:04:02
There. That's much better.
:04:09
What a lovely evening.
:04:17
Pity we couldn't have done it with
the curtains open in the bright sunlight.
:04:24
Well...
:04:26
We can't have everything, can we?
:04:29
We did do it in daytime.
:04:32
Alright now, Phillip?
:04:34
- Yes.
- Good.
:04:35
You better put those away in my
chequebook drawer behind the box.
:04:56
Now...
:04:59
It's a museum piece now.
:05:01
We really should preserve it for posterity,
:05:04
except, it's such good crystal
and I'd hate to break up the set.
:05:10
Out of this,
David Kentley had his last drink.
:05:17
It should have been ginger ale,
or even beer.
:05:20
It was out of character for David
to drink anything as corrupt as whiskey.
:05:25
Out of character
for him to be murdered, too.
:05:28
Yes, wasn't it? Good Americans
usually die young on the battlefield.
:05:33
Well, the Davids of this world
merely occupy space,
:05:38
which is why he was
the perfect victim for the perfect murder.
:05:43
'Course,
he was a Harvard undergraduate.
:05:47
That might make it justifiable homicide.
:05:50
He's dead and we've killed him.
But he's still here.
:05:53
In less than eight hours
he'll be resting at the bottom of a lake.
:05:57
Meanwhile, he's here.