Shadows Of Fear (1970) Episode 3 At Occupiers Risk
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05:04It's very peaceful here.
05:06We like it.
05:21I'll prepare your room.
05:28Number four.
05:35Just for the night, you said?
05:37Possibly. I'm not sure yet.
05:40We weren't expecting anyone, you see.
05:46Is there a garage near?
05:48In the village.
05:49Far?
05:50Six miles.
05:51Something wrong with my car? The make and break, would that be it?
05:54I'll have a look.
05:56Oh.
05:57What makes you think it's the make and break?
05:59Someone said, a hitchhiker.
06:01You took a chance.
06:04Picking up a hitchhiker.
06:05I couldn't get rid of him.
06:09I'll show you up to your room.
06:10I can find it.
06:12First corridor, turn right, number four.
06:14Thank you.
06:35I'd like a bath.
06:38Across the corridor.
06:40You'll find towels.
06:42I've been driving all day.
06:46You'll be tired, then.
06:48Very.
06:53Did someone recommend us?
06:55No.
06:56No?
06:57No.
06:58No.
06:59No?
07:00No.
07:01No.
07:02No.
07:03Did someone recommend us?
07:05No, I just happened to find you.
07:09We had a lot like that once.
07:11It's quieter now.
07:15You'll be wanting a meal.
07:16Something light.
07:17Salad, perhaps, with eggs.
07:19Would be nice.
07:20I'll bring it up to you.
07:22You'd like it brought up to you.
07:23Thank you.
07:27Well, if there's nothing else...
07:28I would like to make a phone call.
07:30If you give me the number, my husband will get it for you.
07:32017227079.
07:350172...
07:36I'll write it down for you.
07:47I don't know your name.
07:48Darbyn, Mrs Darbyn.
07:51You'll be on holiday.
07:53In a way.
07:55Most people come later.
07:57Yes, I expect they do.
08:00If it gets cold, there's the heater.
08:03My husband will light it for you.
08:05I can manage.
08:06No.
08:07No, my husband will do it.
08:09He does them all, you see.
08:10If I need it, then.
08:29Thank you.
08:45She wants to use the telephone.
08:59It's not your fault.
09:00She might have said something.
09:02It's not your fault.
09:08Touch me.
09:10Touch my hand.
09:29Touch my hand.
10:00Thank you.
10:03The telephone number you wanted is engaged.
10:06Will you try it again?
10:08I was going to.
10:12My wife says you're having a bath.
10:15Yes.
10:29Thank you.
10:48Now tell me, what do your friends think?
10:50Well, as a matter of fact, well, to be quite honest,
10:53they think I'm a bit daft, I suppose.
10:55Because you've adopted six children.
10:57No other reason.
10:58No, quite.
10:59But seriously, six adopted children, three of your own.
11:02It must present considerable problems.
11:04In what way?
11:27I'm sorry.
11:57I'm sorry.
12:27I'm sorry.
12:57I'm sorry.
13:27I'm sorry.
13:57I brought your supper.
14:27Thank you.
14:44I've got to tell her.
14:46If that's what you want.
14:48I was afraid.
14:50You needed help.
14:52Yes.
14:53You came to me, Frank.
14:56To me.
14:57And I understood.
14:59I understood, Frank.
15:05Yes.
15:20How only I could stand it if they sent me away.
15:27Is there a post box?
15:29I'll take it for you.
15:31I don't want to trouble you.
15:33No trouble.
15:35I tried your car.
15:37It needs a new part.
15:39Oh.
15:40The garage will have one.
15:42It's only a small thing.
15:44Best to have it done before you leave.
15:46I'll take it in tomorrow.
15:48I was going to take it in for you.
15:50I don't want to.
15:51I know them.
15:52They do things for me.
15:54I thought you might prefer to do something different with your time.
15:58Thank you.
16:04My phone call?
16:06They can't get through.
16:08They're checking it.
16:10Tomorrow will do.
16:12You might like to come with me.
16:14With you?
16:16Tomorrow.
16:18You can trust me.
16:20Trust you?
16:22Trust you?
16:24Your car.
16:28I'm going for a walk. Stretch my legs.
16:31Don't be late.
16:32No.
16:33Turning in?
16:35No.
16:39Roses.
16:43My wife...
16:45loves her roses.
16:53You told her the telephone didn't work.
16:56Yes.
16:57Why?
16:58I don't know.
17:04I don't know.
17:22I don't know.
17:36My wife said perhaps you'd like a drink.
17:39No.
17:43I'm sorry about the telephone.
17:45It isn't urgent.
17:47You want to let people know where you are.
17:49No, as a matter of fact, it doesn't matter about the telephone.
17:53Someone may want to talk to you.
17:55Why should they?
17:57They may want to know where you are.
17:59No.
18:00You could be anywhere.
18:02Precisely.
18:06Good night.
18:08Night.
18:19BELL RINGS
18:50I can't do it.
18:55Do you want to tell them?
18:57No.
18:59It's too late.
19:03Well...
19:19DOOR OPENS
19:25DOOR CLOSES
19:37DOOR OPENS
19:41DOOR CLOSES
19:49DOOR OPENS
19:59Thank you.
20:01Mrs Darbyn?
20:03I'm the only one staying here, aren't I?
20:11You've spilled it.
20:13I can smell it.
20:16A drop. Just a drop.
20:18But you promised... Alice!
20:28You want me to go down to the village?
20:34I'm taking her car.
20:39May I have your keys?
20:41Car keys.
20:43You're taking it now? Unless you...
20:45I'd forgotten.
20:48You won't come?
20:50No.
20:54Which way shall I walk today?
20:56Along the lane.
20:58To church.
21:00You can walk to the church.
21:02A church? No people?
21:04There were people.
21:11I happened to look into one of the other rooms and there were dust sheets.
21:16If there were other guests, you would have seen them.
21:19I once lived in a flat for six months and never saw anyone in the house.
21:23Well, heard them, yes, but never saw them.
21:32No. There's no-one else here.
21:35Good.
21:38My husband was very ill for some time.
21:42He was away in hospital.
21:46When he came back, we decided we would leave here.
21:50Sell up.
21:52But these things take time.
21:55If someone comes, as you came,
21:58we do our best to make them well.
22:01I don't know.
22:04My husband wants to go back to London.
22:09He misses London.
22:13He feels there isn't enough for him here.
22:17And you?
22:19We've always had a very good name.
22:21We never looked for trade, but when people found us, they would come.
22:25And you?
22:27We've always had a very good name.
22:30We never looked for trade, but when people found us, they would come.
22:34These things are very important.
22:36I don't know what I'm supposed to say.
23:01He came out of the side lane like a maniac.
23:04But didn't you get his number?
23:06I was more worried about your car.
23:08I should think so. Front wing looks like you used a steamroller.
23:11I'll get it fixed.
23:13I can't wait for that.
23:15Then you must send me the bill.
23:18Could be worse, I suppose.
23:21I'm sorry.
23:25Where did you get this?
23:27Taking the broken glass out of the headlamp.
23:30You're a nurse.
23:33Something like that. Bandage, please.
23:38Scissors.
23:45It happened when you were driving back from the village?
23:47Yes.
23:49It only took them two minutes to fix your car.
23:51I had the parts all ready.
23:54They were expecting me.
23:56You phoned them?
23:58Yes.
24:01From the village last night.
24:04I phoned their private house.
24:06Warned them.
24:17That should be all right now.
24:19Thank you.
24:31Number, please.
24:45Do we go this afternoon?
24:47It'll only be for an hour.
24:49I haven't got the car.
24:51We can cross the woodruff place.
24:53You mean she'll be here?
24:56Yes.
25:00Thank you.
25:08Will you be going out this afternoon?
25:10I'm not sure.
25:13Because my husband and I have to go out.
25:16It's an arrangement.
25:18We have this arrangement.
25:21I shall probably go out, yes.
25:23A walk?
25:26We shall be an hour.
25:28Just an hour at the most.
26:25I shall be an hour.
26:55I shall be an hour.
27:25I shall be an hour.
27:27I shall be an hour.
27:56DOORBELL BUZZES
28:06Afternoon, miss.
28:10She might have said something to him.
28:12No.
28:14He saw her.
28:19She'd just come in.
28:22It was three o'clock.
28:25If they ask us, we'll say she arrived at three o'clock.
28:33You remember?
28:38Yeah.
28:41Yes, yes.
28:43Why do you have to cut at me all the time?
28:56Mrs. Darbin, I've decided to stay another few days.
29:00That is, if it's convenient.
29:02Whatever you wish.
29:04In which case, I shall want your husband to have my car seen to.
29:07I'll tell him. I shall need it.
29:09Yes. My car being in the middle of nowhere.
29:11Yes. I don't know how you manage.
29:13Manage?
29:15Without one.
29:17A car.
29:19Why should you... Well, I haven't seen one.
29:21I therefore assume that...
29:25..it's a way for repair.
29:29Stupid of me.
29:31Why stupid?
29:33To assume that because I haven't seen something, it doesn't exist.
29:36Stupid, don't you think?
29:42What are behind those doors down there?
29:44Beyond the kitchen?
29:47The scoury? The one you always keep locked.
29:51It's...
29:53We keep the fuel down there.
29:55Wood, paraffin.
29:57Just a precaution, then.
29:59There was some trouble once.
30:03If there's nothing else...
30:05I think I'd like the heater on.
30:07I'll send my husband.
30:09Can't you do it?
30:11I explained to you, my husband does the fires.
30:13What if he wasn't here? What if he was away?
30:15But he isn't away.
30:17Not now, but he might be.
30:20There...
30:22There was an accident once.
30:24The paraffin.
30:26I understand. No.
30:32I have this...
30:34..nervous trouble.
30:36I know it doesn't show, but...
30:40..we could have had gas.
30:42But my husband says I must learn to...
30:45It was my fault, you see.
30:47The accident.
30:51They all said I mustn't blame myself.
30:54But it's very hard.
31:00That's why we came here.
31:02I had some money, and...
31:05..it was necessary to...
31:07..to get out of myself.
31:09People don't understand.
31:11If your husband understands...
31:16..he's very patient.
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33:22When will you do it?
33:30When she's asleep.
33:39I'll need her car.
33:51You can't stay here. I'm going out.
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38:58He'd been to the village to see friends the night before you arrived.
39:05He goes in once a week to play cards.
39:08He doesn't drink much. It makes him tired.
39:11His eyes, and he gets these headaches.
39:15I told you, the hospital.
39:18He was driving back.
39:21The girl must have been walking towards the village.
39:24He didn't see her until...
39:27It was raining, you see. He was tired.
39:30He killed a girl and brought her back here.
39:33He was afraid.
39:35He wanted to tell me as soon as he...
39:38He didn't tell me until the next morning. By then it was too late.
39:41He killed a girl and you let him bring her here.
39:44You've got to understand.
39:47He needed me.
39:49He was afraid. He came to me for help. Me.
39:53I couldn't turn him away.
39:55He trusted me.
40:00They would have taken him away from me.
40:04She isn't local.
40:06A foreign girl from Belgium.
40:09I haven't seen. I couldn't touch. I didn't...
40:17We waited to see if something might happen.
40:20If someone might have seen.
40:25We tried to think what to do.
40:28We thought...
40:31The garden.
40:34And then you came.
40:37If we turned you away, you might have remembered.
40:41Said something.
40:43We had to look as if...
40:46As if nothing...
40:52No one knew you were here.
40:55No one knew when you came.
40:58We thought...
40:59You thought you could make it look as if I killed that girl.
41:02They might never have found you.
41:05If we could say you arrived today,
41:09that your car was damaged,
41:12all we wanted was to take it away from Frank.
41:15They might never have asked.
41:17She's out there.
41:19Frank was going to take her back to...
41:24Oh, for God's sake, he didn't mean to kill her.
41:28He was afraid.
41:30He came home and threw himself on your mercy.
41:32Yes.
41:33Told you exactly what had happened.
41:34Yes.
41:35He trusted you.
41:36He needed me.
41:37You trusted him.
41:38Yes.
41:39But you couldn't bring yourself to see exactly what he'd done,
41:41exactly what it means.
41:42No.
41:43But I...
41:44Mrs Darwin.
41:45A nurse.
41:47Someone trained to it.
41:49What would it mean to me?
41:51Just another corpse?
41:52Just another road accident?
41:53Please.
41:54There is a difference.
41:56You probably wouldn't have noticed even if you'd looked.
41:58Just a slight difference.
42:00In the eyes, the tongue, the colour of the face.
42:03There are other injuries, of course.
42:05She may well have been struck by a car.
42:08But that isn't how she died, Mrs Darwin.
42:11She was strangled.
42:22Listen to me.
42:24I had to be sure you didn't know.
42:27He killed her.
42:29That's why he brought her here.
42:31He trusted me.
42:32He involved you because he was afraid.
42:35Using me was just an excuse.
42:38He would have buried that girl when no-one would have found her.
42:41If they'd asked about a girl, a young girl,
42:43you would have said nothing because you thought it was an accident.
42:46He's using you, don't you understand?
42:49He trusted me.
42:59If he killed that girl, the chances are that he knew her,
43:01that he met her before.
43:02No.
43:03He promised.
43:05You knew about her.
43:07I don't know.
43:08I don't know.
43:09I don't know.
43:10I don't know.
43:11I don't know.
43:12I don't know.
43:13He promised.
43:14You knew about her.
43:16There were girls before.
43:19He promised.
43:20He killed her, don't you understand?
43:22No.
43:24He showed you her handbag.
43:25You saw her handbag.
43:26He had to find her papers.
43:28Where is it now?
43:29I don't know.
43:31If we could find something, anything, to prove that he knew her,
43:34would you believe me then?
43:36I have to think.
43:38There isn't time.
43:44I'm a woman.
43:46Read it.
43:52You say you trust him?
43:55Trust him now.
44:03I don't know.
44:05I don't know.
44:07I don't know.
44:09I don't know.
44:11I don't know.
44:42The police.
44:43Yes.
44:44Telephone.
44:53Go to the village.
44:55The lock.
44:56I broke the lock.
44:57He'll know.
44:58You'll bring someone.
44:59There is time.
45:02They've got to move it out of there.
45:04No.
45:05It's the only way.
45:06No.
45:14I'll get the car.
45:16We've got to get it away from here.
45:17We've got to talk to it.
45:18I can't go in there.
45:19The paraphernalia.
45:21I can't do it without you.
45:22I need your help.
45:24I'll get the car.
45:54I'll get the car.
46:24I'll get the car.
46:55I'll get the car.
46:57I'll get the car.
47:22You found the letters?
47:24Yes.
47:26Someone saw me at the post.
47:28We stopped for tea.
47:29No name.
47:30Why should you leave a name?
47:31There's nothing to say you stayed here.
47:33And her?
47:34Everyone knows how careless she was with Paddy Finn.
47:36I've warned her often enough.
47:38I was out shooting.
47:40I tried to telephone but it was out of order.
47:43It took me 15 minutes to get to the village.
47:45By that time it was too late.
47:47Nothing left.
47:50You must go.
47:51He'll contact me.
47:53As soon as it's safe.
47:56Thank you.
48:03I left my gloves in your car.
48:06My very best gloves.
48:09Under the seat.
48:11I came all the way back.
48:18I can smell something burning.
48:26I can smell something burning.
48:56I can smell something burning.
49:03I can smell something burning.
49:05I can smell something burning.
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49:52I can smell something burning.