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I'd stake my life
on a blessing, not a curse.
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Half of nothing is nothing.
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Hey. Hey!
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Miss Wetherell,
everything that's happened...
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Anna. Anna.
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Who is she?
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I don't know.
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Madam.
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Madam.
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Who is this? Who are you?
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Mr Lauderback, there's a body.
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Anna. Anna.
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Anna.
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Can you believe it?
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They're proper magic.
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Incredible good luck,
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so long as you don't shoot
one dead with a crossbow.
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What would happen?
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If you killed an albatross, well...
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the wind would drop, the sun
would burn hotter and hotter,
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and then two spirits
would rise up from the deep...
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Death and Living Nightmare.
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They'd play dice right here
on the deck,
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and whoever won the game
would claim your soul.
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I don't have a crossbow.
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Well, thank heavens, nor do I.
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Mr Emery Staines.
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Miss Anna Wetherell.
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Was this your first sea voyage?
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- Yes.
- Mine too.
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It wasn't at all what I expected.
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I always imagined
once we were out at sea
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that the horizon would form
a circle around the ship,
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- but it wasn't that at all.
- It was a square.
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Yes, it was a square.
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It had corners.
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Astonishing.
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- We should introduce ourselves.
- We just did.
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Ye... Well, yes, but we hardly
know anything about each other.
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I know you can recognise
an albatross.
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I know you're bound for New Zealand,
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probably to dig for gold.
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Same as me.
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And I know that your bunk
must be in the forward cabin,
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because we haven't met before.
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And I know that recently you
lost a button off your vest.
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All right.
Here's what I know about you.
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- You're an early riser.
- I'm really not.
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Today is an exception.
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I do believe it is.
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Actually, it's my birthday.
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A birthday present.
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For your vest.
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You spoiled your sleeve.
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I can roll them up.
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Forgive me, Miss Wetherell...
are you engaged?
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This evening. Might I
call on you at your hotel?
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I'm sorry. That was too forward.
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Could I come to you?
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Why not? Uh...
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what's the name of my hotel?
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Oi, Staines!
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Get over here.
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Right.
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Shall we say 7 o'clock?
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In the dining room,
if there is one.
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7 o'clock.
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Where's the hospital?
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Uh...
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there isn't one.
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I found her like this, drunk.
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I don't know who she is.
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It's not drink.
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It's opium. She's a prostitute,
in case you couldn't tell.
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You're Alastair Lauderback.
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We don't see too many
politicos around here.
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Been reading your campaign pledges
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with interest, Mr Lauderback...
roads, railways, tunnels, ditches.
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Bring her to the jail.
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Something the matter?
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I'm afraid there's something else.
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Next.
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Hey!
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I thought they'd called
my name, but they hadn't.
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- I'm sorry.
- Next.
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Travelling alone?
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Yes.
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Unmarried?
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Is that a problem?
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Not for me.
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Sign here, please.
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That's one shilling, thank you.
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Hey, Chinaman.
You're in the wrong queue.
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Are you stupid? Get to the back.
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Welcome to the new world.
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Fresh meat. Fresh meat.
We got fresh meat.
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Three shillings an acre.
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Buy your own personal
piece of paradise.
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Every one
a paying gold field.
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Tickets covered,
all expenses paid.
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Come try your luck on a
company claim. You, sir, yes.
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Madam. Three shillings an acre.
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Buy your own personal piece
of paradise. No? Not interested?
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- Three shillings an acre.
- Every one a paying gold field.
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Tickets covered, all expenses paid.
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Try your luck on a company claim.
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- How old is the map?
- This man, sir, is brand new,
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and I guarantee that.
You, sir, where you want to go?
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Mt Ida gold field, I recommend.
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Hey! Hey!
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Hey!
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Stop! Thief!
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Stop!
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Hey! Somebody stop him!
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Drop it.
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- Drop it!
- That's mine!
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- Drop it!
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Oh, I don't know
how to thank you.
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Women in this country are
outnumbered a dozen to one.
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We must stick together.
Mrs Lydia Wells.
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Miss Anna Wetherell. I just arrived.
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- From?
- London.
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- On your own?
- Yes, ma'am.
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Sent for or sent away?
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I sent myself.
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When is your birthday?
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The day you were born.
Do you know it?
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- Why do you ask?
- I ask everyone I meet.
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Actually, it's... it's today.
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Is it?
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Today.
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Walk with me.
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So, Miss Anna Wetherell,
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how will you make your living
here at the end of the world?
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I thought I'd try digging for gold.
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A fine ambition.
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But you know, the real
money in a gold rush
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isn't made on the diggings;
it's made in town.
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I myself operate a fortune parlour.
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The House of Many Wishes
is the name.
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I open every night at 10 o'clock.
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Cards before midnight,
fortunes in the witching hour,
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and then,
depending on the company,
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a little traffic with the dead.
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Can you truly tell fortunes?
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- I can.
- How?
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Mm-hm. When I'm asked,
'Can you truly tell fortunes?'
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the second question is usually,
'Will you tell mine?'
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You have a head for business.
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You must call on me,
Miss Wetherell, this evening.
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I insist.
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I shall cast your natal chart,
find out what makes you tick.
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I beg your pardon.
I can't this evening.
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I have a rendezvous.
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Someone I met on board,
to meet at his hotel for supper.
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You can't read.
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What does it say?
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The Matterhorn Hotel. Cumberland St.
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The Matterhorn.
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Do you know it?
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Very well. I live just next door.
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What a happy accident this was.
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- Oop. Sorry.
- Oh yes. Very good.
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I just want you to know
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that if I make my fortune and
you don't, you can bugger off,
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- cos it's finders keepers.
- Cocky bastard.
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Mine's bigger than yours.
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And it has a better view.
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Oh, ho, ho, ho!
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Right. I need a dish,
a swag and a map.
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Make way!
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Make way!
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Make way!
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Whoa.
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Lucky bugger.
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We have 32 ounces.
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Oh, what a lucky man.
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That's nearly �100.
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Lucky bugger.
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I shall
now test for purity.
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Oh my.
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- The gold is pure.
- Like magic.
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Now change it bloody back again.
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Don't breathe in.
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Thank you.
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Lots of stuff in here second-hand.
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Nah, I want my kit shop-new
and store-bought.
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Buy used, you buy
another man's bad luck.
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Ah, there's no such thing.
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How can you not believe in luck?
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I believe in good luck. I
just don't believe in bad luck.
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I'd stake my life on a blessing,
not a curse.
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Oh, look at you, Romeo.
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I'd rather be Juliet.
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She has better lines.
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Still ends up dead.
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Pay every night
in advance.
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You get sick, you get lice,
you make trouble... you're out.
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No liquor, no noise,
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no men. You hear?
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Sixpence for the night.
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My purse.
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It's gone.
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You can't pay; you can't stay.
I don't do charity.
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I had it at customs. I...
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- That boy. He must've...
- Go on. Move.
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I went to
every ship in town.
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No one would touch me
as soon as they hear my name.
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Give it time.
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What if we just left?
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Could sell up,
start over somewhere new.
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You know I can't do that, Francis.
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A convict, Lydia...
that's all they see.
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- Here.
- Don't.
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It's not a gift.
It's payment in advance.
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I need you to get rid of someone.
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Sorry.
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I just... I never saw
a real nugget before.
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Oh, that's not real.
That's pinchbeck.
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Five parts copper, one part zinc.
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If I had a nugget that size,
I wouldn't put it in the window.
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I'd buy this whole city
and the harbour too.
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You know what they
call a piece that big?
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A homeward-bounder. Isn't that good?
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Do you need help?
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Could you tell me the way
to the Matterhorn Hotel?
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Of course.
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Hey.
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Surely you can let her go.
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She's been charged with
vagrancy, public intoxication
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and attempted suicide.
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How can you prove that?
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She's a whore;
I don't have to.
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Let's go.
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You have a body in there?
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Do you understand?
Do you speak English?
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I understand you.
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Take off your hat.
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Did you see him die?
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No.
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I didn't see.
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The girl, she was here
with the body?
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Right outside. She fainted.
Right here.
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What about him?
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Outside.
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Do you know his name?
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Staines? No.
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No one here with the name Staines.
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I'm quite early, maybe.
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I'll wait for him.
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Miss.
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No, thank you.
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Look, you got to order something.
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00:24:41,959 --> 00:24:45,718
Either you're buying
or you got something to sell.
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That's not an answer.
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What's this?
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Do you recognise him?
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- No.
- Nor do I.
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But if this is murder, this
gets us everything we need...
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proper funding, an asylum,
a bloody chapel if you want it.
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This is it. Let's bring him in.
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Not you.
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I will not leave him.
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It's a native custom, sir,
to keep a vigil over a body.
265
00:26:39,435 --> 00:26:42,394
He is my brother.
266
00:26:42,395 --> 00:26:45,354
- Your brother?
- I will not leave him.
267
00:26:45,355 --> 00:26:48,194
They believe the soul remains
in the body until it's buried.
268
00:26:48,195 --> 00:26:51,674
It's only superstition, sir.
I'm sure it's harmless.
269
00:26:51,675 --> 00:26:55,554
Governor, for heaven's sake.
270
00:26:55,555 --> 00:26:57,634
If you come within
50 yards of this body
271
00:26:57,635 --> 00:27:00,394
before it's in the ground,
I will shoot you dead on sight,
272
00:27:00,395 --> 00:27:02,514
so help me God.
273
00:27:02,515 --> 00:27:04,515
Off you go.
274
00:27:07,675 --> 00:27:09,875
50 yards. Start counting.
275
00:27:15,315 --> 00:27:16,794
Tahi,
276
00:27:16,795 --> 00:27:19,634
rua, toru,
277
00:27:19,635 --> 00:27:21,635
what?, rima, ono...
278
00:27:22,875 --> 00:27:25,155
Was that really necessary?
279
00:27:27,915 --> 00:27:29,915
Pokokohua.
280
00:27:38,715 --> 00:27:40,715
On the bench.
281
00:28:02,995 --> 00:28:05,434
Mr Lauderback.
282
00:28:05,435 --> 00:28:07,435
Reverend.
283
00:28:35,635 --> 00:28:38,034
Hate to see a man without
a drink in his hand.
284
00:28:38,035 --> 00:28:40,035
Thank you.
285
00:28:42,075 --> 00:28:44,075
Girl didn't show?
286
00:28:45,675 --> 00:28:47,434
I suppose I must look very foolish.
287
00:28:47,435 --> 00:28:49,834
Hmm. Well, I'm not one to judge.
288
00:28:49,835 --> 00:28:52,754
I've been waiting on
the same woman 15 years.
289
00:28:52,755 --> 00:28:55,474
- She married someone else.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
290
00:28:55,475 --> 00:28:58,514
Picked my pocket...
that was how we met.
291
00:28:58,515 --> 00:29:02,154
She was leaning in to pin
a flower to my lapel.
292
00:29:02,155 --> 00:29:04,354
I didn't even feel it.
293
00:29:04,355 --> 00:29:05,754
- You know what she took?
- Your wallet?
294
00:29:05,755 --> 00:29:07,314
My astrolabe.
295
00:29:07,315 --> 00:29:09,234
Not to sell; to use.
296
00:29:09,235 --> 00:29:12,274
And she did.
She bloody learned to read it.
297
00:29:12,275 --> 00:29:13,594
By the time I caught up
with her, she knew the name
298
00:29:13,595 --> 00:29:15,595
of every star in the sky.
299
00:29:19,555 --> 00:29:21,674
- You a sailor?
- No.
300
00:29:21,675 --> 00:29:24,554
Sailors got a rule about redheads...
301
00:29:24,555 --> 00:29:27,354
you got to speak to them
before they speak to you.
302
00:29:27,355 --> 00:29:32,034
It's bad luck otherwise.
That was my mistake.
303
00:29:32,035 --> 00:29:34,874
Your good health and happiness.
304
00:29:34,875 --> 00:29:37,155
And yours.
305
00:29:42,835 --> 00:29:44,634
Francis Carver.
306
00:29:44,635 --> 00:29:47,954
Emery Staines.
307
00:29:47,955 --> 00:29:50,754
How many times have
I told you to be clean?
308
00:29:50,755 --> 00:29:53,034
Look at the state of you.
309
00:30:12,075 --> 00:30:15,355
Well,
here's a ship come in.
310
00:30:17,155 --> 00:30:20,755
- Good evening.
- Good evening to you.
311
00:30:23,715 --> 00:30:25,794
I'm looking for Mrs Lydia Wells.
312
00:30:25,795 --> 00:30:27,795
Better and better.
313
00:30:31,955 --> 00:30:33,955
Wet your whistle?
314
00:30:35,235 --> 00:30:37,435
Dick Mannering's my name.
315
00:30:39,395 --> 00:30:41,434
- Are you...?
- Her landlord.
316
00:30:41,435 --> 00:30:43,914
Just here collecting the rent.
317
00:30:43,915 --> 00:30:45,874
What happened?
318
00:30:45,875 --> 00:30:47,875
Who are you... the police?
319
00:30:49,955 --> 00:30:52,074
Miss Wetherell.
320
00:30:52,075 --> 00:30:54,754
Mrs Wells, you have
outdone yourself.
321
00:30:54,755 --> 00:30:57,714
There.
322
00:30:57,715 --> 00:31:00,314
What are you doing?
323
00:31:00,315 --> 00:31:03,195
I'm just waiting to be introduced.
324
00:31:04,995 --> 00:31:07,754
Miss Anna Wetherell,
Mr Richard Mannering.
325
00:31:07,755 --> 00:31:11,114
Mr Mannering speculates
on property, Miss Wetherell.
326
00:31:11,115 --> 00:31:12,994
He's one of my investors,
327
00:31:12,995 --> 00:31:15,875
and he knows how
to see himself out.
328
00:31:17,075 --> 00:31:18,914
I'd raise my hat to you, ma'am,
329
00:31:18,915 --> 00:31:21,754
but I lost it today
on a very bad bet.
330
00:31:21,755 --> 00:31:23,755
Mrs Wells.
331
00:31:31,355 --> 00:31:34,114
Let's go upstairs.
332
00:31:34,115 --> 00:31:35,834
You're off to the diggings?
333
00:31:35,835 --> 00:31:37,634
Yes, sir. So I hope.
334
00:31:37,635 --> 00:31:40,274
Hmm. Hokitika's where
the money's at. West Coast.
335
00:31:40,275 --> 00:31:41,634
Lawrence was the name I heard.
336
00:31:41,635 --> 00:31:43,834
Sure, if you were here
three years ago.
337
00:31:43,835 --> 00:31:45,834
Hokitika's where you want to be.
338
00:31:45,835 --> 00:31:48,474
Other side of the island,
new field, totally untouched.
339
00:31:48,475 --> 00:31:52,154
- You've been there?
- No. Not interested.
340
00:31:52,155 --> 00:31:54,114
Not interested in a gold rush?
341
00:31:54,115 --> 00:31:58,115
Leaves too much to chance.
And it takes too long.
342
00:32:02,355 --> 00:32:05,234
First robbed, and then betrayed.
343
00:32:05,235 --> 00:32:07,914
And on your birthday.
It's too awful.
344
00:32:07,915 --> 00:32:10,715
I'm sure there's an explanation.
345
00:32:13,195 --> 00:32:17,714
Well, you've been dealt two ugly
blows today, Miss Wetherell.
346
00:32:17,715 --> 00:32:20,474
I shan't allow you
to be dealt a third.
347
00:32:20,475 --> 00:32:23,434
You must stay here with me.
348
00:32:23,435 --> 00:32:25,194
You're very kind.
349
00:32:25,195 --> 00:32:28,994
My husband's room is empty.
You may sleep there.
350
00:32:28,995 --> 00:32:33,475
- Is your husband...?
- Prospecting until the winter.
351
00:32:36,795 --> 00:32:40,594
- May I ask you something?
- Of course.
352
00:32:40,595 --> 00:32:45,274
- You asked about my birthday.
- Yes.
353
00:32:45,275 --> 00:32:49,674
What does it mean if you share
a birthday with someone else?
354
00:32:49,675 --> 00:32:52,994
Hardly anything at all.
It's very common.
355
00:32:52,995 --> 00:32:57,114
You see, it's not just
the day that matters;
356
00:32:57,115 --> 00:33:01,434
the year, the hour,
the minute, even the horizon
357
00:33:01,435 --> 00:33:03,715
all have their part to play.
358
00:33:06,235 --> 00:33:07,514
Something must have happened to her,
359
00:33:07,515 --> 00:33:09,154
something she couldn't help.
360
00:33:09,155 --> 00:33:11,234
It's the frontier.
She gets a better offer,
361
00:33:11,235 --> 00:33:12,954
- she's going to take it.
- No, she wouldn't do that.
362
00:33:12,955 --> 00:33:14,034
I thought you only met her once.
363
00:33:14,035 --> 00:33:17,474
Yes, but...
364
00:33:17,475 --> 00:33:22,275
there was a kind of magic
between us, something absolute.
365
00:33:26,435 --> 00:33:28,394
No, I can't do another. Forgive me.
366
00:33:28,395 --> 00:33:30,674
You never turn down
a drink after it's been poured.
367
00:33:30,675 --> 00:33:34,714
- More bad luck?
- No. Bad manners.
368
00:33:34,715 --> 00:33:37,595
To a kind of magic.
369
00:33:37,995 --> 00:33:40,394
Of course,
there is one circumstance.
370
00:33:40,395 --> 00:33:42,514
It's very rare...
stuff of legend, really.
371
00:33:42,515 --> 00:33:44,674
I've only read of it in books.
372
00:33:44,675 --> 00:33:49,554
But if two people were to be
born at the exact same instant
373
00:33:49,555 --> 00:33:51,714
and very near to one another,
374
00:33:51,715 --> 00:33:56,554
they would become
what's known as Astral Twins.
375
00:33:56,555 --> 00:33:58,674
Their natal charts
would be identical,
376
00:33:58,675 --> 00:34:02,074
so their fates would
be one and the same.
377
00:34:02,075 --> 00:34:04,355
They would share a destiny.
378
00:34:08,675 --> 00:34:11,274
Let me show you something.
379
00:34:11,275 --> 00:34:14,674
The first thing
to understand about the sky
380
00:34:14,675 --> 00:34:16,955
is that it's always moving.
381
00:34:25,395 --> 00:34:29,514
I cast this chart at sunrise
this morning. But now...
382
00:34:32,635 --> 00:34:36,194
...we're here.
383
00:34:36,195 --> 00:34:40,274
The sun has just set, Venus has
just risen, and the moon is new.
384
00:34:40,275 --> 00:34:44,275
Look up this minute,
and this is what you'll see...
385
00:34:45,155 --> 00:34:48,714
this exact configuration of
stars, planets and horizon,
386
00:34:48,715 --> 00:34:51,954
seen at this time on this day
from this place on Earth.
387
00:34:51,955 --> 00:34:56,994
This pattern has never existed
before, and it never will again.
388
00:34:56,995 --> 00:35:00,754
It's like a kind of
cosmic fingerprint.
389
00:35:00,755 --> 00:35:02,354
Look up at this time tomorrow,
390
00:35:02,355 --> 00:35:04,634
and the sun will have
set a little earlier,
391
00:35:04,635 --> 00:35:07,314
the moon will be
a little higher in the sky,
392
00:35:07,315 --> 00:35:10,434
a different star will be
crossing the horizon,
393
00:35:10,435 --> 00:35:14,914
and all the angles
will have changed.
394
00:35:14,915 --> 00:35:20,514
Now, you, Anna Wetherell,
are also absolutely singular.
395
00:35:20,515 --> 00:35:22,994
Who you are is here and now,
396
00:35:22,995 --> 00:35:26,594
in this room, in this
body and nowhere else.
397
00:35:26,595 --> 00:35:29,514
And just like the sky,
you too are always changing.
398
00:35:29,515 --> 00:35:32,514
By this time tomorrow, you'll
be a slightly different person
399
00:35:32,515 --> 00:35:35,114
and you'll see
a slightly different sky.
400
00:35:35,115 --> 00:35:38,514
As above, so below.
401
00:35:38,515 --> 00:35:41,874
Which brings us to
our second lesson.
402
00:35:41,875 --> 00:35:45,714
Every person reads a pattern
in a different way.
403
00:35:45,715 --> 00:35:48,714
There's no right or wrong,
no good or bad.
404
00:35:48,715 --> 00:35:52,634
There's just what you see
and what you miss.
405
00:35:52,635 --> 00:35:55,434
So, how do you
tell the future?
406
00:35:55,435 --> 00:35:59,434
I'm afraid no one in the world
has the power to do that.
407
00:35:59,435 --> 00:36:01,154
Fate, Miss Wetherell,
is not a matter of
408
00:36:01,155 --> 00:36:03,154
what's going to happen;
409
00:36:03,155 --> 00:36:05,114
it's a matter of
what's meant to happen.
410
00:36:05,115 --> 00:36:06,874
If I can convince you
that a certain path
411
00:36:06,875 --> 00:36:10,354
is destined for you,
that's the path you will choose.
412
00:36:10,355 --> 00:36:11,594
It's very simple.
413
00:36:11,595 --> 00:36:13,595
But that's not fate.
414
00:36:15,395 --> 00:36:17,194
I beg your pardon?
415
00:36:17,195 --> 00:36:19,195
That's just you.
416
00:36:25,435 --> 00:36:27,714
The diggings are deadly
in the winter.
417
00:36:27,715 --> 00:36:30,474
Stay here until the spring.
418
00:36:30,475 --> 00:36:35,355
Two shillings a night, plus room
and board. What do you say?
419
00:36:37,762 --> 00:36:40,241
Goodnight, Mr Carver.
Thank you for the company.
420
00:36:40,242 --> 00:36:41,641
Where are you going?
421
00:36:41,642 --> 00:36:44,481
To find Miss Wetherell, of course.
422
00:36:44,482 --> 00:36:45,561
I'll come with you.
423
00:36:45,562 --> 00:36:47,081
Oh, thank you. There's no need.
424
00:36:47,082 --> 00:36:51,321
No trouble. Your first
night in a new place.
425
00:36:51,322 --> 00:36:54,801
- I never told you that.
- Told me what?
426
00:36:54,802 --> 00:36:56,681
That I arrived today.
427
00:36:56,682 --> 00:36:59,161
You didn't have to.
It's written all over you.
428
00:36:59,162 --> 00:37:01,041
Hmm.
429
00:37:01,042 --> 00:37:03,601
Well, goodnight.
430
00:37:03,602 --> 00:37:05,241
- Let's have another round.
- No, I don't need it.
431
00:37:05,242 --> 00:37:08,801
No, I've got something
to show you. Yeah?
432
00:37:08,802 --> 00:37:11,681
It's a contract of sponsorship...
common arrangement.
433
00:37:11,682 --> 00:37:13,921
You see it all the time.
434
00:37:13,922 --> 00:37:16,601
The sponsor, me, buys your
ticket to the goldfield,
435
00:37:16,602 --> 00:37:19,161
your licence, your swag
and tent and dish...
436
00:37:19,162 --> 00:37:21,361
everything you need...
and keeps you fed and watered
437
00:37:21,362 --> 00:37:24,681
while you're over there.
In return, whatever you make,
438
00:37:24,682 --> 00:37:27,601
you split down the middle with me.
439
00:37:27,602 --> 00:37:30,441
I saw you, and
I thought I'd take a punt.
440
00:37:30,442 --> 00:37:33,001
Hey, no Chinese.
441
00:37:33,002 --> 00:37:35,441
Well, I'm not interested.
442
00:37:35,442 --> 00:37:38,121
I said no Chinese.
Get out.
443
00:37:38,122 --> 00:37:40,281
Francis Carver.
444
00:37:45,162 --> 00:37:46,962
Speak English, you mongrel.
445
00:38:09,482 --> 00:38:11,641
That's enough.
446
00:38:14,362 --> 00:38:15,921
Get him!
447
00:38:15,922 --> 00:38:17,922
Somebody catch him.
448
00:38:29,282 --> 00:38:31,041
Who was that?
449
00:38:31,042 --> 00:38:33,161
Show's over.
450
00:38:33,162 --> 00:38:34,641
Get out of here.
451
00:38:34,642 --> 00:38:37,601
Go on!
452
00:40:01,162 --> 00:40:04,281
30 minutes
before we open house.
453
00:40:04,282 --> 00:40:06,962
Just time enough for a cup of tea.
454
00:40:09,722 --> 00:40:11,722
I know where my purse is.
455
00:40:17,002 --> 00:40:19,002
And where is that?
456
00:40:21,322 --> 00:40:25,041
I went for a swim. I must
have left it on the beach.
457
00:40:25,042 --> 00:40:27,042
Ah.
458
00:40:28,922 --> 00:40:30,801
I'll go back for it in the morning.
459
00:40:30,802 --> 00:40:33,241
Hmm.
460
00:40:33,242 --> 00:40:35,121
Shall I make the tea?
461
00:40:35,122 --> 00:40:37,122
Would you?
462
00:41:24,842 --> 00:41:27,401
Miss Anna Wetherell.
Mrs Pennington's Boarding House,
463
00:41:27,402 --> 00:41:29,402
MacAndrew St.
464
00:41:32,882 --> 00:41:34,882
Thank you.
465
00:42:22,202 --> 00:42:23,202
Ladies only.
466
00:42:23,203 --> 00:42:25,921
I'm looking for one of your
guests, a Miss Wetherell.
467
00:42:25,922 --> 00:42:27,881
- Anna Wetherell.
- She's not here.
468
00:42:27,882 --> 00:42:29,921
We made a plan to meet earlier,
but, um, she didn't show.
469
00:42:29,922 --> 00:42:31,641
I just want to make sure she's safe.
470
00:42:31,642 --> 00:42:33,641
- She's not here.
- I know it's late,
471
00:42:33,642 --> 00:42:36,361
but I'm sure she'd receive me,
if you could just ask.
472
00:42:36,362 --> 00:42:39,201
She didn't stay.
473
00:42:39,202 --> 00:42:41,202
Out. Out!
474
00:42:45,722 --> 00:42:47,521
- I'll put a smile on your face.
- Ooh.
475
00:42:47,522 --> 00:42:50,121
No. Thank you. Thank you.
476
00:42:50,122 --> 00:42:51,521
You looking for someone?
477
00:42:51,522 --> 00:42:52,601
Uh, no.
478
00:42:52,602 --> 00:42:54,081
I can get you anything you want.
479
00:42:54,082 --> 00:42:55,881
- Forgive me.
- You want someone else?
480
00:42:55,882 --> 00:42:57,601
- Uh, forgive me.
- You tell me what you want.
481
00:42:57,602 --> 00:43:01,521
Anything you want,
I can find it.
482
00:43:01,522 --> 00:43:03,921
- Are you looking for someone?
- No.
483
00:43:03,922 --> 00:43:06,521
This way.
484
00:43:18,602 --> 00:43:20,321
Would you like a cigar?
485
00:43:20,322 --> 00:43:24,202
Where on earth did you
find this one, Mrs Wells?
486
00:43:25,922 --> 00:43:29,241
To the contrary, I assure you.
Miss Wetherell found me.
487
00:43:29,242 --> 00:43:32,522
Would you gentlemen
like a drink?
488
00:43:48,922 --> 00:43:51,321
Can I see his face?
489
00:43:51,322 --> 00:43:56,202
You can tell me how he died. Or
shall we wait for the autopsy?
490
00:43:57,362 --> 00:43:59,362
I didn't kill him.
491
00:44:01,002 --> 00:44:03,202
What were you doing there?
492
00:44:04,322 --> 00:44:07,601
Where?
493
00:44:07,602 --> 00:44:11,401
Do you know the penalty
for murder, Miss Wetherell?
494
00:44:11,402 --> 00:44:14,401
To be hanged from
the neck until dead.
495
00:44:14,402 --> 00:44:17,121
Dear God.
496
00:44:17,122 --> 00:44:18,801
Who is this?
497
00:44:18,802 --> 00:44:21,561
His name, apparently,
is Crosbie Wells.
498
00:44:21,562 --> 00:44:24,842
- Crosbie Wells?
- Who is Crosbie Wells?
499
00:44:25,602 --> 00:44:27,321
Quite.
500
00:44:27,322 --> 00:44:29,522
Miss Wetherell? Who is he?
501
00:44:34,562 --> 00:44:37,041
To find Miss Wetherell,
of course.
502
00:44:39,402 --> 00:44:42,921
I'm breaking the contract.
503
00:44:42,922 --> 00:44:45,361
He's dead?
504
00:44:53,562 --> 00:44:56,441
Let me see his face.
505
00:44:56,442 --> 00:45:01,801
- Please? Let me see his face.
- That'll do, Reverend.
506
00:45:01,802 --> 00:45:04,281
Good afternoon. I am Gascoigne.
507
00:45:04,282 --> 00:45:07,681
I represent the
Magistrate's Court.
508
00:45:07,682 --> 00:45:11,481
I am authorised to collect bail
and schedule your arraignment.
509
00:45:11,482 --> 00:45:14,921
The universal rate of bail is �1.
510
00:45:14,922 --> 00:45:17,521
For those of you who
wish to pay in pure,
511
00:45:17,522 --> 00:45:21,202
the converted rate is
one-third of an ounce.
512
00:45:21,642 --> 00:45:26,442
However, we do reserve the right
to examine for impurity.
513
00:45:54,562 --> 00:45:56,962
Miss Wetherell?
514
00:46:00,802 --> 00:46:03,481
What happened?
515
00:46:03,482 --> 00:46:05,482
I don't remember.
516
00:46:07,842 --> 00:46:09,842
Who is Crosbie Wells?
517
00:46:18,482 --> 00:46:20,482
Where did you get this?
518
00:46:26,682 --> 00:46:29,801
It's everywhere.
519
00:46:29,802 --> 00:46:31,802
It's in every seam.
520
00:46:34,282 --> 00:46:36,121
Take it.
521
00:46:36,122 --> 00:46:37,241
Is there a problem, Mr Gascoigne?
522
00:46:37,242 --> 00:46:39,361
You have to take it.
523
00:46:39,362 --> 00:46:41,081
You have to take it. You have to.
524
00:46:41,082 --> 00:46:43,082
Mr Gascoigne.
525
00:46:44,442 --> 00:46:46,442
Miss Wetherell...
526
00:46:47,842 --> 00:46:50,441
is hereby released on bail.
527
00:47:06,314 --> 00:47:08,314
Gentlemen.
528
00:47:36,754 --> 00:47:40,153
Mr Lauderback, sir?
529
00:47:42,514 --> 00:47:46,073
The newspaper's asking for you.
530
00:47:46,074 --> 00:47:50,674
Miss Wetherell!
You'd better come with me.
531
00:47:58,434 --> 00:48:01,234
Take this. It belonged to my wife.
532
00:48:02,034 --> 00:48:04,273
It's black.
533
00:48:04,274 --> 00:48:08,074
She was consumptive.
It was to hide the blood.
534
00:48:15,474 --> 00:48:17,673
Well met, indeed, Mr...?
535
00:48:17,674 --> 00:48:20,553
Ben Lowenthal, West Coast Times.
536
00:48:20,554 --> 00:48:25,313
And times they are,
Mr Lowenthal. Times they are.
537
00:48:25,314 --> 00:48:29,714
Shall we buck tradition
and take this outdoors? Hmm?
538
00:48:31,154 --> 00:48:33,234
Give it to me.
539
00:48:39,434 --> 00:48:42,234
- How much is there?
- I don't know.
540
00:48:48,354 --> 00:48:50,354
Let me.
541
00:49:03,794 --> 00:49:06,433
I came to this country, Mr
Lowenthal, with two ambitions...
542
00:49:06,434 --> 00:49:09,713
first, to make my fortune;
second, to double it.
543
00:49:09,714 --> 00:49:11,393
I wonder if I might ask about
544
00:49:11,394 --> 00:49:14,513
the circumstance of
your arrival here.
545
00:49:14,514 --> 00:49:16,913
I made the passage overland,
not by sea,
546
00:49:16,914 --> 00:49:18,313
- because I firmly believe that-
- I meant-
547
00:49:18,314 --> 00:49:20,153
...without a railway...
548
00:49:20,154 --> 00:49:24,034
What happened last night
with Miss Wetherell?
549
00:49:26,034 --> 00:49:27,753
You know her?
550
00:49:27,754 --> 00:49:29,593
The women in this place
are few and far between, sir.
551
00:49:29,594 --> 00:49:32,674
I know them all.
She was unconscious?
552
00:49:34,714 --> 00:49:36,713
Yes, well...
553
00:49:36,714 --> 00:49:39,153
it hardly sets the tone for
the campaign, now, does it?
554
00:49:39,154 --> 00:49:43,073
I don't know, sir.
You found her, brought her in.
555
00:49:43,074 --> 00:49:45,474
I'd call it an act of heroism.
556
00:49:47,714 --> 00:49:49,714
Would you?
557
00:49:53,434 --> 00:49:55,833
I've got a job for you.
558
00:50:05,114 --> 00:50:07,714
6ft, or as far down as you can go.
559
00:50:10,714 --> 00:50:14,114
Were you his brother or not?
560
00:50:23,354 --> 00:50:27,834
A man is dead, possibly
murdered, and you saw nothing?
561
00:50:39,474 --> 00:50:42,753
Middle of nowhere,
middle of the night.
562
00:50:42,754 --> 00:50:44,393
A politician,
563
00:50:44,394 --> 00:50:46,394
a savage and a whore.
564
00:50:48,274 --> 00:50:53,074
Sounds like a riddle, doesn't
it? The beginning of a joke.
565
00:51:11,034 --> 00:51:15,034
I've never seen this gold
before. I promise you.
566
00:51:24,634 --> 00:51:27,314
Anna, what happened last night?
567
00:51:34,234 --> 00:51:36,234
Anna, please.
568
00:51:47,834 --> 00:51:49,834
I went to work.
569
00:52:55,994 --> 00:52:57,994
And then?
570
00:53:00,954 --> 00:53:03,513
I woke up.
571
00:53:03,514 --> 00:53:05,514
Late.
572
00:53:26,314 --> 00:53:27,953
I felt...
573
00:53:27,954 --> 00:53:30,833
strange,
574
00:53:30,834 --> 00:53:32,834
like I wasn't myself.
575
00:53:41,314 --> 00:53:44,314
No, it was more than that.
I felt... I felt...
576
00:53:49,314 --> 00:53:52,714
I felt like I had...
become someone else.
577
00:53:58,594 --> 00:54:01,273
Oh, I believe in good luck.
578
00:54:01,274 --> 00:54:04,593
I just don't believe in bad luck.
579
00:54:04,594 --> 00:54:07,073
So sorry.
580
00:54:07,074 --> 00:54:08,753
That's the opium talking.
581
00:54:08,754 --> 00:54:11,033
But that's the thing...
I didn't take any last night.
582
00:54:11,034 --> 00:54:13,673
I didn't even touch it.
583
00:54:13,674 --> 00:54:16,553
- Why are you lying to me?
- I'm not.
584
00:54:16,554 --> 00:54:18,473
You were unconscious.
585
00:54:18,474 --> 00:54:19,713
I can smell it on you now,
for heaven's sake.
586
00:54:19,714 --> 00:54:22,633
I'm telling you the truth.
587
00:54:22,634 --> 00:54:24,914
Well, who is Crosbie Wells?
588
00:54:31,434 --> 00:54:34,273
I didn't kill him.
589
00:54:40,954 --> 00:54:42,954
Miss Wetherell.
590
00:54:44,154 --> 00:54:47,153
Come play the wheel of fortune.
591
00:54:49,714 --> 00:54:51,714
Sam?
592
00:55:02,394 --> 00:55:05,794
- How does it work?
- How do you think? You spin it.
593
00:55:33,314 --> 00:55:34,993
Who is that?
594
00:55:34,994 --> 00:55:36,994
That is my husband,
595
00:55:38,234 --> 00:55:40,234
Crosbie Wells.
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