:12:01
And in their madness they have
acquired a superhuman strength...
:12:07
...so that it took the power
of many to subdue them.
:12:10
Do you not exaggerate, sir.
:12:16
Perhaps there have been in your
family certain...
:12:20
...peculiarities of temperament, but...
:12:22
Peculiarities of temperament?
:12:26
How diplomatically you put it!
:12:30
Peculiarities of temperament.
:12:39
Would you permit me to light a candle
so that...?
:12:42
I think you had better leave, Mr. Winthrop.
:12:44
I think you need some light in this
house, Mr. Usher.
:13:07
Two pale drops of fire...
:13:10
...clattering in the vast, consuming,
darkness.
:13:16
My sister and myself.
:13:19
Shortly they will burn no more.
:13:24
She cannot leave this house, Mr. Winthrop.
:13:27
Believe that or not as you will, but she
cannot leave it.
:13:31
For her own sake as well as yours, will you
leave now, please.
:13:35
No, I will not.
:13:41
Very well.
:13:43
Bristol will show you to a room.
:13:51
I warned you, sir.
:13:54
Whatever consequences may follow your
refusal to leave,
:13:59
are upon you alone.