Death Becomes Her
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1:06:03
Oh, my gosh, Helen!
What are you doin´ here?

1:06:07
What´s that on your hands?
Blood?

1:06:09
- Paint!
- Paint?

1:06:12
What would you be doing that
you have paint on your hands?

1:06:14
- Painting.
- Ernest.

1:06:16
Are you doing something funny
with Madeline?

1:06:19
- Define funny.
- Oh, come on, Ernest. Cough her up!

1:06:23
Shh, shh, shh,
listen, Helen.

1:06:25
- We should go outside and talk.
- Why are you whispering?

1:06:28
- She´s resting and in a foul mood.
- Are you nuts?

1:06:32
- She´s resting!
- She´s not resting.

1:06:35
She´s dead, Ernest, just like we wanted,
just like we plotted together.

1:06:40
Remember? You may have done it alone,
but l can´t walk away now.

1:06:44
- Not after you put us both in jeopardy!
- Shh!

1:06:46
We have to bury her in Death Valley
and be done with her once and for all.

1:06:51
- You have to listen to me.
- Stop waffling. She deserved it.

1:06:55
She was a home wrecker.
She was a man-eater.

1:06:59
And she was a bad... actress.
1:07:02
- Would you please listen to me!
- Oh, stop it!

1:07:08
Madeline is not ready
to be buried yet.

1:07:10
- She´s upstairs resting peacefully.
- Oh, fine!

1:07:13
lf she´s not dead,
you tell her to come here.

1:07:15
Tell her to come here,
walk right up to me...

1:07:18
- and kiss me on the--
- Kiss you on the what?

1:07:22
- Mad?
- Hel.

1:07:27
- Darling.
- What have you two...

1:07:30
been plotting down here
or should l say, what else?

1:07:34
Are you angry, dear?
Are you very angry?

1:07:39
- lt´s alive.
- Madeline?

1:07:44
Oh, boy! Helen, l think you
should leave right away.

1:07:48
l see a very bad
situation developing here.

1:07:52
Dear? Madeline?

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