:40:01
No.
:40:02
You think he carried
him down through
the greenhouse...
:40:04
No, no.
:40:05
Over to the garage...
:40:06
No, he never.
:40:07
And crammed his body
into the rumble seat
of that roadster.
:40:09
Don't you try and put
the blame on Alfr...
:40:11
I'll put the blame
on both of you.
:40:12
You're in this together.
:40:13
You were in his room last
night, I saw you there.
:40:15
Only to talk about
the ritual, sir.
:40:16
He, we,
:40:18
he thought that he'd
got it all worked out.
:40:19
Did he leave any
notes, any record?
:40:21
No, that is...
:40:22
Oh come on,
come on, out with it.
:40:24
Only this, sir.
:40:26
I found it this morning
:40:27
under the soap dish
on his washstand.
:40:29
Huh?
:40:30
Hastily written.
:40:31
Another jingle?
:40:32
Yes.
:40:34
Obviously in
some agitation.
:40:35
If any harm
should come to me
:40:37
fleshly or spiritual
:40:39
seek and you
will find the key
:40:40
in the Musgrave ritual.
:40:42
The old ritual,
there it is again.
:40:43
Watson, we've got to
find that ritual.
:40:44
It's the key to
the whole business.
:40:46
Just a minute, you
can't talk to Sally.
:40:47
Why not?
:40:48
She's in such a state
and I had to give a hypo.
:40:49
All right come on.
:40:53
Draw the curtains, Watson.
:40:58
There must be a
copy of that ritual
:41:00
somewhere in this room.
:41:01
She had to learn
it, you know.
:41:03
Yes, you're right.
:41:04
Here it is.
:41:05
I doubt it.
:41:07
Empty.
:41:08
Quite.
:41:09
There's only one thing
to do, search the room.
:41:10
Not the room, Watson.
:41:12
Her mind.
:41:13
We must search her mind.
:41:15
Obviously she took great
pains to hide that paper.
:41:17
But why should
she hide it?
:41:19
Put yourself in her place.
:41:21
Her brother Geoffrey
was murdered.
:41:22
The man she loves is
accused of that murder
:41:24
and thrown into jail.
:41:25
On top of that
:41:27
she finds her brother,
Phillip, murdered.
:41:28
What would your
reactions be?
:41:29
Well naturally I should
be terribly upset.
:41:31
Obviously.
:41:32
Excuse me.
:41:34
She's brought
back to this house
:41:35
in a state bordering
on hysteria.
:41:36
She comes through that
door, goes to that desk,
:41:38
throws on her gloves.
:41:40
The first thing
her eye lights on
:41:42
is the Musgrave ritual.
:41:43
In her mind it's tied up
with all the disasters
:41:46
that have
befallen Hurlstone.
:41:47
She herself may be
the next victim.
:41:49
She must hide that paper.
:41:51
You're quite
right, but where?
:41:55
Excuse me, sir.
:41:58
Was she alone in
this room at any time