1:37:02
I suppose Mrs. de Winter
went below for something...
1:37:04
and a squall hit the boat
with nobody at the helm.
1:37:08
I imagine that's about the solution
of it, don't you think so, Crawley ?
1:37:11
Oh, yes. Probably the door jammed
and she couldn't get on deck again.
1:37:14
Yes. Tabb, the boatbuilder,
1:37:16
will undoubtedly come
to some such conclusion.
1:37:18
Why ? What would he know about it ?
1:37:21
Well, he's examining the boat now.
1:37:23
Purely as a matter of routine,
you know.
1:37:25
I'll be at the inquest tomorrow, Maxim--
quite unoffiicially, you know.
1:37:29
We must get together for a game of golf
when it's all over, eh ?
1:37:32
- Yes.
- Bye-bye.
1:37:45
I have the evening papers, madam.
1:37:48
- Would you care to see them ?
- Oh, no thank you, Frith,
1:37:50
and I'd prefer that Mr. de Winter
weren't troubled with them either.
1:37:53
I understand, madam. Permit me to say
that we're all most distressed outside.
1:37:56
- Oh, thank you, Frith.
- I'm afraid the news has been
a shock to Mrs. Danvers.
1:38:00
Yes, I rather expected it would be.
1:38:02
It seems there's to be
a coroner's inquest, madam ?
1:38:05
Yes, Frith.
It's purely a formality.
1:38:07
Of course, madam.
I, I wanted to say...
1:38:10
that if any of us might be
required to give evidence,
1:38:13
I should be only too pleased to do
anything that might help the family.
1:38:16
Oh, thank you, Frith. I'm sure Mr.
de Winter will be very happy to hear it.
1:38:20
But I don't think
anything will be necessary.
1:38:33
[ Door Closes ]
1:38:35
Maxim !
1:38:38
Hello, darling.
1:38:40
Oh, Maxim, I'm, I'm worried about
what you'll do at the inquest tomorrow.
1:38:44
What do you mean ?
1:38:46
You won't lose your temper, will you ?
1:38:48
Promise me that they
won't make you angry.
1:38:51
All right, darling, I promise.
1:38:54
No matter what he asks you,
you won't lose your head.
1:38:57
Don't worry, dear.
1:38:59
They can't do anything at once,
can they ?