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Your strategy, as usual, is
transparently obvious.
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Arigato. Doitashimashite.
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Excellent.
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Tight situation.
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You'll call it.
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You happen to hope?
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Mr.
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Ruh, I'm Colonel Vasily Krasenkov, KGB.
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You've heard of me?
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Yeah, I've heard of you.
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All right, Cunningoff, I admit it.
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I'm baffled.
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It's very simple, Mr. Rule.
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I have an assignment for you.
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You want me to work for you? For the
KGB.
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I admit it's a novel idea.
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Which you don't completely reject.
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Excellent.
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And if you have no objection, I think it
would be better if we discussed the
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matter on Russian territory.
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Professor Alexander Shelpin, age 65.
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Nobel Prize winner, the Soviet Union's
top biochemist.
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For the past four years, Professor
Shelpin has been working here at the
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Lenin Research Institute in the Crimea.
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His subject, germ warfare.
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Yes, Mr. Rule, germ warfare.
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We prepare for it, as do the Americans
and the British.
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Regrettable.
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But it is a fact of international
politics.
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Unless we produce these terrible
substances, we feel
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insecure.
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Sort of preserve the balance of terror,
huh?
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Precisely. I see you understand these
things, Mr. Rule.
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Well? To proceed.
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Botulinus toxin alpha beta.
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The most deadly fluid in existence.
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The small amount you see here, dropped
in this room, would wipe out everybody
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in the building. If it were put into a
river or a sewer, it would destroy a
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major city.
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Last night, Professor Shelpin
disappeared.
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And with him disappeared a file of the
beta toxin, which we discovered was
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from the Lenin Institute.
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An hour after his disappearance was
reported, a note was delivered to the
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president of the Presidium, of which
this is a translation.
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Not much to go on.
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You are right, Mr. Ruhl.
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Shelpin gives nothing away.
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Nothing but the fact that he intends to
use the toxin. Where did Shelpin
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disappear? In London.
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He is head of the Russian delegation to
the International Scientific Forum.
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We have issued a cover story.
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The other members of the party think
that Shelpin is ill.
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And you want us to help you find him?
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Why?
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You have a fairly efficient organization
yourself.
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Efficient? Yes, but also slow and
cumbersome.
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Your agents, on the other hand, are all
citizens of their own countries, and
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they can move freely and without
suspicion.
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We may have very little time.
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Mr. Rule, I appeal to you.
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Harry.
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Okay.
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We'll do what we can.
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They could be setting us up, you know.
And KGB?
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Mm -hmm.
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I don't think so.
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I don't think so either. I believe it
hasn't come.
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But I'm going to check it out.
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I thought of that file somewhere in
London.
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Hmm.
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Professor Brodny, I'm the Contessa di
Contini.
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Ah, Contessa, the embassy told me you
would be coming.
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Now, how can I help you?
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You are an old friend of Alexander
Shelpin's, yes?
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Yes, indeed.
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Poor Shelpin, he has been prevented by
illness from attending the conference.
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Professor Brodny, I want you to tell me
everything you know about Shelpin.
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Everything.
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Been doing some checking?
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You knew?
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Of course. Do I pass?
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Well, that makes you think I should
trust you anyway.
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I am a Russian, Your Honor.
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And I believe,
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like myself, you have a wife and a son?
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Yes, I have a son.
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Therefore, Mr. Ruhm...
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We may not perhaps share the same
beliefs and ideas, but we do both have a
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in the future.
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If ideology has gone so far that two
individual men can no longer trust each
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other, then it is better perhaps that
Shelpin drops his little pile of beta
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toxin and destroys us all.
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I agree.
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And when will you start?
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We've already started.
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All right, Paul, as soon as you can.
It's important.
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Okay. Okay.
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He'll be here as soon as he can. Oh,
good.
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Harry. You know, Shelton.
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Well, I've been trying to put myself in
his position.
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He's an idealist, right?
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Right. Then he's planning some sort of
grand gesture involving that file of
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toxin and...
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Well, I suppose several million deaths.
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What?
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Well, the sort of thing that Sheldon has
in mind is no good unless it's a very
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public affair, right?
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So he has to advertise.
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Right, yes, sooner or later. He's got to
make some sort of announcement so that
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people will understand what he's doing
and why.
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Logical.
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The question is, how?
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You've searched the whole area?
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All right, check again.
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Hello.
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What?
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Shelpin is at the scientist's forum.
He's saying he's beat now.
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Now, tell him to keep away from him.
Why?
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He may have the file with him. That's
what I said. Recheck.
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Don't attempt to go near him. Is that
understood?
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Right, and keep the press away, too.
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It is true of most men that until they
have seen anything...
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They will not believe it.
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I am convinced that it was only the
terrible and incontrovertible
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evidence of Hiroshima that has so far
averted a nuclear war.
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But there is a form of warfare far, far
more
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devastating in its effect.
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In conclusion, gentlemen, I am persuaded
that until mankind himself
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can actually see the effect of germ
warfare, we
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shall never be safe from the threat of
it.
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You are too late.
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He's gone. How long?
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Two or three minutes.
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We had him. We had him in our hand.
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He took a cab. Take care of it. I want
it traced and fast.
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When did?
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You recognize this man?
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Ah, yes. He booked in yesterday. Room
number.
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Room number.
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302, third floor. Right wing to Paskey.
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I'm afraid that's quite...
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Not a move, Sherpa.
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Turn around.
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Please.
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I think you know what this is.
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Drop your guns.
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Face the wall.
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You can't go through with it. It's
madness, you know that. I am not
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in your arguments.
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Face the wall, both of you. Listen,
Sherpa. I am quite prepared to release
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toxin now if you do not do as I ask.
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I think you are aware of what the
consequences would be.
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Now face the wall.
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Now you will remain here.
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Should you attempt to follow me, I shall
release the toxin.
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I mean it.
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We're back to square one.
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We've lost Shelton, and we still don't
know how he intends to carry out his
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plan. Or where, or when.
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Maybe he gave us a clue.
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Paul, do you remember what Shelton said?
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I'm quite prepared to release the toxin
now.
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He didn't say planned.
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He said prepared.
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Now, doesn't that suggest to you that he
had a specific time in mind?
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Yes, but I don't see how that helps us.
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It's just a theory I've been thinking
about since the beginning.
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That he's keeping to a very strict
timetable.
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He knows the date.
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August the 6th.
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That mean anything to you?
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August the 6th, 1945.
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It's 9 a .m.
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Hiroshima. He mentioned Hiroshima in his
speech.
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You think he's going to do it this
morning at 9 o 'clock?
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Well, it's just a theory.
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It could just be right.
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It's absolutely in character.
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And if it is, That means we've got nine
hours to catch him.
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Yeah.
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Look, I don't care how many taxis there
are in London. I want them all checked
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out.
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And the car hires.
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Right.
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I fear it is hopeless, my friend.
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I know he's in London.
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Perhaps we should warn the authorities,
give them a chance to prepare.
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What could they going to do?
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You know, the curious thing is that in
some ways I sympathize with
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Sherpin.
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I understand what he's trying to do.
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He has courage.
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Nothing?
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Nothing. We searched everywhere.
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Every hotel, every boarding house.
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We even looked on the park benches.
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Nothing.
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A man with a logical, scientific mind
and a carefully conceived plan.
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Where would he spend the night?
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Somewhere he considered safe.
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With a friend? An accomplice?
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No.
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Shelpin has no friends in London. He is
doing this alone.
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Somewhere where he thought we wouldn't
look.
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Somewhere where we've already looked.
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Contact, Paul. Tell him to cruise the
NW4 area. Right.
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I missed him by a few minutes.
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Come in, Paul.
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He's driving a Blue Rover 2000.
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Registration ARO 851F. Over. ARO 851F
Blue Rover.
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Got it.
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Now keep heading towards the hotel and
keep your eyes open.
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All right. Over and out.
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We underestimated Chopin all along the
line.
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We just missed him at the conference.
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He'd have to trail to his hotel a mile
wide.
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And I'll just corner him in his room,
knowing we'd have to let him leave.
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He disappears again.
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We search all night everywhere.
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But one place we wouldn't think of.
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Same room, same hotel.
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He planned the whole thing.
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Harry, I found him. He's just ahead of
me. He's turned west down Park Road.
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The Hamden Reservoir.
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That could be it. Pull it to order.
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Halt.
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Heading toward the Hamden Reservoir.
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Drop back. We'll take it from here.
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Okay, check.
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It's two minutes till nine.
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He's sticking to his schedule.
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Here, take the gun. Try and distract
him. I'll circle.
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Ten million people, Sherpin.
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Ten
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million, Sherpin.
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Ten
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million,
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Sherpin.
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Hotel Couchelpin.
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What are you going to do with him?
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An inquiry.
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A trial.
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A fair trial.
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Just as if he were on your side, Mr.
Rule.
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This is your gun.
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You know a great deal too much about
this business, Mr. Rule.
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What would you do in my position?
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Well,
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yesterday is now the past.
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And we are men of the future.
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In the avenues and alleyways Where the
soul of a man
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is easy to buy
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