The Suspect

SUSPECT

WAS A STREET Requested price,

BUT HAD A pretentious NAME.

THAT WAS THE FASHION IN LONDON 1902.

WAS CALLED LABURNUM TERRACE.

Good afternoon, Mrs. Simmons.

Good afternoon, Mr. Marshall.

- Beautiful spring day, right? - Yes, beautiful.

You have done wonders in your garden.

I have good hand, as they say.

Want a plant?

Thank you, but I fear my wife does not have much time

to take care of my garden, and I ...

C. ..

Did you miss?

They said they were here at six o'clock, boss.

- In the number 26? - Yes, on the 26th, sir.

Well, Mr. Philip Marshall.

It is a great honor have him home at last.

- What does that car there, Cora? - What do you think?

I take the bus when I have a moment

to escape the confinement enslaving of this house.

Was John who asked that car?

How clever you are ... Of course I asked him!

He goes home with all their stuff. That selfish useless and ungrateful ...

- What have you done? - What did you have done?

Fine, give me the blame on me.

All I did was bring to the world, to raise him!

Become a rug so that he would trample!

Come, go with it!

And tell him for me that if you leave this house ...

not dream of returning crawling ...

after leaving his own mother!

'Well, son?

- I'm sorry, Dad. - Why go? I expected it.

I would stick by you.

What happened?

I chased all day for fix the kitchen sink.

I did not have time for that!

In the office has organized a kind of race.

Everyone would his right arm ...

to get that job in Canada.

I know that.

I've been doing other extra work for myself.

Costing. I thought I could serve help.

Well, she has given one of his attacks,

and before I could stop him ...

Twenty pages!

A whole week of work.

Do you have a place to go?

I will live in the home of Jimmy Storbuck.

- Sorry, kid. - You have no choice.

- Let me. - No, thank you.

Give me the address of Jimmy.

I will contact you, Dad.

Perhaps the first Monday in August, if you're not busy.

Beware the hole of the carpet.

We could go to Margate, a walk along the side.

I feel that you are comfortable in this house.

Bye, Mom.

"Goodbye, Mom." You're a hypocrite liar!

Anda ...

Kind! That's what you are!

Give me your luggage, sir.

Well, so long, Dad.

I'll miss you, son.

Philip, come here.

Do not run up the stairs!

Do not run away while I'm talking, As if it were a mere servant!

I know my duty, though you do not know!

- What are you doing? - Move to John's room.

That is the most rude!

- We're married, right? - Yes, we're married.

So how dare you? I forbid, you hear me?

I forbid you to treat me like that!

No, Cora. Now that John is gone, all over.

Finished forever, okay?

I'm getting out of here and you can not do anything to stop me.

Yes I can, and in many ways!

But what's wrong? What's gotten into your head?

It will be much better you do not know, Cora.

Could scare.

FRAZER AND NICHOLSON

PRO SUPPLIERS OF SNUFF HIS MAJESTY EDWARD VII

- A very interesting piece, sir. - Of course, it is.

? I can serve you, miss?

- It is time to close, right? - Is very close.

I would like to ...

We do not sell cigarettes the ladies, Miss.

No, of course not.

I want to see the manager, please.

? AI Mr. Marshall?

Well, please, ma'am. Have a seat.

The receive right away.

- Merridew? - Say, Mr. Marshall.

I have to talk to you of a very serious matter.

Yes, sir?

Sorry to say that there is an error in your accounts.

Missing a penny in the case of stamps.

I bought a sweet this morning.

But back when copper. Really, Mr. Marshall.

And with the two pence two days ago did you buy?

Lemon drops.

That is very serious.

Very serious.

And the halfpenny previous day?

For the monkey organ.

But it back all day Saturday. Every last penny!

That's what they say all embezzlers.

But I am not an embezzler!

But take way from it.

The first step is what counts.

Then everything comes rolled.

Sixpence tomorrow ... Half crown after tomorrow ...

- And then a fiver. - But ...

I know you always have you thought about returning it.

But I'm afraid you'll end up paying why in the quarries of Portland.

Do not send me to the quarries, please, Mr. Marshall!

Well, not this time, Merridew. Stop mourn and dry your eyes.

There is a lady who wants to see you, Mr. Marshall.

Want you please come in?

- Will you sit down? - Thank you.

What I can do for you?

I who would serve. I'm looking for work.

Work? Here?

Yes, office work. Be taking dictation.

We are very pleased with our employees.

Our employees lead in the house 30 or 40 years.

Well, I have not thought in taking jobs from anyone.

But I think ...

Well, you see, I use new typewriters.

In Frazer and Nicholson we have never had need ...

of such devices.

I understand ...

- Well ... - I'm sorry.

Perhaps you are more fortunate a drapery or ...

Already tried.

We're having a spring wonderful, right?

- Good evening. - Good evening.

- Good evening, Mr. Marshall. - Good evening.

Wow, you have not gone, Marshall?

No, I need you for something else, Mr. Frazer?

No, thank you. Always the last.

Always the last ...

- See you tomorrow. - Good evening.

? Merridew?

Say, Mr. Marshall.

Remember to replenish those three ha'penny ...

in the case of the seals on Saturday.

- Yes, sir. - And that does not happen again anymore.

Will not happen again, sir.

And now you can go ... Merridew!

Say, sir.

I put two pence.

Thank you, Mr. Marshall!

Excuse me, Anything I can do for you?

Go, please. Leave me alone.

Mr. Marshall!

- I thought he was trying to you ... - You're wrong, I'm not those.

Forgive me, please.

Just wanted to help if I can.

Thanks, that's nice.

I think I'm behaving badly.

We will not be as severe.

Do you think a chat it will help?

For heaven's sake, let me walk her to the bus.

Thank you, my pleasure.

I was sorry I can not give work in my office, Miss ...

Gray, Mary Gray.

Mary Gray ...

The disappointments are always something unpleasant.

It was not just that.

I spent the day up and down and I forgot to eat.

I was a little depressed.

Suddenly I realized of how alone she was.

You see, My father died this winter storage,

and I am alone.

I know what it's like to feel alone, and that can be overcome.

- Do you feel better? - Much better.

Where are you going?

- A house. - I understand ...

A cup of tea, a novelette sixpence and a few tears.

It seems I've been looking out the window.

That is, smile.

I'll try.

Want to share our loneliness?

What do you mean?

As we go somewhere something to eat and chat,

and maybe find someone need the services ...

a lady who can use these gadgets to write.

- Well, I ... - Why not try it?

Just for tonight.

Maybe it fun and me I would make a great favor.

Certainly to me I also go very well.

But I can not commit it.

? Commit? No. ..

Do not worry about that. Coachman!

Street Cowen 32, the Chinese local.

Thank you very much you have trusted me.

Do not be surprised, I saw what he did to that child.