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What did I tell you?
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Just like last week, Sarge.
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Yes. And the week before.
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The police doctor's here, sir.
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Sorry to be so long. Traffic's terrible.
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Everyone off to Sunday lunch with
Grandma.
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It's murder.
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And in here, too.
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Look, it's like... Yeah, Keith.
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Just like.
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And the poodle towel in the bathroom.
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I think you'll find Miss McGannon's been
shot through the heart.
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by the same gun, at the same range.
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But don't let me prejudice your findings
in any way, will you?
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You sound as though you'll miss
breakfast, Jim.
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I'll see you out here, Keith.
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Let me have that medical report soonest.
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So, it's exactly the same?
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Yeah.
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Same sole patterns from his sneakers.
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Thanks.
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Where he dropped into the flowerbed.
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Same mode of entry, no beherding, thanks
to the sneakers.
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Same earlier call as the daughter -in
-law says. And the same type of victim.
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Woman living on her own, no sexual
interference, just theft of money.
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All of 50 quid, according to a pay
packet.
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How long have you had these crisps, eh?
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I don't know.
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Last time I saw my kids.
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A month must be.
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Is that all?
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Why kill for 50 pounds?
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I mean, the most he's ever taken at any
one time is 65 pounds.
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So what is he, our local acid head?
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Doesn't make sense.
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He's either a nutter.
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Or he's deliberately thrown his officer.
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Or maybe he's just careless.
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What, leaving all those poodle tales
about?
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Well, it is very strange.
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To kill for 50 pounds.
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People do peculiar things, Pete.
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Oh, thanks for telling me. I'll write
that above my bed. As a text to guide me
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through my troubled life.
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How's Elaine?
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We've broken up.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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I'm not.
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I should never have left Faye in the
first place.
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And the boys.
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Epic, it's gone.
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Come on, John, give me a hand, would
you?
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Will you come and see us in London, Dad?
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What?
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Come on, you kids.
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Get your hands washed.
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At any rate, Mr. Robertson says I can do
carpenter's next term. Any way, not any
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rate, Mark.
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Oh, Mum.
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Now, your mother's quite right.
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There's some real English around here.
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Like this is real beer. Cheers.
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Doesn't matter what Mark says.
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We'll be to New School anyway.
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I mean, anyway.
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No. I mean, anyway.
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No. I mean, anyhow.
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Come on. Finish up your cup.
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Moving to London.
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I can park it to you, you know. You've
only got to ask.
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Hmm?
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You're moving to London.
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Yes, I put the cottage up for sale last
week.
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I see.
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Well, you don't object.
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I hope.
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No, no, I... Hey, come on, you
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kids, come and eat up.
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I thought football was just to give you
an appetite.
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You never used to help with the walking
up.
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I used to be a fool.
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How's Elaine?
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I'd like no to do that, Quentin.
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All right?
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I've moved out, as a matter of fact.
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We're ready, Dad.
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You kids go on to the river. I'll be
along in a minute, all right?
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You won't make Mum cry, will you?
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No.
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No, of course not. Go on.
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I'll see you in a minute.
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These Sundays.
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We don't like them.
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You're legal, right? No, Faye, I didn't
mean that.
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I love them, it's just that they often
hurt, that's all. Well, I look forward
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seeing you.
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You don't.
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It's too late for me to feel anything.
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Faye, it isn't too late. Look, you may
have moved out on Elaine, but you're
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still married to her, Keith.
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Can't help it.
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See you at coffee.
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I'm just about to go out.
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Where?
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Not your business anymore, is it?
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Have you brought back your door key?
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I can't think of any other reason why
you're here. I want one or two things
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settled, Elaine.
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Everything is settled.
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You told me so yourself.
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I'm the greatest mistake you ever made,
remember?
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I'm selfish, expensive.
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You don't know why you left your first
wife to marry me.
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I'm irresponsible.
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Utterly lazy, except in bed, which I'll
fall into with anybody.
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I'm heartless.
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You can't afford me.
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Zip.
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I'd have thought zipping me up might
appeal to your sense of propriety.
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Please.
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Make me late for dinner.
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It's only a boring accountant.
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I saw a corpse this morning.
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Young woman.
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Nice line of work you have.
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Get away from me.
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Don't you ever come here again. I want a
very quick divorce, Elaine.
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Back to square one so you can remarry
Faye? Yeah.
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How cosy.
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Well.
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I shall take my time.
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There'll be lots of details.
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Lots of alimony, too.
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Now, let's not rush things.
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You've used up five years of my life,
and for that you're going to pay.
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So, he calls out to Nunfrey, 5 .30.
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Medium height, aged about 30 or so, thin
face, dark haired, wealth poken.
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He said he was still at college, selling
door -to -door to pay his way.
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I felt quite sorry for him.
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And you invited him in to the kitchen?
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Yeah, gave him a cup of tea, looked worn
out.
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Well, he said he'd been on his round
since the morning.
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Well, when I saw the towel, I
remembered.
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And? You bought this one.
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Mm.
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So he saw where you keep your money?
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Yeah.
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Well, he saw where I keep my purse, yes.
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Oh, it'll be Keith.
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Now, when this guy first... Keith?
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I thought I ought to tell him.
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You being on your own here with the
boys, I thought it only right that he
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know.
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Damn you.
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What the hell do you think you're doing,
setting Fay up as a decoy? Well, Keith,
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it was my decision.
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Now, look.
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I don't want you to do this. I've
agreed.
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You can say you've changed your mind. I
couldn't say that. Anyway, you heard
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what Jim said. He said it would be quite
safe. They'd have the place around.
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He'd say anything to crack this case.
Look, Fay, this man's armed. He may be
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dangerous. Once he knows he's walked
into a trap, he'll be desperate. I know,
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and it scares me. But, Keith, if they
don't find this man, some other woman
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get her. Look, look.
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You're the one I care about.
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Will you... Will I be around?
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You want to bet on it?
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Keith, I'm still moving to London. It's
too late. We can't go back.
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What, is there a law against it?
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I've asked Elaine to give me a divorce.
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Will she give you one?
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In her own bloody time.
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Any sign of him yet?
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It's early days, Keith.
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He won't come till it's dark.
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Go away. Have a drink.
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I've got the pub.
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Don't let our friend call till I get
back, will you?
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Shut up!
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He's there now.
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Look here at Paul for moving it.
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You stay here.
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No.
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She's fine. She's fine.
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Go and look after her.
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Come on, run the back.
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Oh, man, get off me!
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I want that number!
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You all right, Betty? Oh, Keith, what
the hell's happening?
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Are they finished yet? Thank God.
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When I heard those shots... No, I'm
fine. I'm absolutely fine, darling,
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honestly. I didn't even get a look at
the man. Please make sure of that.
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Have anyone ever hurt you, Fay?
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Marvellous. Raised alone, no mate, no
year, no number. What about the
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There's one of our lads returning fire.
He missed.
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Didn't you even get the car number?
Nothing. It could be anywhere by now.
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George K. Wallace.
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84 Beeson Saviors Walk.
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Give her one more chance.
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Hello?
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Oh, it's you.
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Well, hardly.
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Look, in fact, I'm not interested in
talking at all. Because I'm with
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He's called Gerald.
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He's fun.
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Do listen in if you like.
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God help me.
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Are you looking for somebody, Governor?
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Not quite.
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A builder's merchant. I was told I could
get roof insulation.
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Ah, should they have gone from here more
than a year?
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And anyway, it was wholesale trade only.
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Ah, my mistake.
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OK, well, thanks anyway.
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Cheerio.
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I think we're both getting a bit too
sentimental about the old days.
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I don't.
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No.
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I want us to start again.
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Have you had any offers for the cottage
yet?
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Mm, two.
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Neither really serious.
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Good.
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Hey, I feel we're really talking again,
darling.
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Are we?
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Yes.
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Yes.
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Huh?
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You'll never know.
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Sweet dreams Elaine
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Elaine
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Chief
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What time is that late
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I waited up after you called. What
happened?
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I waited too.
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Why?
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Because.
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I'm not discussing anything now.
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Your freedom, my freedom.
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It's so easy.
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It's crazy.
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Absolutely no trouble at all.
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We're in there now.
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I reckon we'll be clear in half an hour.
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The ambulance is on its way.
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Hey!
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Hold on. I'll get back to you. Red one
out.
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That was quick.
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You've even beaten the ambulance. Come
on.
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You really are in right at the finish.
Come on. Come on.
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Nosy neighbor.
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Old -fashioned.
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Irish with it. God bless him. He just
happened to call the local shop.
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to say he'd spotted Prowler a couple of
days ago and then again tonight.
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And our lad just happened to fall over
the poodle killer's car.
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Eh?
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We've got him! Come on, come on! The
state he must have been in. He can't
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known what he was doing half the time.
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OK, Keith, straight ahead, through that
door.
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Just on your left.
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OK, thanks, folks.
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And there is Chummy.
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Hey!
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That's him!
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That's the man. The one that was around.
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The one I told you about.
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Didn't I say that... Excuse me, sir.
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This is one of my colleagues.
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But that's the man, sir. A statement is
what we need, sir. Take your time. Clear
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your head. Would you see the gentleman
through, please? That's the man, sir.
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please, sir. It's the man.
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Eyewitnesses.
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Our man didn't miss, as we thought.
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His leg's in a right state.
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No sign of the gun.
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No sneakers either, not a pair in the
place.
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Well, keep on looking.
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He's a gun nut, all right.
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He's got his own private pharmacy out
there. Beat me, I could aim and shoot
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ruddy thing that Stacey must have been
in half the time.
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Still, you'd know about that, wouldn't
you?
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Well?
283
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Don't you think it's time you got
started?
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Keith?
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Are you all right?
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Come on.
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I know he gave you a bad time, but he
needs a doctor.
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Keith!
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Yeah, I think you better sit down.
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I'll give you a hand.
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