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( woman screaming )

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( pained moaning )

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( woman screaming )

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( man laughing maniacally over screams )

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( creaking door )

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( rattling chains and heavy foot steps )

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The ghosts are moving tonight - [br]restless, hungry.

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May I introduce myself?

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I'm Watson Pritchard.

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In just a minute I'll show you the only[br]really haunted house in the world.

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Since it was built a century ago,

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seven people, including my brother,

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have been murdered in it.

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Since then, I've owned the house.

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I've only spent one night there,

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and when they found me in the morning I...

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I was almost dead!

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( pained moaning )

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♪ ( jarring musical note, swelling ) ♪

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I'm Frederick Loren.

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And I've rented the house [br]on Haunted Hill tonight

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so that my wife can give a party.

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A haunted house party. (chuckles)

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She's so amusing.

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There will be food and drink and... [br]ghosts.

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And perhaps even a few murders.

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You're all invited.

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If any of you will spend the next [br]twelve hours in this house,

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I'll give you each $10,000 -

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- or your next of kin, [br]in case you don't survive.

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Ah, but here come our other guests.

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(Frederick) It was my wife's idea [br]to have our guests come in funeral cars.

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She's so amusing.

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Her sense of humor is, shall we say, [br]original.

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I dreamed up the hearse.

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It's empty now, but -

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- after a night in the house[br]on Haunted Hill -

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- who knows?

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[Tense music.]

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This is Lance Schroeder, a test pilot.

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So, no doubt a brave man.

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But don't you think you can be [br]much braver if you're paid for it?

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And I happen to know that Lance

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needs the ten thousand I'll give him,

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if he's brave enough to stay all night.

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This is Ruth Bridgers.

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You've no doubt read her column[br]in the newspapers.

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She says her reason [br]for coming to the party

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is to write a feature article on ghosts.

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She's also desperate for money. [br]Gambles.

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You've already met Watson Pritchard,

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a man living in mortal fear of a house,

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and yet he is risking his life [br]to spend another night here.

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I wonder why.

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He says "for money".

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This is Dr. David Trent, a psychiatrist.

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He claims that my ghosts [br]will help his work on hysteria.

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But don't you see [br]a little touch of greed there

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around the mouth and eyes?

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This is Nora Manning.

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I picked her from the thousands [br]of people who work for me

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because she needed the ten thousand [br]more than most.

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Supports her whole family.

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Isn't she pretty?

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The party's starting now.

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And you have until midnight to find[br]The House on Haunted Hill.

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♪ ( title music plays ) ♪

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(gates creak, [br]and slam shut)

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Lance: Well, where is everybody?

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Nora: It isn't a very warm welcome, is it?

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Watson: Only the ghosts in this house

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are glad we're here.

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Ruth: Are we all strangers to each other?

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Don't you two know each other?

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Lance: I'm afraid I don't even [br]know your name.

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- I'm Nora Manning.[br]- Lance Schroeder.

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Ruth: Is Fredrick Loren [br]a friend of yours?

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Lance: I've heard of him, [br]but I've never met him.

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Nora: I work for one of his companies,

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but I've never seen him.

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Ruth: I've never met the man either.[br]Just a phone call.

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Do you know him?

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David: No.

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(Ruth) Then you're the only one of us [br]who does.

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Watson: I don't know him.

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All the details about running the house[br]were done by mail.

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David: He's quite wealthy, isn't he?

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Ruth: Millions.

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- David: And five wives, I believe.[br]- Ruth: Four, I think so far.

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David: A $50,000 party for[br]only five people is a little steep,

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even for a millionaire.

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Lance: Hmm.

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Lance: Well, if I were going to haunt [br]anybody,

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this would be [br]the house I'd do it in.

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( door creaks and slams shut )

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(chandelier tinkles)

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Nora: Who closed the door?

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♪ ( ominous music ) ♪

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(chandelier tinkles)

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Lance: This thing's made of solid steel.

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[chandelier tinkles]

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( chandelier crashes )

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♪ ( ominous music plays ) ♪

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Fredrick: Annabelle?

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Our guests are here and fortunately[br]still alive.

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Is your face on yet?

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Annabelle: Dust and dirt everywhere.

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And the water barely trickles.

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Couldn't you've had the place [br]cleaned?

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Fredrick: Atmosphere, darling. [br]You know how ghosts are.

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They never tidy up.

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That's a very fetching outfit,

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but hardly suitable for a party.

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Annabelle: I'm not going to the party.

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Fredrick: This 'spend the night [br]ghost party' was your idea. Remember?

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Since it's going to cost me [br]$50,000,

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I want you to have fun!

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Annabelle: The party was my idea,

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until you invited all the guests.

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Why all the strangers? [br]Why none of our friends?

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Fredrick: Friends? Do we [br]have any friends?

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Annabelle: No. Your jealousy [br]took care of that.

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Fredrick: I had a reason[br]for inviting each guest.

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I wanted kind of [br]a cross section.

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From psychiatrist to typist.

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And from drunk to jet pilot.

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They share one thing. [br]They all need money.

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Now, let's see if they're brave enough [br]to earn it.

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Annabelle: And you call this a party?

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Fredrick: Could be.

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Annabelle: Why do you [br]always do that?

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It spoils the champagne.

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Fredrick: It might explode.[br]- (Annabelle) It never does.

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Fredrick: Would you guarantee that?

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Annabelle: That isn't funny, Fredrick.

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Fredrick: It'd make a good headline.

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"Playboy kills wife [br]with champagne cork".

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- Will you join me?[br]- Annabelle: No, thank you.

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[champagne cork pops.]

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Fredrick: Just a sip [br]might improve your humor.

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Annabelle: My humor is fine, thanks.

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And I haven't poisoned it.

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Fredrick: It's always good [br]to know that.

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Fredrick: Have some. You'll enjoy [br]the party more.

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Go on.

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Annabelle: Your trust is so touching.

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And I'm not going to the party.

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Fredrick: Of all my wives, [br]you're the least agreeable.

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Annabelle: But, still alive.

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Fredrick: Would you go away, for [br]a million dollars, tax-free?

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You want it all, don't you?

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Annabelle: I deserve it all.

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Your jealousy isn't tax-free.

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And your possessiveness[br]is maddening.

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Fredrick: If ever a man had grounds [br]for divorce...

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- Annabelle: But can't prove them.[br]- Fredrick: The time will come.

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Fredrick: You'll slip up [br]one of these days.

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- Annabelle: You think so?[br]- Fredrick: If I live long enough.

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Fredrick: Do you remember the fun[br]we had when you poisoned me?

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[Annabelle laughs.]

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Annabelle: Something you ate, [br]the doctor said.

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Fredrick: Yes. Arsenic on the rocks.

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Annabelle.

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You'd do it again if you thought you could[br]get away with it, wouldn't you!?

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Annabelle: Darling, what makes you[br]think that?

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Fredrick: Something about you.

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I hear that hanging [br]is very uncomfortable,

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in case you get any more ideas.

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Fredrick: Don't let the ghosts and the [br]ghouls disturb you, darling.

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Annabelle: Darling, the only ghoul [br]in the house is you.

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Fredrick: Don't sit up all night, [br]thinking of ways to get rid of me.

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It makes wrinkles.

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[door opens and shuts.]

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(eerie music)

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Watson: This is what she used [br]on my brother and her sister.

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Hacked 'em to pieces.

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We found parts of the bodies [br]all over the house.

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In places you wouldn't think.

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A funny thing is, the heads have [br]never been found.

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Hands and feet and things like that.

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But no heads.

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David: The wife, probably in a rage, [br]threatened her husband with a knife

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and then, carried away by hysteria, [br]took a swing at him,

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and simply went on from there.

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Lance: She certainly went on. How many [br]people did she kill, Mr. Pritchard?

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Watson: Only two.

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Her husband and her sister. No one [br]else was here.

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Lance: So there are two loose heads [br]floating around here somewhere?

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Watson: You can hear them at night.

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They whisper to each other.[br]And then cry.

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( Lance laughs )

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Ruth: Since our host isn't here, [br]would anyone care to mix me a drink?

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David: Certainly. What will you have?

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( door opens )

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Fredrick: Good evening.

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(door shuts)

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I'm your host, Fredrick Loren.

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Since we're all strangers to each other, [br]let's get acquainted with a drink,

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shall we?

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Watson: Mr. Loren, I advise you to [br]call this party off now.

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The ghosts are already moving [br]and that's a bad sign.

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Fredrick: Let me apologize for my wife. [br]She'll join us later.

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- What will you have?[br]- Ruth: Scotch and.

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- Doctor?[br]- David: I'll have the same.

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Fredrick: Now, before the party begins, [br]let's go over the details.

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(pouring drinks)

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The caretakers will leave at midnight,

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locking us in here, [br]until they come back in the morning.

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Once the door is locked, [br]there is no way out.

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(Fredrick) The windows have bars[br]that a jail would be proud of.

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(Fredrick) And the only door [br]to the outside locks like a vault.

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There's no electricity. No phone.[br]No one within miles.

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So, no way to call for help.

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Watson: Like a coffin.

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(stops pouring drink)

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Fredrick: So! If any of you [br]decide not to stay for the party,

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(ice rattling)

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you must let me know before midnight.

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Of course, if you leave, I shan't be able [br]to pay you anything.

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David: I'm interested in your reasons [br]for this... "party."

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Aside from pleasant company.

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Fredrick: Ghosts, Doctor!

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I think everyone wonders [br]what they would do

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if they saw a ghost.

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And now my wife has given us all[br]the opportunity to find out.

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David: Hm. Amusing.

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David: Ghosts, etcetera, being only [br]creations of hysteria,

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your party should be a success!

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Fredrick: Pritchard here promises us [br]genuine ghosts.

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Watson: Seven, now. Maybe more [br]before morning.

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Fredrick: That's cheerful.

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Watson: Four men have been [br]murdered in this house.

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And three women.

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David: You planned your party [br]very well, Mr. Loren.

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Four of us are men. Three are women.

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A ghost for everybody.

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Fredrick: Pritchard, why don't you take [br]us on a tour through the house?

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Let's see what happens?

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Watson: See that stain? Blood.

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Watson: A young girl was killed here.

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And whatever got her, wasn't human -

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- Don't stand there![br]- Ruth: What do you mean? Where?

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(panicky music)

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(ominous music)

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Watson: It's too late. [br]They've marked you.

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David: Ridiculous. The roof [br]probably leaks.

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Ruth: That must be what it is. [br]Who'd want to haunt me?

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Fredrick: I'd say any self-respecting [br]male ghost.

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Watson: I hope it doesn't come back.

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David: Mr. Pritchard, you're the [br]life of the party.

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Fredrick: He hasn't even started yet.

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Wasn't there a man who threw his wife [br]into a wine vat or something?

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Watson: That was in the cellar.

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There's been a murder almost every [br]place in this house.

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(door opens swiftly)

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(woeful music)

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(footsteps on stairs)

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(woeful music)

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Watson: All this belonged to a Mr. Norton, [br]who didn't die here.

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He was electrocuted later.

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Watson: Mr. Norton did a good deal of [br]experimenting with wines.

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But his wife didn't think [br]it was any good.

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So he filled a vat with acid and [br]threw her in.

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(Watson) She was supposed to stay down,

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but the bones came up.

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Watson: It's a funny thing.

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None of the murders here [br]were just ordinary.

0:16:50.915,0:16:53.971
Just shooting. Or stabbing.

0:16:55.495,0:16:59.857
They've all been sort of wild. [br]Violent, and different.

0:17:00.797,0:17:01.567
(dramatic music)

0:17:01.567,0:17:02.447
Lance: Look out!

0:17:02.447,0:17:03.537
(woodwind music)

0:17:03.577,0:17:05.887
Watson: Thank God she didn't fall in.

0:17:05.887,0:17:08.346
Nora: You mean there's still acid[br]in there?

0:17:10.187,0:17:13.777
(woodwind music)

0:17:26.089,0:17:30.582
( violent bubbling )

0:17:30.980,0:17:34.808
Watson: Destroys everything [br]with hair and flesh.

0:17:35.429,0:17:39.072
Just leaves the bones.

0:17:39.274,0:17:40.874
(piano trill)

0:17:41.205,0:17:43.345
(trumpeting)

0:17:44.681,0:17:46.141
(quiet bubbling)

0:17:50.457,0:17:53.538
Watson: My, it's dry and dusty [br]down here.

0:17:54.515,0:17:58.245
Fredrick: Well there's... a cure... [br]for that...upstairs. Come on.

0:18:10.686,0:18:11.946
(door shuts firmly)

0:18:11.948,0:18:14.088
Lance: How'd you get invited [br]to this party?

0:18:15.697,0:18:16.697
(door quickly opens)

0:18:17.002,0:18:18.002
(door quickly shuts)

0:18:18.307,0:18:20.563
Lance: I mean, what'd he tell you?

0:18:24.070,0:18:27.214
Nora: Mr. Loren said everybody [br]would get $10,000.

0:18:27.773,0:18:29.851
Lance: But he didn't say anything [br]about being locked in.

0:18:30.104,0:18:31.011
Nora: No.

0:18:31.713,0:18:34.312
Lance: He just made the deal with me [br]on the phone.

0:18:34.442,0:18:36.483
But nothing about having to stay.

0:18:37.046,0:18:39.017
Nora: Aren't you going to stay?

0:18:39.368,0:18:41.626
Lance: If I don't, I lose $10,000.

0:18:44.139,0:18:47.544
Nora: I'm going to stay, too. [br]$10,000...

0:18:48.224,0:18:50.694
Lance: Yes... Do you believe in [br]ghosts?

0:18:52.169,0:18:53.879
Nora: ( laughs) I don't know.

0:18:54.532,0:18:57.171
Lance: Well, I agree with what [br]that doc says.

0:18:57.171,0:18:58.733
You can spook yourself.

0:18:58.733,0:19:01.291
I've done it in planes. Seen things [br]that weren't really there.

0:19:02.055,0:19:03.876
Or, were they?[br]( laughing )

0:19:05.460,0:19:07.595
Lance: What are you going to do [br]with your $10,000?

0:19:07.595,0:19:08.904
If we get it.

0:19:09.219,0:19:10.843
Nora: What do you mean [br]"if we get it?"

0:19:10.843,0:19:13.057
Won't he pay us if we stay?

0:19:13.200,0:19:15.615
Lance: Sure he will. $10,000 [br]is no more to him,

0:19:15.829,0:19:17.328
than a nickel is to us.

0:19:17.741,0:19:20.018
Nora: We were in an [br]automobile accident.

0:19:20.371,0:19:23.243
Now I'm the only one in the family [br]who can make any money.

0:19:24.274,0:19:26.663
Lance: Boy, I've never seen [br]so many doors.

0:19:29.625,0:19:30.995
(door clicks open)

0:19:33.588,0:19:34.807
Closet...

0:19:35.025,0:19:36.375
(door shuts)

0:19:36.749,0:19:37.699
(brushes dust off)

0:19:45.904,0:19:47.381
Bottles!

0:19:48.671,0:19:50.001
(door gently shuts)

0:19:54.644,0:19:55.704
(door clicks open)

0:20:03.448,0:20:05.322
Nora: Does it go anywhere?

0:20:05.764,0:20:07.187
( door creaks and slams )

0:20:07.187,0:20:08.187
(dramatic musical chord)

0:20:08.187,0:20:08.873
Nora: Lance!

0:20:09.043,0:20:10.236
(pounds on door)

0:20:10.236,0:20:11.214
Lance!

0:20:11.873,0:20:34.518
♪ ( dramatic music ) ♪

0:20:34.518,0:20:43.338
♪ ( intense dramatic music ) ♪

0:20:43.338,0:21:06.248
♪ ( dramatic music ) ♪

0:21:08.819,0:21:10.338
Nora: Help me! Please!

0:21:10.338,0:21:11.998
Lance is gone and there's a ghost!

0:21:11.998,0:21:13.985
- David: A ghost?[br]- Watson: See what I mean?

0:21:13.985,0:21:17.211
- Nora: Please! Come on![br]- Ruth: Did she say Lance is gone?

0:21:17.261,0:21:18.562
Ruth: Gone where?

0:21:27.862,0:21:30.204
Nora: We'll have to break it down. [br]It's locked!

0:21:31.385,0:21:32.665
David: Locked?

0:21:36.537,0:21:38.947
(suspenseful music)

0:21:44.199,0:21:45.492
Fredrick: You all right?

0:21:45.637,0:21:47.484
Lance: Nothing that money won't cure.

0:21:48.401,0:21:51.065
I must have - I must have [br]bumped my head.

0:21:52.256,0:21:55.138
David: The only way you could bump [br]your head in here -

0:21:55.176,0:21:56.862
- is to run head-on into the wall.

0:21:58.280,0:22:00.885
David: You didn't do that, did you?

0:22:02.300,0:22:03.706
Let's get a bandage on that.

0:22:12.748,0:22:15.413
Watson: I wonder why [br]they didn't kill him.

0:22:15.413,0:22:16.508
Ruth: Who?

0:22:17.387,0:22:19.191
Watson: He didn't bump his head.

0:22:19.588,0:22:20.916
They hit him.

0:22:21.413,0:22:22.604
Ruth: They?

0:22:23.167,0:22:35.027
♪ ( eerie music ) ♪

0:22:41.217,0:22:45.396
Fredrick: Nora, you said something [br]about a ghost.

0:22:45.856,0:22:47.554
Nora: There was something.

0:22:47.558,0:22:49.256
Fredrick: What did it look like?

0:22:49.828,0:22:53.653
Nora: It was wearing a black thing [br]that went all the way to the floor.

0:22:53.937,0:22:56.523
David: Weren't you a little frightened [br]at the time?

0:22:56.918,0:22:58.254
Nora: Well, yes.

0:22:58.983,0:23:01.751
David: That, Mr. Loren, is hysteria.

0:23:02.407,0:23:05.565
Fredrick: Well, then, Doctor, how do you [br]explain what happened to Lance?

0:23:05.565,0:23:07.531
Was that hysteria, too?

0:23:10.228,0:23:12.728
David: You'd better get that checked in [br]a day or so.

0:23:12.728,0:23:14.249
Lance: Thanks, Doc.

0:23:21.230,0:23:23.527
Lance (whispering): Wait for me [br]in the hall.

0:23:24.183,0:23:25.183
(unplugs stopper)

0:23:28.160,0:23:31.037
Watson: The ghosts are coming closer, [br]Mr. Loren.

0:23:31.037,0:23:34.390
Fredrick: You really believe in your pet [br]ghosts, don't you Pritchard?

0:23:34.394,0:23:36.832
Watson: Before the night's over, you [br]will, too.

0:23:37.133,0:23:39.070
Fredrick: Would you like a drink, [br]Lance?

0:23:39.070,0:23:41.473
Lance: No thanks.[br]- Ruth: I'd like one. Scotch and.

0:23:49.657,0:23:53.267
Ruth: Mr. Loren, are you really going to [br]pay anyone who stays all night?

0:23:53.339,0:23:55.439
Fredrick: Certainly. $10,000.

0:23:55.542,0:23:57.669
Ruth: Will there be much red-tape [br]or delay?

0:23:58.602,0:23:59.926
Fredrick: In a hurry, dear?

0:24:00.160,0:24:02.711
Ruth: Frankly, yes.[br](muttering) Or 'frantically'.

0:24:05.821,0:24:07.449
Fredrick: There you are, my dear.

0:24:10.781,0:24:13.137
( clock ticking )

0:24:27.958,0:24:31.594
Lance: Someone or some thing [br]was in here when I came in.

0:24:32.087,0:24:33.110
But where?

0:24:34.810,0:24:36.904
If the door was locked, [br]how did it get out?

0:24:37.910,0:24:40.183
What you saw might have [br]been a ghost, Nora,

0:24:40.183,0:24:42.324
but what was in here with me[br]was no ghost.

0:24:42.580,0:24:44.692
Nora: I don't know. I was so scared.

0:24:50.578,0:24:52.381
( solid knocking )

0:24:54.202,0:24:57.169
( knocking with echoes )

0:24:57.463,0:25:00.312
Lance: Does that sound different to you?[br]- Nora: Yes!

0:25:00.383,0:25:02.905
( knocking with echoes )

0:25:10.818,0:25:13.933
Lance: 3... 6... 9... 12.

0:25:16.676,0:25:18.090
Lance: 12 feet.

0:25:25.201,0:25:27.004
Lance: 3... 6.

0:25:28.259,0:25:30.096
Lance: I'm going to knock on the [br]other wall.

0:25:30.096,0:25:32.479
When you hear me, you knock [br]on this wall.

0:25:35.268,0:25:36.490
( knocking with echoes )

0:25:37.072,0:25:38.968
( solid knocks )

0:25:39.747,0:25:41.502
(Lance) Tap lower down!

0:25:42.142,0:25:44.630
( knocking with echoes )

0:25:47.110,0:25:48.151
(dramatic music)

0:25:48.151,0:25:50.268
( Nora screams in terror )

0:25:56.922,0:25:59.820
( sobbing )

0:26:00.864,0:26:03.524
Nora: Oh Lance! I saw it again!

0:26:13.536,0:26:15.523
Lance: Where'd it come from?

0:26:15.705,0:26:17.659
Nora: From in here!

0:26:22.826,0:26:25.687
Lance: Well if it'd ran out of here - [br]I'd have seen it.

0:26:25.990,0:26:29.276
Nora: Lance, it doesn't run, [br]it just floats!

0:26:29.920,0:26:32.098
Lance: But why didn't I see it?

0:26:33.569,0:26:35.486
Nora: You don't believe me!

0:26:35.699,0:26:37.816
Lance (laughing): How can I?

0:26:55.483,0:26:57.033
(eerie music)

0:26:57.150,0:26:59.136
Annabelle: I'm Annabelle Loren.

0:26:59.221,0:27:01.301
(eerie music)

0:27:02.507,0:27:03.955
You must be Miss Manning.

0:27:04.578,0:27:08.516
I realize this is a very unusual [br]and, I'm afraid, very dull party.

0:27:08.827,0:27:10.627
Wouldn't you like to freshen up?

0:27:22.146,0:27:23.634
Annabelle: This is your room.

0:27:23.964,0:27:25.386
Depressing, isn't it?

0:27:26.661,0:27:29.397
Nora: I doubt if [br]I'll spend much time here.

0:27:29.397,0:27:33.902
Annabelle: It's going to rain. Perfect [br]atmosphere for my husbands party.

0:27:36.864,0:27:38.320
Why did you come here?

0:27:39.011,0:27:40.931
Nora: He said he'd give me $10,000.

0:27:41.774,0:27:43.519
Annabelle: Why did he pick you?

0:27:43.753,0:27:47.679
Nora: I don't know. My supervisor just [br]said I'd been invited.

0:27:51.708,0:27:54.039
Annabelle: How long have you[br]known my husband?

0:27:54.308,0:27:56.401
Nora: I just met him tonight.

0:27:56.946,0:28:00.013
Annabelle: So... why you?

0:28:04.968,0:28:07.452
What were you doing [br]wandering around by yourself?

0:28:07.911,0:28:14.428
Nora: I was in the cellar with Lance - [br]Mr. Schroeder - I just left, that's all.

0:28:15.988,0:28:17.529
Annabelle: Don't do it again.

0:28:18.486,0:28:21.246
(Annabelle) Don't go anywhere in this [br]house by yourself.

0:28:22.464,0:28:25.381
Now fix your face and I'll come by [br]for you in a few minutes.

0:28:25.666,0:28:27.730
Nora: But I -[br]- Annabelle: You're in danger.

0:28:28.574,0:28:29.796
We all are.

0:28:30.452,0:28:31.396
Nora: But who?

0:28:32.484,0:28:35.119
Annabelle: I hope, for your sake, [br]you never find out.

0:28:50.437,0:28:52.694
Annabelle: I'm Annabelle Loren. [br]Were you looking for something?

0:28:52.694,0:28:54.077
Lance: Not exactly.

0:28:54.077,0:28:55.082
Annabelle: Are you the doctor?

0:28:55.082,0:28:57.573
Lance: No. I'm Lance Schroeder.[br]- Annabelle: The pilot.

0:28:57.573,0:28:58.785
You've hurt yourself.

0:28:58.785,0:29:01.064
Lance: Oh, it's just [br]a bump on the head.

0:29:01.064,0:29:03.787
Which is my room?

0:29:03.787,0:29:05.317
Annabelle: I believe this is it.

0:29:06.885,0:29:08.085
Lance: Thank you, Mrs. Loren.

0:29:09.416,0:29:12.026
Annabelle: Annabelle, Lance.

0:29:22.598,0:29:24.470
Annabelle: You were with the young girl [br]in the cellar.

0:29:24.470,0:29:26.121
Why was she so upset?

0:29:26.121,0:29:27.308
Lance: Was she?

0:29:27.308,0:29:30.471
Annabelle: And you don't look like [br]the type to go around bumping his head.

0:29:30.471,0:29:32.131
What really happened, Lance?

0:29:32.131,0:29:36.021
Lance: Nora thought she saw a ghost, [br]but I didn't see anything.

0:29:36.021,0:29:37.960
Annabelle: She was just [br]frightened, then?

0:29:37.960,0:29:40.480
Lance: And mad at me, I think. [br]I kidded her about it.

0:29:40.480,0:29:44.841
Annabelle: I wouldn't joke about anything [br]else that happens here tonight.

0:29:44.841,0:29:47.120
Lance: Now, don't tell me you're taking [br]all of this seriously?

0:29:47.120,0:29:48.900
Annabelle: Aren't you?

0:29:48.900,0:29:51.970
Lance: Well, I'd like to find out [br]what hit me.

0:29:51.970,0:29:53.278
Annabelle: Lance...

0:29:56.388,0:29:58.648
If I need help, may I count on you?

0:29:59.898,0:30:01.959
Lance: Yes, sure. I guess so.

0:30:03.369,0:30:05.649
Look - what's going on here, anyway?

0:30:05.649,0:30:07.829
What's with this party business?

0:30:07.829,0:30:09.794
Annabelle: This is no party, [br]he's planning something.

0:30:09.794,0:30:11.518
Lance: Your husband?

0:30:11.518,0:30:13.435
Annabelle: I wish I knew what it was.

0:30:13.435,0:30:16.303
Lance: It must be pretty big, [br]if he's going to lay out $50,000.

0:30:16.303,0:30:18.220
Annabelle: Money doesn't mean anything.

0:30:18.220,0:30:21.842
He has a reason for getting us all [br]up here to this dreadful old house.

0:30:22.092,0:30:24.501
Lance: Well, what for? He doesn't [br]even know us.

0:30:25.331,0:30:27.189
Annabelle: Maybe that's exactly [br]why you're here?

0:30:27.969,0:30:30.740
Lance (scoffs): What can he get away with?

0:30:30.740,0:30:33.941
Annabelle: Oh, he thinks that big money [br]like his can get away with anything.

0:30:34.341,0:30:36.281
You know, of course, that [br]I'm his fourth wife.

0:30:37.461,0:30:39.340
The first simply disappeared...

0:30:39.800,0:30:41.080
The other two died.

0:30:42.030,0:30:44.740
Lance, I don't want to join them.

0:30:47.300,0:30:48.803
Lance: You mean, he, uh -

0:30:48.803,0:30:51.170
Annabelle: Oh, his doctors said [br]they died of heart attacks.

0:30:51.900,0:30:55.302
Two girls, in their twenties.

0:30:56.382,0:30:58.122
Lance: Well, what can he do?

0:30:58.582,0:31:00.688
Annabelle: My husband is sometimes [br]insane with jealousy.

0:31:00.688,0:31:03.880
Nothing matters to him then. [br]Please be careful.

0:31:04.430,0:31:06.519
Lance: Would he hurt you?

0:31:08.479,0:31:11.090
Annabelle: He would kill me [br]if he could.

0:31:16.350,0:31:17.960
(door shuts)

0:31:19.300,0:31:21.610
(spooky music)

0:31:25.960,0:31:26.890
(door quickly shuts)

0:31:32.570,0:31:34.350
Fredrick: Annabelle, you're missing [br]all the fun.

0:31:34.350,0:31:35.280
(door shuts firmly)

0:31:35.280,0:31:37.970
Nora Manning was almost killed [br]by a falling chandelier.

0:31:37.970,0:31:39.740
The pilot bashed his head in.

0:31:39.740,0:31:41.462
Annabelle: Is he badly hurt?

0:31:41.462,0:31:44.890
Fredrick: The saturnine psychiatrist [br]bandaged him up.

0:31:44.890,0:31:47.191
Don't you want to go [br]and console him?

0:31:47.191,0:31:51.502
As you do, most men, [br]in your fashion.

0:31:51.502,0:31:53.491
Annabelle: You're so clever, Fredrick.

0:31:53.491,0:31:56.211
Fredrick: I lie awake nights, [br]wondering why I married you.

0:31:56.211,0:31:58.279
It was rather a mistake.

0:31:58.279,0:32:00.093
Annabelle: You didn't marry me, dear.[br]I married you.

0:32:00.093,0:32:03.131
Unpleasant, but no mistake.

0:32:03.131,0:32:05.005
Fredrick: Hurry up!

0:32:05.005,0:32:07.731
Annabelle: Fredrick, for the last time, [br]I'm not going to your party.

0:32:07.731,0:32:10.770
Fredrick: And, for the last time, [br]it's not my party -

0:32:10.770,0:32:12.850
- but yours.

0:32:12.850,0:32:14.540
And you are going.

0:32:16.040,0:32:17.421
Annabelle: I am not.

0:32:17.421,0:32:19.461
Fredrick: Are you ready? [br]- Annabelle: ... no ...

0:32:20.511,0:32:23.951
Fredrick (forceful): Are you ready, dear?[br]- Annabelle: ... Yes, damn you!

0:32:24.911,0:32:27.361
Fredrick: Would you adore me as much, [br]if I were poor?

0:32:27.361,0:32:31.360
(laughs) All you want to be [br]is a lovely widow.

0:32:33.060,0:32:35.912
It's almost time to lock up the house.

0:32:35.912,0:32:38.270
And then your party will really begin.

0:32:39.290,0:32:41.212
I wonder how it will end.

0:32:48.247,0:32:48.997
(door shuts)

0:32:56.912,0:32:58.539
( knocking )

0:33:00.289,0:33:02.053
Fredrick: It's close to midnight, Lance.

0:33:03.401,0:33:05.521
Lance: Ok. I'll be down in a minute.

0:33:09.658,0:33:12.120
( knocks )

0:33:12.420,0:33:13.209
(Nora) Who is it?

0:33:13.209,0:33:15.629
Fredrick: Your host, my dear.

0:33:15.629,0:33:18.199
Fredrick: It's almost midnight, Nora.

0:33:18.199,0:33:20.621
We're all going to get together [br]down in the living room.

0:33:20.621,0:33:23.132
Nora: All right, Mr. Loren.[br]I'll be right down.

0:33:32.437,0:33:34.207
(shrill, dramatic music)

0:33:35.182,0:33:36.699
( recoils in disgust )

0:33:41.869,0:33:46.762
( gasping )

0:33:48.312,0:33:50.782
(single piano chord)

0:33:55.117,0:33:58.617
(single piano chord)

0:34:03.299,0:34:06.699
(single piano chord)

0:34:21.802,0:34:23.241
Jonas: Come with us.

0:34:23.241,0:34:25.240
Come with us, before he kills you!

0:34:25.240,0:34:27.399
( screams )

0:34:29.919,0:34:33.169
(clock ticking)

0:34:38.099,0:34:40.713
Lance: Where's Nora? Miss Manning?

0:34:44.248,0:34:45.358
(door slams)

0:34:46.223,0:34:48.212
Nora: I don't want to stay here!

0:34:48.212,0:34:50.158
Fredrick: Nora, what happened?

0:34:51.328,0:34:54.401
( creaking )

0:35:00.381,0:35:02.940
Fredrick: That's Jonas Slydes and his wife.

0:35:03.410,0:35:05.820
They've been caretakers here for years.

0:35:06.110,0:35:07.500
She's blind, you know.

0:35:08.000,0:35:10.060
Nora: I'm not going to stay here!

0:35:12.970,0:35:16.369
Fredrick: Doctor, it looks like we have [br]a real case of hysteria on our hands.

0:35:17.009,0:35:19.811
David: I think she's just a little upset, [br]not hysterical.

0:35:20.431,0:35:22.160
( door opening )

0:35:27.090,0:35:28.811
Annabelle: Good evening.

0:35:31.671,0:35:33.550
Fredrick: Hello, my dear.

0:35:34.230,0:35:37.509
This is my wife.[br]These are our guests...

0:35:38.199,0:35:39.661
(Fredrick) Ruth Bridgers,

0:35:39.661,0:35:41.010
(Fredrick) Doctor Trent,

0:35:41.010,0:35:42.650
(Fredrick) You know Watson Pritchard, [br]of course,

0:35:42.650,0:35:43.572
(Fredrick) Nora Manning,

0:35:43.572,0:35:46.789
(Fredrick) and this is Lance Schroeder.

0:35:53.079,0:35:55.255
Nora (whispering): Get me out of here!

0:35:55.255,0:35:56.450
Lance (whispering): What about the $10,000?

0:35:56.450,0:35:58.812
Nora (whispering): I don't care! [br]He wants to kill me!

0:35:58.812,0:36:00.520
Lance (whispering): Who wants to kill you?

0:36:00.520,0:36:02.308
Nora (whispering): Mister Loren.

0:36:02.308,0:36:03.408
(clock ticking)

0:36:03.408,0:36:05.158
Fredrick: May I have your attention, please?

0:36:05.158,0:36:06.609
Fredrick: I think you all remember

0:36:06.609,0:36:09.669
the bargain we made about [br]staying all night?

0:36:09.669,0:36:11.991
$10,000 a piece.

0:36:11.991,0:36:17.339
If any of you don't survive, $50,000 [br]will be divided amongst the rest of you.

0:36:17.999,0:36:19.872
Fredrick: If I should die...

0:36:24.022,0:36:26.311
...you will be paid [br]by my estate.

0:36:26.311,0:36:28.860
Fredrick: When the door is locked [br]from the outside by the caretakers,

0:36:28.860,0:36:31.499
we'll all be forced to stay in this house [br]until morning.

0:36:31.849,0:36:35.201
If any of you decide not to stay, [br]you must leave with the caretakers now.

0:36:35.781,0:36:38.350
You won't have a chance [br]to change your minds later,

0:36:39.190,0:36:41.309
because there'll be no way to get out.

0:36:41.309,0:36:42.938
- Nora: I don't want to stay![br]- Lance: Wait!

0:36:42.938,0:36:50.028
( wind whistles, chandelier clatters )

0:36:50.028,0:36:51.839
( loud bang )

0:36:53.059,0:36:57.879
(tense music)

0:37:00.959,0:37:02.719
(jiggles doorknob [br]forcefully)

0:37:07.399,0:37:09.540
Fredrick: It isn't midnight, yet! [br]Who told them they could leave?

0:37:09.540,0:37:10.950
Watson: They never leave before midnight.

0:37:10.950,0:37:12.761
Fredrick: They've gone, now.

0:37:13.751,0:37:16.459
Fredrick: I was going to ask you [br]whether you wanted to stay or not,

0:37:16.459,0:37:19.360
but it seems the caretakers [br]have made the decision for you.

0:37:19.360,0:37:22.150
Fredrick: We're all locked in, now.

0:37:22.150,0:37:23.600
Nora: But I don't want to stay!

0:37:23.600,0:37:26.699
Fredrick: I'm sorry, my dear.[br]But it's too late, now.

0:37:26.699,0:37:30.629
Annabelle: Darling, haven't you had enough [br]of this silly game?

0:37:30.629,0:37:34.029
Get some cars up here for these people, [br]and let them go home.

0:37:34.029,0:37:36.258
Annabelle: But pay them, first.

0:37:37.798,0:37:40.668
Fredrick: This is your party, remember?

0:37:42.758,0:37:46.150
Fredrick: In spite of my wife's faith [br]in my ability to do the impossible,

0:37:46.420,0:37:50.269
we will all have to stay in this house [br]until eight o'clock in the morning.

0:37:50.839,0:37:53.821
Fredrick: But, we have some party favors [br]for you...

0:37:54.181,0:37:56.220
In these little coffins.

0:38:00.780,0:38:03.359
(Fredrick) This is my wife's idea.

0:38:03.359,0:38:05.798
(Fredrick) I must say, I think it's rather [br]dangerous.

0:38:05.798,0:38:08.279
Fredrick: I suppose you all know [br]how to use one of these things.

0:38:08.279,0:38:10.059
Fredrick: In case you don't,

0:38:10.059,0:38:12.940
you just press down on this lever[br]with your thumb...

0:38:12.940,0:38:14.857
And then pull the trigger.

0:38:14.857,0:38:15.560
( loud bang )

0:38:15.560,0:38:16.600
(porcelain shatters)

0:38:18.800,0:38:21.459
Fredrick: You see? They're loaded.

0:38:22.899,0:38:24.312
Watson: These are no good [br]against the dead -

0:38:24.312,0:38:25.589
- only the living.

0:38:26.094,0:38:27.604
(foreboding music)

0:38:27.999,0:38:29.411
Fredrick: Doctor?

0:38:31.401,0:38:32.788
Fredrick: Lance?

0:38:34.843,0:38:35.863
(woodwind music)

0:38:35.863,0:38:37.120
Fredrick: Nora?

0:38:39.110,0:38:40.971
Lance: Go ahead. Take it.

0:38:44.721,0:38:46.429
Fredrick: Miss Bridgers?

0:38:51.099,0:38:52.686
Fredrick: And here's yours, dear.

0:38:52.686,0:38:53.960
Annabelle: I don't need it.

0:38:53.960,0:38:55.811
Fredrick: It was your idea.

0:38:55.811,0:38:59.641
Who knows, you may want to use it [br]on me before this night is over.

0:39:01.791,0:39:04.269
Watson: Throw these guns away.[br]They won't do you any good.

0:39:04.269,0:39:08.638
David: I agree with Pritchard, [br]although not for the same reason.

0:39:09.771,0:39:15.841
Annabelle: Dr. Trent, don't you approve [br]of our little party favors?

0:39:17.461,0:39:19.140
David: Suppose Nora had had a gun,

0:39:19.140,0:39:21.480
when she mistook the blind woman [br]for a ghost?

0:39:22.131,0:39:25.491
Ruth: I don't think anyone else [br]is going to walk around in total darkness.

0:39:26.011,0:39:28.341
Annabelle: Oh I'm sure we're not going to [br]go running around the house

0:39:28.341,0:39:30.472
shooting each other, aren't you?

0:39:30.682,0:39:34.193
David: Who knows? Fear makes people [br]do amazing things.

0:39:39.623,0:39:41.472
Nora: Mister Pritchard...

0:39:41.472,0:39:45.350
Nora: You said your sister-in-law killed [br]a man and a woman here and cut them up?

0:39:46.000,0:39:49.811
You said they found hands and feet, but [br]they never found any heads?!

0:39:49.811,0:39:52.501
Would you like to see one of those heads?!

0:39:52.501,0:39:54.920
Nora: Would you all like to see [br]one of those heads?!

0:39:54.920,0:39:56.968
Well then! Just follow me!

0:39:57.673,0:40:02.603
(mournful music)

0:40:05.698,0:40:09.250
Annabelle: Darling, I really [br]don't need this.

0:40:24.840,0:40:28.231
Nora: Just, go look in my [br]suitcase. Just go look.

0:40:41.221,0:40:43.002
Nora: But it was in there!

0:40:43.002,0:40:44.390
(Nora) A woman's head!

0:40:44.390,0:40:46.891
David: Nora, I think you're [br]a little upset.

0:40:47.241,0:40:48.901
Would you care for a sedative?

0:40:48.901,0:40:50.081
Nora: Get out!

0:40:50.081,0:40:51.442
Get out, all of you!

0:40:51.442,0:40:53.940
All of you, get out of here [br]and leave me alone!

0:40:53.940,0:40:55.940
Just get out of here!

0:40:56.460,0:40:58.440
( crying )

0:40:58.440,0:40:59.600
(door shuts firmly)

0:40:59.990,0:41:02.730
Fredrick: Do you think it's all right [br]to leave her by herself, Doctor?

0:41:02.990,0:41:04.950
David: I wish she'd taken the sedative.

0:41:04.950,0:41:07.080
Ruth: What do you suppose [br]she thought she saw?

0:41:07.080,0:41:08.610
Watson: They're closing in on her.

0:41:08.610,0:41:10.421
Lance: Look, Doc, I think somebody [br]ought to stay with her.

0:41:10.421,0:41:12.498
Watson: There could be a million people [br]around her -

0:41:12.498,0:41:15.071
- if they wanted her, they'd get her.

0:41:17.321,0:41:18.472
Annabelle: What if he's right?

0:41:18.472,0:41:20.540
Fredrick: He's too drunk to know [br]what he's talking about.

0:41:20.540,0:41:22.481
Annabelle: I wonder...

0:41:22.481,0:41:24.888
Annabelle: I'll join you in a minute.

0:41:27.098,0:41:28.138
(door shuts quietly)

0:41:28.668,0:41:32.570
Lance: Do you think it would do any good [br]if you went in and talked to her?

0:41:33.130,0:41:36.153
Ruth: Do you think there really was a [br]head in her suitcase?

0:41:36.713,0:41:37.982
Lance: I don't know...

0:41:37.982,0:41:40.862
Ruth: A thing like that would put me [br]right over the edge.

0:41:40.862,0:41:45.319
Lance: Would you, sort of, stay up here? [br]In case she needs help?

0:41:45.319,0:41:47.131
Ruth: All right. I'll be in my room.

0:41:47.871,0:41:48.911
Just call us.

0:41:50.001,0:41:51.159
Lance: Thanks.

0:41:52.459,0:41:55.749
(door clicks open,[br]shuts)

0:41:57.084,0:42:00.864
(yanks door open,[br]shuts firmly)

0:42:01.579,0:42:04.901
David: Are you sure there are only seven [br]people in this house?

0:42:04.901,0:42:07.802
Fredrick: Positive... [br]Except for the ghosts.

0:42:07.802,0:42:09.960
David: I don't believe in ghosts.

0:42:09.960,0:42:12.421
Nor in frightening women.

0:42:12.421,0:42:15.791
In Nora's case, it's gone far enough.[br]Perhaps, too far.

0:42:15.791,0:42:18.686
Fredrick: What do you suggest [br]we do about it, doctor?

0:42:18.686,0:42:20.612
David (stern): Don't frighten her [br]any more.

0:42:20.612,0:42:31.510
♪ ( eerie music ) ♪

0:42:43.550,0:42:44.850
(knocks lightly)

0:42:44.850,0:42:47.145
Lance: Nora?

0:42:47.145,0:42:48.695
(knocks lightly)

0:42:49.060,0:42:50.389
Lance: Nora?

0:42:58.934,0:43:00.374
Nora?!

0:43:05.259,0:43:08.090
( creaking )

0:43:08.090,0:43:11.090
(shrill crescendo)

0:43:13.460,0:43:19.000
(creepy music)

0:43:22.265,0:43:23.550
(tremulous note)

0:43:23.550,0:43:27.170
Lance: Nora! [br]...Nora!!!

0:43:30.620,0:43:34.140
(accusatory chord)

0:43:35.160,0:43:38.110
(quiet music)

0:43:38.300,0:43:40.422
Lance: What do you know about this?

0:43:40.422,0:43:42.022
Watson: They've taken her!

0:43:42.022,0:43:44.589
In a little while, she'll be one of them.

0:43:45.899,0:43:47.873
Lance: Where's Nora- !

0:43:48.543,0:43:49.651
Where is she?

0:43:49.651,0:43:51.340
Watson: It's too late. It's too late.

0:43:51.340,0:43:52.991
You'll never find her again.

0:43:52.991,0:43:54.260
Lance: Pritchard, if you know where she is

0:43:54.260,0:43:56.122
you'd better tell me, now![br]- Watson: She's gone!

0:43:56.122,0:43:59.319
Watson: She's gone with them [br]and there's nothing you can do about it.

0:43:59.519,0:44:00.809
( woman screams )[br]

0:44:00.809,0:44:03.139
(strangling sound, fades)

0:44:08.229,0:44:13.022
♪ ( eerie music ) ♪

0:44:13.022,0:44:14.910
Lance: ... Nora ...

0:44:23.320,0:44:25.051
David: Let her down.

0:45:01.281,0:45:02.532
Fredrick: Nora?

0:45:06.452,0:45:10.858
David: She's dead, Mr. Loren.[br]Your wife hanged herself.

0:45:12.138,0:45:14.091
Fredrick: Suicide...

0:45:17.571,0:45:19.541
(door shuts firmly)

0:45:28.611,0:45:36.071
(music quickens pace)

0:45:42.501,0:45:43.634
Nora (whispering): Lance!

0:45:43.634,0:45:44.423
Lance: Nora!

0:45:44.423,0:45:46.102
Nora: Lance, hide me! Please hide me!

0:45:46.102,0:45:46.931
Lance: What's the matter?

0:45:46.931,0:45:48.242
Nora: Hide me!

0:45:57.042,0:45:59.503
Nora: He tried to kill me.

0:45:59.503,0:46:02.811
He grabbed me and choked me [br]and put me in that room.

0:46:03.241,0:46:05.691
And then he went away and left me.

0:46:05.691,0:46:07.122
Lance: Who?

0:46:07.542,0:46:09.380
Nora: He thought I was dead.

0:46:09.380,0:46:10.809
Lance: Who?!

0:46:11.719,0:46:13.791
Nora: Mister Loren.

0:46:14.551,0:46:16.752
Lance: Are you sure about this?

0:46:16.752,0:46:20.551
Nora: I don't know. [br]It was dark but it must've been him.

0:46:22.251,0:46:25.740
Lance: Has anybody seen you since [br]he left you?

0:46:25.740,0:46:31.520
Nora: I heard some people in that room, [br]but I went by and nobody saw me.

0:46:31.520,0:46:33.969
Lance: Mrs. Loren is dead.

0:46:33.969,0:46:35.811
Nora: But how?

0:46:39.491,0:46:42.036
Lance: Loren said she committed suicide.

0:46:42.036,0:46:44.153
(Lance) But I think somebody killed her.

0:46:44.153,0:46:45.242
Nora: Him?

0:46:49.792,0:46:51.387
( door locking )

0:46:58.277,0:47:00.402
( knocking at door )

0:47:00.402,0:47:01.742
(Nora gasps)

0:47:12.967,0:47:14.559
(quick knocks)

0:47:14.569,0:47:15.799
(door softly shuts)

0:47:20.045,0:47:21.475
(door clicks open)

0:47:22.952,0:47:25.552
David: I'm sure you've come to the same [br]conclusion I have.

0:47:25.552,0:47:27.061
Lance: Yeah, I think so.

0:47:27.061,0:47:29.551
David: Let's all have a meeting to [br]discuss what to do.

0:47:30.071,0:47:31.282
The living room?

0:47:31.282,0:47:33.211
Lance: Ok. In a minute.

0:47:33.211,0:47:34.731
(door firmly shuts)

0:47:35.241,0:47:36.801
(quietly slides bolt)

0:47:41.616,0:47:45.206
(door quietly opens, shuts)

0:47:47.331,0:47:49.172
Lance: I've got to go downstairs.

0:47:49.172,0:47:52.060
Now, you lock yourself in here and [br]don't let anybody know you're here.

0:47:52.500,0:47:54.552
If he thinks you're dead, [br]he won't come here.

0:47:54.552,0:47:56.441
I'll get back as soon as I can.

0:47:57.481,0:47:59.412
You'll be all right.

0:48:02.862,0:48:05.459
Lance: If you have to, you use it.

0:48:08.629,0:48:09.879
(slides bolt open)

0:48:15.951,0:48:17.551
(firmly shuts door)

0:48:20.460,0:48:22.190
(door clicks open)

0:48:22.269,0:48:27.489
(quiet music)

0:48:30.699,0:48:32.614
(soundlessly shuts door)

0:48:44.144,0:48:45.911
(quickly opens door)

0:48:47.211,0:48:48.869
(gently shuts door)

0:48:57.889,0:48:59.682
Fredrick: So beautiful.

0:49:01.062,0:49:02.460
So greedy.

0:49:03.990,0:49:05.410
(Fredrick) So cold.

0:49:10.690,0:49:12.251
Fredrick: What are you doing in here?

0:49:12.251,0:49:13.509
Watson: Wait! Don't! Wait!

0:49:13.509,0:49:15.531
Fredrick: What do you mean, [br]coming in here?

0:49:15.531,0:49:16.471
(choking gurgle)

0:49:16.471,0:49:18.349
Watson: I didn't want them to [br]take her away.

0:49:18.349,0:49:19.329
Fredrick: You're drunk!

0:49:19.329,0:49:20.234
Watson: They will if you [br]don't watch her!

0:49:20.234,0:49:20.959
Fredrick: You're drunk!

0:49:20.959,0:49:22.261
Fredrick: All right, [br]out with it, Pritchard -

0:49:22.261,0:49:23.341
- why did you come into this room?

0:49:23.341,0:49:24.370
Watson: I'm the only one who understands!

0:49:24.370,0:49:25.309
Fredrick: Understands what?

0:49:25.309,0:49:27.839
Watson: Your wife isn't there any more.

0:49:28.659,0:49:30.351
She's already joined them!

0:49:30.541,0:49:33.061
Fredrick: I've had enough of your [br]spook talk.

0:49:33.411,0:49:36.252
Get out, you sot, and don't come back [br]into this room again!

0:49:36.877,0:49:38.147
(thuds against door)

0:49:41.114,0:49:42.264
(door clicks shut)

0:49:44.634,0:49:46.214
(curtain ring slides)

0:49:49.598,0:49:50.598
(yanks door open)

0:50:10.802,0:50:14.310
Watson: Where's whats-her-name?[br]Nora?

0:50:14.310,0:50:18.525
David: I didn't disturb her, [br]since I didn't think this concerns her.

0:50:18.525,0:50:21.000
Fredrick: No, you're right.

0:50:21.000,0:50:25.141
David: Mr. Loren, isn't there some way [br]we can get out of this house now?

0:50:26.151,0:50:28.163
Watson: No... none at all.

0:50:28.733,0:50:30.461
Lance: We could try breaking out.

0:50:30.461,0:50:33.839
(Watson) The only door to the outside [br]is made of steel.

0:50:33.839,0:50:36.604
Watson: The bars of the windows [br]are set in solid stone.

0:50:37.594,0:50:39.392
We gotta stay.

0:50:41.662,0:50:44.482
David: I'm not afraid of your ghosts, [br]Pritchard.

0:50:46.532,0:50:48.319
David: But I am afraid.

0:50:49.709,0:50:51.151
David: When we came here a few hours ago,

0:50:51.151,0:50:53.782
the only thing we had in common [br]was the $10,000 we'd get.

0:50:54.712,0:50:57.020
David: Now, however, we share [br]something else -

0:50:57.630,0:50:59.591
- the death of Mrs. Loren.

0:51:00.381,0:51:05.751
David: So far, tonight, one of us was [br]almost killed by a falling chandelier.

0:51:06.981,0:51:09.892
David: One of us was mysteriously slugged.

0:51:09.892,0:51:13.160
David: One of us has been driven to [br]the brink of absolute hysteria.

0:51:14.380,0:51:16.589
David: And one of us is dead.

0:51:17.549,0:51:20.791
David: Were these accidents?[br]Suicide?

0:51:21.731,0:51:24.012
David: And we must stay here [br]for six more hours!

0:51:24.012,0:51:30.262
Watson: Six hours? Six of us...[br]Time enough.

0:51:31.102,0:51:32.951
David: Who'll be next?

0:51:32.951,0:51:34.751
(David) How will it happen?

0:51:35.461,0:51:38.200
Fredrick: Let me ask you a question, [br]Doctor.

0:51:38.200,0:51:40.904
Fredrick: You were the first one [br]to see my wife there.

0:51:40.904,0:51:44.121
(Fredrick) Did you also see anything that [br]she could've climbed up on,

0:51:44.121,0:51:45.461
(Fredrick) and then jumped?

0:51:45.461,0:51:47.201
David: No.

0:51:47.201,0:51:48.879
Fredrick: Did any of you?

0:51:51.729,0:51:53.949
Fredrick: There was nothing.

0:51:54.239,0:51:57.622
How, then, did she get up there, so high?

0:51:57.622,0:51:59.891
David: Exactly, Mr. Loren. How?

0:51:59.891,0:52:01.601
She couldn't have pulled herself up there.

0:52:01.601,0:52:04.250
She couldn't have dropped [br]from the ceiling.

0:52:04.250,0:52:06.192
Do you think your wife killed herself?

0:52:07.202,0:52:10.250
Fredrick: No. She was murdered.

0:52:11.620,0:52:13.601
By one of you.

0:52:17.931,0:52:21.000
David: Or, you, Mr. Loren.

0:52:21.000,0:52:24.060
David: To deliberately kill someone, [br]you must have a reason.

0:52:24.060,0:52:26.250
Lance: We were all strangers to your wife.

0:52:26.250,0:52:28.849
(Lance) Only you had a motive for murder.

0:52:30.019,0:52:33.712
Fredrick: What husband hasn't, at some [br]time, wanted to kill his wife?

0:52:33.712,0:52:35.710
What husband hasn't had a thousand [br]opportunities

0:52:35.710,0:52:37.030
to do it in such a way

0:52:37.030,0:52:39.019
so that he'd never be suspected?

0:52:39.019,0:52:43.001
I'm not such a fool as to hang my wife [br]from the ceiling by a rope.

0:52:43.001,0:52:44.820
David: The fact remains that you, [br]or one of us,

0:52:44.820,0:52:46.441
murdered Mrs. Loren.

0:52:46.791,0:52:48.771
And that's a matter for the police.

0:52:48.771,0:52:50.621
Lance: So how do we get the police.

0:52:50.621,0:52:52.889
David: That's my point.[br]We can't until morning.

0:52:52.889,0:52:56.431
David: What began as a silly party, [br]given by an eccentric,

0:52:56.431,0:52:58.919
has now involved us all in murder.

0:52:58.919,0:53:00.870
Lance: For once, Pritchard may be right.

0:53:00.870,0:53:03.461
If another murder's in the works, [br]let's stop it now.

0:53:03.461,0:53:05.300
Ruth: Another murder?

0:53:05.300,0:53:08.241
Lance: Why not. [br]Maybe one of us saw too much.

0:53:11.751,0:53:15.089
David: Why should a millionaire want to [br]give each of us $10,000

0:53:15.089,0:53:17.219
to spend one night in a gloomy old house?

0:53:17.219,0:53:20.191
To see some ghosts? To have a party?

0:53:20.191,0:53:21.199
David: No!

0:53:21.199,0:53:22.841
Fredrick: Have you finished trying me, [br]Doctor?

0:53:22.841,0:53:24.692
And is the verdict "guilty of murder"?

0:53:24.692,0:53:26.541
Lance: Aw, this isn't getting us anywhere.

0:53:26.541,0:53:28.480
Somebody killed Mrs. Loren, [br]we know that.

0:53:28.480,0:53:30.913
One of us is guilty, [br]and the rest of us are innocent.

0:53:30.913,0:53:33.581
Ok. Now, what we have to do [br]for the next six hours

0:53:33.581,0:53:36.272
is protect ourselves.[br]From each other.

0:53:37.152,0:53:40.070
Ruth: You really think -[br]Lance: I don't think anything.

0:53:40.070,0:53:42.011
I just know that I'm going to my room.

0:53:42.011,0:53:45.571
And if anybody comes in, I'll shoot him.[br]Or her.

0:53:45.951,0:53:48.411
David: And if we all stay in our rooms, [br]we'll be safe.

0:53:48.411,0:53:51.492
Because the innocent will have [br]no reason to leave his room.

0:53:51.502,0:53:54.482
And the guilty will admit his guilt [br]if he or she does.

0:53:54.482,0:53:56.073
Lance: And we all have guns.

0:53:56.073,0:53:57.719
Fredrick: Then we're all agreed?

0:53:58.299,0:54:00.721
Ruth: Oh, I wish this night were over.

0:54:03.651,0:54:09.241
Watson: Rooms. Guns. I tell you, [br]it doesn't make any difference.

0:54:09.241,0:54:12.171
They aren't through with us yet.

0:54:22.926,0:54:28.006
(woeful music)

0:54:42.841,0:54:45.580
Watson: What's the use [br]of saying "good night"?

0:54:51.700,0:54:53.250
( door shuts and locks )

0:54:58.260,0:54:59.649
Ruth: Good night.

0:55:02.229,0:55:03.863
( door shuts and locks )

0:55:04.213,0:55:05.213
(door clicks)

0:55:08.073,0:55:09.343
(yanks door open)

0:55:11.353,0:55:13.419
( door slams shut and locks )

0:55:19.619,0:55:21.520
Fredrick: Good night, Doctor.

0:55:27.060,0:55:29.019
( door softly shuts, and locks)

0:55:40.389,0:55:41.569
(door shuts firmly)

0:55:51.979,0:55:53.371
( glass breaks )

0:55:53.818,0:55:54.818
(glass shard clinks)

0:55:56.921,0:55:58.091
( gun cocking )

0:56:01.131,0:56:18.921
(quiet, nervous music)

0:56:18.961,0:56:25.571
(woodwind sliding scales)

0:56:31.011,0:56:36.552
( doorknob lightly rattles )

0:56:42.752,0:56:43.752
(quietly slides bolt)

0:56:44.202,0:56:46.092
(door quietly opens)

0:56:48.802,0:56:50.605
♪ ( jarring musical notes ) ♪

0:56:54.495,0:56:56.035
(door quietly shuts,[br]and latches)

0:57:19.555,0:57:20.785
(dramatic music)

0:57:23.715,0:57:24.860
( Ruth gasps )

0:57:28.760,0:57:30.510
(shrill crescendo)

0:57:32.980,0:57:35.700
Ruth: (panicky gasps)

0:57:43.740,0:57:44.982
( knocking )

0:57:44.982,0:57:46.961
(Lance) Nora, it's me, Lance.

0:57:49.706,0:57:50.706
(door softly opens)

0:57:52.521,0:57:53.481
Lance: Are you okay?

0:57:53.481,0:57:54.441
(door softly shuts)

0:57:54.441,0:57:56.794
They've all gone to their rooms [br]and locked themselves in.

0:57:57.054,0:57:58.711
Nora: Lance, I've been thinking.

0:57:58.711,0:58:01.221
It was so dark down there, [br]maybe it wasn't Mr. Loren.

0:58:01.411,0:58:03.255
Lance: It was him, all right.

0:58:03.255,0:58:05.882
He tried to kill you, [br]and he did kill his wife.

0:58:05.882,0:58:07.849
( thunder )

0:58:07.849,0:58:09.432
Nora: How can you be so sure?

0:58:09.432,0:58:10.873
Lance: She tried to warn me.

0:58:10.873,0:58:12.800
Asked me to help her.

0:58:12.800,0:58:15.410
The Doc thinks he's going [br]to try to kill one of us.

0:58:15.410,0:58:17.032
( thunder )

0:58:17.032,0:58:18.691
Lance: Now, there must be a way [br]out of this place,

0:58:18.691,0:58:21.010
and I'm going to find it [br]and get the police, before he does.

0:58:21.010,0:58:23.061
Nora: I'm going with you.

0:58:23.061,0:58:25.233
Lance: If he finds out you're alive...

0:58:25.953,0:58:28.421
No, Nora. You're safer here [br]than any place else.

0:58:28.781,0:58:30.914
Now, just lock yourself in [br]and keep quiet.

0:58:31.184,0:58:33.400
( thunder )

0:58:36.290,0:58:38.432
Lance: If I find a way out, [br]I'll come back and get you.

0:58:39.057,0:58:40.177
(thunder)

0:58:40.182,0:58:41.382
(door clicks open)

0:58:41.412,0:58:45.091
( thunder )

0:58:45.091,0:58:46.601
(door clicks shut)

0:58:46.611,0:59:11.761
(quiet music)

0:59:11.761,0:59:13.221
(trumpets)

0:59:13.221,0:59:19.480
♪ ( piercing notes ) ♪

0:59:19.960,0:59:21.440
(trumpet, cymbals)

0:59:22.150,0:59:27.012
( Lance knocking )

0:59:27.012,0:59:31.581
( thunder claps)

0:59:31.581,0:59:39.171
(thunder fades, then rumbles)

0:59:48.211,0:59:52.501
♪ ( descending tones ) ♪

0:59:52.501,1:00:01.072
( thunder )

1:00:01.072,1:00:09.533
♪ ( discordant piano ) ♪

1:00:09.533,1:00:15.728
( rolling thunder )

1:00:15.728,1:00:16.928
(Nora gasps)

1:00:16.928,1:00:19.878
(thunder)

1:00:19.878,1:00:27.298
(eerie music)

1:00:27.298,1:00:30.161
( Nora gasps )

1:00:30.161,1:00:32.120
Nora: No!

1:00:32.120,1:00:33.210
(Nora sobs)

1:00:33.210,1:00:35.242
( rolling thunder )

1:00:35.242,1:00:38.152
♪ ( eerie ethereal notes ) ♪

1:00:38.152,1:00:40.592
(thunder claps)

1:00:40.592,1:00:45.767
(eerie music)

1:00:45.767,1:00:47.897
(thunder claps)

1:00:47.897,1:00:51.517
(eerie singing)

1:00:51.522,1:00:53.449
(violent thunder claps)

1:00:53.449,1:00:55.029
(eerie singing)

1:00:55.029,1:00:58.164
Nora: No! No! (sobs)

1:00:58.164,1:01:02.363
( rolling thunder )

1:01:02.363,1:01:05.363
(discordant piano)

1:01:05.363,1:01:06.340
Nora: No!

1:01:06.340,1:01:14.650
(intense thunder)

1:01:14.650,1:01:16.230
Nora: Oh, no! (sobs)

1:01:16.230,1:01:17.960
(thunder)

1:01:18.050,1:01:20.501
♪ ( sudden musical stab ) ♪

1:01:20.501,1:01:29.047
( Nora screams )

1:01:29.047,1:01:30.569
(musical crescendo)

1:01:30.569,1:01:32.299
(Nora screams)

1:01:32.375,1:01:33.375
(fast piano)

1:01:33.452,1:01:35.351
( gasping )

1:01:35.721,1:01:37.801
(sobbing)

1:01:37.826,1:01:39.088
(fast piano)

1:01:39.088,1:01:40.218
(musical chord)

1:01:40.218,1:01:41.622
Nora: (whispers) Lance...

1:01:41.622,1:01:47.983
( Nora breathes shallowly )

1:02:07.533,1:02:23.140
♪ ( organ playing ) ♪

1:02:23.140,1:02:26.730
( Nora screams )

1:02:26.730,1:02:38.940
( thunder rolling )

1:02:52.140,1:02:53.752
( knocking )

1:02:56.462,1:02:57.462
(door clicks open)

1:02:59.922,1:03:02.074
Fredrick: An admission of guilt, Doctor?

1:03:02.074,1:03:03.551
David: Certainly not.

1:03:03.981,1:03:05.551
There's either somebody else [br]in this house,

1:03:05.551,1:03:07.516
or one of us has left his room.

1:03:07.516,1:03:09.151
Did you hear anything?

1:03:11.221,1:03:12.221
(door softly shuts)

1:03:12.221,1:03:13.950
Fredrick: Organ music?

1:03:13.990,1:03:16.321
David: That, and someone walking.

1:03:18.351,1:03:20.032
Fredrick: You got yours?

1:03:21.402,1:03:22.809
Fredrick: Ready?

1:03:22.809,1:03:25.171
David: You look downstairs, [br]and I'll look up here.

1:03:25.731,1:03:27.283
Fredrick: Why not together?

1:03:27.283,1:03:30.011
David: There may be only minutes, [br]seconds, left of someones life.

1:03:30.011,1:03:31.420
Why waste time?

1:04:00.870,1:04:02.070
(door clicks open)

1:04:02.070,1:04:06.904
♪ ( eerie music ) ♪

1:04:06.904,1:04:08.593
( door locking )

1:04:08.593,1:04:18.458
(eerie music)

1:04:18.458,1:04:20.000
(curtain ring slides)

1:04:20.000,1:04:25.240
(eerie music)

1:04:25.240,1:04:28.851
David: It's almost over, darling.

1:04:28.851,1:04:32.271
(David) Every detail was perfect.

1:04:32.286,1:04:40.216
(eerie singing)

1:04:44.686,1:04:46.670
Annabelle: What's happening?

1:04:46.670,1:04:48.222
David: We've done it.

1:04:48.222,1:04:51.211
The perfect crime.[br]Beautiful.

1:04:51.211,1:04:53.421
Annabelle: Has she killed him?

1:04:54.001,1:04:55.350
David: Not yet.

1:04:55.350,1:04:56.610
But she will.

1:04:58.500,1:05:01.393
Annabelle: Get me [br]out of this hanging harness.

1:05:02.533,1:05:05.200
Annabelle: What's taking that girl [br]so long?

1:05:05.200,1:05:06.442
What time is it?

1:05:06.442,1:05:09.322
David: At first, I couldn't get Nora [br]to want to protect herself with a gun.

1:05:09.532,1:05:10.861
After you appeared at the window,

1:05:10.861,1:05:12.812
everything began to work [br]just as we had planned.

1:05:12.812,1:05:14.083
David: You were wonderful!

1:05:14.083,1:05:15.831
Just the touch the finally drove her

1:05:15.831,1:05:17.612
into complete hysteria!

1:05:17.612,1:05:20.161
Annabelle: It'll be worth [br]all of our planning, darling.

1:05:20.571,1:05:22.831
Where's Nora now? [br]What's happening?

1:05:23.051,1:05:24.632
David: On her way to the cellar.

1:05:24.632,1:05:27.072
So scared, [br]she'll shoot the first thing that moves.

1:05:27.072,1:05:28.605
Annabelle: And Fredrick?

1:05:28.605,1:05:31.179
David: On his way to the cellar, too.

1:05:31.179,1:05:33.802
Annabelle: David, are you sure [br]none of them will suspect us?

1:05:34.102,1:05:35.204
David: Of what?

1:05:35.424,1:05:37.683
An hysterical girl accidentally[br]shoots somebody?

1:05:37.683,1:05:39.141
Who would suspect [br]that we planned it that way?

1:05:39.141,1:05:40.502
That we drove her to it?

1:05:40.502,1:05:42.123
Annabelle: What about my suicide?

1:05:42.123,1:05:43.853
David: Just a ghost-party gag.

1:05:43.853,1:05:46.061
We'll claim it was a dummy, [br]since I'm the only one who touched you.

1:05:46.061,1:05:47.582
Annabelle: And the caretakers?

1:05:47.582,1:05:50.294
David: Well, they had no idea [br]what they were really doing.

1:05:50.294,1:05:52.430
Annabelle: What about Nora? [br]She's not stupid, you know.

1:05:52.430,1:05:53.602
David: Darling, believe me.

1:05:53.602,1:05:56.202
Everything we planned is working perfectly.

1:05:56.202,1:05:58.111
Nora is sure Fredrick murdered you.

1:05:58.111,1:06:00.571
She thinks Fredrick attacked her [br]in the cellar - not me.

1:06:00.571,1:06:02.941
Now Nora's almost [br]out of her mind with fear.

1:06:02.941,1:06:04.541
The heads, the music, your hanging -

1:06:04.541,1:06:06.584
I tell you, when Fredrick walks in there, [br]she'll shoot him.

1:06:06.584,1:06:08.771
Annabelle: It's taking too long.

1:06:09.491,1:06:11.731
Oh, David, you ought to be there.

1:06:21.331,1:06:24.832
David: When you hear the shot, [br]come down to the cellar.

1:06:26.467,1:06:29.737
(door quietly opens [br]and shuts)

1:06:33.222,1:07:23.681
♪ ( tense music ) ♪

1:07:23.681,1:07:25.678
♪ ( sudden musical stab ) ♪

1:07:30.118,1:07:31.118
(dramatic chord)

1:07:31.118,1:07:32.328
Fredrick: No! No!

1:07:32.818,1:07:34.021
( gunfire )

1:07:35.011,1:07:36.011
(thud)

1:07:37.616,1:07:38.616
(thud)

1:07:40.181,1:07:44.571
( Nora screams )

1:07:44.571,1:07:55.581
(sneaking music)

1:07:55.581,1:08:04.351
( chain rattles )

1:08:04.351,1:08:24.501
(quiet music)

1:08:24.501,1:08:25.831
( muffled grunt )

1:08:25.831,1:08:28.141
( splash of acid pool )

1:08:28.141,1:08:32.477
( violent bubbling )

1:09:01.187,1:09:04.921
Annabelle: David? ... David?

1:09:05.541,1:09:08.709
( hinge squeaking )

1:09:09.539,1:09:13.980
( hinge squeaking as door shuts )

1:09:14.035,1:09:15.185
(stacatto chord)

1:09:15.187,1:09:16.467
(tense music)

1:09:16.467,1:09:19.821
( hinge squeaking as door shuts )

1:09:19.821,1:09:20.961
(stacatto chord)

1:09:20.961,1:09:25.756
(hinge squeaks, door shuts)

1:09:25.756,1:09:26.826
(stacatto chord)

1:09:26.826,1:09:44.891
(tense music)

1:09:44.891,1:09:46.206
(loud, stacatto chord)

1:09:46.206,1:09:49.911
♪ ( tense music ) ♪

1:09:49.911,1:09:53.891
(loud, staccato chords)

1:09:53.891,1:09:57.251
(tense music)

1:09:57.261,1:10:00.342
( bubbling )

1:10:00.342,1:10:06.761
♪ ( music rises in intensity ) ♪

1:10:06.761,1:10:09.701
(shrill woodwinds)

1:10:09.701,1:10:13.221
(music intensifies)

1:10:13.241,1:10:34.869
♪ ( terrifying music ) ♪

1:10:34.869,1:10:37.121
(Fredrick) At last, you've got it all.

1:10:37.121,1:10:39.459
(Fredrick) Everything I have.

1:10:39.459,1:10:41.881
(Fredrick) Even my life.

1:10:41.881,1:10:45.301
(Fredrick) But you're not going to live [br]to enjoy it.

1:10:45.301,1:10:48.981
(Fredrick) Come with me, [br]murderess! Come with me!

1:10:48.981,1:10:51.463
( Annabelle screams )

1:10:51.463,1:10:54.992
♪ ( tense music ) ♪

1:10:54.992,1:10:57.569
( Annabelle screams )

1:10:57.569,1:10:59.199
♪ ( music rises in intensity ) ♪

1:10:59.199,1:11:11.850
( Annabelle screams )

1:11:11.850,1:11:13.340
(musical crescendo)

1:11:13.340,1:11:15.060
(Annabelle screams)

1:11:15.060,1:11:23.950
( splash with bubbling )

1:11:23.950,1:12:13.311
♪ ( flourishing eerie music ) ♪

1:12:13.311,1:12:15.765
Fredrick: Good night, Doctor.

1:12:15.765,1:12:18.281
Good night, Annabelle.

1:12:18.281,1:12:22.252
The crime you two planned[br]was indeed perfect.

1:12:22.252,1:12:26.762
Only, the victim is alive [br]and the murderers are not.

1:12:26.762,1:12:30.759
It's a pity you didn't know, [br]when you started your game of murder,

1:12:31.829,1:12:34.020
that I was playing, too.

1:12:36.150,1:12:38.943
( splash with bubbling )

1:12:39.453,1:12:40.608
Nora: There must be some way [br]to get in here!

1:12:40.608,1:12:41.583
(light knocking)

1:12:41.583,1:12:43.840
Watson: It's right along here somewhere -

1:12:43.840,1:12:44.860
(light knocking)

1:12:44.860,1:12:45.880
(door clicks open)

1:12:45.880,1:12:47.355
Nora: Lance!

1:12:47.355,1:12:50.072
Nora: I've shot Mr. Loren![br]He's down in the wine cellar.

1:12:50.782,1:12:51.701
Lance: Alive?

1:12:51.701,1:12:53.642
Nora: I don't think so!

1:12:56.617,1:12:59.707
(footsteps rushing downstairs)

1:13:03.182,1:13:05.071
Nora: It's him![br]He's alive!

1:13:09.841,1:13:13.231
Fredrick: You didn't shoot anyone, [br]my dear.

1:13:13.231,1:13:15.880
(Fredrick) I loaded your gun with blanks.

1:13:16.650,1:13:18.970
Fredrick: I can tell you all, now.

1:13:18.970,1:13:21.130
Trent and my wife [br]were planning to kill me.

1:13:21.920,1:13:23.371
They failed.

1:13:24.621,1:13:27.342
Trent tried to throw me in the vat.

1:13:27.342,1:13:30.001
My wife stumbled and fell.

1:13:30.161,1:13:34.401
I'm ready for justice to decide [br]if I'm innocent...

1:13:34.401,1:13:36.371
...or guilty.

1:13:37.501,1:13:57.312
♪ ( music plays softly ) ♪

1:13:57.312,1:14:00.312
Watson: Now there are nine.

1:14:00.312,1:14:02.872
There'll be more. Many more.

1:14:02.872,1:14:06.422
( footsteps, creaks, chains rattling )

1:14:06.422,1:14:09.352
They're coming for me, now!

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And then, they'll come for you!

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( maniacal laughter )

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(chains rattling)

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( door squeaks as it closes )

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(quickly climbing notes)

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(final note holds)

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♪ ( end title music plays ) ♪