1:16:01
- How do you know?
- Because he didn't call me.
1:16:04
He would have kept his word.
1:16:07
With less than 24 hours
before the big game,
1:16:10
the whereabouts of Leo Farnswon'th
remains a mystery.
1:16:14
Farnswon'th said his wife and
Tony Abbott were trying to kill him.
1:16:18
Let me spring it on Abbott,
I can make him crack.
1:16:24
Take Corkle to the Farnswon'th house.
1:16:27
The game!
1:16:33
If you win this one, you're going
to be champions of the world.
1:16:39
And they can take away
the money and the cheers.
1:16:42
They can take away the good looks,
1:16:48
but nobody will ever
take that away from you.
1:16:56
Let's go.
1:17:04
Let me get this straight.
1:17:06
You saw no specific changes
in Mr Farnswon'th's behaviour?
1:17:10
No, sir. A bit more talkative,
but other than that, normal.
1:17:15
And that's your opinion, too,
Mr Sisk?
1:17:17
Yes. I did notice he seemed
to take a dislike to his hats,
1:17:22
but it was never violent.
1:17:25
Ask me whatever you want...?
1:17:27
- Mr Corkle, please. Mr Everett?
- Yes?
1:17:31
- You had cocoa with him every night.
- Yes.
1:17:35
What did you talk about?
1:17:36
Well, he'd say something like,
1:17:40
"This cocoa is good, isn't it?"
1:17:43
And I'd say, "Yes, it is."
1:17:47
And then he'd say something like,
1:17:50
"I wish the marshmallow
would last longer."
1:17:53
And I'd say, "So do I."
1:17:58
Sometimes he talked about cookies.