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Okay,

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everyone, listen and learn.

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Now, the weeks start here.

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Don't miss it because it's seven days
till the next one. First bulletin of the

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week is Tuesday is cancelled.

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Cancel. That is for everyone except the
graphics team.

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There's an evening graphics meeting
about the holiday special.

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Tuesday, six o 'clock. We've already
discussed the holiday special.

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Yeah, but you know how it is. We keep
discussing it until everyone agrees with

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Linda. It's called getting it right.

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Anyway, Tuesday evening graphics team
only. Tuesday morning, everyone off.

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Is it?

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I wondered what the birds were singing
about.

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Shouldn't we?

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No.

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OK, that's all for now.

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Get buzzing.

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I'm going to see everybody working on
the hospital story now.

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Some evenings she works at the bath as a
waitress.

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Oh, Ethel.

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I was wondering if maybe you could, you
know, come with me to dance.

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Colin, who are you asking out, me or
Apple? Come on, Spike, I need your help.

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Why my help?

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Well, you know about girls, don't you?

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Anyone's for skirts.

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Linda, you want the shopping centre
feature for Wednesday, right?

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I want it for tomorrow.

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Tomorrow? But that's tomorrow.

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For what it's worth now.

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Come what may, the girl never misses her
deadline.

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Another happy day in these sad times.
That don't make sense, but at least it

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rhymes.

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Hiya, children.

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Where's Colin?

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Probably still singing off a lamppost
somewhere.

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He went out with the lovely Stuttgart
last night.

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You seen the lovely Stuttgart?

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Mug like a ball of custard.

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Breath so bad it sticks to her face.

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How can you talk like that this morning?

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Talking's easy, sir. You should try it.
It's just like writing, only louder.

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Call it, Spike.

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Hey, I'm cool.

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I'm so cool I could spit ice cubes.

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You're late back. You're cool.

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You're so cool you can spit ice cubes.
Colin, I am not asking around for you.

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I'd come with you if you were nervous.

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Hey, who took the lid off my Tippex?
It's gone solid.

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Can someone tell me how many beds there
are in Xerox? The meeting's just been

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moved to Wednesday. It's Tuesday.

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Okay, let's get started.

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Don't say we're making too much fuss
about this.

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Spike, we are trying to work out what
happened on Monday night.

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By looking at Monday day?

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Yes, it's important to me, to you, to
all of us, for the future.

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No more cancel Tuesdays.

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Right, let's start.

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Eight o 'clock, Monday morning.

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Excuse me, I was wondering if you had a
chance to read that stuff I gave you.

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Stuff? I gave you some material I'd
written last week, remember?

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You said you'd read it. Oh, right. Was
it something I asked you to do?

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No. Actually, I'm on the graphics team.

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Well, then why have you... I told you. I
think I'll be better used on the

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writing team.

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Have you managed to have a look at my
work yet?

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Well, I'm sure I've had... I ask because
it's still in the tray where you put it

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when I gave it to you.

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May I ask how you knew it was there,
under that pile?

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You were away from your death. I had a
look.

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Can I ask if you've read it?

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You went through my tray?

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I'm sorry, but I'm getting a little sick
of doing nothing here, drawing little

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pictures for Julie Craig's graphics
team. David, saw some of that cartoon

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you did for Julie. That's really good.

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Kenny! I don't think you've met David
properly, have you? David Jeffords. Been

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with us a couple of weeks.

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We're getting to know each other.

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Anyway, I think Julie wants you because
she's doing some roughs for the special.

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Better not keep the lady waiting.

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Who is he?

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Who isn't he?

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Son of the owner of Farndow's.

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The factory that makes the sports
equipment.

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Family friend of the mayor's. A jerk.

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A jerk, but a rich jerk. A well
-connected jerk.

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Is that why you interrupted me?

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I had some really cutting remarks lined
up.

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Linda, remember, it might be nice to be
smart, but it's smart to be nice.

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You always spoil my fun.

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What are you doing?

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You were right. A jerk.

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So what happened next?

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When you were talking to David, that
must have been about the time when

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arrived with the paper.

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Have you seen it?

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Why, have you lost it?

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Bike. I'm not a bike. I'm a... OK.

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This is ours.

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Fiddler, it's important.

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Fiddler, I'm busy. I've got to be in
school in half an hour and I've got a

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of work to finish. Can you just listen?

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Dear editor, I write to complain about
some of the recent activities of the

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Junior Gazette. What?

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While it is quite commendable that such
a venture exists for young people, it is

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surely unfortunate that it has led to,
amongst other things, regular truancy

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from school.

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Oh, no.

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There are forged absence notes so that
students who should be at school can

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for the paper, and even homework copies
are circulated among the Junior Gazette

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staff to save them time for their other
activities.

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Oh, no.

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Nor do the financial dealings of the
Junior paper bear too close an

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In particular, the activities of one
Colin Matthews, who has several times

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in serious trouble for various illicit
commercial ventures.

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Oh, dear.

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In conclusion, I think that at the very
least, the activities of the Junior

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Gazette merit close inspection.

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Name and address not provided.

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Do you normally publish letters from
people who won't even give you their

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No. Unless it's a particularly
interesting letter, or has an unusual

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something, or provides information I
wasn't previously aware of. How do you

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one word of that letter, that anonymous
letter, is true? I don't.

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I'm just hoping it isn't.

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Do you know what really gets me?

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It's all such total lies.

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Such total, utter lies.

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Kenny, no more access notes or homework
copies.

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Kyle's on to us.

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It's the ideal time to phone her. She's
just out of bed. She's just thinking of

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going off to school.

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She'll be so off guard, she'll even say
yes to you.

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But I've tried phoning. It's always her
father that answers. He's so German.

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I just want to give him my name, rank
and number.

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You watch too many films, Colin.

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It's ringing.

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It'll be her father. I know it. Just be
cool and be calm and go for it. It'll be

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her father. He's so German.

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Kyle! I mean, hello. Oh.

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Kyle, he says.

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Was that relevant?

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Well, it was very funny. Funny?

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Could somebody explain to Brain Donor at
the end of the table there why it is

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we're here?

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Come on, let's just stick at it. What
was the next thing to happen?

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I suppose the next important thing was
when we found out who wrote the letter.

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File on David Jeffords.

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Is there anybody who doesn't get into my
death tray?

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Not really. We're thinking of holding
office parties there. Sounds like you

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already do.

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So what's the golden boy's stuff like?

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It's mostly common.

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Dull, slow, pompous.

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Do you want a sample?

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Dear editor, I write to complain about
some of the recent activities of the

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Junior Gazette.

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He wrote that?

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And he didn't even tell me. Wrong, he
did.

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You've had that folder on your desk for,
what, a week now. You had your chance

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to stop him. Are you blaming me?

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I think David Jeffords blaming you,
Linda.

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But why? What for?

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Don't ask me.

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I'm just the assistant editor around
here.

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Thank you, Terry.

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David, Mr. Sullivan wants to see you. In
his room.

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Yes, miss.

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Hi.

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I'm Mr. Sullivan.

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You really did that? You skipped a class
and pretended Sullivan wanted to see

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David? Yes.

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And people say you're not a fun kid.

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Leave out, Spike.

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So what then? You asked David about the
letter.

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And that's when it started to get nasty,
when I asked him why.

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Because it's true, there are forged
absence notes. You do give out homework

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copies. Not anymore.

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And only ever when we absolutely had to,
to keep the paper going.

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You could have told me that before I
sent the letter. You had the chance. You

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bothered to look at my work.

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Have I got this right, David?

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I'd have read the letter, and then I'd
have read your stuff.

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And I'd have said, hey, Dave, some
pretty neat stuff here. Why don't we get

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on the writing team?

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Oh, and while we're at it, Dave, why
don't we just forget about sending that

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letter? And you'd have said, sure,
Linda, I don't need that letter any more

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anyway.

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You were trying to blackmail your way
into working for the Gazette.

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Do you know how sick that is?

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What I don't understand is why.

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I'm sick of being ignored.

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You've only been on the paper two weeks.

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It's long enough to be ignored.

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Well, it didn't work anyhow.

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The letter was published, and so what?

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Do you know who reads the Gazette?

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The headmaster.

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She'll be coming out of that classroom
just there.

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The blonde.

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Why didn't you tell me she went to the
same school as us in the first place?

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Just wait over here, okay?

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This is insane. You know that, don't
you?

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Uh, Ethel?

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Yeah?

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Hi. Um, look, I got this friend.

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Well, he was kind of wondering, well, if
you, well, if you was free tonight.

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You don't have to be shy.

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What?

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Friend.

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No, really, I'm asking for a friend.

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You're a spy, can't you?

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Yeah, but I got this friend anyway. I
never thought you'd be so shy.

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Look, honestly, I am asking for a
friend.

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Colin!

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I don't see any friend.

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Well, he's around that corner.

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I'll show him to you. Come on, I'll show
you.

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Colin!

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Colin!

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Can you believe it?

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The guy can talk money out of anyone,
but can he ask a girl out?

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I think we're getting off the subject
again. It's just a bit of light relief.

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Bear me. That was the idea.

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Look, where'd we got to?

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What did you do next?

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I wanted to find out more about David.

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Maybe find out why he was acting the way
he was.

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And I knew he had Sullivan for English.

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So you went to see Sullivan.

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Linda, how do you always know when I'm
in there?

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Every morning interval without fail.

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You must have a heavy breakfast.

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Perhaps I ought to change my toilet.

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David Jeffords!

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You take him for English, don't you?
Yes.

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He's a jerk, isn't he?

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Is this a discussion or an opportunity
to agree with you? Or don't you

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the distinction?

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He's a golden boy. He's got everything.

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And despite that, he's making big
trouble for the Gazette. A golden boy?

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Yeah, he's loaded, isn't he? Don't
categorise people, Linda.

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Linda Day!

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Linda Day, where were you second period?

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Er... You weren't in your class.

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Why do you ask?

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The headmaster wanted to see you.

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What's this, Linda?

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Big trouble from the golden jerk.

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Well? It's just an anonymous letter,
sir. If there was a word of truth in it,

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maybe there'd be a name at the foot.

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If I find one shred of evidence that the
Jet Leaves allegations are true, it'll

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be the end of the Junior Gazette.

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You couldn't do that.

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I shall be making a full inquiry into
this matter, and so help me, Linda.

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I'd better not find that you've been
lying to me.

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No proof?

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No problem.

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Photo copies of abstinence note, photo
copies of homework answers.

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Details of when they were used and by
whom.

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Problem.

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Now, this time, you ask her. Yeah, but
she's going out with you now. Relax. I

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told her about my incurable disease.

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Just get round there and knock her dead.

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Yeah, but... Look, you've got to have
confidence, Colin.

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Concentrate on your good points.

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Think of what a bargain she's getting.

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Yeah, I like that. My good points.
That's right. Then go, go, go.

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What are my good points?

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Well,

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you're good with money. You're great
with money. That's it. Just think money.

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Yeah, money. Say it. Money, money,
money.

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Money, money, money. Just keep thinking.
Money, money, money. Now go around

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there and knock her dead. Right. You can
do it. Money, money, money.

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Ethel?

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Yes?

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Ethel?

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Do you want some money?

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I think we're getting off the subject
again.

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Don't you guys find this funny? No, not
just now. Not today.

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Okay, Linda, where have we got to?

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Shouldn't we talk?

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You talk if you want to.

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I think you're getting the wrong idea
about me, you know. Do you mean you're

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blackmailing me?

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I don't think of it as blackmail.

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Look, I love working on the cadet. I
think it's the best thing about this

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I just want to be a part of it. You are
a part of it. A real part of it.

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So if you can't be a real part of it,
you'll destroy it, right?

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It's got me on the writing team, hasn't
it?

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Hasn't it?

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Have I got a choice?

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Yeah. He's got you on the writing team.
Hey, great, that's great. Hey, listen,

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I've got some ideas you're going to
love. I can't wait to tell you about

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Try. I've got to get some lunch.

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Well, tomorrow at the newsroom, then.

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Tomorrow's cancelled.

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Well, whenever.

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Look, you're not going to regret this.

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I'll lead you to it, then. See you
Tuesday.

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Oh, no, I forgot.

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There isn't going to be a Tuesday.

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Money, money, money.

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Money, money, money?

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Buddy.

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Hell, I will.

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Am I very late? I phoned to say I would
be, but no -one answered.

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Yeah, we're not answering the phone. It
could be the school looking for us. So,

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how was the big date last night?

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Don't talk to me about women.

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Complained all night, she did. I wasn't
wearing the right clothes. We didn't go

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to the right chip shop.

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She didn't like the film we went to see.
No more Ethel Stuttgart's for me.

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Colin.

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To think.

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I almost paid for her meal as well.
Colin, do you know why we're here?

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I was wondering.

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You mean you haven't heard about David?

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Heard what? Has he backed down?

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Last night, after we'd been to see
David, he took his father's shotgun,

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put the barrel in his mouth.

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He put a loaded shotgun in his mouth?

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Was it loaded?

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Not after he pulled the trigger.

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He's dead?

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Well, he sure didn't miss at that range.

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Spike!

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00:17:24,910 --> 00:17:27,800
You mean he killed himself right after
we went to see him?

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Right after?

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That's what I reckon.

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But last night we didn't say anything,
did we?

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Is this all David's dad's garden?

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Estate. My dad's got an estate, only
it's a car.

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00:17:41,691 --> 00:17:45,369
Hey, if David is this rich, maybe we
should let him on the writing team.

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00:17:45,370 --> 00:17:48,609
Yeah, well, all things considered, I
think it'll be an easier solution.

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00:17:48,610 --> 00:17:52,549
No way, Kenny. I'm not being
blackmailed. What, even if it means the

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gazette? It won't.

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That's what I'm going to tell him.

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00:17:55,950 --> 00:17:57,730
Fine. But why did we all have to come?

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I've got a date later tonight.

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You're my moral support.

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If I'm about to put a bomb under the
Gazette, I want you all standing on it

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me. Ah, thank you.

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00:18:06,190 --> 00:18:09,320
Yeah, we'd just like to say we were glad
you thought of us first.

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Oh, hi.

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Your father said we'd find you here.

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00:18:18,191 --> 00:18:19,869
You mean he actually knew where I'd
gone?

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00:18:19,870 --> 00:18:21,430
I didn't think he knew I existed.

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00:18:21,431 --> 00:18:24,059
Listen, we could come back sometime when
you're not armed.

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00:18:24,060 --> 00:18:25,300
I mean busy, not busy.

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00:18:25,301 --> 00:18:28,099
Shooting some rats, you know, passing
their time.

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00:18:28,100 --> 00:18:30,210
Yeah, I'm a big Beatrix Potter fan
myself.

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00:18:30,211 --> 00:18:32,739
So what's all this then, a story
conference?

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00:18:32,740 --> 00:18:35,570
No. And if it was, you wouldn't be in on
it. What do you mean?

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What I agreed to earlier.

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00:18:37,541 --> 00:18:40,819
Forget it. But you promised. And if that
means you're going to try and finish

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the Gazette, fine, try.

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00:18:42,440 --> 00:18:44,120
And then try living with yourself.

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00:18:44,121 --> 00:18:46,479
But you're not blackmailing me, David.

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No way.

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No how.

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One thing I will do for you.

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I forget this ever happened.

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You're still welcome on the paper.

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00:18:54,280 --> 00:18:56,320
You're still welcome to submit material.

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One day, if you're good enough, you
might even be welcome on the writing

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But that's as far as it goes, David.

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No further.

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And before I see you again, do a bit of
thinking.

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Think what kind of person goes telling
on his friends.

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00:19:09,960 --> 00:19:12,610
Think what kind of person tries to
blackmail people.

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Think what kind of person you are,
David.

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Because I have to tell you, right now
you're not nice to know.

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So I turn up at the Gazette and all is
forgiven, is that it?

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I just sail in on Tuesday with a smile
on my face.

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00:19:29,700 --> 00:19:31,660
Well, not Tuesday.

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00:19:32,360 --> 00:19:33,410
Yeah, of course.

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00:19:33,720 --> 00:19:35,340
There isn't going to be a Tuesday.

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00:19:48,800 --> 00:19:50,680
Well, do you think he got the message?

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Right between the eyes.

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He must have bagged a rat.

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00:20:08,520 --> 00:20:09,570
Linda!

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00:20:09,611 --> 00:20:14,259
Better leave her to it. You know what
she's like.

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00:20:14,260 --> 00:20:15,520
You guys are just amazing.

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00:20:15,521 --> 00:20:19,519
You let her skip a whole day of school
so she can sit there and work out that

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she's to blame for that jerk killing
himself.

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00:20:21,680 --> 00:20:23,060
Well, you weren't much help.

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00:20:23,280 --> 00:20:26,650
You're so dumb, it's coming out your
ears. I was trying to change the

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00:20:27,240 --> 00:20:28,880
Maybe we are all a bit to blame.

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00:20:28,881 --> 00:20:30,159
Oh, talk sense.

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00:20:30,160 --> 00:20:32,959
How do you mean I know a guy's thinking
of committing suicide? Because he's got

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00:20:32,960 --> 00:20:34,010
a pet lemming?

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00:20:44,720 --> 00:20:47,250
Blaming yourself is stupid, Linda.
Really stupid.

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00:20:52,080 --> 00:20:54,550
It's a fact of life. You can't confess
to a suicide.

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00:21:30,700 --> 00:21:35,559
answer me one question do you really
think david jeff had killed himself

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00:21:35,560 --> 00:21:42,539
you told him he wasn't a nice person
from what i've been able to learn david

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was a rather lonely boy who didn't get
on with his parents a lot of things

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00:21:47,000 --> 00:21:50,059
happened to him before he pulled that
trigger i don't think you were one of

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00:21:50,060 --> 00:21:54,759
more important if you want to learn
something from it linda learn this be

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00:21:54,760 --> 00:21:58,840
careful what you say to people it might
be the last thing they hear

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00:22:01,070 --> 00:22:02,270
I'll keep that in mind.

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00:22:04,210 --> 00:22:05,710
Something else to keep in mind.

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00:22:06,870 --> 00:22:09,190
He didn't kill himself because of you.

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00:22:10,310 --> 00:22:11,360
Understood?

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00:22:13,670 --> 00:22:14,720
Understood.

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00:22:15,170 --> 00:22:16,220
Good.

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00:22:17,690 --> 00:22:21,669
I've, er... I phoned the school and told
them that you're here and what's

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00:22:21,670 --> 00:22:23,590
happened. They're not expecting you in.

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00:22:23,870 --> 00:22:25,590
Thanks. How are you feeling?

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00:22:25,990 --> 00:22:27,040
All right?

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00:22:27,230 --> 00:22:28,280
I'm fine.

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00:22:31,960 --> 00:22:33,340
Well, I'll see you tomorrow.

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00:22:33,880 --> 00:22:34,930
Tomorrow.

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00:23:16,010 --> 00:23:17,060
Walk you home?

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If you want.

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00:23:29,970 --> 00:23:35,349
Dear all, after what happened yesterday
and my part in it, I don't think it

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would be right for me to continue as
editor of the Junior Gazette.

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00:23:38,990 --> 00:23:41,880
To be honest, I don't think I could ever
face it now anyway.

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00:23:43,610 --> 00:23:45,110
Thank you all for your support.

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00:23:45,550 --> 00:23:48,020
Apologies to anyone who feels I've let
them down.

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Please also convey my thanks to Mr Kerr.

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My very best wishes and all my love,
Linda.

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