.

Yes. I talked to him.

Are you worried? ls something wrong with you?

Your brother is starting to worry me.

Again the same story. He seems more or less as always.

He's like that.

He didn't sleep in his room last night.

His bed is intact. and he hasn't shown up yet.

I looked in the garage. but he didn't take his oar.

He's not in the greenhouse either.

I don't know what to think.

He'll show up, don't worry.

And Leila?

She's still sleeping.

Let me knovv when lunch is ready. I'm starving.

Who is it?

Who was taken from our side...

leaving open a painful wound

in the memories of all of us who knevv him.

We ask you. omnipotent Lord.

To absolve his soul from every sin

so that in the glorious resurrection

he can live eternally among your chosen ones.

Rest in peace.

Good morning. Shall I serve you. miss?

Yes.

Shameless. disgusting whore!

Come here! Bitch!

What's going on?

Let her g0!

Leave her!

Leave me!

Please.

Mother.

My little girl.

My girl.

My God. poor girl. What did they do to you?

We'll end up going mad in this house after what happened.

- We should leave. - Be quiet Abigail. please!

You always talk more than you should.

- Is lunch ready? - Not yet. Soon.

- Right, Abigail? - We'll let you know when it's ready.

I'll be in my room.

He's so obnoxious. He didn't even ask what happened to the girl.

Let him be. He doesn't bother anybody.

Don't move, sweetheart.

Mother! Mother!

I saw John here in my room.

He was cursing me. He tried to strangle me!

- Deborah. help me. - Yes.

Call the doctor. Have him come immediately.

No! I don't want to see that charlatan! I don't want to see him!

But, honey, you're sick. He'll help you.

You won't take me away from here. I know what that doctor wants!

He wants to look me up in his clinic and forget about me.

That's what he wants!

No. honey. no. Levvton only wants to give you treatment.

Lemon. your dear Dr. Lemon.

His name makes your mouth water!

You like him. huh? Come on. Mrs. Gibson.

What do you mean?

- You don't fool me, hypocrite. - Leila, control yourself.

And you shut up!

Go to your club to have fun with your stupid friends.

That's what you like. no?

Well. g0 and leave me alone. I want to be alone.

Alone!

Leave immediately.

- I heard voices and-- - Let's g0.

Hello. Deborah.

- Can I talk to you. Father? - Come in.

How's everything at home?

After John's death, I can't say that things are fine.

That's normal. Time has to go by for the wounds to heal.

John's death is not the only thing.

It's Leila.

She's still acting strange?

She's sick. Really sick.

It didn't seem that way when I talked to her.

She's very imbalanced.

Your friend Dr. Buchanan is a good psychiatrist.

What does he think?

Leila won't allow any doctor to visit her. No one has been able to convince her.

- Has her boyfriend visited her? - No. He hasn't even called.

So they broke up.

She refuses to talk about it. but...

ifs obvious that somethings wrong between them.

We're probably overreacting.

It wouldn't surprise me if your sister's condition was due to depression

caused by John's death and by her problems with Richard.

I'm here t0 ask for your help. I know you'll do it.

Your brother asked me something similar. and I wasn't successful.

But we'll try again. and this time. we'll attack the problem at its source.

- What are you going to do? - I'm going to call Richard.

Who is it?

Adrian. the tedious Adrian Dunning. You weren't expecting me to call. right?

No, I wasn't thinking about you just now. What's up?

I'd like to see you and chat a little. Can you do it this afternoon?

I vvam you. if you want to talk about Leila.

You're wasting your time.

Are you sure?

I want to forget her. I've suffered a lot because of her.

Good night. Adrian.

I'll g0 to see him anyway. D0n't worry.

You can be sure that I'll do everything I can.

Come on. Bork.

- Here you go. - Thanks.

IVIr. Dunning. you say that you used to see Richard Harrington often.

Yes. He was a student of mine, and we were good friends.

When he graduated. I recommended him for archaeology assistant

at the university where I teach. as you know.

On the other hand. you were also friends

with the other victim. John Gibson.

- Is that right? - Yes.

I've known the Gibsons for many years. and I used to see John frequently.

I understand that the late Harrington

was dating the youngest daughter of the Gibsons. Is that correct?

Yes. I think so.

Good. good. Reverend. I don't want to hold you up any longer.

You may g0.

Okay.

You say you were injured by someone who pushed you down the stairs

when you were going to Harringtofls study?

I think I already told you. Someone wearing a mask.

Perfect. Reverend. So long.

Oh...

If you're going to leave town, let rne know. I'll need you again.

Don't worry, Inspector. I'm not thinking about traveling right now.

Good bye.

He seems strong.

Yes. he was a good athlete when he was a student.

But I don't think he was the one who strangled the victims.

I've been selfish. Levvton.

Sometimes I think that everything that has happened has been my fault.

I haven't been good.

It seems you've talked with Father Dunning. Have you?

No.

I'm sorry.

Here. This is the sedative that you need to give Leila.

Read the instructions.

What's going to happen when she finds out about Richard's death?

For now. you have to do what you can to prevent her finding out.

It could be risky. You can try. but only if you take every precaution.

I had thought that maybe Father Dunning could take care of that.

He has helped us a lot lately.

Yes. that could be a solution.

Has the Inspector come back?

Yes. he questioned Udo and the maid again.

This situation is unbearable. believe me.

I know. Patricia. I know.

But everything will be okay, you'll see.

I d0n't want to keep bothering you. Thank you for everything.

- I'll come by to see you tonight. - Okay.

They told you to come and coax me. To see hovv I was doing. right?

“They? as you call them. are your mother and your sister.

And they're worried about you.

They are two stupid women whom I despise.

Yes. Reverend.

I'm going to have as much fun at their expense as I possibly can.

I'm an evil girl. and I'm going to prove it.

You certainly are not the girl I knew.

But you vv0n't be able to impress me.

These flowers seem to tremble when I touch them.

Sometimes I think the spirit of poor John took refuge in them.

He was so happy here.

He loved them so much.

You don't love anybody anymore, right?

You only want to hurt those that love you.

Your mother. Deborah.

You're forgetting one name: Richard.

Richard is dead.

Did he poison himself?

He was murdered.

Richard was a weak person.

He was fearful.

He vvasnW classy enough for me to love him.

You're different.

You're strong.

Very strong.

Mr. Dunning!

Rioharcfs death didn't affect me at all.

And just so you can see. y0u're invited to my birthday party.

I hope you don't miss it.

If you think I can be useful. I'll be there.

She has responded vvell to the treatment.

I'm not expecting a relapse.

I'm afraid her illness may be more than merely psychological.

What do you mean?

Sometimes the soul gets sick as well.

Well. the priest in you comes out at last.

I can't help it.

Good evening. Miriam. Hello.

- Hi. honey. Are you having fun? - Yes. Mother.

- And you? - I'm having a great time.

I'm glad. See you later.

For she's a jolly good fellow

For she's a jolly good fellow

For she's a jolly good fellow

Which nobody can deny!

Happy birthday!

How nice!

Pigs! Garbage!

What are you doing here. laughing and talking nonsense?

Don't you remember poor John?

You already forgot about him. Mother? You already forgot about him?

And you. dear sister.

You make me sick! All of you!

All of you make me sick! I hate you!

- Open the door. honey! - Open the door. Leila!

Wait here.

Listen. Leila.

Go away!

Leave me alone!

Why do all of you bother me?

I only want your well-being. You used to trust me before.

Leave! I don't want your help.

Help her.

Honey.

Hold her legs.

Daughter.

Excuse me. Reverend.

Yes? What is it. Udo?

Miss Leila is worse. right? A lot worse.

- I'm afraid she is. - Of course. They don't leave her alone.

They follow her and make her suffer.

What are you saying?

All we want is for her to get better and be the way she was before.

Mr. John used to say the same. And all he did was torment her.

Once. he insulted her. I heard him.

He oalled her a whore. I had to contain myself not t0-

Please. Udo. John is dead. and he deserves to be respected.

He wasn't any good. He didn't love anybody.

He hated Bork. the dog. He used to hit him.

And whoever is capable of doing that to an animal has no heart.

Udo, I'd appreciate it if we stopped talking about this.

I don't like it.

You must accept reality.

To leave her alone without any supervision like we have done until now...

could be dangerous.

What are you trying to say?

It hurts me to tell you. There's only one way.

Commit her to an institution.

Leila is not crazy.

And I'll never take her to one of those horrible places.

I can't believe you just said that.

You're kidding yourself.

You know I'm not talking nonsense.

She could have inherited it.

Dad ended up in a mental hospital. completely mad.

And you didn't hesitate to send him there. Have you forgotten about that?

It was necessary. He was very ill at the end.

He tried to kill me. and all of you as well.

It was horrible.

But Leila is not mad.

Dr. Levvton told me ifs just a nervous breakdown.

She'll get better.

I'm sorry.

Sometimes I say things I shouldn't.

I'm sorry.

People are madder every day. Reverend.

Want some?

No. thank you.

I say that because three guys went completely naked

into a girls school a few days ago.

What do you think?

It's wrong. I think ifs wrong.

Well. those three guys went through the classrooms creating chaos--

you know. the streaking fad.

Fortunately, we could stop them, and here's the funny thing.

Well. actually. it's not that funny.

One of them was the father of one of the students.

He was protesting because. according to him.

His daughter was not getting a proper education.

You tell me.

It doesn't seem very educational.

But I imagine that you didn't come here to tell me about the streakers.

I was just giving you an example of how crazy are people today.

Yes. Reverend. In this materialistic and consumerist era

there are those who get together to invoke Satan.

There are black masses, covens and whatnot.

Obviously. that's an excuse to use drugs

and give themselves over to sexual excess.

It's really a racket. organized by a few people getting rich off it.

But unfortunately, sometimes there are a few fanatics who suffer,

and there are crimes committed.

Ritual crimes.

On Witchcraft by Bodm.

Lash for the Demon by Dengo.

Pseudo-Monarchy of the Devils by Agflppa.

Yes. very hard.

I am, Reverend-- how should I say it?--

a very modest aficionado of occultism, witchcraft, and all that.

I have a subscription to a few monthly magazines.

I read that this way of killing, by twisting the victim's neck,

was used by Satan himself

- Is that correct? - Yes. That's what those books say.

But what's your point, Inspector?

Why are you telling me this?

It's simple. I want you to help me.

You are an expert in this. a researcher.

And I suspect that the killings of John Gibson and Richard Harrington

were ritual crimes.

They probably belonged to one of those circles.

That's absurd. I knew them well.

Are you sure?

Well. listen to this. my friend Dunning.

Richard Harrington was on drugs when he was killed.

He had taken LSD.

I can show you the autopsy report.

It's not necessary.

He used drugs since he came back from a trip to Africa.

A research trip. I believe.

I suppose you know that lately some churches have been desecrated.

Yes. I know.

It has to be someone who is very disturbed.

Someone who is insane.

Or perhaps a renegade priest.

A Priest?

No, I don't think so.

I think anybody can commit a crime.

I'm going to shovv you something I found.

I'm sure you'll be interested. Come with me.

Look.

“Son of a bitch.“

I would appreciate it if you didn't tell the Gibsons.

Don't worry. They won't find out.

I've talked to other doctors.

And nobody understands the nature of the illness.

The symptoms are very strange.

They don't fit any clinical explanation.

They have never heard of a case like this one.

And what if my sister suffers from more than a mental illness?

- You too? - I don't understand.

Someone already told me what you are saying.

What exactly are you talking about?

I know it will seem absurd,

but sometimes I think that my sister is possessed.

Possessed?

Yes.

It's as if someone. an evil being. had taken control of her.

I know it's monstrous, but--

Come on. Deborah. You're not serious. are you?

Because if you are, you're the one in need of psychiatric treatment.

I'm sorry. Yes. what I said was stupid.

I'm so worried.

I'll do it.

So. my little sweet one.

That's good. That's the best.

It was the voice of a man.

An unmistakable voice. because it was his.

It was Lawrence.

You say that when you came into the room she was sleeping soundly?

Yes. She was sweating.

But the room was terribly cold.

And there was an awful smell.

It stank like rotten meat.

Was she still asleep when you left her?

Yes. She seemed to be in a deep sleep.

Let's go.

Come with us. Patricia. I want to see her.

“Come. Leonard. Possess once more my excited body.“

Is that her handwriting?

I don't know. It's possible.

A little changed. perhaps. but it could be her handwriting.

Does Leila know German?

Not a single word.

What do you think about all this?

Nothing. Nothing definitive.

Let's get out of here.

Miss Deborah, we checked everywhere.

She isn't anywhere.

Ma'am. I think vve should call the police. Don't you think?

No! No! Not the police.

Not yet. They would ask questions. I couldn't take it.

Thank you, you can go. We'll call you if we need you.

Mama, the Reverend and I will look for Leila.

We'll find her, you'll see.

Patricia. try to rest.

- All right. - Whenever y0u're ready.

Don't be surprised by what I'm about to tell you.

- I think I knovv where Leila is. - Where?

- In an abandoned castle near Ansy. - And what is she doing there?

Richard initiated her into Satanism.

She and other students meet there often. Not always in the same place.

Sometimes they meet at the beach. other times in that castle.

And how do you know all that?

One of Leila's classmates came to tell me.

She knows my sister is ill. and she blames those meetings.

Can I talk to this girl?

No. I promised her I wouldn't tell anybody her name.

Shes very frightened.

She's afraid the police will get involved and she'll get embroiled in a scandal.

- Did you say the ruins of the Ansy castle? - Yes.

Then what are we waiting for? Let's go.

It must be there.

Let him g0! Let him go!

The police!

Damned pigs! Leave me alone!

D0n't touch me!

- Good afternoon. Reverend. - Hello. Sandra.

Reverend. what are they going to do with Udo?

I don't know. He's under arrest for now.

They'll never let him g0. right?

I don't know.

First, they will have to judge him and prove that he's guilty.

He killed John. Mr. John.

And also Miss Leila's boyfriend.

He hated them. He was in love with her.

He used to take her to those meetings. and he made her sick.

He killed John because he was afraid he would find out.

And he killed Mr. Richard because he was jealous.

But I watched him constantly. until I discovered his tricks.

Now they will convict him, and I'll keep my promise to John.

I'll have avenged him.

My child. only hatred makes you speak this way.

But you're a good girl. You must take pity on him.

No. Reverend. I'll never pity him. Never.

I don't understand.

Leila doesn't have any drugs in her body.

And the electroencephalogram doesn't show anything.

Her state seems to be normal.

But she's hallucinating,

and she frequently loses consciousness.

However. ifs not a case of hysteria.

No. it isn't.

Look. Reverend. I'm a skeptic in religious matters.

Maybe because I'm a skeptic in general.

I understand.

Well. I'll admit something that goes against my beliefs.

I'm listening.

I don't accept anything that is not tangible.

However. I'm starting to have my doubts.

I'm talking about those manifestations from the afterlife.

You know what I mean.

Spirits. apparitions. and...

And demonic possessions.

Exactly. Deborah believes in that.

And Patricia is starting to believe it.

And now you want to know what I think about that. Right?

I'm anxious to knovv what you think.

You're an expert in that subject.

Look. A few years ago, I helped an exorcist in Brazil.

The case had all the characteristics of possession.

The girl wrote and spoke languages completely unknown to her.

I remember she would go into stages of wild rage,

and then she would have strange lethargic periods.

She also suffered from alterations of her physique

and stigmata in her skin.

It was horrible.

The point is that the girl was cured.

The priest who conducted the exorcism

was convinced that he had expelled a malign spirit from her body.

I never believed that.

I thought it was all in her mind. due to either hypnosis or drugs.

And what about Leila?

Regarding Leila, we know she has been to those heretic circles.

She was probably cheated.

She was an adequate subject. and she fell into the trap.

That's what I believe.

But there have been times when apparent demonic possession was frequent.

Are you talking about the Medieval witches?

They were almost always hysterical young women.

Victims of their own ignorance and the ignorance of others.

I've also read about Urbain Grandier and the Ursulines of Loudun.

And also about Nicole Aubry, "The Demoniac of Vervins,"

and Louise Lateau, "The Belgian Stigmatic."

You weren't honest when you said you only cared for tangible things.

Well. I did my research to be able to talk with you about this.

You can't deny they are very interesting cases.

You scientists would classify these oases

as hysteria-epilepsy, catalepsy, somnambulism, etcetera.

Probably.

But the truth is. the Gibson family trusts more in you than in medicine.

That doesnW surprise me.

Where science 0an't g0. faith may have a place.

Perhaps.

Yes. I did it.

I killed those pigs.

I had to free her from them because her brother was torturing her.

HQW?

He watched her every step.

He kept asking her questions.

And why did you kill Harrington?

He wasn't worthy of her.

How come?

Because I love her.

Yes. I love her!

And I 00uldn't allow that guy to put his dirty hands on her body.

I had to kill them.

I had to do it!

Take him. We'll continue with the interrogation later.

Don't think that you'll get another word from rne.

Come on. take him away.

"The evil spirit can also enter the body of an animal.

"turning the most docile creature into a fierce beast

'that will try to exterminate the man wherever it finds him.

"But this will only be a temporary refuge for the devil.

since the human creature is always the desired prey!'

Leonard.

Good morning. Reverend.

- Hello. my dear Inspector. - I've come from the Gibsons'.

I'm listening.

Do you know there is news?

- Perhaps about Leila? - No. she's more or less the same.

But Sandra. the maid. disappeared.

The strange thing is she left all her things behind.

And the suitcase only half-packed.

Right. That's not normal.

Although lately she seemed a little disturbed.

She talked to me in a strange way yesterday.

The thing with the chauffeur affected her a lot.

Well. well.

So you spoke to Sandra?

- Very interesting. - I don't find it that interesting.

You like to exaggerate things to confuse those you interrogate.

That's right. that's one of our tricks. I have to admit it.

Do you know that Udo Kleine admitted killing John Gibson

and Richard Harrington?

What?

He confessed before he killed himself.

You didn't know that either?

I didn't.

His death solves the case almost entirely.

The confession was made according to the rules.

But something clouds the matter.

The disappearance of the maid.

There are many dark elements.

Many loose ends. Don't you think so?

What do I know? You're the cop.

That's right.

Look. I have a strange theory. Crazy. perhaps.

But it's an idea I'm obsessed with.

And I have something to do with it?

In a way.

Let's say that behind all this there's a powerful mind.

Someone with certain capabilities. like. for example.

To be able to hypnotize.

Someone capable of using telepathy

and of inducing certain individuals to perform specific actions.

It's not likely someone like that exists.

I talked with Dr. Lewton Buchanan, and he doesn't rule it out.

He'll have his reasons. I don't believe so.

You have some very interesting qualities.

I've read your essays about hypnosis and all that.

You have to know a lot about the subject to be able to write about it.

You overestimate me. Inspector.

No. I'm only being fair.

Then you think I can be, let's say...

involved in something so terrible?

I told you. ifs only a theory. That's all.

Well. Reverend. Y0u'll have to excuse me.

- So long. - Wait a minute. Inspector.

About your theory.

I don't think you're completely wrong.

I also believe there's someone with certain qualities behind all this.

But that someone is much more powerful than you think.

Some rampant demon?

Why not?

Yes? What?

Go and rest. I'm perfectly fine.

No. Leila. I'd rather stay with you.

And what if I ask you to please go?

It makes me nervous to see you watching me.

Everything is okay now. Deborah.

You have to listen to me.

All right. I'll g0.

I'm glad you're okay now.

Very glad.

Beloved Leonard...

my darling...

my master.

I love you. I love you.

C0me...my master!

"The exorcist should not conclude someone is possessed by any evil

until he has made sure that the possessed is not really mentally ill_"

The dirty bitch.

You're not my daughter!

No. no! No!

You looked me up in that mental hospital

and left me there to rot

while you went to bed with that disgusting little doctor.

Levvton Buchanan.

That's not true!

That's not true! No!

It's true. damned whore.

How many others were there?

How many?

Lawrence! You're Lawrence!

I am Leonard.

I'm nobody. little whore.

Nobody.

Mama!

Mama. help me.

Help me.

Move away! Don't put your dirty hands on rne!

I'm Lawrence. I'm your husband.

Had you forgotten about me. dissolute whore?

Help me.

Please help me!

Hello?

Yes. Christian.

My God.

It's impossible!

All right.

I'll be there right away.

- Reverend. - Where are they?

In the living room. They're waiting for you.

Adrian! It was horrible.

She wanted to kill us all. And she looked horrible!

Yes. I know. I know. Patricia. Christian told me everything.

Reverend.

You shouldn't wait anymore.

You have to do it.

She's possessed.

Do you know what's required t0 perform an exorcism?

No.

I cant do it if there's any doubt that the possessed is mentally ill.

That's not Leila's case. I can assure you.

- Do you want to see her? - Yes.

But I would rather go by myself.

Tell me.

This being inside my daughter--

what does it want?

What is it looking for?

Why? Why did he tum her into something so...

so heinous?

Why?

It's hard to answer that.

Perhaps Leila is not what he wants. but us.

He wants to create hatred. to disorient us.

To make us look filthy and stained.

Oh. no. My God.

The terrible thing is that if Leila continues like this.

She'll die very soon.

Reverend. you have to try.

I want you to leave me alone with her.

Go to Dr. Buohanafls house.

I'll call you once everything is done.

And if you can't do it?

I'll have lost the battle.

But I'll win.

I'm a man of faith.

So ifs you.

Poor Bork. Nobody remembers you.

Wait. I'll release you.

Hallucinations.

Listen. bastard.

We face each other again.

But you won't make me leave.

I'm very happy in the where's body.

You are a loser, filthy spirit, and you will lose again.

Listen. Adrian. I'm John. She killed us.

Sandra. Richard. and me.

D0n't make me leave.

I don't have anywhere to go.

No, you're not John.

You're the spirit of evil.

And I will defeat you.

You knovv that I have the strength of faith in me.

I'm Udo Kleine. I killed myself because of her.

I confessed her crimes.

I protected her.

And now all I have is her body to give me refuge.

D0n't make me leave.

Vile demon! You won't trick me.

She didn't commit those murders.

It was you.

Because only you are inside of her.

You're right, and I won't leave her body.

Until she dies.

I am nobody.

Do you understand?

Nobody. I'm nobody.

You're the same as always.

The one who again and again seeks to wipe out the good.

And love. And justice.

Leave her body!

Leave her. I command you!

I speak to you in the name of God and by virtue of His power.

Which is greater than all creation.

In His great name. I command you to abandon immediately

the body of this servant of God

and to never have the audacity to come back to it.

You. monarch of the criminals.

You. source of everything obscene.

You. king of evil. ancient serpent.

Crawl like one back to your everlasting solitude.

You have not surrendered.

But this will be your final refuge.