Death on the Nile Page #8
- PG
- Year:
- 1978
- 140 min
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So
There was a third shot,
which we know nothing.
However
only two bullets were missing
the revolver.
The next curious
circumstance
occurred in the cabin
Mrs. Doyle.
There I found two glasses
of nail varnish.
In a jar was marked
Rosa''''
but the few drops
who remained there
were not rosy but
red.
and instead of smell
normal enamel,
vinegar.
Friends, it was red ink ...
I had a connection
inevitable
with this scarf,
we find
along with the revolver
wrapped in the shawl.
tissue
leaving a stain
pink.
Then something happened
that explained everything,
without a doubt.
Louise Bourget was murdered
because he was blackmailing
with the killer.
We know this not only by
piece of thousand-franc note
we find
between your fingers inert
but also by a few words
who said curious
this morning.
Naturally
could not sleep if ...
Naturally,
it could not sleep
if the deck
might have seen
the killer
enter or leave the cabin
lady.
What, exactly,
it told us?
What, exactly,
she told us
with that?
If she was on deck
she saw the killer.
Yes .. but still did not understand
I refer, sir.
Why do we say this?
As a sign?
As a sign, of course.
But why us?
If you knew who the killer
Could do something
tell us or shut up
demand for money
the person involved.
But he made no
of both.
Used the conditional tense.
If he had been''...''
Could only mean
it was a sign, yes,
but it was a sign
for the killer.
That is, it was present
at that time.
But besides the two of us
just another person
was present.
Precisely.
Simon Doyle.
What?
Yes
She had to speak.
- Perhaps not had a chance.
- Do not be so ridiculous.
I do not think that is ridiculous.
I remember well your answer.
''Will protect you.''
Nobody is accusing you''
anything.''
Exact security
she wanted to e. ..
obtained.
Mr P.
This time it was ridiculous
no doubt.
I have witnesses to prove
that could not killing the Linnet.
I know you have ...
but rather killed
What nonsense!
I say that Mr. Doyle
could not move
with a fractured leg.
This I testify
before any court in the world.
And I'd have to say
- Irrelevant.
- Irrelevant?
l-le-van-rre-te.
Irrelevant?
I?
I have witnessed
where psychological
most complex of the century.
Just my testimony
Strutzrumple saved ...
the murderer of Dresden,
implementation.
- And in the case of ...
- Easy.
I just said it is irrelevant
because he began attending
Mr. Doyle
five minutes after
to shoot him.
He could not move during
those five minutes.
Sure, if they had already
shot. But was it?
Consider
what was actually seen.
Ms.. Rosalie
Jacqueline saw the shooting.
Doyle saw the drop to the ground.
And then to go for help
met with Ferguson
I had heard the shot.
He only saw the pressing Doyle
a red bandanna on his leg.
Doyle assumed that
had been shot.
but the assumption
I was wrong.
It was somewhere else.
And now what happens?
Doyle insists that lead to Jackie
for your cabin
and not to leave alone.
Ms.. Rosalie and Mr. Ferguson
to follow up the cabin.
After
Mlle. Rosalie
Miss picks. Bowers ...
and all the attention is focused
elsewhere in the boat.
Mlle. Bowers.
Doyle need only
two minutes.
Take your shoes off ...
Grab the gun
under the couch
where Jackie gou
not to meet him ...
runs like a hare
the deck ...
and enters the cabin
of his wife.
Mrs. Van Schuyler
I had hidden,
involves the revolver
to dampen noise
fires a bullet
in his own leg.
Removes a cartridge
used,
that discards ...
and introduces a new
indicating if the gun
is found,
they were only fired
two bullets.
It involves new
stole the weapon in
joins the stained handkerchief
and a marble ashtray
for everything to sink
and throws the packet on the Nile
the window.
Leans back on the couch
squeezing the wound
with another tissue
this time
in agony.
Extraordinary, is not it?
Impossible.
Cost to believe.
Of course it does.
Absolutely impossible.
Why say that?
You even said that he had
heard quick steps.
I know but do it all
impulsively?
Once and for all,
sir, it was not impulsive
was carefully
planned.
By Doyle?
Doyle represented only
a role.
It was planned by his accomplice,
Mlle. Jacqueline
of Bellefort.
You must be crazy.
No, I'm not crazy.
It's the truth.
Who gave Doyle an alibi?
You, to shoot the shot.
And who gave you an alibi?
Doyle
insisting to stay together
all night.
Not true. Not.
Yes, indeed.
To deny that?
You and Doyle were lovers.
Are still lovers.
The plan for Simon
kill his wife
inherit the money,
and then at a later date,
marry
with his former love.
A very bright idea.
You chasing
Mrs. Doyle ...
simulated the wrath of Simon ...
the choice of Miss. Rosalie
as a witness ...
arrive at the crime ...
the exaggerated hysteria ...
only assumed
a real risk.
The injury to Simon
I had to disable it.
I'm sorry but for me,
was silly to have written
the''J''in the wall of the cabin.
Something melodramatic
I only had one goal ...
delete you.
And who would want to do this except
an accomplice?
But after
the plan began
tangled up,
is not it?
Louise Bourget
awake.
Doyle sees the corer to
the cabin of his wife.
You hear the clock
and sees him return to the lobby.
It offers the silence
for cash
and in doing so, he signed his own
death sentence.
Mr. Doyle could not have killed her,
because he could not move.
I swear it.
And he was right.
No!
Yes I am afraid that there is no ambiguity.
Shortly before dinner
she asked me to see Mr. Doyle.
Foolishly, I now know that,
I accepted and left them together.
An apparently
remorseful and distraught ...
and the other encouraging.
Simon, I'm so sorry.
Easy.
I am sure
that when we leave
the tone changed.
All is well, dear.
We almost succeeded.
Think?
Louise knows.
She saw me.
Will have to shut up.
- We can not pay?
- The whole life?
Jackie, are you sure?
Give me some money
For what?
That's the hope.
You will be unprepared.
- Where are you?
- In my coat in the closet.
- I love you.
- I know.
Are you crazy?
Do not know
but we can not stop now.
Jackie.
Wish luck.
Unfortunately,
in their haste
a thousand-franc note
between fingers
the dead woman.
But even more
unfortunately,
Mrs. Otterbourne
to see out of the box.
She does not realize
and back to the cabin
Dr. Bessner
to return the knife.
Then, ready for dinner
a little startled and agitated,
arrives hastily
the restaurant.
The Sra.Otterbourne,
when Dr. Bessner account
about the murder of Louise
realizes that saw
the killer
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