I know where I’m going centers on Joan Webster, who always knows exactly what he wants and insists on it. He goes to marry one of the richest men in England, but the strong wind pulls her middle of the trip. He meets some locals, including Torquil Macneil (Roger Livesey), a navy officer home on leave. While waiting for the wind to die, Joan has the opportunity to see something from life to have as a wife Sir Robert Bellinger. She meets her bridge – playing the bridge and hears its plans for the installation of the pool on the Scorch property. (It turns out to rent him from Torquil, which is varnishing weight.) Visit the castle in which Torquil’s ancestors lived, and where it says that there will be any laird of a pound in. Although he is still not sure for the departure of ships, it is desperate to reach Belliger Island. Pay young man to take her into the boat, and Torquil goes together. The boat almost sinks, and loses his sea dress. When it is finally safe, Joan and Torquil greet each other. He asked him to play Gagava pagipice for him the other day, and she asks him for a kiss. They are divided, but returns with three players Bagpipe and joins him in the castle, where he turns out that the curse gives you to make any laird pounds that enter the free man. “He will be alive the chain until the end of his days and will die in his chains.”