1. My brother sends his
apologies for not being here
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3. for a meeting.
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4. All you have to do
is sit with Jack Nelson
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5. and talk to him about
a new golden age.
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6. If anyone's
going to kill Tommy Shelby...
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7. It will be you.
The future belongs to us.
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8. Your daughter has consumption.
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9. Consumption is
a very infectious disease.
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10. While they're X-raying
Ruby, they have to X-ray us.
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11. It'll be the girl's mother
who laid the curse.
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12. Perhaps she waited
till your little girl was seven
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13. so you'd know how it feels.
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14. Now that I'm without whisky,
I can hear the spirits clearly,
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15. and they are saying that Ruby
will be well if I make amends.
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16. She's gone, Tommy.
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17. Arthur?
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19. I can't speak 'em.
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20. You're the oldest.
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22. I'm sorry, Brother.
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23. I can't do it.
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24. We could have afforded
a golden carriage.
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that luxury...
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that Ruby taught us.
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place in the whole world.
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31. "Dad...
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32. "you never know what's
going to come down the river."
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34. cos little Ruby's fate...
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35. came a thousand miles
too soon.
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36. But in her name and in her
memory, things will change.
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37. And whatever comes
down that river from now on...
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39. we will make peaceful
and honest and good
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better than it was.
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41. In her memory we will do this.
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42. But for now, we send her on...
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44. in the hope that
if there is a destination...
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and boats for her to play on.
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47. Tom?
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50. Jeremiah?
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51. Jeremiah, you made her laugh.
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52. You light the flame.
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53. No, no!
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54. - No!
- Lizzie, Lizzie...
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56. Shh, shh, shh, shh...
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57. I just want to see her.
I just want to see her face.
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58. We'll go and see her together.
Come on.
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59. We'll go and see her together.
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60. Yeah.
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61. Oh, my baby.
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62. The devils who did this
will pay, Ruby.
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63. What do you mean?
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64. What do you mean?
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65. Where are you going, Tommy?
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66. Riley! I think
the police are here.
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67. Evadne Bar well?
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68. Yeah. Who's asking?
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69. I am here on behalf
of the blue sapphire.
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70. Don't shoot! There are babies!
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71. Gold dust.
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72. Our business is done, Esme.
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74. Not quite done, Tommy.
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75. I thought this would be
a good time.
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76. In fact, it's the perfect time.
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77. Some business
is still unfinished.
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78. Christians say, "The Lord
gives, the Lord takes away."
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79. Our spirits are the same.
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80. Spirits just took away
your child.
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81. Get out of the car, Esme.
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82. The same spirits want to give
you a different child, Tommy.
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83. What child?
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84. A daughter lost...
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85. a son found.
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86. Before you went to France, a
long time ago, at Apple by Fair,
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88. Her name was Zelda. I met her.
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89. She said you slept together
under a hazel tree in May 1914.
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90. When she fell pregnant, her
father threatened to kill you,
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91. but you'd already joined the
Army and gone away to France.
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92. You remember the girl and the
hazel tree, don't you, Tommy?
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93. Whoever that boy is, Esme...
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94. whoever he is,
our business is done here.
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95. I brought you to this camp
for a reason,
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97. He is yours.
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98. A boy born with hazel eyes.
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99. He calls himself Duke.
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100. His mother is dead.
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101. He's a thief.
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102. He works the fairground,
but he says he wants
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103. more to his life than
big wheels and carousels.
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104. If the losing of Ruby has left
a hole in your heart...
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106. If you give me
a bit more gold...
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107. I'll tell him Tommy Shelby
can offer a man
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108. far, far more than big wheels
and carousels.
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109. Is our business done
or not, Tommy?
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110. I know where you went.
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111. I'm going to spend more hours
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112. working in the Commons
with Mr Churchill.
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113. - His fight is my fight.
- I sat like a stone
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114. and thought about you
killing someone in her name.
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115. The Shelby institutions
will be expanded.
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116. I will set up a fund
to research the causes
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117. and cures for consumption.
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118. Did the woman you killed
have children?
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119. 10,000 children die
every year, Lizzie.
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120. - Go to bed, Tommy.
- I've been reading
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121. - about new research.
- Stop and close
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- I will not...
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123. I will not stop!
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124. What is this good
that you will become?
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125. I killed a woman.
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126. I killed a woman and three men.
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127. And their bodies will be
thrown aboard the boat,
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128. like all the other bodies,
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129. but I am stepping off that boat
and onto another boat.
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130. Do you understand?
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131. Yeah.
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132. The doctor
from the sanatorium called
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133. and said that he needs
to speak with you urgently.
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134. But I think now you are
beyond the help of doctors.
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135. Lizzie...
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136. Frances said Arthur's here.
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137. Tommy?
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138. - Tom?
- Yeah, it's me.
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139. Ah, fuck.
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140. Arthur, give me a light,
will you?
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141. I can't find my lighter.
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142. I'm sorry I couldn't speak
at the wagon, Tom.
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143. Don't be sorry.
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144. What are you doing here?
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145. Waiting for this fucking cup
to fill up.
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147. There are plenty
of barrels, Arthur.
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148. Start another barrel.
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149. I thought maybe they're all
full of fucking blood.
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150. The junk, Tom...
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152. You know, Arthur...
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since you was a kid.
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155. This is my theory.
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156. It's from that time
I gave you a beating
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157. when you was twelve
and I was nine.
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158. We were fighting
over cigarettes.
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159. Maybe... when I had you
down on the ground...
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160. I gave you one too many
to the head.
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161. It was a draw, though, Tom.
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162. Nah.
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163. I beat you.
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164. I had you pinned.
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165. You actually didn't.
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166. - We both agreed.
- You're so fucked
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170. I know you do.
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171. So do I.
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172. The fog and the gas
is clearing, eh?
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173. Here, that cup's nearly full.
Pass it here.
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174. I thought you...
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175. Tom, you don't want
stuff any more.
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177. You don't drink no more, Tom.
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178. Even when Polly was gone,
Arthur...
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and march.
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180. If I just kept up that fucking
left, right, left, right,
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181. left, right, left, right
fucking rhythm,
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182. I'd never have to stop.
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183. Then Ruby went.
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184. I stumbled and crashed.
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190. Yeah.
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191. Remember the January, Arthur?
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living on something
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these fucking barrels?
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at Tile Cross...
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sleeping on the boat?
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199. Except for Arthur.
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200. Arthur holds them off with
a boat hook all on his own.
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201. And I remember...
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202. I climbed back up
at the lock and I looked back
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that fucking boat hook
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211. You've wanted me to win
ever since.
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214. You'll stop. You'll stop
cos the family needs you to.
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on the Dudley stretch.
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216. You remember Dudley Canal,
Line Number 1?
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217. 3,172 yards
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218. of fucking pitch-blackness
and rats swimming.
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219. - Yeah.
- And then we'd come
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220. round that corner and
there'd be a shaft of light.
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221. And then we'd know.
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222. - Yeah.
- And you and me
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223. would both know
it was nearly done.
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224. That's where
we are now, Arthur.
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225. Just a few more yards to go.
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226. Then you will change your ways.
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227. And I'll change
the fucking world.
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228. We assumed, at this late hour,
you would have had dinner.
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229. There are drinks
and sandwiches, if you want.
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230. We're not here to eat.
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231. Mr Shelby will be down shortly.
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on behalf of us all
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235. There is champagne.
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236. Oh, goodie.
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237. Charles?
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238. I heard cars.
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240. I know.
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241. Dad?
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242. There's a Bentley
and a Rolls-Royce.
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243. Yeah.
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244. Go to bed, Charles.
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245. I can't sleep.
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246. I see her when I shut my eyes.
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248. She'll be awake.
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249. - She holds on to me.
- Let her hold on to you.
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250. You hear me?
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251. Always let her hold on to you.
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252. Go on.
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they would understand if...
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254. Have you served them drinks?
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255. - Yes.
- Yeah.
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256. I'm OK, Frances.
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258. The agenda is in my head.
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259. I'm OK.
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260. Do I look OK?
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261. If someone touches you,
you won't shatter.
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263. Sing it. I love that song.
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264. I... can't be singing
rebel songs
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in grief and mourning.
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It breaks my heart.
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267. Don't look at him.
He's English.
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268. He can block his ears.
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269. Darling?
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270. Should she sing her rebel
IRA song while we wait,
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271. or would that be inappropriate?
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in Berlin
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the Chancellor himself...
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276. It lasted until
the sun came up.
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277. We spoke about the future
of the world in a serious way.
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entered the room, we all stood
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the world to come.
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no giggling.
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on the terrace,
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284. And while we ate our eggs,
they were forced to eat grass.
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as we sipped our coffee.
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this is serious business.
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287. Oh, Diana.
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288. Now look what you've done.
You've killed the mood.
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to raise our spirits.
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290. Go on. Please.
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291. Did it break?
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292. Mum will fix it for you.
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293. She's not here any more.
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294. Mr Shelby...
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295. No, please, no condolences.
Thank you all for coming.
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will look, shall we?
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298. Perhaps, Mr Mosley, we can turn
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299. to what practical things
Mr Nelson can do
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while he's in the country.
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301. It's me who has the ear of the
President of the United States.
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302. Which is kind of
why I'm here, right?
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303. We do indeed have things
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into the President's ear.
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305. Tell him we are England.
We are the mood England is in.
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306. And in Ireland, appeasers
to the English abound,
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307. but we represent
the true, liberated spirit
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your own.
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309. I hear about communists
in both places.
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against them.
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311. When it comes
to the working class,
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from republicanism
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313. to fascism with just a nudge.
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315. You ride with hounds,
Mr Mosley.
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316. Will you hunt communists?
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317. Oh, my hounds are baying.
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321. the largest Commons majorities
in England.
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322. In the heart of England.
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323. When the time comes,
he'll resign his party whip
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324. and run as an independent.
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325. But underneath, do you truly
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Mr Shelby?
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327. I'm here.
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328. Mr Nelson,
I'm here four nights...
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and I am here...
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in this meeting.
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333. Prove it physically.
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334. Perish Judah.
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335. Perish Judah.
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336. That thing is going to
get us killed.
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337. Go to bed.
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338. At school, they've stopped
talking to me.
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340. When they come to power...
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separate us all out.
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343. They'll send her to Africa.
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344. Yeah?
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347. You're half Gypsy, so...
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348. to Egypt, maybe?
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told you before...
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352. Your dad was Jewish.
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353. He was the son
of a tailor in Stechford.
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to Thorne
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coming through the window.
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356. So where will they send you,
Karl?
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to your president
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and the meritocracy are united
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that a new order is coming.
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361. our weapons are coming
from Germany.
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362. The British are closing
our supply lines down.
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a supply from Boston.
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in a good cause.
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366. And while on the subject
of import and export,
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367. Mr Shelby,
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368. in light of
our new relationship
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proven your commitment
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370. in a most extraordinary way...
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371. Boston is now
officially open
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of your merchandise.
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373. Good.
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374. If we have established
what we came here to establish,
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376. Absolutely.
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you bought me
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379. to help me become
more respectable.
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381. Yeah.
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382. This arrived.
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383. It's from the sanatorium.
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384. I've already paid
Ruby's medical bills.
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386. It says it's urgent.
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387. It's from
the senior consultant.
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388. Why didn't you come to bed?
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389. Why didn't you come to bed?
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my recollection of the meeting.
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straight away...
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word for word.
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395. if it is word for word.
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left a smell in the air.
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399. I quite like the smell.
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400. Not yet.
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401. Not yet.
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cos now I know...
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403. that I will change...
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404. that I have to change.
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406. Not just yet.
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407. Hello?
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408. Oh.
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409. I saw him leave.
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410. He keeps this apartment
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doesn't he?
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412. Are you following me,
Mr Shelby?
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414. but why?
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with someone,
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to know their secrets.
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is no secret.
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420. I know things.
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you know?
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It's a gift.
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427. behind his back.
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- He's a Catholic.
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women do what they are told.
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431. Michael is family.
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me what you actually want?
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when he meets
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of the German government.
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440. I want to know
what is discussed...
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what is decided.
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443. I will know.
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444. You know, Michael thinks
you're the devil...
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actually be right.
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I came here.
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intentions toward me, Gina?
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448. And if you lie, I will know.
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449. Tommy...
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450. he intends
to complete the deal.
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451. And then you both walk away.
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452. Fuck!
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453. Come.
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455. Send him in.
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456. You said it had to be
in person. Here I am.
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grieving for your daughter...
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that cannot wait.
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461. When you were X-rayed
and examined
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ten days ago...
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found in your lung.
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they found something else...
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your daughter's illness.
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466. They tried to speak to you
at the hospital
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467. but you were not co-operating.
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468. After your daughter's death...
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469. you could not be found
to be informed in person.
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470. Eventually, as your personal
doctor, they called me.
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471. I didn't offer you tea.
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472. You look like death.
Do you want tea?
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473. No.
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474. At the sanatorium,
they conducted blood tests.
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475. The tests suggest
that the shadow you can see
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476. at the base of your skull...
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477. is not cancer...
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478. it is tuberculoma...
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479. a tubercular growth caused
by the same bacteria as TB.
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480. You may have picked it up
from your daughter.
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481. Once this disease enters
a household, it can run wild.
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482. It can be transmitted
with a simple kiss.
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483. It seems the Shelby household
is no exception.
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484. Mr Shelby, as I say, I am aware
that you are still grieving...
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485. but you must understand
this is very serious.
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486. From the size of the tumour,
expansion must have been rapid.
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487. I have no doubt that you are
already experiencing symptoms.
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488. Have you recently
suffered seizures?
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489. Bouts of weakness?
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490. Dissociation?
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491. Hallucinations?
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492. Why didn't you come and see me?
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493. I have work to do.
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494. Am I a danger to others?
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495. No.
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496. Unlike TB, tuberculoma
is not infectious.
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497. Mr Shelby,
it is not infectious...
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498. but in your case...
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499. I am afraid
it is inoperable.
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500. The growth is
in your brain stem.
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501. Any attempt to remove it
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502. would result in trauma
and brain haemorrhage.
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503. Whilst you were
refusing my calls,
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504. I showed your X-rays
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505. to three of the best surgeons
in the country.
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506. They all said
they would not operate...
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507. as it would be futile.
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508. Of course, you will want
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509. a second opinion for yourself.
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510. Dr Helen Rutherford
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511. at St Thomas'.
She is a friend.
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512. This...
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513. How bad will it get?
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514. As the tumour grows,
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515. the rate of physical and mental
deterioration will increase.
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516. Eventually, you will need
people around you constantly...
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517. who love you very much.
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518. How long?
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519. I understand
that you have defeated
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520. many enemies, Mr Shelby.
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521. Now you have a new one...
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522. inside you.
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523. You cannot defeat it...
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524. but you can keep it at bay
for a while.
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525. If you live correctly,
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526. if you are determined
and if you fight...
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527. I asked you a question.
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528. This time I want an answer.
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529. I don't want
your fucking platitudes.
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530. How long before I need
people around me
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531. who love me very much?
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532. - Sorry.
- It's fine, Lizzie.
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533. My accountant here
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534. was just leaving.
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535. I will telephone you
when I get back to London.
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536. No, I don't have enough time.
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537. You're an accountant,
give me a fucking number now.
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538. One year.
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539. Perhaps 18 months.
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540. That's fine.
That's all I need to know.
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541. I will adjust my finances
accordingly. Thank you.
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542. I will write to you, explaining
the full implications.
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543. Yeah, thank you.
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544. Good day.
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545. Something serious?
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546. No. No, just a...
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547. just a bill I wasn't
expecting, and I...
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548. I'll have to pay it.
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549. Will you give me
a minute on me own, Lizzie?
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550. Yeah.
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551. Not a devil...
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552. just an ordinary mortal man.
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553. There will be a war
in this family...
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554. and one of you will die.
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555. Polly...
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556. just give me enough time
to do what I have to do.
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557. Kill.
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558. Kill...
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