:47:00
BARON: I fear he'll never stalk again.
KROGH: That's a relief.
:47:03
But I'm curious to know
why you chose that place to work.
:47:06
BARON: It was my father's.
KROGH: But without a roof?
:47:09
I sealed it up with some heavy canvas.
:47:11
Don't the sulphur fumes bother you?
:47:14
BARON: No, not at all.
ELSA: Sulphur fumes?
:47:16
Forgive me, perhaps I shouldn't have
mentioned that. I thought madam knew.
:47:20
ELSA: Tell me.
BARON: You see, our family history states...
:47:24
that the structure was built by the Romans
over a natural sulphur pit...
:47:27
and used by them as mineral baths.
:47:29
One of the first health resorts, perhaps.
:47:32
Health resort.
:47:36
Yes, possibly.
:47:38
But during the succeeding centuries, the
boiling sulphur increased in its intensity...
:47:42
until now, I believe,
it is over 800 degrees Fahrenheit.
:47:45
- Exactly.
- Even the stoutest Roman...
:47:47
couldn't venture into that today...
:47:48
without being parboiled to the bones
in just a few moments.
:47:52
Wolf, you do pick the strangest places.
:47:55
I'd like to see how you fixed it up.
:47:59
I'll have you come there some time
and parboil you.
:48:03
[Baron chuckling]
:48:12
Well, hello!
:48:15
PETER: Mother, may I come in?
BARON: Come on in, son.
:48:18
Peter, this is Inspector Krogh.
:48:20
PETER: How do you do?
KROGH: How do you do, sir?
:48:23
You're not supposed to shake hands
with a left hand.
:48:26
I'm sorry. That was very rude of me.
:48:30
You're not supposed
to wear gloves in the house, either.
:48:33
BARON: Son.
KROGH: Sorry again.
:48:34
But, you see, I only have one real arm.
This one isn't mine.
:48:37
Well, whose is it?
:48:40
You see,
Inspector Krogh lost his other real arm...
:48:45
in the war.
:48:47
He's a soldier.
:48:49
PETER: Are you a general?
BARON: No, he's more than a general.
:48:54
He's an inspector.
:48:56
Well, I'm a soldier myself,
and I've been hunting all day long.