:45:03
I seem to be the only one
having a good time.
:45:06
You and Mrs Atwater.
:45:11
What's going on, Phillip?
:45:14
Would you mind turning that off?
:45:16
- Sorry.
- I don't like the light in my eyes.
:45:24
You know, Phillip,
:45:26
I get quite intrigued when people don't
answer questions and quite curious.
:45:31
- Did you ask me a question?
- Yes, Phillip, I asked you a question.
:45:34
(Sirens)
:45:38
Well, what was it?
:45:41
I asked you what is going on here.
:45:44
- A party.
- Yes, but a rather peculiar party.
:45:49
What's it all about, Phillip?
:45:51
What's what all about? Stop playing
''Crime and Punishment'', Rupert.
:45:55
If you want to know something
come out with it! Otherwise -
:45:56
Now, now, temper, temper.
:45:59
- Don't stop.
- I'd like a drink.
:46:01
Wait, I'll get it for you. Keep playing.
What would you like, Scotch?
:46:04
(Phillip) No, brandy.
:46:06
(Piano Continues)
:46:10
You're very fond
of that little tune, aren't you?
:46:15
You know, I wish I could come
straight out with what I want to know.
:46:18
Unfortunately, I don't know anything.
:46:21
I merely suspect.
:46:26
- I said that -
(Phillip) - l heard you.
:46:28
- This alright?
(Phillip) - Thank you.
:46:32
(Guests Laughing)
:46:37
- Do you use this?
- Sometimes.
:46:40
I thought only beginners did.
:46:43
- I must say -
- Alright, Rupert, I'll ask you.
:46:46
What do you suspect?
:46:49
Oh, I'd forgotten. Where's David, Phillip?
:46:53
I don't know. Why?
:46:55
- Brandon knows.
- Does he?
:46:57
- Doesn't he?
- Not that I know of.
:46:58
- Oh, come now.
- I don't. Why don't you ask Brandon?