:19:01
A very plausible reason indeed.
:19:04
So that's why she didn't change her dress
before she went to his rooms.
:19:07
Well, I cannot imagine Miss Inwood
going to see her young man...
:19:10
Or your young man, whose ever young man
he is, in this nasty, messy condition.
:19:14
No. This dress is a clue, my dear,
a very important clue.
:19:18
And though it grieves me, of all people,
to have to say it, Eve...
:19:21
...I think we should go to the police.
:19:25
Jonathan! Jonathan, wake up.
:19:28
Jonathan, how far do you think
you could trust Charlotte?
:19:31
I'd trust her with my life.
What do you mean?
:19:33
This bloodstain was put here deliberately.
:19:35
Don't be ridiculous. You're trying to turn me
against Charlotte, but you can't.
:19:39
What's this doing here, anyhow?
It should have been destroyed hours ago!
:19:43
Fool! There goes the evidence
that could've helped you.
:19:45
I'm doing all this for Charlotte's sake.
You're just jealous of her!
:19:48
Young man, I'd remind you
you're my daughter's guest.
:19:51
I'd like better manners from you.
:19:53
Oh, I am sorry, Eve.
:19:54
Please forgive me.
:19:57
I lost my head for a moment.
:19:59
I can hardly think.
I'm almost dead for want of sleep.
:20:02
I wonder, would it be too much trouble
if I went to bed?
:20:05
That is, if Commodore Gill
wants to let me stay.
:20:11
Your room is at the head of the stairs.
You'll be quite comfortable.
:20:14
And if you want anything to read in bed...
:20:16
...you'll find some quite good
murder mysteries in there.
:20:19
Beg your pardon.
:20:26
Look, Eve...
:20:28
But he's just gone...
:20:52
At last we are alone and unobserved.
You know, I'm beginning to enjoy this.
:20:56
Father, do you think she arranged
to put the suspicion on Jonathan?
:20:59
- Do you think she deliberately framed him?
- The thought had crossed my mind.