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00:00¡Gracias!
00:30¡Gracias!
00:34It's all very strange.
00:36For most of the year, we feed and coddle our game birds,
00:39protect them from predators, defend them from the poachers.
00:42Then, on the morning of August the 12th,
00:45we get our guns, and we see how many of them we can kill.
00:48Simon!
00:50Oh, Marge. What's for lunch?
00:52Very dull, I'm afraid. Chicken. I hope you're hungry.
00:55I am ravenous.
00:57Come on, Sinbad. Sit. Sit. Sit, boy.
01:03Look out!
01:13Oh, dear. I missed.
01:17We'll never have game pie at that rate.
01:20So these grass are cunning, you know. They duck.
01:23I don't think you're trying. You haven't made a kill all day.
01:26The truth is I'm not a very expert marksman.
01:28Oh, come on. Surely no one can ever say that about the famous Simon Templer.
01:32Oh, come on.
01:38Oh, come on.
01:42Ah, can you put that on?
01:44Well?
01:46Oh, I used for this Warehouse to see
01:48now.
01:50And shorter years like he did a 어제
01:53¡Gracias!
02:23A laboratory is the only other building on the whole moor.
02:25A laboratory?
02:26Aye, it was an old farmhouse.
02:28One of the ministries took it over a few years ago
02:30and I did some extra buildings.
02:32Bulldozers, cement mixers.
02:35They ruined the shooting for two seasons.
02:37What do they do out there?
02:39Nobody canes.
02:40It's one of these top secret affairs.
02:45There's guns here.
02:46Name me a shooting for the day.
02:47If you're all ready, sir, we'll gang do into the cars.
02:49Well, I'll walk on up to the house.
02:51It'll be dark before you're there.
02:53The exercise will do me good after standing around here all day.
02:55Well, your quickest way is over yond rise
02:57and down through Ravenwood.
02:59Fine.
03:00Tell the colonel I see him at dinner.
03:01All right, sir.
03:07Eighth brace.
03:08Not too bad for so late in the season.
03:10Sinbad.
03:12Here, boy.
03:14Sinbad.
03:17I don't understand it.
03:18He just doesn't go off like that.
03:20Probably off chasing rabbits somewhere.
03:21He'll show up.
03:22Don't worry.
03:23Now, where the devil is everybody?
03:24Darnley, give them another blast.
03:28Ah, Simms.
03:29Where's Mr. Templer?
03:30Walking back, sir.
03:31Said he'd see you at dinner.
03:32At this rate, he'd be there before us.
03:34Put your things in the back of the car,
03:36and we'll drive down and pick up the others as we go.
03:38We can't go until we find Sinbad.
03:40Nonsense, sir.
03:41Wouldn't surprise me to find him at home if we get there.
03:43Now, come along.
03:44Get him the car.
03:46Shall I take a walk around and see if I can find him, miss?
03:48Would you?
03:49I'd be awfully grateful.
03:50Thank you, Simms.
03:51I've made you're wasting your time, Simms.
03:52Come along.
03:53Come along.
04:02This isn't quite thick.
04:05I hope Simon has made a loss.
04:07That's pretty unlikely.
04:08As I remember,
04:09Simon has a better sense of direction than a homing pigeon.
04:34Is Mr. Templer back yet?
04:46No, miss.
04:47He can't be very far behind us.
04:49Do you want a drink before we change for dinner?
04:51Oh, yes, please.
04:52I think I'll just go down to the kennels and see if Sinbad's come back.
04:55I was down there a few minutes ago, miss.
04:57He wasn't there then.
04:59Oh.
05:01Oh, well.
05:02I'm sure Simms will find him.
05:03Well, I hope our other dinner guests won't have the same vanishing qualities as Simon and Sinbad.
05:08Thank you.
05:09Thank you.
05:10If they have, I'm afraid you're in for a rather dull evening.
05:33Aaerreof.
05:34Hasta a while.
05:35Yes, we're thinking.
05:36Just the twins, yay?
05:38Well, youast thing, rumor.
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09:37Pero no.
09:39Yo no.
09:43No, no, no.
09:47No, no, no.
09:51No, no.
10:00No.
10:02No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
10:33I've just come from there.
10:35I went down to the edge of the moor,
10:36then up as far as Wolf Rock.
10:39There's no sign of him.
10:40Is the dog still out?
10:42I can't find him.
10:45Gentlemen, I shall have to ask you to excuse me.
10:48One of my men is out on the moors,
10:49and they can be very treacherous,
10:50even if you know them well.
10:51I shall have to organise a search.
10:53I'll come with you.
10:54I've got the jeep outside.
10:55Yes, yes, of course.
10:57I'd be very glad of your help.
10:59Thompson.
10:59Sir.
11:00You go and get the other men,
11:01and I want them all here in 15 minutes
11:02Yes, sir
11:03I've got some large-scale maps in my study
11:05We'll break the area down into sections
11:07Simon, if anything happens to him
11:10it'll be my fault
11:11I asked him to stay out there
11:13Don't worry, Marge
11:14We'll find him
11:15By the way
11:17Have you ever seen or heard anything
11:21about strange lights on the moor?
11:23You sometimes hear people who've seen
11:25marsh gas
11:26You know, Will-o'-the-wisp
11:29I think the scientific name is Ignis Fatus
11:31No, it's nothing like that
11:33Well, what do you mean?
11:34It's not very important
11:35What worries me is that she's fallen down running the potholes
11:43The poor's brittle for them
11:44Well, with half a dozen men on foot and two cows
11:46we should find them
11:47Oh, Mr. Smith, who won't make things any easier?
11:59There's Goat's door
12:00That's where we said we'd meet them in the gym
12:03I saw headlights coming this way a moment ago
12:06Ah, they had a very good in Ingram
12:08Listen
12:20I can't hear anything
12:23Good luck
12:31Simon thought he heard something
12:33Why, Sinbad, I swear it is
12:39Sinbad, oh, Sinbad
12:53Oh, you're back
12:54Hey, come here
12:56Ingram
12:57Take Mars back to the jeep
12:59Drive down to all the others
13:00and we found him
13:01Right
13:02In you go
13:14That's the way
13:15Up you go
13:16You better go and see if you can help, Jock
13:20What about you?
13:22No, I'll be all right
13:22I'll tell the others
13:24All right, if you're sure
13:26Simon
13:43I'm afraid he's dead
13:46He knew these Mars like the back of his hand
13:51Simon, we shall have to get him out of there
13:55I'll get some tackle from the car
13:56All right, Donald
13:58Stop
14:06No
14:06No
14:08No
14:20No
14:21No
14:22No
14:22No
14:24No
14:24No, doctor, how far did he fall?
14:37Oh, no more than seven or eight feet.
14:41Then the fall couldn't account for it.
14:43Account for what?
14:45The internal injuries.
14:47I can't imagine how they occurred.
14:50The entire skeletal structure seems to have calcified.
14:54The bones have become brittle.
14:57I'll know more in the morning when I make a detailed examination.
15:00Would you like to hazard a guess as to the cause of death?
15:03Surely that's obvious.
15:04He must have been killed by the fall.
15:06Perhaps he struck his head and...
15:07No, no, no.
15:09He was dead before the fall.
15:11There was no bleeding from the abrasions caused by the rocks.
15:14Before the fall?
15:17Then what did kill him?
15:18I know of nothing in the world that could cause injuries such as those.
15:26And what did you tell him?
15:35Er, we're dead before the fall.
15:37And...
15:38¡Gracias!
16:08Now I've got to destroy it.
16:11He must be told of our secret experiments.
16:13He must be shown the result.
16:15Your stupid desire to experiment outside the limits of the laboratory has already cost a life.
16:21If you refuse to destroy it, I'll do it myself.
16:24If you try to stop me, I'll kill you.
16:38I see.
16:59Very well. I'll be over there as soon as I can.
17:08I thought you were going to bed.
17:10I was just on my way.
17:12Simon, I've got to go out tonight. I'd be grateful if you'd come with me.
17:14Why, what's happened?
17:16There's been a murder out at the research station.
17:20As chief constable of the county, I don't come under the security restrictions to govern the research station.
17:26So you can get him to do that?
17:28Yes, sir.
17:30I've got to go out tonight.
17:31There's been a murder out at the research station.
17:33As chief constable of the county, I don't come under the security restrictions to govern the research station.
17:37You can get him, but your policeman can't.
17:39Not until I get Clarence from London.
17:41Simon, this place is ultra top secret.
17:43My men have no jurisdiction inside until the Ministry gives its approval.
17:47Quite frankly, I don't relish the idea of standing outside the fence while you investigate.
17:51When Ingram called, he particularly asked that I bring you.
17:54Probably highly irregular.
17:56But then, so is murder.
17:58I can't help feeling that whatever research they're working on out there is tied up in some way with Sim's death.
18:10Why?
18:11I was watching Oakridge when the doctor gave his report.
18:14Something frightened him very badly.
18:16Yes.
18:17He did seem rather jumpy.
18:19Well, right now he tops my list of suspects.
18:22Well, you can write him off.
18:24Why?
18:25It's Oakridge that's been murdered.
18:27It's Oakridge that's been murdered.
18:57Oh, uh, uh, uh, uh.
18:59Oh, uh, uh.
19:01Oh, uh.
19:02Oh, uh.
19:04It's nice to feel welcome, isn't it?
19:05Yeah, here's Ingram.
19:07Sorry about the security, Lord.
19:21The Prime Minister couldn't get in with any less fuss.
19:24All right.
19:54Everything is as it was when you found him.
20:10Exactly.
20:12Well, the screwdriver was what killed him.
20:14I removed it.
20:15I thought he was still alive.
20:17Then your fingerprints will be on it.
20:18I was trying to save a man's life.
20:20I didn't stop to think of things like that.
20:21He was trying to write something.
20:24Cop.
20:29You're a cop, Mr. Ingram.
20:31That's true.
20:33At my house tonight, when you were arguing with Oakridge,
20:36he called you a cop.
20:38He used the word like a term of abuse.
20:42Colonel Loth, you have my word I didn't kill Professor Oakridge.
20:45But I understand that because of the evidence,
20:46I'm staying as a prime suspect.
20:48How many of you are there on the station?
20:50Eleven.
20:51That includes the research staff and the guards and myself.
20:55Eleven.
20:56Well, discounting the likelihood of anyone crossing the perimeter wire,
20:59that limits your field of suspects to eleven.
21:03Someone on the inside.
21:04I would like to talk to the others.
21:06Everyone, except the guards who are on duty, is in there.
21:09Are you gentlemen now from the police?
21:21This is Professor Rand.
21:22He's in charge of research.
21:24Now, see here.
21:25I want this matter cleared up quickly.
21:26Naturally, Oakridge's death is a matter of concern for all of us.
21:29But whilst we regret his passing,
21:31we cannot allow it to interfere with the very important work
21:34that must carry on.
21:36Understand?
21:37Clearly.
21:38Wouldn't you say so, Colonel?
21:40Oh, yes.
21:42Yes, I would.
21:43Now, we will all tell you exactly what we know.
21:46That, I trust, will end the matter.
21:48And you won't keep coming back
21:50and bothering us with damn silly questions.
21:53You may proceed.
21:54You may use my desk.
22:16Who found the body?
22:18I did.
22:20It was about 1.30.
22:22I was in the corridor
22:23on the way to my quarters.
22:25I noticed Professor Soren was in his laboratory.
22:27I called out goodnight to him.
22:28Which is Professor Soren?
22:31I am.
22:32That is quite correct.
22:33I saw light under the door of Professor Oakridge's lab.
22:36I looked in
22:36and I saw him lying there.
22:39I called out to Soren
22:40and I thought I heard Oakridge groan
22:42so I rushed over and moved the weapon.
22:44It was only a matter of seconds
22:45before I joined Ingram.
22:47Would you have had time
22:48to wipe the word off the floor?
22:50I suppose I could have.
22:51Oh, hardly.
22:53All right, then I couldn't.
22:55I'm sorry.
22:55I don't want to make trouble
22:57just to tell the truth.
23:01Did anyone else see Oakridge tonight?
23:04Yes, sir.
23:05This is John Burney,
23:06one of the security guards.
23:08Professor Oakridge
23:09and Mr. Ingram
23:10came back here together, sir,
23:11in the jeep.
23:12I let them into the building
23:13and they both went
23:14into the laboratory next door.
23:16He was going to lend me a book.
23:17I went in with him
23:18to get it.
23:19Do you have the book?
23:20No.
23:22He couldn't find it.
23:24Anyway, sir,
23:24when Klein came down
23:25the corridor to relieve me,
23:27he had the most terrible row going on.
23:30Well, the professor was shouting
23:31and I listened at the door.
23:34Did you hear any other voice
23:35in the room?
23:36Well, sort of, sir,
23:37but I couldn't recognize it.
23:38Did you hear what Oakridge said?
23:40I couldn't help it, sir.
23:41He was really yelling.
23:42Whoever he was with
23:43was speaking very softly.
23:44What did he say?
23:46Well, he said something about,
23:47uh, it's gone too far.
23:49We can't control it any longer.
23:51Then he went on
23:52about destroying and evil.
23:54I couldn't quite catch it all.
23:55The only thing I heard distinctly
23:56was him saying,
23:57he must be told.
23:58Told?
23:59Told what should I be told?
24:00I don't know, sir.
24:03Oakridge said he.
24:05Why the assumption
24:06that he meant you?
24:07Well, I...
24:08I...
24:09I don't know.
24:11I...
24:12I just assumed
24:16that if there was
24:16something important happening,
24:18I, as head of research,
24:20would be the one to tell.
24:22There's no sinister reason,
24:23I assure you.
24:26Anybody have any more facts to add?
24:35Very well.
24:37My men will be up in the morning
24:38to take statements from you.
24:39I don't think there's much more
24:41we can do tonight.
24:42You can go, gentlemen.
24:51Well, what do you think?
24:53Well, on the face of it,
24:55Ingram's our boy.
24:56Perhaps a little too obviously.
24:57I agree.
24:59The really damning thing
25:00is this word cop.
25:01Well, the killer
25:02could have dipped Oakridge's finger
25:04in the blood and written it.
25:05Then again,
25:06perhaps the word
25:07wasn't completed.
25:09You mean he managed
25:09only the first three letters
25:11before he died?
25:12The missing element
25:13is motive.
25:14That has to be
25:15here in the building.
25:16Have you any idea
25:18what you're looking for?
25:20Tonight,
25:21when I ran into
25:22what you thought
25:22was a poacher...
25:28If you're finished,
25:29I'll take you back
25:29to the gate.
25:30We would like
25:32to look around
25:32before we leave.
25:33This is the end
25:38of the tour.
25:38We've come back
25:39to where we started.
25:40Without giving away
25:41any state secrets,
25:42what is the nature
25:43of the research here?
25:45Radiation weapons.
25:46Are all the scientists
25:47working on the same project?
25:48Yes,
25:49but they work
25:49on independent lines.
25:51Professor Rand
25:51collates their findings
25:52and applies them
25:53to the main research
25:54so that one man
25:55could work on something
25:56without the knowledge
25:57of the others.
25:58Yes,
25:59I suppose that's possible.
26:01What are you getting
26:01yet, Simon?
26:02I was just curious.
26:03We haven't been
26:04in here yet.
26:05No,
26:05it's only Professor
26:06Soren's laboratory.
26:08Oh, I'm sorry.
26:09I didn't know
26:09there was anybody
26:10in here.
26:11Well,
26:11what is it you want?
26:12We'd like to look
26:13around if we may.
26:14If you must,
26:14you must.
26:15Hurry up
26:15and get it over with.
26:24Cylindra,
26:24isn't it?
26:25Yes.
26:26A very simple
26:27form of life.
26:28We are quite proud
26:29of it.
26:29It was created
26:30here in this laboratory.
26:33You mean
26:33you make life?
26:35Yes.
26:36I thought you were
26:36primarily concerned
26:37with radiation.
26:38Oh, so we are.
26:40But not only
26:40as a well.
26:41Life can grow
26:42from it, too.
26:44When the world
26:44first began,
26:45it must have been
26:45subjected to
26:46enormous radiation.
26:48And perhaps
26:48because of it,
26:49the first life
26:50appeared.
26:50Oh, simple
26:51one-celled creatures.
26:53The first living
26:53things on this globe
26:54were perhaps
26:55not unlike this.
26:56I think you've
26:57said enough,
26:57Professor Soren.
26:58Sorry.
26:58I must remind you
27:00that our work
27:00here is highly
27:01confidential.
27:02Now, if you gentlemen
27:03have seen all you
27:04want, I must ask
27:05you to leave.
27:06What's in here?
27:07It's a culture room.
27:09It's locked.
27:10Yes, I have
27:11some developing
27:11amoeba in there.
27:13It is temperature
27:13controlled.
27:14I'd rather you
27:15did not go in there.
27:16I would rather like
27:18to see inside,
27:19if you don't mind.
27:20There you are,
27:21but...
27:22No!
27:25I cannot allow
27:26your investigation
27:27to jeopardize
27:27any experiment.
27:29If Professor Soren
27:30wishes the door
27:30to remain closed,
27:31then so it will.
27:32I will permit
27:33it to be opened
27:33only if the
27:35ministry insists.
27:37Just have to see
27:38that the ministry
27:39does insist,
27:40won't we?
27:40Do you think
28:04that room is
28:04important?
28:05It's vital.
28:06You'll just have
28:07to wait till
28:07morning.
28:09You know,
28:09my friends
28:10suppose you'd
28:10like to forget
28:11your position
28:11and help me
28:12break into
28:13that place.
28:14It's quite
28:14a tempting
28:15idea,
28:15but it'd
28:15help to prove
28:16my innocence.
28:17No,
28:17security is my
28:18responsibility.
28:19I can't do
28:19that.
28:27I'm going
28:27to the police
28:28headquarters
28:28with Colonel
28:28North.
28:29I'll be back
28:29in a couple
28:29of hours.
28:40I'll be back.
28:41I'll be back.
28:42I'll be back.
28:43I'll be back.
28:43Open the gate,
28:44Colonel.
28:44Drive out
28:44as fast as you
28:45can.
28:45Wait for me
28:46half an hour
28:46down the road.
28:47What do you
28:47ask?
28:47You fool me.
28:48Stop.
28:48I'll turn
28:49out of you.
29:10I'll be back.
29:11I'll be back.
29:12¡Vamos!
29:42¡Vamos!
30:12¡Vamos!
30:42¡Vamos!
31:12¡Vamos!
31:42¡Vamos!
32:12¡Vamos!
32:14¡Vamos!
32:16¡Vamos!
32:22¡Vamos!
32:24¡Vamos!
32:30¿Qué es lo que nos da?
32:42¡Vamos!
32:44¡Vamos!
32:58¡Vamos!
33:02¡Vamos!
33:04¡Gracias!
33:34¡Gracias!
33:44Ah, come in, Ingrid.
33:46Good morning.
33:47Well?
33:48Yes, I've got it.
33:49Minister of permission to enter and investigate the entire station.
33:51Good, good.
33:52Then I'll get the fingerprint and the forensic people up there right away.
33:55Would you like some coffee?
33:56No, thanks.
33:57But where's Mr. Templer?
33:59He's having breakfast in his room.
34:00I wish I knew what he'd found out there last night.
34:02Didn't he say anything?
34:04No, nothing.
34:05Only that he wanted complete dossiers on all the scientists.
34:09Goodbye.
34:10That's done.
34:11They're on their way.
34:13Morning.
34:14Ah, morning, Simon.
34:15How's the neck?
34:16It's still sore.
34:17I don't mind.
34:18I was only trying to be helpful.
34:20I see you brought the files.
34:21Yes, they're all there.
34:22Are you ready now to tell us what you found?
34:24Yes, I think I found a motive.
34:27Shall we go?
34:28Come along.
34:29Goodbye, darling.
34:30It's one of those creatures a bit hefty, isn't it?
34:32There had to be a thorough investigation.
34:33He was born in Russia.
34:35Really?
34:36I thought you knew.
34:42What is it, Simon?
34:43Ah, John, I want you to do something for me.
34:46Drive into town and go to the reference library.
34:49What do you want me to look for?
34:50Simon!
34:51Coming!
34:52I need to pick up a little.
34:55I hate driving this fellow.
34:57At least there won't be much traffic about it.
35:02Sorry to kept you waiting.
35:03All right.
35:11Ah, they make very interesting reading.
35:13Did they tell you who killed Oak Ridge?
35:15No, but they limit the field down to four passables.
35:18Who?
35:19First there's Saren.
35:20No, no.
35:21He and Oak Ridge worked together in America.
35:22They were good friends.
35:24Maybe.
35:25Then there's Rand.
35:26I must say, he was very determined you shouldn't open that locked door last night.
35:31You can't be serious.
35:32Not Rand.
35:33Why not?
35:34Oh, it doesn't seem very likely.
35:36If murderers were likely, they'd be much easier to catch.
35:39All right.
35:40Who else?
35:41Klein the guard.
35:42Yes.
35:43That makes three.
35:44Who's your fourth suspect?
35:45You, Mr. Ingram.
36:03Oh, you're back.
36:04Good morning, Professor.
36:05We have permission.
36:06Yes, yes, yes.
36:07I know all about that.
36:08The minister telephoned me this morning.
36:10I made it quite clear that I consider this an utterly unwarrantable interference.
36:15However, you'll be good enough to unlock the door.
36:20Give me the keys.
36:21This is part of the old building, isn't it?
36:36Yes, it's part of the original farmhouse.
36:38There have, of course, been many alterations.
36:40There you are, gentlemen.
36:41And if you expected we were concealing a maniac murderer in there, I'm afraid you'll be sadly disappointed.
36:53You can't blame our scientists for going to America, can you?
36:58Do you want to look around, Herman?
37:00No, thanks, Colonel.
37:01Not at the moment.
37:02Then it seems there's been a great deal of fuss over nothing.
37:05I hope you're satisfied.
37:06Oh, I wouldn't say over nothing, Professor Rank.
37:09You see, doors only hold an attraction for me when they're locked.
37:14Shall we go and see how they think of him boys are doing?
37:17Very well.
37:30Simon, I think you know considerably more than you've told me.
37:33I hate to pull rank, but I must insist that you give me that information.
37:37I'm afraid my information is only guesswork.
37:39Well, let me hear your guesses.
37:41All right.
37:42Last night, whatever or whoever it...
37:47North?
37:51Yes.
37:52It's an outside call for you.
37:54Thank you.
37:55Hello, yes.
37:56Put them on.
37:57Hello, Marge.
37:58Did you get it?
37:59Yes, yes, I got it.
38:00How is it going to help you find the killer?
38:02I can't imagine.
38:03How long will it take you to get here?
38:05Oh, the fog's pretty thick.
38:07There's no road across the moor.
38:09If I drive that way, it'll save me at least seven miles.
38:12All right, but be careful.
38:13Bye.
38:14As soon as Marge gets here, you can make yours.
38:16There was someone listening on the line.
38:18Where are you going?
38:19Make sure Marge gets here.
38:20Make sure Marge gets here.
38:22¿Dónde están?
38:24De acuerdo.
38:47¿Qué pasa?
38:48No tengo tiempo para explicar.
38:50¿No?
38:52¿Dónde está el maíz?
39:00¿Dónde está el maíz?
39:20¿Dónde está el maíz?
39:22¿Qué pasa?
39:24¿Qué pasa?
39:26¿Qué pasa?
39:28¿Qué pasa?
39:30¿Qué pasa?
39:32¿Qué pasa?
39:34¿Qué pasa?
39:36¿Qué pasa?
39:38¿Qué pasa?
39:40¿Qué pasa?
39:42¿Qué pasa?
39:44¿Qué pasa?
39:46¿Qué pasa?
39:48¿Qué pasa?
39:50¿Qué pasa?
39:52¿Qué pasa?
39:54¿Qué pasa?
39:56¿Qué pasa?
39:58¿Qué pasa?
40:00¿Qué pasa?
40:02¿Qué pasa?
40:04¿Qué pasa?
40:06¿Qué pasa?
40:08¿Qué pasa?
40:10¿Qué pasa?
40:12¿Qué pasa?
40:14¿Qué pasa?
40:24¿Qué pasa?
40:26¿Qué pasa?
40:30¿Qué pasa?
40:32¿Qué pasa?
40:33¿Está alguien ahí?
40:34¿Quién está ahí?
41:04No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
41:34No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
42:05Prom detectives of hurried to sing here like children in a school."
42:08What Mr Templer has to say won't take long, and I don't think you'll find it uninteresting.
42:13There are one or two things I'd like to check.
42:16First of all, Oakridge spoke fluent English.
42:19So while, in fact, most of us thought he was English,
42:21but at any time, did anyone hear him lapse into his native tongue?
42:25Well, sometimes when he got excited, he spoke Russian.
42:28Thank you.
42:28Profesor Wren, ¿por qué te preocupes de mantener la sala de la cultura de la cultura?
42:32Es mi privilegio de hacer eso.
42:34No habrá ningún Tom, Dick o Harry, que no me preocupen.
42:37En otras palabras, tú eres cantante.
42:39Estoy tratando de demostrar que la política de la libertad de la política de la violencia
42:43nos permitió el motivo de la muerte.
42:46No creerlo.
42:47Uno de los científicos descubrió algo
42:50que podría haber sido un producto de su investigación.
42:53Pero porque no era preguntado,
42:54fue capaz de desarrollarlo en secreto.
42:57¿Qué es lo que hiciste?
42:58Lo que hiciste fue un arma.
43:00Ahora, Ocridge puede haber encontrado sobre esto
43:02o podría haber ayudado en su producción.
43:05Y si Ocridge estaba involucrado, ¿por qué se murió?
43:09Porque esta arma es totalmente destruida.
43:12Capable de matar todas las formas de vida,
43:15todas las personas.
43:17La noche, se mató Simms.
43:20Solo entonces, Ocridge sabía que había ido demasiado bien.
43:23Decidió de decirle a una mayor autoridad.
43:27El padre tenía que evitarlo.
43:29Así que, el problema es, ¿quién era su padre?
43:34Ocridge empezó a escribir el nombre de su padre,
43:38su madre,
43:39su madre,
43:40en su propia sangre.
43:41Pero no hay nadie aquí,
43:42su nombre se comienza con C.O.P.?
43:44Ocridge murió.
43:46Ocridge murió.
43:47Él se tomó y actuó en su lenguaje.
43:50Las palabras que escribieron son ruso.
43:53¿Qué significa C.O.P.?
43:55¿Qué significa en ruso?
43:57Ms. North will explain the differences of the Russian alphabet.
44:01C.O.P.?
44:02En ruso,
44:07C es S.
44:10O es la misma en ambos idiomas,
44:12y P es equivalente a R.
44:15C.O.P.
44:16C.O.P.
44:17C.O.P.
44:18C.O.P.
44:19C.O.P.
44:20En el abuela de su madre.
44:21C.O.P.
44:22C.O.P.
44:23Y el abuela de su madre.
44:24C.O.P.
44:25C.O.P.
44:26C.O.P.
44:27C.O.P.
44:28C.O.P.
44:29¿Qué es su diseño cuando es un buen?
44:31Un buen azobre?
44:32Es destruir toda la vida,
44:35pero no hay otra vez.
44:37Es la clásica.
44:39Y, demasiado.
44:40Y.
44:41En absoluta secreto.
44:43Y luego si fue,
44:45cuando los trabajadoresONes
44:46a poner en un nuevo lugar en la sala de cultura,
44:48me encontré un tonel.
44:50Lo que lleva a los moores.
44:52Es tan estúpido.
44:54Todavía hay seguridad, precauciones,
44:56y todavía puedo venir y ir a lo que sea.
45:00No importa lo que quieras, vamos a encontrar.
45:02Ya he hecho una llamada.
45:04Y dentro de las horas,
45:06voy a dar a este país a un gobierno
45:08que me pagará millones.
45:10¡Gracias!
45:16¡Gracias!
45:46¡Gracias!
45:48¡Gracias!
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