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:34:04
I'm used to surprises
in my work.

:34:06
You suspected something?
:34:09
No. I thought his collapse
due to mental strain.

:34:13
That's a funny diagnosis for a fellow
who's just come from vacation.

:34:16
I made no diagnosis, I was shocked
he collapsed. I didn't think.

:34:20
We're all pretty shocked, Sheriff,
the fellow took us all in...

:34:23
all except Dr. Mercheson.
:34:26
And he didn't say anything to
give you an idea where he went?

:34:29
No.
:34:31
He may be hanging around, we'll have
to go over the grounds first.

:34:42
I'm sorry this has happened
to you, Constance...

:34:44
I felt like warning you about him
but I wasn't certain.

:34:47
Don't worry, it's not your fault.
They're bound to find him.

:34:50
I'll keep you informed
of the police activities.

:35:16
The fellow expected to get away
with it, like any criminal.

:35:19
Nonsense, obviously an amnesia case,
he didn't know who he was...

:35:22
or what he was doing.
What do you say, Constance?

:35:26
I don't know.
:35:28
If you were anyone but Constance
Petersen, the human glaciar...

:35:31
-and custodian of truth, I'd say...
-You'd say what?

:35:35
My dear, forgive me my thoughts,
you are telling the truth...

:35:38
I was going to say that you were
holding something back.

:35:41
I'm a sentimental ass...
:35:43
A woman like you couldn't get
involved emotionally with any man...

:35:45
-sane or insane.
-I suggest you change the subject.

:35:49
I will be interested to ask him
certain questions...

:35:52
when they bring him
back here.

:35:54
-You'll never ask him any questions.
-Why not?

:35:57
For the simple reason the police
will never find him alive...


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