:35:01
Hello, Shapero Evans?
:35:03
Hi, I'd like to speak to Moris please?
:35:09
Jennifer Corvino.
Right, Paul Corvino's daughter.
:35:15
He is out of town?
:35:19
Three days?
:35:21
Holidays?
:35:26
Which holidays?
:35:28
Look who is there.
:35:31
Our zombie.
:35:34
Have you heard, she walks in her sleep.
:35:36
Walks in the sleep. If you ask me, she has got a problem.
:35:39
For me, she is ill.
:35:40
So thats Paul Corvino's daughter.
:35:42
That doesn't give her the right
to be such a show-off.
:35:46
Here she comes.
:35:49
Lets go.
:35:50
Yes, I don't want to be close to her.
:35:52
What's wrong?
- Damn Moris.
:35:55
Who is he? Your boyfriend?
:35:57
He's my fathers agent and atourney.
:35:59
I want him to get me out of this shitty school.
:36:02
Why do you want to leave?
:36:04
Your little brother isn't the
only male to disgrace this place.
:36:07
First you forgot the doctor.
:36:09
He's not a man.
He's got more hands than the entire basketball team.
:36:13
Second you forgot the killer.
- The killer?
:36:22
What is the poet trying to say with these words?
:36:25
Well, who is going to answer?
:36:29
You, Elisabeth.
:36:31
Me?
- Yes you.
:36:35
I think the poet took the words
right out of a Bee Gees song.
:36:42
That's very funny.
:36:44
The poet in question is Abraham Kouli.
:36:46
What if the killer saw me?
:36:50
I am really scared.
- I would be too.
:36:55
Can you imagine if I walk in my sleep
again tonight I walk right into him.