The Spiral Staircase Page #3
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You mean some sort
of an affliction?
Yes. Now, my hunch is that this
murderer, whoever he is, is--
I understand exactly what you mean,
and I assure you...
...that I shall be especially
careful about Helen.
As a matter of fact, I'll see that
somebody is with her at all times.
Good.
Oh, you scared
the life out of me, Stephen.
I didn't hear you come in.
Don't stop typing.
How many times have I asked you
not to see me when I'm working?
It's so embarrassing.
-Please, leave me alone.
-I can't stay away from you.
Now, when am I going to see you,
and where?
You're not going to see me at all
if you don't let me finish this.
But I'm so bored. I don't know
what to do with myself.
Stephen, you're going to get us
into trouble. Now, please go.
No.
Then I'll just have to finish this
some place else.
Oh, Miss Blanche.
Yes, Mr. Warren.
Stephen.
You remember my stepbrother?
I sure do. Haven't seen you
in a long time, Mr. Warren.
Heard you were back. How'd you
leave things over in Europe?
I left everything in order.
They like you to.
-Paris must be quite a town.
-Yes, it is.
Lots of beautiful women.
From what I've seen,
they're not so bad here either.
Always wanted to go there myself...
...but I've been married
since I was 1 6.
Never had a chance.
Must be pretty exciting.
I understand it's been
pretty exciting here for you too.
-Oh, yes, it has been at that.
-Wish there was something I could do.
-Stephen...
...the constable wants to know
if anyone left the house today.
Nothing personal, I assure you.
I've been asked
to check up on everybody.
I haven't been out all day,
constable.
That's all I wanted to know.
Thank you very much.
Good night.
Don't forget to lock your doors.
I won't.
His stepbrother gave him
an accusing look.
Oh, professor, could I see you
for a moment, please?
Would you mind calling him?
He doesn't know me.
You're not afraid of him, are you?
-I'm sure he loves policemen.
-I'm not in uniform.
All right, Carleton, go away.
-Well, good night.
-Good night.
Anything wrong, Albert? Professor?
I just stopped by to tell them the same
thing I told you in town today, Oates.
-See anything on your way home?
-Nope.
-Well, good night, professor.
-Good night.
-Your hat, Oates.
-Oh, yeah, keep forgetting.
Come along, Carleton.
Evening, Helen.
Helen, I want to talk
to you a moment.
Now, Helen, I don't want
to frighten you...
...but because
of what happened in town...
...we have to be especially careful
for the next few days.
If you should see anything outside
of this house, or even in it...
...that makes you suspicious,
I want you to let me know.
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