Gruby (TV Series 1973– )

After Jason collapsed to he floor and they believed him to be dead, she unmasked h[Expand All]

After Jason collapsed to he floor and they believed him to be dead, she unmasked him (not visible on-screen), and then they retreated back to her cabin in he camp, with Paul carrying her.I knew she knew it.I sat there and drank bourbon and I shut my eyes, but I didn"t think of a joint on 56th Street.I knew where I was and what I was doing...what a sucker I was.I even knew she wouldn"t come the first night.But I sat there, grinding it out.The next night, she appeared as he had predicted:She waited until it was late.And then she walked in out of the moonlight, smiling.Although he called their second meeting a "coincidence," Jeff old her that he had been waiting there for two nights - he had only been told about a place to meet her.]:Gittes: I don"t want to drop it.I"d better talk o your husband about this.Mrs.Mulwray: Why? What on earth for? Hollis seems to think you"re aninnocentman.Gittes: Well, I"ve been accused of a lot of things before, Mrs.Mulwray, but never that.Look.Somebody"s gone to a lot of trouble here and lawsuit or no lawsuit, I intend to find out.I"m not supposed to be the one who"s caught with his pants down.So unless it"s a problem, I"d like to talk to your husband.Mrs.Mulwray: Why should it be a problem?Gittes: May I speak frankly, Mrs.Mulwray?Mrs.Mulwray: Only if you can, Mr.Gittes.Gittes: Well, that little girlfriend.She was pretty in a cheap sort of a way, of course.She"s disappeared.Maybe they disappeared together.Mrs.Mulwray: Suppose they did.How does that affect you?Gittes: It"s nothing personal, Mrs.Mulwray.Mrs.Mulwray: It"sverypersonal.It couldn"t bemorepersonal.Is this a business or an obsession with you?[Gittes is led on his quest, now by thesecondMrs.Mulwray.] She sends Gittes to look for Hollis at Oak Pass or Stone Canyon Reservoirs, where he frequently wanders during his lunchtimes.]As she ascends the staircase, Scarlett asks one of her girlfriends, Cathleen Calvert (Marcella Martin) to identify the "nasty dark one" [dark-haired and devilish-looking] that is standing alone at the foot of the staircase.[Collapse Section]