:34:01
You will die as I said...
:34:04
at 1 0:00 on the 28th of this month.
:34:07
Your time allowed
is just three days from now.
:34:11
"My time allowed."
:34:13
Oh, yes, your trick with the card.
Very good too.
:34:17
I'm sorry you remain so skeptical.
:34:19
But as the time gets closer,
mental disintegration will set in.
:34:23
First, weakness and unsureness.
:34:25
And then horror, as the fear of
what is behind you grips your heart.
:34:29
Because it's there, Dr. Holden.
It's there!
:34:32
It has been from the moment
we met in the museum.
:34:34
You actually believe this nonsense.
:34:36
I asked you to drop
this ridiculous investigation.
:34:38
Perhaps you will
before it's too late.
:34:41
Well, it's nice to know that
I do have a way out, Mr. Karswell.
:34:45
The choice is yours.
:34:51
I don't know if the diagrams
are of any use to you, dear...
:34:54
but as you see,
the words make no sense at all.
:34:58
- What kind of language is this?
- I really don't know.
:35:01
I didn't know that you were interested
in the black arts, Miss Harrington.
:35:05
She wanted to see the books you and
Dr. Holden were discussing, didn't you?
:35:09
But we can't read a word,
can we, dear?
:35:12
- What especially interests you?
- The power of the runic symbols.
:35:16
Undoubtedly, the answer to your question
lies in that remarkable work.
:35:19
Unfortunately, it's unreadable.
It's written entirely in cipher.
:35:22
You offered to lend it to Dr. Holden.
Shall I take it to him?
:35:25
He also knows it would be useless
without a word key.
:35:28
The storm has ended.
I'm sure you and the doctor...
:35:31
are anxious to return to London.
:35:34
Yes. You mean the party's over?
:35:37
You'll fiind him in the morning room
where I left him waiting.
:35:41
Well, good-bye, my dear.
I'll see...
:35:47
I'll see you again soon, I hope.
:35:50
Yes. Thank you. Good-bye.
:35:58
It was a lovely party, wasn't it?
Except for that dreadful wind.