:14:17
You remain silent and I'll talk.
:14:24
Above all I must ask Aunt
to keep her trap shut.
:14:27
One more thing.
Aunt can make things jump.
:14:31
Aunt knows what I mean. Tables fly,
chairs fall, lights go out, etc.
:14:36
We know Aunt's tricks.
But be nice now and behave.
:14:41
- For all of our sakes.
- Yes, I understand.
:14:45
- Perhaps.
- That old bag makes me nervous.
:14:49
- Remember what you did in Ostend?
- No, just think, I can't remember.
:14:54
Aunt's tricks are obsolete. They're
no fun as they can't be explained.
:14:59
- Aunt ought to be dead.
- Yes, it was festive in Ostend.
:15:05
I was thrown inside, Vogler was fined
and Aunt was flogged in the square.
:15:10
Yes, it was festive in Ostend.
:15:34
- We should introduce ourselves.
- Of course.
:15:39
I am Consul Abraham Egerman,
welcome to my house.
:15:43
I and particularly my wife, have a
special interest in spiritual questions.
:15:47
Therefore we've asked Commissioner
Starbeck to gather here.
:15:51
Frans Starbeck, Police Commissioner.
I'm responsible for our meeting.
:15:56
I hope my men have behaved and
proceeded with necessary tact.