WEBVTT 00:01:06.251 --> 00:02:00.037 ..:: ارائه شده توسط وب سايت بلبل جان ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:02:06.251 --> 00:02:08.037 (MRS. FISHER SCREAMS) 00:02:09.921 --> 00:02:12.207 MRS. FISHER: My babies! 00:02:13.884 --> 00:02:15.715 (CONTINUES SCREAMING) 00:03:39.845 --> 00:03:41.051 Arthur? 00:03:53.024 --> 00:03:54.639 (EXHALES) 00:03:57.946 --> 00:03:59.607 JOSEPH: Daddy? 00:03:59.698 --> 00:04:01.313 Coming. 00:04:01.992 --> 00:04:03.072 (SLOSHING) 00:04:07.998 --> 00:04:09.488 (LOCKING BRIEFCASE) 00:04:13.420 --> 00:04:15.206 Do you like it, Daddy? 00:04:16.506 --> 00:04:18.042 Very much. 00:04:19.718 --> 00:04:21.583 You didn't look at it properly. 00:04:21.678 --> 00:04:23.168 Of course I did. 00:04:24.848 --> 00:04:27.635 That's me, that's Nanny, 00:04:27.726 --> 00:04:31.514 that's Mummy, and that's you. 00:04:33.190 --> 00:04:34.600 Why do I look so sad? 00:04:34.691 --> 00:04:37.433 That's what your face looks like. 00:04:37.527 --> 00:04:39.518 ARTHUR: Oh, it is, is it? 00:04:40.280 --> 00:04:42.896 I wish you didn't have to go away from me. 00:04:44.117 --> 00:04:45.106 Me, too. 00:04:45.202 --> 00:04:47.614 But we'll have the whole weekend 00:04:47.704 --> 00:04:48.910 in the countryside, won't we? 00:04:48.997 --> 00:04:50.988 See, tomorrow, 00:04:52.167 --> 00:04:53.907 then Thursday, 00:04:54.961 --> 00:04:57.668 and then we're back together. Not long at all. 00:05:03.261 --> 00:05:05.718 You look just like your mother. 00:05:06.890 --> 00:05:07.879 Have you got the train tickets? 00:05:07.974 --> 00:05:09.134 Yes, we've got the train tickets. 00:05:09.226 --> 00:05:11.342 - And you know all the times? - Yes, we know the times. 00:05:11.895 --> 00:05:15.137 Okay, I've got to go. Don't want to be late. 00:05:15.232 --> 00:05:17.473 Go, we'll be fine. We'll see you Friday. 00:05:17.567 --> 00:05:19.933 - See you. - Wave bye-bye. 00:05:27.911 --> 00:05:30.243 I know you've had it rough, Kipps, 00:05:30.330 --> 00:05:34.118 and I'm sympathetic to your situation. 00:05:36.837 --> 00:05:39.419 But we can't carry passengers. 00:05:40.423 --> 00:05:43.790 We're a law firm, not a charity. 00:05:46.054 --> 00:05:47.294 Good. 00:05:47.389 --> 00:05:49.675 I take it Tomes has briefed you 00:05:49.766 --> 00:05:54.635 on Mrs. Alice Drablow of Eel Marsh House. 00:05:54.729 --> 00:05:57.516 Died. Last month. 00:05:57.607 --> 00:06:00.519 Years since I went there, of course. 00:06:00.610 --> 00:06:04.728 The old widow didn't greatly care for visitors. 00:06:05.740 --> 00:06:06.775 No children? 00:06:09.119 --> 00:06:11.952 A boy. Died young. 00:06:12.831 --> 00:06:14.571 Many years ago. 00:06:14.666 --> 00:06:16.327 I'll let you have the details 00:06:16.418 --> 00:06:18.033 to read on your journey. 00:06:18.128 --> 00:06:19.868 But, principally, you're going to go through 00:06:19.963 --> 00:06:21.624 Mrs. Drablow's documents. 00:06:22.257 --> 00:06:24.794 Make sure we've got her final will. 00:06:24.885 --> 00:06:27.217 There's a mountain of paperwork at the house. 00:06:27.304 --> 00:06:29.386 It all needs to be gone through. Every page. 00:06:29.472 --> 00:06:30.552 Very good. 00:06:30.640 --> 00:06:33.222 We've been dealing with a local man, Jerome. 00:06:33.310 --> 00:06:35.801 But he's not really been cooperating. 00:06:38.815 --> 00:06:40.897 What I'm hoping, Kipps, 00:06:40.984 --> 00:06:43.396 is that you'll seize this chance 00:06:43.486 --> 00:06:45.226 to prove your dedication 00:06:45.322 --> 00:06:48.359 to pursuing a future with this firm. 00:06:49.784 --> 00:06:52.617 This is your final warning. 00:07:16.061 --> 00:07:17.517 (STELLA SCREAMS) 00:07:21.900 --> 00:07:23.606 (STELLA CONTINUES SCREAMING) 00:07:35.372 --> 00:07:36.782 GIRL: Mummy? 00:07:36.873 --> 00:07:39.489 - Mummy. - My darling. 00:07:47.634 --> 00:07:49.716 (RAIN PATTERING) 00:07:58.395 --> 00:08:00.226 (EXHALES) 00:08:18.665 --> 00:08:20.075 DOCTOR: Mr. Kipps. 00:08:24.129 --> 00:08:25.744 It's a boy. 00:08:32.929 --> 00:08:34.544 (LAUGHS SOFTLY) 00:08:38.309 --> 00:08:40.300 I'm very sorry, Mr. Kipps. 00:08:51.406 --> 00:08:54.990 (TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS) 00:09:03.626 --> 00:09:05.617 Have we passed Crythin Gifford yet? 00:09:06.212 --> 00:09:07.702 Next stop. 00:09:13.511 --> 00:09:15.968 So, you're up from London? 00:09:16.056 --> 00:09:17.262 I am. 00:09:17.891 --> 00:09:20.303 Trying to sell Eel Marsh House? 00:09:23.188 --> 00:09:25.224 You won't find a local buyer. 00:09:29.986 --> 00:09:31.317 Are you staying at The Gifford Arms? 00:09:31.404 --> 00:09:32.564 Yes. 00:09:32.989 --> 00:09:34.399 It's a bit of a walk from the station. 00:09:34.491 --> 00:09:35.856 I can give you a lift. 00:09:35.950 --> 00:09:37.406 It's on my way home. 00:09:37.494 --> 00:09:39.200 Thank you. 00:09:39.662 --> 00:09:41.778 Samuel Daily. 00:09:41.873 --> 00:09:43.329 Arthur Kipps. 00:09:45.251 --> 00:09:47.116 ARTHUR: It's a beautiful car, Mr. Daily. 00:09:47.212 --> 00:09:50.750 DAILY: First one in the county. Still scares the locals. 00:09:50.840 --> 00:09:52.000 Here we are. 00:09:52.592 --> 00:09:54.674 Well, thank you. 00:09:56.387 --> 00:09:58.423 Very good to talk to you, Mr. Daily. 00:10:01.976 --> 00:10:03.182 Mr. Kipps? 00:10:03.770 --> 00:10:04.850 Would you like to have supper 00:10:04.938 --> 00:10:06.519 with my wife and me tomorrow evening? 00:10:06.606 --> 00:10:08.813 You know, we don't get to see many new faces here. 00:10:08.900 --> 00:10:10.185 Besides, the food in there, 00:10:10.276 --> 00:10:11.812 reckon even a dog wouldn't eat it. 00:10:11.903 --> 00:10:13.234 That'd be lovely. Thank you. 00:10:13.321 --> 00:10:14.982 Night. 00:10:20.995 --> 00:10:22.485 ARTHUR: Good evening. 00:10:22.580 --> 00:10:25.492 I've a room booked until Sunday. Mr. Kipps. 00:10:29.087 --> 00:10:31.248 No, I'm not finding any booking. 00:10:31.339 --> 00:10:32.795 My office had telegraphed ahead. 00:10:32.882 --> 00:10:35.214 Well, we're packed to the rafters. So... 00:10:38.054 --> 00:10:39.510 - Evening. - Good evening. 00:10:39.597 --> 00:10:42.213 I was just telling Mr. Kipps that we don't have any room. 00:10:44.269 --> 00:10:47.011 Well, we can't have him out in this weather, can we? 00:10:47.105 --> 00:10:48.390 Not in the rain. 00:10:49.649 --> 00:10:51.810 We must have something, just for tonight. 00:10:51.901 --> 00:10:53.482 We don't. 00:10:55.071 --> 00:10:56.402 Unless you want to put him in the attic? 00:10:59.284 --> 00:11:00.319 Fine. 00:11:05.290 --> 00:11:06.951 It's this way. 00:11:15.466 --> 00:11:17.331 (SIGHS) 00:11:18.678 --> 00:11:20.384 Actually, I was hoping to stay till the weekend. 00:11:20.471 --> 00:11:22.883 My son and his nanny are traveling up to join me. 00:11:23.683 --> 00:11:25.344 Oh, I see. 00:11:28.104 --> 00:11:29.810 If a holiday is what you're after, sir, 00:11:29.898 --> 00:11:32.685 you'd honestly be better off further inland. 00:11:32.775 --> 00:11:34.857 It gets awfully cold here, what with the sea mists. 00:11:34.944 --> 00:11:38.277 BIRD: (WHISTLES) Sea mist. Sea mist. 00:11:40.074 --> 00:11:41.689 It's this way. 00:11:51.961 --> 00:11:53.326 How old is your son? 00:11:53.421 --> 00:11:54.877 He's four. 00:11:54.964 --> 00:11:56.454 Lovely age. 00:12:05.683 --> 00:12:07.139 Thank you. 00:12:19.030 --> 00:12:20.611 Goodnight. 00:12:35.713 --> 00:12:37.704 (WINDOWS RATTLING) 00:13:00.738 --> 00:13:02.148 In. 00:13:45.700 --> 00:13:46.780 Hello? 00:14:02.592 --> 00:14:04.833 Mrs. Jerome? 00:14:04.927 --> 00:14:06.713 - Mr. Kipps? - Yes. 00:14:08.222 --> 00:14:10.508 My husband went to meet you at The Gifford Arms. 00:14:10.600 --> 00:14:11.806 (DOOR OPENS) 00:14:14.270 --> 00:14:16.807 This is Mr. Kipps. 00:14:17.940 --> 00:14:19.100 I made it clear to your firm 00:14:19.192 --> 00:14:21.023 that there was no need for you to make the journey. 00:14:21.110 --> 00:14:22.350 We could have sent all the relevant documents 00:14:22.445 --> 00:14:23.525 to London. 00:14:23.613 --> 00:14:24.693 In any event, 00:14:24.781 --> 00:14:27.318 you'll find all the legal papers in here. 00:14:28.284 --> 00:14:30.275 Mr. Fisher tells me you're leaving today. 00:14:31.079 --> 00:14:34.537 Not until I've taken care of all Mrs. Drablow's paperwork. 00:14:34.624 --> 00:14:35.739 All in there, as I said. 00:14:35.833 --> 00:14:36.948 No, at the house. 00:14:37.043 --> 00:14:38.749 I'm told there's quite a substantial amount. 00:14:38.836 --> 00:14:42.124 I don't expect to be finished until Friday, at least. 00:14:45.051 --> 00:14:46.666 It's not possible. 00:14:47.345 --> 00:14:48.960 The Gifford Arms is fully booked for the week. 00:14:51.599 --> 00:14:53.885 I shall have to contact my office. 00:14:54.894 --> 00:14:56.555 Do you have a telephone? 00:14:56.646 --> 00:14:58.762 Not even Mr. Daily has a telephone, sir. 00:14:58.856 --> 00:15:00.312 You'll not find one in Crythin Gifford. 00:15:00.400 --> 00:15:01.640 Fine. I'll send a telegram. 00:15:02.902 --> 00:15:05.484 The Post Office is closed on Wednesday morning. 00:15:05.571 --> 00:15:07.277 The London train leaves in half an hour. 00:15:07.365 --> 00:15:08.901 My colleague, Keckwick, is waiting outside 00:15:08.991 --> 00:15:10.606 with your luggage. 00:15:10.701 --> 00:15:13.488 It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Kipps. 00:15:27.510 --> 00:15:29.466 Mr. Keckwick, a change of plans. 00:15:29.554 --> 00:15:30.669 I'm not catching the train. 00:15:30.763 --> 00:15:32.173 You'll take me to Eel Marsh House. 00:15:32.265 --> 00:15:34.802 Jerome paid me to take you to the station. 00:15:37.645 --> 00:15:38.634 (COINS JINGLING) 00:15:42.692 --> 00:15:44.523 Make it six and I'll think about it. 00:15:44.610 --> 00:15:45.850 Six shillings? 00:15:46.487 --> 00:15:49.479 You'll not find anyone else willing to take you there. 00:17:01.020 --> 00:17:02.681 There you are. 00:17:10.613 --> 00:17:12.774 - Can you pick me up at 3:00? - I can't. 00:17:12.865 --> 00:17:13.900 I need to get back to the mainland 00:17:13.991 --> 00:17:15.106 before the tide comes in, 00:17:15.201 --> 00:17:17.237 else I'll be stuck here for the day. 00:17:17.328 --> 00:17:20.536 It will be out again by 5:00. I'll come back for you then. 00:17:20.623 --> 00:17:22.284 5:00 then. 00:18:33.404 --> 00:18:35.520 (DOOR UNLOCKS) 00:19:48.938 --> 00:19:50.599 (EXHALES) 00:21:31.624 --> 00:21:33.535 (MUFFLED THUD) 00:21:34.210 --> 00:21:35.996 (THUDDING CONTINUES) 00:22:21.966 --> 00:22:24.708 (SOFT THUDDING) 00:22:59.920 --> 00:23:01.285 (DOOR RATTLES) 00:24:00.606 --> 00:24:02.346 (CAWING) 00:24:05.736 --> 00:24:07.351 - (CLATTERING) - (GLASS BREAKING) 00:24:08.656 --> 00:24:09.862 Come on, then. 00:24:30.344 --> 00:24:32.050 (CAWING) 00:24:58.330 --> 00:24:59.661 Hello? 00:25:06.171 --> 00:25:08.082 (HORSE NEIGHS) 00:25:13.429 --> 00:25:15.260 (WOMAN SCREAMS) 00:25:19.143 --> 00:25:21.225 (HORSE NEIGHS) 00:25:21.311 --> 00:25:23.302 (CARRIAGE RUMBLING) 00:25:26.400 --> 00:25:27.890 (EERIE VOICES MURMURING) 00:25:33.198 --> 00:25:34.608 Who's there? 00:25:38.662 --> 00:25:40.618 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 00:25:42.374 --> 00:25:44.660 (BOY SHOUTING) 00:25:53.886 --> 00:25:54.966 MAN: (SHOUTS) Get the boy! 00:25:55.054 --> 00:25:56.043 Keckwick! 00:25:56.138 --> 00:25:57.127 (SCREAMS) 00:26:01.518 --> 00:26:02.883 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 00:26:02.978 --> 00:26:04.309 Mummy! 00:26:06.356 --> 00:26:07.766 MAN: Get the boy! 00:26:30.881 --> 00:26:33.714 ARTHUR: Constable, I'm telling you, I heard an accident. 00:26:34.134 --> 00:26:37.672 No one has used Nine Lives Causeway for years, sir. 00:26:38.263 --> 00:26:40.094 Not since the little Drablow boy 00:26:40.182 --> 00:26:42.173 was drowned in the marshes. 00:26:42.601 --> 00:26:44.762 Eel Marsh House, it's empty. 00:26:44.853 --> 00:26:47.344 It's not, though. I saw a woman there. 00:26:52.361 --> 00:26:54.693 Excuse me one moment, sir. 00:26:57.282 --> 00:26:58.271 (DOOR OPENS) 00:27:05.916 --> 00:27:08.578 Sir, my sister needs help. 00:27:09.920 --> 00:27:12.081 What's the matter? What's your name, darling? 00:27:12.172 --> 00:27:13.457 Her name is Victoria Hardy. 00:27:13.549 --> 00:27:14.664 What happened, Victoria? 00:27:14.758 --> 00:27:16.965 - Did something bad happen? - She drank some lye. 00:27:17.052 --> 00:27:18.633 Our mum was out. 00:27:19.513 --> 00:27:22.095 Lye. Oh, God. Constable! 00:27:22.182 --> 00:27:24.468 - Is she going to die? - Constable! 00:27:24.560 --> 00:27:25.675 It's going to be all right. 00:27:25.769 --> 00:27:27.134 me look at you... 00:27:33.402 --> 00:27:34.608 Constable! 00:27:39.366 --> 00:27:41.231 (CHURCH BELLS TOLLING) 00:27:44.037 --> 00:27:45.322 (MRS. HARDY SCREAMS) 00:27:47.249 --> 00:27:49.581 MRS. HARDY: No! 00:27:50.669 --> 00:27:54.912 (SCREAMING) 00:28:11.648 --> 00:28:13.263 (SOBBING) 00:28:42.346 --> 00:28:44.177 (FAINT SOBBING) 00:28:48.227 --> 00:28:50.092 (SOBBING GROWS LOUDER) 00:28:52.147 --> 00:28:53.478 Hello? 00:28:54.191 --> 00:28:56.022 Mrs. Fisher? 00:28:56.109 --> 00:28:57.724 (SOBBING CONTINUES) 00:29:07.496 --> 00:29:09.703 (SOBBING) 00:29:32.771 --> 00:29:34.261 It's getting late. 00:29:34.356 --> 00:29:35.846 your London train. 00:29:37.943 --> 00:29:39.524 I can't leave yet. 00:29:40.779 --> 00:29:43.521 Please don't go back to Eel Marsh House. 00:29:43.907 --> 00:29:44.896 Why? 00:29:46.076 --> 00:29:50.069 Mr. Kipps, you said you have a son? 00:29:50.163 --> 00:29:51.653 Yes. 00:29:52.374 --> 00:29:54.239 Go home to him. 00:29:54.751 --> 00:29:58.243 Cherish him. Love him. 00:30:00.173 --> 00:30:02.710 I wouldn't be here if I didn't. 00:30:16.398 --> 00:30:18.764 - Mr. Kipps. - Mr. Daily. 00:30:20.277 --> 00:30:21.858 - Glad you could make it. - My pleasure. 00:30:21.945 --> 00:30:25.062 I'm just bidding my son, Nicholas, goodnight. 00:30:26.158 --> 00:30:27.944 My condolences, Mr. Daily. 00:30:28.035 --> 00:30:29.525 It was a long while ago. 00:30:30.912 --> 00:30:33.949 There's a place ready in there for my wife and me, 00:30:34.041 --> 00:30:37.579 so we can all be together again one day. Come. 00:30:39.379 --> 00:30:42.337 I heard about the girl in the village. 00:30:42.424 --> 00:30:45.040 Terrible. Are you all right? 00:30:46.386 --> 00:30:47.592 Yes. 00:30:49.097 --> 00:30:51.053 My wife doesn't know 00:30:51.141 --> 00:30:54.599 and I'd be grateful if you could avoid the subject. 00:30:55.103 --> 00:30:57.810 Indeed, the subject of children altogether, 00:30:57.898 --> 00:30:59.559 if at all possible. 00:31:01.651 --> 00:31:03.687 He would have been about your age now. 00:31:03.779 --> 00:31:05.644 MRS. DAILY: Thank you, Archer. 00:31:09.785 --> 00:31:11.241 There you are, dear. 00:31:11.328 --> 00:31:12.443 Mr. Kipps, I've been so looking forward 00:31:12.537 --> 00:31:13.572 to meeting you. 00:31:13.663 --> 00:31:16.029 I'm sorry, I must look a bit of a mess. 00:31:16.124 --> 00:31:18.240 I found myself without a room. 00:31:18.335 --> 00:31:21.372 Oh! Well, then he must stay with us, mustn't he, Samuel? 00:31:21.463 --> 00:31:22.873 Indeed he must, my dear. 00:31:23.215 --> 00:31:25.206 - Arthur. - Thank you. 00:31:26.134 --> 00:31:28.546 The twins won't be dining with us tonight, Archer. 00:31:28.637 --> 00:31:31.299 Samuel, I'm sure Mr. Kipps won't mind. 00:31:32.099 --> 00:31:33.430 Not at all. 00:31:34.101 --> 00:31:35.261 Emily! 00:31:37.687 --> 00:31:38.802 Thank you. 00:31:38.897 --> 00:31:40.387 There. 00:31:40.482 --> 00:31:42.894 Now, say hello to Mr. Kipps. 00:31:44.194 --> 00:31:45.900 - Hello. - (LAUGHS) 00:31:45.987 --> 00:31:47.648 Thank you, Archer. 00:31:54.454 --> 00:31:55.569 There. 00:31:57.999 --> 00:31:59.239 You're married, Mr. Kipps? 00:31:59.334 --> 00:32:02.326 No, don't gobble. That's rude. 00:32:02.963 --> 00:32:05.170 - Any children? - A son. 00:32:05.257 --> 00:32:06.918 Oh, that's lovely. 00:32:07.008 --> 00:32:08.999 to end up like us. 00:32:10.846 --> 00:32:14.088 Wealthiest folk in the county and no one to leave it to. 00:32:16.643 --> 00:32:18.679 - Did he tell you about Nicholas? - Elizabeth. 00:32:19.271 --> 00:32:20.852 That's him. 00:32:22.232 --> 00:32:25.520 I painted that myself. I love to paint and sketch. 00:32:25.944 --> 00:32:27.354 It's lovely. 00:32:27.904 --> 00:32:30.065 Nicholas loved to sketch, too. 00:32:33.618 --> 00:32:34.858 He still does. 00:32:34.953 --> 00:32:36.238 Elizabeth, please. 00:32:38.248 --> 00:32:40.239 He wants to draw you a picture. 00:32:41.293 --> 00:32:42.373 DAILY: Elizabeth. 00:32:44.254 --> 00:32:45.710 Elizabeth, no! 00:32:50.510 --> 00:32:51.716 Elizabeth! 00:32:53.138 --> 00:32:54.924 Archer, the medication! 00:32:55.015 --> 00:32:57.051 - No. - Medication! 00:32:57.142 --> 00:32:58.882 (SHRIEKS) 00:32:59.102 --> 00:33:00.842 No, no. 00:33:13.867 --> 00:33:15.073 (SHUSHING) 00:33:21.791 --> 00:33:24.203 I thought some company would do her good. 00:33:24.294 --> 00:33:26.376 Please, think nothing of it. 00:33:26.463 --> 00:33:31.082 She's convinced it's our son speaking through her. 00:33:33.345 --> 00:33:36.758 You don't believe in this spiritualism stuff, do you? 00:33:38.558 --> 00:33:40.549 I didn't. 00:33:41.686 --> 00:33:45.019 But since my wife passed away, I don't know. 00:33:45.106 --> 00:33:47.597 Ah. Forgive me. I didn't... 00:33:50.111 --> 00:33:54.775 Sometimes I feel she's still with me. 00:33:56.910 --> 00:33:58.992 Sometimes I just 00:34:00.205 --> 00:34:02.867 feel she's there. In the room. 00:34:04.543 --> 00:34:06.659 Trying to reach me. 00:34:07.087 --> 00:34:08.748 Well, you must be careful, Arthur. 00:34:08.838 --> 00:34:12.171 These charlatans with all their talk about séances 00:34:12.259 --> 00:34:14.545 and contacting the dead. 00:34:14.636 --> 00:34:17.252 They prey on those most in need. 00:34:17.347 --> 00:34:19.508 They do more harm than good. 00:34:20.559 --> 00:34:23.221 I think the worst they do is disappoint. 00:34:25.730 --> 00:34:27.561 I have to keep looking. 00:34:29.526 --> 00:34:33.439 It's not natural to lose someone so young. 00:34:35.448 --> 00:34:37.234 But if we open the door to superstition, 00:34:37.325 --> 00:34:38.485 where does that lead? 00:34:40.328 --> 00:34:43.035 It's just chasing shadows, Arthur. 00:34:44.833 --> 00:34:46.824 When we die, we go up there. 00:34:48.003 --> 00:34:49.709 We don't stay down here. 00:35:19.784 --> 00:35:21.991 (MRS. DAILY SHUSHING) 00:35:22.078 --> 00:35:25.866 MRS. DAILY: Come on. Come on. Lie down. 00:35:28.418 --> 00:35:30.204 (HUMMING) 00:36:12.712 --> 00:36:13.667 ARTHUR: I'll lose my job 00:36:13.755 --> 00:36:15.291 if I don't get this paperwork done. 00:36:15.632 --> 00:36:19.045 If Jerome gives me some help, I can go and meet my boy. 00:36:19.928 --> 00:36:22.340 I doubt if Jerome will be much help to you. 00:36:32.941 --> 00:36:34.226 Stay, Spider. 00:36:42.283 --> 00:36:43.648 Mr. Jerome? 00:36:46.538 --> 00:36:47.869 (SCRAPING) 00:36:47.956 --> 00:36:49.412 (FOOTSTEPS RUNNING) 00:37:29.789 --> 00:37:30.778 (GASPS) 00:37:33.418 --> 00:37:34.749 GIRL: Go away! 00:37:35.920 --> 00:37:37.126 I'm not going to hurt you. 00:37:37.213 --> 00:37:39.124 You killed Victoria Hardy. 00:37:40.008 --> 00:37:41.464 Get away from me! 00:37:41.551 --> 00:37:42.711 Go! 00:37:43.178 --> 00:37:46.545 (BANGING ON DOOR) Go! Go! 00:37:49.225 --> 00:37:50.806 What the hell is going on? 00:37:50.894 --> 00:37:52.259 Complete nonsense. 00:37:52.979 --> 00:37:54.810 Let's get you to the house. 00:37:58.860 --> 00:38:00.350 (MEN TALKING) 00:38:07.202 --> 00:38:09.534 You should have left. You should have gone when we told you to. 00:38:09.621 --> 00:38:10.701 John. 00:38:10.789 --> 00:38:12.620 His little girl is dead. 00:38:14.375 --> 00:38:15.706 You saw her. 00:38:16.377 --> 00:38:18.743 You saw that woman at the house. 00:38:19.464 --> 00:38:22.126 Oh, for God's sake, take him home. 00:38:22.217 --> 00:38:23.627 This isn't helping him. 00:38:24.469 --> 00:38:26.255 All your superstitious rubbish. 00:38:28.056 --> 00:38:29.512 You think this is superstitious rubbish 00:38:29.599 --> 00:38:30.964 that took your boy? 00:38:41.653 --> 00:38:42.984 All right. 00:38:44.072 --> 00:38:46.063 I'll take him to the station. 00:38:55.667 --> 00:38:57.203 (MEN EXCLAIM IN SURPRISE) 00:39:10.014 --> 00:39:11.754 DAILY: Pay no attention to them. 00:39:11.850 --> 00:39:13.431 They're still living in the Dark Ages. 00:39:13.518 --> 00:39:15.884 ARTHUR: But I did see someone at the house. 00:39:15.979 --> 00:39:20.097 Trust me, Arthur. It's just an old place cut off from the world. 00:39:20.900 --> 00:39:23.733 The sooner the house is sorted out and sold, 00:39:23.820 --> 00:39:26.402 the sooner people can move on. Here. 00:39:26.489 --> 00:39:28.400 This'll keep you going. 00:39:30.827 --> 00:39:33.443 The late tide is due at 11:00. I'll come back for you then. 00:39:33.538 --> 00:39:34.698 It's fine. 00:39:34.789 --> 00:39:36.325 I'd rather just work through the night. 00:39:38.793 --> 00:39:41.034 Well, take the dog. (CLICKS TONGUE) 00:39:41.129 --> 00:39:42.460 Come on, girl. 00:39:44.966 --> 00:39:46.422 Just for company. 00:39:47.093 --> 00:39:49.300 Don't go chasing shadows, Arthur. 00:41:09.509 --> 00:41:11.045 (RATTLING DOOR) 00:41:55.596 --> 00:41:56.585 (THUD) 00:44:30.543 --> 00:44:31.874 (SPIDER BARKING) 00:47:54.580 --> 00:47:55.945 JENNET: Dear Alice, 00:47:56.040 --> 00:47:59.373 you leave me no option but to give up my son. 00:47:59.460 --> 00:48:00.745 If you have your doctors 00:48:00.836 --> 00:48:03.828 deem me mentally unfit to raise my child, 00:48:03.923 --> 00:48:05.208 what can I do? 00:48:05.800 --> 00:48:07.415 You and Charles can take him from me, 00:48:07.510 --> 00:48:09.091 but he is mine, 00:48:09.178 --> 00:48:12.420 mine, he can never be yours. 00:48:13.140 --> 00:48:14.220 Jennet. 00:48:34.537 --> 00:48:35.743 Dear Alice, 00:48:35.830 --> 00:48:39.072 I find it hard to express the depth of betrayal 00:48:39.166 --> 00:48:41.657 from you, my own sister, 00:48:41.752 --> 00:48:44.539 at your refusal to let me visit my son 00:48:44.630 --> 00:48:47.042 or even give him my birthday cards. 00:48:47.133 --> 00:48:48.248 I begin to believe 00:48:48.342 --> 00:48:49.957 you're not doing this for the good of the boy, 00:48:50.052 --> 00:48:52.509 but to cause me pain. 00:48:52.596 --> 00:48:54.712 He is mine. 00:48:54.807 --> 00:48:57.514 If you won't let me see him, I will find a way. 00:49:14.410 --> 00:49:16.401 You didn't try to save him. 00:49:16.495 --> 00:49:19.157 You just saved yourself. 00:49:19.248 --> 00:49:21.785 You didn't even give him a proper burial. 00:49:21.876 --> 00:49:24.208 You just left him there in the mud. 00:49:27.798 --> 00:49:30.164 His blood is on your hands. 00:49:31.343 --> 00:49:34.176 I will never forgive you. 00:49:34.263 --> 00:49:36.299 Rot in hell. 00:50:09.173 --> 00:50:10.583 (SIGHS) 00:50:55.261 --> 00:50:57.126 (SNARLING) 00:51:15.656 --> 00:51:17.897 He will never be yours. 00:51:17.992 --> 00:51:19.027 (BARKING) 00:51:49.565 --> 00:51:51.476 (ROCKING CHAIR CREAKING) 00:51:59.408 --> 00:52:01.364 (CREAKING GROWS LOUDER) 00:52:38.197 --> 00:52:40.279 (CHAIR CREAKING FASTER) 00:52:57.007 --> 00:52:58.747 (RATTLING DOOR) 00:52:58.842 --> 00:52:59.957 (GRUNTS) 00:53:00.052 --> 00:53:01.758 (CREAKING CONTINUES) 00:53:21.782 --> 00:53:23.272 (CREAKING SLOWS) 00:56:26.800 --> 00:56:29.041 (RATTLING) 00:57:17.184 --> 00:57:19.175 (THUNDER CRASHING) 00:57:54.888 --> 00:57:55.877 (SCREAMS) 00:58:02.562 --> 00:58:04.518 (SPIDER BARKING) 00:58:06.566 --> 00:58:08.056 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 00:58:08.151 --> 00:58:09.812 (BARKING) 00:58:16.952 --> 00:58:19.068 (KNOCKING CONTINUES) 00:58:31.758 --> 00:58:33.544 (RATTLING) 00:58:38.098 --> 00:58:39.087 Who's there? 00:58:39.933 --> 00:58:41.924 (SILENCE) 01:00:07.687 --> 01:00:09.894 (MUSIC BOX TINKLING) 01:00:48.687 --> 01:00:50.598 (MUSIC CONTINUES TINKLING) 01:01:06.288 --> 01:01:08.244 (TOYS WHIRRING) 01:01:26.683 --> 01:01:28.264 (MUSIC STOPS) 01:01:38.778 --> 01:01:39.767 (THUD) 01:01:40.322 --> 01:01:41.311 (CLATTERING) 01:01:45.535 --> 01:01:46.524 (GASPS) 01:01:56.463 --> 01:01:58.545 (MECHANICAL LAUGHTER) 01:02:12.479 --> 01:02:13.719 (SCREAMS) 01:02:31.039 --> 01:02:32.745 (PANTING) 01:02:40.048 --> 01:02:42.084 (SQUELCHING) 01:03:21.006 --> 01:03:22.496 (PANTING) 01:03:48.825 --> 01:03:50.816 You don't believe me, do you? 01:03:52.245 --> 01:03:54.657 I believe even the most rational mind 01:03:54.748 --> 01:03:56.534 can play tricks in the dark. 01:03:58.126 --> 01:04:03.086 I saw them, Sam. I saw her and her boy. 01:04:04.466 --> 01:04:07.003 No. The boy was lost to the marsh. 01:04:07.844 --> 01:04:09.835 His body was never recovered. 01:04:12.223 --> 01:04:13.884 I saw them. 01:04:21.733 --> 01:04:22.722 Oh, my God! 01:04:22.817 --> 01:04:24.432 (WOMEN SOBBING) 01:04:27.822 --> 01:04:29.983 No, don't... 01:04:34.954 --> 01:04:36.364 Lucy! 01:04:39.084 --> 01:04:40.790 Lucy! 01:04:41.628 --> 01:04:42.913 Arthur! 01:04:44.381 --> 01:04:45.746 - No! No! - Arthur! 01:04:45.840 --> 01:04:47.125 Arthur! 01:05:05.110 --> 01:05:06.725 (PANTING) 01:05:14.619 --> 01:05:15.699 Stay there. 01:05:15.787 --> 01:05:17.448 I'm going to come and get you. 01:05:28.133 --> 01:05:29.418 No! 01:05:51.948 --> 01:05:53.484 (PEOPLE CLAMORING) 01:06:00.540 --> 01:06:02.076 (COUGHING) 01:06:16.890 --> 01:06:18.380 (INAUDIBLE) 01:07:09.984 --> 01:07:11.815 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 01:07:14.322 --> 01:07:15.687 Arthur? 01:07:19.202 --> 01:07:20.908 Here. 01:07:33.132 --> 01:07:34.417 I remember 01:07:34.509 --> 01:07:37.672 when the Jeromes lost their first child. 01:07:40.390 --> 01:07:45.225 They decided to have another. Lucy. 01:07:47.105 --> 01:07:49.471 They locked her up to protect her. 01:07:52.026 --> 01:07:53.857 Not that you can ever replace... 01:07:53.945 --> 01:07:55.731 She was there, Sam. 01:08:01.786 --> 01:08:02.992 You're tired. 01:08:03.705 --> 01:08:05.320 Get some rest. 01:08:58.760 --> 01:09:01.467 What happened to him, Mrs. Daily? 01:09:03.222 --> 01:09:06.009 He was playing at the beach with his friends 01:09:06.100 --> 01:09:09.592 and they said the tide must have caught them off guard. 01:09:17.278 --> 01:09:19.485 You've seen her, haven't you? 01:09:21.157 --> 01:09:23.273 She was there this morning in the fire. 01:09:23.409 --> 01:09:24.819 (SIGHS HEAVILY) 01:09:24.911 --> 01:09:26.776 She's always there. 01:09:29.332 --> 01:09:31.414 You mustn't blame yourself. 01:09:32.585 --> 01:09:33.995 Blame myself for what? 01:09:34.087 --> 01:09:35.372 For not listening to the others. 01:09:35.463 --> 01:09:37.579 For not staying away from the house. 01:09:38.424 --> 01:09:40.585 What? I don't understand. 01:09:43.096 --> 01:09:45.257 Whenever she's been seen, 01:09:46.641 --> 01:09:50.225 on the causeway, on the marsh, in the grounds of the house, 01:09:50.311 --> 01:09:52.848 however briefly and whoever by, 01:09:53.314 --> 01:09:57.853 there has always been one sure and certain result. 01:09:57.944 --> 01:09:59.104 Yes? 01:10:00.655 --> 01:10:04.398 In some violent or dreadful circumstance, 01:10:04.492 --> 01:10:06.107 a child has died. 01:10:06.202 --> 01:10:08.784 So many... So many children. 01:10:09.330 --> 01:10:11.321 So many children. 01:10:11.791 --> 01:10:16.034 The Fishers' daughters and Jeromes' eldest. 01:10:16.129 --> 01:10:20.088 Keckwick's son, my Nicholas. 01:10:20.174 --> 01:10:21.459 How? 01:10:22.635 --> 01:10:24.250 - Oh... - Mrs. Daily? 01:10:26.472 --> 01:10:28.258 Mrs. Daily? 01:10:30.435 --> 01:10:32.801 (IN DISTORTED VOICE) She makes us... 01:10:32.895 --> 01:10:34.886 She makes us do it. 01:10:34.981 --> 01:10:37.814 She makes us. 01:10:37.900 --> 01:10:40.312 They took her boy away. 01:10:40.403 --> 01:10:42.860 So now she takes us. 01:10:57.462 --> 01:10:58.998 She saw you. 01:10:59.505 --> 01:11:01.496 She saw you. 01:11:03.176 --> 01:11:04.256 She's coming. 01:11:05.511 --> 01:11:07.297 She's coming. 01:11:13.895 --> 01:11:15.931 - Elizabeth! - Sam! 01:11:16.814 --> 01:11:18.520 - Sam! - Elizabeth! 01:11:19.192 --> 01:11:20.978 No, Elizabeth. No! No! 01:11:21.068 --> 01:11:22.524 (WHIMPERING) 01:11:22.612 --> 01:11:23.943 (GROWLS) 01:11:27.909 --> 01:11:29.399 (SHUSHING) 01:11:29.494 --> 01:11:30.483 Elizabeth. 01:11:40.046 --> 01:11:41.411 ARTHUR: Joseph. 01:11:46.594 --> 01:11:48.255 If we can get the telegram off now, 01:11:48.346 --> 01:11:50.177 we can catch them before they get on the train. 01:11:50.264 --> 01:11:52.129 How could you take me to Eel Marsh? 01:11:52.225 --> 01:11:54.762 If even a small part of you feared the stories were true? 01:11:54.852 --> 01:11:56.092 But I never believed them. 01:11:56.187 --> 01:11:57.597 No, you didn't want to. 01:11:57.688 --> 01:11:59.770 - There's a difference. - I had no choice, Arthur. 01:11:59.857 --> 01:12:02.143 Either Nicholas is in a better place 01:12:02.235 --> 01:12:04.226 waiting for us to be reunited one day, 01:12:04.320 --> 01:12:05.560 or he's lost. 01:12:05.655 --> 01:12:07.316 Now which would you have chosen to believe? 01:12:07.406 --> 01:12:10.239 Forgive me, Sam, but my son is alive. 01:12:10.326 --> 01:12:11.532 He's on his way here. 01:12:17.583 --> 01:12:19.164 DAILY: Oh, no. 01:12:20.378 --> 01:12:23.085 The next village is over an hour away. 01:12:24.382 --> 01:12:26.213 They'll have left by then. 01:12:29.554 --> 01:12:32.261 What time is the tide back out? 01:12:32.348 --> 01:12:34.339 5:00. Why? 01:12:36.519 --> 01:12:38.976 If we can reunite Jennet Humfrye with her son, 01:12:39.063 --> 01:12:41.850 perhaps she'll finally be at peace. 01:12:41.941 --> 01:12:44.523 They never recovered the child's body, Arthur. 01:12:44.610 --> 01:12:46.976 But you have something they never had. 01:13:24.483 --> 01:13:26.098 (GRUNTING) 01:13:44.378 --> 01:13:45.993 (PANTING) 01:13:47.173 --> 01:13:48.538 (SPITS) 01:13:56.682 --> 01:13:57.967 (INHALES DEEPLY) 01:14:08.069 --> 01:14:09.309 Arthur? 01:14:26.587 --> 01:14:31.047 Sam, I feel it. It's just beneath my feet. 01:14:32.134 --> 01:14:35.376 Just give me a moment while I tie it. 01:14:35.805 --> 01:14:37.045 Be careful. 01:15:05.084 --> 01:15:06.915 Arthur? 01:15:09.005 --> 01:15:10.666 Oh, my God. 01:15:11.507 --> 01:15:12.496 (SCREECHING) 01:15:41.871 --> 01:15:43.111 (PANTING) 01:15:49.628 --> 01:15:50.788 Keep driving. 01:16:00.556 --> 01:16:01.545 Don't stop! 01:16:01.640 --> 01:16:03.471 The pedal's on the floor. 01:16:14.737 --> 01:16:15.772 I've found the boy. 01:16:24.997 --> 01:16:26.487 Can you go any farther? 01:16:30.628 --> 01:16:32.744 The engine's overheating! 01:16:33.923 --> 01:16:35.629 Come on. 01:16:38.177 --> 01:16:40.168 Sam, please, it's sinking. 01:16:48.020 --> 01:16:49.385 Hurry! 01:16:58.447 --> 01:17:00.062 Here, here. 01:17:11.544 --> 01:17:13.535 (BREATHING DEEPLY) 01:17:33.983 --> 01:17:36.941 Let's just put him in the ground, Arthur. 01:17:37.027 --> 01:17:38.892 Let's get it over with. 01:17:40.114 --> 01:17:41.399 Sam, 01:17:42.741 --> 01:17:44.732 there's something I need to do first. 01:17:46.203 --> 01:17:47.818 They're lost. 01:17:51.125 --> 01:17:53.161 They need to find each other. 01:18:51.894 --> 01:18:53.634 Nearly time now. 01:19:12.665 --> 01:19:14.326 (WHIRRING) 01:19:16.752 --> 01:19:18.288 (MUSIC TINKLING) 01:19:27.554 --> 01:19:29.010 (WHIRRING) 01:19:33.894 --> 01:19:35.430 (PLAYING MUSIC) 01:19:37.690 --> 01:19:39.521 (WHIRRING) 01:19:50.703 --> 01:19:54.287 (RATTLING) 01:20:00.546 --> 01:20:02.537 (MUSIC TINKLING) 01:20:17.187 --> 01:20:18.768 Come on. 01:20:42.546 --> 01:20:43.786 Nicholas? 01:21:15.621 --> 01:21:16.610 NICHOLAS: Daddy? 01:21:24.713 --> 01:21:26.829 (SCREAMING) 01:21:28.467 --> 01:21:29.456 (SHOUTING) Arthur! 01:21:29.760 --> 01:21:31.546 (MUSIC CONTINUES TINKLING) 01:21:58.872 --> 01:22:00.282 (MUSIC STOPS) 01:22:55.888 --> 01:22:57.219 (SCREAMING) 01:23:39.723 --> 01:23:40.929 Arthur. 01:23:48.106 --> 01:23:50.188 I think she's gone. 01:24:00.786 --> 01:24:01.946 (GRUNTING) 01:24:26.228 --> 01:24:27.764 Thank you. 01:24:45.539 --> 01:24:46.654 (GAGS) 01:25:38.508 --> 01:25:42.717 JENNET: I will never forgive you for letting my boy die. 01:25:42.804 --> 01:25:45.671 I will never forgive. 01:25:45.766 --> 01:25:48.052 Never forgive. 01:25:49.561 --> 01:25:53.304 Never forgive. Never forgive. 01:25:53.982 --> 01:25:58.271 Never forgive. Never forgive. 01:26:06.078 --> 01:26:08.911 One step, two step. Good boy. 01:26:12.709 --> 01:26:14.290 (BLOWING WHISTLE) 01:26:17.714 --> 01:26:19.545 - Joseph! - Daddy! 01:26:23.929 --> 01:26:25.544 (PANTING) 01:26:34.731 --> 01:26:37.143 Joseph, this is my friend, Sam. 01:26:37.776 --> 01:26:39.812 - Hello, Sam. - Hello, Joseph. 01:26:39.903 --> 01:26:41.109 It's very nice to meet you. 01:26:42.155 --> 01:26:43.190 Change of plans. 01:26:43.281 --> 01:26:44.316 We're not staying here tonight. 01:26:44.408 --> 01:26:45.773 We're going straight back to London. 01:26:45.867 --> 01:26:49.610 Can you fetch us some tickets? I'll explain on the way. 01:26:52.666 --> 01:26:55.078 You're sure you don't want to rest up before you go? 01:26:55.168 --> 01:26:57.284 Yes, I just want to get him home. 01:26:57.379 --> 01:26:58.710 I understand. 01:26:59.631 --> 01:27:02.464 Three tickets back to London, please. 01:27:03.218 --> 01:27:05.174 Will you and Elizabeth be all right? 01:27:05.262 --> 01:27:06.593 We will. 01:27:07.806 --> 01:27:09.842 Then you must come down to London and visit us. 01:27:09.933 --> 01:27:11.764 Elizabeth would love that. 01:27:28.994 --> 01:27:30.734 (INAUDIBLE) 01:27:47.721 --> 01:27:48.836 (WHISTLE BLOWING) 01:27:50.015 --> 01:27:51.004 (INAUDIBLE) 01:28:07.199 --> 01:28:08.530 (SCREAMS) 01:28:38.063 --> 01:28:39.428 ARTHUR: Sam? 01:28:54.788 --> 01:28:57.905 Daddy? Who's that lady? 01:29:08.677 --> 01:29:10.213 That's your Mummy. 01:29:12.677 --> 01:29:32.213 جديدترين اخبار فيلم و سريال در کانال تلگرام و اينستاگرام سايت .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.