:42:00
...with himself and Ellen
the center of their conspiracy.
:42:05
He guessed he had been, for months...
:42:08
...the center of countless
silently observing eyes...
:42:11
...and patiently listening ears.
:42:16
He understood that, somehow...
:42:19
...the separation between himself and
the partner of his guilt was achieved.
:42:25
And he knew that now the whole tribe
had rallied around his wife.
:42:31
He was a prisoner in the center
of an armed camp.
:42:38
Regina's illness
doesn't stop Beaufort...
:42:41
...from devoting as much time
to Annie Ring as he can.
:42:44
Best thing for Beaufort...
:42:46
...would be to go stay at
Regina's place in North Carolina.
:42:50
He could breed trotters.
:42:52
And the key to his release had been
returned the day before...
:42:56
...by mail, unopened.
:43:00
He may stay here as a challenge
to the outrage he's created.
:43:04
Perhaps he'll run for office.
:43:07
Then will Annie Ring
be his first lady?
:43:12
Was your trip from Washington tiring?
:43:17
The heat on the train was dreadful...
:43:21
...but all travel has its hardships.
:43:24
They're worth it, just to get away.
:43:29
I mean to do a lot of traveling soon.
:43:37
What about a little adventure, Philip?
Athens and Smyrna, maybe.
:43:42
- Maybe even Constantinople.
- Possibly.
:43:44
- Possibly.
- But not Naples.
:43:47
Dr. Bencomb says there's a fever.
:43:50
Oh, really? A fever in Naples.
:43:54
- There's always India.
- You need three weeks for India.
:43:58
Absolutely.