Edgar Well, what brought about this amazing transformation? Did you, uh, discover a gold mine in the New World, or perhaps you fell heir to a fortune?
The truth is, I remembered that my father was an Emperor of China and my mother was an Indian Queen. [He glances at Cathy, watching her reaction to their childhood make-believe] And I went out and claimed my inheritance. It all turns out just as you suspected Cathy - that I had been kidnapped by wicked sailors and brought to England, that I was of noble birth.
Are you visiting here long? I mean, in the village?
For the rest of my life. I've just bought Wuthering Heights - the house, the stock, and the moors.
Edgar You mean that Hindley has sold you the estate?
He's not aware of it as yet. I'm afraid it will be somewhat of a surprise to him when he finds out that his gambling debts and liquor bills were all paid up for him by his former stable boy. Or perhaps he will merely laugh at the irony of it, Mr. Linton.
Edgar and I have many neighbors whom we receive with hospitality and friendship. And if you are to be one of them, you're welcome to visit our house, but not with a scowl on your face or an old bitterness in your heart.
Thank you. It occurs to me that I have not congratulated you on your marriage. I've often thought of it. Allow me to express my delight over your happiness now.
Oh my wild heart! Miss Cathy. She's gone! She's gone!
Dr. Kenneth You've done your last black deed, Heathcliff. Leave this house.
Edgar She's at peace now, in Heaven beyond us.
What do they know of Heaven or Hell, Cathy, who know nothing of life? Oh, they're praying for you, Cathy. I'll pray one prayer with them - I repeat 'til my tongue stiffens - Catherine Earnshaw, may you not rest so long as I live on! I killed you. Haunt me, then! Haunt your murderer! I know that ghosts have wandered on the Earth. Be with me always. Take any form, drive me mad, only do not leave me in this dark alone where I cannot find you. I cannot live without my life! I cannot die without my soul!
Oh yes, he came back one night last week with great talk of lying in a lake of fire without you. How he had to see you to live. He's unbearable. I wonder where he could be, the scoundrel. Heathcliff? Heathcliff?
Why did you stay so long in that house?
Didn't expect to find you here?
Why did you stay so long?
Why? Because I was having a wonderful time. A delightful, fascinating, wonderful time. Among human beings. Go and wash your face and hands Heathcliff. And comb your hair so that I needn't be ashamed of you in front of a guest. [Edgar walks into the room and stands next to Cathy]
Heathcliff! What are you doing in this part of the house? Go and look after Mr. Linton's horses.
Let him look after his own.
Heathcliff! [She is restrained by Edgar]
Edgar I've already done so.
Apologize to Mr. Linton at once. [Heathcliff walks out of the room without a word]
David Merlin I wish to return this duck.
Clerk Certainly, sir. What's wrong with it?
David Merlin [The duck's head is missing]
It's broken.
Clerk I can see that, sir, but I have to know where to lay the blame.
David Merlin Lay the blame on the duck!
Clerk [Attempting to exchange a broken toy at the store David's father owns]
Do you have the sales slip?
David Merlin [to Polly, who is around the corner]
Do you have the sales slip?
Polly Parrish I threw it away.
David Merlin You should have kept it. [to the clerk] I threw it away.
Clerk You should have kept it.
I am willing to bet you ten thousand francs, that the phantom is in Cortina at this very moment. Even, perhaps, in this very room.
SC Simone Clouseau
How exciting. What do you think, Mr. Tucker?
Tucker Oh, I agree with the inspector. You see, Ten of his last fifteen victims have been guests at Angela Dunning's parties.
Sir Charles Lytton What are we all talking about?
SC Simone Clouseau
The notorious Phantom.
I'm afraid I never heard of him.
Sir Charles Lytton From the little I've read about him, he seems to be quite a fellow.
Believe me. There are few thieves who are as clever as the Phantom. Each theft is completely different and unique, classic in its conception.
GL George Lytton
I thought you were working on the theory that he does repeat himself.
Well, only as far as Angela Dunning's parties are concerned. However, there is one other duplication, but that is his ah... trademark, his calling card, so to speak. He always leaves a white monogrammed glove.
Sounds terribly theatrical.
SC Simone Clouseau
If I'm not being too nosy your highness, I read somewhere there was some dispute over the ownership of the Pink Panther.
It belongs to me. It was a gift from my late father. I shall never surrender it.
Sir Charles Lytton Why should you?
When the present government seized power, they claimed the diamond was the property of the people. There's even some talk of the international court deciding the issue.
Sir Charles Lytton I'll tell you what, why don't I steal the diamond, leave that old glove or whatever it is behind, and you and I can split the insurance.
GL George Lytton
I feel like dancing. [to Princess Dala] Your Highness?
