4x-xx-xx ep36 The Trial for Murder

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The past, Phantom of a World gone by, speak again, the immortal tale, the trial for murder. Mr. Quilloni, new town jail. Ah, gloomy old place it is, sir.

What's your step, getting out? Thank you, Derek. I can find your place up at one of those garret windows, if you like. Then you can see the hanging. You know, Derek, I didn't come down here to watch the hanging of Peter Cook.

Then begging your pardon, sir, I don't understand. Er, it's hard to explain. It is as though some strange force has urged me to come here today. I have felt that ever since the trial ended.

Well, sir, I for one never did believe all that rubbish they were whispering about you during the trial. Supernatural powers. Mr. Trilloni can read the witnesses' minds. Why, there never was a more practical man than you, sir.

As former of the jury, I tried my best to be fair, Derek. But I can't think back on the trial without a shudder. It was a nightmare and ugly dream. Oh, look, sir. The flag is up.