Suspicion
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2:20:02
Isobel's brother gave you
a sleeping pill this morning.

2:20:05
Your nerves seemed to be all upset.
2:20:08
We were quite worried about you.
2:20:11
Cheer up. Bertram had a good look at you.
2:20:13
Although he doesn't usually attend
living people, he's a very able doctor.

2:20:18
He says all you needed was a little sleep.
2:20:22
I'll run down and tell Ethel
to fix something for your supper.

2:20:31
He's one in a million,
that Johnnie of yours.

2:20:34
Isn't he?
2:20:35
Do you mind if I smoke?
2:20:38
Have you been here all afternoon?
2:20:39
Naturally. Ever since Johnnie phoned.
2:20:43
I warn you. You'd better get well.
2:20:45
If you leave me alone much longer
with this husband of yours...

2:20:48
my career will soon be over.
2:20:50
- He flirted with you, I suppose.
- Flirted? Worse than that.

2:20:54
He's worming all my secrets out of me.
2:20:58
I suspect him of writing
a detective story on the side.

2:21:03
What secrets?
2:21:05
He's always pestering me.
2:21:08
I always swear I won't tell him
and I always do.

2:21:12
Did you tell him anything today?
2:21:14
Did I? Bertram was furious.
Said he'd never confide in me again.

2:21:20
But honestly, have you ever been able
to deny Johnnie anything?

2:21:26
Never.
2:21:28
It was about that poison, wasrt it?
2:21:31
Don't remind me of it. I'm ashamed,
and mortified, and disgraced.

2:21:35
I'm just a fool, that's all. If he writes
a story on that one before I do...

2:21:40
I suppose I'll deserve it.
2:21:43
Imagine. A substance
in daily use everywhere.

2:21:47
Anyone can lay his hands on it.
2:21:50
And within a minute after taking,
the victim's beautifully out of the way.

2:21:55
Mind you, it's undetectable after death.

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