Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

No! No!!
Oh, now look, Helene. It's past midnight. I've had a hard day.
I'm sorry, Inspector. I'm a fool. You've been so patient. Forgive me. It's just...
It's been set for 50 tons.
You're a dear one, Francois. So kind and thoughtful.
She disintegrated perfectly but never reappeared. I don't know why, even now.
It's perfect. Everything checks.
If I tell you, will you promise to destroy it?
All right, Andre. All right.
Well, I've delayed all I can. We've been quite patient with the lady.
- No, never. Andre wouldn't want me to. - I know you're not mad. I want the truth.
They didn't mean a thing to them.
Well! Where have you been?
Oh, it's no good, Emma. We'll never find it.
Come on, Philippe.
Yes, thank you. Yes, I'll wait.
Listen, darling. I'm sorry about the last couple of weeks.
Help me!
- But it... Did it look any different? - Not to me it didn't.
I promise you. No more experiments with animals.
I have consulted him. The patient is ready to leave.
- Are you sure you caught it? - Oh, the white one.
- And we'll eat at Tour d'Eiffel. - Wonderful!
Oh, I don't know. It's just...
Yes, of course. This way.
You try and keep it behind the curtain. I'll get it from outside.
But this isn't like any other fly I've ever seen.
Inspector, this is our family physician, Dr. Ejoute. Inspector Charas.
She and Philippe were saying its head was white. But it was just a fly.
Yes.
But, Nurse!
Here.
Need you fresh and strong tomorrow. Poor darling. Sorry.
- You haven't got it or you wouldn't ask. - Yes, I... I have it.
No, I... I think I like it this way.
- And they'll know that you're not insane. - No!
- How is she now? - Resting quietly, poor lady. But, monsieur...
- No, I haven't caught it yet. - I told you to find that fly!
They have a wonderful little boy, Philippe, whom they both adore.
- Flies, Madame? - Yes. Close the windows.
- Can I see Mummy again tomorrow? - Yes.
He eats and sleeps in his lab. He won't even answer the telephone.
- Is Andre there? - Andre?
In spite of what the doctors think, I believe Mrs. Delambre's mind is quite clear.