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The contract is on.
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Right.
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Is there any mail for me?
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Oh, yes, sir.
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Just one.
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Thanks.
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No, no, no, no, no, no. Not at that.
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If the train stops suddenly, it might
fall on that pretty little head of yours,
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and we don't want that to
happen, do we? Thank you.
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It's very heavy.
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Thank you.
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Where did you learn speed reading?
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Sorry?
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You've been on that page
for the last ten minutes.
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What?
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You're not reading that book, are you?
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You're unsettled, you know?
You find it hard to concentrate.
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Do you find me unattractive?
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Rude? Objectionable?
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The weakest sex to piety, more parole.
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Oh, please. Apologize.
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I wish you wouldn't stare at me.
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I'm sorry.
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It's just that I'm interested
in people. I like to delve.
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Tell me, are you afraid of a verbal
molesting by a man you don't know?
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They're serving coffee in the
restaurant car, if you'd like some, sir.
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Oh, thank you. When can I
have lunch? From 12.15, sir.
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Do I have to book? No, sir.
The train's practically empty.
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Thank you.
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What's your name?
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Amelia. Amelia Fairmont.
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And darkness came down on the city and
field, and Amelia was praying for George,
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who was lying dead on his face
with a bullet through his heart.
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That's from Vanity Fair.
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Yes, yes, I know.
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It's stuck because of the name.
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Well, stay and talk.
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You may find we have things in common.
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Do you like being a librarian?
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Oh, yes, it's nice. You
meet all sorts of people.
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Next month, we're starting a mobile
unit. Go around to the little villages,
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taking the old people books.
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Oh, yes.
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Yes. That was
something just for the train.
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I don't normally read that sort of thing.
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Do you like coffee?
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No, no, thank you.
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Thank you.
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Your representative.
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Is Rule on the train? Yeah.
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You'll wait for further instructions.
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What do you mean, wait?
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I have a contract.
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What about payment?
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The money will be there as
arranged, and our decision.
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Retford.
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Oh, I'm getting out there.
Maybe we can have a drink.
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No, I really don't think I can.
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Lunch is being served now, sir.
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Thank you. Where are we?
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We're just coming into Redford, sir.
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No, no, no, no.
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Look, I'm sorry.
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For what?
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I don't know why, but you just made me
nervous. I've never met anybody like you.
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You're, uh... Different?
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Can I give you a lift somewhere?
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No.
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No, I have to make a phone call.
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Oh, that's all right. I'll wait for you.
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I said no.
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What's wrong?
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You're wrong.
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You're one of the grey,
lifeless people whose life
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is a sludge to which they drag themselves.
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Porter!
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Take this lady's bags, will you? Yes, sir.
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Bye-bye, love.
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See you.
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Mind if I join you?
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It's not my train.
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My name's Shadbolt.
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Ruel, Harry Ruel. Yeah, I know.
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I chose the name myself.
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Shad, mythical god of light.
Bolt, thunderbolt, lightning.
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Bolt of light from the heavens.
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I'm a professional assassin.
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You're my target.
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All right. On your feet.
Against the wall. Move!
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Well, now, the ironical
thing is, I don't know.
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Voice on the phone.
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Payment picked up at the
last stop. I've got no idea.
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I thought perhaps you could tell
me. We've got about 30 minutes.
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Rather than you have.
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No, no, don't even think about it.
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You'd be dead before you got up your seat.
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How much are you getting?
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You want a double A?
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Are you going to tell me that I've made
a big mistake and I got the wrong man?
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Well, don't waste your breath.
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I said there was 30 minutes.
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There has to be time for a cigar.
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There has to be a reason.
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What do you mean?
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I've been thinking.
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You've obviously got a
carefully conceived plan.
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Why come in here ahead of time?
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Why risk it?
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Go on, carry it through.
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You said 30 minutes.
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That would put us just outside of London.
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It's north of Carlton.
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The line's under repair around
there, major reconstruction.
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And the train slows down.
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Ten miles an hour.
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It's Sunday, there'll be
nobody working, no one around.
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You just pull the trigger and...
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Jump.
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And if I need to, which is most unlikely,
the girl will say I got out of Redford.
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The girl?
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I wanted her to remember me, so I was
very careful to make a very good impression.
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All planned out.
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Love perfection.
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Why wait?
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Why lengthen the odds? I
mean, why pull out that gun now?
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I wasn't going anywhere.
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Why?
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Very special.
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Special?
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Very unique.
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I'm the only one you could tell.
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And you've got one great glaring weakness.
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Vanity.
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You had to tell someone
what a clever boy you are.
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You just had to tell someone
about your marvelous plan.
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You're an amateur and a loser.
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You're not the first man
I've killed, you know.
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Last time I was in a cafe.
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A roadside pull-in.
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He tried to run, but I caught him.
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He was sitting in this chair.
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His mouth was set... set like a
razor blade in his white face.
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Okay, on your feet.
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Move!
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Go on, pick it up.
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On the go. Get it.
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Hold it. Do you believe in
life after death, Mr. Roo?
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Comfort those who sit in
darkness and in the shadow of
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death to guide our feet
into the light of the sun.
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Miss DeRuth!
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There's no escape, Mr. Roo!
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There's no 100 miles! Perfect!
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Go on.
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Go on, do it.
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I couldn't take a prison cell.
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No light, no sunlight.
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Go on, do it!
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You take it.
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Shadbolt.
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Oh, we won't get much out of
him. I've seen the type before.
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Any idea who hired him?
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Now I have him. Or if he's the last.
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