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Come on, Reggie.
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Right here.
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Come on. Come on.
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Thank you for being so understanding.
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I know it seems silly to be so attached
to a pet.
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Not at all. Custody battles are never
pretty, whether it's children or pets.
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Reggie's all I have to remind me of my
late husband.
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He seems thrilled to be with you.
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We've missed each other, haven't we?
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Home at last.
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Poor little Reggie.
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Mommy's got to go to the hairdresser.
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And all that hair makes your sinuses
clog up, doesn't it?
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But I can't leave you alone again.
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I don't suppose you could watch him?
Watch him?
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Watch him? Oh, why not?
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Oh, thank you so much for everything.
You're a very understanding man.
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I try.
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You remind me a little of my husband, in
a way.
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Bring him by to the house a little
later.
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Would you?
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You're such a dear.
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Mrs. Harding's here.
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The lady from the cafe, her husband's
missing, remember?
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Totally slipped my mind. Maybe another
time.
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We had an arrangement, Bernie. An
appointment. I made sure.
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She's a client.
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I made a promise.
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I didn't make a promise, did I?
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No, I don't make promises.
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Recommend another detective.
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Another detective?
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Wait a minute, Bernie.
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I gave her my word. Well, things change.
Not my word.
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It doesn't change. When I give it, I
keep it. That's me. That's Sally
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a woman who keeps her promises.
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She counted on me because I counted on
you.
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Her husband is missing. Her dog ran away
this morning.
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And she is having a very tough time.
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Okay.
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She's sweet.
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Entertain her a little bit, would you?
I've got to make another call.
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I'll do the dirty work on this one.
Promise?
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Uh -huh, uh -huh.
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Thanks.
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Okay,
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girls.
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Now let's try it with a little bit more
energy this time, all right?
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Remember, these characters will do
anything for a buck.
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Hey, what's this?
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Entertaining for a couple hours, right?
Then you drop him off at 1355 Francis
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Street. Leave him with the lady. I got a
busy calendar, Vern.
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I'm putting together something big.
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Chick, this is a very attractive widow.
She loves show business, and I think...
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She might be an investor.
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Oh, really?
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Okay, girls.
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Try it with pitch and projection this
time.
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Sally,
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come on in.
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Mrs. Malinhardy, Bernie Farker. Have we
met before?
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I don't think so.
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I'm sure I'd remember.
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It's a pleasure.
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She tells me it's a very delicate
matter.
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What exactly is it that you'd like us to
do?
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I assured her that you were very
discreet. The discreetest.
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Some time ago, my husband and I got
divorced.
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They'd been married for 40 years.
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Long time.
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He became infatuated with a rather
tawdry thing.
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It was a whirlwind marriage. And, of
course, he immediately regretted it.
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I'm sure the grass is always greener. He
left her eventually and came back home
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to me.
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Came back to his senses.
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Of course, things with the other woman
became complicated and very nasty.
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But now he's gone missing.
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It's a very delicate matter.
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When did he disappear?
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I'm not exactly sure.
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He's been dead for nearly a year.
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Roses were his favorite.
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Very nice.
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I can feel he's not here. It's a... very
strong feeling of nothing at all.
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An absence.
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What you're saying is that you believe
your husband is no longer down here.
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I'm certain of it.
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You see, I believe in spiritual bonds.
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My husband is still with me.
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He's just not down there anymore.
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Isn't there some request you could make
to the cemetery people to... Oh, I've
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tried on several occasions.
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They just think I'm mad.
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Strange. They've assured me that he's
not been moved. They've even threatened
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with a lawsuit if I continue to make
such claims against them.
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If he's not down here, where do you
think he is?
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I just need to be reassured.
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I have this plot right here.
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And we made a promise that we would be
buried beside one another.
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I just don't see quite how we can help
you.
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For $2 ,000, you provide proof that he's
still there.
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Discreetly.
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We can't possibly do that.
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The discreetest.
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I need to know.
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We can hardly go digging in the middle
of the night.
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I think what Sally's saying is that she
has other plans, but I, however, am
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available all nights this week.
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Oh, thank you so much.
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When do you think that you could start
to... Depends upon the weather.
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Oh, it looks as if it's going to clear
tonight.
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$2 ,000.
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Very generous.
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I just need to be reassured.
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I passed you something.
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I've changed my mind. I'm not going.
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I beg your pardon? You're not going?
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You begged me on your knees. What about
this little old lady, you sweet,
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fragile... I said that I would help find
her husband. I didn't mention anything
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about digging up a casket. What happened
to that Sally Sullivan, huh? The Sally
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Sullivan that kept her promises? Or
promises, not promises, when they're a
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little inconvenient?
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Great digging is more than a little
inconvenient.
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Hi, Bernie.
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Hey, Kim.
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What's for the shovels? Well, we're
going fishing and we need to catch some
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worms. Yeah.
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Disgusting.
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Stop me if you've heard this before, but
I'm going to do the dirty work on this
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one.
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Okay, okay, okay.
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I'll hold the flashlight, but I'm not
doing any digging.
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Hey. And what's with the shovels?
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We're going fishing, and I know a good
spot to get some worms.
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Hey, I know a great worm field just down
over there. Another time, Ray.
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Don't watch the tube.
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I'll see you later.
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How long are you going to be?
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What are you doing?
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I'm trying not to step on anybody.
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Oh, they really care a lot.
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Look, I don't want to talk about it,
okay? Let's just find Mr. Hardy's grave,
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get this over with.
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First thing you got to do is lift the
turf and roll it back.
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What are you looking at?
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You. You seem to know exactly what
you're doing.
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Would you prefer it if I didn't?
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No.
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Get under it a couple inches so that you
can get the shovel underneath.
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How much deeper?
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That much.
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It's awfully shallow yet, isn't it?
Yeah, it is.
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It's still warm.
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I'm cold.
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How much longer?
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I've heard how much longer. I've heard
how deep is it. I haven't heard, can I
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help you, please?
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I said I wouldn't dig.
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Bernie, I'll do the dirty work on this
one.
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Here.
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How much further?
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I don't understand.
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I mean, by now we should be at
regulation depth.
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You did.
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I'm sorry.
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We're here.
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Where? Now, I think the old broad is
right.
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No, no, come on. They don't bury people
deeper than this.
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He's not here, is he?
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Mrs. Hardy, what the hell are you doing
here?
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Oh, dear.
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Oh, man.
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Well, I just had to see for myself.
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Here,
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grab a seat.
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Reggie was right.
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Reggie was right.
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Reggie? Her dog. Would you get the
thermos, please?
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Everything is going to be fine.
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It's all right. It's all right.
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Reggie was right about what?
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Well, it was Reggie who first noticed
that my husband wasn't here.
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He could tell.
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Oh.
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My two loves.
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Both of them missing.
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Where on earth could they be?
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Take a seat. He'll be right... Oh, here
he is now.
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Just make yourself comfortable inside.
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I'll be right with you.
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What does she want from us now? She
wants us to find her husband.
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Hey, Bernie.
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Excuse us.
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What are you doing with the dog? You
were supposed to deliver it. The lady
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wasn't home. I had to catch a couple of
acts at the club. I had to keep him
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overnight. Bernie.
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A dog act? I don't know, Chick. It's
kind of old -fashioned, don't you think?
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However, you're the kind of guy that'd
probably get him a booking.
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Huh?
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Oh, actually, I already told him to play
dead.
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Play dead?
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Hey.
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That's terrific.
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That's Reggie.
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Reggie? Mrs. Hardy's missing dog. She
used to bring him to the cafe.
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It's complicated.
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I'll explain it to you. Take the door a
couple of minutes.
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Five tops. I got auditions.
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It's a long story.
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The dog belongs to Mr. Hardy. That's the
dead guy that's gone mad.
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How'd you get him? Mr. Hardy's second
wife lost the dog to the first Mrs.
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in the will, so I got hired to... Steal
the dog. Return the dog. The second Mrs.
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Hardy showed me a will where she got the
dog. Look, it's my Mrs. Hardy's dog.
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Ah, Mrs. Hardy. So good to see you. What
happened to Reggie? I was expecting him
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yesterday. I got him. Bernie.
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My associate, Sally Sullivan. There's a
guy over your place right now with the
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dog. If you hurry, you'll probably catch
him. Oh, what a shame. I was hoping
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you'd be bringing him by the house. All
right, Jack Kathleen.
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Give me a call. You have my number.
Thank you again.
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To Mrs. Hardy. Both clients of the same
agency.
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But what am I supposed to do? Turn down
the work? I got staff I have to take
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care of. It's just a little conflict of
interest, don't you think, Vern? That's
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me.
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That's Bernie Fox, the man that goes
with the flow.
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If you persist in your allegations, Mr.
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Fox, I will take action against you and
your agency.
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It's not necessary.
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It's not necessary. In the 100 years
that my family has been in the business,
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have never once lost a body, I assure
you. Well, that's very reassuring
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I was the one asking.
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What kind of a person would sneak into a
graveyard and dig up a loaded
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coffin?
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And where would they put it once they
had it?
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You can't put it on your mantelpiece.
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What kind of person would steal a
coffin?
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I just asked that.
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Now, what we got to do is ask you a
couple of questions, but delicately. I
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be delicate.
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Yeah, I'd like to see that.
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Right now, just follow my lead.
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Shh, you're home already.
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What do you want?
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Reggie, oh, you little darling. There
you are.
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Can we come in?
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I have a few questions that I'd like to
ask you.
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Questions? What sort of questions?
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Oh, questions about your husband and...
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Mrs. Hardy?
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The other, the other, Mrs. Hardy? I
refuse to discuss that, woman.
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Mr. Barker, I thank you for your help,
but I believe our business is concluded.
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Reggie!
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Reggie, come back here now!
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Um, there's still a problem about the
dog?
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If I'm not mistaken, your husband's
favorite flower.
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Well, I suppose.
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I don't remember.
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Quite the little digger, isn't he?
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Like he's got something buried down
there.
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Maybe his favorite bones.
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I'm sorry, I just find it impossible to
discuss anything with her in this room.
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I realize that, of course. My husband
did not want to be buried next to this
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woman. I hardly think your rose garden
was his first choice. Sometimes the
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second choices are the right ones.
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Ladies, there's got to be a way to
resolve your differences. I found it
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enough to share my husband when he was
alive.
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It's not any easier now.
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I made a promise to Franklin. And he
made one to me. That we would always be
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together. He'd be by my side one way or
another.
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Things change.
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Not my promise to Franklin.
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Or his word to me.
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Sometimes the promise can't be kept
exactly, but it can be carried out in
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spirit.
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Have you ladies ever considered
timesharing?
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