An evil night to be out alone Ms Croft.
Our streets are not safe any more.
Mademoiselle Carvier I have just come from Werner's apartment.
And how is Werner?
I'm afraid Werner... is dead.
Dead?
Yes, And I don't have time to waste.
I'm being chased all over Paris.
You owe me an explanation. I'm waiting.
It's all a bit vague.
I arrived at his apartment today from London. He was babbling with fear.
He said he'd tried to contact you.
He did. I never expected that. Not after Egypt.
Werner has been fearful for his life.
He accepted a commission five weeks ago.
Since then he's been acting strangely, jumping at shadows.
He even left a package with me for safekeeping.
Package?
His notebook. Addressed to you.
Who was the commission from?
The client's name was Eckhardt.
He wanted Werner to research something called the Obscura Paintings.
Werner approached me at my department at the Louvre.
Were you able to help him?
A little I think. Poor Werner was clearly terrified.
Can we move this along a bit?
He felt he was being stalked.
He could well have been.
The Monstrum is running around Paris according to the press.
You mentioned Werner's notebook earlier Mademoiselle?
His field notebook.
He said he wanted you to have it - if anything happened to him.
If he left his notebook, he was spooked.
You still haven't explained what happened.
There was gunfire.
That's all I can recall.
Gunfire! Werner was shot? Did you kill him?
I can't remember. It's all a blur.
Ms Croft, I strongly suggest that you talk to the police.
If I'd wanted to kill Werner I could have done that in Egypt!
You don't look convinced yourself.
I'm not going to waste any more time here. Do you have the notebook?
I do. It's safe for the moment.
Then I suggest you give it to me, now!
Somebody killed Werner. You say you don't remember
clearly what happened.
Perhaps the police are right in suspecting you.
I never killed Werner!
I think you'd better leave Ms Croft.
What about the notebook?
I think not. Werner was unsure of you and so am I.
Mademoiselle? What are you doing?
I've decided it would be wrong of me to hand over the notebook. I'm going to call the police.
My warning is out of respect for Werner's memory,
but that's all the chance I'm giving you.