:34:02
It was a horrible
looking mess.
:34:05
- Good morning, doctor.
- Morning.
:34:07
- Has anyone seen Constable Harris?
- He said he'd meet you at Philips'.
:34:10
He's gone up to my fields
to look at my horse.
:34:13
- What's that?
- He's gone to Philips' place.
:34:15
My horse is dead
and he's gone up there.
:34:18
- What happened to your horse?
- If it is my horse.
:34:21
It's a bloody mess,
a pile of flesh.
:34:24
- In your fields?
- Yes.
:34:28
- The other side of the island...
- Pardon?
:34:31
Nothing. Excuse me,
I've got to go.
:34:34
- Wait, what's going on here?
- I can't explain now.
:34:38
Some peculiar goings on
on this island.
:34:42
It was a bit abrupt
on the doctor's part.
:34:46
He may be right.
I'll go and see Campbell.
:35:00
You're the head of the island,
what do you plan to do?
:35:03
It's no good dithering about.
:35:06
We better go and talk to the farmers
and then see Dr. Landers.
:35:18
A farmer has found his horse
on the other side of the peninsula.
:35:22
Harris has gone to Philips' place.
We must've just missed him.
:35:26
- Did you find anything?
- Philips was doing cancer research.
:35:30
He was creating a form of living
matter to counteract the cancer.
:35:35
What do you think?
:35:36
He might've succeeded in creating
some form of life in his lair.
:35:40
- That caused these deaths?
- We haven't read all his notes.
:35:44
Shall we take a look at the horse,
and pick up Harris?
:35:46
We should let him know
at least what we know.
:35:50
- Good morning.
- Hello, Toni.
:35:52
You look like you've been up
all night.
:35:54
We have.
:35:55
- How about some breakfast?
- We've just had supper.
:35:58
- We have to go to Philips' place.
- Right, let's go.