And Then There Were None Page #6
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... we both are behaving like idiots.
Don't you take me a barmy.
I prefer living here.
Someone is coming.
-- Miss. Claythorne!
-- I told you stayed locked in your room!
I am looking for a. ..
Uuh.
He is right, Vera.
We should be more careful!
-- Come on!
-- Stay here! Both of you!
Now I can do what
I came out to do.
Do you know anything about
electricity?
Do not bother me.
I get it!
-- Stay where you are!
- I shan't move an inch.
Neither will I. Until
the light comes on.
-- Do you think it will?
-- Why not?
This is no accident.
Someone wants...
... this house
to be dark tonight.
-- Who?
- The one we fear.
Do not fear, Doctor.
But he has made a mistake.
the lights ...
... He has 2 people,
you and me.
Now we can trust
each other.
I see! Yes, the idea was
to keep us to fear each other.
But now we can
form alibis you and I.
and find the murderer.
We no longer have anything
to conceal from each other, have we?
Oh, oh, I needed that.
-- And now?
- Now we can tell each other the truth,
the entire truth.
Very well, I shall begin.
As you know, Mr. Owen is saying that
I was responsible ...
...for the death of one
Edward Seaton.
It is perfectly
true.
He was an innocent man
on trial for his life.
I had nothing
against him.
I just wanted to ruin the
reputation of his defending council ...
... who lost the case,
while his client ...
... lost his life.
Doctor? Tell us the truth. Your fate
depends on that. I'm convinced to that.
The gramophone record did not lie...
...I operated on Mrs. Creese
while I was under the influence of...
Guilty I was. But
of drinking, not of killing.
I do not see where this
is getting us.
Sit down, Mr. Blore.
This is getting us to a
very important conclusion.
-- Is it not right, doctor?
If I were you, I would speak, Mr. Blore.
-- I did not kill anybody!
- We are listening, Mr. Blore.
The plain old chap was innocent, all right.
but I was mixed up ...
... with a gang
without a ....
On my testimony
he got sentenced for life.
That's all.
But he died in prison, didn't he?
-- Of course he did!
How could I know that would happen?
What about yours., Mr. Lombard, ...
... what about those 21 poor
natives in South Africa?
Don't get excited, Blore.
Mr. Lombard is
unable to deny a thing.
Aaa! It's the first thing you said
I believe.
Are you leaving us, Miss.
Claythorne?
- My poor child, you're trembling.
-I, I am so cold.
Would you like us to postpone
this inqury ...
... until litting
the fire?
to get wood as Rogers did.
No, we'll wait while
you get your coat. Thank you.
Stay here, Mr.
Lombard.
Nothing can happen to her while we
all remain in this room.
-- Bring a light!
-- Who is you see?
-- I'm Lombard, where is Blore?
- How do I know? It's dark.
-- Where have you been all this time?
- I went to my room to get this candle.
-- Where have you been?
- I have been looking for my flashlight.
Where is Blore?
Blore!
What the devil
you're doing in my room?
Your room? That's why
I couldn't find anything.
-- What happened to you?
-- Did you hear anything?
- Yes, something like a shot.
It sounds you are
a bit jumpy, both of you. Nerves.
It is Vera's.
Vera?
Vera! What happened?
Don't be frightened. What happened?
- He was in my room.
-- Who?
- I felt ... something like a hand.
-- Who was it?
I, I do not know, my candles
went out.
We'll soon find out.
Lights! Lights! Lights!
Seaweed.
It felt like
a cold hand.
That is what
Miss. Claythorne walked into.
Who brought it in here?
Who brought it
into the house?
- Miss. Brent.
-- Are you sure Miss Brent is ...?
Dead as a dawn I know ...
-- Where is the judge?
That's funny, I thought
he came up with us.
So did I. He was right
behind me on the staircase.
when I heard that shot.
-- Shot! What I tell you?
-- What?
The funny old man knew too much.
-- You see, you heard a shot.
- Yes.
Do not you see? It took us by
surprise in the dark.
He played us a trick
to go downstairs.
There is one way to find out.
It's my revolver.
Now, it looks too easy.
All right, judge, come outside.
Do not think I can not see you.
He has been shot
through the head.
Only one shot
was fired.
Who will be next?
Another one proved
innocent. Too late.
He found a solution.
That's why he had to be silenced.
-- Silenced by who?
-- by whom? Don't you remember?
Ah, one moment, Miss.
Claythorne!
Just the judge was about
to question you, ...
... You came up here
presumably to get your coat.
True?
Yes.
You open that door, wind
blows out your candles, ...
... seeweed touches
your face, ...
... You scream.
Perfect, perfect.
But considreable time elapses,
and then we find you way down there.
What made you
on the wrong way?
She did not know where she was going.
She was hysterical.
Agreed.
But if Miss. Claythorne
had not screamed, ...
... we would still
be in the dining room ...
... and the judge would be alive.
Wait a minute.
Don't confuse things.
One of you two pulled the
trigger and ..
... put a blame on Miss Claythorne.
And You wait a minute, Mr Lombard.
We all know very well that the judge ...
... was on the point of
an important discovery.
What do we know what is
in judge's mind?
I do know. He took me
to his confidence. Truth, entire truth.
Miss. Claythorne, did you or did you not
commit ...
... the crime which
the gramaphone accused you?
I'd rather not
talk about it.
Aah, but you must.
We all confessed ...
our little ...
errors.
All except you.
Come now, my girl.
You didn't really kill
this Bartley chap, did you?
Will you take my word
if I tell you I did not?
I'm afraid, I will.
Then
you have my word for it.
And don't ask me
any more questions.
Can't you see she is
telling the truth?
That is precisely
her mistake.
- I do not see why.
- You will. You will.
The judge reasoned us.
Owen enticed us
to this island ...
... to be punished
for past crimes.
Right!
We 3 had a bit of...
shall I say, our guilt.
Right!
Therefore, we can not
be interested ...
... in punishment of
a crime.
Right!
Conclusion:
Owen is the onewho has not committed any past crime.
I get it! What a
wonderful brain.
The thing, he could not
save his own life.
Yes, but he saved
ours.
Yes, of course, that is
the important thing.
Do you understand now,
Mr. Lombard?
Oh, it is great, convincing,
mathematical deduction.
- Oh, wait a minute.
-- Oh, no!
Not you either,
Blore.
- Now nobody has it.
-- It is an excellent arrangement!
Now we can all
sleep.
I'll turn in, gentlemen.
Good night,
gentlemen.
Doctor, I find one flaw
in your theory.
I can destroy it in 4
words, do you want to hear them?
Suppose I said:
"I am Mr. Owen. "
It would be most interesting.
But quite unlikely.
Trouble with you, Lombard,
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