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YOURVICEE IS A LOCEKED ROOM AND ONLY I HAVETHE KEY
Ah yes!
She defnitely deserved being compared to Mary Stuart.
No-one else has been represented in such different ways,
as a murderer or a martyr.
But she was a woman,
a great woman.
Seems his mother was an important actress.
Yes, she made a career passing from one bed to another.
To my mother!
He misses his mother, it happens a lot with Italians.
What about you?
Not drinking?
Well, you sons of bitches
-even kids use the term these days -
offer my wife something to drink.
Come on!
Be generous...
to my wife!
Drink.
Maybe you'd prefer drinking from my empty skull?
Oliviero, I don't want to.
-To our health, my wife. - Oliviero!
Drink it down.
Yes my dear,
we have a Visigoth education here in Veneto.
I'm sorry, mistress,
maybe I got the measures wrong.
Where are you going?
This is Brenda.
Not bad for a maid, eh?
Losing the CEolonies and gaining a servant like Brenda
was a good deal.
You have a weakness for black women, Oliviero?
White males have always felt that way.
Perhaps a black woman is everyone's secret dream.
It's clothes that ruin the world.
Naked, we're all the same.
It's so easy for these youngsters
to think they're something
as soon as it's obvious that they're actually nothing.
How dare you wear that?
Why, doesn't seeing me dressed like her turn you on?
You wanted to put on a show like always,
so why not in costume?
What was your mother to you,
Maria the madwoman
or bloodthirsty Maria?
You're a whore,
a dirty whore.
They drink, damn but they drink!
I've nothing against drinking, CEhrist knows.
I like raising a glass now and then
but they never stop, it's every single night.
They always have friends visiting, Mrs Molinari.
Friends? They're the crazies from the campsite...
lunatics, krauts and foreigners.
Oh Jesus, I'm not talking about you,
but Mr Oliviero freQuents certain people...
And just think I saw him being born!
I was a servant in this house
when his mother the CEountess was a girl...
what times!
Hello, Satan!
He's the only intelligent animal in the area.
Have a bit of respect for this poor old woman!
Hello.
Listen, Dario, seeing as you know the maid,
why don't you put in a good word for me with the mistress!
Having both of them would be fne with me,
I've always liked white coffee in bed.
Forget it, they're not for you.
You can't even imagine what goes on at Villa Ruvigny.
Dealing with international couriers
is getting more diffcult every day Mr Ruvigny,
ordering books from Paris or London means waiting months,
even if things go well.
Usual place tonight?
Alright,
but it's not defnite, I might be busy.
Listen, the excuse of being busy doesn't work with me.
You started working on me over the high school desks,
teacher, and now you'll pay the price.
How are things going, Mr Ruvigny?
Of course, my dear. Put it on my account, Bartoli.
Certainly.
I often ask myself why Zenit don't reprint your books,
I'd love to see them in the shop window again.
You really should find another publisher, Mr Ruvigny.
-Good bye. - Always at your service.
I'll kill you one of these days.
Even if I have to stuff you with cyanide, I'll kill you.
How do you intend to exorcise Satan, with a broom?
Ijust want him to stay away from my doves.
Are you dining in town tonight?
Maybe.
Help!
No
Oliviero.
Oliviero!
-What? - Someone's coming.
- Someone? -Yes, it's a police car.
What could they want from us?
I didn't hear you come in last night.
Brenda's not here so you'll have to get it. Get dressed.
- In a deep sleep, aren't they inspector? -Yep.
-Good morning. - Mr Ruvigny?
-What do you want? - I apologise...
I apologise for the unusual hour, I'm Inspector Farla.
It's a bother I know,
but I have to ask you some Questions.
About what?
Something...
private.
I am Oliviero Ruvigny.
I know you very well Mr Ruvigny, at least by name.
Even we Inspectors are victims of compulsory education...
We occasionally read books.
Perhaps it would be better if we went inside, Mr Ruvigny.
Of course, come with me.
I understand it won't be pleasant for madam,
but I'd like to exchange some words in private.
Why? I've got no secrets from my wife.
As you prefer,
it'll be Quicker.
You made a date for last night
with a shop assistant from the Roma Bookshop,
am I wrong?
Who, Fausta? Yes...
we used to see each other a lot,
inspector, but definitely not last night.
I was a teacher atTasso High School ten years ago
and Fausta was one of my students.
And they speak badly of students!
To keep a friendship going
with her own teacher for ten years.
It's lovely, don't you agree, madam?
Very...
Oliviero's students always had a great weakness for him.
I expect it's a school desk complex. How much sugar?
None thank you madam.
If I understand correctly,
- Fausta's accused me of not going on a date? -Vittorio.
She probably didn't have time.
We don't believe she died accidentally, Mr Ruvigny.
It really is Fausta.
- But who could have... - ...killed her so horribly?
That's what we've got to fnd out.
All we know for now is she was killed...
with a curved blade, a sickle perhaps.
Mr Ruvigny...
where were you from 8 till 10, from 8 till 10 last night?
I was here in the villa,
my wife can confirm it.
Ah...
I see.
Can anyone else confrm it, a servant for example?
We have a coloured woman with us.
It was her day off yesterday
and she stayed out last night as well.
- No guests in the villa last night? -Why?
I'm talking about the inhabitants
from that amusing asylum called Mondial CEamping.
You know, madam,
that the most popular entertainment in town is gossiping.
No, no-one was here last night.
Fine. Sorry to disturb you,
but I don't think this'll be the last time.
A crime in these parts raises a lot of dust.
You don't have any plans to travel do you Mr Ruvigny?
-Travel? No nothing. - I thought so
a writer has his world inside him.
Anyway, don't go far from the villa.
Of course, inspector.
-Goodbye, madam. - Goodbye.
The bookseller probably overheard our conversation.
That girl tormented me for years
...unbearable.
She didn't want to accept it was fnished.
But thanks, anyway.
You could have given me up and sent me inside.
I was late last night because I had a problem,
- I punctured a tyre. - I didn't ask any Questions.
Right, but you think I could easily cut a lover's throat.
A bad writer but a good sadistic murderer.
Who knows if I'll become one some day,
and it'll be your throat's turn?
-You don't ask Questions, eh! - Leave me alone.
I had the tyre repaired, don't you forget it.
Be careful what you say and do, very careful!
Oliviero!
The kids from the campsite are here, sir.
Shall I let them in?
Send them away.
I've already got two tarts living here... Get lost.
Go away!
The police... You've got to call the police!
The police? They already suspect me for one girl
it'd be like putting a noose around my neck.
They'd say I'm a maniac, a homicidal maniac.
-You've got to! - I can't, Irene.
They'd never believe it wasn't me...
And neither do you.
Please help me.
We've got to do something...
we've got to hide the corpse.
- Hide the corpse? -Of course.
Listen, Irene, no-one will look for her.
We'll say she left...
Yes, she left and we don't know anything.
In the cellar...
we've got to hide her in a wall in the cellar,
and no-one will ever fnd her...
No-one will ever fnd her.
We've got to remove the stains,
really clean it.
-Why don't you bury it with her? - No, I can't.
You know I can't.
Damn, you can see it.
Wow, what legs!
Put it over there.
Why you, Madam? Isn't Brenda here?
- She left. - Left for good?
Just think...
Why, is something wrong?
Nothing. It's just that I got on well with the blonde.
I called her 'the blonde' as a joke.
Oh, I almost forgot, a telegram.
Pegolotti gave it to me at the post offce.
So I did two jobs in one journey.
- A telegram? -Yes. I hope it's good news.
ARRIVE MONDAYTRAIN 15;00. GREETINGS FLORIANA
That snotty pain in the arse.
She chose the perfect time to come and get under our feet.
-Was she at our wedding? - I think so.
My sister brought her from Paris.
Your niece will be 20 now.
Right.
- Hey! -What did he do?
He touched me here!
Well it's big, but it doesn't break any boundaries!
What a cheek!
Giovanna, welcome back!
If you'd have touched the old woman's arse
- I'd have cut your hand off! - Soldiers...
what do you expect when there are no brothels any more?
She wasn't on it. Lets go.
What an idiot! First she invites herself,
then she makes us come out here for nothing.
It's just as well.
Hello, Oliviero! Thanks. Bye.
- Bye. - Bye.
I hitched. The lieutenant was very kind,
he has to go to the airport but he made a detour for me.
-Why the face? - I'm shocked. Are you...
Floriana, yes... be watchful with shocks,
at your age you might have a heart attack!
- How are you Irene? - Fine, dear.
It's pointless asking how you are, you look wonderful.
Lets go.The sooner we arrive at the villa
the sooner we can have a drink.
-Give it to me, I'll carry it. -Thanks.
How many rooms are there?
Too many.
But we've emptied a lot of them, they were dangerous.
One of these days the roof will fall in on our heads.
I've never had that feeling,
I've never had a roof of my own.
Being a genius doesn't pay, does it?
Oliviero's sure the novel's dead.
In truth it's he who's dead.
He hasn't been able to write a sentence for years.
The only thing he can sell these days is the furniture.
It's only a cat, a beautiful one too.
You're scared of it?
It's called Satan.
It was his mother's.
Aunt Ester's?
Yes.
Oh...
Well, well, a black stocking!
What's it for, Irene, a fetish?
Give it to me!
It was left by a girl we used to have.
She left, but she wasn't much of a maid.
Coming, Flo?
So, in Paris you lived in a commune?
Yes, for six months.
What did you do there?
Just about everything.
Hear that, Irene?
A commune would do you good.
Where the women are everyone's.
Where the men are everyone's!
He's a bit retarded about sex and terrifed of impotence,
literary impotence of course.
Sex is an activity that's only interests
those who have imagination as well as the means.
Irene has neither.
Hasn't the tired illustrious writer forgotten something?
What?
The means and imagination, yes... and something else.
Go and see who it is.
Good evening.
The gate was open.
They told me to deliver this to you.
-Thank you. Good night. -Good night.
What is it?
I don't know.
-You sent it out to be cleaned! - No, I didn't.
Lets go upstairs.
No Oliviero, I beg you!
Irene.
Irene!
Oliviero?
-What's going on? - Nothing, nothing serious.
Irene doesn't feel well.
She's a bit tired, that's all.
- Perhaps she needs something? - No!
She doesn't need anything, I told you she's just tired.
We don't have any servants.
I'm tired too, my journey was Quite demanding.
I'm going to bed.
Who is it?
I'm sorry, but I've got some old notes in that wardrobe.
Need some writing paper?
No, I'm just writing down some addresses.
Like your niece, do you?
Whatever Oliviero Ruvigny's state might be today
married or not, decadent or not
Floriana is willing to bring pleasure into his life
in the name of depravation.
Listen...how come you decided to come here?
I've wanted to come here
since I found out Aunt Ester died.
And what did you fnd out about me?
The usual stuff.
That since you got married your mind's been frazzled.
That you're a pig, an alcoholic, a drug addict,
etcetera, etcetera...
Etcetera, etcetera...
Tell me...
is it true you slept with your mother in her bed?
I mean when you'd grown up?
Is it true you're a two bit tart?
Well, it could be two bits well-spent...
Irene!
Why did he lock you in here?
He told me you weren't well.
-Can you make it to my bedroom? -Yes
-Where is he? - I heard him leave just now.
Bloody hell, why didn't you ask for help?
He's a damn sadist.
You don't know, you don't know.
He's sick, he scares me.
You mean he's mad?
Sometimes he doesn't know what he's doing.
Come on, lets go to my room.
I knew Oliviero's family were crazy but...
a doctor must be involved.
No, no, no.
No doctors, no outsiders.
Irene, I want to help you, you've got to trust me.
What's going on?
The police came...
a few days ago.
They'd found the body of a girl... who was murdered.
Now you know everything.
But you can't live with someone you think's a murderer.
I beg you, Floriana,
not a word to Oliviero about what I told you.
If he thinks... my God, he'd kill me.
Not while I'm here.
You're burning up,
you've got the fever.
You've nothing to worry about,
I won't say a word.
I'm on your side, you know.
You're so sweet.
- But now... -What?
Now you know everything you'll want to leave.
And you'd be right.
I haven't even considered it.
We two must be allies.
Allies.
Why are you doing this?
Yes?
Oh, good evening sir.
Giovanna's just arrived from Brescia today.
Oh yes, she's just like a lioness!
Yes, tomorrow.
Tonight?!
She's tired, poor girl, there's been a rush...
Yes, sir. See you tomorrow, sir.
Complete discretion, sir. Good night.
Madame, I'm really tired, I'm going to bed.
Good night, my girl.
Tomorrow starts well: 50,000 a time!
Good night.
-Good night, madame. -Get some rest.
Madame, is that you?
Sleeping beauty, got any cream?
Sleeping? I'd like to wake up with you.
And the cream?
First class.
Really fresh and appreciated throughout the area.
-You're not Italian, are you. - Half and half.
I see, so they've conned another woman.
There was a black woman before you who said she was eQual
but they got her to be their servant.
Maybe that's why she left.
-You knew her well? - Like peas in a pod.
- Sorry, do you understand Italian well? - So she left you?
She disappeared, one fine morning she was gone.
As long as she didn't end up like Giovanna...
Meaning?
-Good morning, Mr Ruvigny. -Good morning.
I'm racing a bike on Sunday.
If you come you'll see I'm not that sleepy...
They like me, they like me, that's for sure!
European integration's not bad,
don't you agree Mr Ruvigny?
I'm sorry, inspector,
but I've been really out of touch for a while.
Integration of what?
Here we are in a peaceful Veneto town,
with German beer, Scottish whisky...
...and atomic condiments for everyone.
That's the trouble with you intellectuals...pessimism.
Is there anything to laugh about?
I didn't think the Homicide SQuad was a school of humour.
No, Quite the opposite.
We do what we can with what we've got.
Exceptional eQuipment...
Just think, our forensic scientist's
even got a magnifying glass!
But,joking apart, I must apologise to you.
Apologise? Why?
- About Bartoli. - Ah.
-The bookseller. - His real name's Liguori,
he escaped from Boretto Psychiatric Prison 8 years ago.
He killed the two girls in a fit of madness.
Good, so you won't have any more problems, inspector.
But problems have a trait,
they never end...
Now my dear wife knows that I didn't kill the girl.
Now she knows but a woodworm's eroding her brain.
The woodworm's working away and says he was the murderer,
that the murderer sleeps next to her in bed.
- Leave me alone, you're drunk! -Yes, I'm drunk,
like I was drunk that night.
But it wasn't me who killed the black maid.
I didn't kill that dirty black,
I didn't kill her, it wasn't me!
So why don't you tell the police?
Let me...
You're crazy, you're crazy, you're killing me...
You're killing me... Let me go...
Dario Luisetti, number 7, has taken the lead on lap 5
and looks like he's got the race.
In second place number 3 Armando Gardiglia,
in third LucioTaramaglio
Then there's the Spaniard Luis Soler-Borrego...
Come on! Quick!
Brilliant!
Come on! Great! Go on!
Attention please! A surprise change!
Number 7 Dario Luisetti's
stopped at Broom Bend with mechanical problems
and maybe he's out for good.
LucioTaramaglio's taken the lead,
followed by Luis Soler-Borrego,
but Armando Gardiglia's attacking on the bend as well...
Damn! Excuse me, where's Broom Bend?
Down there.
Thanks.
Son of a bitch! Piece of shit!
Did you really have to break down 3 laps from the fnish!
Hi, motor-biker!
Look at this!
I've been preparing for this bloody race for 3 months
and the piston jammed just when I was winning!!
-What's a piston? -You can get lost as well!
Come back, Floriana... I'm sorry.
This race meant everything to me, understand, everything!
Everything?
See, they're on the last lap...
Lets go.
-Were we are. -Where?
This is a good spot.
A double parka and a North Pole style
sleeping bag against rheumatism.
Come on.
Don't tell me you come here to make love?
Why not? Where should we go, the Grand Hotel?
And it's more romantic here. Mind your head.
The bed's ready in a second.
Did you bring the black girl here too?
Still on about her? Jealous, are you?
Come on, get undressed, it's not cold.
CEome on, hurry up. How many zips have you got?
God, you're taking your time!
Wow... if I win the lottery
I swear I'll get a maid just like you.
Come on, lets seal ourselves inside and never come out.
Come here.
I like you.
We might or might not do this again,
but no complications, understand?
Who's there? What do you want?
I'm the rag and bone woman, I'm here for the bottles.
Go away, go away!
- So, when will we meet up again? -Who knows...
- Didn't you like it? -Of course...
Well, tell me when you're free.
- I'm always free. Bye. - Bye.
You'll give me a heart attack!
What are you doing here in the dark?
What's up? What's happened?
Aterrible thing, Flo.
That bloody animal...
I'm scared, I'm really scared.
Only you can help me.
Calm down, Irene, calm down.
Explain what happened.
Yes...
that bloody animal,
that diabolical bloody animal.
Irene.
- Is she dead? -Oh, shut up!
Why did you buy those disgusting things?
Disgusting? It's a matter of taste...
Satan's crazy for sheep's eyes.
Come on Irene, it was nothing.
Why don't you go and get her a cardio-tonic or something?
Satan's on heat as well.
He hasn't been seen since yesterday.
If life had given me someone like you,
everything would have been different.
How young you are...
-Go away, bloody animal! -CEalm down, it's all over.
They scared you but it was nothing. Have a drink.
Don't be scared, he hasn't realised yet.
And luckily the cat's disappeared.
Was the black girl dressed like this when you killed her?
I'm definitely not Mary Stuart
but then you don't have Lord Leicester's face.
I learnt something reading this about the 'bloody letters'
and the battle between the two Queens...
Edifying, isn't it?
What did Irene tell you?
That she shares her bed with a crazy, alcoholic murderer?
No, nothing like that.
The poor woman's terrified
because of everything that's happened.
- And you? - I'm keeping my eyes wide open, that's all.
When I saw you yesterday in the hay loft
-of course I saw you, who else could it have been?-
I wanted you inside the sleeping bag.
Didn't you want to as well?
You really are the little whore I thought you were.
And you're really the pig they say you are?
Take that thing off.
Why don't you take it off with your own hands?
No...
What's wrong?
Irene!
Irene.
where did these come from?
Would you mind answering me, Irene?
I couldn't find the old ones so I bought those.
- Strange. -Why?
I haven't seen the cat for two days,
he hasn't even come to eat. Don't you think it's strange?
What did you do to him, did you hurt him?
You're crazy.Why would I?
Why would you?
I know why, because you've always hated him
because my mother liked him, because he belongs to me,
because he's mine, which you'll never be
because you're a whore, a dirty bloody whore!
I beg you Oliviero, I can't stand it.
Stop scaring me...
I'd just have to dig these in a bit, just a bit...
You're hurting me...
Excuse me, sir.
-Yes? Oh, good morning Mrs Molinari. -Good morning.
I want to speak to the police chief.
The police station's right there in front of you.
-Thank you. Goodbye. -Goodbye.
You wish he was dead, don't you?
I've noticed your life's hell so why do you stay?
He'd never let me go.
Maybe you're wrong.
Last night he told me he wanted to kill you.
No, then he'd destroy what entertains him,
his victim.
He just wanted to scare you.
All he wants is to get into your bed.
He's already done that.
Jealous? You're jealous?
No, not in the way you think.
He's a failure... not only as a writer,
and he knows it.
He hides it from himself.
Maybe it caused all the problems.
Maybe you haven't thought about ending it for good.
It wouldn't take much.
No?
No.There's an embarrassing number of choices...
Ideas like a picnic with a tragic ending,
a leap into the ravine, the inconsolable widow.
Romantic, isn't it?
Now I've found you I can't stand her anymore.
I can't carry on being stuck between
a hysterical woman and an erotomaniac.
If you continue I'll leave this house.
Go away now,
Irene could come in any minute and I don't want
to be involved in one of your uniQue spectacles.
This time I swear I'll get rid of her.
I've already thought about how to do it,
but please don't leave me.
I've re-opened that hole in the cellar,
there's room for her too.
-This time I'll really do it. -You're drunk.
I told you to leave.
You're spying on me, you dirty worm.
I'll break your neck!
Watch out or I'll kill you!
-What do you want? - CEome down!
I can't.
- I've got a race, I've got to leave tomorrow morning. - So?
Why don't you come with me?
The race is in Cesenatico
and if I do well I'll be taken on for track races.
I'll wait for you at 7 on the bridge.
Come on, we'll have fun!
Get lost or you'll wake everyone.
Only if you say you'll come.
Alright, alright I'll come.
Bye.
KILL HER AND HIDE HER INTHE CEELLARWALL
So you made a decision.
I was beginning to wonder if you'd do it.
I...I don't know what...
Look, look! He really wanted to kill me.
He'd already prepared the hole in the cellar
next to the other girl.
You can tell it to the court.
In any case you'll get life, my dear.
You know judges are almost always married
and it's unlikely they'll absolve a wife who's...
understand?
They defend their privileges.
My mother told me Aunt Ester had some very valuable jewels.
Where do you hide them?
You can tell me now that it's all mine.
Floriana, please don't talk to me like that.
Those jewels are yours, you can have them,
I don't care about that stuff...
But don't betray me.
Alright, partner.
Lets get rid of him.
Here, they're all here.
I don't even know what they're worth,
and I don't want to know.
Well, they're in bad taste,
but they're worth a lot.
Aunt Ester made all her lovers give her jewels.
Take them, they're yours.
I should go now.
No, not yet, please.
I'm scared.
I think you'll have to get used to it, sooner or later.
Sooner would be better.
What will you say about good old Oliviero?
That he left,
he went abroad,
and then... I don't know.
- I'll leave the villa. - Fine...
It's been a really lovely holiday. Bye.
Floriana, please stay,
at least for tonight. I beg you don't go.
Alright,just tonight.
No.
No, I know more pleasant ways to help you to sleep.
Floriana.
Floriana!
Floriana?
REVENGE
Who's in there? Why did you want me to stay?
Did you want to kill me too?
REVENGE
Floriana, what are you going to do?
Floriana!
Floriana.
Now I'm sure she'll be on the bridge at 7,
she has no choice.
Yes...
and it'll be the end and the beginning of everything.
You got the end you deserved,
but I'm sorry you suffered so little.
Ijust hope there's something after death
so you'll be able to know how long my revenge took!
I killed your bitch of a mother,
I had that dirty black girl killed.
You'll rot with her for eternity!
Can you hear me, Oliviero?!
Yes, it was me who had her killed
so new suspicions would fall on you
after you'd already been accused of that other crime.
It was easy...
It was easy -with your alcohol-ruined memory-
to make you lose confdence in yourself.
I destroyed you.
Day by day,
day after day.
And I'd have continued to kill you bit by bit,
if I hadn't realised you wanted to kill me too.
I hope some part of you is still living somewhere,
and that you'll suffer for eternity!
It all went as slick as oil.
Don't worry, it was even easier than the black girl.
And the jewels?
- Did you recover all of them? -All of them.
She'd put them in a plastic bag.
Bitch!
Thought she was really shrewd.
The problem's the two corpses.
Why? It was a normal road accident.
I mean the two bodies in the cellar,
they could be found.
CEome here,Walter, I want to show you something.
We've got to bring them here at night,
agreed?
Deep enough?
I've nothing to add, you always have good ideas.
Good afternoon, madam.
We were just about to leave,
no-one's home.
-Good afternoon. -Good afternoon.
Here again? I mean... what else is there?
My husband left this morning
- I don't know when he'll return. -Just a formality.
A serious crime's been reported.
- A crime? -Yes.
You tormented a cat.
- A cat? -Yes.
Incredible, but we also have to deal with such things.
Old Mrs Molinari, the rag and bone woman
who used to be in the service of the Countess Ester,
your husband's mother... you know?
- I remember her. - She's offcially reported a crime.
Let me explain.
That bloody animal massacred all my doves, so...
Yes, I understand.
But I told myself lets go and speak to the Ruvignys
and then we'll calm down old Mrs Molinari.
She's basically a good woman.
Ijust need to write a report.
- Do you need to come inside? -Yes, please.
-Would you like something to drink? - I shouldn't,
but I don't consider myself to be in service
when I'm dealing with cats.
Thank you.
Here.
To your health, madam.
And to the cat's.
-That's him, isn't it? -Yes.
Did you hear that?
The cat's realised we're here about him.
Bloody animal! I, I...
I'm scared of him, believe me inspector.
No, don't bother...
Seems to be coming from that door.
Yes, the cellar. But it's always closed.
No, it's open.
If we find him,
-we'll take him away for you. - No, no,
my husband's very fond of him.
He'd get angry if the cat was gone when he returned.
He sounds injured from the way he's miaowing,
we'd better take a look.
He's not here.
Stuff from '48. Barolo, Merlot,
CEabernet, a Brunello from '36.
There's no cat, but the miaowing came from here.
This is worth a fortune.
I don't know. I know nothing about wine.
- Found anything? - No,
I'd say he's not here.
I'd be delighted if you accepted at least one.
Oh, no, that's too generous, madam!
- And maybe your husband... - ...he will be happy.
- Please take it. -Well, how could I refuse?
Thank you.
There's a hole in the wall here!
It looks like it's been dug from inside,
and the plaster's new.
He's in there, he's in there!
That bloody animal's in there!!
Madam!
Madam, don't over-react, please.
He wants me dead. He wants to destroy me!
That demon is...
Satan!! Satan!!!