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-Sir William Gull, please.
-Sir William isn't receiving visitors.
1:06:18
Sir William? It's lnspector Abberline.
I need to speak with you, sir.
1:06:22
Sir William is ill.
He can't receive any visitors.
1:06:28
FERRAL: I said...
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...you can't go in.
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SIR WILLIAM: It's okay, Dr. Ferral,
I don't mind company.
1:06:36
Have Anna bring us some tea,
would you please?
1:06:44
SIR WILLIAM: I wish I could tell you
that your story was fantastical.
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Unhappily, I cannot.
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I know for a fact that the Prince
has a taste in unfortunate women.
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And I suppose
that it's more than possible...
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...he concocted this elaborate deception...
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...to have some privacy
while he indulged in his secret life.
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But I know one reason I have for stating...
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...that Prince Edward being Jack the Ripper
is just incomprehensible.
1:07:17
What's that, sir?
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If you repeat what I'm about to tell you,
both our lives are in jeopardy.
1:07:25
Indeed, I hope for your sake
that what I'm about to say...
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...will steer you clear
of the very real danger you're in.
1:07:31
I think I'm well past
the point of safe return, sir.
1:07:36
Prince Edward has syphilis.
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Not a pleasant state secret, but a vital one.
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That proves it.
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I couldn't understand why the Prince
was killing Ann Crook's friends...
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...especially so savagely,
but he's not merely killing them...
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...he's punishing them.
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He wants revenge. Don't you see, sir?
1:07:59
No, lnspector, I don't see.