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00:01:26We're home girl
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00:02:55Know I know
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00:03:56This is ridiculous
00:04:00Thanks, George
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00:04:30Kate how are you?
00:04:32Wondering about you. How are things Susie things Kate are in a shambles
00:04:40It's finished
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00:04:43When did you decide that?
00:04:45last night
00:04:48Okay, do you know how hard I've tried how much I wanted to make it work
00:04:54But there's nothing left nothing and Ben agrees no
00:05:00But when something's dead the only decent thing to do is bury it I
00:05:07Called my attorney earlier today and made an appointment for tomorrow
00:05:12I'm gonna start proceedings immediately. My you are in a rush
00:05:17Why wait? Well, yeah, I suppose if you're that sure I
00:05:25Was half expecting a call from you
00:05:29Big sister's intuition. Well, I hardly needed a crystal ball. Did I?
00:05:34Hey, look Susie. Why don't you come up here? We can talk or not. Whatever you want
00:05:38Oh Katie, I'd love to but it's too complicated
00:05:42There's the cat the dog the bird a million things
00:05:45Can't Ben take care of the animals for a few days Ben's gone
00:05:49He left this morning for LA on business and I want to be out when he gets back
00:05:54What about the house?
00:05:56It's his
00:05:58And he can have everything in it. I
00:06:01Want nothing from him?
00:06:03And he'll get no more from me
00:06:06Clean finished as if there never was a marriage. That's what I'm gonna tell the lawyer. Hey, look Susie
00:06:12Why don't I drive down there and keep you company? No, I'm all right, really
00:06:18It's been raining here and they're predicting a big storm. I don't want you driving down in that
00:06:22When did the little weather ever stop me look, it's not even three o'clock and it's lonely around here with Philip away
00:06:30I can be down there in plenty of time for us to have a drink and a nice cozy dinner together
00:06:35No, I don't think so
00:06:38I'll probably have myself a good cry tonight
00:06:43No, no, I'll be fine in the morning I'll call you tomorrow, okay
00:06:49Okay, love
00:06:51You you will call if you change your mind, yes, I will and Katie
00:06:58Thanks for being there
00:07:01Bye-bye
00:07:05Have you finished it
00:07:17What are you doing here
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00:09:14Hello operator I've been trying to reach area code 408
00:09:19Five five five four two. Oh eight and I keep getting a busy signal
00:09:24Has there been any trouble with the telephone lines down there because of the storm?
00:09:27We haven't been notified of any. Oh, well fine. Then. Could you check the line for conversation, please?
00:09:32Is this an emergency call?
00:09:35Yes, this is an emergency. I'll have it checked for you
00:09:40I'm sorry
00:09:42Off the hook. There's no conversation on the line. Oh, yes. Well, thank you operator
00:09:49I
00:10:07Decided to drive down and spend the night with Susan. Could you get the car out for me? Yes, ma'am right away. Thanks
00:10:12I'll just put some things in the suitcase
00:10:20Oh, yeah, just throw those in the front seat
00:10:35I have a nice trip. Hold down the port George. I'll do my best
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00:11:48Yes, ma'am, what can I do for you fill it up, please? Yes, ma'am
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00:13:16Any south miss yes
00:13:18How far about 25 miles roads closed beyond Wilton corners, we've had some rock slides
00:13:23Oh, well, I wasn't going quite that far just to say miss
00:13:26We're recommending the folks stay off route one unless it's urgent. You're gonna have to close down all of it as soon as it's dark
00:13:33Well, I'll make a phone call. Maybe I'll stay at the lodge for the night. That'd be best
00:13:38Thank you, come again, miss
00:14:08I
00:14:38Is there something wrong
00:14:39Well, I'm at Highland Point. I called her again, but there was no answer
00:14:43I thought maybe she changed her mind about coming up to the city. Perhaps. She's on her way mrs. Wainwright
00:14:48Well, I doubt that she'd come without calling
00:14:51Look, I'm gonna go on down to Susan's if she does arrive have a call me. Will you?
00:14:58Okay, bye
00:15:08You
00:15:38You
00:16:08You
00:16:38You
00:17:08Hey Susie let me in it's a little damp out here
00:17:38You
00:18:08Oh
00:18:20Hi Callie
00:18:24You hungry oh
00:18:29You couldn't possibly be you've already been fed
00:18:38Oh
00:18:46Susan
00:18:48Hey, it's me
00:18:52So
00:18:56Susie
00:19:08So
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00:20:07Susan where have you been the past hour? I've been calling it
00:20:14Susan
00:20:20Who is it who's there
00:20:25Oh
00:20:44Mrs. Hawks, what are you doing here?
00:20:50Where is mrs. Chapel, what's that? Oh
00:20:56What'd you say I
00:20:58Asked you where mrs. Chapel is I don't keep tabs on your sister. She's always gallivanting someone
00:21:05She's not home. No
00:21:07What time did she leave search me? She's gone from the house when I got here. That's all I know
00:21:13What time was that my regular time three o'clock?
00:21:17But I I talked to her on the phone just a few minutes before three I
00:21:21Can't help that. I was here at my regular hour just like always but that's not possible
00:21:29You would have seen her leaving on the way from your house, wouldn't you
00:21:34Are you calling me a liar mrs. Wainwright
00:21:38No, of course not mrs. Hawks. I was only trying to be logical
00:21:42There's no way from here to the highway except past your house
00:21:46And it must take at least five minutes to walk the road from your house to here
00:21:49I know what time I got here. I can't say what time you spoke to your sister
00:21:55So, I don't know if I should have seen her going to the highway or not do it
00:22:00Mrs. Hawks, I tried to call here twice between three and four and the phone was off the hook
00:22:07Then someone put it back on and when I called again, there was no answer
00:22:11And you insist you were here all that time
00:22:14This is when right some people have work to do I am trying to do mine now, I don't know nothing about no phone I
00:22:22Came in here at three o'clock and I went straight upstairs
00:22:27Today is my upstairs day
00:22:30Hmm, and you probably didn't hear the phone ringing because your hearing aid was turned off
00:22:38Well, it wouldn't be nobody calling me here
00:22:40Have you seen the dog mrs. Hawks, there's no need to shout. No, I didn't not hiding her hair. She'd probably
00:22:49with it when she left
00:23:10Oh
00:23:24It's freezing here no wonder
00:23:40Hello, hello, is Susan there? No, she isn't who's calling please. This is Edith Jordan. Oh, Edith
00:23:48Hi, how are you? This is Catherine Wainwright. Catherine Wayne. Oh
00:23:54Catherine hi. Why did you get down here? Oh
00:23:59Well, will Susan be back in a minute?
00:24:02I
00:24:03Imagine she will she wasn't here when I arrived and since she didn't know I was coming. I really can't be sure
00:24:08She might have gone somewhere for dinner. Well, I doubt that unless she's on her way here
00:24:15Have you spoken to Susan since last night
00:24:19Then you know what she's decided
00:24:23I
00:24:25Don't understand
00:24:27Apparently she's been gone for a couple of hours. Mrs. Hawks has been here since three and
00:24:33What's she doing there?
00:24:35Susan pink slip battle babble acts and she's been gone for a couple of hours. I
00:24:41Don't understand
00:24:44She's been gone for a couple of hours
00:24:47She's been gone for a couple of hours
00:24:49Mrs. Hawks! What's she doing there? Susan Pink slipped that old babble axe.
00:24:56She finally fired her.
00:24:58She told me so last night. They had words more than usual, I gather.
00:25:04Are you sure?
00:25:05Susan gave her two weeks' pay and a boot in the rear.
00:25:08If it had been me, she could go and whistle for her two weeks.
00:25:11Well, then, what's she doing here?
00:25:14Well, I always did think that that old witch was a little bit tetched.
00:25:19You know how possessive she is about Ben and that house.
00:25:22She obviously won't take gold for an answer until she's thrown out bodily.
00:25:27But I wouldn't advise you to try it.
00:25:29I'm sure her bite is poisonous.
00:25:31Well, if she does come to your house, will you have her call me?
00:25:35Of course. I'll have her phone you right away.
00:25:37And if she comes home, let me know, will you?
00:25:40I'm kind of worried about her, the state of mind she's in.
00:25:44Yes, I will, Edith. Bye-bye.
00:26:11Oh, stone cold.
00:26:32Mrs. Hart.
00:26:33Yes, Mrs. Hart.
00:26:34I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.
00:26:37Mrs. Hawks, the furnace isn't working.
00:26:40The furnace ain't my business.
00:26:43Do you know how to turn it on?
00:26:45No.
00:26:46Don't you have a furnace at your house?
00:26:48Not one of them new-fangled oil burner things.
00:26:51If you're cold, sit by the fire.
00:28:07What were you doing down there?
00:28:09Getting the furnace started.
00:28:11Mrs. Hawks, don't you have any idea
00:28:14where Mrs. Chappell might have been all this time?
00:28:17She could have gone to see her lawyer, I suppose, about the divorce.
00:28:21How would you know about the divorce?
00:28:23It was just decided last night.
00:28:25It's been common for a long time.
00:28:27Anybody with eyes could see that.
00:28:30Do you realize that Mr. Chappell
00:28:33is likely to lose this house
00:28:35if she goes through with the divorce now?
00:28:37That's hardly your affair.
00:28:39Oh, ain't it?
00:28:41This house has been my affair for the past ten years.
00:28:44Every day, from breakfast till the dinner dishes
00:28:46was washed and put away,
00:28:48this house and Mr. Chappell, mine,
00:28:50until she came along.
00:28:52That's enough, Mrs. Hawks.
00:28:54Now, you needn't bother about dinner,
00:28:57and if you're finished with your other work, you can go.
00:29:00I'm sure that Mrs. Chappell will be home soon,
00:29:02and we'll fix something for ourselves.
00:29:04Number one, I ain't finished with my other work.
00:29:06Number two, this is Wednesday.
00:29:08On Wednesday, Mr. Chappell always has my New England boiled dinner.
00:29:12Mr. Chappell won't be home for dinner.
00:29:14He's in Los Angeles.
00:29:16That's so. Nobody told me.
00:29:18You can take my word for it.
00:29:21And neither Mrs. Chappell nor I like boiled food.
00:29:25In this house, I don't like boiled food.
00:29:28In this house, I take my orders from Mr. Chappell.
00:29:33Mrs. Hawks, you leave me no choice.
00:29:36I happen to know that Mrs. Chappell fired you,
00:29:39so if you'd be kind enough to leave.
00:29:42I've been working for Mr. Chappell for a long time.
00:29:46He hired me.
00:29:48He's the only one who can fire me.
00:29:51Did you hear what I said?
00:29:54I want you to go.
00:29:57Now.
00:30:27Sue?
00:30:58Susie?
00:31:01Sue?
00:31:09Where is she?
00:31:11Who?
00:31:12Mrs. Chappell. Her car's in the garage.
00:31:14Didn't she come in this way?
00:31:17Susan?
00:31:19Susan?
00:31:47Susan?
00:31:52Sue, are you here?
00:32:17Sue?
00:32:19Susan?
00:32:26Susan?
00:32:28Susie, are you out here?
00:32:46Susan?
00:33:06Mrs. Hawks?
00:33:09Mrs. Hawks?
00:33:16Mrs. Hawks?
00:33:46Mrs. Hawks?
00:34:16Mrs. Hawks?
00:34:47Sloan and Simpson, good afternoon.
00:34:50Is Mr. Chappell's secretary there?
00:34:53I don't know her name.
00:34:55Well, Joyce is gone for the day.
00:34:57Oh.
00:34:59Well, perhaps you could tell me,
00:35:01where does Mr. Chappell stay
00:35:03when he goes to Los Angeles for the company?
00:35:05Well, he always stayed at the Whitehall.
00:35:08The Whitehall. Thank you.
00:35:10But, ma'am,
00:35:12Yes?
00:35:14Mr. Chappell hasn't been with Sloan and Simpson for some time.
00:35:17What?
00:35:19Are you sure?
00:35:21Oh, yes. He left the firm over a month ago.
00:35:24I see.
00:35:28Thank you very much.
00:35:34Funny.
00:35:36Susan never mentioned that.
00:35:38Oh.
00:35:40Oh, well, Callie, all right, if you're still hungry.
00:36:02Mrs. Hawks?
00:36:04Mrs. Hawks?
00:36:07Mrs. Hawks?
00:36:18Mrs. Hawks?
00:36:20Is that you?
00:36:36Mrs. Hawks?
00:36:52How'd that get open?
00:37:06How'd that get open?
00:37:08How'd that get open?
00:37:34That I don't need.
00:37:37That I don't need.
00:37:39That I don't need.
00:37:41That I don't need.
00:38:07Oh, where have you been?
00:38:11Oh, you are a mess.
00:38:13Where have you been?
00:38:14Oh, Susan?
00:38:16Oh?
00:38:18Oh, is she?
00:38:32What do you want down there?
00:38:34Come on.
00:38:36Come on. Let's go in by the fire.
00:38:38Come on.
00:38:47Come on, girl.
00:38:49Just lie down by the fire and get dry.
00:39:08Come on.
00:39:23Whitehall.
00:39:26Whitehall.
00:39:39Do you have a Mr. Benjamin Chapel registered there?
00:39:42Just a moment, please.
00:39:45No, we don't.
00:39:47Well, do you have a reservation for him?
00:39:51And he hasn't canceled his reservation?
00:39:53No.
00:39:55Well, then I'd like to leave a message for him, please.
00:39:57Would you have him call home as soon as he arrives?
00:40:01Yes, that's right. Thank you.
00:40:08Come on, girl.
00:40:38Come on.
00:41:08Come on.
00:41:39Hello?
00:41:41Catherine? Edith?
00:41:43Has Susan come home yet?
00:41:45No, she hasn't.
00:41:46Gee, that is strange.
00:41:48Well, her car's in the garage.
00:41:50I thought she'd come home when I saw it,
00:41:52but I guess a friend picked her up,
00:41:53and the car's been here all the time.
00:41:55Could be, but...
00:41:57Catherine, I think you should call the police
00:42:01and report her as missing.
00:42:03The police?
00:42:05Really?
00:42:07You really think I should?
00:42:13Well, maybe I will.
00:42:16Good.
00:42:17Catherine, I'd hate to think of you there all alone.
00:42:20I was going to suggest that Harry pick you up
00:42:22so you could join us for dinner,
00:42:24but I just heard on the radio that Route 1
00:42:26is closed by rockslides between there and here.
00:42:30Well, that's very thoughtful of you, Edith.
00:42:33But I'm okay.
00:42:35I'm probably being foolish.
00:42:37I've been jumping at sounds
00:42:39and imagining all sorts of things.
00:42:44Well, I'd hate to be alone in that house
00:42:47on a night like this,
00:42:49especially with all your worry about Susan.
00:42:52Oh, I'd really be spooked.
00:42:55Well, I definitely think you should call the police.
00:43:00Hello?
00:43:02Hello?
00:43:04Edith?
00:43:07Hello?
00:43:29Edith?
00:43:59Who's there?
00:44:01Everybody serves.
00:44:07Miss West,
00:44:09I'm sorry.
00:44:11I'm sorry.
00:44:13I'm so sorry.
00:44:15I'm sorry.
00:44:17I'm sorry.
00:44:19I'm sorry.
00:44:21I'm sorry.
00:44:23I'm sorry.
00:44:25I'm sorry.
00:44:28Miss Wainwright?
00:44:30Yes, is there something wrong?
00:44:32Oh, no, ma'am.
00:44:34Mrs. Edith Jordan called headquarters
00:44:36and asked us to look in on you,
00:44:38make sure you're all right.
00:44:40Oh, yes, I'm fine.
00:44:42Come in, please.
00:44:44Your phone still out of order?
00:44:46Yes, I'm afraid so.
00:44:48I just tried it again.
00:44:50Well, we've reported it,
00:44:52but there are so many lines down from the storm,
00:44:55I'm trying to locate your sister and tell her you're here.
00:44:57Oh, thank you.
00:44:59I've been quite concerned.
00:45:01Emergency vehicles can get through on Route 1 to the north,
00:45:03so if you'd like us to take you by Mrs. Jordan's home,
00:45:06she thought you might want to spend the night with her.
00:45:08Well, that's very kind of you,
00:45:10but Mrs. Chappell might be coming in any time now,
00:45:13and I'd rather be here.
00:45:15Well, you could leave her a note.
00:45:17No, no, I'll stay here.
00:45:19But would it be possible
00:45:21if Mrs. Chappell is stranded somewhere
00:45:24Yes, ma'am.
00:45:26We'll keep in touch with Mrs. Jordan.
00:45:28If she hears anything, we'll get back to you.
00:45:32Now, is there anything else we can do for you?
00:45:34Oh, yes.
00:45:36Part of a tree broke through the window upstairs,
00:45:38and it's too heavy for me to move.
00:45:40The room's getting soaked.
00:45:42I think we can fix that,
00:45:44but we'll need something to block it off with.
00:45:46Oh, I think we can find something in the basement.
00:45:49Must be something down here you can use.
00:45:51Give me a minute. I think this will work.
00:45:54How big is that window, ma'am?
00:45:56Think that'll cover it?
00:45:58Oh, yes, that should be fine.
00:46:00Okay, so we'll need something to hold this in place.
00:46:02We'll take a couple of these, too, boss.
00:46:05I think that'll hold it, ma'am.
00:46:07Thank you very much.
00:46:09I think that'll hold it, ma'am.
00:46:32Thank you very much.
00:46:33It's all right, girl.
00:46:45There's a highway patrol car stationed up the slide about two miles north on Route 1.
00:46:49So if you change your mind or you need any help...
00:46:51Yes, all right.
00:46:52And thank you again.
00:46:53Oh, girl, for heaven's sake.
00:49:13Who's there?
00:49:23Who's there?
00:49:33Who's there?
00:49:53Who's there?
00:50:13Is someone there?
00:50:37Who's there?
00:50:57Who's there?
00:51:17Who's there?
00:51:37Who's there?
00:51:57What are you doing here?
00:52:09Where are you going?
00:52:10I'm leaving.
00:52:11The lights are out.
00:52:12Get out of the rain.
00:52:13You're getting soaked.
00:52:14Listen, I saw the police going out past my house, and I was wondering, well, is something
00:52:22wrong here?
00:52:23What did they want?
00:52:24I don't know.
00:52:25Maybe they just brought me a message from Mrs. Jordan.
00:52:26What happened to your lights?
00:52:27I don't know.
00:52:28The storm, I suppose.
00:52:29Oh, that ain't likely.
00:52:30We're on the same line, and my light is okay.
00:52:31Maybe it's a fuse.
00:52:32I better take a look.
00:52:33I'll light the candles.
00:52:34There's a flashlight here somewhere.
00:52:36Here it is.
00:52:37Now, here's the fuse, and here's the light, and here's the fuse, and here's the light.
00:53:07I thought it might be a fuse, but I don't know where the fuse box is.
00:53:12Oh, it's in the basement.
00:53:13You better come with me.
00:53:14Why?
00:53:15Well, my eyes ain't so good.
00:53:16Sometimes it's hard to know which ones is blown.
00:53:18I don't know.
00:53:19I don't know.
00:53:20I don't know.
00:53:21I don't know.
00:53:22I don't know.
00:53:23I don't know.
00:53:24I don't know.
00:53:25I don't know.
00:53:26I don't know.
00:53:27I don't know.
00:53:28I don't know.
00:53:29I don't know.
00:53:30I don't know.
00:53:31I don't know.
00:53:32I don't know.
00:53:33I don't know.
00:53:34I don't know.
00:53:35I don't know.
00:53:36I don't know.
00:53:37I don't know.
00:53:38I don't know.
00:53:39I don't know.
00:53:40I don't know.
00:53:41I don't know.
00:53:42I don't know.
00:53:43I don't know.
00:53:44I don't know.
00:53:45I don't know.
00:53:46I don't know.
00:53:47I don't know.
00:53:48I don't know.
00:53:50University, Number 3.
00:53:58I don't know.
00:53:59I don't know.
00:54:04I don't know.
00:54:06You don't know?
00:54:07What do you might know?
00:54:10Mrs. Hawks, Mrs. Hawks.
00:54:12to discuss Mr. Chappell's problem with you.
00:54:14He'd lose this house, everything.
00:54:17I understand how you feel about Mr. Chappell,
00:54:20but this is between Mr. Chappell and Mrs. Chappell.
00:54:23You think he married her for her money, don't you?
00:54:26Oh, Mrs. Hawks, please.
00:54:32What's this?
00:54:35The handle is, it's on off.
00:54:43You.
00:54:45All the time.
00:54:46What?
00:54:48I knew there was someone in this house.
00:54:51You never went home, did you?
00:54:53What are you talking about?
00:54:54You turned off the lights to frighten me.
00:54:56Why?
00:54:58Do you really hate my sister that much?
00:55:00You're talking crazy.
00:55:02Down here in the basement,
00:55:04making noises to frighten me.
00:55:06You're trying to drive me out of this house.
00:55:09Now, what would I go skulking around here for?
00:55:11I don't know, but I heard you.
00:55:14I heard you.
00:55:17Did you tell that to the police?
00:55:21Yes, I did.
00:55:23You're lying.
00:55:25They didn't do any searching.
00:55:28I was outside watching.
00:55:30You told them they didn't believe you.
00:55:33It was you all the time.
00:55:38Get out of this house.
00:55:40Get out.
00:55:42Get out!
00:56:10Get out!
00:56:12Get out!
00:56:40Oh, Ben.
00:56:45Katherine.
00:56:49Well, hello.
00:56:50I certainly didn't expect to see you here,
00:56:52but I guess I shouldn't be too surprised, should I?
00:56:55Under the circumstances,
00:56:57obviously, Susan told you.
00:56:58Susan isn't here.
00:57:00She's not?
00:57:02Well, where is she?
00:57:04I don't know.
00:57:06Ben, I'm worried. I've been here for hours.
00:57:08I've even been outside looking for her.
00:57:11Well, maybe she drove up to see you.
00:57:13Her car's in the garage.
00:57:15Well, that's odd.
00:57:18Well, probably a friend came to pick her up.
00:57:21She may have felt the need to talk.
00:57:25I suppose you know about us.
00:57:28Yes, she told me on the phone.
00:57:30That's why I decided to come down.
00:57:31But when I got here, she wasn't here.
00:57:34She told me you were going to Los Angeles on business.
00:57:36Well, I was on my way.
00:57:39After our blow-up last night,
00:57:41I thought it would be a good idea
00:57:42if we both had some time to cool off.
00:57:46But on my way to the airport,
00:57:47I started to have second thoughts.
00:57:53I was halfway up the steps of the plane
00:57:54when I just turned around and came back down again.
00:57:57I sat in the airport, and I thought over
00:57:59all the things that we had said to each other,
00:58:01and the more I thought about it,
00:58:03the more I thought about it, the worse.
00:58:06Well, anyway, that plane took off without me,
00:58:09and then the next one,
00:58:11and finally I decided that I would come on back
00:58:13and try my damnedest to find some way to patch things up.
00:58:19Certainly more important than any business trip.
00:58:23I'll find her.
00:58:24The phone's out of order.
00:58:34Well, it's dead, all right.
00:58:38Well, I'm gonna go up and change out of these wet things.
00:58:41Maybe the phone will be fixed by then.
00:58:45Ben, did you know that Susan fired Mrs. Hawks?
00:58:49Yes. It was pretty rough on the old girl.
00:58:51I mean, after being here all these years,
00:58:53but I don't blame Susan.
00:58:55Mrs. Hawks looked on her as a usurper
00:58:57ever since we got married.
00:58:58Well, she was here today, cleaning and cooking as usual.
00:59:01She was? Not only that.
00:59:03She's been trying to frighten me into leaving.
00:59:06Now, Katherine, I find that hard to believe.
00:59:08But it's true.
00:59:10She's had me climbing the walls.
00:59:12I think she resents me even more than she does Susan.
00:59:15You really think so?
00:59:18Well, the fact is, I'm not too sure
00:59:20that Mrs. Hawks is quite all there.
00:59:24Ben, you don't suppose
00:59:27Mrs. Hawks could have done something to Susan, do you?
00:59:30What?
00:59:33Well, I suppose it is possible.
00:59:36No.
00:59:38I mean, what am I saying? The idea is ridiculous.
00:59:41Katherine, nobody has done anything to Susan.
00:59:47You're so jumpy.
00:59:49It's beginning to affect me.
00:59:55Ben.
00:59:57How did you get here?
00:59:59What? What do you mean?
01:00:02The highway. It's closed.
01:00:05Oh, yeah. Of course.
01:00:08Well, I had to take the back road,
01:00:10the one that cuts in just north of Wilton Corners.
01:00:13It's mostly a dirt road.
01:00:15Well, mud now.
01:00:17And it's washed out a couple of miles from here.
01:00:20I had to walk from there.
01:00:22Well, that's why I'm such a mess.
01:00:24Katherine, relax.
01:00:26We're worrying about nothing.
01:00:28Susan's spending the night with a friend.
01:00:31I'm sure of it.
01:00:33You'll see.
01:00:35What about the people you were supposed to meet in Los Angeles?
01:00:39Your business appointment.
01:00:41Won't they be wondering where you are?
01:00:43I called my office from the airport
01:00:45and told my secretary to phone down and cancel.
01:00:48Your secretary at Sloan & Simpson?
01:00:50Well, of course. What else?
01:00:53What's with you, Kate?
01:00:55Uh, nothing.
01:00:58I-I-I just wondered.
01:01:04You really are shook up.
01:01:07No.
01:01:53Well, I feel a lot better.
01:01:55Have you tried the phone again?
01:01:57No.
01:02:02Still nothing.
01:02:07Ben?
01:02:09Does Susan know about your job?
01:02:14Know what?
01:02:16I can't tell you.
01:02:18I don't know.
01:02:20Know what?
01:02:22I called Sloan & Simpson earlier today
01:02:24to find out where I could reach you in Los Angeles.
01:02:28I see.
01:02:30And what you found out is that I'd been sacked.
01:02:35No, Susan doesn't know.
01:02:38Oh, I see.
01:02:40That's what all those questions were all about.
01:02:43Were you really going to Los Angeles?
01:02:45Yes.
01:02:47To see my contacts, ex-customers and all that.
01:02:50I've been beating the bushes these last months
01:02:52trying to locate a new situation.
01:02:54Hopefully before I had to tell Susan I'd blown the old one.
01:02:59I guess you've been under a lot of pressure lately.
01:03:02Pressure?
01:03:04You mean money.
01:03:06Yes.
01:03:08Is, uh...
01:03:10Is that part of the trouble between you and Susan?
01:03:13Not...
01:03:15Directly.
01:03:17Would you like a drink, Catherine?
01:03:19No, thank you.
01:03:21Well, I think I'm gonna have another one.
01:03:23I still haven't gotten a chill out of my bones.
01:03:27What do you mean,
01:03:29not directly?
01:03:31Oh.
01:03:35It bugs me.
01:03:37I mean, not being able to give Susan the things I'd like to.
01:03:41I've got my share of male ego,
01:03:43and it bothers me whenever she uses her own money
01:03:45to buy clothing and things.
01:03:47No reason why she shouldn't?
01:03:49I suppose not.
01:03:51But, uh...
01:03:53It triggered more than one argument,
01:03:55for which I take full responsibility.
01:03:57But, you know, I've always wanted to make a go of it.
01:04:00On what I earn.
01:04:02I would have thought
01:04:04that the extra 15,000
01:04:06that Susan drew from her trust fund last month
01:04:08would have eased things for you a bit.
01:04:12So she told you about that?
01:04:14No.
01:04:16My attorney did.
01:04:18I see.
01:04:20Well,
01:04:22some of my creditors were getting a bit nasty.
01:04:24Speaking of lawyers,
01:04:26did you know that Susan's planning
01:04:28to see her lawyer tomorrow about the divorce?
01:04:30Well, I suppose
01:04:32I'm not all that surprised.
01:04:34A divorce now would put you in a bind,
01:04:36wouldn't it?
01:04:38I guess.
01:04:40I haven't thought that much about it,
01:04:42because it's not gonna happen.
01:04:44The truth is,
01:04:46our difficulties are just a bunch of molehills
01:04:48piled one on top of another
01:04:50until they look like an insurmountable mountain.
01:04:52We'll work it out.
01:04:54You'll see.
01:04:56Those molehills?
01:04:58Money and other women?
01:05:00Look, Katherine,
01:05:02I know that Susan was just a little suspicious
01:05:05on my business trips,
01:05:07but I gave up those one-night stands
01:05:09long before we were married.
01:05:15Ben?
01:05:17I found Susan's keys
01:05:19and her wallet upstairs.
01:05:21I can't imagine
01:05:23why she would have gone out without them.
01:05:25Well, she has another set of keys.
01:05:27And why would she need her wallet
01:05:29if she's having dinner at her friend's house?
01:05:31Yes, I suppose,
01:05:33but I can't get it out of my head
01:05:35that maybe this afternoon
01:05:37she went outside for something
01:05:39and in the storm had an accident.
01:05:41She could be lying out there somewhere.
01:05:45Your imagination's working overtime.
01:05:49Okay.
01:05:51It'll make you feel better.
01:05:53I'll go out and look.
01:06:03Thanks, Ben.
01:06:09Looks like the rain's let up.
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01:07:31What are you doing?
01:07:33I just got into you, Catherine.
01:07:35Where do you think you're going?
01:07:37Suddenly I just couldn't sit there any longer.
01:07:39Ben, I'm frightened.
01:07:41Of what?
01:07:43Something terrible has happened to Susan.
01:07:45I know it.
01:07:47I'm sure of it, Ben.
01:07:49If I could just get to the police and tell them.
01:07:51Catherine, you're not making any sense.
01:07:53I mean, we're stuck here until morning.
01:07:55There's no place to go.
01:07:57No!
01:07:59There are police at the roadblock.
01:08:01If I could just tell them...
01:08:03Catherine.
01:08:05You're letting your imagination run wild.
01:08:07Come on.
01:08:09Go inside, sit down quietly,
01:08:11and I'll give you a nice,
01:08:13stiff drink.
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01:08:37Come on.
01:08:41Sit down.
01:08:53Here we go. Down the hatch.
01:08:59Come on.
01:09:07One more.
01:09:09All of it this time.
01:09:13I'll be all right in a minute.
01:09:15In a minute.
01:09:17If you drink that all down. Come on.
01:09:25Ben, I'm sorry.
01:09:27It's been a nerve-wracking day.
01:09:29I'm all right now.
01:09:31You sure?
01:09:33Yes, but I'm exhausted.
01:09:35Of course.
01:09:39If you don't mind, I think I'll
01:09:41go up and lie down.
01:09:43I feel as if I could sleep for a week.
01:09:45Good idea.
01:09:47Oh, I can make it.
01:09:49Well, you get some sleep.
01:09:51I'll wake you when Susan gets home.
01:09:53Catherine.
01:09:55She's probably repairing the lines right now.
01:09:57I'm sure we'll have service any minute now.
01:10:01Yes.
01:10:03I'm sure.
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01:11:43Susan!
01:11:45What is it?
01:11:47Do you want to go out?
01:11:49Soon.
01:11:51All right.
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01:12:03Catherine! No!
01:12:05Jambo, no!
01:12:07Let her go!
01:12:09Mr. Jambo, I'll call the police!
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