:58:00
He's Wallace Wooley. Don't tell me
they are going to imprison him
:58:02
He has no future, he won't be governor
being in this hotel
:58:07
You should have been a good boy until
being elected, as everybody does
:58:11
I'd like to talk about Jennifer,
we got married last night
:58:15
Yes, I know. Congratulations,
Mr Wooley
:58:19
Thank you. Last night and this morning...
:58:23
...she told me something very strange
- What?
:58:25
Nonsense...
:58:29
...That she had lived in Rocksford
270 years ago and that she was a witch
:58:34
By Lucifer, do you think I don't know it?
:58:37
It isn't the first time this happen to her
:58:40
- Well, maybe you could help her
- Shut up!
:58:46
I have to concentrate.
Iron, iron, start melting...
:58:52
Oh! I can't remember anything
What the hell does happen to me?
:58:57
- It must be the alcohol
- Don't tell me what happens to me...
:59:02
...I invented the drunkenness
in 1892 before Christ
:59:09
Do you believe her?
It's the most important thing
:59:12
How do you want me to
believe her if this has no sense at all?
:59:15
There's still a hope
:59:17
At first I thought that it was a joke, but she
doesn't stop talking about the elections...
:59:21
...she said that with the magic I can win
and that that will show she is a witch
:59:26
Mr Wooley, look for a way of
taking me out of here
:59:30
- I know how to make her obey
- I'll do all I could...
:59:34
...but I'm afraid that I haven't
got many influences any more
:59:40
- Come on, Besinger is yours
- Shut up!
:59:45
- Hurrah for Wallace Wooley!
- Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah for Wooley!
:59:51
- Hurrah Wooley! Hurrah for Wooley!
- Shut up!
:59:59
Hurrah for Wooley!