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- This one.

- Hey, sorry.

- Hey, lady?

Hello?

How's things?

Hmm?

- Not good, I'm afraid.

- All there?

All right.

Where's the rest, aye?

- Well, I'm sorry.

Don't have it.

Like I said, business isn't good.

- What's that?

You know the rules by now.

Right.

- No, please!

Please, no!

You got talk to them.

- Yeah, yeah.

Sorry, please give us a little time.

- We want all the money.

Right now! - Just have patience.

You see, it'll take just a few days.

- Right.

I'm gonna give you till tomorrow,

but if you haven't got it then, you're in trouble.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Hmm.

Hi, there.

How's things?

- Ah...

- That's good.

You're a smart guy, huh?

- Uh, good morning, sir.

- Yeah, all right.

Have you got the money ready?

- Uh, sorry, not just yet.

- What?

- It's been a really bad month.

- You trying to say you won't pay?

- Oh, no, no, I mean, no, please don't!

No, no!

Business is very bad now.

- Come on.

You only have to pay up once a month.

- I don't have it, though.

- In that case, you'll go out of business, won't you?

- There's nothing I can do!

Uh!

- You stupid fool!

- We're gonna teach you a lesson,

and then the next time,

you'll have it all ready.

- Right. - Yeah.

Is it all right to you?

You'll pay!

Sorry, old fella.

Got here a little late.

- Yeah.

- Hey!

- Huh?

Who are you?

- None of your business,

you crummy little rat. - What?

Come on, come on!

- Hold it!

Well the next time, y'all know what to expect.

- Sure, sure.

- Boy, he really fixed them. - Did you see that?

He really fixed them, huh?

- Really.

- Hey, hey, let's give him the money.

- Yeah. - Come on, come on,

give it to him. - Yeah, that's it.

- Hey, you really did us a good turn then, huh?

- Right, we're very much in your debt now.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Here you are.

Please take it. - Go on, take it.

- Yeah. - I didn't do it

for money. - We know that,

but take it. - Come on.

- Yeah. - Yeah, take it.

- Well all right, then. - All right, good.

- That's the one, that's the one.

- Now quiet, now.

And I'll start the contest.

- Hey, hey, it's starting. - Right, begin.

- Go on, go on!

- Get him! - Yeah, come on!

- Come on, pay up.

- Terrific, really. - Here we are.

Count it.

- You're damn good.

- She isn't bad, aye?

- Yeah, you're right.

- Maybe even a Virgin, huh?

- Yeah.

- Yeah, come on! - Come on, you.

- No, let me go! - Come on.

- Come on, sugar. - No!

- Come here. - No!

Stop it! - Bring her over here.

Yeah.

Hey, she's really very cute, aye?

Should we deliver her to the old bastard?

He'll do well for her.

- Right, he likes the young ones, huh?

- Let's try her out first. - Yeah.

Good idea. - Oh, no!

No, leave me alone!

- Come on, get her over here on the slide here.

- Yeah, get her down. - No, no!

No! - Get her over here now.

- Stop it! - Oh, there we go.

- No!

- Come on.

Don't mess around.

I'll take her first. - Oh please,

let me go now, oh!

- Who are you? - Damn you!

What do you want?

- Let's go! - Let's get outta here!

- Wait!

Take your friend with you.

- Let's go, come on.

Come on.

- Thank you.

- You all right?

- Yes.

I'm very grateful, Mr. Chiang.

- Oh, and how did you know who I am?

- You're well known through the whole county.

You're famous but still,

afraid I have no money to pay you.

- Pay me?

I helped you.

I don't want pay.

Oh, it's you.

- You men may be tough,

but there's some things women do better.

- You shouldn't have come here.

- Just to show that I'm grateful.

- Let's get this straight.

I never expected any payment.

- But ...

- Now look,

you simply can't stay here.

Listen now.

Don't get mad.

It's just for your own.

- I did all your laundry this morning.

- Now, miss.

- My name's June Sun.

- Well, Miss Sun,

what about your parents, aye?

Do they know you're here?

- No, they don't.

They're dead.

Have been a long time,

so I'm all alone.

That's why I'd like to have a friend.

- I'm sorry.

There's no way I can help you.

Miss Sun?

You already know the sort of guy I am.

I'm just no good.

Got a bad name.

Reckless, work shy.

Never worry about tomorrow.

- Are you Mr. Chiang Tai-kang?

- Yeah, that's right.

- This is for you.

- Thanks.

- What worries me most of all

is what's to become of my boy to come.

Always fighting, got not job.

You'll come to a bad end.

- Huh, you still believe in that?

- If it helps Dad, I'll try anything.

- The last train will have come by now.

If your brother's not on that,

he's not coming.

- It's him!

He came after all!

- How's Dad?

- Bad.

Very sick.

And the only reason he's still hanging on to life

is just to see you.

- Call the doctor?

- It's no use.

There isn't any help.

Tai-kang, you remember him, Mr. Ying Ho.

- Ah.

We used to collect shells together when we were kids.

- Yeah, long time ago.

I just finished at the university last month.

- Oh, you have already graduated.

That's great.

Ma.

Dad?

- You finally came, did you?

I've been waiting a long time.

Go on now.

I want to speak to Tai-kang alone.

You'll have to take charge of the family now.

- Come on, Dad.

You'll make it.

- Don't bother to kid me.

I know damn well I'm dying.

I want you to promise to settle down now,

and make sure our bit of land always stays in the family.

And I want you to give up this fighting.

It'll be hard.

I know that.

But you must, you've got to promise me.

- Take it easy. Dad.

- It's a lot to ask of you,

but it's for your own good.

Will you give me your word?

- I'll stay at home.

Look after the land and sister and ma.

- And what else?

I won't fight.

- All right.

You promise me now.

Promise me.

- In the name of God, I promise you.

I'll do what you ask.

I swear.

I'll not fight anymore.

Dad!

- What is, oh, Dad!

Dad!

Oh, Dad!

Tai-kang.

- Are you Chiang Tai-kang?

- That's my name.

- I've often heard of you.

- Who are you?

- Name's Lee,

but people usually call me Black Fan.

But anyway, like to talk to you.

- Uh, what about?

- You're a lucky man.

My boss sent me.

He wants to buy your land for cash.

- Well he can't.

I won't sell.

That's that.

Come on.

- Hey, hey.

At least considerate it.

He'll pay you well.

- My land is not for sale.

- Hey, hey.

I'll give you a word of advice.

Don't be too stubborn.

My boss wants this land,

and he's got a lot of influence.

- Don't give a damn!

The land's not for sale!

- Fool!

- Tai-kang? - Hmm.

- You better be more careful.

His boss is a big man.

He's a rich guy who recently moved into the neighborhood.

And he's really vicious too, so I hear.

- This area is the main link

between the North and the South.

And the new road will be going through here soon.

Hmm.

It looks good.

I can really clean up here.

Yeah, I'll make a fortune.

- But there was one little snag, sorry to say.

You see, I went to see Chiang,

but it's no use.

He says he won't sell now or ever.

I know that kid,

and he's damn tough.

- Just what is that supposed to mean?

We can't handle him?

Come on.

We've got some good men.

And don't forget that my uncle happens to be

the provincial commissioner.

I don't think we'll have much trouble.

- Mm.

- Hey boss, our friends from Hebei are arriving today.

- Huh.

Well what do you think?

I should go and meet them?

- Well, it would give them face.

Might be an idea.

- Well, I hope that they're better than that last lot.

- Mm-hmm.

Don't worry about that.

These two have a reputation of being the best fighters

in Hebei province, so they should be damn good.

- Hmm.

Hmm.

Well, you go down first.

Take Black Fan.

I'll be down later.

- Mm, ah...

- Well, all right.

Oh, hang on.

When you meet these two new guys,

try them out with a little test.

- Hmm.

- Nothing too rough,

just try them out.

- Right. - Right.

- Mm.

- Yeah, huh.

Over there. - Oh.

- There he is.

- Ah well, you made it.

It's quite a trip, isn't it?

Glad you came.

I must say, you both look in pretty good shape.

- And so do you.

Judging by your clothes, things must be good here.

- Not too bad.

This is Mr. Hang Chu.

And this is Mr. Chow.

This is my brother, but he's better known as Black Fan.

- Uh, hello. Hi, there.

- Hi. - Hi.

- Yes. - Uh, please,

let me do it.

- No, it's all right. - I'll carry it for you.

- No, no, I can manage. - No, no, no, please.

- No, it's all right. - Be my guest.

- Uh, please.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I seem to have bent it a bit.

- It's all right. I'll fix it.

- Now then, that's what I like to have around.

A couple of real strong men.

- I'd better introduce you.

Now then, my boss, Mr. Wong.

Very rich man, has a lot of property and influence too.

An expert knife thrower.

Probably the best there is.

- How do you do?

- I've heard a lot about that.

You're very well known.

I envy you.

- Thank you.

I'm glad you've come.

I hope you'll stay.

- I must admit that knife throwing has always fascinated me.

Perhaps you'll show me some time.

- Um, maybe he will, but he reserves that

for his close friends.

- Oh my God, that's unbelievable.

- Come on.

- Where can I find Mr. Chiang?

- Oh, over there. - Oh, thank you.

- Hey, miss.

Remember me?

We came on the same train.

I hear you're looking for Mr. Chiang.

If so, there's a friend of his here.

There he is.

- Does your friend's name happen to be Chiang Tai-kang?

- Yes, it is.

- Whoa, fancy that.

He's a very good friend of mine,

but his father just died though.

- That right?

- He's taking it hard.

He's drinking a lot.

- Hey, listen.

He's coming to my friend's place.

Wait for him there.

- Please.

- Please.

- Where is it?

- If you'd rather not come with us,

let me know where he can get you.

And then I can tell him to call on you.

- No, it's not that at all,

but it's a lot of trouble for you.

- Oh, no. Of course not.

After all, you're a friend of his.

It's the least I can do.

Please. - Please.

Please.

- Dammit all!

- No, panicked. - Oh, just look,

just look at this mess here, huh?

- Who's that?

- Please.

- Uh...

- Now, don't you worry.

He'll be along soon.

- Hey, there's a new one.

- You get lost.

- Who's our honorable guest, then?

She isn't bad looking at all.

- Uh.

- Where'd you get her?

- Get out.

- I see.

That's how it is.

You've got a new friend.

- You've got it all wrong.

She's waiting for a friend.

- Oh.

So you think, but I've seen that look

in your eye too many times now.

- What sort of place is this?

What sort of place is this?

- Uh-uh.

- When is Mr. Chiang coming?

- Take a look around here.

- Hey, Pi Sum.

When I came, I forgot my present for you.

But now then, it seems that I've got a present

for you after all.

- Uh, no!

- Hey!

Uh-uh.

- I don't think your friend will be coming.

He never goes out since his father died.

- No, let me go!

No!

- Come here!

Come with me!

- Huh.

- Come on!

Come on with me, you bitch!

Come on! - No, please!

- Come on! - Don't!

- Can I help you?

- Yeah, that one. - Now come on.

What is all this?

Why can't I go in?

Hey, you can't stop me - Come on, get out!

- going in.

Let me talk to your boss. - Get outta here!

- Come on then,

you can't do this to me. - Come on, get out!

- Where's your boss? - I've had my orders.

- To hell with orders!

I wanna go in!

- All right.

I'm the boss here.

- Well, I'm glad you came out here.

He won't let me in,

and I've told him I've got plenty of money.

- Go to hell!

- Huh, what is all this?

I'm a good customer.

- Damn you!

- Oh, hey!

Look what you're doing!

Uh! - Uh, just you shut up!

From now on, these aren't your crops.

Huh.

- What is all this?

- Just warming you up for a little fight.

- The last time you wouldn't consider

my offer to buy your land.

This time I hope you use your head.

- Hey!

Hey!

Are you deaf or just dumb?

What do you say?

- Nothing at all.

- Now listen here,

you're not a bad kid.

That's why I didn't push you.

But this time, I really mean business.

- It's not for sale. - You have to sell!

- And I said, no!

- You're just wasting time.

What this fool needs is a lesson!

- I only know about farming but not fighting.

- Huh, is that so?

Well we'll see.

Huh?

- Uh. - Huh, huh.

- Uh!

Oh! Uh! - Come on!

- Let go!

Let me go!

Let me go!

- Hey, look.

- What's happening here?

So much noise.

Oh.

Tai-kang, not fighting are you?

- No.

We, we were just playing around.

- Oh.

- Hey, let's get back.

Come on then.

Huh.

I'll say this much for you, my friend.

You're a damn good actor. anyway.

But you wait though.

Within three days, you're gonna regret all this.

Huh.

Right?

- Let's go. - Come on.

- Come on.

They've all gone.

Let's go inside. - Yes.

Come on now.

You're not well.

You better go to bed.

- Why doesn't the law help?

- I'm pretty sure they'll come here again.

But Tai-kang promised Dad

that he'd never fight again.

- That's good.

I agree.

I'm personally opposed to violence.

- But this is only the beginning though.

We'll hear more from them.

But we're not living in the Dark Ages.

We've got the law to protect us.

- But they don't care about the law.

It doesn't mean anything to them.

- That may be true right now,

but we should be prepared to give the law a chance.

- Now come on.

We all know they're completely in control of this place.

- I think we should inform the local authorities.

The town clerk here, he's an old friend of mine.

And if they try to pull anything else here,

then I'll make sure they get arrested.

- Do you think the law really will help?

Come on. What's your opinion?

- Maybe, at least we can try it.

- Well, I'll go and see them now.

Hey. - Mm-hmm.

- All right, you! I'll get you!

- Uh.

- Just leave him. Come on.

Quick!

- Chiang must be pretty stupid.

He must know that he's beat.

So why doesn't he sell?

- Uh.

I know how you feel, but he's a tough nut.

- Now look, let me take care of him.

- Hmm, all right.

But if you can't do the job

then I've got another plan.

Hmm.

Here.

- Yeah, that's a very good idea.

- Yeah, sure.

- All right.

Get the damn lot of them.

- Oh, my God!

Ying Ho.

Ying Ho.

- You and your law.

This law, what has the law done for you?

Not a damn thing.

- We have to give the law a chance.

Didn't get there today,

but I will tomorrow.

- Daughter. - Uh.

She's worried.

Tai-kang went out to look for you.

It's getting late.

I wonder where he's got to.

Listen. It's quite dark.

So if you like, you stay here.

Hmm?

What's that odd smell?

Uh, fire!

We better get mother up!

- You get out first!

Ma!

Hurry up!

- Ma!

Ma!

Ma!

Oh, no!

I'll get them!

- Well you're in very rare form tonight,

Mr. Commissioner.

- Ooh. - Right let's drink.

- Mm.

- Go on, have some more.

- Mm? - Go on.

Go on.

It's very good wine.

Isn't it? - Mm-hmm.

Mm.

- Don't do that. - Mm.

- Let's drink to your health.

- Huh?

Uh-huh, uh-huh.

- Drink up. - Uh-huh.

- Now about the Chiang's land.

- Ooh. - Have some.

- Uh.

Ooh.

Ah. - More.

- Mm, mm.

- Commissioner, Mr. Pi

would like to have a word with you.

- Yes, I know. - Have some more.

- It's about that piece of land

but I thought you'd already bought it.

- But the owner unfortunately died

before they could actually sign the deed.

- And so you see,

we'd be grateful for your help.

- Oh. - Of course,

there'll be the usual fee though.

- Usual?

- Double the usual then.

- Yeah, it was a very sad case.

Really quite tragic.

Three, four people burned beyond recognition.

- But nevertheless though,

you think you can help us?

- Um, ah.

I really mustn't have anything else to drink.

Must get back to work.

I really must get back now.

Thank you. A nice meal.

- Well, I do hope you can help us.

- Oh, sir. - Huh?

- Your briefcase - Oh.

Thank you very much, indeed.

Rely on me. I'll fix it.

Uh?

- Uh, listen.

- Huh?

- We've got new girls.

Drop by and try them sometime.

- Oh.

- All right.

You show the commission out.

Mm? - Right.

- Goodbye. Goodbye.

- You all alone, huh?

- I meant to ask you, how's the new girl coming along?

Is she working yet?

- Hmm, she simply won't do it.

- Bring her here!

- You heard him.

Bring the girl in.

- Yes. - Right.

- Have you told her yet about her boyfriend dying?

- Hmm, why should I, uh?

After all, there was nothing left of him except cinders.

Hmm, I know you.

You mean to have her.

I'm right, aren't I? - Huh.

- Let me go!

- Oh, poor little girl.

They you say you don't like it here.

- Yeah.

I know what's coming.

You will make your feel better, huh?

- Come out here, you can help serve the drink.

And give her some chopsticks

and bring more food.

- Mm.

- Go on.

Don't be scared.

He's a real gentleman.

You're very lucky.

He seems to fancy you.

All the new girls, they're always scared.

At first, that is.

But they usually get to like it.

- Mm.

Mm?

Bring her here. - Yes.

- Go on. It's very good food.

- Now that's better.

I hope you're going to cooperate.

Hmm?

Stupid bitch.

Well if that's the way you want it,

I'm more than willing to abide.

Bring me a rope! - Yes.

- Tie my hands. - Yes.

- Going to show off, huh?

- Just so she doesn't get any ideas.

Take her over there.

- Come on.

- No! No, please!

No, don't! Let me go!

I beg you, please! No, leave me alone!

Let me go!

No, please, please don't!

No, no, no, no!

Let me go!

No, leave me alone. No!

No, let me go!

No, let me go! Let me go!

Let me go!

No! - Hmm.

It's your own stupid fault, you know?

I did give you a chance.

- Oh, no!

Oh, please, no!

No! No!

Oh, no!

Oh!

- Yeah.

- Wait, someone wants you.

- Damn, can't you see I'm busy?

- Sorry, but it's your brother though.

And he says it's very important.

- Tell him to wait!

- I can't.

I think something must have gone badly wrong.

He's looking as though the sky fell in on him.

There's no hurry.

She isn't leaving.

You can have her any time you want.

- What's so damn important?

Dammit, now speak up!

- Well we managed to find what was left of Chiang,

but then we couldn't find any trace of the women.

- How come?

Hmm.

You told me you'd kill them and started a fire

and then burnt them so there'd be no evidence.

- Huh.

Hey, it's been more than a day.

So maybe they've been eaten by stray dogs.

- That is impossible.

There must be some trace left.

We must find him.

Go and make a search!

- We better work out where we're gonna start.

Search the woods first.

Just hang on.

Wait for me.

- Hey, no, wait!

Oh, I, I give up.

- All right then.

Where's your boss?

And those stinking pack rats of his?

Come on, speak up!

- I don't know!

- Talk!

- Uh, in town! All of them!

You go, you'll find them there.

Black Fan's there, he's at home.

And so is Pi.

He's there too.

And for the boss, don't know.

Maybe you can try, try his house.

Uh, let go!

- Well that's fine.

Keep talking.

I want you to tell me every damn thing

you know about them.

You might beat me

and the others.

Like Fan and Chow-fu.

Guess you might beat them.

- And Fantai, what about him?

- You'll never beat him.

And you'll never get anywhere near the boss either.

He'd get you with his knives.

You wouldn't have a chance.

Not you!

- It's this one. - No.

- Hmm.

Hey, when were they buried?

- Hmm, don't know.

- Hmm.

All right.

- Thank you. Thank you.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Hold it!

- Huh?

Oh, it's you, aye?

Damn you!

- You'll never be Pi,

and the bus will get you with his knives for sure.

- Must have been the same gang.

And the question is now who the hell can they be?

- All killed the same way.

- Well, I think that we can safely assume

that some of the other side got badly hurt too.

- I don't think so. I think it was one man.

- Why do you think that?

- Only one man's been attacked each time.

If it was a gang, then they'd come for all of us.

- Hmm.

- Well then there's no problem.

- But when he comes from me,

he won't find me so easy.

- Huh.

Maybe.

But I think you better cut down on the girls.

Take it out.

Hey!

- Get back!

- If I can have one clear side, then I can get him.

But the trouble is we haven't the faintest idea who he is.

- Customer!

- I don't think I've seen you here before.

Have a seat.

If it's your first time,

I don't suppose you know the girls.

I'll introduce them.

Come with me.

- Hey, look, someone's just come in.

- You sit here. - Oh, he's cut, isn't he?

- Yes.

Hey, look at him.

- Come and say hello

Well this is Miss Hing Ling.

And Miss Chu Wan.

And Miss Yow Ying.

Do you like them? - Mm.

- Here's Miss Du Chang.

And Miss Hung Lun

And Miss Nay Da. - Hello.

- Which one?

- Mm-mm.

Pure angel, aye?

- Hey.

Hmm?

Well I oughta say, you're hard to please.

I show you nice girls and you don't like any of them.

- Uh.

When I came in, there was a girl here.

- Ah.

You got very sharp eyes.

But still, she's an odd girl.

- What way?

- Bad tempered.

- I want her.

- Call Fung-hsiang down here.

- Tell Fung-hsiang to come down!

- You got any news yet?

- Yes, I've got something to tell you.

- Well, speak up then.

Come on. Let's here what you got to say.

- I've been checking around the burnt house.

There's no doubt the two women were killed,

and there was a man's body in the ashes.

There's just one thing.

It wasn't Chiang's body.

- Hmm, so that's it, huh?

- Black Fan messed up the job.

- Well, at least we know who we're looking for.

It's gotta be that fella Chiang.

Go and call all the men together.

- Right.

- Start looking for him.

Check everywhere.

You're can turn this area upside down,

but you've got to find that man.

- Right. We'll get him.

- I want that man, dead or alive.

- Sure.

- Fill out, everybody. - Right.

- Come on, let's go.

Wait here. Come on, everybody!

Come on! - What now?

- Make up two groups.

One group takes the night shift

and the other group takes the day shift.

- Oh. - Huh.

I'll get him.

- All right.

That's all settled.

- Yes, but be careful.

- All right!

Dammit!

I've had enough!

Huh! - What this?

What's all this noise about?

You don't sound as though you're enjoying yourself.

- Well, I'm not!

What do you expect with this dummy here?

- Well you can't say that I didn't warn you.

She just bad tempered.

- You can go.

I'll see you later. - Right.

- Hey, hey, now wait.

Don't go just yet.

There's lots of others.

That stupid bitch!

- Just be careful. Watch your step.

He's in a terrible mood.

He's coming.

- Bring me some food and a bottle of wine!

And tell I'm stupid girl to come down!

- Hmm, people always say the customer's always right,

but I had my doubts about you.

Most of the time, you're way off.

Hmm.

- Uh.

All right.

Come and sit down here.

Pour the wine.

Uh?

Drink up.

Huh?

Drink up.

I'm must say, you've changed a bit.

Does that mean you're settling down here?

Are you still mad at me?

- Just making the best of it as I'm stuck here.

- That's showing some sense.

Ah, good.

I'm very pleased.

This calls for a drink.

All right? Drink up.

It looks like being a good night.

Uh, not drinking?

Go on.

- It's a bit strong.

I'll get drunk.

- There's nothing wrong with being drunk.

It always gives a nice rosy glow to everything.

Here.

Eat up.

Eat up.

- Mm.

- Hmm.

- What do you two want?

Just get the hell out of here.

- Right. - Huh.

Huh. - Mm.

Right. Drink up.

- No.

- Uh, drink up.

Come on now.

Come on.

- You've got very strong arms.

- They're not the only strong thing I've got.

- I couldn't believe it when you broke that rope

with your wrists the other night.

It must be a trick.

- Uh? A trick, huh?

- Why not?

It could have been. I wouldn't know.

- Huh!

Get me a rope and I'll prove it.

- Mm.

- Now tie my wrists as tight as you like.

You bitch!

- I'm Chiang Tai-kang.

I understand you're looking for me.

I think I owe you something.

- Help! Murder!

Help!

Quickly! Get the girl!

Don't let her escape! - No!

- We've got your girl.

You follow my instructions or we'll kill her.

Tomorrow before daybreak, come to my house.

Fung.

Huh.

The fool!

I already told him several times

to get rid of the girl.

Let's have some light!

- Just wait, wait til he comes.

I'll kill him!

I'll tear him to pieces.

- Hmm.

Hmm.

I know one thing,

somebody will die tonight.

What time is sun up?

- Usually about five.

- Mm.

- Huh!

I can hardly wait.

I'll break his neck!

- Mm.

Hmm.

Hold it.

Leave him.

We'll just watch him.

- Tai-kang!

You look over there. - Right.

Damn you!

Die!

- Well then, I guess we better say goodbye.

- I don't want to though.

There's so much that I wanna say.

- I know, I feel the same way.

So much has happened, so much has changed.

- But still, I'm sorry that it has to end like this.

And it must.

Have you noticed this guy who's been following me?

Right behind me?

- Ah, come on.

All right now, you've had enough time.

We gotta get to the court

- He's a provincial court deputy.

They got me booked for nine major offenses.

That's including seven murders.

- Well you should have left retribution to the law.

To the law!