:51:03
- What about lunch? Tomorrow?
- No, I've got a business lunch.
:51:07
This is just such a shock.
:51:10
- I'm vibrating from this.
- We got tickets to the theatre.
:51:14
What? I'm not going to the theatre.
:51:16
We've been holding onto these tickets
for months.
:51:19
Do you comprehend the enormity
of what I'm telling you?
:51:23
- Tell the police, not me.
- What am I going to say to them?
:51:27
- Tell them your story.
- I don't have a story.
:51:30
- I got nothing.
- That's right, you've got nothing.
:51:34
- Unless I locate her, huh?
- Yeah, okay.
:51:37
- Okay?
- Sit down. We're going to the theatre.
:51:46
Jack, you were there when Mrs. House
died, right? You saw her?
:51:51
- You saw her?
- She was lying on the floor.
:51:53
- You're sure it was her, right?
- I'm sure.
:51:56
- He's sure.
- Right. Right.
:51:59
My wife's had bad dreams and
doesn't know what she's talking about.
:52:04
This is for the times I call you to fix
the faucet and you show up months late.
:52:15
The super is a drunk.
:52:18
But we've seen him smelling
of Jack Daniel's. Remember?
:52:22
- Yeah, but...
- Well...
:52:23
- I know he didn't see Mrs. House.
- Lf she's a twin, it's a different story.
:52:29
- You don't feel she is.
- I don't know.
:52:32
Oh, I know.
:52:34
Unless he's in on it.
:52:36
The super's in on it?
The super can't change a fuse.
:52:43
I mean, she...
:52:45
- What?
- Well, she's alive. My question is:
:52:48
- Who was in that bag? I mean...
- She's not alive unless she's a twin.
:52:53
- Okay? Now, keep quiet.
- Look, somebody...
:52:58
Somebody got cremated, Larry.
Somebody.