:48:08
In her diary she called it
"an unmentionable disease...
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...carried by men
and suffered by women."
:48:26
Doesn't exactly look prostrate
with worry, does he?
:48:28
Ellen recovered, and when they
took up residence in Rose Red...
:48:31
...she was pregnant.
:48:43
January 1909, that would have been.
John thought the house was finished.
:48:47
The Rimbauers! They're here!
:48:51
How beautiful you are, Rose Red.
:48:55
Wlnat lne didn't know is that
tlne house would never be done.
:48:57
Not in his lifetime, not in hers.
:48:59
What makes Rose Red one of the world's
most fascinating psychic artifacts...
:49:04
...is that the house continued to grow
until its death in 1 995 or '96.
:49:10
Until 1 950, changes were made
according to the will of Ellen.
:49:13
And her will, ladies and gentlemen,
was iron.
:49:20
After 1 950....
:49:24
After 1 950, Rose Red grew on its own.
:49:28
In tlne fall of 1909,
Ellen Rimbauer gave birth to a son.
:49:33
Grampy.
Your grandfather, really?
:49:41
Yeah, I'm afraid so.
:49:45
In her diary she wrote, "I have called
him Adam, for he is the first."
:49:49
Sukeena, wlno cane fron Africa,
saw her through tlne difficult labor.
:49:53
Ellen never refers
to Sulkeena as lner servant.
:49:57
First, slne calls lner "my friend. "
And later, "my sister. "