:54:02
I found a little book
dropped in the attic; Mother.
:54:05
- He's been up there.
- Well;you should keep him out.
:54:09
He told me he was working
on that thing;:he wasn't at all.
:54:12
- Want a little bit, Edie ?
- No.
:54:15
- You don't want a little bit ?
-[ David Mutters ]
:54:18
- My God!
- What ?
:54:21
- I just thought of something.
- What ?
:54:23
Give me that. What did you think of?
What ? Come on.
:54:27
[ Whispering ]
The guy was standing outside the window,
:54:30
and he was passing books out to him.
:54:32
- You think so, Edie ?
- Yes.
:54:34
- I don't believe all that.
- Yes!
:54:37
I don't believe it.
Want a taste, Edie ?
:54:40
- I don't want any.
- No. We lost the glasses.
The glasses are gone.
:54:44
Next thing; those antiques
will all be missing.
:54:48
See, you shouldn't have
a contact with the outside world...
:54:52
because how do I know that
there isn't something up in that room ?
:54:56
If you get what I mean.
:54:59
You can't tell what's
been put up in that room...
:55:02
or what's been taken out.
:55:05
- [ Sighs ]
- Don't worry so much; please.
:55:10
This cat's going to the bathroom
right in back of my portrait.
:55:13
- Oh; isn't that awful?
- No; I'm glad he is.
:55:17
I'm glad somebody's doing
something they want to do.
:55:20
[ David Laughing ]
:55:44
I was frozen this morning
when I woke up. Were you, Edie ?
:55:47
- I did drop. It dropped.
It dropped quite a bit.
- I missed you last night.
:55:51
I was so lonely. She only left me
one little kitty to keep me warm.
:55:56
And all these blankets were on the
floors, all this pile of stuff here.