:56:01
Thank you, but it's just that
I owe you some reason.
:56:04
No, no, no.
I won't hear a word of it.
:56:07
You saw the predicament I was in
with that body on my hands
:56:09
and you shut your eyes to it in a
most sporting fashion, if I say so.
:56:13
- Captain Wiles.
- Yes, ma'am?
:56:16
I'm trying to tell you the reason
I asked you to coffee and muffins.
:56:19
It was because... I felt -
:56:22
- Sympathy.
- Gratitude.
:56:24
Gra...? But I'm the one
who should be grateful.
:56:27
No, I was grateful.
I... I am grateful.
:56:32
I'm grateful to you
for burying my body.
:56:41
Your body?
:56:43
The man you thought you killed...
:56:46
was the man I hit over the head with
the leather heel of my hiking shoe.
:56:50
You?
:56:52
And with a metal cleat
on the end of it.
:56:54
But why?
:56:57
He annoyed me.
:56:59
I was walking towards home when he
:57:01
suddenly came at me
with a wild look in his eye
:57:04
and insisted...
:57:06
- we were married.
- Oh, you knew each other before.
:57:09
Believe it or not, I had never
seen him before in my life and...
:57:13
if I ever had,
I never would have married him.
:57:16
He must have mistaken you
for someone else.
:57:19
Oh, no, he very definitely
pulled me into the bushes.
:57:23
- Yes?
- I came out again.
:57:27
Go on.
:57:29
He pulled me back.
:57:32
Twice.
:57:34
He swore at me,
horrible, masculine sounds.
:57:38
- I didn't understand it, of course.
- Of course you didn't.
:57:42
- We fought.
- Then what?
:57:46
I won. My shoe had come off
in the struggle, and I hit him.
:57:51
I hit him as hard as ever I could.
:57:57
You killed him.