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I'm Mark Sheldon sir, reporting for duty.

Oh yes, glad to meet you Mark. Have a nice trip?

Well, I lost a lot of sleep worrying about this meeting.

Yes, I felt the same way myself the first time I reported for duty.

But I got over it, so will you.

- Sit down. - Thank you.

Now, we'll have our first and possibly our last talk.

- How's everything in Kansas City? - Fine, thanks.

- You, you know what you getting into Mark? - Yes sir.

In joining our under cover staff, you'll have to burn all your bridges behind you.

- I've done that sir. - You are joining an army.

An army, where there are no banners, no medals for heroism...

and death is the only honorable discharge.

When you walk out of that door you're starting on a lonely road.

You get into trouble, we won't help you. We'll deny that you're one of our men.

I understand.

Well, I'd hoped you would let me talk you out.

Your full instructions.

Of course, you'll have to use various names from now on...

depending upon where and what you are working on.

Now, with us you will always have a number.

It'll never change, remember, 64.

Sixty four.

Your opposite number will be 46.

My opposite number?

Yes, you see, wouldn't be fair or even sensible...

to send you out on your first assignment alone.

Now, 46 is been with us a long time, he's a good man, you'll like him.

May I ask what he's working on?

Well, I won't know until his work is finished and he's made his report.

You can still change your mind.

All right, good luck 64.

Thank you sir.

Raise your right hand and repeat after me.

- I, Mark Sheldon do solemnly swear... - I, Mark Sheldon do solemnly swear...

What do you want? The office is closed.

It's too bad. I came a long way to talk business.

- A long way? - Kansas City, by way of Washington.

Oh, come in.

All right, what is it you want?

Want to find out the market price of National Debentures.

Those Washington specials.

- Are you a stockholder? - Yes.

- For how long? - Since last Tuesday night at 9:46.

- How many shares do you own? - Sixty four.

- How many do you want to buy? - Forty six.

I have exactly 46. I think we can make a deal.

Certainly glad you got here.

Let's go into my office, we'll get acquainted.

- Well, you ready to go to work? - Yes sir.

Now look, we're partners. None of that sir business with me.

Come on, sit down.

I've been working on this case for six months.

I've got a lot of information but so far I haven't been able to prove a thing.

Now, I'll tell you one thing.

You and I are going to try to smash the dirtiest racket any man ever invented.

- Don't tell me there's a new racket? - Yeah, right here.

That is an island, Dead Man's Island.

And a very good name for it too.

It's United States territory but it's so small and...

unimportant nobody pays any attention to it.

Except the man we're after, he owns it.

Did you ever hear of a man by the name of Danel, Stephen Danel?

I don't think so.

Well, Stephen Danel is our man, Lincoln freed the slaves.

Mr. Danel is back in the trade, doing very well at it too.

- What's his nationality? - I don't know, might be anything.

He's an American citizen now and that makes him our problem.

He deals in paroled men.

Convicts, who think he's giving them a new start in life.

But what they really get is a slow, living death.

Stop it, stop shooting.

Hello, hello. Information?

Get away from that telephone. Don't you know any better than that?

You've got to have a doctor.

Beat it, the fire escape.

If they catch you in here, spoil everything.

Remember, Danel.

Good luck.

Get back. Get back, come on.

Get back now.

All right, stand back. Will you please?

Get back. Watch it.

All right, stand back there, get back.

Come on, come on.

- Why did you kill him? - I didn't.

- Then who did? - I wish I knew.

Who are you? What's your name?

Ok, we'll find out.

- Your fingerprints are on that gun. - I told you I used that gun...

Shooting at whoever was on the fire escape.

You burnt something here, what?

That's my business.

You admit you were here when this guy was killed?

Yes.

All right.

You're locked in this office with the guy, he gets shot in the back.

Your fingerprints are on the gun, nobody else, we catch you trying to make a getaway.

That's right.

- And you didn't kill him? - No.

And you haven't got a name.

If you want a name, make it John Smith.

All right, wise guy.

Maybe you'll change your story tomorrow.

Come on, Mr. Smith.

- What happened sir? - A guy just killed somebody.

- Shot him down like a dog. - Oh, but that's shocking, isn't it?

They're bringing him out now.

Say, I never saw a murderer before, did you?

No.

All right folks, break it up, let him get out. Break it up, come on, get out.

- Back up, get off. - All right. Come on, get back you.

- Is everything ok? - Of course.

Police just took the unfortunate gentleman away.

Why should an old story affect you so deeply Mr. Brand?

This were the first time but, of course it isn't.

Chicago was the first time, wasn't it? And then San Francisco?

You ought to do something about your nervous condition Mr. Brand.

Nervous men sometimes talk too much and they make mistakes.

And you mustn't make mistakes Mr. Brand.

And you must never talk too much.

But I got a right to know what's happened.

Oh, yes, of course. You see Mr. Brand...

the man who was so interested in my personal affairs is quite dead.

And a gentleman who came to see him is under arrest for murder.

But maybe know something.

You don't have to worry about that.

I'll watch this case.

Good night Mr. Brand and...

pleasant dreams.

Before imposing sentence I must say to you, John Smith...

I feel as I'm sure the jurors felt...

that much of the real story of your crime is not been told.

And I must add that your refusal to tell the true story...

to identify yourself or to offer any believable defense...

probably had much to do with the jury's verdict.

No evidence was introduced to show there was any gain for you in the crime you committed.

The peculiar circumstances of this case...

justify the jury in returning a verdict of guilty.

Under the law, I must sentence you to be committed to the State Penitentiary...

and there to serve a term of from one to 20 years.

Have you any statement you wish to make to this court?

I have nothing to say.

We're all set Mr. Danel.

Thank you Captain.

I trust you understand why it is necessary to punish this young man.

Where men live and work together discipline is essential.

Quite essential and...

Sometimes an object lesson becomes necessary as it has today.

Unfortunately, this is causing all of us to lose valuable time from our work.

- Twenty lashes Captain. - Yes sir.

Eddie, I hope I'll hear good reports on your conduct hereafter.

Come Doctor.

Oh come on, shake hands, now shake hands. Come on give me your hand, give me your hand.

- Siggy. - Yes sir.

Don't you have any work to do for Mrs. Danel?

Keep that monkey away from me.

Yes sir.

Very lovely, these flowers.

I had a very annoying afternoon.

Please Lorraine, put on something else, I don't like that.

Then come back, I want you to play for me.

I wouldn't, if I were you.

Your hands, Doctor.

You really ought to keep yourself cleaner.

I'm sorry.

You know, I am leaving for the mainland tomorrow Doctor.

- Yes? - Yes.

To bring back some friends I've kept track of.

Friends like Mr. Smith.

The young man is made repeated applications for parole.

Naturally he wants to get out of prison, all convicts do but...

in his case he might've a special reason for wanting out and...

I think I ought to help Mr. Smith to get his parole.

What do you think Doctor?

Mr. Danel, I probably shouldn't say this.

I don't want you to be offended, but I wonder...

You're trying to say I should stop...

shall we say, recruiting paroled men for my island?

- Yes, yes, it's dangerous. - Yes, very dangerous.

But not as dangerous Doctor, as if I were to employ ordinary workmen who might...

be able to tell too much. Also the work is very hard.

Men who could leave, would.

No Doctor, I think for our purpose paroled men are much better.

Men like yourself.

Yes Mr. Danel.

I'm so glad you agree with me Doctor.

Yes, Mr. Smith,

I shall talk to you very soon.

You may go Doctor.

My favorite gown.

And one of my favorite pieces of music.

How did you know I like the Nocturne so well?

Oh, you told me, a long time ago.

I, I didn't want to play it for you until...

until I was sure I knew it perfectly.

It's very thoughtful of you Lorraine.

You going away tomorrow, aren't you?

I wish I could go with you.

I get so lonely when you're away.

Do you?

Please take me with you this time.

I remember when I saw you the first time on the stage.

You were beautiful.

Very beautiful.

But your acting was always unconvincing to me.

I can't stand staying here, I can't.

You afraid to take me with you, I know too much.

Afraid?

But darling, don't you know that a man's wife can never testify against him?

- And you are my wife. - Yes.

Because I was a fool.

Of course you'd leave me if you could once we reached the mainland but...

I couldn't let you do that.

I need you here.

Remember when...

when you met me and told me how much you'd love to leave the stage and come with me?

Remember Lorraine?

For rich and for poorer, for better and for worse...

- in sickness and in health... - Stop talking about it.

I don't regret my bargain, you do.

You must get over that.

This is your home and a man's wife must always be in his home and...

waiting for him, isn't that right?

Lorraine, you mustn't walk away when I'm talking to you.

Look, my dear.

The largest and finest diamond ever found on my island.

I'm going to give it to you.

- I don't want it. - I know that, but I want you to have it.

You are enjoying this so much, aren't you?

I'm a prisoner here.

You'll never let me leave, you don't dare.

All right, I'm here, aren't you satisfied? Isn't that enough? Stop torturing me.

I believe in giving deserving men decent jobs in pleasant surroundings...

a chance to earn peace and contentment.

The men who work with me...

are free of all the things that make criminals out of paroled men.

I've gone over the list of applicants before your board and...

I am especially interested in a young man who calls himself John Smith.

I ask you to parole him in my custody and promise you gentlemen, if...

you let him come with me...

he'll never again be a burden on your taxpayers or on society.

Here gentlemen, is my little island.

You better fasten your belts.

- Line up. - Line up.

Come on, come on.

Come on, out of there.

What you want?

Mr. Danel will want you in the picture with the new men.

- How many this time? - Five.

And how long will they live?

One moment gentlemen.

We have no police on the island, so one has to take certain precautions.

Oh, I wouldn't touch those wires if I were you Mr. Smith.

There's a slight electric current passing through them.

To keep out the animals and snakes, you see, the jungle comes awfully close to us here.

Gentlemen.

My dear, I've missed you.

Gentlemen, my wife.

I think we will all remember this day and...

as a souvenir I thought we'd all pose for a little picture.

Sort of record of the visitors to my island which I'd like to keep.

Over here, I think would be all right.

- You don't mind gentlemen, do you? - No, no.

My dear, I think it would be nice if you pose shaking hands with Mr. Smith.

Lorraine please.

- All ready Doctor? - All ready Mr. Danel.

Now, let's all have a nice happy smile?

- I think I moved. - Thank you gentlemen.

Let's all be seated over there Mr. Borgo. Sit right down please, over there.

Siggy, I want to compliment you on this charming arrangement.

- Have you lived here long Mrs. Danel? - Three years.

You visit the mainland sometimes, don't you?

I, I never leave the island.

Oh, I should think you'd enjoy going on these trips with Mr. Danel.

Lorraine, your guests are waiting.

- Thank you Mr. Smith. - You're very fortunate man Mr. Danel.

I think so Mr. Smith.

This reminds me of old times before my...

Before my trouble.

You can forget all about your troubles here Mr. Ames.

I don't imagine you greatly enjoy sitting at a table with convicts, do you Mrs. Danel?

- You like your lunch Mr. Smith? - Very much.

Eat fast, it's the last square meal you'll get.

You dirty, slave trading rat.

- How did he get in here? - Made a break and slugged the guard.

- I'm sorry Mr. Danel. - Take him away and hurry up.

Help them Doctor.

- Brand, watch these men. - But why they do shoot him?

They'll shoot you too if you don't do exactly what you're told to.

- But, Mr. Danel... - Get away from me.

Put your hands up, all of you.

- Step over here. - Come on, get going.

Let go of my wife Mr. Smith.

You heard Mr. Danel, put your hands up.

Move.

Go into the house Lorraine.

Captain.

I'm sorry gentlemen, you didn't have time to finish your meal.

But you'll have to go with Captain Cort now.

And remember, you'll be shot if you ever dare to come near this place again.

- Take them away Captain. - Come on, move.

- Clean up that mess. - Yes sir, yes sir.

Was Mitchell Doctor, wasn't it?

- Dead? - Not yet.

Don't forget to have some extra prints of the picture we just took.

Promised I'd send one of our friend Mr. Smith to the Warden.

What do you plan to do about him?

What do I plan to do about him?

I've many plans for Mr. Smith.

I've been away for a long time. You should be very glad to see me.

- I hate the sight of you. - I know that.

Lorraine, you've been in Mr. Smith's arms. Nothing like that must ever happen again.

It embarrasses me. You are my wife and he's a murderer.

- And what are you? - I'm your husband.

Lorraine...

remember this stone?

You can't bribe me with that.

- Why should I bribe you? - You've tried everything else and failed.

- No matter what you do, you'll always fail. - I've never failed and I will never fail.

- I won't wear that, you can't make me. - Of course you will.

So Mr. Smith approves of my taste, eh?

There's only one thing that Mr. Smith doesn't know.

What I own I keep, but he'll learn.

So will you.

Take off your irons.

Hurry up, hurry up, in front of your beds.

Come on, move along, move along.

Why don't you get the doctor for him, if he is a doctor.

- What's that to you? - Nothing, only he's dying.

You don't want to lose any good hard workers, do you?

Come on, quit faking.

- I'm not faking. - Maybe need a taste of this.

Well, if he ain't better in the morning, he's going to get it.

And you'll want to stop talking so much, now get to your bed.

Lie down.

Chains.

Captain, Mr. Danel wants to see Mr. Smith up the house.

- What is he want with you? - Maybe wants a new captain.

- Mr. Danel said to bring him up right away. - Ok, go on.

I'll be walking right behind you, so don't start anything.

Why should I? I like it here.

- Go on. - Sure, Captain.

I just wondered who is playing. See, I'm quite a music lover.

Go to your room Lorraine, please.

I've never had a chance to hear how you talk to your other prisoners.

You mind if I stay? It might impress me.

Go to your room.

Come in, Captain, Mr. Smith.

You'll forgive me if I don't ask you to sit down Mr. Smith but...

your clothes and my furniture, I'm sure you understand.

Were you actually stupid enough Mr. Smith to believe you were fooling me?

I don't know what you mean.

You see, I had an office in a building.

Across the hall a man was killed and you were convicted of murder.

- I know who that man was Mr. Smith. - So does anybody who read about the trial.

- His name was Jackson. - Jackson wasn't his real name.

Oh, wasn't it?

I want to know how much that man told you and who else knows what he told you.

- He didn't tell me anything. - Don't lie to me Mr. Smith.

You saw a man shot today. I can have you shot too...

- and no one will ever know. - I know that.

But I can also let you live and you may live for a long time.

- I know that too. - And don't you think you better tell me?

I don't know what you're talking about.

- Captain. - Yes sir.

- This man is a government agent. - You got a great imagination Mr. Danel.

- Shut up. - Thank you Captain.

Oh Captain, I think you know what would happen to you if...

outsiders found out about our island.

And this gentleman seems to believe we can't make him tell.

Who else besides himself knows about this?

I'm afraid you'll have to use your ingenuity Captain.

And of course...

we don't want him to die until he is told us what he knows.

Take him out Captain.

We have plenty of time Mr. Smith...

all the time in the world.

Get on there.

Lock him.

Maybe you'd better call out the US Marines, come on, let's get some sleep.

You're wasting your time.

There's only one way out of here.

Make them kill you.

Don't die day at a time.

Get it over...

then you can rest.

Dead men can't work.

Never get out until you die.

Then you get parole...

to a pine box.

Here, let me take it Eddie.

- How long have you been here? - Three years.

- You must know a lot about the island. - I ought to.

- Anybody ever try to get away? - Sure.

Lots of them, nobody ever made it though.

It's 480 miles to the nearest island and sharks are all around the island.

Some guys have tried to build a raft or a boat but they always get caught.

- Maybe they went at the wrong way. - What you mean?

Well, there's plenty to know. There's a couple of guards.

If you boys had worked together maybe something might happen.

- Take the island away from them. - What will we use, our hands?

- What do you two guys talking about? - Not a thing.

- Siggy, would you do something for me? - Yes ma'am, if I can.

You can get out of here sometimes, I can't.

You know the new man who just came, John Smith?

I got to talk to him.

Oh, but you're not allowed to talk to the men.

I got to talk to him.

Siggy, you want to get off this island, don't you?

- Don't you? - Oh, sure, sure I do, but...

Well, I'll do the best I can.

I'll be down there when they are feeding the men,

- And maybe I'll get a chance to talk to him. - Try, will you?

I've asked you not to come in the kitchen Lorraine.

I just wanted to make sure everything was perfect for dinner.

I know how anything imperfect upsets you.

It's very thoughtful of you, thank you.

- What did Mrs. Danel really want Siggy? - Oh, just what she said Mr. Danel.

I've told you I don't want the monkey in the house, didn't I?

Yes sir.

Step up, step up.

Come on, step into it, step into it.

Second line move in.

Come on, move in, move in.

Hurry up, back there, hurry up.

I can't eat this stuff, the smell of it makes me sick.

It's better nothing, I guess.

Come on, move on, move on.

What you standing there for?

Come on, move up, step up, step up.

- I got to talk to you. - What about?

Mrs. Danel wants to see you.

What?

Now look, I got to talk fast, so listen.

She doesn't like it here any more than we do.

And she wants to get out too.

She thinks maybe you can help her, I told her you couldn't.

- Danel sent you, didn't he? - Oh, no, no.

If he even knew I was talking to you, they'd tie me to the post.

She's awful anxious to see you.

That's all I know and I got to get out of here.

- I did like you told me to. - What did he say?

Nothing.

Well, I'd better get out of here.

If Mr. Danel knew I was talking to you like this, I don't know what he'd do.

I did the best I could, honest I did.

Good night.

Didn't I tell you about that monkey? I'll teach you.

Don't.

Throw that thing out.

Didn't you hear me?

You're so brave, against things that can't fight back.

Don't...

Don't make me do anything else Lorraine.

Please don't.

Oh yes, I...

Have a little business with Mr. Smith.

I'll be back.

Don't overdo it Captain.

There's a lot Mr. Smith ought to tell me and may want to tell me before you finished.

Oh, and be sure that he's able to work tomorrow.

Goodnight Mr. Smith.

Ok, can beat me to death, so what?

Danel gets another man to take my place.

You two, if your foot slips, he gets another man to take your place.

And what do you get for it?

Danel sits up on his hill with his safe full of diamonds...

and you do all his dirty work.

Just a big, dumb ox. You do all the work and Danel gets all the gravy.

Why don't you get smart? You silly ape.

Come on, wake up, come on.

- What's the matter? - Got a patient for you.

And take good care of him Doc. You know, he's Danel's pet prisoner.

Hate to lose him.

You're not going to leave me alone with him.

What's the matter with the gun?

Come on, let's go.

Lorraine?

Crying Lorraine?

Many men are whipped on this island, you've never cried before.

Mr. Smith...

you've only seen him once.

He's tall and dark...

quite attractive, I suppose.

Why speak about it?

It so unimportant.

Captain.

What's the matter Captain? The man is on the island, can't you find him?

We've been looking for him all night Mr. Danel.

And you'll keep looking for him every day and every night until you do find him.

Or I'll get a captain who can.

Come on.

- Don't touch those wires. - I know.

You said Mrs. Danel wanted see me.

Tell her I'm here, if she's got anything to say, she can come out.

Tell her I won't be here long.

They'll get you, you better get away from here, quick.

Maybe, go on now, go on.

Hey look.

You follow his trail, I'll be back at the house.

Over there.

Talk fast Mrs. Danel, you said you wanted to see me, why?

Are you really working for the government?

What difference does that make?

I'm as much a prisoner here as you are, as any of the men down there.

Oh, I was a fool, I...

I wanted a good home and security.

That's why I married Stephen Danel.

I've been a prisoner ever since and I'll be a prisoner until he kills me or I die.

Can you help me get away? Can I help you whatever you're trying to do?

- Has he got a radio sending set? - No.

Any guns in the house?

Yes, in a locked room, I've never been in it.

You're taking a big chance being with me now.

- Will you take a bigger one? - I'll do anything.

We got to get guns.

I'll pick men I can trust among the prisoners,

wait for our break, open up on the guards and take over the island.

It's the only way. Can you get your husband's keys?

- I don't know. - Would you try?

Yes.

I'm going back now. I can't swing this alone.

We got to take our time but you take your time too.

We've got to have those keys.

Go back in the house now, hurry.

Lorraine.

- Where are you Lorraine? - Here I am.

What is it?

You look breathless and upset.

I wonder why.

I'm just happy, because my husband is home.

I don't like you when you talk like that.

I'm so sorry.

Of course, you know that Mr. Smith is at liberty.

Mr. Smith?

- Yes I, I remember. - Where were you right now Lorraine?

- Why, in my room. - Alone?

Of course.

Listen, you stand still, I got you covered.

You got a strong trigger finger but a weak mind.

Listen you...

One minute isn't going to cost you anything.

Now, you do some listening and some thinking.

Your boss wants to know who I am. Well, I'm a smart guy.

I killed a guy that was after Danel, sure. But I found out what he knew first.

I found out where there was a stack of diamonds...

just waiting for someone to come along and get them.

He thinks I'm a government man. Well, I'm not, I'm on my own.

I had a tough time getting here and it's going to be a whole lot tougher getting out.

So if I can get off this island and back to the States, I got connections.

I can sell Danel's stuff for more cash than you'd see if you live a million years.

Unless you get smart.

What do you think you're doing?

If you work with me, we can make the biggest cleanup that ever happened.

Or you can take me back, whip the life out of me and tell Danel what a fine boy you are.

And sooner or later you'll be dead.

Well, if you're such a big shot, what do you want with me?

I want a partner, a chance to move around and figure the angles.

You're a swell target.

I didn't have to talk to you, you know. Go on, take it.

But if there's any brain in that thick head of yours, use it.

Come on, start walking.

You claim you got big ideas. Tell them to me and make it fast.

- And you want to make a deal? - Now, I don't know what you got to sell.

Well, if we're going to take over the island, we've got to get rid of Danel.

We got to be able to get at the guns he's got in the house...

and the plane he's got locked up in the hanger...

and the stuff you want from the house.

- How can you do that? - I've got an angle.

- Yeah? What angle? - Mrs. Danel.

What do you mean?

Mrs. Danel is trying to get his keys for me.

- That's all we need. - But why should she'd be working for you?

What do you think?

She's waiting for me out there now.

Look Cort...

you didn't bring me back here to put me in solitary.

You did it because you want to throw in with me.

All right.

If you want to gamble, play the whole hand.

Fix it so that I can get out of here tonight and roam around.

Then let me get out of here a couple of hours every night until I can get to Mrs. Danel.

- Then what? - Then, when we're all set, we take over.

- You and me. - Oh, what if Danel gets wise?

You're in the clear.

What could you do with a million dollars?

How about it?

Put your hands up there, go on.

I ain't going to lock them. I'm going to take a chance once.

- But if you double cross me... - Why should I?

I'll be here at four in the morning to get you off to work.

- And you better be here. - I'll be here.

- All set? - Yeah, all set.

Let's get away from here.

Here.

- How did you do it? - I, I just took them.

What we going to do?

It's about a half a dozen men I can trust down there.

I'll get them loose, then try to get guns for them.

Cort thinks I'm working with him, had to do a lot of lying.

- You will take me with you, won't you? - Let go of my wife Mr. Smith.

Let go of my wife.

Give me the keys.

Lorraine, you should've remembered I'm a very light sleeper.

Go home now Lorraine.

For the sake of my wife don't force me to have you killed in front of her.

Go home Lorraine.

I'll give you orders about him in the morning.

Captain, give me your gun.

You're a very clever man Mr. Smith...

but unfortunately, Cort wasn't clever enough.

He didn't realize that Brand had a suspicion and told me everything.

You take charge from now on Captain Brand.

All right, get going.

You better lock me up with the other prisoners or you better kill me...

because there's nothing in the world you can do to make me stop hating you.

Come on, pick up your irons. Make it snappy, move.

Go to your beds.

Come on, keep going.

How do you like finding out how the other half lives Cort? Stand back.

Lie down.

Chains.

You sure look good there Cort.

Hurry up.

All right, now we're getting out.

But the first thing we got to do is get Danel, he's got guns up at the house.

You're going to follow me, do what you're told and play the game my way.

If this works, we all get out of here.

Hold it. Oh, you're a great talker and you got a great line.

But I don't like you and I'm running things now.

You know, I've been talking to a few of the boys myself.

And you know what you going to do Mr. Smart Guy?

You're going to talk to Mrs. Danel and you going to get us in that house if you can.

And if you can't, I'm going to blow you apart.

Borgo, Durkin, you know what I promised you if you'd go along.

Now then the first thing we got to do is to get Danel.

You keep your hands off that woman, I'll take care of her myself.

Now come on, get going. Come on, hurry up.

No possible way to get through that fence.

- You're wrong Doctor. - What you mean?

I'm going to play ball with you Cort.

- I think I can get through. - Are you crazy? It's sure death.

- And if you do, then what? - After I get through, I get Danel.

Then I'll open the gate. You can relax, you got nothing to lose.

- Would you like to try it first Captain? - Go on.

- I'll see you in a minute. - Don't try to pull anything.

Don't worry, you're the boss.

He'll never get into the house.

Good evening Mr. Smith.

I was waiting for you, I was hoping you would come soon.

Cort is out there, Cort and a couple of men. They're armed and they're coming in.

But you didn't come to see me, you came to see my wife.

Come Mr. Smith, I'll get her for you.

Wait.

Lorraine?

Lorraine.

Forgive me Mr. Smith, she'll be here in a moment.

Come on.

You must stand very close to him, very close.

Yes Lorraine...

smile.

He likes you when you smile Lorraine.

Listen to me, that gang is coming in after her.

When I find a flaw in a diamond, I throw it away.

It's so hard to remember. It's a long time ago.

Everything on this island belong to me.

Everything.

And it was beautiful.

My wife, beautiful...

so beautiful.

And then, you came...

and you touched my wife.

Drop that gun.

Come in gentlemen, come in. Want you to meet my wife.

Don't touch her.

You'll forget him Lorraine.

You'll forget everything after a while.

I want you to meet these gentlemen Lorraine.

They are your friends, you like them.

I'm going to let you go back with them.

Want you to be happy...

but you must say goodbye to Mr. Smith.

I'm not going to kill you, Lorraine.

I want you to live.

Live for a long time.

Everything...

on this island belong to me.

Everything...

Everything belongs to me...

as long as I live.

The last of Dead Man's Island.