Edgar Allen Poe's House of Usher. (1960 film)

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Upon entering his fiancée's family mansion, a man discovers a savage family curse and fears that his future brother-in-law has entombed his bride-to-be prematurely.   Vincent Price - Roderick Usher Mark Damon - Philip Winthrop Myrna Fahey - Madeline Usher Harry Ellerbe - Bristol David Ahdar - Ghost Mario Bellini - Ghost Bill Borzage - Ghost Eleanor LeFaber - Ghost Nadajan - Ghost Ruth Oklander - Ghost George Paul - Ghost Géraldine Paulette - Ghost Phil Sulvestre - Ghost John Zimeas - Ghost

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00:05:42She's ill?

00:05:44Yes, sir.

00:05:45Is it serious?

00:05:47Sir?

00:05:48My name is Philip Winthrop.

00:05:50Miss Usher and I are engaged to be married.

00:05:53I cannot admit you, sir.

00:05:55Cannot?

00:05:56By whose order?

00:05:58Mr. Roderick.

00:05:59Her brother.

00:06:00He has expressly forbidden...

00:06:01Well, then I shall speak to him.

00:06:02I insist you announce me.

00:06:07Yes, sir.

00:06:08If you'll just come in.

00:06:10Your coat, sir.

00:06:25If you'll just follow me.

00:06:30Yes, what is it?

00:06:36Your boots, sir.

00:06:40What about them?

00:06:41Do you mind taking them off?

00:06:45Taking them off?

00:06:47What on earth for?

00:06:49Well, I'm sure Mr. Roderick will explain it to you, sir.

00:06:53A strange request.

00:07:07This is the first time I've ever been...

00:07:09I'm sure you'll see that.

00:07:19You'll see.

00:07:21Sir, if you'd care to put these on, sir, thank you.

00:07:51Well, if we may go now, this way, sir.

00:08:21What is the meaning of this?

00:08:41I...

00:08:42This is Mr. Winthrop, sir.

00:08:45How dare you admit anyone into this house?

00:08:47I insisted, sir.

00:08:49I felt I had the right.

00:08:52Well, we can't talk out here.

00:08:55Please come in.

00:08:56I gather you know who I am, sir.

00:09:07If you please.

00:09:09Mr. Winthrop.

00:09:11Softly.

00:09:14An affliction of the hearing.

00:09:17Sounds of any exaggerated degree.

00:09:19Cut into my brain like knives.

00:09:22My apologies.

00:09:29I'm afraid you're going to have to leave, Mr. Winthrop.

00:09:33I've come to see Madeline.

00:09:35That is quite impossible.

00:09:37She is confined to her bed.

00:09:40Mr. Usher, your sister and I are betrothed.

00:09:44It was a mistake.

00:09:46I don't believe that.

00:09:47Please don't argue with me, sir.

00:09:51You must leave this house now.

00:09:55It is not a healthy place for you to be.

00:09:58Mr. Usher, I...

00:09:59I have ridden all the way from Boston to see Madeline.

00:10:06And I do not intend to leave without seeing her.

00:10:09Now, if...

00:10:09Philip.

00:10:13Madeline.

00:10:16Madeline, in heaven's name, you must return to your bed.

00:10:21Madeline.

00:10:21You came all the way just to see me.

00:10:26And yes, to see you.

00:10:28Madeline, I must insist.

00:10:31We shall talk later, Philip.

00:10:32Mr. Winthrop is leaving.

00:10:35Leaving?

00:10:36I'm not leaving.

00:10:39He must stay, Roderick.

00:10:42Please let him stay, Roderick.

00:10:46Very well, he will stay.

00:10:49Now, for pity's sake, return to your bed.

00:10:51Be careful.

00:11:01It is not my fault.

00:11:02I'll tell you, Lord, not to see you next time.

00:11:07The next day, if you open the door, you'll be able to meet again.

00:11:14The next day, we're going to see you next time.

00:11:17You're going to see you next time.

00:11:18Yes.

00:11:18You're going to be able to see you next time.

00:11:19Bye bye.

00:11:19What happened?

00:11:31I think your fireplace needs a screen.

00:11:35Does it?

00:11:36I was just admiring this painting here.

00:11:39Is it your own work?

00:11:41It is.

00:11:43And you also play this lute?

00:11:47I do.

00:11:49Mr. Winthrop, are you actually planning to marry my sister?

00:11:56Mr. Usher,

00:11:58during the time that we spent together in Boston,

00:12:01it never occurred to me that,

00:12:03and I dare say to Madeline either,

00:12:05that we were not destined for each other.

00:12:09When she left me, she said to me,

00:12:12I will love you forever.

00:12:14Does it seem so incredible, then, that I would want to marry her?

00:12:17If you only knew how incredible.

00:12:22And I suppose this...

00:12:24this vision includes children.

00:12:28God willing.

00:12:29God willing.

00:12:31If you knew the nightmare you were picturing for me, sir...

00:12:35Nightmare?

00:12:35That is what I said.

00:12:36Why shouldn't Madeline marry and have children?

00:12:42Because the Usher line is tainted, Mr. Winthrop.

00:12:46Tainted, sir?

00:12:47You saw Madeline, and you see me.

00:12:50We are dying, Mr. Winthrop.

00:12:53As you saw her today, she is and will remain.

00:12:56Believe me, sir, I bear you no malice.

00:13:04Were things otherwise,

00:13:05I should welcome you into our family joyously.

00:13:09But under the circumstances, it is quite impossible.

00:13:13Why do you assume that...

00:13:15that you are dying?

00:13:18There are many reasons.

00:13:20Pray give me one, then.

00:13:21Madeleine and I are like figures of fine glass.

00:13:30The slightest touch, and we may shatter.

00:13:34Both of us suffer from a morbid acuteness of the senses.

00:13:39Mine is the worse for having existed the longer,

00:13:42but both of us are afflicted with it.

00:13:44Any sort of food more exotic than the most pallid mash

00:13:49is unendurable to my taste buds.

00:13:52Any sort of garment other than the softest

00:13:55is agony to my flesh.

00:13:58My eyes are tormented by all but the faintest illumination.

00:14:03Odors assail me constantly.

00:14:05And as I've said,

00:14:09sounds of any degree whatsoever

00:14:11inspire me with terror.

00:14:14That's why your servant asked me to remove my boots.

00:14:17Yes.

00:14:18And even so, I could hear you coming.

00:14:21Every footstep,

00:14:23every rustle of your clothes.

00:14:25I could hear your horse approaching.

00:14:27Hear the clatter of its hooves across the courtyard.

00:14:30Your knock.

00:14:31The grating of the door bolt

00:14:34was like a sword stroke to my ears.

00:14:39I can hear the scratch of rat claws

00:14:42within the stone wall.

00:14:45Mr. Winthrop,

00:14:47three quarters of my family

00:14:49have fallen into madness.

00:14:51And in their madness have acquired

00:14:53a superhuman strength

00:14:55so that it took the power of many to subdue them.

00:15:01Do you not exaggerate, sir?

00:15:06Perhaps there have been in your family

00:15:08certain peculiarities of temperament.

00:15:12Peculiarities of temperament?

00:15:16How diplomatically you put it.

00:15:21Peculiarities of temperament.

00:15:23Would you permit me to light a candle so that...

00:15:32I think you had better leave, Mr. Winthrop.

00:15:34I think you need some light

00:15:35in this house, Mr. Usher.

00:15:37Two pale drops of fire,

00:16:00guttering in the vast, consuming darkness.

00:16:03My sister and myself.

00:16:09Shortly they will burn no more.

00:16:14She cannot leave this house, Mr. Winthrop.

00:16:17Believe that or not, as you will,

00:16:19but she cannot leave it

00:16:20for her own sake as well as yours.

00:16:23Will you leave now, please?

00:16:25No, I will not.

00:16:31Very well.

00:16:34Bristol will show you to her room.

00:16:41I have warned you, sir.

00:16:44Whatever consequences may follow

00:16:46your refusal to leave

00:16:47are upon you alone.

00:17:08Yes?

00:17:35Supper, Mr. Winthrop.

00:17:36I'll be down directly.

00:17:39Very good, sir.

00:17:40Very good.

00:17:42Very good.

00:17:43Very good.

00:17:45Very good.

00:17:46Very good.

00:17:47Very good.

00:17:48Very good.

00:18:59I'm all right, Madeleine.

00:19:04What happened?

00:19:05I'm not sure.

00:19:07Philip, you'd better leave this place.

00:19:09Please leave.

00:19:10It isn't safe for you.

00:19:11Darling, I'm all right.

00:19:13I'm not leaving you, Madeleine.

00:19:31Mr. Winthrop?

00:19:34No, thank you.

00:19:36My dear.

00:19:43You haven't touched a thing, Madeleine.

00:19:45Don't you think that crack in the wall should be repaired?

00:19:58For future generations of ushers.

00:20:02For Madeleine's safety.

00:20:03It was probably the trembling of the house which caused that chandelier to fall.

00:20:13Do you really think so?

00:20:16Have you a better explanation?

00:20:18While I was riding here, I noticed a singular lack of vegetation in the area.

00:20:30Is there something wrong with the soil?

00:20:33The soil.

00:20:35Yes, of course.

00:20:37Frederick, please.

00:20:40As you will.

00:20:44How do things go in Boston, Philip?

00:20:47Everyone asks for you.

00:20:49Oh, do they?

00:20:51They miss you, Madeleine.

00:20:53We all miss you.

00:20:55We all miss you.

00:21:23Remarkable, and you composed it yourself.

00:21:53Yes.

00:21:56May we have another?

00:21:58I'm afraid Madeline must retire now.

00:22:01But I'm not tired.

00:22:08Very well.

00:22:12Good night, brother.

00:22:15Good night, my dear.

00:22:23Good night, Philip.

00:22:25Good night.

00:22:31I suggest we retire too, Mr. Winthrop.

00:22:36Gladly.

00:22:38I trust that you will be prepared to leave tomorrow morning.

00:22:41If you wish.

00:22:43But if I do, I won't be alone.

00:22:47I intend to see that...

00:22:49I intend to see that...

00:22:56No.

00:22:57Yes, yes.

00:23:00Hello.

00:23:01Thank you, Philip.

00:23:06Oh, Philip.

00:23:27Oh, darling, darling.

00:23:31I'm sorry I frightened you.

00:23:33Oh, I didn't want to knock for fear your brother would hear.

00:23:45Philip, I missed you.

00:23:52Oh, I love you.

00:23:55Madeline, I swear to you, tomorrow you leave this place with me.

00:24:01If only I could.

00:24:02You will. You will.

00:24:06You don't understand.

00:24:08You never see him at the heart of this horrible house.

00:24:13Darling, once you're with me, you'll wake up from this nightmare.

00:24:20Good night, sir.

00:24:25Mr. Usher, perhaps you fail to understand.

00:24:27Good night, sir.

00:24:29You cannot order my life, Roderick.

00:24:31Is it so easy for you to forget, Madeline?

00:24:35My life is my own.

00:24:37Is it?

00:24:39Yes.

00:24:41I think that...

00:24:42Is it, Madeline?

00:24:44Do you hate me so much you want to keep me a prisoner here?

00:24:47I hate you.

00:24:48I hate you.

00:24:52Oh, my dear, I hate you.

00:24:56Don't you know that I love you more than anything in the world?

00:25:00Can't you see it's my love for you makes me act as I do?

00:25:03You cannot leave here, Madeline.

00:25:07You know what would happen if you did.

00:25:09You know that.

00:25:10I only know what you told me.

00:25:12Oh, my dear.

00:25:14Do not delude yourself.

00:25:16I beg of you.

00:25:17Do not delude yourself.

00:25:18Sir, I shall stay with her.

00:25:26In the name of God, sir, will you not understand?

00:25:29Leave my sister-be.

00:25:31Mr. Usher, I mean to take her from this house tomorrow.

00:25:34I will not argue with you.

00:25:35Will you leave, please?

00:25:41It will be all right, Madeline.

00:25:42It will be all right.

00:26:12Madeline?

00:26:39Madeline?

00:26:42Madeline?

00:26:43Madeline?

00:30:14Don't touch her.

00:30:30You mustn't wake her, sir.

00:30:37The shop could be very harmful.

00:30:42How did she get here?

00:30:44She walks in her sleep, sir.

00:30:47And then she comes here?

00:30:50She's obsessed by thoughts of death.

00:30:55Poor child.

00:30:56How long has she been doing this?

00:30:59Ever since her return from Boston, sir.

00:31:03I'll just take her to her room.

00:31:04No, no, no, no, you might awaken her, sir.

00:31:11Better let thee.

00:31:14I've done it before.

00:31:34Good morning, Bristol.

00:31:52Good morning, sir.

00:31:53Good morning, sir.

00:31:53Has Miss Madeline had her breakfast yet?

00:31:57Oh, no, sir.

00:31:58Good.

00:31:59Good.

00:31:59Then I'd like to take your breakfast tray to her.

00:32:01Very well, sir.

00:32:02Of course, she doesn't eat much, usually.

00:32:06Well, then we'll see to it that she does eat.

00:32:09Yes.

00:32:10All right.

00:32:11Let's see what we have here.

00:32:12Bread.

00:32:12That's good.

00:32:13Um, milk.

00:32:14A little fruit.

00:32:15Oh, I, I'll take it to her, sir.

00:32:17No, I'll do it.

00:32:19Yes, sir.

00:32:20Oh, how about some eggs?

00:32:21Oh, sir, I, I think perhaps a little gruel.

00:32:25It's the most that she's ever eaten in the morning.

00:32:28Gruel?

00:32:29Yes, sir.

00:32:31Oh, yes, sir, her sense of taste.

00:32:35Well, all right, then, a hot gruel for both of us.

00:32:39Yes, sir.

00:32:45How long have you been with the ushers, Bristol?

00:32:49Sixty years, sir.

00:32:52Sixty years?

00:32:54Ever since I was a boy.

00:32:57Why, then, this is as much your house as it is Mr. Roderick's.

00:33:01And Miss Madeline, sir.

00:33:05Not after today.

00:33:07I'm taking her to Boston with me.

00:33:11I see.

00:33:15How long has that been going on?

00:33:29So long, I'm hardly aware of it anymore.

00:33:32It's just the settling of the house.

00:33:35That settling can cause this entire structure to collapse.

00:33:38And that doesn't worry you?

00:33:39Oh, no, sir.

00:33:40If the house dies, I shall die with it.

00:33:43Oh, be careful, sir.

00:33:45It's about to hit you.

00:33:47It could cause a nasty burn.

00:33:50It's that fissure that causes the entire house to shake.

00:33:55Yes, sir.

00:33:56Who is it?

00:34:08Who is it?

00:34:15Your breakfast, Miss Usher.

00:34:17Hot gruel and...

00:34:19Hot gruel.

00:34:21It's so dark in here, I can barely see you.

00:34:31There.

00:34:33No sunlight.

00:34:36There'll be sunlight where we live.

00:34:39Oh.

00:34:44Good morning.

00:34:51If he comes in now, don't be afraid.

00:34:53He won't come in.

00:34:55He has to take drugs to sleep.

00:34:57Oh, I'm sorry.

00:35:01Well, now.

00:35:04To fill you with hot gruel and good cheer.

00:35:07You're so sweet to me.

00:35:10I have nothing too good for the future Mrs. Winthrop.

00:35:13Mrs. Winthrop?

00:35:15Open your mouth.

00:35:19I'm not hungry.

00:35:21Madeline, I'll have no scrawny woman in my home now.

00:35:23Open your mouth.

00:35:24Come on.

00:35:32Madeline, get ready to leave.

00:35:34I want to, Philip.

00:35:35Then you will.

00:35:38I can't.

00:35:39Why?

00:35:42Because very soon I shall be dead.

00:35:44I forbid you to say that ever again.

00:35:47It's true, Philip.

00:35:48It is not true, Madeline.

00:35:50You're full of life.

00:35:52Look at me, Philip.

00:35:54Do I look full of life?

00:35:58I remember you as you were in Boston.

00:36:01Do you remember?

00:36:03You were exuberant.

00:36:04You were filled with the joy of living.

00:36:08That's how you'll be again when you leave here and become my wife.

00:36:13I wish you could understand.

00:36:15Then let me understand, Madeline.

00:36:17Let me so that I can help you.

00:36:22Perhaps you feel differently after you've seen.

00:36:25Where are we going?

00:36:50You'll see.

00:36:53You'll see.

00:37:05Careful, Dom.

00:37:05You don't want to go in there.

00:37:26I want you to see.

00:37:27Put your weight against it.

00:37:44Here they all are.

00:38:04The Ushers.

00:38:05It's the lack of air in him.

00:38:19It's the air itself.

00:38:22Nothing can survive it long.

00:38:24My great-grandfather.

00:38:33My great-grandfather.

00:38:37His wife.

00:38:39My grandfather.

00:38:52father. My grandmother? My father? My father? My father? My mother? My father? My mother

00:39:22My mother.

00:39:43This is monstrous.

00:39:45Whose idea was this, your dear brother's?

00:39:49There's one for him, too.

00:39:50Does that absolve him?

00:39:55It waits for me.

00:39:57No, it does not.

00:40:01They all wait for me.

00:40:06Madeline, Madeline, you must stop this.

00:40:11Can't you see what you're doing to yourself?

00:40:14You don't understand.

00:40:16I understand, but you must leave the dead to themselves.

00:40:18Oh, Madeline, come away with me now.

00:40:35What have you done?

00:40:38Give her to me.

00:40:39I will take you now.

00:40:44No, that's not true.

00:40:45No, that's not true.

00:40:46But thank you for your love.

00:40:47Let's go.

00:40:55Do it.

00:40:56Come.

00:40:57Do it.

00:41:00No.

00:41:01Do it.

00:41:01No.

00:41:20See to the crypt, will you?

00:41:21Yes, sir.

00:41:32Well, are you content now, Mr. Winthrop?

00:41:36It is not I who force her to live in a cemetery.

00:41:40Do you think that I wish her harm?

00:41:44I think you still do not understand.

00:41:47And I think it's time that you did.

00:41:55The tarn is very deep.

00:41:57One of the usher women drowned herself in it.

00:42:00But she was never found.

00:42:03I dare say it's deep enough to swallow this house entire.

00:42:07I'm waiting, Mr. Usher.

00:42:09Last night you asked me about the singular aridity of the land around this house.

00:42:18Once this land was fertile.

00:42:21Farms abounded.

00:42:23Earth yielded her riches at harvest time.

00:42:26There were trees and plant life.

00:42:28Flowers, fields of grain.

00:42:32There was great beauty here.

00:42:34At that time, this water was clear and fresh.

00:42:38Swans glided upon its crystal surface.

00:42:42Animals came to its bank, trustingly, to drink.

00:42:47But this was long before my time.

00:42:54Why do you tell me these things?

00:42:56And then something crept across the land and blighted it.

00:43:01The trees lost their foliage.

00:43:04The flowers languished and died.

00:43:09The shrubs grew brown and shriveled.

00:43:13The grain fields perished.

00:43:17And the lakes and ponds became black and stagnant.

00:43:21And the land withered as before a plague.

00:43:28Plague?

00:43:31Yes, Mr. Wilton.

00:43:33A plague of evil.

00:43:37Anthony Usher.

00:43:39Thief.

00:43:40Usurer.

00:43:43Merchant of flesh.

00:43:45Bernard Usher.

00:43:50Swindler.

00:43:53Forger.

00:43:54Jewel thief.

00:43:56Drug addict.

00:44:00Francis Usher.

00:44:03Professional assassin.

00:44:04Vivian Usher.

00:44:10Blackmailer.

00:44:13Harlot.

00:44:14Murderess.

00:44:16She died in the madhouse.

00:44:21Captain David Usher.

00:44:23Smuttler.

00:44:25Slave trader.

00:44:27Mass murderer.

00:44:30Mr. Usher.

00:44:30I don't see that this has anything to do with Madeleine and myself.

00:44:35I don't believe in the sins of the fathers being visited upon the children.

00:44:44You do not, sir?

00:44:47The house of Usher seems to you then normal?

00:44:51The house, sir, is neither normal nor abnormal.

00:44:55It is only a house.

00:44:58You are very wrong, Mr. Winthrop.

00:45:00This house is centuries old.

00:45:02It was brought here from England.

00:45:04And with it, every evil rooted in its stones.

00:45:08You really believe this?

00:45:11Evil is not just a word.

00:45:14It is a reality.

00:45:16Like any living thing, it can be created and was created by these people.

00:45:20The history of the Usher's is a history of savage degradations.

00:45:30First in England, then in New England.

00:45:32And always in this house, always in this house, the pall of evil which fills it is no illusion.

00:45:44For hundreds of years, foul thoughts and foul deeds have been committed within its walls.

00:45:51The house itself is evil now.

00:45:55Now, I cannot believe this.

00:45:57But you must.

00:45:59For Madeline's sake, you must.

00:46:02Most of all, does this evil reside in her?

00:46:06And this is your dreadful secret?

00:46:08Mr. Winthrop, do you think those coals jumping from the fire onto you were an accident?

00:46:17Do you think that chandelier falling was an accident?

00:46:21Do you think that falling casket was an accident?

00:46:24Are you trying to tell me that the house made those things happen?

00:46:26Yes.

00:46:29Oh, no, sir.

00:46:30That's ridiculous.

00:46:33But even if it were true, even if this house were full of evil, Madeline is not.

00:46:40Nor for all of your talk are you.

00:46:43You cannot take my sister out of this house.

00:46:46If she were to wed and bear children, the Usher evil would spread in you malignant cancers.

00:46:52If you are mad, I will not listen to you.

00:46:53She will.

00:46:54No, I will not.

00:46:56I'll tell you what's evil in this house, sir, you.

00:46:59I will not let your sickened fancies destroy Madeline's life.

00:47:08She leaves with me today.

00:47:19Who is it?

00:47:22We're leaving.

00:47:24Now.

00:47:26Philip.

00:47:26Madeline, you have no other choice.

00:47:28If you remain here, this house will destroy you.

00:47:32Then you know.

00:47:35I know that your brother has poisoned you with his absurdities.

00:47:38This entire atmosphere of sickness and dissolution is his doing.

00:47:42Oh, Madeline, believe me, there's nothing wrong with you that leaving this house won't cure.

00:47:51Do you love me?

00:47:56No, I do.

00:47:57Then leave with me now.

00:48:02I will.

00:48:02All right, pack just a few belongings.

00:48:12I'll get my things ready.

00:48:14How will we go?

00:48:15You'll ride with me.

00:48:16Later on, we'll get a coach to Boston.

00:48:19Oh, Philip, can it truly be?

00:48:22Darling, within an hour, within an hour, we'll be away from here.

00:48:25I love you.

00:48:30I love you.

00:48:33Back quickly.

00:48:34Quickly.

00:48:52No, Roderick.

00:48:54No, I will not listen.

00:48:56I've been here long enough.

00:48:56Now, please let me go.

00:48:58I don't care what you say.

00:49:00You can't keep me here.

00:49:02No, no, Roderick.

00:49:03I say you can't, Roderick.

00:49:05No, I will not listen.

00:49:07Please let me go.

00:49:07Don't you understand.

00:49:08There may be no hope for you, but there is for me.

00:49:11I say I will.

00:49:13Madeline.

00:49:13I say please, Madeline.

00:49:14I must leave, Roderick.

00:49:16Please let me go.

00:49:17Madeline.

00:49:17I don't care what you say.

00:49:18I told you about it.

00:49:19There's nothing you can say to me, Roderick.

00:49:21I will.

00:49:22Madeline, open the door.

00:49:24Madeline.

00:49:33What have you done to her?

00:49:43Madeline?

00:49:46Madeline?

00:49:51Madeline.

00:49:52Madeline.

00:50:10Madeline.

00:50:19Madeline.

00:50:20yes she's dead i told you she could never leave this house what did you do to her i didn't touch

00:50:38her you killed her there is no mark on her you are the one who killed her

00:50:50i told you she was not well and yet you persisted her heart could not withstand the strain you put upon it

00:50:57no

00:50:58it's no matter now at least she has been spared the agony of trying to escape

00:51:20one candle left to burn now

00:51:30before the darkness comes

00:51:39at least

00:52:06at least

00:52:09she has found peace now

00:52:13has she

00:52:16why do you say that

00:52:18because i do not believe that for the ushers

00:52:22there is peace hereafter

00:52:24is there no end to your horrors

00:52:28no

00:52:30none whatever

00:52:32for they are not mine alone

00:52:35mere passage from the flesh cannot undo centuries of evil

00:52:39there can be no peace without penalty

00:52:43that you wanted her to die

00:52:46want it

00:52:47yes

00:52:48i did not wish her death

00:52:53i only knew it was inevitable as my death is inevitable

00:52:57our blight must be removed from this earth

00:53:04what lies beyond is something else again

00:53:10is something else again

00:53:23must you close it now

00:53:25she must take her place below with the rest of the ushers

00:53:27one last look

00:53:34i cannot bear to look at her

00:53:48i'll carry her with you

00:53:50crystal and i can manage

00:53:52i would rather if you don't mind

00:53:55i'll carry her

00:53:58i'll carry her

00:54:28i'll carry her

00:54:30with the rest of the ushers

00:54:31the

00:54:35the

00:54:36the

00:54:37the

00:54:39the

00:54:42the

00:54:43the

00:54:45the

00:54:46the

00:54:47the

00:54:48the

00:54:49the

00:54:51the

00:54:54the

00:56:25I just wanted to say goodbye.

00:56:40Shall I prepare some breakfast before you leave, sir?

00:56:43No, thank you.

00:56:45Some coffee, then?

00:56:47Yes, a little bit.

00:56:49Very good, sir.

00:56:50Shall I serve it in the...

00:56:51No, no, I'll take it here.

00:57:08You look tired, sir.

00:57:10I don't suppose any of us slept much last night?

00:57:16No, sir.

00:57:18Bristol?

00:57:19Yes, sir?

00:57:21Do you think it was my coming that caused Miss Madeline to...

00:57:25Oh, no, sir.

00:57:26Not at all.

00:57:28Miss Madeline was not well.

00:57:30Her brother thinks I killed her.

00:57:31It's just that he's highly overwrought, sir.

00:57:37Yes.

00:57:37Thank you for the coffee.

00:57:41You're welcome, sir.

00:57:43Don't recriminate yourself, Mr. Winthrop.

00:57:46Miss Madeline's passing was not your fault.

00:57:49She was very weak.

00:57:51Poor child.

00:57:55It was...

00:57:57The usher of blood.

00:58:01There's been such a history of illness in the family.

00:58:04But with heart ailments, nervous diseases, catal...

00:58:08And the like, sir.

00:58:13Miss Madeline was...

00:58:14What did you say?

00:58:16Sir?

00:58:16You said catalepsis?

00:58:19Did I, sir?

00:58:21Was Madeline subject to cataleptic trances?

00:58:24Oh, no, sir.

00:58:25Not Miss Madeline.

00:58:26The truth.

00:58:27No, sir.

00:58:27Why is she...

00:58:27No, sir.

00:58:30That's why Miss Drusher wanted her put in the crypt so soon.

00:58:33Oh, no, Mr. Winthrop.

00:58:37Oh, my God.

00:58:42No, you're wrong, sir.

00:58:44You're wrong, sir.

00:58:46Sir?

00:58:50Sir?

00:58:54Mr. Winthrop?

00:58:59Mr. Winthrop?

00:59:06Be for in peace, sir.

00:59:08Be!

00:59:08Mr. Winthrop?

00:59:09Be!

00:59:10Be!

00:59:11Be!

00:59:16Mr. Winthrop?

00:59:17Leave her in peace, sir!

00:59:19Be!

00:59:21Be!

00:59:22Be!

00:59:23Be!

00:59:24Be!

00:59:25Be!

00:59:26Be!

00:59:27Be!

00:59:28Be!

00:59:29Be!

00:59:30Be!

00:59:31Be!

00:59:32Be!

00:59:33Be!

00:59:34Be!

00:59:35Be!

00:59:36Be!

00:59:37Be!

00:59:38Be!

00:59:39Be!

00:59:40Be!

00:59:41Be!

00:59:42Be!

00:59:43Be!

00:59:44Be!

00:59:46Be!

00:59:47Be!

00:59:53Be!

00:59:56Be!

00:59:57I don't know, sir.

00:59:59Tell me!

01:00:01I don't know, I swear, I don't know.

01:00:03I thought she was here.

01:00:05You knew she was alive.

01:00:07I wasn't sure, sir.

01:00:09You weren't sure!

01:00:21Sir!

01:00:27I saw her!

01:00:41What do you wish?

01:00:43Where is she?

01:00:45So you know.

01:00:49Where?

01:00:51You cannot find her.

01:00:53Tell me where she is.

01:00:55In a secret place.

01:00:59For the last time.

01:01:00Go on, you would be doing me a very great favor, go on.

01:01:10Where is she?

01:01:11Don't touch me.

01:01:12Where is she?

01:01:13Touch me!

01:01:17Where is she?

01:01:18Dead.

01:01:19You lied.

01:01:21You buried her alive.

01:01:23I did.

01:01:24But she's dead now.

01:01:27I swear it.

01:01:28You swear it!

01:01:30You buried your own sister alive!

01:01:32But I had to do it.

01:01:34Can't you understand that?

01:01:36She was doomed.

01:01:38Where is she?

01:01:39Where is she?

01:01:40Where is she?

01:01:41Where is the secret place?

01:01:42Secret?

01:01:43Bristol, you must know.

01:01:44I know nothing, sir.

01:01:45Nothing.

01:01:46I'll find her.

01:01:47Sir.

01:01:48Was it necessary to...

01:01:49You know that it was.

01:01:50What?

01:01:51It's not.

01:01:52I'll find her.

01:01:54Sir.

01:01:55Was it necessary to...

01:01:56You know that it was.

01:01:57What?

01:01:58What?

01:01:59What?

01:02:00What?

01:02:01What?

01:02:02What?

01:02:03What?

01:02:04What?

01:02:05What?

01:02:06What?

01:02:07What?

01:02:08What?

01:02:09What?

01:02:10What?

01:02:11What?

01:02:12What?

01:02:13What?

01:02:14What?

01:02:15What?

01:02:16What?

01:02:17What?

01:02:18What?

01:02:19What?

01:02:44Please, sir.

01:02:45Try to get some rest, sir.

01:02:47I have to find her.

01:02:49But it's too late, sir.

01:02:51No!

01:02:52Please, sir. Please.

01:02:53She's alive.

01:02:54Try to get some rest.

01:02:56I know. She's...

01:02:58She's alive.

01:02:59She...

01:03:17She's alive.

01:03:47She's alive.

01:04:17She's alive.

01:04:47She's alive.

01:04:49She's alive.

01:04:51She's alive.

01:04:53She's alive.

01:04:55She's alive.

01:04:57She's alive.

01:04:59She's alive.

01:05:01She's alive.

01:05:03She's alive.

01:05:05She's alive.

01:05:07She's alive.

01:05:09She's alive.

01:05:11She's alive.

01:05:17She's alive.

01:05:19She's alive.

01:05:21She's alive.

01:05:23She's alive.

01:05:25She's alive.

01:05:29She's alive.

01:05:31She's alive.

01:07:33No?

01:07:35Then perish with us.

01:07:41The old house crumbles.

01:07:44Perhaps this storm will finish it.

01:07:46You have murdered your sister, Mr. Asher, and I intend to see that you hang for it.

01:07:56Do you?

01:07:58Arrange it quickly, then.

01:07:59If only I could kill you myself.

01:08:04Yes, if only you could.

01:08:05Yes.

01:08:06Why did you do it?

01:08:15I told you.

01:08:17You will never understand.

01:08:22To so logical a mind as yours, I have committed a murder.

01:08:27If you only knew the agonies I have spared you and the world.

01:08:32If you only knew the agonies I have endured on your behalf.

01:08:37Did you know that I could hear every sound she made?

01:08:49That I heard her breathing in her casket.

01:08:54I heard her first gasp as she awoke.

01:08:59Her first scream of terror.

01:09:02Did you know that I could hear the scratching of her fingernails on the casket lid?

01:09:09You are mad.

01:09:10You are mad.

01:09:13Be done!

01:09:15What?

01:09:16Nothing.

01:09:17I rave.

01:09:18You said be done.

01:09:20What did you mean?

01:09:21Nothing.

01:09:25Is she still alive?

01:09:26No.

01:09:28Is she?

01:09:29No.

01:09:30Is she?

01:09:31Yes!

01:09:32Yes, even now I hear her.

01:09:35Yes.

01:09:36Yes.

01:09:37Alive.

01:09:39Deranged.

01:09:41Infuriate.

01:09:42Can you not hear her voice?

01:09:45Where?

01:09:46In the name of God, where?

01:09:48Below.

01:09:50Twisting.

01:09:52Turning.

01:09:54Scratching at the lid with bloody fingernails.

01:09:57Staring.

01:09:58Screaming.

01:09:59Wild with fury.

01:10:00The strength of madness in her.

01:10:02Can you not hear her voice?

01:10:04She calls my name.

01:10:06Roderick.

01:10:08Roderick.

01:10:09Roderick.

01:10:12Roderick!

01:10:22Where is she?

01:10:23Do you see?

01:10:32No.

01:10:38Give me this.

01:10:39Wait.

01:10:41Don't go down there.

01:10:44Let her die.

01:10:45Don't go down there, man.

01:10:48That's going to die.

01:10:51Yes.

01:10:55You're ugly, man.

01:10:57You're not bad.

01:10:59No.

01:11:01What's wrong?

01:11:05Love you.

01:11:07Let the bedroom work that can make you idle.

01:11:10She has the madness.

01:11:40She has the madness.

01:12:10Mr. Winkler, please.

01:12:22Leave her, sir.

01:12:23Leave her?

01:12:24But you may never find her.

01:12:26The house is honeycombed with secret passages.

01:12:29She could be anywhere, sir.

01:12:31I'll find her.

01:12:32But she's mad, sir.

01:12:40I'll find her.

01:13:10I'll find her.

01:13:40I'll find her.

01:13:41I'll find her.

01:13:42I'll find her.

01:13:43I'll find her.

01:13:44I'll find her.

01:13:45I'll find her.

01:13:46I'll find her.

01:13:47I'll find her.

01:13:48I'll find her.

01:13:49I'll find her.

01:13:50I'll find her.

01:13:51I'll find her.

01:13:52I'll find her.

01:13:53I'll find her.

01:13:54I'll find her.

01:13:55I'll find her.

01:13:56I'll find her.

01:13:57I'll find her.

01:13:58I'll find her.

01:13:59I'll find her.

01:14:00I'll find her.

01:14:01I'll find her.

01:14:02I'll find her.

01:14:03I'll find her.

01:14:04I'll find her.

01:14:05I'll find her.

01:14:06I'll find her.

01:14:07I'll find her.

01:14:08I'll find her.

01:14:09I'll find her.

01:14:10I'll find her.

01:14:11I'll find her.

01:14:12I'll find her.

01:14:42Let's go.

01:15:12Let's go.

01:15:42Let's go.

01:16:12Let's go.

01:16:42Please, I beg of you, please.

01:16:44The whole house may at any moment...

01:16:46Let's go.

01:16:48Let's go.

01:16:50Let's go.

01:16:52Let's go.

01:16:54Let's go.

01:16:58Let's go.

01:17:00Let's go.

01:17:02Let's go.

01:17:04Let's go.

01:17:08Let's go.

01:17:10Let's go.

01:17:12Let's go.

01:17:14Let's go.

01:17:16Let's go.

01:17:18Let's go.

01:17:20Let's go.

01:17:22Let's go.

01:17:24Let's go.

01:17:26Let's go.

01:17:28Let's go.

01:17:30Let's go.

01:17:32Let's go.

01:17:34Let's go.

01:17:36Let's go.

01:17:38Let's go.

01:17:40Let's go.

01:17:42Let's go.

01:17:44Let's go.

01:17:46Let's go.

01:17:48Let's go.

01:17:50Let's go.

01:17:52Let's go.

01:17:54Let's go.

01:17:56Let's go.

01:17:58Let's go.

01:18:00There was no other way.

01:18:02No other way.

01:18:30What?

01:18:32You are great.

01:18:46What?

01:18:48Let's go.

01:18:52Let's go.

01:18:54Let's go.

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