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00:00The end of the day
00:30When writing stories, I cannot seem to rid myself of the unfortunate habit of having one person do nasty things to another person.
00:44In this particular story, the nasty thing that one person does to the other is far, far nastier than would appear at first sight.
00:51I therefore invite you, when it is all over, to sit back and allow your imaginations to explore and to relish all the things that took place when you were not looking.
01:05All her life, Mrs. Foster had had an almost pathological fear of missing a train, a plane, a boat, or even a theatre curtain.
01:13In other respects, she was not a particularly nervous woman, but the mere thought of being late would throw her into such a state she would begin to twitch.
01:20Nothing much, just a tiny, valicating muscle in the corner of her left eye, like a secret wink.
01:50capital arcade, of course, is the same and natural 또irs do.
02:00This time, both of us are like changes in uncovering Blech and realization of her harvesting arm, but the most of us here don't seem to be a step-by-step plan.
02:08I'll take the luggage out to the car now madam.
02:26I don't think he'll be long now madam.
02:28you'll catch the plane all right.
02:30Walker.
02:31madam.
02:32what time is it?
02:344 11 madam.
02:38it's nearly quarter past.
02:45I know.
02:47unless I drive like a bat out of hell we'll never get to the airport on time.
02:50then drive like a bat out of hell.
02:53he's a pig.
02:55that's enough of that Arthur.
02:57I don't care.
02:58he makes her wait on purpose just to upset her.
03:00does it every time.
03:01you keep your thoughts to yourself.
03:02who are you to say makes her wait on purpose?
03:04it's a terrible thing to say.
03:06what's more I don't believe it's true either.
03:08last week going to the opera he was that late she needed smelling salts by the time we got there.
03:13I'll tell you something Mr Walker I'm glad he's giving us a six weeks off.
03:15I'm just about up to here with it.
03:17a word of advice Arthur.
03:19if you don't like working for Mr Foster find yourself another job.
03:22otherwise keep your mouth tight shut.
03:26the luggage is in the car madam.
03:36what time is it?
03:374.13.
03:38it takes an hour to get to Heathrow.
03:40the plane leaves for New York at 6.15.
03:42I have to be there at least an hour beforehand for all the formalities.
03:46I'll be late.
03:47I just know I'm going to be late.
03:49I think you'll be there in time madam.
03:51I warned Mr Foster that you must leave at 4.15.
03:54there's still more than a minute.
03:56no I'm going to miss it.
03:57I know I know I know I'm going to miss it.
03:59what time is it now?
04:00not quite 4.14 madam.
04:02huh?
04:03it'll be nice seeing Miss Ellen again won't it madam?
04:07just imagine seeing your grandchild for the first time.
04:10the excitement.
04:11oh and madam be sure to tell Miss Ellen to bring the baby.
04:15oh!
04:16now I really will miss it.
04:17oh god I wish he'd come.
04:19what time is it Walker?
04:20just after 4.15.
04:27there you are madam.
04:28you'll catch the plane with ease now.
04:29you'll see no need to worry.
04:31Arthur will get you there in plenty of time.
04:33you mark my words.
04:41well I suppose we'd better get going if you want to catch that plane.
04:56oh yes dear yes everything's ready.
04:58Arthur's waiting.
04:59good.
05:03well Walker has your coat dear.
05:05put it on.
05:06I'll be with you in a moment.
05:11I just want to wash my hands.
05:17I'm going to wait in the car.
05:31Arthur I'll miss the plane now won't I?
05:33no I don't think so madam.
05:34I'll get you there in time.
05:46oh god.
06:04you're welcome.
06:05i would love to see you in a little pool.
06:06okay.
06:07I'm going to lay some tea.
06:08i would love to see you.
06:09you're relaxing.
06:10you can't
06:13имерine in a moment.
06:14you're pink.
06:15you're pink.
06:16you're pink.
06:17you're pink.
06:18you're to the sky.
06:19i'm pink.
06:20you're pink.
06:21you're pink.
06:22you're pink.
06:23you're blue.
06:24you're white.
06:25you're pink.
06:26you're pink.
06:28you're pink.
06:29you're pink.
06:30Now, Arthur, I was listening to the radio.
06:52They say it's foggy at the airport.
06:54Oh, no.
06:55It's not too bad here, sir.
06:56It's all from foggy at Heathrow and perfectly clear
06:59everywhere else.
07:00I shouldn't be surprised if the flight's canceled.
07:03Don't say that, dear.
07:04Please.
07:05Arthur, this isn't the Monte Carlo rally.
07:13Yes, I shall move into the club tonight.
07:16Be a nice change, staying at the club.
07:18Yes, dear.
07:19And I'll write you from New York.
07:22Do sit back, dear.
07:22You'll make me nervous.
07:29When you've finished, come downstairs and get your wages.
07:40Thank you, Mr. Walker.
07:42And don't forget to leave me an address and a phone number
07:45where I can get you urgent.
07:47Mr. Foster's going to send me a wire when he wants the house reopened
07:50in about six weeks.
07:52I just wanted to get an address for Arthur, too.
07:55I'll be staying with my sister, Mr. Walker.
08:00I'll miss it now.
08:01I know I will.
08:02Stop fudging.
08:03It doesn't matter anyway.
08:05The flight's bound to be canceled.
08:07I don't know why you'd bother to come this far.
08:10Of course, by chance.
08:12The plane does take off.
08:14You're certain to miss it now.
08:16There's no chance of catching it.
08:19Why don't you resign yourself to that?
08:23Won't you?
08:25Won't I what?
08:26Be certain to miss the plane if it goes.
08:28We can't drive fast in this muck.
08:31Oh.
08:33There, we're stuck.
08:35I knew it.
08:36No, sir.
08:37We've made it.
08:38This is the terminal.
08:39Now just you wait here, madam, and I'll find out what's going on.
08:51Don't expect letters from me.
08:52I don't believe in writing letters.
08:54Unless there's something specific to say.
08:56Yes, dear.
08:57I know so.
08:58Don't you bother.
08:59I'll write once a week.
09:00Yes, I'll call into the house occasionally to pick up the mail and wind the clocks.
09:06Yes, dear.
09:09Madam, your flight's delayed all right.
09:11But they want you to hang about as they think the fog will lift in an hour or two.
09:14You're expected in the first class lounge.
09:16I'll just see you to the luggage.
09:20Well, goodbye, dear.
09:22Have a good trip.
09:24Tell Ellen I think of her.
09:26I will.
09:53May I have another orange juice, please?
09:55Certainly, madam.
10:05Nothing worse than hanging about, is there?
10:07Oh, I don't mind, really.
10:08Not out here at the airport.
10:10At least one's here.
10:12I mean, there's no chance of missing the plane.
10:15That's true.
10:18It's odd, but I'm really rather enjoying myself.
10:22There's a sort of comradeship, sort of safe feeling.
10:27I'm silly, I know, but I can't bear to be late.
10:29Just the thought of being late.
10:31It's from childhood.
10:32My father was an army officer, colonel.
10:35He was very strict, especially about mealtimes.
10:38God help us if we were even a minute late.
10:41And that's why I get so worked up now.
10:43My husband, I'm not blaming him.
10:46He just doesn't understand how upset I can.
10:49Excuse me.
10:51Yes?
10:53Yes.
10:56Yes, I see.
10:57Right.
10:58Uh, ladies and gentlemen, I'm sorry, but the fog doesn't look like clearing, so the flight on the frame is cancelled.
11:15Ladies and gentlemen, we're very sorry about all this, but we're going to try and get you all on our next flight to New York, which will be at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.
11:24I want to speak to Mr. Foster.
11:27His wife.
11:30Yes, just a moment, sir.
11:31Sir, if you'd like to tell me what arrangements you once made, bearing in mind that you must be here by 10 o'clock.
11:38Hello, dear.
11:40The flight has been cancelled.
11:41We won't leave until 11 tomorrow.
11:44Well, yes, I am very disappointed.
11:47Well, the servants have left the house already.
11:50Oh, well, I'll just get myself a room somewhere.
11:53Don't you bother about it.
11:56What?
11:58But the house is empty.
12:00Oh, don't be silly, dear.
12:02You don't want to come back from the club now.
12:05But there's no food in the house.
12:07There's nothing.
12:08What do you want to come back for?
12:11I'm not fussing, dear.
12:12It's just that...
12:13Yes.
12:21All right, dear.
12:25I'll get myself a sandwich.
12:27Then I'll see you at the house.
12:28I'm just taking the names of those people who want an hotel for now.
12:40A hotel?
12:41Yes.
12:42We'll put you up near the airport.
12:58All right, dear.
12:59There's no fun at all.
13:00In the house.
13:01No.
13:02Oh, my God.
13:03But...
13:04This has never happened at an offender,
13:05In the house.
13:06helps me to click the inside office.
13:11In the house.
13:12In England.
13:13and there you are. I've just got in myself. and how is New York Alice?
13:38I must retire. better go to bed. I'm sorry about this. there really was no need
13:43for you to come home. they offered to put us up in a hotel for the night. I didn't
13:46realize. I didn't think it was too late. stop bussing. anyway I wanted to come
13:51home. they gave me a rotten room at dawn. I have to be back there at 10. the plane leaves at 11.
13:59if the fog clears. it's clearing now. there's a wind coming up.
14:03well I've ordered a car for nine. that should give us plenty of time. thank you
14:08dear but I hope you're not going to bother to come all that way again just to see me
14:12off. no I don't think I will. but there's no reason why you shouldn't drop me at the
14:17bank first. I want to see how they are managing things. the bank's in the city.
14:23it's completely in the wrong direction. as I said we'll have plenty of time.
14:29what's the matter to do? don't you want to drop me at the bank?
14:59good morning dear. did you sleep well? like a baby. the car's here the driver's waiting. I'm all ready to go.
15:18well how about your luggage? it's at the airport. oh of course.
15:25well if you're going to drop me at the bank first.
15:28I suppose we better be going pretty soon. yes oh yes please.
15:33as I'll be right with you I'm just going to get myself a few cigars.
15:37what time is it? just after nine madam.
15:59I'm sorry.
16:29oh perhaps you'll be lucky this time. hurry please please I'm late.
16:44just a minute driver will you? what is it dear? I had a little present I wanted it to be of Ellen.
16:50now where on earth is it? I swear I had it in my hand when I came down. I never saw you carrying
16:55anything. what sort of present? what did it look like? a little box wrapped in white paper. I forgot
17:00to give it to you yesterday. I don't want to forget again today. I never saw you carrying a little box.
17:04I'd have seen it wouldn't I? a little box. I'd have seen it. found it I must have left it in my bedroom.
17:09I won't be a moment. oh please please we haven't got time. oh please leave it. you can mail it. it's
17:15only one of those silly little combs. you're always giving a cold. what's wrong with combs may I ask?
17:19nothing dear nothing I'm sure. but stay here I'm gonna get it. please please please don't.
17:24you can mail it. stay here. be quick please be quick please driver what time is it? I make it nearly 9 15
17:43madam. can we make it? oh god I have to be there by 10. can we make it do you think? that all depends
17:48on the traffic don't it madam? maybe we can maybe we can't.
17:54I found it. look how did he get down there?
18:04oh now he'll be up there searching all over for it. driver quickly run in and call him down will you?
18:09quickly. quickly. quickly quickly quickly. quickly. quickly.
18:22I can't get in lady. well without a key. do you have the key? yes yes somewhere somewhere just wait.
18:28there it is. then no I'll go. it'll be quicker. I know where he'll be.
18:37I can't get in lady.
18:51Alice.
18:53Alice.
18:55Alice.
18:57Alice.
18:59Alice.
19:01it's too late. I can't wait for him. I simply can't. I'll miss the plane.
19:22hurry driver hurry. to the airport. quickly quickly quickly.
19:28yeah aren't we going to wait for your husband madam? certainly not. I was only going to drop
19:32him at the bank. he'll understand. he'll get a cab. now don't just sit there talking. get going.
19:36i've got a plane to catch for new york. yes madam.
19:47my dear it's tuesday today and so another letter. this believe it or not is the sixth letter i've
20:00written to you from new york. the six weeks have gone so very quickly it's suddenly turned very cold
20:06here and wet. it's been raining every day. but little cornelia doesn't mind and we went to the
20:11zoo in central park yesterday. ellen and mike say they'll be sad to see me go but i think they're
20:17just being polite. expect a cable from me in the next day or two. i intend to be back by the weekend
20:23after next. now i hope you've been taking your meals regularly dear. although this is something
20:29i'm afraid you may not have been doing when i'm not there would you be so kind as to carry
20:52my bags up the stairs. i don't want any change. thank you so much. thank you.
21:22thank you so much.
22:22Is that the elevator emergency service?
22:41This is Mrs. Foster.
22:44Foster Hill House?
22:46Yes, that's right.
22:48Could you send someone round as soon as possible, do you think?
22:50Yes. It seems to be stuck between the first and second floor.
22:59No, I don't know when it happened.
23:01There's been no one here for six weeks, and it must have been as long as that.
23:05You see, I've been away.
23:08Oh, thank you so much.
23:10You see, my legs, um, my legs aren't too good for walking up the stairs.
23:18Oh, that's very kind of you.
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