Stage Fright Page #3
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with your mother.
I appreciate you, Father. You and
Captain Kidd are my favorite heroes.
My child, I am not deceived.
If there's one thing I cannot bear,
it's insincerity.
But you've got to help him.
You will help him, won't you?
He's lonely. He hasn't got any friends
but me, and maybe you.
- You will help him, won't you?
- He hasn't got me...
...yet.
You're just dying to get into a part of this,
and you know you are.
A part in this melodramatic play,
you mean?
That's the way you're treating it, Eve.
As though it were a play
you were acting in at the Academy.
Everything seems a fine acting role
when you're stage-struck...
...doesn't it, my dear?
Here you have a plot,
an interesting cast...
...even a costume,
little the worse for wear.
Unfortunately, Eve,
in this real and earnest life...
...we must face the situation
and all its bearings.
Yes.
What do you mean?
Well, Miss Charlotte Inwood
appears to be an expert in garden paths.
I think she's led your young friend
up the garden path.
before we follow him.
- But why?
- I don't know how this bloodstain...
...got onto this dress, but I do know that
somebody smeared it on deliberately.
But why should they do that?
Well, Miss Inwood is an actress,
a very good one.
She has an eye
for an emotional situation.
Supposing she wanted our somnolent
young friend to go to her house...
...and be spotted there.
Well, this sanguinary garment
would provide a very plausible reason.
A very plausible reason indeed.
So that's why she didn't change her dress
before she went to his rooms.
Well, I cannot imagine Miss Inwood
going to see her young man...
Or your young man, whose ever young man
he is, in this nasty, messy condition.
No. This dress is a clue, my dear,
a very important clue.
And though it grieves me, of all people,
to have to say it, Eve...
...I think we should go to the police.
Jonathan! Jonathan, wake up.
Jonathan, how far do you think
I'd trust her with my life.
What do you mean?
This bloodstain was put here deliberately.
Don't be ridiculous. You're trying to turn me
against Charlotte, but you can't.
What's this doing here, anyhow?
It should have been destroyed hours ago!
Fool! There goes the evidence
that could've helped you.
I'm doing all this for Charlotte's sake.
You're just jealous of her!
Young man, I'd remind you
you're my daughter's guest.
I'd like better manners from you.
Oh, I am sorry, Eve.
Please forgive me.
I lost my head for a moment.
I can hardly think.
I'm almost dead for want of sleep.
I wonder, would it be too much trouble
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