:06:01
Not that way, Mr. Barnard!
:06:08
Who are you?
:06:11
This is Mr. Barnard, Nicholas.
:06:13
Elizabeth's brother.
:06:18
Oh, yes.
:06:20
You are welcome, mister.
:06:22
Resting, dona Medina?
:06:24
Sir?
:06:25
I told Mr. Barnard
that you were resting, Nicholas.
:06:27
I thought that you were.
:06:30
That noise, sir.
:06:34
This is an apparatus...
:06:36
...that must be kept
in constant repair.
:06:41
What brings you to us?
:06:43
Elizabeth was my sister,
don Medina.
:06:46
I received your report
of her untimely death...
:06:48
...the report that was
utterly devoid of detail.
:06:50
what should I have done,
remained in England?
:06:52
Yes, you are quite right.
My apology, sir.
:06:56
Shock and grief...
:06:59
...restrained me from
more adequate communication.
:07:02
You have every right
to be provoked.
:07:04
Perhaps you will show me my
sister's place of interment now.
:07:09
I told him it would be
alright, Nicholas.
:07:14
Yes, of course.
:07:25
Now perhaps you'll be good enough
to tell me how my sister died.
:07:30
In the illness of
some duration, sir.
:07:32
And was this illness diagnosed?
:07:35
- Yes.
- By whom?
:07:38
Dr. Leon, the physician
of repute.
:07:42
And he decided?
:07:45
Something in her blood.
:07:48
Yes?
:07:52
That's all?
:07:53
Just something in her blood?
:07:57
I'm afraid so.
:07:59
And I'm afraid that does not
satisfy me, sir.