:42:00
Yeah, but why grapes?
:42:11
So they'll trust whatever he offers.
:42:23
I've never fully understood that tradition.
:42:26
They're for the ferryman.
:42:28
The ferryman who takes the body
across the river into the land of the dead.
:42:32
If she don't have the money to pay him...
:42:34
...she'd have to wander,
forever lost between the two worlds.
:42:46
I need to consult a doctor.
:42:48
Are you ill, lnspector?
:42:50
A surgeon, to be specific.
:42:52
The killer removed
the victim's uterus and its attachments.
:42:55
My God. He's out of his mind.
:42:59
That's very astute of you, sir.
:43:01
I don't appreciate sarcasm, lnspector.
:43:04
FREDERICK: I'm sorry, sir.
I meant nothing by it.
:43:06
You already have a surgeon
at your disposal.
:43:09
I need a man with a strong stomach
and a sober mind.
:43:13
The police surgeon has neither.
:43:15
SIR CHARLES: No. Request denied.
FREDERICK: Why?
:43:17
Are you questioning my decision?
:43:19
No, sir. I simply want to know why.
:43:21
There's already too much nonsense
and gossip in the press.
:43:25
You start consulting doctors, and
all sorts of wild notions will be printed.
:43:29
No one else is to see the bodies.
:43:33
DOCTOR #1 : It is my honor...
:43:35
...to present this unique
medical phenomenon.
:43:40
Until last week, Mr. Joseph Merrick--
:43:43
DOCTOR #2: John Merrick.
:43:45
I beg your pardon.
:43:46
Mr. John Merrick was an attraction
at a side show.
:43:52
Now he's being cared for
at England's leading hospital.
:43:57
With your generosity,
we will be able to continue to do so.