All language subtitles for The.Oval.Portrait.1973

I

want me to leave you here.

Why is there something wrong?

Well, the sum talk of this house is haunted.

Oh, stop that nonsense.

Only ignorant people believe that foolishness.

Mother!

What is it?

I think I saw something over there.

Oh, Lisa, there's nothing there at all.

No, Mother, but really, I did see now.

Don't let that driver frighten you into seeing ghosts.

I'm not going to leave you here.

You wait here.

I'll see if I can find Mrs. Warren.

Please don't take too long.

I'm going to leave you here.

I'm going to leave you here.

I'm going to leave you here.

I'm going to leave you here.

I'm going to leave you here.

I'm sorry if I frightened you, Miss.

Lisa, what's the matter?

Mother, we've got to get out of this house.

I know it's haunted.

Oh, come now, Lisa.

What you need now is a good night's rest.

Besides, we've no other place to go.

Um, let me take you to your room.

My poor brother.

What a shock to learn that you died only two months ago in that horrible place.

There is another bedroom next to this one.

Oh, no, Mother, please stay with me tonight.

As you wish, Madam.

Strange woman.

I do wish that we could leave tomorrow.

You'll feel better after Paul and Regina arrive.

As you know, they've also been invited here.

Rebecca Darling, do you remember this?

You're just as beautiful as the first day we met.

You haven't changed, my darling.

Remember when I painted the portrait?

We were so happy then.

You were going to be married.

Remember?

Well, what happened to us, Rebecca?

What happened?

No.

Oh, God.

You remember?

You remember?

You got what they did too.

That night, I wanted you.

Just like I want you now.

Darling, I want to feel you next to me.

I want you.

As it's meant to me.

Rebecca!

Rebecca!

Rebecca!

She's gone because of you. Why'd you have to come here?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

My darling, I can't thank you enough for concealing me in your house.

You saved my life.

Perhaps that is the reason the oval portrait is my greatest work.

It is full of all my love for you, all my gratitude.

This war won't last forever and soon we'll be together again.

Love, Joseph.

You!

The house hasn't changed.

It looks the same as it did the first time I saw it.

Rebecca, how beautiful she was.

It almost seems to be alive.

Yes.

You can almost see her breathing.

Arise.

You can feel them watching it.

Every moment you're in this room.

My daughter Lisa, Captain Johnson.

My pleasure, Miss.

Excuse me.

Miss Buckingham, I'll let her just arrive for you.

You!

How dare you come here!

Get out! Get out of this house!

Yes. I think it would be better I go.

I hope the relationship I had with your brother can continue with the two of you.

Madam?

Please, Miss Warren, how can you act like that?

I'm sorry. You should be more than sorry.

You may have had this house pretty much to yourself while my brother was in that hospital.

But may I remind you that you were still only a hired servant.

I hope you will remember your place in the future.

Please forgive my mother, Mrs. Warren.

Lisa!

Come here, darling!

What is it, mother?

It's Regina and Paul. They won't be able to be here tomorrow.

It'll be another week before they can be here.

That woman is being intolerable.

We'll go to my room or we can have some privacy.

Really, I find all this quite impossible.

That woman, your foolishness about ghosts.

Lisa, you're not listening to a word I was saying.

This dress must have been hers.

I'm sorry.

Hello. Is somebody there?

You who is anybody who is anybody who?

Is anybody who?

Oh.

Oh, sorry, Mom.

You silly things scared of your own reflection.

Oh!

Oh, dear.

Dear.

Hmm.

Wake up.

Wake up.

You're not a ghost, are you?

Of course not. What a stupid question.

I heard this place was haunted.

What are you doing here?

How did you get in?

The door was open.

I'm the new cook.

I'm the new cook.

This place isn't really haunted, is it?

Of course not.

I've never seen a ghost myself.

But if I saw one, I swear.

I just die on the spot.

Oh, fast nonsense.

There are no such things as ghosts,

except in the minds of superstitious people.

Now, come along.

The servants' quarters are not the ones

the servants' quarters are this way.

This way, please.

This is Warren as a charge here.

I suppose she has a room ready for you.

You were expected today, weren't you?

Yes, ma'am. I sure was expected.

Oh, no.

Joseph.

Rebecca.

Joseph.

Rebecca Darling, I knew you'd come back.

I've been waiting for you.

No, you're mistaken. I'm not Rebecca.

Who are you?

How dare you wear these clothes?

Oh, no.

Please.

Miss Lisa, what happened?

Oh, Mrs. Warren.

Back now, Joseph. He tried to kill me.

That dress? What are you doing in that dress?

It belonged to Miss Rebecca.

I found it upstairs.

And Joseph saw you in it.

I must ask you, Miss Lisa,

never to wear anything of hers.

But why?

But you must understand.

For those of us who loved her,

they bring back memories.

Tragic memories.

I understand.

I loved one.

We were going to be married.

He went off to war.

He was reported missing.

I still can't believe that you never come back.

Even after all these years,

I keep hoping.

I must go to my room.

Mrs. Warren!

Robert!

Mr. Ashcroft, come in.

Oh, Mrs. Warren.

Hey.

Thank you.

Now, the weather's lagging up.

Had the others arrived?

Only Mrs. Buckingham and her daughter,

the other niece and her husband,

would have been the first to come back.

Mr. Ashcroft, come in.

Oh, Mrs. Bodden.

Hey.

Thank you.

Now, the weather's lagging up.

Had the others arrived?

Only Mrs. Buckingham and her daughter,

the other niece and her husband,

will be delayed.

Mrs. Warren, who is it?

It's Mr. Ashcroft, your brother's attorney.

Mrs. Buckingham.

Oh, my dear, Mr. Ashcroft.

I understand that your niece, Mrs. French,

show must be delayed.

Yes, she won't be here for another week.

Mrs. Warren, perhaps you will bring the tea

while Mr. Ashcroft and I talk in the parlay.

So I would draw the...

Yes, Madam.

Lisa, what happened?

Lisa, what happened?

Lisa, were you all right?

Darling, what happened?

Say something.

Please, Mother.

I'm quite all right.

Oh, this is Mr. Ashcroft, your uncle's attorney.

Would you like him to send a doctor

when I return to town?

The doctor can't help her.

The only thing you can do for her

is to take her away from this house.

Please.

The poor darling is simply exhausted.

Please, Mrs. Warren.

Would you help me go to my room?

She's under tension from all this foolish talk about Rebecca.

Since we've been in this house,

she spent hours staring at that fortress.

And sometimes think there's something evil in this house.

This house has quite a story to it, Mrs. Buckingham.

I would keep an open mind.

Oh, Mrs. Warren, I have a feeling that I'm going to die very soon.

Don't talk like that.

You must listen to me, Mrs. Lisa.

You must leave this house tonight.

But I'm beginning to understand everything about this house.

As if I'm part of it.

And it wants me to stay.

Don't you understand?

It's Mrs. Rebecca who wants you to stay.

She must possess you before she will ever rest in peace.

Mrs. Warren, how did they meet?

It was the war.

Mrs. Warren, how did they meet you?

Mrs. Warren, how did they meet you?

I'm hit my tail.

Surround the house. Don't let him get away.

Very little

Take up your position.

Open up in there.

Mr. Warren, you may open the door.

I'm sorry, Madam. I must ask you to assemble all the people in the house.

First Captain, I suggest you tell me what this is all about.

We're searching for enemy soldier.

We fought him in this direction. He must be found.

I understand your duty, Captain.

I can assure you there's no one hiding here.

Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Major Alexander Huntington.

Major Huntington. I didn't know. I'm sorry, sir.

I would be carrying out my duty.

Thank you.

That won't be necessary, Major. Major Huntington. My apologies.

Open the catcher. Imagine an enemy soldier hiding in my house.

That won't be all, Mrs. Warren. You may retire.

Good night, sir.

You're coming with me.

Be in a moment, Father.

I'm excited to see you. I'll find something to read so I can get back to see you.

Oh, I'm darling. I'll see you in the morning.

I'm never going to pay the pot water in some bandages.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

He's already lost a lot of blood.

Even if we can save him, we'll have to rest for a few days.

Where can we hide him?

I don't know.

I suppose we can put him in my room.

That's about the only place in the house your father doesn't go.

They are inviting me and my beautiful daughter to a ball.

A good time to be thinking of parties when a war is going on in many good men are dying.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

I'm not going to pay the pot water in any way.

A good time to be thinking of parties when a war is going on in many good men are dying.

About these fops who buy their way out of the army.

Instead of holding guns and shavers, they want to hold girls.

Especially my beautiful daughter.

But father, I'd love to go.

I know almost no in my own age.

All I know of life and love is what I found in the books I've read.

Books?

What kind of books?

My mother's.

Your mother?

You'll always be proud of your mother, won't you?

Well, I'm going to tell you something.

Your mother was no better than a whore.

She had to run away with the first man who came along.

Yes, that's the truth about your hallowed mother.

But you don't want to hear the truth, do you?

You just want to hear about love and the rest of the cash from books to fill your mother's head.

I'll just get you.

Keep you from ending up like your mother.

I swear to God if I ever find you with a man I'll kill him.

And I'll throw you out of this house.

You'll end up no better than the worthless Tramp.

Tramp, you call your mother.

Don't cry Rebecca.

Your mother was a wonderful woman.

You should always be proud of her.

She married her father full of hopes and illusions.

But he was a jealous and possessive man.

He loved her too much.

It became an evil ugly thing.

It's a much too late.

Yes, she was so hungry for real love.

She finally found it with another man.

Poor, but all they were in love.

And when she was sick and dying she came to see her father.

But he could not forgive her.

You're not a little girl anymore.

You can't find real love in books.

You have to search for it in life.

When your mother died, I promised her that I would take care of you.

I will do the impossible for your happiness.

Thank you, it's sweet.

Thank you.

So the fugitive escaped.

We found his horse not far from here.

There was blood on the saddle so I doubt he could have gotten very far without it.

Did you search every house?

Yes, sir. My minima covered the entire area.

That is to say with one exception.

Good evening, Captain. Father?

Yes, Rebecca.

I came to apologize for what happened this afternoon, Father.

Your apology is well received, my daughter.

You must forgive me, Major. Miss Huntington, I must take my leave.

We will see you tomorrow.

For

you, Miss Huntington.

Yes, of course, I will see you for the daughter.

I missus Warren.

Yes, I remember you.

We helped fix my wound.

I brought you some food.

No, thank you. I'm not hungry.

But you must eat if you want to regain your strength.

Where did you get that medal?

Tell my real mother gave it to me when I was a baby.

I didn't really know her.

Miss

Warren, come in.

I brought these clothes for him.

They belong to my father. I do hope they fit you.

You're the girl who helped me.

Yes.

A very grateful Miss.

Rebecca. Just call me Rebecca.

Rebecca, I'm Joseph Hudson. I'm pleased to meet you.

Hudson was just about to eat.

We're scared to have some tea with us, Rebecca.

Yes.

I'd like that very much.

Thank you, Mrs. Warren.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll be right back.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

I'll get you a cup.

Major.

I thought I heard someone.

Excuse me, Mrs. Warren.

I've taken the liberty to come to your room because I want you to know that I'm leaving to join my regiment tomorrow.

Would you be good enough to see that everything is ready?

Well, of course. Yes, Major.

By the way, here's a letter for you.

Thank you. Thank you very much, Major.

Thank you.

The Major asked me to accompany him to the station. I'll be back shortly.

Rebecca.

The time has come for me to return to my troops.

I may be longer than I expected, but you will be well taken care of while I'm gone.

My bank will provide you with enough money for all your necessities.

Let's go, Mrs. Warren.

Right to the often.

I want to know everything that happened even by heart.

Has he left the house yet?

Yes. He's gone.

I must leave, too.

No, Joseph.

You must wait.

They are still searching the area for you.

I must get back to my troops.

And to kill?

Rebecca, you're a good woman.

But there's nothing I can give you in return.

Except what I feel inside.

Maybe that is more than enough.

No, Joseph.

We just cannot allow ourselves to. Well, there's father in...

Rebecca.

What, Joseph? Oh, Joseph. Please love me.

Don't you think that's the only way to go?

Don't you think that just doesn't make sense?

Each time we meet your life is in danger.

It's a risk I'm more than willing to take.

For one day of what we have.

Hold me. Please hold me.

What's the matter, darling?

I feel that someday very soon...

I'll never leave you, Rebecca. Never.

If you do, I will be here waiting.

Waiting for you. Forever.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I've never been so happy in my whole life.

That's why sometimes I'm afraid.

Afraid of what?

Afraid that it can't be real. That it must be a dream.

We can't live in a dream much longer, Rebecca.

We must get married.

Joseph, what will father say?

Stop caring so much about what your father says.

He can't plan your life for you.

All right, Chate. I will do as you wish.

Mrs. Warren?

I'm going to get married.

Mr. Joseph Hudson?

Yes.

Do you love him?

Oh, yes. More than my life.

So, there's nothing to worry about.

I will take care of everything.

It will have to be a very private wedding.

Don't you worry at all, Miss Rebecca?

I will make the wedding dress myself.

I have a priest who has been a friend of the family for years.

And I will be your witness.

So don't worry at all.

My child.

Joseph?

Yes.

What did you do before you became a soldier?

I was a painter.

Well, when this is all over the fighting, I mean...

Are you planning to go back to your painting?

Rebecca, I would like to paint you.

Joseph, I would love that.

Your portrait will be ready tomorrow. Then you'll have your wish.

Who call it the... of the oval portrait?

Rebecca, if you take Joseph here, presence,

for your beloved husband, according to the rights of our holy mother, Sheriff.

Joseph, you take Rebecca here, presence, for your beloved wife, according to the wife.

What is married?

You're under arrest.

We didn't suspect you would have hidden in your house.

We've been searching for him for three months.

Take him to the carriage.

Don't worry, Rebecca. I'll be back.

What will they do to him?

It is not for me to say, ma'am.

Thank you, Father, for assisting in his capture.

Traitor! Traitor to God! I hope you rotten hell for what you've done.

Told me you were his friend.

He lied to me.

Jesus!

Basil!

Hey!

My hat tan

What?

Uh oh!

Msticks

Don't worry my child.

In a short time, be over.

Let me take a chance.

Come on.

Oh, please!

Please!

Please!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

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Oh!

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Oh!

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There we are.

It's alright.

I'll get it.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

Aah!

Come on.

Let's go.

Let me go to the doctor.

I'll be right back.

Good evening, Mrs. Warren.

It's good to be home at last.

Major, I'm, uh, I'm so glad you're home, sir.

What a beautiful painting of Rebecca.

Seems so real.

Who painted it?

Someone that passed by.

I thought it would be wonderful to surprise you.

The portrait of your daughter.

See who's at the door, please?

Good evening, madam, is the Major home?

No, he hasn't arrived yet.

Who's at the door, Mrs. Warren?

Miss Mr. Johnson, don't tell the Major anything.

What happened? I'm back of you.

I must see the Major.

Glad to see you again, Captain Johnson.

How do you like the portrait?

The artist must have taken many hours

to paint such a beautiful portrait of your daughter.

Welcome, home Major. I'm glad the war's over.

Yes, and I'm glad to be home.

Well, Major, it was a pleasure seeing you.

I'm sorry my visit must be so short, but I have friends waiting outside.

By the way, the soldier we were looking for was found.

Oh, where?

You should ask your daughter who painted that marvelous portrait.

You'll be surprised.

You'll be surprised.

You painted that portrait.

I just wanted a portrait of Rebecca. That's all.

That's why I hired him.

A man.

A man who was with my daughter for days.

Thanks.

Thanks.

That's somebody who took care of her.

Well, she must know who painted the picture.

Please, Major.

Come on in time where she's very ill.

Sick, eh?

I'm so glad you're here.

I have so much to tell you.

And as you do, a troop painted that portrait of you.

She had nothing to do with us. I've already told you.

You've already told me alive. I want to hear the truth.

You've always covered for Rebecca, Mrs. Warren, but no more.

Who did that painting, Rebecca?

Those who were father?

Not just a soldier.

An enemy soldier.

A woman?

I'm very ill. Please, that's your thing.

She's in no condition to talk now.

Get out, Mrs. Warren. This is my daughter, here.

What's that?

It's all.

It wasn't only a painter.

It was your lover.

You whore.

Just quit your mother.

You've disgraced me just like your mother.

I warned you.

Get out of this house!

Just go, mother!

No, mother!

No, mother! Please!

Why on the second?

No, please! Please, Rebecca!

She's your child!

No! Please, mother! My baby!

Get out! Get out of this house before I can.

Please, my mother! Please! My baby!

My baby!

No! No! No! No! No! My baby!

Shut me out! Please, father! Please!

I want somebody help me! My baby! Help me!

My baby! Help me!

Oh, God! Please, father! Please!

Help me! Help me! Help me!

My baby! Help me! Help me! Help me!

Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me!

Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me!

Mrs. Warren!

Mrs. Warren!

You opened that door.

And I'll see you.

Please, I'll see you.

You're here.

He'll have to go to our hospital.

He doesn't see, hear, or feel anything.

His mind is paralyzed, perhaps, forever.

Well, as you wish, Doctor...

I'll make the erasers today. He can be committed immediately.

Thank you, Doctor Nelson.

Now I'd better take a look at my other patient.

My baby!

Fine!

Then we must give you well so you can see him.

You're lying! He's dead! He killed him!

Oh God, I hate my father!

No, Rebecca.

Try to calm down.

You must forget your hatred.

Oh, never forget what my father did to me!

Or my baby!

Just like I'll never forget the love chosen came to me!

Here, this will help you rest.

I love you.

I love you.

Aren't you going to be in?

Joseph.

Isn't Rebecca here?

Please.

Please help me.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

Joseph.

I have the house for now.

You're welcome to stay until you make your plans.

It's such a large house for me to live alone.

So please stay.

Even if only for a few days.

I imagine you want to be alone for now.

So I'll see you back at the house.

Joseph.

Joseph.

Joseph.

Joseph.

Rebecca.

Rebecca. Rebecca.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

All these years haven't changed, Joseph.

His love for Rebecca rose stronger every day.

He really believes that Rebecca waiting for him in this house.

Come on a little further.

I want you to change some music.

Where you Back?

Because I'm along this spot already.

OMMEAnna

Well, do you have any idea why she's behaving this way?

Well, she won't come out of her room and anyone's around.

I can't hear room once, and she wasn't there.

So, I guess the idea of Rebecca's ghost is going to be a little bit more than I thought.

Well, do you have any idea why she's behaving this way?

Well, she won't come out of her room and anyone's around.

I can't hear room once, and she wasn't there.

So, I guess the idea of Rebecca's ghost doesn't trouble her anymore.

Rebecca's ghost!

What is this all about?

Oh, some foolishness about Rebecca's portrait.

Oh.

It's beautiful.

It's as if she were alive inside the brain.

Lisa spends hours staring at it.

So, this was Rebecca's first time in the morning.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

I'm going to go to the bathroom.

Well, this was Rebecca.

You know, I didn't realize that Lisa resembled herself.

Oh, well, that's strange. I hadn't noticed it.

Oh, Regina, I hope you've been persuaded Lisa to leave that room.

I really feel she should be there when you turn your weeks away on.

Well, of course.

I'm sure Lisa will listen to me.

Oh, God.

Lisa!

Lisa, open up this vagina.

Lisa, answer me.

Are you all right?

I'm all right.

I just...I'm all right.

I just...don't want to talk to anyone now.

All right.

First you have to promise you'll put that stairs when the wheel is red.

I promise.

This shouldn't take long. The major left few air, so the world is rather brief.

That is not the last wheel he left.

He made a new will the morning after he drove Rebecca out of the house.

Dr. Nelson made his soul rest in peace, signed his witness.

He put the new will in the safety box.

Can you show me where the new will is?

Of course.

I think I may even have the key. Here's someplace.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

Well, I think things have worked out wonderfully.

This is war and gets the house and we divide the balance of these things.

I was afraid as a sister I'd be left with this awful house.

Tell the house that the heck, if not me I really don't think this

Please excuse my tardiness.

Allow me, Lisa.

Lisa, darling, have you been ill?

No, I'm quite all right.

Oh, God.

I should have sent you away from this house

when Mrs. Warren told me.

I'll start the packing.

We're leaving immediately.

No, I won't go.

I'm part of this house now.

No, I can't leave.

I won't leave.

Doris, Doris.

Doris, I want you to come upstairs with me and Pat

Miss Lisa's things.

She's leaving tonight.

Yes, madam.

Oh, God, what?

Whoa!

Oh, hahahaha.

Ah, hahahaha.

Ah, hahah.

Ah, hahahaha.

Ha ha ha ha huh...

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha huh...

Lysra? Littda!

Lysra?

I will find her.

Can people leave me here?

She was here just a moment ago.

Where did he be?

Oh, everything here is mine, and mine alone forever.

This fact is mine.

It's mine. Everything is mine. It's this and mine, Rebecca.

Lisa!

Lisa!

What's going on?

What's going on?

Joseph!

Joseph!

Many times I've waited for you.

The memories that brought me back.

Joseph!

Joseph, are you in there?

Joseph, where are you?

Remember the first time you needed to guess my body, and I felt you weren't my own soul.

When my father left, and we were alone together.

Oh, I hated him.

Oh, Joseph! Joseph!

Joseph!

Try to forget everything that's happened in this house.

Take good care of Miss Lisa.

I will, Mrs. Warren. I will.

Goodbye.

Goodbye, Mrs. Warren.

Goodbye, my love. Goodbye forever.

Please, let us hear from you, Mrs. Warren. And someday perhaps we might return to see you.

This is your house. Whenever you want to stop by.

Thank you, Mrs. Warren.

Goodbye.

Goodbye.

Rebecca, remember?

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

Okay, my kids are gone.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

We never danced our song.

Rebecca, I'm so close to you.

I hope this night never ends.

Oh, my God.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

No.

Rebecca!

Here is a new take-repeck idea present for your beloved wife.

Rebecca, where are you?

I've come to take you away from me. Don't leave me.

Take me with you. Take me with you.

Rebecca!

I rest this man.

No, you don't.

You're under arrest.

You're under arrest.

Not this time.

You are under arrest.

Go back now.

Joseph, remember now!

Hello, Joseph.

I did everything for you.

I enforced the will so we could have this house.

Port Joseph, you are mad.

I gave you what once.

Because I wasn't married, I didn't want to disgrace you.

I meant to give you happiness.

But now, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, my son.

But this world is not for you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Please, I'm my son.

Mother.

Oh, Joseph.

I just...

Couldn't let you thumber any longer.

Joseph, I've waited for you so long.

Rebecca, let the last store together forever.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.