:53:01
Certainly not.
:53:03
I've been reading.
:53:04
What?
:53:06
What's the trouble?
:53:08
There's no trouble at all.
:53:09
Please forgive us.
:53:16
Well now we'll try
Alastair's room.
:53:18
Right you are.
:53:21
Better try knocking
this time, Watson.
:53:25
Come in.
:53:34
What is it?
:53:37
Have you been out of
room Mr. Alastair?
:53:40
Yes for just a few minutes
:53:42
I went down to the kitchen
:53:44
and I had such a
nice glass of milk.
:53:46
Milk?
:53:47
Yes, it was
most refreshing.
:53:51
Glass of milk.
:53:52
Don't disturb him.
:53:57
Glass of milk?
:53:58
He's lying Holmes.
:53:59
Probably just one of
your emanations Doctor...
:54:01
Rubbish and the word is
called hallucinations.
:54:03
Whatever they are
:54:04
they had you
surrounded downstairs.
:54:16
It's all right
Mrs. Monteith.
:54:18
I heard noises upstairs.
:54:21
I thought the murderer
must be a prowl again.
:54:24
What are doing
with that cleaver?
:54:25
You have nothing
to fear now.
:54:30
Well I'll be
getting back to bed.
:54:32
Not a bad idea.
:54:33
I've had enough of
this for one day.
:54:35
Oh uh, Mrs.
Monteith, please.
:54:40
The note you gave
Inspector Lestrade,
:54:42
was it pushed under
the door like the rest?
:54:44
Aye.
:54:45
Was there anything
:54:46
different about
it this time?
:54:48
Think Mrs. Monteith.
:54:48
Well...
:54:50
Yes?
:54:51
Just before I found
the note under the door
:54:53
I happened to look
:54:54
through the
kitchen window
:54:55
and I saw a man running
away from the house,
:54:57
as if Satan himself
were after him.
:54:59
Did you recognize him?