Agatha Christie's Poirot 6-2, Triangle at Rhodes, 名探偵ポワロ 第6話　砂に書かれた三角形　 日本語字幕 - video Dailymotion

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00:00And what a beautiful day it is, isn't it?

00:29What a beautiful day.

00:31Douglas and I are always lucky in our weather.

00:34You do not bathe this afternoon, madame?

00:36No, only once a day.

00:39We'd arranged to go on a tour of the old city this afternoon,

00:42but somehow or other we missed each other.

00:44Indeed.

00:49When one sees so much trouble and unhappiness

00:53and so many couples divorcing each other and that sort of thing,

00:57one feels very grateful for one's own happiness.

01:00It is pleasant to hear you say so, madame.

01:02That's why I feel so sorry for people who aren't happy.

01:06Mrs. Chantry, for instance.

01:09Madame Chantry?

01:11In a way, one feels sorry for her.

01:14I mean, in spite of all her money and good looks,

01:18she's the sort of woman I think that men would get tired of very easily.

01:23Don't you think so?

01:32We leave on Saturday.

01:36We leave on Saturday.

01:38We leave on Saturday.

01:54Doubtless a pink gin.

01:57I positively must have a pink gin.

02:11Have a nice bathe, Tony, darling.

02:14Hasn't it been a marvellous day, Miss Lyall?

02:17Oh.

02:20Tony?

02:22Tony?

02:23Good afternoon.

02:39Valentine certainly has her methods.

02:42Mrs. Lyall, I do not like all this.

02:44Don't you? Nor do I.

02:47No, let's be honest.

02:50I suppose I do like it, really.

02:53In fact, I've arranged a little excursion for tomorrow.

03:15The top is another ruin.

03:17But wait till you see the view.

03:19The top is another ruin.

03:20But wait till you see the view.

03:36I say.

03:41C'est magnifique.

03:49C'est magnifique.

04:14Here it is.

04:19Look, look, a snake.

04:24Beautiful.

04:25Be careful.

04:27I don't like it here. I think we should go back.

04:29Damn place. It isn't safe to walk in.

04:32They're everywhere.

04:34In the old days, Rhodes was known as the Island of Snakes.

04:40Nature gives to the poor.

04:43I would be without a job.

04:45Nature gives to the poor.

04:47I would be without a job.

04:50I would be without a job.

04:53A job.

05:18Let us not be disrespectful of the local customs, Commander.

05:22Let us not be disrespectful of the local customs, Commander.

05:32I can't understand a word of this man.

05:35Well, take mine. This one's got some English.

05:37Translation's a bit rough, though.

05:39Is this wine? It's like pink gin.

05:42Douglas.

05:44It's marvellous. Terrible.

05:46But people are doing it all the time.

05:48Well, I belong to the old-fashioned generation that doesn't believe in divorce.

05:53The sort of attitude there is to life nowadays,

05:55that if you do a thing and you don't like it,

05:57you get yourself out of it as quickly as possible.

05:59Easy marriage, easy divorce.

06:01I hate that.

06:07A great deal about marriage, Mrs Gold.

06:10Oh, I'm sorry. I...

06:12Strike woman is good-looking. People come down on her like a ton of bricks.

06:16Oh, but I didn't mean...

06:17Down on her like a ton of bricks.

06:19Oh, but I didn't mean...

06:24There was no need for that.

06:26Yes, well, I can't imagine why you brought your wife on holiday...

06:28No need for that.

06:29Yes, well, I can't imagine why you brought your wife on holiday anyway, Gold.

06:32What do you mean?

06:33Because you only have eyes for Valentine.

06:35Don't be ridiculous. You must be drunk.

06:37If you and my wife think you can put this one over on me, you're very much mistaken.

06:40I'll not be got rid of as easily as all that.

06:42Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to order now?

06:45Ah, paracord.

06:48Oh, and it is the kidneys of the lamb,

06:51but on a skewer, yes?

06:53Ah, c'est parfait.

06:54Of the lamb, but on a skewer, yes?

06:57Ah, c'est parfait.

06:59Then for me, the bowels in spite.

07:02De faristo.

07:04The bowels in spite. De faristo.

07:07De faristo.

07:34Forgive me, I thought I might be alone.

07:38Forgive me, I thought I might be alone here.

07:40Thought I might be alone here.

07:44Give you some advice, madame.

07:47Oh, yes, yes, please.

07:50Bien.

07:53How can you know it?

07:55She's got hold of him body and soul.

07:57She's got hold of him body and soul.

07:59He doesn't think of me anymore. I don't count.

08:01Oh, I can't bear it. I can't bear it.

08:04Then my advice to you, madame, is this.

08:07Leave this place before it is too late.

08:11Too late?

08:13What do you mean?

08:15Yes.

08:18That is my intention.

08:20But why? Why?

08:23It is my advice to you.

08:26Leave this island if you value your life.

08:47Merci.

08:49We'll be sorry to see you go, monsieur Poirot.

08:51Your tickets are with the passport.

08:54My reservation has been confirmed.

08:56A sleeping berth on the night boat.

08:58Merci.

09:00Oh, will you be taking dinner tonight?

09:03Yes, something light before I travel.

09:06Maitre Barnes has provided the kitchen with some barbouli.

09:09Ah.

09:11Your red mallet would be ideal. Merci.

09:15Cash.

09:27Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

09:30No, please.

09:32With care, with care.

09:35Regarde, regarde. Look, look, look.

09:40Of course, it's all lies, but he's infatuated.

09:45Of course, it's all lies, but he's infatuated.

09:48He says he wants a divorce.

09:53I don't know what to do. It's terrible.

10:00Now, what is it?

10:02It's such a shame you're leaving, Mr Poirot.

10:05I don't know how you can when things are just hotting up.

10:08The Chantry's and the Goulds are getting into more and more of a biggle.

10:11It's rather shocking.

10:13Marjorie thinks that Valentine will divorce Chantry and marry Douglas.

10:18Really?

10:21Look, they're over there.

10:25Look, they're over there.

10:29See, Chantry giving up without a fight.

10:34Who could have predicted such passion, Mr Poirot?

10:38There is a crisis of the nerves, said the man.

10:45This is a bit quite my feelings exactly.

10:48Quite my feelings exactly.

10:51Shall we go in together?

10:53Exactly.

10:55Shall we go in together?

10:57Oh, dear.

11:00Ah, so you'd stay.

11:03Stay.

11:06Garçon.

11:21Give that little on the side.

11:23Just line up.

11:25Hold that.

11:27Give that little on the side.

11:29Just line up.

11:31Hold that.

11:36Jolly good shot.

11:39Gone off on an evening drive.

11:41Something of a reconciliation, I gather.

11:44Well, there's been too much bad temper and bickering.

11:47Indeed.

11:49You're leaving, Poirot? Not had much time for a chat.

11:52Well, you've been very busy, Major.

11:55The mullet was excellent.

11:57Oh, glad you enjoyed it.

11:58Oh, yes.

12:00Where did you buy it?

12:03What do you mean? Had to go a long way out for that.

12:19You

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