1:01:01
Lead on. Spirit.
1:01:25
No. I don't know much about it
either way.
1:01:28
I only know he's dead.
1:01:30
- Yeah.
- When?
- Last night. I believe.
1:01:33
- Hmm. Wonder what he died of.
- Mm!
1:01:35
I thought he'd never go.
1:01:38
Well. I don't know or care
why he's gone.
1:01:40
I'd just like to know what
he's done with his money.
1:01:43
- That's right!
- Wouldn't we all?
- Well. He didn't give it to me.
1:01:46
- No. No.
- No!
- Well. It's likely to be a cheap funeral.
1:01:50
I don't know a single soul
who'd go to it.
1:01:52
- I wouldn't mind goin'.
- Hey?
- What?
1:01:55
If lunch is provided.
1:01:57
- I say!
- Speaking of lunch...
1:02:00
Oh. Good Lord.
Look at the time.
1:02:03
Yes. We must be off.
1:02:05
I know some of those gentlemen. Spirit.
Of what poor wretch do they speak?
1:02:25
So. Back from the house
of sadness. I see.
1:02:29
Huh! Sad that he didn't die years ago.
the old skinflint.
1:02:32
- Hear. Hear!
- Well. Let me see.
1:02:34
What do you got
for old Joe. Eh?
1:02:37
What do you got for me
to remember him by?
1:02:40
Joe. Get off!
1:02:43
Well. I got these collar buttons
from his dresser.
1:02:47
- Mother-of-pearl.
- No. No. No. No.
1:02:50
I got his bed curtains.
1:02:53
- Very fine damask.
- Oh.
1:02:55
Very cheap damask.
but worth a few coins.
1:02:59
- Now. I've got his blankets.
- Oh. His blankets?