:25:01
you'll look after
Ann, won't you?
:25:03
Don't be absurd.
:25:04
Nothing's going
to happen to you.
:25:06
But if it should.
:25:08
You know how
I feel about Ann.
:25:11
Goodbye.
:25:13
Thanks.
:25:14
You'll be alright, Lloyd.
:25:15
I think it's
just a bad dream.
:25:19
I think I'll walk home,
:25:21
get some air.
:25:23
And why not?
:25:24
Nothing can happen to
you on a public street.
:25:26
I hope you're right.
:25:29
Goodbye Jerrold.
:25:30
Goodbye old man.
:25:54
See the beak,
the nostrils,
:25:57
the whole formation of
the body is the same.
:25:58
In sea lore,
the companion of ships
:26:00
and the good old
men of honest mariners
:26:02
but an ángel
of destruction to
those who do him ill.
:26:04
The albatross.
:26:06
It looks the same.
:26:07
I wonder what it means.
:26:08
Are you certain that
:26:10
the albatross doesn't
suggest some memories,
:26:11
an association
with your family?
:26:13
Think.
:26:14
I am thinking.
:26:15
No the only thing
it reminds me of
:26:17
is the poem,
:26:18
water, water everywhere
:26:20
and all the
boards did shrink.
:26:23
Water, water everywhere,
:26:26
nor any drop to drink.
:26:27
You've hit on it.
:26:30
And instead of the cross,
:26:32
the albatross about
my neck was hung.
:26:36
This is no childish
prank, Miss Brandon,
:26:38
but a cryptic warning
of a venging death.
:26:39
We must go to your
brother at once.
:26:41
Holmes, Holmes.
:26:43
Come on Watson quick.
:26:44
Holmes, this is important.
:26:52
Well Watson, you're
bursting with news.
:26:54
What it is man speak up.
:26:55
We've no secrets
from Miss Brandon.
:26:57
Moriarty.
:26:58
I knew it.
:26:59
What have you
found out, Watson.