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harry caroline caroline
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Careful.
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You're a very lucky man.
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Concussion and a compound fracture.
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They reckoned you were doing 60 when you
were hit.
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Car.
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I was in a crash.
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Yes. Car crash.
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How's Caroline?
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What happened to her?
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Now you have to rest. Where is she?
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Now, no excitement.
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How are you feeling, Mr. Rubel?
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Never mind about me. What about
Caroline?
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Caroline. Caroline, the Contessa di
Contini.
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My passenger, the girl who was in the
car with me.
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Sedative.
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What are you doing?
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Well, you're concussed, Mr. Rule.
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You're very confused.
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Your mind is playing tricks.
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Tricks? What do you mean, tricks?
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There was no passenger in that car with
you.
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You were quite alone when they picked
you up.
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Alone?
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No, there was a girl with me. I may be
confused, but there was a girl there
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me.
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She must be there now, lying next to the
road, unconscious.
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Not for two whole days, Mr. Rule.
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This is Monday the 4th.
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You were brought in here on Saturday the
2nd.
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You're unconscious for two days, two
nights.
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Two days.
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Two days.
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Call the police. Get the police here.
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You understand, Inspector, he's not to
be tired.
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Mr. Rowe?
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Inspector Wilson, Sergeant Peters, CID.
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Can you prove that?
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I want to report a missing person.
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Contessa Decontini. She seems to have
vanished.
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All right.
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Suppose I buy the fact that the Contessa
was in the car with you. What do you
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think happened?
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I don't know.
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Maybe the crash wasn't an accident.
Maybe it was planned.
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Planned?
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Maybe somebody wanted to grab the
Contessa.
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A bit drastic, isn't it?
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She was there in the car with me.
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Where were you heading when it happened?
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I don't know. It's a blank. The whole
thing's a blank.
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I don't even recall getting in the car.
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I remember coming back to my apartment
with the condessa.
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Offering her a drink.
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Next thing I know, I'm driving.
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Very tired, like I've been driving a
long time.
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She was beside me.
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Crash.
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Returning from where?
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You said you remember returning to your
apartment.
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Where from?
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A case I was working on.
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A case?
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Oh, now, look, I know you.
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Private people protect your client's
interests to the last ditch, but this
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or whatever it is may have some direct
bearing on the crash or whatever's
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happened to the Contessa.
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It's possible.
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Mr. Rule, I can't help you if I'm only
holding half the cards.
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Okay.
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Frank Dilling.
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He's in America.
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No, he's not. He flew in England two
days ago.
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We put him in our protective custody.
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Your custody? A private company? Why
didn't he... Put himself in official
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Yeah.
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Because he's a frightened man,
Inspector.
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Frightened? I don't see why.
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Frank Dilling is due to testify before
an international committee at the end of
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this week.
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He's going to present evidence that
there's a network of official corruption
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that spreads halfway and back across the
Western Hemisphere.
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Official corruption.
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He doesn't trust anyone. Not the
government, not the police, not anyone.
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He came to us because we're private,
because we're outside that world.
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And you put him undercover?
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That's right.
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Look, if I've got any chance of finding
the Contessa, I've got to go back to
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square one. I've got to find out where
Frank Dilling is hiding.
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I hope you're not pushing him too hard.
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No, I will be living shortly.
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We decided to limit the information to
one person.
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The contestant and I flipped a coin, and
she won.
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She's the only one who knows where Frank
Dilling is.
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Well, we'll just have to do the best we
can with what we've got to go on.
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I'll be in touch, Mr. Rule, as soon as I
find anything out.
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Yeah Okay, we've got a mover right away
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What do you think? He said what? Got to.
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Why am I turning something up?
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Hmm? Well, he's out turning rules plates
over, isn't he? Hmm.
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I'll find something.
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Harry? Harry?
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Suki!
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Suki!
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You're not mad.
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You're just confused. Your mind is
playing tricks.
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I assure you, you were alone in that car
when they picked you up.
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Alone behind the wheel.
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That can't be.
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Harry.
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What happened to Harry?
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Sedative. Please, look, I know I'm not
making any sense, but Harry was there.
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Harry Rule.
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Look, you must tell someone.
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Please.
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Very well.
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Let's call the police.
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I mean, what now?
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Ginger?
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Ginger!
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Come to the grounds. Whatever happens,
he mustn't get upstairs. He must not
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reach that girl.
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He won't.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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I'm Inspector Wilson. This is Sergeant
Peter, CID.
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What seems to be the trouble?
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Well, I was in this accident. Now, they
say that I was alone, but I wasn't.
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There was this man with me, and his
name's Harry Rule. Hold on.
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I think we better start from the
beginning.
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Suki, I've got to know what happened.
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Suki, where's Harry?
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Suki!
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Look,
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you're asking me to do the impossible,
Contessa.
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I can't help you if I'm only holding
half the cards.
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You must see that my only hope is to go
back to square one, to where all this
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started.
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To wherever you're hiding Frank Dilling.
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I can understand you want to protect
him, but we've got Mr. Rule to consider,
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too. I mean, his life might be quite
literally in your hands.
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All right.
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I'll trust you.
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I'll tell you where Dilling is.
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You will let me know, won't you? As soon
as you hear anything.
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The minute we find Dilling, Contessa,
you'll know.
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Nobody goes in, nobody comes out, right?
Right.
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You must be sweet on her. Me?
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I'd have been out across the ground
straight away.
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Couldn't go without you, eh?
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Thanks.
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For telling me where she is.
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It's not going to do you any good.
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A hero.
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I specialize in heroes.
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Dead heroes.
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Yeah. You're tough. You're really tough.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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I'm tired of you half -baked amateurs.
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That's right.
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You said amateur.
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That's right.
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A pro, a real pro, would have dropped me
when he saw me.
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But not you, you ramble on, you shoot
off, you big...
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He
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came from up there.
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I'm sorry. Get back in the bed. What's
happening? We were conned.
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Why? They want to know what we put
Dylan.
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Oh, Harry.
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Harry,
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they did.
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What? Get what they wanted. I told them
where we put Frank Dilling.
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All right, come on.
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My clothes.
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What, just that?
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I saw a leopard wear it.
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I've got to get to Dilling before they
do.
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Why there?
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So that's the place you'd expect.
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It's closed down. Perfect place for a
man to lose himself in.
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haven't lost two days.
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That's right.
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Today is today.
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You know what I mean? I mean, today is
today.
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Yeah, I think so. I mean, today we met
Dilling. We put him away safely under
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wraps, and then we went back to your
place afterwards for a drink. That's
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it started. The drink must have been
spiked.
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And we've been in a drugged haze ever
since.
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Uh -oh.
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Why pull something so elaborate? Why not
just force the information out of us?
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Now that would have taken time.
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They wanted to play it cool.
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Drug -induced crash and subtle
interrogation.
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Hey!
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It's an emergency.
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Circuit. Now, walk.
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Dilling, can you hear me?
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Wherever you are, stay put.
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We'll find you.
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The studio, the old picture studios.
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Good girl.
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Oh!
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You missed the main feature.
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It's okay, Dilling.
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You're back in our protective custody.
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