1:03:00
Really?
1:03:02
The things about Typhus are over.
1:03:04
Because in Paris.
1:03:07
There is a command
of stopping searching.
1:03:12
Aren't you surprised?
1:03:14
I feel indifferent.
1:03:17
Such an arid woman.
1:03:20
Do you mean me?
1:03:22
I heard from Widmark.
1:03:25
The one who killed Typhus.
1:03:29
Was a private eye called
Marc Dickson.
1:03:32
For the moment I believed him.
1:03:34
It's the sequela of the Maroc War.
1:03:41
Have they caught Marc Dickson?
1:03:44
He is now wanted
but we have little thread.
1:03:46
Why?
1:03:48
Because he died
in the big fire in Maroc.
1:03:51
Then why he is wanted now?
1:03:55
We know it
because the absebce of the adjudgement.
1:03:59
Only two persons.
One is me, who affiliated with his sister.
1:04:04
The other is.
1:04:06
Widmark?
1:04:08
No.
1:04:12
It's a woman dressed floridly.
1:04:15
Exact the same colour
as that of you wear.
1:04:17
Orange? Yellow?
1:04:19
Isn't the whole thing over?
1:04:22
Though.
1:04:25
Any doubtful point?
1:04:27
Though not suspect,
there are some doubtful points.
1:04:32
You let him enter you room, right?
1:04:35
No, the one that entered my room...
1:04:39
... was a thief.
1:04:45
Did you live in the same hotel
in coincidence?
1:04:47
No.
1:04:49
I don't understand.
Didn't you have a appointment?
1:04:52
No, I had never thought of meeting him.
1:04:56
I knew that Richard
was killed from the newspaper.