The Wolf Man Page #6
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Yes.
I suppose you can't
blame them too much.
Kind of a mess, isn't it?
I came over to tell you
Tell me, just exactly
what did happen?
Well...
I saw a wolf attacking her,
and I killed it.
In the fight, it bit me.
This morning,
there's no sign of the wound.
Now they're trying
to make me believe
that I killed Bela,
the fortune-teller.
Well, maybe there wasn't a wolf.
It was dark and foggy,
and, well, perhaps
the story I told you
about the werewolf
confused you.
Why does everyone insist
that I'm confused?
Hello, Frank.
Hello, Mr. Conliffe.
Is Gwen in?
Yes, but she
has a visitor.
Larry Talbot?
Yes.
Well, that's all right.
I want to see him, too.
Larry, this is
Frank Andrews.
Quiet.
You'd better take
him outside, Frank.
All right.
Come on, come on.
So that's him, huh?
Yes. We grew up
together.
He looks like
a nice enough chap.
What does he do?
He's the gamekeeper for
your father's estate.
Oh.
Glad to know you,
Andrews.
I just came over to see
that Gwen was all right.
I guess I'd
better be going now.
Goodbye, Gwen.
Goodbye.
Frank, why were
you so rude?
Well, I'm sorry,
but...
I couldn't take my eyes off
Gwen, be careful,
will you?
Careful?
Yes. He's been away
for 18 years, I know,
but he's still the son
of Sir John Talbot.
I see. And I'm
the daughter of Conliffe,
who owns the antique
shop, is that it?
Yes, that and, well, there's something
and I'm sure that nothing but harm
will come to you through him.
Now aren't you
glad I brought you?
There's Larry Talbot.
Let's go and
say hello, eh?
I just wanted to show you
that I'm not jealous.
Larry Talbot!
Saw you walking
along by yourself,
thought you might
like to join us.
Well, thanks. I was
just on my way home.
Don't say that.
Come on. We'll have
some fun together.
Please do,
Larry.
Two guns,
please.
Yes, sir.
See what you can do.
All right.
He seems to be able
to handle a rifle.
Go ahead and shoot,
before he bites you.
Bad luck.
See? Nothing to it.
Care to try another one?
No, thanks.
You win.
He's unstrung.
Long trip-
That unfortunate accident
the other night.
You have been
a long while coming.
I'm not buying anything.
And I am not
selling anything.
I expected you sooner.
I remember you.
That night,
and in the crypt.
Go inside.
You killed the wolf.
Well, there's no
crime in that, is there?
The wolf was Bela.
You think I don't know the
difference between a wolf and a man?
Bela became a wolf,
and you killed him.
A werewolf can be killed
only with a silver bullet,
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