Curtain: Poirot’s Last Case

00:00:00 ♪ FREDERIC CHOPIN: Prelude No. 15 in D flat major Op. 28.

00:04:42 It is not a wheelbarrow. Sorry, old chap.

00:07:45 As if she couldn't read herself.

00:10:40 I'm delighted you're here, Captain Hastings.

00:14:27 It'll make you sleep like a log.

00:17:01 I can get so terribly depressed that I think what a relief it would be to end it all.

00:19:58 He wouldn't let himself.

00:23:05 And since you cannot use your little grey cells because you do not possess them

00:26:49 Yes, I know. It was in all the papers. But you don't.

00:30:46 Devilish pain.

00:33:20 I don't hold life as sacred as you people do.

00:36:52 I'm dead on my feet.

00:43:09 Thank heavens for that.

00:47:40 On the day before her death, I had a conversation with Madame Franklin.

00:51:05 I don't know...

00:56:33 Well...what was it?

01:01:59 Captain Hastings?

01:05:51 Better than what, sir?

01:09:28 and Norton knew exactly how the wind lay.

01:12:41 but before I was able to, Barbara Franklin died

01:16:01 Will it come into your mind after I am gone

01:19:36 I do what I can to serve it, but if I fail, there is a justice that is higher, believe me.

01:23:33 Would you mind awfully if I drank yours instead?

01:28:57 Hercule...Poirot.