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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:08,571 --> 00:00:12,379 SUBTITLE GENERATED BY SUBTEKS.ME TURKISH TO ENGLISH 2 00:00:59,127 --> 00:01:05,187 SHEEP DETECTIVES 3 00:01:05,211 --> 00:01:07,272 Dear Rebecca. 4 00:01:07,851 --> 00:01:10,611 I know there are many problems. 5 00:01:11,671 --> 00:01:15,711 I have them too. After all, life is a mystery. 6 00:01:16,491 --> 00:01:19,715 But if there is one answer to all the great riddles in the universe, 7 00:01:19,771 --> 00:01:24,351 ...and a secret to happiness, I think this must be it. 8 00:01:26,911 --> 00:01:27,911 Sheep! 9 00:01:31,111 --> 00:01:34,091 No, seriously! Truly, a sheep. 10 00:01:36,560 --> 00:01:38,365 Okay, I'm coming! 11 00:01:38,389 --> 00:01:46,389 Translated to Turkish and synchronized by; ufukbaba 12 00:01:51,811 --> 00:01:55,211 In your last letter, you asked me if any of my sheep were special. 13 00:01:55,311 --> 00:01:59,711 Fortunately, they all are. That is why I gave each one a name. 14 00:02:00,011 --> 00:02:01,765 For example, there are the bully twin rams I named Ronnie and Reggie. 15 00:02:01,771 --> 00:02:05,751 There is Sir Richfield, who is very proud and dignified. 16 00:02:06,291 --> 00:02:09,451 Cloud, the fluffiest one. He's a bit of a diva. 17 00:02:10,351 --> 00:02:13,431 Zora, the most curious. 18 00:02:14,791 --> 00:02:17,021 Mopple, the most patient. 19 00:02:17,831 --> 00:02:20,011 And Wool Eyes. 20 00:02:20,811 --> 00:02:22,071 Because I couldn't think of a better name. 21 00:02:22,151 --> 00:02:24,791 Okay, I know I said they were all special, 22 00:02:25,791 --> 00:02:30,430 but I must admit that two of my sheep are the most special of all. 23 00:02:30,530 --> 00:02:33,791 Here is Sebastian, my biggest ram. 24 00:02:34,131 --> 00:02:36,711 Like me, a bit of a loner. 25 00:02:36,911 --> 00:02:39,091 Sooner or later, he wanders off. 26 00:02:40,071 --> 00:02:41,751 Sooner or later, he wanders off out of curiosity and returns. 27 00:02:42,611 --> 00:02:45,351 And finally, Lily, my smartest sheep. 28 00:02:49,991 --> 00:02:54,635 A sheep who always knows what I'm thinking, 29 00:02:54,735 --> 00:02:57,760 ...and what I'm feeling. 30 00:02:57,860 --> 00:02:59,791 Above all, she brings me the kind of peace that only shepherds know. 31 00:03:00,431 --> 00:03:03,577 A peace that comes from taking care of the gentlest creatures in the world. 32 00:03:03,677 --> 00:03:05,390 Every day starts by looking after their health. 33 00:03:06,031 --> 00:03:11,091 I feed them well, keep them well-groomed. 34 00:03:17,471 --> 00:03:20,351 I do my best to entertain them. 35 00:03:22,111 --> 00:03:25,891 And I ensure they take the medicine that I think they enjoy. 36 00:03:27,511 --> 00:03:29,551 ...if only they could talk. 37 00:03:38,331 --> 00:03:41,757 Time for medicine, my friend. Here you go. 38 00:03:41,957 --> 00:03:43,571 And when I'm finished with my work and the sun begins to lower in the sky, 39 00:03:43,751 --> 00:03:46,391 I choose books to read aloud to them. 40 00:03:46,731 --> 00:03:50,981 Detective novels, mysteries, thrillers, all my favorites. 41 00:03:51,171 --> 00:03:53,091 I know when Rodney Hollingshead was murdered, 42 00:03:53,291 --> 00:03:57,564 and I also know who the real killer is! 43 00:03:57,664 --> 00:04:00,012 I like to pretend they're following the story, but... 44 00:04:00,112 --> 00:04:03,411 I know that no matter how special they are, they are still sheep. 45 00:04:03,911 --> 00:04:07,231 No, not anymore. Go on, most of you. 46 00:04:07,541 --> 00:04:12,821 I'll read the ending tomorrow. 47 00:04:15,521 --> 00:04:18,659 Oh! Why stop there? 48 00:04:19,021 --> 00:04:20,641 He was just about to say who the killer was! 49 00:04:27,001 --> 00:04:28,981 This is torture! He's our friend, isn't he? 50 00:04:29,581 --> 00:04:31,581 Of course he is. 51 00:04:31,641 --> 00:04:33,696 No, no, no. It was Carter. He kept mowing the grass. 52 00:04:33,746 --> 00:04:35,181 I could never eat it. - Yes, the situation is suspicious. 53 00:04:35,291 --> 00:04:39,601 Are you crazy? The doctor did it! 54 00:04:39,871 --> 00:04:42,243 - No way! Aunt Creepy did it. - Aunt Creepy? 55 00:04:42,263 --> 00:04:44,430 Three stories from the goats, genius! How are we even related? 56 00:04:44,470 --> 00:04:47,153 - Here we go. - Right! 57 00:04:47,173 --> 00:04:50,810 - Here we go. - You're wrong. 58 00:04:51,081 --> 00:04:53,081 I solved it two chapters ago. 59 00:04:55,241 --> 00:04:58,236 The maid, right? 60 00:04:59,164 --> 00:05:02,222 Not the maid. The nephew. 61 00:05:02,253 --> 00:05:03,685 Bertie Hollingshead. 62 00:05:04,385 --> 00:05:06,601 But Lily, didn't the detective prove that all the evidence against Bertie Hollingshead 63 00:05:07,081 --> 00:05:08,629 was fabricated by the real killer? 64 00:05:08,641 --> 00:05:11,838 Absolutely! Don't you see? 65 00:05:11,938 --> 00:05:15,361 He made up the evidence himself to avoid conviction! 66 00:05:15,661 --> 00:05:17,701 The real killer was Bertie Hollingshead! 67 00:05:18,101 --> 00:05:22,353 George will finish the story tomorrow. You'll see. 68 00:05:24,621 --> 00:05:27,734 I still think it's the maid. 69 00:05:32,091 --> 00:05:35,071 Bertie knew everything about the law. 70 00:05:38,351 --> 00:05:40,431 He said a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime. 71 00:05:41,031 --> 00:05:43,148 And so he made up the evidence himself to escape conviction! 72 00:05:43,348 --> 00:05:47,331 The real killer was Bertie Hollingshead! 73 00:05:47,691 --> 00:05:52,611 Most of my sheep seem to spend their days either eating, 74 00:05:53,031 --> 00:05:57,211 ...or thinking about eating. 75 00:06:02,931 --> 00:06:06,298 But I have three stray lambs with limitless energy. 76 00:06:06,398 --> 00:06:08,385 Happy, carefree little creatures born in spring. 77 00:06:09,085 --> 00:06:12,831 Actually, almost all lambs are born in spring. 78 00:06:13,511 --> 00:06:16,971 And I also have one lamb born in winter. 79 00:06:18,491 --> 00:06:21,491 Hello. 80 00:06:22,491 --> 00:06:26,411 -I'm Daisy. - I'm Oliver. - I'm Tickle. 81 00:06:28,111 --> 00:06:30,246 -What's your name? -I don't have a name. 82 00:06:32,296 --> 00:06:34,475 Do you want to play with us? 83 00:06:34,476 --> 00:06:37,760 No, damn it! 84 00:06:37,981 --> 00:06:39,381 You are not to play with that winter lamb. He does not belong to this flock. 85 00:06:40,081 --> 00:06:41,181 However, for reasons that make sense to a sheep, 86 00:06:42,201 --> 00:06:48,101 the flock often rejects the lamb born in winter, 87 00:06:49,321 --> 00:06:52,132 simply because the winter lamb is different. 88 00:06:52,332 --> 00:06:56,401 I have a question. Why is George always so kind to that lamb? 89 00:06:56,601 --> 00:07:00,181 George is not a sheep. 90 00:07:11,581 --> 00:07:15,781 No one taught him about winter lambs. 91 00:07:15,880 --> 00:07:17,221 Translated to Turkish, synchronized, and corrected by; ufukbaba 92 00:07:17,641 --> 00:07:20,111 Oh, one last thing. If you accept my invitation, you should know that I live near a town 93 00:07:20,971 --> 00:07:28,971 called Denbrook. 94 00:07:32,661 --> 00:07:35,871 It has its own peculiar types. For example... 95 00:07:35,891 --> 00:07:38,651 - Good morning, Caleb. - Caleb is also a shepherd. 96 00:07:38,961 --> 00:07:42,621 -Good morning, ladies. - I don't like him. 97 00:07:42,881 --> 00:07:45,035 Ham, the butcher. I really don't like him. 98 00:07:45,135 --> 00:07:46,815 Beth, the innkeeper. She doesn't like me. 99 00:07:47,181 --> 00:07:50,421 Oh, I could kill that man! 100 00:07:50,861 --> 00:07:52,382 Tim, the policeman. An idiot. 101 00:07:52,445 --> 00:07:54,101 And Reverend Hillcoat, who thinks he's the shepherd of men. 102 00:07:55,121 --> 00:07:58,861 We have a complicated relationship. 103 00:07:59,421 --> 00:08:03,001 And now, for today's reading: The Story of the Lost Sheep. 104 00:08:03,481 --> 00:08:06,381 George, come join us. 105 00:08:06,461 --> 00:08:10,461 Everyone is welcome in the Lord's house. 106 00:08:21,531 --> 00:08:23,171 Even butchers, right? 107 00:08:23,911 --> 00:08:26,351 I'm not here to join you. 108 00:08:27,551 --> 00:08:28,851 I'm here to settle the matter. 109 00:08:35,171 --> 00:08:36,531 Good old George. 110 00:08:38,131 --> 00:08:39,651 Good old George. 111 00:08:45,971 --> 00:08:47,271 Enough about the people I've written about. 112 00:08:49,971 --> 00:08:51,271 I want you to meet my flock. 113 00:08:51,601 --> 00:08:52,981 They can't wait to see you! 114 00:08:53,921 --> 00:08:56,141 And neither can I. 115 00:08:56,421 --> 00:08:58,759 Please come soon. 116 00:08:59,221 --> 00:09:01,489 Love, George. 117 00:09:01,781 --> 00:09:02,855 Cloud, I have a question. 118 00:09:06,521 --> 00:09:08,046 Do dandelions make my eyelashes as beautiful as yours? 119 00:09:15,976 --> 00:09:18,370 No, they don't do anything for eyelashes. 120 00:09:18,570 --> 00:09:21,071 But they work wonders for wool. 121 00:09:21,171 --> 00:09:23,651 Look at Wool Eyes. He eats nothing but dandelions. 122 00:09:23,931 --> 00:09:25,973 Oh, so that's what those are. Okay. 123 00:09:26,173 --> 00:09:29,417 We should save some of the dandelions for Sebastian. 124 00:09:29,517 --> 00:09:31,706 - He hasn't been around for days. - Who cares? 125 00:09:32,106 --> 00:09:34,772 Ever since George brought him here from who knows where, 126 00:09:34,832 --> 00:09:36,891 ...he keeps wandering off toward town. 127 00:09:37,330 --> 00:09:39,786 Let him go hungry. 128 00:09:39,986 --> 00:09:41,671 Just because he doesn't care about us doesn't mean we should 129 00:09:41,871 --> 00:09:42,870 not care about him. 130 00:09:43,191 --> 00:09:45,070 Sebastian is part of our flock. 131 00:09:45,071 --> 00:09:46,935 Oh, oh! Look, it's Caleb! 132 00:09:47,071 --> 00:09:49,445 - I always like the smell of that man. - The woman's sweater. 133 00:09:49,645 --> 00:09:52,328 Mmm, it smells horribly good. 134 00:10:04,851 --> 00:10:08,351 Can I come in? I'm coming in! 135 00:10:08,651 --> 00:10:11,191 Very new, beautiful, and shiny. 136 00:10:11,351 --> 00:10:13,751 Are you thinking what I'm thinking? 137 00:10:15,791 --> 00:10:19,871 - I want to bury my head in it! - I want to so much! 138 00:10:20,291 --> 00:10:21,931 Reggie? Ronnie? 139 00:10:22,691 --> 00:10:25,051 We talked about this. We don't break things... 140 00:10:26,411 --> 00:10:27,411 ...unless there's a valid reason! 141 00:10:28,471 --> 00:10:32,311 There it is. 142 00:10:32,511 --> 00:10:35,651 This is Caleb's third visit this month. 143 00:10:35,751 --> 00:10:36,991 There's only one thing they could be talking about. 144 00:10:37,251 --> 00:10:39,311 Merging the flocks. 145 00:10:39,951 --> 00:10:41,411 - He's merging the flocks! - New sheep! - New fields! 146 00:10:42,151 --> 00:10:43,491 I'm thinking about it. 147 00:10:43,591 --> 00:10:46,731 I gave you a chance, but you lied to me, Caleb! 148 00:10:47,031 --> 00:10:49,080 Don't you ever come back! 149 00:10:49,150 --> 00:10:51,551 Oops! I guess we're not merging the flocks. 150 00:10:51,951 --> 00:10:52,951 I felt so happy, and now I feel sad and angry. 151 00:11:00,771 --> 00:11:03,571 - I want to forget what happened! - You're right. It's disappointing. 152 00:11:05,431 --> 00:11:08,631 Alright everyone, on the count of three, we will choose to forget 153 00:11:08,891 --> 00:11:12,656 -...Caleb's entire visit. One, two... - But what about Mopple? 154 00:11:12,684 --> 00:11:16,872 He can't forget things. - Why? - Poor Mopple. 155 00:11:16,922 --> 00:11:21,331 He was born with a terrible condition. 156 00:11:21,491 --> 00:11:25,551 Unlike the rest of us, he cannot choose to forget things. 157 00:11:25,871 --> 00:11:28,035 Oh yes. Mopple, once we've forgotten, 158 00:11:28,235 --> 00:11:30,951 ...please don't remind us that it happened. 159 00:11:31,511 --> 00:11:34,771 Are you sure? It really wasn't that bad... 160 00:11:34,807 --> 00:11:36,651 No, but it wasn't that good either. So why are you upset? 161 00:11:37,531 --> 00:11:39,631 Ready? One. Two. Three. 162 00:11:39,691 --> 00:11:42,811 Cloud! I have a question. 163 00:11:43,771 --> 00:11:48,546 Do dandelions make my eyelashes as beautiful as yours? 164 00:11:52,076 --> 00:11:54,802 No, they don't do anything for eyelashes. 165 00:11:55,002 --> 00:11:57,517 But they work wonders for wool. 166 00:11:57,651 --> 00:12:00,288 I'm fine. 167 00:12:00,488 --> 00:12:03,201 I'll be fine. I promise. 168 00:12:13,301 --> 00:12:14,501 It's just... I don't know. 169 00:12:27,381 --> 00:12:29,341 Well... I was hoping that everything would be different soon. 170 00:12:29,541 --> 00:12:32,428 You don't need to worry. 171 00:12:37,061 --> 00:12:40,061 You will be fine. 172 00:12:42,101 --> 00:12:43,261 I will be fine too. 173 00:12:44,821 --> 00:12:46,321 DENBROOK CULTURAL FESTIVAL 174 00:12:47,368 --> 00:12:49,472 -Hi! - Hello! 175 00:13:12,372 --> 00:13:15,190 - Anything exciting? - Not really for a Monday. 176 00:13:20,651 --> 00:13:23,467 Just bills and advertisements. 177 00:13:23,468 --> 00:13:26,732 George, who is he sending letters to? 178 00:13:27,932 --> 00:13:29,941 I shouldn't say anything. 179 00:13:30,201 --> 00:13:32,184 But Ms. Rebecca Hampstead from America. 180 00:13:32,384 --> 00:13:34,306 Whoever she is, they've been exchanging letters for months. 181 00:13:34,307 --> 00:13:38,481 And... Go on, take a sniff. 182 00:13:39,201 --> 00:13:42,101 Rose-scented paper. Love letters! 183 00:13:42,781 --> 00:13:46,361 Can you believe it? 184 00:13:47,161 --> 00:13:49,961 Grumpy pants, George Hardy. A stale, old romantic! 185 00:13:50,241 --> 00:13:51,241 Who would have thought? 186 00:13:51,361 --> 00:13:54,891 - Stale George. - Yes. 187 00:13:55,571 --> 00:13:57,071 - Watch out. - Yes, you too. 188 00:13:59,131 --> 00:14:01,711 -Hello. - Hello. 189 00:14:02,031 --> 00:14:03,771 I just arrived from the city for the Denbrook Cultural Festival. 190 00:14:06,631 --> 00:14:07,631 Great! This is it. 191 00:14:08,571 --> 00:14:11,111 Follow me. 192 00:14:11,331 --> 00:14:13,951 What is this? 193 00:14:15,191 --> 00:14:16,191 Welcome to the Denbrook Cultural Festival! 194 00:14:16,871 --> 00:14:18,291 Original Art by Beth Pennock 195 00:14:19,251 --> 00:14:22,031 -You're kidding. - What? This is our town's heritage. 196 00:14:24,421 --> 00:14:26,139 What? 197 00:14:28,431 --> 00:14:31,331 What is Return to Oz? 198 00:14:32,471 --> 00:14:33,471 Yes, it's the best movie ever made. 199 00:14:34,351 --> 00:14:37,291 And they filmed it only 40 miles down the road. 200 00:14:37,491 --> 00:14:39,251 Oh, I see. 201 00:14:39,851 --> 00:14:42,371 Well, enjoy the festival! 202 00:14:42,651 --> 00:14:45,371 Most people agree that it's better than the original. 203 00:14:46,311 --> 00:14:49,202 - I've never watched it. - Who hasn't seen Return to Oz? 204 00:14:49,402 --> 00:14:53,151 Okay, I apologize. Why did you put up a huge banner for this? 205 00:14:53,551 --> 00:14:56,711 I want people to come. It's hard to find a festival with no people. 206 00:14:56,831 --> 00:14:59,594 No, this is not a festival. 207 00:14:59,794 --> 00:15:02,231 No. There are just a few tables. 208 00:15:03,311 --> 00:15:05,551 Are you telling me how to run my business? 209 00:15:06,171 --> 00:15:09,171 No. You're right, I'm sorry. 210 00:15:11,151 --> 00:15:12,671 We got off to a bad start. 211 00:15:14,417 --> 00:15:17,791 My name is Elliot Matthews. I'm a reporter for The Gazette. 212 00:15:19,239 --> 00:15:21,411 A cub reporter. 213 00:15:24,391 --> 00:15:26,167 Okay, okay, I write for the industry page... 214 00:15:26,191 --> 00:15:28,957 But I've been looking for a real story for a long time and... 215 00:15:29,057 --> 00:15:32,448 My features editor gave me this. 216 00:15:32,648 --> 00:15:35,861 The Denbrook Cultural Festival. 217 00:15:36,181 --> 00:15:37,881 So? It sounds dreamy... 218 00:15:38,421 --> 00:15:42,521 -That's quite nice. -I won't get a promotion for this, will I? 219 00:15:42,861 --> 00:15:44,601 -No. - Too bad. 220 00:15:45,941 --> 00:15:49,806 -10 upfront. - For what? - Admission fee. 221 00:15:49,856 --> 00:15:52,001 -Admission fee. - Oh. 222 00:15:57,401 --> 00:15:59,114 Take it all. 223 00:16:02,722 --> 00:16:03,801 Weird. 224 00:16:04,431 --> 00:16:07,871 WELCOME TO DENBROOK 225 00:16:22,701 --> 00:16:26,011 Where is George? Where is our bedtime story? 226 00:16:26,211 --> 00:16:28,085 He should have been here by now. 227 00:16:28,871 --> 00:16:30,171 Oh! 228 00:16:30,471 --> 00:16:32,871 It didn't look like anything to be afraid of. 229 00:16:33,691 --> 00:16:37,982 - Sir Ridgefield? - Yes, it is time, you little lambs. 230 00:16:38,053 --> 00:16:40,931 Because that's how these things go. 231 00:16:41,991 --> 00:16:46,922 All those clouds were once sheep like you and me, 232 00:16:47,022 --> 00:16:52,011 ...and when they saw the ground was too dry, they started to dance. 233 00:16:52,701 --> 00:16:56,435 To make the grass and clover grow, they would spray rain, 234 00:16:56,535 --> 00:16:59,531 ...and there would be loud booms as they shot it from the sky. 235 00:16:59,571 --> 00:17:04,077 - Did all the sheep become clouds? - Yes, Pickle. All of us. 236 00:17:04,177 --> 00:17:08,721 One day, I too will become a cloud, just as my parents did before me. 237 00:17:09,721 --> 00:17:13,145 Although, for some reason, 238 00:17:13,175 --> 00:17:17,018 I can't seem to remember what it was like when my parents turned into clouds. 239 00:17:17,881 --> 00:17:19,881 Moople, you remember everything. 240 00:17:20,081 --> 00:17:23,174 That day must have been wonderful, right? 241 00:17:27,861 --> 00:17:35,191 Yes, of course. They said goodbye and flew joyfully toward the sky. 242 00:17:35,391 --> 00:17:40,581 They became two beautiful fluffy clouds looking down on us from above. 243 00:17:40,821 --> 00:17:44,721 With love... Forever! 244 00:17:46,286 --> 00:17:47,542 Thank you. 245 00:17:51,071 --> 00:17:54,751 And here it is! Just as it should be. 246 00:17:57,331 --> 00:17:58,331 Yes. 247 00:17:58,811 --> 00:18:01,271 Everything is just as it should be. 248 00:18:47,701 --> 00:18:52,041 The good news is, you chose the perfect time to come here. 249 00:18:52,221 --> 00:18:54,801 The Denbrook Cultural Festival! 250 00:18:55,441 --> 00:18:56,781 You're lucky, Finn! 251 00:18:58,621 --> 00:19:01,181 I went with my sister last weekend... 252 00:19:01,441 --> 00:19:02,441 Oh, it was so lovely... 253 00:19:03,041 --> 00:19:05,001 It was better than anything else.... 254 00:19:09,661 --> 00:19:11,693 Did you see that? 255 00:19:11,901 --> 00:19:13,737 See what? 256 00:19:50,777 --> 00:19:52,418 Yes! You're awake! 257 00:19:52,501 --> 00:19:55,061 I've told you time and again not to do that. 258 00:19:55,441 --> 00:19:56,775 We forgot! 259 00:19:56,821 --> 00:19:58,529 We forgot. 260 00:19:58,601 --> 00:19:59,761 Of course you forgot. 261 00:20:00,041 --> 00:20:02,501 -Wait for me! - Slow down! 262 00:20:17,161 --> 00:20:22,159 -Lily, wha... -I think this is a game. Don't move! 263 00:20:22,359 --> 00:20:25,335 -The first one to move loses. 264 00:20:37,151 --> 00:20:38,980 He's not playing a game. 265 00:20:39,241 --> 00:20:42,978 Then what is he doing? 266 00:20:43,671 --> 00:20:44,871 He's dead. 267 00:20:45,111 --> 00:20:46,511 George is dead.. 268 00:20:46,535 --> 00:20:49,635 What? What do you mean he's dead? 269 00:20:51,265 --> 00:20:54,699 This isn't real. 270 00:20:58,671 --> 00:21:00,438 Is it real? 271 00:21:04,366 --> 00:21:06,800 When people die, 272 00:21:07,871 --> 00:21:10,174 ...do they turn into a cloud? 273 00:21:11,151 --> 00:21:14,091 No. Only sheep do that. 274 00:21:44,641 --> 00:21:47,341 - Is he dead?! - Is he dead? Is this real? 275 00:21:47,841 --> 00:21:51,561 - It looks like it. - Does this mean sheep can die? 276 00:21:51,861 --> 00:21:54,461 No, Pickle. We turn into clouds. 277 00:21:54,981 --> 00:21:58,123 George can't be dead. I want my medicine! 278 00:21:58,201 --> 00:22:01,641 - I'm broken. - What does that mean? - It means I'm broken. 279 00:22:03,881 --> 00:22:06,490 I don't think anyone understands what I'm saying. 280 00:22:07,201 --> 00:22:10,981 George is gone. He's never coming back. 281 00:22:11,261 --> 00:22:14,301 But George was a shepherd. What are we going to do? 282 00:22:14,401 --> 00:22:17,162 Yes, you're the smartest sheep in the world, Lily. Tell us what to do. 283 00:22:17,521 --> 00:22:19,421 There's only one thing we can do. 284 00:22:21,021 --> 00:22:22,491 We must forget George. 285 00:22:22,851 --> 00:22:25,567 What? But Lily, it's George. Just like that... 286 00:22:25,576 --> 00:22:28,776 It hurts too much to remember him. I can't do it. 287 00:22:28,825 --> 00:22:30,031 She's right. 288 00:22:30,337 --> 00:22:32,969 Sheep aren't supposed to feel things like this. 289 00:22:32,989 --> 00:22:35,541 We must choose to forget. 290 00:22:37,721 --> 00:22:40,381 - On the count of three. - But wait... Don't... 291 00:22:40,581 --> 00:22:43,911 - One... - No, no, please don't! It's George! 292 00:22:44,011 --> 00:22:47,605 - Two... - You will not forget anything. 293 00:22:48,831 --> 00:22:50,051 Sebastián. 294 00:22:50,061 --> 00:22:54,305 Did you really think I would let you forget my shepherd so easily? 295 00:22:54,701 --> 00:22:58,051 He was our shepherd, Sebastian. We all loved him. 296 00:22:58,151 --> 00:23:02,710 It's too painful to bear. And we will forget! 297 00:23:02,831 --> 00:23:07,531 No, you won't. You will remember because it's the right thing to do. 298 00:23:07,751 --> 00:23:11,471 - Because it's fair. - Just what? - No, no... 299 00:23:11,871 --> 00:23:13,780 I mean justice. 300 00:23:13,831 --> 00:23:14,831 -Just what are we? 301 00:23:14,931 --> 00:23:17,410 Justice. Justice! 302 00:23:17,510 --> 00:23:19,805 It means that goodness should not be harmed by evil. 303 00:23:20,005 --> 00:23:22,480 The strong should not harm the weak. 304 00:23:22,530 --> 00:23:25,458 And a friend should never be forgotten! 305 00:23:25,611 --> 00:23:28,071 George once showed me what justice was. 306 00:23:28,571 --> 00:23:31,971 - He deserves this in return. - That's true. 307 00:23:32,371 --> 00:23:35,607 George was always very kind to me. - To all of you. 308 00:23:35,671 --> 00:23:38,311 That's why he only raised you for your wool. 309 00:23:39,011 --> 00:23:40,331 Why else would he raise sheep? 310 00:23:40,458 --> 00:23:42,751 There's no other reason, just wool.. 311 00:23:42,785 --> 00:23:45,845 Ah, I have a question! If everything is going to end in the blink of an eye one day, 312 00:23:45,919 --> 00:23:48,131 what is the point of human life? 313 00:23:48,231 --> 00:23:50,277 Actually, why are humans here? And who made all this? 314 00:23:50,301 --> 00:23:52,158 Who created us? And what's inside a tree? 315 00:23:52,182 --> 00:23:53,643 And where does the moon go during the day? 316 00:23:53,653 --> 00:23:55,535 And why was George killed? 317 00:23:55,811 --> 00:23:57,791 Killed? What do you mean killed? 318 00:23:58,371 --> 00:24:00,971 In bedtime stories, the dead are always killed. 319 00:24:01,071 --> 00:24:04,451 No, no, Zora. Those are all fiction. This is real. 320 00:24:04,636 --> 00:24:07,884 Isn't that right, Lily? - Yes, absolutely. There's no reason 321 00:24:07,984 --> 00:24:12,841 ...to think that George... Ah, his hat! 322 00:24:30,101 --> 00:24:32,501 I stopped by to have him sign the papers. 323 00:24:32,841 --> 00:24:34,541 And I found him like this. 324 00:24:35,641 --> 00:24:37,907 Would you like to say a few words? - No. 325 00:24:41,121 --> 00:24:42,510 Caleb? 326 00:24:44,301 --> 00:24:46,431 What is the butcher doing here? 327 00:24:48,421 --> 00:24:51,381 Five. Six. 328 00:24:52,501 --> 00:24:53,891 He wants the sheep. 329 00:24:55,891 --> 00:24:57,694 Fifteen. 330 00:24:58,867 --> 00:25:00,162 Sixteen. 331 00:25:00,862 --> 00:25:02,662 Lily, what are you doing? 332 00:25:04,971 --> 00:25:07,451 I can't stop thinking about George's hat and raincoat.. 333 00:25:07,731 --> 00:25:08,851 Which hat and raincoat? 334 00:25:09,151 --> 00:25:12,251 Exactly. He appeared in the storm. Why didn't he wear them? 335 00:25:12,471 --> 00:25:13,471 A flag. 336 00:25:14,351 --> 00:25:15,351 Give support. 337 00:25:17,591 --> 00:25:18,591 What? 338 00:25:20,391 --> 00:25:22,631 I was saying I wish I could forget this. 339 00:25:25,571 --> 00:25:27,131 Do you see anything? 340 00:25:29,871 --> 00:25:31,871 I see everything. 341 00:25:49,331 --> 00:25:53,851 -Excuse me, what are you still doing in town? -The car has problems. Who is this? 342 00:25:54,891 --> 00:25:57,011 His name is George Hardy. He was a shepherd. 343 00:25:57,351 --> 00:25:58,351 What happened? 344 00:25:58,591 --> 00:25:59,771 Probably a heart attack. 345 00:26:00,411 --> 00:26:02,711 I'm afraid it's not a big story for you. 346 00:26:03,311 --> 00:26:05,651 Unless there's something unusual, right? 347 00:26:05,851 --> 00:26:07,071 No. I looked everywhere. 348 00:26:08,871 --> 00:26:10,091 Around the caravan. 349 00:26:12,051 --> 00:26:13,091 Under the caravan. 350 00:26:13,151 --> 00:26:14,631 What about inside the caravan? 351 00:26:20,431 --> 00:26:21,431 Worth a try.. 352 00:26:22,591 --> 00:26:24,151 Maybe don't touc... 353 00:26:25,711 --> 00:26:26,711 What? 354 00:26:27,231 --> 00:26:28,231 Fingerprints, right? 355 00:26:29,791 --> 00:26:32,671 Right. Forensics. 356 00:26:33,131 --> 00:26:34,131 Yes. 357 00:26:43,731 --> 00:26:46,071 Everything seems to be in order. 358 00:26:46,291 --> 00:26:47,291 Wait, wait.. 359 00:26:49,021 --> 00:26:52,621 Why would a man having a heart attack get up and go outside? 360 00:26:53,921 --> 00:26:56,761 He was probably outside when it happened. No, no, it happened here. 361 00:26:57,981 --> 00:26:59,161 Not in that chair.. 362 00:27:03,281 --> 00:27:04,501 And he wasn't alone. 363 00:27:05,081 --> 00:27:06,081 He wasn't alone. 364 00:27:08,901 --> 00:27:09,901 Come on, man. 365 00:27:10,561 --> 00:27:14,281 -It was a heart attack. -There is evidence that you are deliberately ignoring the truth, 366 00:27:14,481 --> 00:27:16,041 ...that it was murder. 367 00:27:16,281 --> 00:27:17,281 What are you saying? 368 00:27:17,451 --> 00:27:19,151 That I'm afraid of murder? 369 00:27:19,411 --> 00:27:20,411 Is that so? 370 00:27:21,311 --> 00:27:24,013 Oh, I wish there had been a murder in Denbrook. 371 00:27:24,113 --> 00:27:28,611 I wish there were a murder every day. Nothing would make me happier! 372 00:27:29,251 --> 00:27:34,831 Look, I know you need a story for your big newspaper career, but I'm sorry. 373 00:27:37,831 --> 00:27:40,331 George Hardy wasn't murdered. 374 00:27:41,171 --> 00:27:42,751 George Hardy was murdered. 375 00:27:43,531 --> 00:27:46,591 The police said it was murder. 376 00:27:46,911 --> 00:27:49,891 No, the police said it was a heart attack, but they're wrong. 377 00:27:50,151 --> 00:27:57,691 Oh, so this isn't actually a murder. It's just a crazy guess made by a barn animal. 378 00:27:58,771 --> 00:27:59,771 Fine. 379 00:28:00,531 --> 00:28:05,191 The fact that someone George knew well enough to offer him a drink visited him, and 380 00:28:05,891 --> 00:28:10,491 and didn't warn anyone after he fell ill, makes the guest responsible, 381 00:28:10,691 --> 00:28:15,291 ...and the lack of visible wounds suggests poisoning. 382 00:28:16,221 --> 00:28:19,761 The grass-green stain on his hand points to a struggle. 383 00:28:20,021 --> 00:28:21,681 The killer escaped. 384 00:28:22,001 --> 00:28:24,921 George succumbed to the poison and died. 385 00:28:27,621 --> 00:28:28,821 I never make guesses. 386 00:28:30,161 --> 00:28:34,001 The police are completely hopeless, just like in the bedtime stories. 387 00:28:34,201 --> 00:28:37,721 That's why someone else needs to come and solve the crime. 388 00:28:37,721 --> 00:28:38,721 Who? 389 00:28:38,941 --> 00:28:39,941 George Fenton. 390 00:28:40,501 --> 00:28:42,361 George looked after us. 391 00:28:42,681 --> 00:28:43,961 George loved us. 392 00:28:44,901 --> 00:28:47,891 -We owe him everything. -What are you saying? 393 00:28:48,411 --> 00:28:53,771 Our shepherd was murdered and we are going to solve this crime. 394 00:28:58,591 --> 00:28:59,871 What's so funny? 395 00:29:02,651 --> 00:29:06,231 For starters, SHEEP... 396 00:29:07,711 --> 00:29:12,921 -It's talking about you. -You all think you're smart enough to solve a crime. 397 00:29:13,121 --> 00:29:18,031 Do you know what people call people who can't think for themselves? 398 00:29:18,631 --> 00:29:22,711 -SHEEP! And you, you're the smartest sheep in the world. 399 00:29:23,111 --> 00:29:28,311 Where in the world have you been? Here and there? 400 00:29:29,551 --> 00:29:33,470 Please go back to your hay and dandelions 401 00:29:33,670 --> 00:29:37,011 and take your naps, and leave the murder investigation to the humans. 402 00:29:38,771 --> 00:29:41,031 So, shall we begin? 403 00:29:43,111 --> 00:29:44,451 Look for clues. 404 00:29:44,691 --> 00:29:51,351 Do not disturb the evidence and eating at the crime scene is forbidden. 405 00:29:53,551 --> 00:29:59,991 Guys, I might be inside a clue, oh... 406 00:30:02,171 --> 00:30:03,931 Forget about the clues, 407 00:30:04,051 --> 00:30:07,071 ...did anyone see anything on the night of the murder? 408 00:30:08,051 --> 00:30:12,031 I did. I saw you, Sebastian. 409 00:30:13,871 --> 00:30:14,671 Sebastian did it... 410 00:30:17,371 --> 00:30:18,723 That's right... I did it... 411 00:30:18,724 --> 00:30:20,606 I entered through a door I couldn't fit through, 412 00:30:21,271 --> 00:30:22,971 ...I sat on a chair I couldn't hold onto, 413 00:30:23,071 --> 00:30:24,851 ...and I killed my own shepherd for no reason. 414 00:30:24,875 --> 00:30:28,187 I did it by carefully dripping poison into his glass. 415 00:30:29,211 --> 00:30:31,211 Using this... 416 00:30:32,731 --> 00:30:35,111 Has any of you seen any human being? 417 00:30:36,135 --> 00:30:37,587 I saw George's guest... 418 00:30:38,631 --> 00:30:39,951 No, you didn't... 419 00:30:39,975 --> 00:30:40,875 I did see her... 420 00:30:51,811 --> 00:30:53,451 Please, Winter Lamb, now is not the time. 421 00:30:54,771 --> 00:30:57,391 Bells? But the bells rang two days ago already. 422 00:30:57,791 --> 00:31:00,231 They use the bells to announce town meetings. 423 00:31:00,631 --> 00:31:01,991 This is about George. 424 00:31:02,311 --> 00:31:02,911 Of course. 425 00:31:03,111 --> 00:31:08,491 In nighttime stories, there is always a meeting to announce the murder. 426 00:31:08,691 --> 00:31:11,291 And the killer is always among them. We need to be there. 427 00:31:12,211 --> 00:31:16,371 Do you think you're brave enough to leave the house? None of you have left this meadow. 428 00:31:16,471 --> 00:31:18,791 Your hooves have touched nothing but grass. 429 00:31:18,931 --> 00:31:20,511 What is so hard about leaving the house? 430 00:31:20,951 --> 00:31:21,951 We're not afraid. 431 00:31:27,571 --> 00:31:28,731 Mopple, what is this? 432 00:31:28,991 --> 00:31:29,707 I think it's a road... 433 00:31:29,831 --> 00:31:31,871 -But what is it made of? -It's not grass, I can tell you that. 434 00:31:32,195 --> 00:31:32,647 -Lilly? 435 00:31:34,071 --> 00:31:36,051 -Yes? -Are you coming? 436 00:31:36,831 --> 00:31:40,511 I'm just... You go ahead. 437 00:31:41,391 --> 00:31:43,251 Why are you shouting? 438 00:31:43,551 --> 00:31:45,871 I'm only a few meters away from you. 439 00:31:47,571 --> 00:31:49,031 But it feels so far away. 440 00:31:49,671 --> 00:31:52,411 All you have to do is cross the road. 441 00:32:04,471 --> 00:32:05,471 No. 442 00:32:06,951 --> 00:32:09,351 No, I can't. It's impossible. 443 00:32:24,161 --> 00:32:25,281 It's not your fault. 444 00:32:25,521 --> 00:32:27,641 We are who we are... 445 00:32:30,101 --> 00:32:33,561 Maybe you and I can cross to the other side together. 446 00:32:35,861 --> 00:32:37,021 For George? 447 00:32:39,081 --> 00:32:40,261 For George. 448 00:32:41,961 --> 00:32:42,961 Together. 449 00:33:00,371 --> 00:33:01,571 We did it... 450 00:33:01,595 --> 00:33:02,795 We got away from the house... 451 00:33:05,501 --> 00:33:06,501 We can do something. 452 00:33:06,541 --> 00:33:08,561 Actually, we can do anything. 453 00:33:09,141 --> 00:33:11,661 Only 3 km left. 454 00:33:12,041 --> 00:33:13,081 That's fine. 455 00:33:14,181 --> 00:33:16,001 So, how many kilometers was that? 456 00:33:17,081 --> 00:33:18,841 I must admit, I'm impressed. 457 00:33:19,141 --> 00:33:22,941 You won't solve the mystery. But at least you're seeing a part of the world. 458 00:33:23,081 --> 00:33:24,341 Of course I will solve the mystery. 459 00:33:24,921 --> 00:33:26,901 I will solve it by tonight. 460 00:33:27,661 --> 00:33:30,361 George read us dozens of stories. 461 00:33:30,621 --> 00:33:33,101 They follow very simple rules. 462 00:33:33,691 --> 00:33:34,691 Mopple? 463 00:33:35,171 --> 00:33:39,851 -Huh? -Oh, one... -The killer always returns to the scene of the crime. 464 00:33:40,111 --> 00:33:44,441 Two... The police always think a vagrant did it. Oh, they always act like vagrants. 465 00:33:44,641 --> 00:33:48,971 Three. -An unexpected person arrives and changes everything. 466 00:33:49,371 --> 00:33:52,891 Four. The victim is the most important clue. 467 00:33:53,271 --> 00:33:59,511 This is too simple. But you will see that the real world is a bit more complicated than a book. 468 00:33:59,711 --> 00:34:00,711 You'll see. 469 00:34:01,071 --> 00:34:02,291 Speaking of which... 470 00:34:02,651 --> 00:34:03,871 Welcome to Denbrook. 471 00:34:04,891 --> 00:34:05,911 What is this? 472 00:34:06,311 --> 00:34:09,291 This is a church where someone called God lives. 473 00:34:09,691 --> 00:34:10,691 Who is God? 474 00:34:10,771 --> 00:34:11,871 That's a bit confusing. 475 00:34:12,071 --> 00:34:13,431 God is a shepherd. 476 00:34:13,711 --> 00:34:15,351 Could he be our shepherd, then? 477 00:34:15,631 --> 00:34:17,951 No. Because he is also a lamb. 478 00:34:18,571 --> 00:34:20,731 And at the same time, invisible. 479 00:34:21,031 --> 00:34:22,311 And made of bread. 480 00:34:22,511 --> 00:34:23,471 And he curses things. 481 00:34:23,571 --> 00:34:25,691 Curses? Like a beaver? 482 00:34:25,931 --> 00:34:30,231 -Yes. -So God is a large, invisible, bread-made lamb-beaver? 483 00:34:30,651 --> 00:34:32,741 Yes. And on Sundays, they eat him. 484 00:34:33,701 --> 00:34:34,701 Poor God. 485 00:34:35,181 --> 00:34:39,581 I know I should go back, but I could get a story out of this small town. 486 00:34:39,781 --> 00:34:40,781 It's a mystery. 487 00:34:40,861 --> 00:34:41,861 I have to go. 488 00:34:41,941 --> 00:34:42,581 I have to go. 489 00:34:42,781 --> 00:34:47,281 Come on. They can't see us from here. They already see you, and no one cares. 490 00:34:47,541 --> 00:34:49,441 I've said it for the 100th time, you are a sheep. 491 00:34:50,221 --> 00:34:51,701 Citizens of Denbrook... 492 00:34:52,521 --> 00:34:56,981 I know there are rumors that George Harvey's death is suspicious. 493 00:34:57,101 --> 00:35:01,741 But until the investigation concludes, I am not allowed to comment on the poisoning... 494 00:35:01,941 --> 00:35:03,221 Wait a minute, was George murdered? 495 00:35:03,621 --> 00:35:04,681 Oh, damn it. 496 00:35:05,081 --> 00:35:06,921 I'm sorry, what kind of poison? 497 00:35:07,461 --> 00:35:13,121 Look, George was poisoned by something called taxine, which is found in yew berries. 498 00:35:13,800 --> 00:35:15,861 What are those trees? Do they grow around here? 499 00:35:17,760 --> 00:35:18,760 Right there. 500 00:35:20,201 --> 00:35:23,121 Then the one who killed him was one of us. No, no, no, no! 501 00:35:23,211 --> 00:35:26,070 Please, it was almost certainly a vagrant. 502 00:35:30,631 --> 00:35:31,771 What do they have? 503 00:35:59,411 --> 00:36:02,371 -Mine... -Lydia Harbottle? 504 00:36:02,591 --> 00:36:03,871 Harbottle and Bloom? 505 00:36:04,151 --> 00:36:07,531 We've spoken before, I am the late George Hardy's lawyer. 506 00:36:07,911 --> 00:36:10,311 Right, and well, who are you? 507 00:36:10,551 --> 00:36:12,151 I am Rebecca Hempstead. 508 00:36:12,791 --> 00:36:14,531 I am George's daughter. 509 00:36:19,141 --> 00:36:22,501 An unexpected person arrives and changes everything. 510 00:36:24,781 --> 00:36:27,261 This is your phone number at the bottom of the page. 511 00:36:27,621 --> 00:36:29,421 That's why I knew I had to call you. 512 00:36:29,761 --> 00:36:30,861 I always figure things out. 513 00:36:31,641 --> 00:36:33,321 But you're not a detective, are you? 514 00:36:33,541 --> 00:36:37,781 -But you found this document lying around in a trailer. 515 00:36:37,981 --> 00:36:40,241 Isn't that just noticing? 516 00:36:40,781 --> 00:36:44,661 I mean... You noticed this document on your second visit to the trailer. 517 00:36:45,161 --> 00:36:47,481 That's right. That's why I had to go back there. 518 00:36:47,951 --> 00:36:49,231 To properly search the crime scene. 519 00:36:49,551 --> 00:36:50,951 I put up police tape... 520 00:36:51,731 --> 00:36:52,851 It was thicker than I expected... 521 00:36:52,951 --> 00:36:54,991 You don't care, and no one else cares either. Did you read it? 522 00:36:55,891 --> 00:36:57,091 Did you ever look at it? 523 00:36:57,391 --> 00:36:59,071 No. It's not my job. 524 00:36:59,391 --> 00:37:01,011 It is very specifically your job. 525 00:37:01,571 --> 00:37:05,231 I will read the will this afternoon. The names of the following people have been announced, 526 00:37:05,431 --> 00:37:07,271 so make sure they are present. 527 00:37:07,851 --> 00:37:13,051 Reverend Hillcote, Caleb Merrow, write this down. 528 00:37:13,471 --> 00:37:20,091 Reverend Hillcote, Caleb Merrow, Beth... Pennock, Ham Gilead, Taylor 529 00:37:20,291 --> 00:37:21,531 and Rebecca Hampstead. 530 00:37:22,291 --> 00:37:24,451 I will be staying at the Partridge Inn. 531 00:37:24,991 --> 00:37:27,171 We will do the reading there at 5:00 PM. 532 00:37:27,531 --> 00:37:29,211 5:00 PM? 1700 hours. 533 00:37:29,951 --> 00:37:30,951 No. 534 00:37:30,991 --> 00:37:34,071 I told you, Rebecca lives in America but she's still here. 535 00:37:34,511 --> 00:37:38,331 In Denbrook, the very day you told me her father died, meaning 536 00:37:38,531 --> 00:37:42,351 on the night he was murdered, she was already in this country, but you're not 537 00:37:42,551 --> 00:37:43,551 ...aware of it, are you? 538 00:37:44,371 --> 00:37:45,371 Yes. 539 00:37:45,681 --> 00:37:48,141 No, yes, of course I did. 540 00:37:48,421 --> 00:37:50,801 This is your first murder case, isn't it? 541 00:37:51,201 --> 00:37:52,201 What? 542 00:37:53,081 --> 00:37:54,941 Do you think I killed him? 543 00:37:58,281 --> 00:37:59,801 Oh, oh. 544 00:38:00,861 --> 00:38:03,821 Yes, you mean my first murder case. 545 00:38:05,321 --> 00:38:08,341 Now everything is on your shoulders, Officer Derry. 546 00:38:09,061 --> 00:38:10,141 See you at 5:00. 547 00:38:10,421 --> 00:38:11,681 See you at 5:00, Ms. Harbottle. 548 00:38:12,041 --> 00:38:13,061 Ms. Harbottle. 549 00:38:15,631 --> 00:38:17,611 We must proceed to the will reading stage. 550 00:38:18,711 --> 00:38:20,291 This is the Partridge Inn. 551 00:38:20,511 --> 00:38:25,751 Sometimes I eat flowers here, but I don't know what they mean. 552 00:38:25,951 --> 00:38:29,431 In nighttime stories, there is always a will and the people inside it 553 00:38:29,631 --> 00:38:30,971 ...are always suspects. 554 00:38:32,351 --> 00:38:40,011 -Ah, I need to see their faces. -Why? -Because people lie, and you can tell by their eyes. 555 00:38:40,431 --> 00:38:41,431 Absolutely. 556 00:38:42,931 --> 00:38:46,491 Mopple, while we work on the window, you look around to see if there's anything better. 557 00:38:46,691 --> 00:38:47,691 I'm... 558 00:38:48,311 --> 00:38:49,311 Shall we? 559 00:38:51,851 --> 00:38:53,831 What do you know about your biological mother? 560 00:38:54,111 --> 00:38:57,411 In her letters, she wrote that she died giving birth to me. 561 00:38:57,871 --> 00:39:00,791 She was very young, very scared, and very poor. 562 00:39:01,011 --> 00:39:03,571 And she gave me up for adoption. 563 00:39:04,731 --> 00:39:06,091 Through the church, actually... 564 00:39:08,531 --> 00:39:10,431 I have a question too. 565 00:39:10,671 --> 00:39:11,671 I'm sorry, friend. 566 00:39:12,711 --> 00:39:14,011 It's good to see you. 567 00:39:14,451 --> 00:39:20,691 I realized by myself that you couldn't have come here from America today, 568 00:39:20,891 --> 00:39:26,011 ...right? That means you were already in this country last night. 569 00:39:26,511 --> 00:39:28,911 When George was murdered. 570 00:39:29,551 --> 00:39:32,511 I'm not accusing you or anything, but this isn't right. 571 00:39:32,891 --> 00:39:34,731 That's very clever, Detective. 572 00:39:35,431 --> 00:39:37,611 I'm not a detective. 573 00:39:38,351 --> 00:39:40,311 Just an officer... 574 00:39:41,461 --> 00:39:48,161 ...who always makes good deductions. -Well, I was here, but I have never been in Denbrook until today. -The next question? 575 00:39:48,361 --> 00:39:52,701 Do you have a boyfriend? 576 00:39:53,725 --> 00:39:55,725 Is this the standard question every investigator asks in these situations? 577 00:39:58,001 --> 00:40:04,321 Ah, it's funny you ask because we just broke up... 578 00:40:04,521 --> 00:40:07,921 You don't say... 579 00:40:07,945 --> 00:40:09,245 Do you see what I'm seeing? 580 00:40:10,941 --> 00:40:12,221 The girl. Her face is happy. 581 00:40:12,541 --> 00:40:15,581 But her eyes are afraid. 582 00:40:16,041 --> 00:40:18,401 So what time exactly did you arrive here last night? 583 00:40:18,961 --> 00:40:21,581 I arrived around 7 PM and... I'm sorry. 584 00:40:21,801 --> 00:40:26,761 It's fine. I was supposed to meet him today 585 00:40:28,401 --> 00:40:31,137 and I just... It's fine. I'm very overwhelmed. 586 00:40:31,161 --> 00:40:32,881 -Take it. -Thank you. 587 00:40:34,781 --> 00:40:35,821 -Take it. -Thank you. 588 00:40:36,161 --> 00:40:37,761 Enough. Thank you very much. 589 00:40:38,681 --> 00:40:40,081 Window, window, window. If I were a window, where would I go? 590 00:40:41,060 --> 00:40:44,281 Vegetable. Hello. 591 00:40:46,621 --> 00:40:48,161 Just a little... 592 00:40:48,761 --> 00:40:52,041 Also, she told me that I had a brother, a twin, sent to South Africa. 593 00:40:56,241 --> 00:41:02,561 A South African twin you've never met? 594 00:41:02,881 --> 00:41:05,001 Gold? 595 00:41:05,201 --> 00:41:06,201 So, who are you? 596 00:41:07,421 --> 00:41:08,421 I am Elliot Matthews. 597 00:41:10,141 --> 00:41:11,581 I don't care... Out! 598 00:41:11,905 --> 00:41:13,905 -Actually a journalist. -You have absolutely no right... or whatever. 599 00:41:15,891 --> 00:41:19,711 Get out. 600 00:41:20,051 --> 00:41:21,051 And no sneaking around. 601 00:41:21,251 --> 00:41:23,171 And no sneaking around. 602 00:41:24,051 --> 00:41:25,411 I’ll be in the presidential suite. 603 00:41:30,051 --> 00:41:31,051 Sebastian... 604 00:41:35,171 --> 00:41:39,431 Mr. Van Buren, this is Lydia Harbottle. Can you hear me? 605 00:41:39,471 --> 00:41:42,921 Yes, the connection is excellent. Thank you. Mr. Van Buren, 606 00:41:42,961 --> 00:41:48,201 ...is Mr. Hardy's son and lives in South Africa, so he is joining us via telephone. 607 00:41:49,221 --> 00:41:54,001 Mr. Hardy sent me a copy of his will about two months ago. 608 00:41:55,801 --> 00:41:58,941 But that is not the will I am going to read today. 609 00:41:59,421 --> 00:42:00,821 He has written a new will. 610 00:42:01,061 --> 00:42:02,061 I found it. 611 00:42:02,161 --> 00:42:06,021 -Hush now. It is dated 3 days before his death. -Of course. 612 00:42:06,281 --> 00:42:08,661 ...there is always a new will. 613 00:42:10,841 --> 00:42:16,991 Mr. George Hardy's will; I have gathered 7 people here because; 614 00:42:17,191 --> 00:42:23,341 ...I have unfinished business with each of you, I have wronged some of you, 615 00:42:23,541 --> 00:42:28,701 ...and now some of you who are among us have also wronged me. 616 00:42:30,401 --> 00:42:37,501 A fool, an evil shepherd, a spring lamb, a winter lamb, 617 00:42:37,525 --> 00:42:38,825 a victim... 618 00:42:41,071 --> 00:42:42,371 and two murderers... 619 00:42:42,395 --> 00:42:43,597 Two murderers? 620 00:42:43,821 --> 00:42:46,797 -To me, that’s the mad shepherd. -How am I supposed to figure that out? 621 00:42:46,798 --> 00:42:48,597 -At least we know who the fool is. 622 00:42:50,571 --> 00:42:52,071 -What about the other victim? 623 00:42:52,321 --> 00:42:53,441 You mean the next one of us. 624 00:42:53,661 --> 00:42:54,661 There is one of us next. 625 00:43:00,021 --> 00:43:01,841 Two murderers... 626 00:43:02,381 --> 00:43:03,661 A winter lamb. 627 00:43:07,161 --> 00:43:09,721 -I leave this to you... -Hey! Hey! 628 00:43:12,621 --> 00:43:14,341 I leave this to you. 629 00:43:15,661 --> 00:43:21,041 Knowing that I see you as the person you really are, is what most of you will get, 630 00:43:21,241 --> 00:43:22,501 ...it will be the only thing. 631 00:43:23,281 --> 00:43:26,701 What does he mean by "the only thing you will get"? Then what am I doing here? 632 00:43:26,901 --> 00:43:28,441 Sit down and shut up, Ham. 633 00:43:28,821 --> 00:43:30,001 I will not... 634 00:43:30,001 --> 00:43:33,361 No, that is the next line in the will. "Sit down and shut up, Ham." 635 00:43:34,521 --> 00:43:37,721 It seems George knew you quite well... 636 00:43:38,141 --> 00:43:41,886 -I have clues about you. -Shut up. -You shut up. 637 00:43:41,910 --> 00:43:43,762 To my son, Peter Van Buren, 638 00:43:43,786 --> 00:43:48,331 ...the 300 acres leased to Caleb Merrow... 639 00:43:48,832 --> 00:43:49,807 Oh, very good. 640 00:43:49,831 --> 00:43:55,391 To my daughter, Rebecca Hampstead, the 300 acres I call home, 641 00:43:55,591 --> 00:44:01,231 ...including my trailer, the barn, and my sheep. 642 00:44:01,671 --> 00:44:06,771 In his previous will, Mr. Hardy had left the rest of his assets to someone else. 643 00:44:06,971 --> 00:44:08,571 To the Animal Protection Society. 644 00:44:09,991 --> 00:44:12,471 But in the new will, this paragraph is as follows; 645 00:44:12,791 --> 00:44:18,171 I bequeath the remainder of my assets to my daughter, Rebecca Hampstead. 646 00:44:18,471 --> 00:44:19,511 You didn't get too excited. 647 00:44:19,671 --> 00:44:20,731 The man had nothing. 648 00:44:20,731 --> 00:44:25,751 Actually, he has a broken manure spreader, 649 00:44:25,851 --> 00:44:29,631 Three bags of pre-purchased fertilizer, which is very useful, 650 00:44:29,955 --> 00:44:34,055 ...and in total, about, 651 00:44:34,079 --> 00:44:36,579 ...a bank account with 30 million dollars. 652 00:44:39,051 --> 00:44:41,111 So there is a motive. 653 00:44:42,451 --> 00:44:43,671 30 million? How? 654 00:44:44,071 --> 00:44:49,211 Two years ago, George Hardy found a cure for a sheep disease. 655 00:44:49,531 --> 00:44:50,531 It’s closed now. 656 00:44:50,991 --> 00:44:52,471 -Closed? -Closed. 657 00:44:52,891 --> 00:44:56,007 So you are telling me that the blue bucket he was always mixing was medicine? 658 00:44:56,031 --> 00:44:59,631 He sold the patent to a large agricultural company in exchange for... 659 00:44:59,731 --> 00:45:00,731 30 million? 660 00:45:02,351 --> 00:45:03,351 For being closed? 661 00:46:27,371 --> 00:46:30,032 If they don't have shepherds, people will make fun of these sheep, right? 662 00:46:30,451 --> 00:46:32,071 Especially that big one. 663 00:46:33,591 --> 00:46:34,631 George got it from the carnival. 664 00:46:35,911 --> 00:46:37,031 Almost wild. 665 00:46:42,691 --> 00:46:43,691 Wait, Tim. 666 00:46:43,831 --> 00:46:46,191 Would you like to make a statement? 667 00:46:46,471 --> 00:46:48,971 No, no, no comment, and call me officer. 668 00:46:49,311 --> 00:46:50,631 What about the clues? 669 00:46:50,951 --> 00:46:54,287 Yes, there are many potential clues, and I am tracking them all. 670 00:46:56,231 --> 00:46:57,231 Look... 671 00:46:57,541 --> 00:46:58,621 I need a story, 672 00:46:58,761 --> 00:47:00,281 ...and we need the rest of you. 673 00:47:01,281 --> 00:47:04,041 Wouldn't it be nice if we showed respect for once? 674 00:47:04,761 --> 00:47:06,421 Thanks. People respect me. 675 00:47:09,081 --> 00:47:12,221 If you solve this, you'll be a hero. 676 00:47:15,321 --> 00:47:16,321 We can work together. 677 00:47:18,681 --> 00:47:19,681 I can help. 678 00:47:19,861 --> 00:47:25,881 Last night, around 9:00 PM, while my car was being towed, I saw a flashlight beam on George's property. 679 00:47:31,281 --> 00:47:33,821 The coroner said George died between 8:00 and 11:00 PM. 680 00:47:37,181 --> 00:47:40,581 You took pictures of the body, right? Because that should have been my job. 681 00:47:40,681 --> 00:47:41,921 I took so many pictures. 682 00:47:43,041 --> 00:47:44,201 I'll send them all to you. 683 00:47:45,801 --> 00:47:46,801 What do you say? 684 00:47:47,701 --> 00:47:48,701 Hero officer. 685 00:47:54,901 --> 00:47:58,961 Then he said; a fool, a victim, two murderers... 686 00:47:59,471 --> 00:48:01,771 -I still say it's the maid. -There is no maid. 687 00:48:02,231 --> 00:48:06,231 That was a story, and there was no maid in the story either... No more maid. 688 00:48:06,671 --> 00:48:07,971 Ah, the sheep. 689 00:48:08,651 --> 00:48:12,031 Caleb is going to be our new shepherd, right, Lily? 690 00:48:12,411 --> 00:48:16,251 Of course. We just have to wait for the mystery to be solved. 691 00:48:16,711 --> 00:48:17,431 I have a question. 692 00:48:17,631 --> 00:48:21,791 -Why haven't you solved the mystery yet, Lily? -You solved them with bedtime stories. 693 00:48:22,171 --> 00:48:28,251 I know, but the real world is a bit more complicated than a book. 694 00:48:29,321 --> 00:48:30,321 A book? 695 00:48:31,351 --> 00:48:32,651 That could be the answer... 696 00:48:33,301 --> 00:48:35,981 Just go into George's trailer and... 697 00:48:36,005 --> 00:48:36,705 Look... 698 00:48:38,781 --> 00:48:39,881 Is that Rebecca? 699 00:48:42,341 --> 00:48:43,761 What is she looking for? 700 00:49:11,351 --> 00:49:12,351 What is your name? 701 00:49:13,051 --> 00:49:14,391 Is this George's daughter? 702 00:49:14,951 --> 00:49:18,111 She smells like him but doesn't look like him. 703 00:49:18,431 --> 00:49:20,091 I bet she was born in winter. 704 00:49:20,331 --> 00:49:22,231 That's why George didn't want her around. 705 00:49:22,611 --> 00:49:23,791 Of course! 706 00:49:24,031 --> 00:49:26,531 A winter lamb proves it. 707 00:49:26,771 --> 00:49:27,771 Rebecca did it! 708 00:49:28,051 --> 00:49:30,191 -Murderer! -We don't know that. 709 00:49:30,631 --> 00:49:36,651 That is what I am trying to say. I have been saying it all along. 710 00:49:36,851 --> 00:49:37,851 Sebastian? 711 00:49:39,971 --> 00:49:44,431 Lilly? Were you saying something about George's trailer and his book? 712 00:49:46,311 --> 00:49:50,291 The last book George read to us was about how to eliminate suspects. 713 00:49:50,491 --> 00:49:53,691 I need to find that book and take it to the police. 714 00:49:53,711 --> 00:49:55,731 If we are lucky, they will read it and learn something. 715 00:49:56,351 --> 00:50:00,771 -Oh, oh, let me, let me. -No, Zora! -I want to be a detective, let me. 716 00:50:01,411 --> 00:50:05,471 Okay, fine. I want you to find the book George started reading, the one about motives and opportunities. 717 00:50:05,671 --> 00:50:07,211 I have a question. 718 00:50:07,251 --> 00:50:08,251 -What chapter? -It doesn't matter, find the book with a train on the cover. 719 00:50:08,491 --> 00:50:11,841 I have a question. 720 00:50:12,341 --> 00:50:13,021 What is a train? 721 00:50:13,221 --> 00:50:13,901 It is a long, thin line of trailers. 722 00:50:14,101 --> 00:50:15,581 -I have a question. -Wooly Eyes, what are you doing? 723 00:50:15,661 --> 00:50:18,261 Everyone stand back. I will find this book using my keen sense of smell. 724 00:50:18,521 --> 00:50:22,281 Oh, here is some tobacco. 725 00:50:24,181 --> 00:50:25,501 You can take it. 726 00:50:25,801 --> 00:50:26,801 Come on, Wooly Eyes. Everyone is counting on you. 727 00:50:28,261 --> 00:50:30,441 No, we aren't. 728 00:50:30,721 --> 00:50:31,721 Is this what you are looking for? 729 00:50:42,951 --> 00:50:44,231 -No. -Okay. 730 00:50:45,091 --> 00:50:46,711 How about this? 731 00:50:47,011 --> 00:50:48,011 This is it. 732 00:50:48,831 --> 00:50:49,531 Wooly Eyes, you found it. 733 00:50:49,731 --> 00:50:51,091 Of course I found it. 734 00:50:51,351 --> 00:50:52,371 Lilly, I think, right? After all, I am a sheep detective. 735 00:50:53,111 --> 00:50:57,071 Ah! 736 00:50:57,351 --> 00:50:58,351 This place is nice but a bit lonely. 737 00:51:43,851 --> 00:51:47,231 I gave the book to the police to help them solve the case. 738 00:51:51,411 --> 00:51:55,091 What is a carnival? 739 00:52:01,771 --> 00:52:02,771 Nothing. 740 00:52:04,271 --> 00:52:04,951 Get back to your flock. 741 00:52:05,151 --> 00:52:06,291 Our flock... 742 00:52:07,315 --> 00:52:08,415 It's music. 743 00:52:14,501 --> 00:52:15,501 A carnival is music and fun. 744 00:52:16,001 --> 00:52:20,901 Every day, children would come to pet and feed me. 745 00:52:22,201 --> 00:52:26,341 I loved it until I was an adult. 746 00:52:28,161 --> 00:52:32,321 And when night fell, the men at the carnival would come and take me, 747 00:52:33,801 --> 00:52:38,921 ...into a ring. 748 00:52:38,945 --> 00:52:40,345 There was a dog... 749 00:52:43,531 --> 00:52:45,131 and we were expected to fight. 750 00:52:47,671 --> 00:52:49,171 Fight... 751 00:52:52,251 --> 00:52:52,951 ...until I was covered in blood. 752 00:52:53,151 --> 00:52:54,311 Then one night, 753 00:52:56,371 --> 00:52:58,371 ...he found me. 754 00:52:59,695 --> 00:53:00,795 He paid the men and took me away. 755 00:53:13,731 --> 00:53:17,511 That is what a carnival is. 756 00:53:20,231 --> 00:53:23,731 But how did you end up in such a terrible place, why weren't you with your flock? 757 00:53:27,351 --> 00:53:31,971 I thought the great sheep detective Lily would have solved that. 758 00:53:33,391 --> 00:53:37,351 -So you were born in winter. -Sooner or later... 759 00:53:39,731 --> 00:53:42,251 ...a winter lamb wants to leave. 760 00:53:43,611 --> 00:53:45,451 There he is! 761 00:54:02,691 --> 00:54:03,751 Yes! 762 00:54:04,151 --> 00:54:05,151 I hope you're hungry. 763 00:54:07,511 --> 00:54:08,671 Are we? 764 00:54:09,011 --> 00:54:10,011 Every time something interesting happens with this case... 765 00:54:14,731 --> 00:54:19,431 ...they are here. 766 00:54:20,855 --> 00:54:22,355 You lost him. 767 00:54:28,041 --> 00:54:29,041 You lost him and you did nothing. 768 00:54:30,481 --> 00:54:32,381 We can't say "nothing" exactly. 769 00:54:32,905 --> 00:54:36,805 Who killed George? 770 00:54:37,821 --> 00:54:40,741 5 people are mentioned in the will... 771 00:54:41,501 --> 00:54:43,941 Whoever killed George, there were 3 elements... 772 00:54:43,965 --> 00:54:47,065 Means, motive, opportunity. 773 00:54:47,801 --> 00:54:51,141 He read the book. 774 00:54:52,761 --> 00:54:54,061 Let's take them one by one, shall we? 775 00:54:54,501 --> 00:54:56,501 Means. 776 00:54:56,981 --> 00:54:57,981 Yew berry poison. There are yew trees around the church. 777 00:54:58,871 --> 00:55:03,091 ...everyone had the means. 778 00:55:03,091 --> 00:55:05,071 Motive. Why would they kill George? 779 00:55:05,791 --> 00:55:07,831 Rebecca has a motive, but the others might have one too. 780 00:55:08,651 --> 00:55:12,307 What are they hiding? 781 00:55:12,331 --> 00:55:13,631 Opportunity. Does any of these people have an alibi? 782 00:55:14,091 --> 00:55:17,371 Means, Motive, Opportunity. 783 00:55:17,571 --> 00:55:20,231 The moment you find these three together, you catch the Denbrook Killer. 784 00:55:20,711 --> 00:55:25,511 That is actually really good. 785 00:55:29,301 --> 00:55:31,241 Yes, it came to me in the night. 786 00:55:31,501 --> 00:55:36,761 Okay, let's get started. 787 00:55:38,781 --> 00:55:41,701 Ham... So which one of you is in George's will? 788 00:55:42,341 --> 00:55:45,941 Probably the killer. 789 00:55:46,641 --> 00:55:48,261 The man was a vegetarian. 790 00:55:50,141 --> 00:55:51,641 I can forgive that in a woman, but a man... disgusting. 791 00:55:53,021 --> 00:55:58,601 George's letter to Rebecca. 792 00:56:00,471 --> 00:56:01,911 Why did you take it? 793 00:56:02,431 --> 00:56:03,431 Maybe the Postal Service made a mistake for the first time in history. 794 00:56:03,591 --> 00:56:07,391 The day before George died, you told me you could kill him. 795 00:56:07,731 --> 00:56:13,331 I am a victim, not a killer. And that is all I have to say. I know my rights. 796 00:56:13,331 --> 00:56:17,111 Caleb, the morning you found George, you said you would bring him papers. 797 00:56:17,991 --> 00:56:23,131 Yes, he just canceled my lease. 798 00:56:23,331 --> 00:56:25,351 I was bringing him an offer to reconsider. 799 00:56:25,811 --> 00:56:28,411 It doesn't make much sense. 800 00:56:28,791 --> 00:56:29,951 Wait... 801 00:56:31,571 --> 00:56:32,111 Wait... 802 00:56:32,311 --> 00:56:34,211 Did George cancel your lease? 803 00:56:34,531 --> 00:56:35,531 Why? 804 00:56:35,931 --> 00:56:36,931 Have you heard the will? 805 00:56:37,551 --> 00:56:38,951 It seems I am the bad shepherd. 806 00:56:40,491 --> 00:56:45,071 George never set foot in your church and suddenly walked in the day before he died. 807 00:56:45,571 --> 00:56:47,891 ...and made a large donation. 808 00:56:49,851 --> 00:56:50,651 Why? 809 00:56:50,711 --> 00:56:52,871 Why am I always the one left behind? 810 00:56:54,831 --> 00:56:58,991 George came to me and said the church was adopting out the children. 811 00:56:59,451 --> 00:57:02,771 But as soon as he got on his feet he started looking for them. 812 00:57:03,331 --> 00:57:05,251 The church wouldn't tell him where they were. 813 00:57:06,171 --> 00:57:07,451 Apparently, it's a strict policy. 814 00:57:08,371 --> 00:57:14,891 And he asked what I had to do to get that information. 815 00:57:15,091 --> 00:57:18,771 And if the church found out about this, I could be cast out of the flock. 816 00:57:19,271 --> 00:57:20,271 He says I would be fired. 817 00:57:21,711 --> 00:57:26,971 But this money wasn't for me. It was needed for the church's construction. 818 00:57:28,171 --> 00:57:29,711 George came to me when he was in need. 819 00:57:30,371 --> 00:57:31,451 And I took advantage of it. 820 00:57:32,511 --> 00:57:34,091 The bad shepherd isn't Caleb. 821 00:57:37,011 --> 00:57:38,011 It's me. 822 00:57:38,931 --> 00:57:41,051 Rebecca... -Ms. Anstead. 823 00:57:42,951 --> 00:57:44,791 Are you pleased with the Denbrook Culture Festival? 824 00:57:47,031 --> 00:57:48,031 Yes. 825 00:57:48,391 --> 00:57:49,391 Very much so. 826 00:57:51,110 --> 00:57:52,431 Easy, easy questions. 827 00:57:53,251 --> 00:57:57,131 Where were you between 8 and 11 on the night of the murder? 828 00:57:57,991 --> 00:58:03,051 At the hotel, near the airport. I checked in and then I watched television. I couldn't sleep. 829 00:58:03,311 --> 00:58:04,351 Jet lag, you know. 830 00:58:05,851 --> 00:58:06,851 What were you watching? 831 00:58:09,151 --> 00:58:10,551 The 24-hour news channel. 832 00:58:12,871 --> 00:58:16,651 24-hour... news... channel... 833 00:58:19,421 --> 00:58:21,741 -Good day, Ms. Hampstead. -You too. 834 00:58:21,881 --> 00:58:22,881 Goodbye. 835 00:58:24,001 --> 00:58:25,581 Or should I say Ms. Cramps? 836 00:58:32,241 --> 00:58:36,001 Chastity Cramps is your real name, isn't it? 837 00:58:36,681 --> 00:58:39,411 So, can you think of any reason why someone would change their name 838 00:58:39,435 --> 00:58:41,487 to Chastity Cramps? 839 00:58:42,211 --> 00:58:46,541 I did a background check and it turns out, 840 00:58:46,901 --> 00:58:48,721 you were with a known felon. 841 00:58:49,061 --> 00:58:50,361 Numerous counts of forgery. 842 00:58:50,581 --> 00:58:52,277 You even had a joint bank account together. 843 00:58:52,301 --> 00:58:54,741 Okay, I don't know anyone who doesn't regret a relationship, 844 00:58:54,741 --> 00:58:58,961 and I didn't even know. That was three years ago. 845 00:58:58,985 --> 00:59:00,085 It wasn't a recent breakup, then? 846 00:59:00,181 --> 00:59:01,181 Not a real name. 847 00:59:01,361 --> 00:59:03,621 -A bit of a model. -A pattern of some sort is emerging. 848 00:59:04,101 --> 00:59:08,341 So, were you near the yew tree on church grounds? 849 00:59:08,741 --> 00:59:10,181 No, absolutely not. 850 00:59:10,561 --> 00:59:13,481 What about George's farm? 851 00:59:14,661 --> 00:59:15,661 Were you there? 852 00:59:17,201 --> 00:59:18,201 Never. 853 00:59:19,561 --> 00:59:21,021 Hey, look at the leaves. 854 00:59:21,321 --> 00:59:24,461 Ah, that's it. Why is Rebecca lying? 855 00:59:24,861 --> 00:59:25,861 What is a vegetarian? 856 00:59:26,261 --> 00:59:27,721 How does everything fit? 857 00:59:27,841 --> 00:59:30,081 Think, you stupid sheep. Think! 858 00:59:30,521 --> 00:59:34,141 Stop overthinking it, Lily. It's clear your daughter did it. 859 00:59:35,501 --> 00:59:36,501 She's right. 860 00:59:36,740 --> 00:59:37,740 No, she isn't. 861 00:59:38,764 --> 00:59:40,764 You don't know the girl. She's a good person. 862 00:59:40,788 --> 00:59:44,988 She smells just like George, and George used to love me. 863 00:59:45,012 --> 00:59:46,012 Did he? 864 00:59:46,071 --> 00:59:50,211 -No one loves a winter lamb. -One winter lamb clings to another. 865 00:59:51,151 --> 00:59:52,691 -That's how they are. -Stop. 866 00:59:53,391 --> 00:59:54,411 What did you say? 867 00:59:55,251 --> 00:59:57,191 I said George loved me. 868 00:59:57,711 --> 01:00:03,131 No. Before that, you said Rebecca smelled just like George. 869 01:00:03,531 --> 01:00:05,231 Someone said that before. 870 01:00:06,055 --> 01:00:07,055 The wrong person. 871 01:00:11,051 --> 01:00:12,051 You... 872 01:00:12,075 --> 01:00:13,175 Me? 873 01:00:13,199 --> 01:00:15,199 What... what do you mean, me? 874 01:00:15,223 --> 01:00:16,623 Cloud did... 875 01:00:18,991 --> 01:00:22,191 No, but he's hiding a secret. 876 01:00:22,531 --> 01:00:23,651 Aren't you, Cloud? 877 01:00:23,871 --> 01:00:28,931 Last night you said Rebecca smelled just like George, but she was very far away. 878 01:00:29,131 --> 01:00:35,031 If Rebecca hadn't been here before, you wouldn't know what she smelled like. 879 01:00:36,571 --> 01:00:38,771 But it's so beautiful. 880 01:00:39,771 --> 01:00:41,191 What is so beautiful? 881 01:00:43,551 --> 01:00:44,831 The thing that has no end. 882 01:00:51,110 --> 01:00:54,211 It's so beautiful that it never ends. 883 01:00:54,691 --> 01:00:59,131 I looked at it for hours, walked around it, walked around it. 884 01:00:59,871 --> 01:01:01,091 Cloud! Cloud! 885 01:01:01,471 --> 01:01:02,751 Where did you find this? 886 01:01:06,151 --> 01:01:08,011 Rebecca was here that night. 887 01:01:08,671 --> 01:01:09,971 The night George was killed. 888 01:01:12,211 --> 01:01:17,251 I woke up and felt hungry, so I walked toward the meadow and she was there. 889 01:01:17,451 --> 01:01:22,411 She saw me and said, "Are you cute?" Because I am. I mean, I am cute. 890 01:01:22,671 --> 01:01:28,851 And she stroked my wool and this thing fell. And I... 891 01:01:29,051 --> 01:01:31,191 decided it was mine. 892 01:01:31,671 --> 01:01:33,951 So, we are going through some things right now. 893 01:01:34,351 --> 01:01:36,131 Sheep don't have anything. 894 01:01:36,431 --> 01:01:39,211 I know, but this has no end. 895 01:01:40,851 --> 01:01:42,471 So the case is solved. 896 01:01:42,531 --> 01:01:43,591 Rebecca did it. 897 01:01:45,051 --> 01:01:47,971 A bit of shiny metal doesn't solve anything. 898 01:01:48,351 --> 01:01:50,611 Of course it does. It's evidence. 899 01:01:51,191 --> 01:01:52,191 Evidence? 900 01:01:52,631 --> 01:01:53,691 Evidence of what? 901 01:01:53,991 --> 01:01:57,731 She told the police she never came here. But she was here last night. 902 01:01:57,755 --> 01:02:00,007 And the night George was killed. 903 01:02:00,151 --> 01:02:01,811 She's a liar. She's a fake. 904 01:02:02,031 --> 01:02:04,771 And she's a winter... -She's a what? 905 01:02:05,991 --> 01:02:06,991 Tell me. 906 01:02:07,771 --> 01:02:10,751 You've hated her from the start. All of you. 907 01:02:13,131 --> 01:02:15,471 Because she was born in winter. 908 01:02:16,471 --> 01:02:19,531 The worst crime imaginable. 909 01:02:19,851 --> 01:02:20,911 Haven't you heard? 910 01:02:21,311 --> 01:02:24,831 No one wants you. You don't deserve anything. 911 01:02:27,091 --> 01:02:33,851 A winter lamb hears this over and over until they start to believe it themselves. 912 01:02:34,175 --> 01:02:35,267 Sebastian.. 913 01:02:35,391 --> 01:02:37,731 -She didn't do it. -But how do you know? 914 01:02:37,751 --> 01:02:39,711 Because I looked into her eyes. 915 01:02:40,271 --> 01:02:41,571 Because it's so obvious. 916 01:02:42,611 --> 01:02:43,991 But not to you. 917 01:02:44,711 --> 01:02:45,711 No. 918 01:02:46,191 --> 01:02:48,711 Not to a flock of sheep. 919 01:02:50,391 --> 01:02:52,211 We are your flock of sheep. 920 01:02:53,831 --> 01:02:54,991 I told you. 921 01:02:55,491 --> 01:02:57,251 I don't have a flock. 922 01:02:59,451 --> 01:03:00,731 I never did. 923 01:03:04,351 --> 01:03:05,351 Lilly. 924 01:03:05,931 --> 01:03:08,331 What should we do about the thing that has no end? 925 01:03:12,671 --> 01:03:13,511 Of course... 926 01:03:13,511 --> 01:03:14,551 Driver. 927 01:03:18,671 --> 01:03:19,671 What? 928 01:03:22,391 --> 01:03:23,791 What? 929 01:03:25,791 --> 01:03:27,191 Hey! 930 01:03:29,771 --> 01:03:31,511 Come on. Hey! 931 01:03:32,991 --> 01:03:34,391 Hey! 932 01:03:35,551 --> 01:03:37,391 Come here! 933 01:04:13,801 --> 01:04:14,801 Thanks for this. 934 01:04:19,041 --> 01:04:20,041 Thank you all. 935 01:04:30,841 --> 01:04:32,481 I think I found something that belongs to you. 936 01:04:33,961 --> 01:04:35,181 It matches the others. 937 01:04:37,001 --> 01:04:40,361 I found it on George's land. 938 01:04:41,041 --> 01:04:43,801 You know, the place you've never been before. 939 01:04:45,411 --> 01:04:47,831 I have permission to search your room. 940 01:04:50,271 --> 01:04:53,311 -What are you looking for? -I don't know. 941 01:05:04,951 --> 01:05:06,731 You weren't near the yew tree, huh? 942 01:05:06,971 --> 01:05:12,271 I knew it. I wasn't. I wouldn't be. Tim, Tim, you have to believe me. 943 01:05:12,295 --> 01:05:13,647 Officer Darry... 944 01:05:15,161 --> 01:05:19,561 Darry, I swear to you I didn't kill my father. 945 01:05:19,901 --> 01:05:24,001 Rebecca Hampstead, you are under arrest for the murder of George Hardy. 946 01:05:31,121 --> 01:05:35,301 Suspect, Chastity Cramps statement... aka... 947 01:05:35,301 --> 01:05:36,641 Rebecca Hampstead. 948 01:05:38,301 --> 01:05:42,281 Ms. Cramps, do you confirm that you waive your right to retain counsel? 949 01:05:43,061 --> 01:05:45,101 Yes. I don't care. 950 01:05:45,441 --> 01:05:46,597 I'm ready to tell everything. 951 01:05:46,621 --> 01:05:48,741 Okay. Then let's start with this: 952 01:05:49,181 --> 01:05:52,961 Were you on the George Hardy estate the night of the murder? 953 01:05:54,141 --> 01:05:55,141 Yes. 954 01:05:55,561 --> 01:06:00,441 All those pretty smiles and "Oh, you're so smart, detective" 955 01:06:00,641 --> 01:06:02,341 ...it was all a game, wasn't it? 956 01:06:02,561 --> 01:06:05,641 The truth is, you haven't told a single true thing since you arrived. 957 01:06:06,881 --> 01:06:09,341 The letters... That part was true. 958 01:06:09,941 --> 01:06:13,641 He wrote that he had been looking for me for over 20 years and... 959 01:06:14,261 --> 01:06:15,921 ..he was starting to set things right. 960 01:06:15,981 --> 01:06:20,401 -He even sent a copy of his will. - The will where you'd get 30 million, 961 01:06:20,601 --> 01:06:23,981 -...or the one where you'd get a group of sheep? -No, nothing to do with money. 962 01:06:25,961 --> 01:06:27,961 He said he wanted to meet me. 963 01:06:31,341 --> 01:06:36,041 And then you go to his farm the night of the murder... 964 01:06:37,101 --> 01:06:38,221 So what happened then? 965 01:06:40,101 --> 01:06:41,101 We talked. 966 01:06:41,541 --> 01:06:42,541 About what? 967 01:06:44,431 --> 01:06:51,151 Sheep. We talked about sheep and their names. He said; 968 01:06:51,851 --> 01:06:56,491 ...every sheep should have a name. And he chose each one by looking into their eyes. 969 01:06:57,291 --> 01:06:59,651 And he wanted me to have them one day. 970 01:07:02,231 --> 01:07:03,351 He chose me. 971 01:07:05,011 --> 01:07:07,151 But look, I'm not stupid. 972 01:07:08,071 --> 01:07:13,221 I was alone with him the night he was killed. And the new will and all that money... 973 01:07:14,221 --> 01:07:19,001 And with everything that happened in my past, my only option was to lie. 974 01:07:20,601 --> 01:07:22,261 You have to believe me. 975 01:07:24,021 --> 01:07:26,201 I lied, so believe me. 976 01:07:28,021 --> 01:07:29,021 Right? 977 01:07:32,641 --> 01:07:38,561 You will be taken to the district court in the morning and formally charged with the intentional murder of George Hardy. 978 01:07:38,761 --> 01:07:40,661 Is that so, huh? 979 01:07:55,011 --> 01:07:56,011 Money, the thing people wouldn't do. 980 01:07:59,311 --> 01:08:02,451 It seems George Hardy picked the wrong lamb. 981 01:08:03,391 --> 01:08:06,731 Oh, speaking of which, he agreed to sell the Van Buren sheep and his land to Caleb. 982 01:08:08,691 --> 01:08:13,311 He'll handle the paperwork for that tomorrow at noon. 983 01:08:13,511 --> 01:08:16,511 Good. 984 01:08:17,531 --> 01:08:18,531 I misjudged you, officer. 985 01:08:19,091 --> 01:08:21,071 So it seems... 986 01:08:21,851 --> 01:08:22,851 It turns out you weren't the stupid one after all. 987 01:08:23,231 --> 01:08:25,591 Lilly? 988 01:09:06,371 --> 01:09:07,371 What are you doing here? 989 01:09:08,631 --> 01:09:09,751 Are you okay? 990 01:09:10,171 --> 01:09:11,171 Yes, I'm more than okay. I'm happy. They arrested Rebecca. 991 01:09:11,511 --> 01:09:15,771 Caleb will be our new shepherd tomorrow. 992 01:09:15,971 --> 01:09:18,031 That's wonderful. 993 01:09:18,491 --> 01:09:19,491 Of course she denies it all, but I'm right and Sebastian is wrong. 994 01:09:19,591 --> 01:09:23,811 Rebecca did it, didn't she? 995 01:09:25,450 --> 01:09:27,891 Of course she did. 996 01:09:28,370 --> 01:09:29,751 Thank you. 997 01:09:30,091 --> 01:09:31,091 Because you said she did it. 998 01:09:31,131 --> 01:09:32,991 -What? -You always know how stories will end before they're over. 999 01:09:33,971 --> 01:09:38,031 -I trust you. -But they were just stories. 1000 01:09:38,391 --> 01:09:41,611 This is a real person. 1001 01:09:41,870 --> 01:09:43,291 Yes. 1002 01:09:44,111 --> 01:09:45,511 -I... -Lily, look. 1003 01:09:46,291 --> 01:09:48,530 Caleb's land is just on the other side of the fence. 1004 01:09:48,891 --> 01:09:51,391 Why don't we go over there and meet our new flock? 1005 01:09:52,271 --> 01:09:54,551 But we've never been to Caleb's land before. 1006 01:09:55,171 --> 01:09:57,751 We've never used the crossroads before either. 1007 01:09:58,011 --> 01:09:59,011 Come on. 1008 01:10:09,391 --> 01:10:10,511 It's like we're inside a cloud. 1009 01:10:10,931 --> 01:10:12,811 Do you think we're in the wrong place? 1010 01:10:13,071 --> 01:10:14,071 I don't think so. 1011 01:10:17,231 --> 01:10:18,231 Hello? 1012 01:10:38,371 --> 01:10:39,471 Hello... 1013 01:10:39,895 --> 01:10:41,395 My name is Lily... 1014 01:10:42,481 --> 01:10:43,761 And this is Mapple. 1015 01:10:44,961 --> 01:10:46,721 We're from the other side of the meadow. 1016 01:10:48,721 --> 01:10:50,501 Caleb is going to be our shepherd, too. 1017 01:10:55,041 --> 01:10:56,041 What? 1018 01:11:05,421 --> 01:11:06,421 What? 1019 01:11:07,021 --> 01:11:08,501 I don't know. 1020 01:11:13,661 --> 01:11:16,801 Maybe we shouldn't have come here after all. 1021 01:11:18,061 --> 01:11:19,061 We should leave. 1022 01:11:19,421 --> 01:11:20,901 Okay. 1023 01:11:21,281 --> 01:11:22,401 Which way do we go back? 1024 01:11:22,921 --> 01:11:24,221 That way, I think. 1025 01:11:29,241 --> 01:11:30,701 Look, there's a light. 1026 01:11:34,561 --> 01:11:36,261 This must be Caleb's barn. 1027 01:11:37,801 --> 01:11:39,001 We'll be safe here. 1028 01:11:43,871 --> 01:11:45,871 I don't think this is a barn at all. 1029 01:11:48,021 --> 01:11:49,721 -Maybe... -Wait... 1030 01:11:50,941 --> 01:11:52,141 What is this? 1031 01:11:54,021 --> 01:11:56,541 Lily, don't. We have to go. 1032 01:11:59,321 --> 01:12:01,681 Why is this sheep like this? 1033 01:12:02,101 --> 01:12:04,141 What are they doing to them? 1034 01:12:07,701 --> 01:12:09,241 Caleb? Oh, 1035 01:12:14,371 --> 01:12:16,131 Hello, dogs. 1036 01:12:18,581 --> 01:12:19,641 What's wrong with this one? 1037 01:12:21,461 --> 01:12:23,461 We aren't supposed to be here. 1038 01:12:35,671 --> 01:12:36,571 Faster, Lily! 1039 01:12:36,895 --> 01:12:37,895 I can't... 1040 01:12:48,171 --> 01:12:49,271 Sebastian... 1041 01:13:12,871 --> 01:13:13,971 Sebastian... 1042 01:13:14,195 --> 01:13:16,195 Oh, thank God you came. I thought we were going to die... 1043 01:13:19,371 --> 01:13:20,371 Sebastian? 1044 01:13:21,371 --> 01:13:22,971 Sebastian... Get up... 1045 01:13:25,871 --> 01:13:26,871 Lily... 1046 01:13:29,771 --> 01:13:30,871 I can't get up... 1047 01:13:40,691 --> 01:13:41,291 Lily... 1048 01:13:42,315 --> 01:13:43,127 He's dying. 1049 01:13:44,151 --> 01:13:45,151 What? 1050 01:13:46,851 --> 01:13:48,511 A sheep doesn't die. 1051 01:13:49,171 --> 01:13:50,071 We turn into clouds. 1052 01:13:50,231 --> 01:13:53,351 Turn into a cloud, Sebastian. Turn into a cloud. 1053 01:13:57,191 --> 01:13:58,971 I wish I could... 1054 01:14:01,111 --> 01:14:02,671 You shouldn't have come back. 1055 01:14:04,291 --> 01:14:05,731 Why did you come back? 1056 01:14:05,755 --> 01:14:07,155 I had to... 1057 01:14:07,479 --> 01:14:08,679 You are my flock... 1058 01:14:16,371 --> 01:14:17,371 I see him... 1059 01:14:20,271 --> 01:14:21,471 I see George... 1060 01:14:39,371 --> 01:14:40,471 It's Caleb... 1061 01:14:40,495 --> 01:14:41,595 We have to go... 1062 01:14:42,419 --> 01:14:43,219 Now, Lily... 1063 01:14:55,371 --> 01:14:56,071 Wake up... 1064 01:14:56,395 --> 01:14:57,695 Everyone wake up! 1065 01:14:57,971 --> 01:14:59,971 WAKE UPPPPP... 1066 01:14:59,995 --> 01:15:01,095 WAKE UPPPPP... 1067 01:15:01,119 --> 01:15:02,419 Follow me... 1068 01:15:15,271 --> 01:15:16,871 Don't stop, we have to go... 1069 01:15:16,895 --> 01:15:17,595 Now... 1070 01:15:17,619 --> 01:15:18,719 Leave? 1071 01:15:19,143 --> 01:15:20,443 What are you talking about? 1072 01:15:21,881 --> 01:15:22,881 Sebastian is dead. 1073 01:15:23,421 --> 01:15:25,361 You said we turn into clouds. 1074 01:15:26,821 --> 01:15:27,921 I was wrong. 1075 01:15:28,261 --> 01:15:29,261 We're dying... 1076 01:15:29,681 --> 01:15:31,481 I saw Sebastian die. 1077 01:15:31,901 --> 01:15:35,901 And if we don't leave here tonight, we're all going to die. 1078 01:15:37,021 --> 01:15:39,721 -Caleb turned the sheep into food. -Stop it! 1079 01:15:40,061 --> 01:15:42,301 Stop saying these horrible things! 1080 01:15:42,481 --> 01:15:44,641 I'm forgetting this incident right now. 1081 01:15:44,901 --> 01:15:46,181 -No, you can't. -Why? 1082 01:15:46,401 --> 01:15:48,881 Why would I want to remember something so horrible? 1083 01:15:50,221 --> 01:15:51,241 Because it's the truth. 1084 01:15:51,561 --> 01:15:53,281 If I don't remember it, it won't be true. 1085 01:15:53,701 --> 01:15:54,701 -One... -Stop. 1086 01:15:54,881 --> 01:15:56,801 -Two... -Ronnie, Betty, please. 1087 01:15:57,301 --> 01:15:58,301 -Three. 1088 01:16:02,081 --> 01:16:03,381 Hello, Lily. 1089 01:16:04,121 --> 01:16:05,181 I have a question. 1090 01:16:05,761 --> 01:16:07,161 What are we doing here? 1091 01:16:07,401 --> 01:16:10,521 I don't like this. Let's go back to the meadow. -Let's go back to the meadow... 1092 01:16:10,921 --> 01:16:11,921 No. 1093 01:16:12,341 --> 01:16:14,241 Don't. Please don't... 1094 01:16:17,981 --> 01:16:19,921 Sebastian was right about us... 1095 01:16:20,481 --> 01:16:22,201 We are fools... 1096 01:16:25,571 --> 01:16:28,971 This wasn't the first night I saw a sheep die... 1097 01:16:29,595 --> 01:16:30,595 Was it? 1098 01:16:31,019 --> 01:16:31,919 No... 1099 01:16:32,443 --> 01:16:33,943 How many times have I forgotten? 1100 01:16:35,567 --> 01:16:37,567 More than I can count... 1101 01:16:38,121 --> 01:16:39,901 Have you carried this all by yourself? 1102 01:16:39,925 --> 01:16:41,025 All this time? 1103 01:16:41,981 --> 01:16:45,461 Yes. I remember every bad thing. 1104 01:16:46,041 --> 01:16:48,601 But I remember the good things, too. 1105 01:16:50,221 --> 01:16:52,521 I remember my mother's face. 1106 01:16:53,141 --> 01:16:56,041 I remember my old friends and how much they loved me. 1107 01:16:56,361 --> 01:16:58,641 And you will remember Sebastian, too. 1108 01:17:01,421 --> 01:17:02,581 It hurts. 1109 01:17:03,741 --> 01:17:04,821 Remembering is painful. 1110 01:17:07,431 --> 01:17:11,771 But if you forget, you can't save the others, and Sebastian will have died for nothing. 1111 01:17:13,351 --> 01:17:17,871 Caleb will come for you tomorrow, and you will follow your new shepherd... 1112 01:17:18,071 --> 01:17:20,611 ...like all the other stupid, scared sheep. 1113 01:17:21,271 --> 01:17:23,591 And we will all die. 1114 01:17:25,531 --> 01:17:26,531 I'm sorry. 1115 01:17:26,971 --> 01:17:28,131 I'm really sorry... 1116 01:17:28,631 --> 01:17:32,291 But it's our memory that keeps our loved ones alive. 1117 01:17:55,251 --> 01:17:57,251 I'm sorry, Sebastian... 1118 01:17:57,275 --> 01:17:58,775 I'm not as strong as you. 1119 01:18:01,571 --> 01:18:02,571 One... 1120 01:18:03,595 --> 01:18:04,595 Two... 1121 01:18:12,171 --> 01:18:14,171 I lost someone once... 1122 01:18:14,595 --> 01:18:16,195 I know it hurts... 1123 01:18:17,019 --> 01:18:18,619 But with time, everything is left behind. 1124 01:18:18,643 --> 01:18:20,043 Only the beautiful things remain. 1125 01:18:21,941 --> 01:18:23,501 Are you really here? 1126 01:18:24,621 --> 01:18:25,841 Of course I'm here... 1127 01:18:26,351 --> 01:18:28,711 Because you haven't forgotten me. See how that works? 1128 01:18:29,171 --> 01:18:33,251 Yes, but it doesn't matter anymore. Caleb... 1129 01:18:33,275 --> 01:18:37,327 Caleb won't be able to do anything to my flock because you're going to save them... 1130 01:18:38,131 --> 01:18:39,131 But how? 1131 01:18:39,451 --> 01:18:41,071 You already know how. 1132 01:18:42,011 --> 01:18:46,331 If you find out who really did this, Lily, Rebecca will take the flock, 1133 01:18:46,355 --> 01:18:47,727 and you'll all be safe... 1134 01:18:48,051 --> 01:18:50,591 But what if I don't know who really did it? 1135 01:18:50,811 --> 01:18:54,911 Honestly. I've read dozens of these stories. They follow very simple rules. 1136 01:18:55,231 --> 01:18:56,631 But the rules didn't help. 1137 01:18:56,911 --> 01:19:00,911 The police don't think it was a drifter. Anyone could have returned to the crime scene, 1138 01:19:01,611 --> 01:19:04,631 ...Rebecca was the unexpected one and... -And...? 1139 01:19:06,851 --> 01:19:09,271 The victim is the most important clue. 1140 01:19:23,651 --> 01:19:24,651 That's my girl... 1141 01:19:33,251 --> 01:19:37,711 -Rebecca didn't do it. -Lily, slow down. -I know who did it, if I can prove it. 1142 01:19:37,711 --> 01:19:41,207 -Prove what? -It wasn't a grass stain. -Wait, wait, stop. 1143 01:19:41,791 --> 01:19:44,691 Yes. Oh, but I'm too big. I can't fit... 1144 01:19:44,715 --> 01:19:46,515 I can fit, Lily... 1145 01:19:48,539 --> 01:19:50,739 And I don't forget... 1146 01:19:53,261 --> 01:19:54,461 Put your whole leg inside... 1147 01:19:56,261 --> 01:20:00,021 Now put your other leg into this. 1148 01:20:03,545 --> 01:20:05,545 Okay, time to go... 1149 01:21:11,121 --> 01:21:12,761 What a strange town. 1150 01:21:14,581 --> 01:21:16,621 Do you think this will work? 1151 01:21:17,301 --> 01:21:18,301 I don't know. 1152 01:21:18,661 --> 01:21:20,221 All we can do is wait. 1153 01:21:23,561 --> 01:21:27,361 What did George tell you the morning before he died? 1154 01:21:28,081 --> 01:21:30,501 I saw him whisper something in your ear. 1155 01:21:31,601 --> 01:21:35,481 He said the winter lamb is the best kind of lamb. 1156 01:21:51,451 --> 01:21:55,311 -Sir? -Do you ever feel like you've forgotten something? 1157 01:21:55,511 --> 01:21:59,867 Is it what Lily told us last night that we chose to forget? 1158 01:21:59,891 --> 01:22:01,971 ...because we were, you know, scared, right? 1159 01:22:02,871 --> 01:22:06,931 I'm not scared, I'm definitely not scared, but yeah, that's it. 1160 01:22:07,211 --> 01:22:08,511 What should we do, brother? 1161 01:22:08,591 --> 01:22:12,331 I have no idea, but we can't do nothing, so we have to do something. 1162 01:22:13,251 --> 01:22:14,251 That's genius. 1163 01:22:14,371 --> 01:22:18,531 Well, come on then. Are we lame, or are we sheep? 1164 01:22:32,881 --> 01:22:33,881 Who did this? 1165 01:22:34,101 --> 01:22:40,241 -The lamb that came through the window... -The lamb that came through the window? 1166 01:22:40,441 --> 01:22:41,401 ...and worse... 1167 01:22:41,601 --> 01:22:44,161 It can't be worse than the window lamb. 1168 01:22:44,961 --> 01:22:51,461 I'm sure the lamb was taking orders from another sheep. 1169 01:22:53,821 --> 01:22:54,821 Sure... 1170 01:23:00,521 --> 01:23:01,821 What does that mean? 1171 01:23:14,911 --> 01:23:16,331 Nothing... 1172 01:24:09,141 --> 01:24:10,221 It didn't work... 1173 01:24:14,861 --> 01:24:15,901 Officer Derry. 1174 01:24:23,671 --> 01:24:24,671 Don't... 1175 01:24:53,371 --> 01:24:54,071 Stop... 1176 01:24:54,095 --> 01:24:54,795 Stop... 1177 01:24:57,331 --> 01:24:58,331 He didn't do it. 1178 01:24:58,631 --> 01:24:59,631 He didn't do it. 1179 01:25:00,391 --> 01:25:01,591 I know who did it. 1180 01:25:02,071 --> 01:25:03,831 I know who killed George Hardy. 1181 01:25:09,251 --> 01:25:10,271 Mrs. Harbuckle. 1182 01:25:11,531 --> 01:25:15,631 -No, no, no. -It turns out I was a fool. 1183 01:25:15,811 --> 01:25:17,031 But maybe not anymore. 1184 01:25:19,351 --> 01:25:23,091 Rebecca Hampstead was the prime suspect from the moment she arrived in Denbrook. 1185 01:25:23,291 --> 01:25:25,211 She had the strongest motive... 1186 01:25:25,451 --> 01:25:26,451 And she lied. 1187 01:25:26,771 --> 01:25:30,451 She was at George's farm on the night of the murder. Just as the real killer hoped. 1188 01:25:30,651 --> 01:25:35,731 A killer we never thought of. Because they weren't even a suspect. 1189 01:25:36,211 --> 01:25:41,551 The only person named in George's will who had an alibi. 1190 01:25:41,691 --> 01:25:43,171 A perfect alibi. 1191 01:25:44,031 --> 01:25:46,151 An alibi that wasn't even in the country. 1192 01:25:46,411 --> 01:25:47,411 -You mean... -Yes. 1193 01:25:47,831 --> 01:25:52,731 Peter Van Buren. Rebecca, you said George sent you a copy. 1194 01:25:52,931 --> 01:25:56,291 But I'm sure he sent one to his brother as well. 1195 01:25:56,650 --> 01:26:01,591 The brother who did some research and saw George's fortune, and decided to kill, 1196 01:26:01,791 --> 01:26:05,331 ...even if he had to, to get the 30 million... 1197 01:26:06,611 --> 01:26:09,491 But he had one major problem. 1198 01:26:09,891 --> 01:26:15,311 -Motive!! -I wanted to say it. -You made it look like I was the killer. 1199 01:26:17,451 --> 01:26:22,831 MOTIVE! If a murder victim leaves you a fortune in their will, then you are 1200 01:26:23,031 --> 01:26:23,991 the prime suspect. 1201 01:26:24,091 --> 01:26:28,111 But if he leaves it to his sister, and she becomes an accomplice... 1202 01:26:28,131 --> 01:26:32,431 The money automatically goes to the next of kin. -Please don't, I'm having a moment here. 1203 01:26:32,691 --> 01:26:33,691 I'm sorry. 1204 01:26:34,151 --> 01:26:35,211 Next of kin. 1205 01:26:36,271 --> 01:26:40,271 The only question left is where is he hiding? 1206 01:26:40,831 --> 01:26:41,951 Who am I looking for? 1207 01:26:42,311 --> 01:26:44,911 Someone hiding in plain sight. 1208 01:26:45,391 --> 01:26:47,591 Someone who changed their name. 1209 01:26:48,071 --> 01:26:54,051 For example, Chastity Cramps became Rebecca Hampstead. 1210 01:26:54,801 --> 01:27:01,561 And Peter Van Buren... And Peter Van Buren... Became Elliot Matthews. 1211 01:27:07,901 --> 01:27:08,981 It never crossed my mind. 1212 01:27:10,521 --> 01:27:11,821 Tim, you're embarrassing yourself. 1213 01:27:13,041 --> 01:27:16,081 I don't live in South Africa. I live in this country and I work for a newspaper. 1214 01:27:16,321 --> 01:27:17,181 I know. 1215 01:27:17,681 --> 01:27:21,961 I assume you've been living in this country for a while as "Elliot Matthews." 1216 01:27:22,161 --> 01:27:23,671 Mimicking the accent. 1217 01:27:24,411 --> 01:27:28,991 George told you Rebecca was coming to visit, didn't he? 1218 01:27:29,251 --> 01:27:34,991 It was the perfect opportunity to frame her. All you needed was 1219 01:27:35,015 --> 01:27:36,687 a reason to come to Denbrook. 1220 01:27:36,711 --> 01:27:38,431 Like a cultural festival. 1221 01:27:39,191 --> 01:27:40,871 Your plan was simple. 1222 01:27:41,651 --> 01:27:47,651 First, make a big scene by leaving Denbrook. Then a convenient car 1223 01:27:47,675 --> 01:27:49,675 ...accident brought you back. 1224 01:27:51,101 --> 01:27:55,601 Later that night, after Rebecca had left, 1225 01:27:55,625 --> 01:27:57,325 you did what you came to do. 1226 01:28:13,451 --> 01:28:15,151 You poisoned your father... 1227 01:28:16,741 --> 01:28:18,941 and planted a new will. 1228 01:28:21,781 --> 01:28:23,621 But your father was stronger than you expected. 1229 01:28:25,501 --> 01:28:26,701 There was a struggle. 1230 01:28:27,871 --> 01:28:29,371 But in the end, you won. 1231 01:28:30,861 --> 01:28:34,841 All that remained was to ensure your sister took the blame. 1232 01:28:35,261 --> 01:28:36,661 You were clever. 1233 01:28:37,601 --> 01:28:40,641 You knew she would be evicted the day Ms. Harbottle read the will. 1234 01:28:43,161 --> 01:28:47,361 Mr. Van Buren, this is Lydia Harbour, can you hear me? 1235 01:28:47,385 --> 01:28:49,285 Yes, the connection is very clear. Thank you. 1236 01:28:49,750 --> 01:28:53,871 As for the badgers, it was very easy to scatter them in Rebecca's room. 1237 01:28:54,371 --> 01:28:57,531 Small town inn, easy to get into. 1238 01:28:58,591 --> 01:29:03,251 It was almost perfect, Elliot, but you left a clue I hadn't understood until now. 1239 01:29:03,251 --> 01:29:05,891 George's hands. 1240 01:29:06,831 --> 01:29:07,831 George's hands. 1241 01:29:08,651 --> 01:29:09,771 One was blue, one was green. 1242 01:29:11,891 --> 01:29:15,191 The blue made sense. It was what made him rich... But the green? 1243 01:29:15,631 --> 01:29:19,171 Why green? 1244 01:29:19,471 --> 01:29:20,471 And then some friends, some very good detective friends, 1245 01:29:21,131 --> 01:29:26,991 made me think. 1246 01:29:31,271 --> 01:29:32,271 Blue and yellow. A mix of blue and yellow makes green. 1247 01:29:33,231 --> 01:29:38,561 Just like the green stain I saw on the blue on George's hand. 1248 01:29:38,761 --> 01:29:43,891 Just like the stain on the blue pillowcase stolen from the inn where you slept the night you killed George. 1249 01:29:43,915 --> 01:29:49,067 George's hands were stained blue from the medicine that night, but then, 1250 01:29:49,851 --> 01:29:55,921 he grabbed someone's hair, someone who used cheap yellow hair dye. 1251 01:29:56,121 --> 01:30:02,406 Someone whose hair dye ran in the rain and turned George's hand green... 1252 01:30:02,606 --> 01:30:07,468 Someone who was blonde just before coming to Denbrook because they didn't want anyone, 1253 01:30:07,668 --> 01:30:12,531 for even a second, to think they resembled their sister. 1254 01:30:12,731 --> 01:30:16,011 Or their father... 1255 01:30:16,191 --> 01:30:17,391 Isn't that right, Peter? 1256 01:30:17,915 --> 01:30:19,047 Yes... 1257 01:30:19,071 --> 01:30:20,107 No, that's crazy and completely unprovable. So, would it be a problem if I took this? 1258 01:30:20,131 --> 01:30:28,091 Not at all. 1259 01:30:33,331 --> 01:30:34,331 I must admit, I'm not a natural blonde. 1260 01:30:35,791 --> 01:30:38,651 I suppose I should also admit to brushing my teeth and waxing my chest. 1261 01:30:39,031 --> 01:30:43,591 I bet you're a vegetarian. 1262 01:30:44,451 --> 01:30:46,171 So, you had to accuse me of murder just because I dye my hair? 1263 01:30:46,451 --> 01:30:49,111 You're not taking me to court. I'm taking you. 1264 01:30:49,135 --> 01:30:50,747 You misunderstood. 1265 01:30:50,771 --> 01:30:53,731 This isn't hair dye. This is DNA... 1266 01:30:59,631 --> 01:31:00,651 If you're George Hardy's son, then you're Peter Van Buren. 1267 01:31:01,371 --> 01:31:04,751 And you're the real killer... 1268 01:31:06,911 --> 01:31:11,591 I've got you. 1269 01:31:11,971 --> 01:31:15,491 I've got you. 1270 01:31:17,035 --> 01:31:18,035 Bravo, Darry. 1271 01:31:19,059 --> 01:31:20,059 -You came. -Yes... 1272 01:31:26,371 --> 01:31:27,371 What happened? 1273 01:31:40,771 --> 01:31:42,771 Because there is a good reason to butt heads. 1274 01:31:43,495 --> 01:31:44,195 Turkish translation and synchronization: ufukbaba 1275 01:31:48,271 --> 01:31:52,171 Justice? 1276 01:31:54,071 --> 01:32:02,071 Just us... 1277 01:32:14,171 --> 01:32:15,171 I have millions... Do you hear? 1278 01:32:16,821 --> 01:32:17,821 My millions... 1279 01:32:22,971 --> 01:32:24,971 Look... On behalf of the entire Denbrook Police Department, we offer our sincere apologies. 1280 01:32:24,995 --> 01:32:26,095 Is there anyone else but you? 1281 01:32:43,421 --> 01:32:50,221 No. 1282 01:32:52,541 --> 01:32:53,741 I want to apologize. 1283 01:32:54,741 --> 01:32:55,741 Thank you. 1284 01:32:56,761 --> 01:32:58,221 Ah. 1285 01:33:00,301 --> 01:33:01,301 Look. 1286 01:33:06,501 --> 01:33:07,501 Window lamb? 1287 01:33:09,961 --> 01:33:10,961 Window lamb. 1288 01:33:12,721 --> 01:33:13,721 I think you'll be staying around here for a while. 1289 01:33:15,121 --> 01:33:16,161 You know, I just got out of prison, so I might need some time. 1290 01:33:19,231 --> 01:33:21,071 I hope you stay. 1291 01:33:21,431 --> 01:33:25,971 Maybe. 1292 01:33:30,251 --> 01:33:31,751 It's on us. 1293 01:33:32,431 --> 01:33:33,431 Oh, wait. 1294 01:34:11,425 --> 01:34:12,725 I'm sorry. 1295 01:34:20,411 --> 01:34:21,411 I saw this. 1296 01:34:26,071 --> 01:34:27,611 It was in the mail bag and... I mean, I didn't know you were his daughter and I... 1297 01:34:30,311 --> 01:34:31,611 I bought him that rose-scented paper, I mean... You can guess. 1298 01:34:32,631 --> 01:34:38,611 Were you in love with him? 1299 01:34:38,811 --> 01:34:42,411 He tried. 1300 01:34:42,831 --> 01:34:44,331 But George loved your mother. 1301 01:34:50,381 --> 01:34:51,381 There was no room in his heart for anyone else. 1302 01:34:52,061 --> 01:34:54,141 I used to wonder what your mother looked like... 1303 01:34:55,181 --> 01:34:57,581 But there's no need for that now. 1304 01:34:59,181 --> 01:35:01,061 I wish I had asked him more about my mother. 1305 01:35:02,101 --> 01:35:03,381 I don't even know her name. 1306 01:35:05,421 --> 01:35:07,381 Lilly... 1307 01:35:08,801 --> 01:35:10,181 Her name was Lilly. 1308 01:35:10,881 --> 01:35:11,881 Of course, the fake will is not valid. 1309 01:35:12,905 --> 01:35:14,005 But you will still get his sheep and his land. 1310 01:35:20,511 --> 01:35:22,891 So that's nice. 1311 01:35:23,251 --> 01:35:26,951 I apologize for bothering you. 1312 01:35:27,171 --> 01:35:28,171 Look, Ham and I are trying to run this new business. 1313 01:35:28,791 --> 01:35:30,391 We have a good bank behind us. Yes. And basically, we want to buy your farm and the sheep. 1314 01:35:30,971 --> 01:35:34,831 -Two killers. -Excuse me? 1315 01:35:35,251 --> 01:35:39,611 My father had found out that you were slaughtering sheep on his land. 1316 01:35:39,811 --> 01:35:41,091 You two are killers. 1317 01:35:42,311 --> 01:35:44,291 -So, two businessmen. -And ones who offer a good price. 1318 01:35:44,891 --> 01:35:47,891 Do you know their names? 1319 01:35:48,171 --> 01:35:50,011 -Whose? -He told me their names. 1320 01:35:50,431 --> 01:35:54,191 There's Lilly. 1321 01:35:55,251 --> 01:35:56,851 And Mapple. 1322 01:35:57,571 --> 01:35:59,731 And the big fluffy one is Cloud. He says she's a total diva. And the woolly one 1323 01:36:00,591 --> 01:36:02,151 he named Woolly Eyes, which I thought was obvious, but he said, 1324 01:36:04,491 --> 01:36:05,491 "Hey, they never complained." 1325 01:36:05,931 --> 01:36:10,441 -Look, Ms. Hampson. -Hardy. 1326 01:36:10,641 --> 01:36:13,911 Rebecca Hardy. 1327 01:36:14,411 --> 01:36:15,991 I'm changing it. 1328 01:36:16,361 --> 01:36:18,021 I don't do name changes. 1329 01:36:18,521 --> 01:36:19,521 I'm sorry, Ms. Hardy, but good luck. 1330 01:36:19,881 --> 01:36:21,001 Wait... 1331 01:36:21,241 --> 01:36:22,961 What if I want more sheep? 1332 01:36:23,601 --> 01:36:25,381 Can I get a good bank behind me? 1333 01:36:28,171 --> 01:36:29,171 Lily, how did you manage to solve it? 1334 01:36:29,541 --> 01:36:31,861 Of course she solved it. She's the smartest sheep in the world. 1335 01:36:32,601 --> 01:36:34,501 Oh, okay... 1336 01:36:36,281 --> 01:36:39,241 I used to think I was, but I'm not. 1337 01:36:39,581 --> 01:36:43,301 I made mistakes... When the winter lamb said it saw George's ghost, 1338 01:36:43,561 --> 01:36:44,561 I should have listened, but instead I... 1339 01:36:44,741 --> 01:36:47,141 I have thousands of questions. 1340 01:36:47,441 --> 01:36:51,301 Where is your face? 1341 01:36:51,301 --> 01:36:52,981 You're broken. 1342 01:37:17,651 --> 01:37:19,751 I'm broken too. 1343 01:37:24,511 --> 01:37:26,251 It is a common belief that sheep are by far the dumbest of all farm animals. 1344 01:37:28,491 --> 01:37:30,551 But that is actually not true. 1345 01:37:30,931 --> 01:37:33,031 Sheep are not only intelligent, they are also inspiring. 1346 01:38:57,411 --> 01:39:02,691 This place is beautiful, but a bit lonely. 1347 01:39:05,991 --> 01:39:07,891 George, that's your name. 1348 01:39:08,991 --> 01:39:12,191 Every sheep should have a name. 1349 01:39:32,741 --> 01:39:36,161 George... 1350 01:39:40,341 --> 01:39:44,021 My name is George. 1351 01:39:45,221 --> 01:39:47,101 Hello, George! 1352 01:39:49,961 --> 01:39:50,761 We're like people. 1353 01:40:25,311 --> 01:40:26,331 Above all, they value belonging. 1354 01:40:28,151 --> 01:40:29,151 They let themselves belong to us. 1355 01:40:37,071 --> 01:40:38,071 And that's how we realize we belong to them. 1356 01:40:38,801 --> 01:40:40,501 ... 1357 01:40:42,101 --> 01:40:44,641 ... 1358 01:40:45,601 --> 01:40:50,081 ... 1359 01:40:50,164 --> 01:40:54,143 SUBTITLE GENERATED BY SUBTEKS.ME 102500