
So Evil My Love
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- 1948
- 112 min
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(5.00 / 2 votes)Mrs. Harwood, ma'am.
Oh, there you are.
I've been searching all over for you.
You know the deck's no the
place for a lassie this weather.
Thumbing your nose at the elements.
I find it exhilarating.
Oh, exhilarating behind.
I want your help ma'am.
My help? In what way?
Well, it's the malaria cases.
The fever's mounting
Will you help me to fight it?
I'm not a nurse, doctor.
But you're from Jamaica.
You've had experience of
this among the natives.
You can help you're own folk now.
Will you come below, ma'am?
I'm sorry, doctor. Excuse me.
Mrs. Harwood.
My husband died of the fever.
I've just finished nursing him.
I need rest.
You're a dedicated woman.
You're a missionary's widow
Oh, I know you need rest
But, before God, ma'am I'm telling you
This is neither the time nor the place to be
Thinking about yourself.
You're an atheist, doctor.
What do you know of God?
Doctor!
Where are the patients?
Part your lips.
How ill am I?
You'll soon be well.
Your hand feels so good.
So good.
Don't go.
Please, don't go. Please.
I have to. There are others.
No. No. We must hurry, please.
We must keep moving.
They'll never find you in London...
That's all right. Yes.
Everything will be all right.
Promise you'll take care of me.
Yes. I promise.
I promise.
Now, go to sleep.
There's nothing to worry about.
Nothing to worry about.
Nothing to worry about.
Good morning.
Don't move, please.
Just like that.
Staring at England.
Oh, Mr. Bellis.
How, uh, how do you feel?
Weak as a rat.
Grateful.
Eternally grateful to you.
I owe you my life.
Oh no. Dr. Krylie...
Dr. Krylie has many gifts.
But he doesn't have your hands.
I know I must have talked
incessantly during my delirium.
I hope I said nothing foolish.
Nothing, uh...
Nothing.
Thank you.
One never knows.
You glad to be home?
Yes.
You have friends, relatives, to meet you.
No. We were many years in Jamaica.
My husband and I.
It was quite impossible. To keep in touch.
Oh, then, forgive me but uh,
where will you go?
To minton street.
Minton street?
It's in Kensington,
just off the high street.
I have a small property there.
My late husband left it to me.
Property?
How fortunate.
No, nothing imposing, of course.
It's quite small, really.
Really pays more, i think.
Dear, Mr. Bellis.
Yes.
May I lean against your shoulder?
Of course.
You sit here. I'll get some cream.
No. No thank you. I feel much better.
Goodbye, Mrs. Harwood.
But, Mr. Bellis.
I can never forget your kindness.
Perhaps, we shall run into each other again.
I do hope so.
Goodbye, and thank you a thousand times.
Good afternoon, Mrs. Harwood.
How fortunate to find you at home.
May I come in?
Yes. Yes do.
How'd you find me?
You told me the street.
And an obliging green
grocer gave me the number.
You must forgive my appearance
I was not expecting visitors.
I'm intruding I know,
But I'm afraid I must ask
for your assistance again.
Oh, what is it?
Mrs. Harwood I'm homeless.
Homeless?
Quite.
But surely, there are many hotels.
For those with money, yes.
I have very little.
I paint, you know.
I hardly know what to say.
It shouldn't be difficult
to find something suitable.
I'm afraid you misunderstand me.
I was hoping to stay here.
Oh, that would be out of the question.
You have a vacancy sign in your window.
Yes, I know, but you see I'm a widow
And you're...
I'm going to put my neuralgia
to bed, Mrs. Harwood.
And I must say,
I should appreciate absolute quiet.
My lodger. Miss. Shoebridge.
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