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What do you say, lady?
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The police!
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Call the police!
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All right, it's all right. I'll handle
it. But, monsieur, a lady! I do hate a
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lady!
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A lady?
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Joe Lomax.
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Hired gun, strong arm, and general hard
nose.
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How did you find me?
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It wasn't too difficult.
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Now there's a foolish one. What's that?
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Well, this guy Lomax, he travels halfway
around the world, switches his
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identification a dozen times, and he
still gets caught.
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It's not so easy to drop out of sight.
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Yeah, but he did it wrong, you know.
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Boy, oh boy, oh boy, he did it way
wrong.
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You could do better, I suppose.
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Well, now you want to bet that I can't
just drop off the edge of the world,
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sort of evaporate? Ah, come on. now.
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No, no, you come on, Mallory. Now, why
don't you put some money where your
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is? Why don't you bet me, say, what, a
thousand dollars?
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Brad. Now, listen.
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Just because I haven't, it doesn't mean
to say that I don't know anything, you
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know. I never said it did.
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But you are thinking it.
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All right, all right.
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$10 ,000.
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$10 ,000 that I just can't disappear,
right?
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$10 ,000?
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I'll make it $20 ,000. $40 ,000, a
million.
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What does it matter?
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We both know you're not going to
disappear.
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You're not going anywhere at all.
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You want to bet?
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Come on, why don't you relax?
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Even a watch spring runs down
occasionally.
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You know what you are?
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You're just a 24 -hour surveillance man.
You know that?
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I'm a professional.
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Meaning that I'm just a talented
amateur?
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I didn't say that.
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No, but you think it sometimes, don't
you?
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You think that where you work, I play.
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Oh, well. At least you didn't dispute
the word talented.
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You're pretty good.
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Making allowances for my sex?
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Making allowances for your sex.
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Well, you don't have to.
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I'll stand or fall on results.
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All right, answer me this, then. Who's
the guy that's been following us ever
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since we left Walt's place?
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I don't see anybody.
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Takes a professional to spot him.
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Car's around the next corner, right?
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Right. And there's a cafe opposite,
right?
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Right. Why don't we dive in the cafe?
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Bonjour.
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Ah.
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You spotted me.
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Mind you, you know, I wanted you to.
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You wanted us to?
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Well, I didn't want to hire anybody who
I thought didn't know their job. You
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understand?
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Huron. Brad Huron.
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Carl Huron?
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That is daddy.
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The shipping millionaire.
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A billionaire, actually. I mean, I don't
like to brag about this thing, but I
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like to be accurate, you know.
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I didn't know, Carl, you're on Ed's son.
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Oh, yeah, yes, yes.
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Our mother was the greatest illusionist
of all time.
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You said something about hiring us.
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I want you to make me disappear.
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So, that's the picture.
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I made this bet. I don't know whether it
was a wise thing to do, but I made a
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bet, you know.
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That we could make you disappear without
a trace. Yeah, that's about it.
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But for how long?
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I don't know, a couple of days, maybe a
week, until I prove my point.
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Yes, but why us?
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Because we're detectives, because we
find people, because we know what
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they make, and because we know what not
to do.
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Hey, you're very fast, huh?
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You know, I knew it. I knew the moment I
read about you two that you'd be the
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best ones for the job. You know, I
reckon that you are the best in the
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So, uh, I mean, what do you say?
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Sounds as though it might be fun.
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Oh, come on, Harry, what's wrong? Isn't
it professional enough for you?
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We'll talk about it. Oh, hey, wait a
minute. No.
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Well, I want to disappear right now. I
mean, today. I mean, take me to Spain.
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Anywhere. We'll talk about it back at
Boucher's place.
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All right, Mr. Huron. My car is just
across the street.
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Oh, yeah.
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Just pay for the bill, huh?
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Yeah.
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Thank you, sir.
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Get in.
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Yeah, but what about... Come on, get in.
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Merci beaucoup.
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Lesson one in disappearing.
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Don't talk, move.
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Talented amateur.
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She just ran out on you.
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Oh, come on, Harry.
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She was one step ahead of you, that's
all. Admit it.
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It was a neat trick, huh?
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Maybe. Hey, what's eating you?
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I don't know. There's something about
that Huron guy. Something I don't trust.
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Something phony.
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And while you're being overcautious,
they both just disappeared, huh?
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Disappeared? Yeah, along with the .44
automatic and three clips of ammo. How?
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One man you have to look after. One man.
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With guards and dogs and a 12 -foot
fence to help. Well, I guess we got kind
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slack, Mr. Huron. Your son hadn't given
us any trouble in months.
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Especially these past few weeks. He
seems so... so lucid. Lucid?
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Lucid?
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How long have we got?
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Before he comes looking for you.
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The man you made a bet with, he will
come looking for you, won't he?
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Oh, yeah, yeah.
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He'll come looking, all right, yeah.
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So kind of...
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Crazy bet.
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A bet?
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What does he mean, a bet?
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We got the idea from the newspaper.
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Newspaper?
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We've met him. But where is he now?
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Harry would like to know that, too.
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Why do you ask?
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Hey, come on. Remember the ethics of our
profession. This gentleman might be in
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league with whoever is chasing Brad
Huron, whoever he made the bet with. The
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he made the bet with is in the hospital
with a compound fracture of the skull.
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And my son put in there.
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Brad is... Well, he's not normal. He
never has been. He's deranged.
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He's homicidal.
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He's dangerous.
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And he's armed.
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What are you doing?
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Calling the police.
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Well, now, commit him. Put him away.
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Whatever he is, he's still my son. Yeah,
and he's with our colleague.
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Hey, you really think you can get away
with this? It'll take my life on it.
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Ray.
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Wait.
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Wait, Inspector.
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Merci.
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It's on the wire, a full alert.
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What can I do now?
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You're home.
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Wait. Stay by the phone.
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Yes.
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Um, Mr. Rule.
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When they find my son... He just heard
me tell them he's a sick man.
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The police won't find the Contessa.
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Not if she doesn't want to be found.
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Call Laprov.
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Tell him to get in touch with every
stoolie in town. She's going to have to
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that car soon, and I want to find out
where.
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Okay.
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one i think hey wait a minute we're
gonna steal a car now who said steal
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all mine then i think you change your
clothes for
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you
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hello
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wait i don't want to wait that car she
dumped the car where in town
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in our own garage
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Everything okay?
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Mm -hmm. The only problem was your bra
size.
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My bra size?
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Yeah.
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What did she take? The Citroën,
monsieur.
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The yellow Citroën.
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I caused a bit of a stir in the men's
room.
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How do I look?
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Oh, Grandmama, what big hands you've
got. You better keep those out of sight,
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otherwise you look great.
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What are we stopping here for?
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Lesson two in disappearing.
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Stop running and get a good look at
who's chasing you.
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And it won't be long now.
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Why? You see that little man across the
street, the one by the car?
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His name's Leprave.
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He's a professional busybody used by
lots of people in our line of business.
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Somebody's using him to locate the car
now.
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Another few minutes and we'll know who.
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Okay, Leprave, we're on our way.
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Have you lived in Paris long?
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Oh, about a couple of years.
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You? I move around.
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Well, would you consider staying still
long enough for me to get to know you?
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Well, I think I might need notice of a
question like that.
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Oh. What's wrong?
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The man you made a bet with has just
played an ace.
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He's hired Harry Rule to find us.
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Now we really do have to move fast and
cleverly.
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Harry is a professional.
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I'll take the left -hand side.
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Okay.
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Bonjour, monsieur.
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Café? Information. I'm looking for a
woman. Tall, slim, beautiful.
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Who is that, monsieur?
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She was with a man, an American, a
chunky, have a friendly face.
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I'm sorry, monsieur.
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You didn't see anyone.
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A beautiful woman, yes.
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She sat here just a few moments ago.
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But she was with her mother, monsieur,
not a man.
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Just an old lady.
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An old lady?
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Oui. Did she wear a veil?
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Why, yes.
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Where did they go? They went out across
the street.
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We're in the clear.
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Well, I've done it.
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Nobody knows where I am.
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Except me.
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Great.
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Wait.
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Two women.
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One young, one old.
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You know, I would have expected better
from the confessor.
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Putting him in old ladies' clothes.
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It's a straight steal from the Lomax
case.
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Still, it worked. Left us with egg on
our head.
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That's face.
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Expression is egg on your face.
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Paul, I think you're right.
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What? The Contessa, she can do better
than she is.
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What do you mean?
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Dressing him up like an old lady. I
mean, that's corny and obvious. And
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out a bright yellow Citroen when she had
her choice of a dozen cars.
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She's blazing a trail a myopic Boy Scout
could follow. She's going to switch.
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Completely switch.
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Right. Yep. But to what? Okay, what
would you do if you were in her shoes?
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Well, I'd get another car. Yeah, but you
can't just hire one. There'd be
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questions and papers.
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A taxi can be traced.
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She's got to have a cool car.
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One that no one's looking for.
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One that's already been found.
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Swear one.
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I mean,
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where are we headed?
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Spain.
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Well, that's where you said you wanted
to go, isn't it? Oh, yeah, yeah.
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I think we'll have to stop for petrol
soon.
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The tank's nearly empty.
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There's no turn off here for ten miles.
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This road leads up into the mountains.
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You know, we could be making a mistake.
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You said that.
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You could be going in completely the
wrong direction.
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He said that too.
255
00:17:49,560 --> 00:17:52,399
And I'll keep saying it because I keep
thinking it. We don't know the Contessa
256
00:17:52,400 --> 00:17:53,179
came this way.
257
00:17:53,180 --> 00:17:55,679
Kieran mentioned Spain. This is the only
route they could take.
258
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And if you're wrong?
259
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I know a little inn near the border.
Real French cooking.
260
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Bottle of local wine.
261
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How does that sound?
262
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I'm with you.
263
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Someone's in back.
264
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I'll fetch him.
265
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I want to get some gas for my car.
266
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Petrol.
267
00:20:04,840 --> 00:20:06,220
I can't seem to find anybody.
268
00:20:06,240 --> 00:20:08,590
There's a car coming. I think it's
Harry. Come on.
269
00:21:00,430 --> 00:21:02,650
They found us. How did they find us?
270
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Because they're good, that's why.
271
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Well, come on, get moving. I mean,
they're going to fall in your car.
272
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There's no need to rush.
273
00:21:09,219 --> 00:21:11,120
They won't get far without a rotor arm.
274
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No.
275
00:21:15,131 --> 00:21:21,499
It's no good. We tore out the rotor arm.
We're finished now. Not yet.
276
00:21:21,500 --> 00:21:23,160
Put these on. Cover your face.
277
00:21:25,080 --> 00:21:27,610
You gotta warn Carol before her hearing
gets wise.
278
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We can kill again.
279
00:22:10,480 --> 00:22:13,130
They got a good start. Let's try a
couple of shortcuts.
280
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That looks pretty rough up there.
281
00:22:14,980 --> 00:22:16,919
You think you'll be able to handle the
bike?
282
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There's only one way to find out.
283
00:23:06,060 --> 00:23:07,260
Where do they come from?
284
00:23:08,340 --> 00:23:10,140
Motorcyclists? I don't know.
285
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Who are they?
286
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Tourists, probably.
287
00:23:25,440 --> 00:23:27,460
Anna, why aren't they overtakers, huh?
288
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They're probably waiting for a straight
stretch of road, I suppose.
289
00:23:30,780 --> 00:23:33,190
I don't think they recognize us. Try and
warn her.
290
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And Harry.
291
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What?
292
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Yeah. Lose them.
293
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If it were anyone but Paul and Harry,
it's no use.
294
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I said lose them.
295
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Or else I'll lose you.
296
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Permanently.
297
00:24:00,780 --> 00:24:02,560
Now nobody takes me back.
298
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Drive.
299
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Yes, I'm fine.
300
00:25:16,160 --> 00:25:17,380
Well, he won his bet.
301
00:25:36,110 --> 00:25:39,870
Well, the soul of a man is easy to buy.
302
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