1. A daughter lost.
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3. Evadne Bar well?
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4. Since you have proven
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5. Boston is now officially open
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6. for the importation
of your merchandise.
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7. Jack says just a few more weeks
and you'll be free.
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8. Stories about you
come up the canal.
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9. Once you walked fine alone,
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11. You stay clean for two weeks,
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12. I'll write Linda
another letter.
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13. Have you recently
suffered seizures?
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14. It is tuberculoma.
I am afraid it is inoperable.
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15. Mr Shelby.
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to your brother
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18. He attacked my wife.
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19. I'd like a pot of green tea,
please.
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20. It's taken me ten years
to build this business.
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21. Business will be safe,
if you do what I say.
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22. How much opium do you have
in your cellar?
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23. Five pounds.
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24. Bring it to me.
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25. Four minutes,
against the clock.
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27. for this constituency...
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28. it is my duty
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29. to take responsibility
for the welfare...
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30. - Mr Shelby!
- ... of my constituents.
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31. The clock is still ticking.
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32. The consumption of opium
is very prejudicial to health.
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33. Women give it to their children
so they can leave them untended
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34. while they work
in the factories.
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35. Men lose their jobs
when they become addicted.
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36. From now on, you will sell
only cigarettes, cake and tea.
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37. If I hear that you're selling
opium again, time will indeed
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38. run out very quickly for you.
Do you understand?
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39. Yes, I understand, I will stop.
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40. Mr Shelby,
the clock is still ticking.
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and your customers...
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43. that from now on...
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45. in Small Heath or in Bordesley.
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46. Thank you for the tea.
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47. - You can let them through now.
- Yes, sir, Mr Shelby.
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48. You tell the pub
and cafe owners
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in powder,
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Montague Street.
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and replaced by apartments,
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53. by order of the Birmingham
Urban District Council.
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54. Sorry I'm late,
they closed Montague Street.
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if just one thing
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that wasn't our fault.
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58. I've gathered you all here
today because there is news,
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to the whole family.
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60. First of all,
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61. I'd like to welcome
Finn's new wife, Mary,
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63. Right, well, I'm very glad
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out of bed for this.
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65. There is...
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67. - Johnny.
- Tom.
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70. Everyone...
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73. They call him Duke.
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at Apple by Horse Fair...
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of a hazel tree.
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this lad was born.
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never tried to find him.
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81. But I'm trying to look at life
in a different way.
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82. A child is a precious thing.
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83. So I'm bringing him...
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84. Into the fucking family
with a snap of his fingers.
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85. No, I am bringing him
into the fold.
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86. He'll have to earn membership
of the family.
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87. For the moment, welcome, son.
You have a seat. Go on.
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88. Sit down here.
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89. There are some mistakes
I've made...
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91. and some I can.
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94. Anyway...
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of the day.
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96. Is it too early for whiskey?
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97. There you go.
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98. Shelby breakfast for you, son.
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99. I don't drink.
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100. And I'm not a Shelby,
all right? I'm a Duke.
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101. You're a fucking
Shelby, all right.
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102. Don't worry about that.
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103. Mm, I think we'll need Curly
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104. and a strong rope
to break this one in, Tom.
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105. Arthur, open up the shop,
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106. put the kid here
on the blackboard,
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108. I can't write.
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109. Put the kid on the blackboard,
wiping off the chalk.
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110. Go on, son.
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111. Come on, then.
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112. Lizzie...
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116. Who told you that, your mum?
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117. I don't allow people to talk
about my mother.
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118. Good for you.
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119. So let's get this right, then.
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120. You can't read,
you can't fucking write.
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121. Nothing wrong with that.
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122. What can you do, eh?
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125. Here, he can tell the time.
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126. Ain't that clever?
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127. It's a lot more
than what you can fucking do.
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128. What did you just say to me?
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129. What time is it, Mr Shelby?
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130. That's what I can do.
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131. You little bastard.
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132. Here, keep it.
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133. Stop you from being late
in the future.
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134. Is there forgiveness
in your heart
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136. No.
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137. But there may be forgiveness
from God.
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138. And you will do God's work?
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139. God is interested in you
as well, Tommy.
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140. And God will be with you
on your journey,
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many steps.
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143. So, tell me this, Linda...
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many missions across the world,
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of financial crisis,
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so perhaps...
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is a practical one.
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151. Perhaps, He would like me
to make a donation
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153. and, in return,
He would like you
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154. to help my brother on his road
to redemption.
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155. Now, I know that in a place
of worship such as this,
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157. So I will tell you plainly.
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158. I will write your foundation
a cheque for? 10,000...
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159. Praise the Lord.
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160. if you agree to look kindly
on Arthur and to help him.
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161. I need to look after everyone
in the family.
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162. Do we have a deal?
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163. Your money will be spent
to do good around the world...
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164. and a mission will be named
after you.
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165. But I'm only agreeing
to help him...
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166. not sleep with him.
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167. No.
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168. No, I imagine the negotiation
for that particular favour
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169. would take a considerable
amount of time...
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170. and I have an appointment.
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171. God bless.
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172. Apologies for
the initial misunderstanding.
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173. My brother dealt with it.
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174. For the care you took.
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175. Even though
I succumbed to temptation?
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is back dealing with it
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177. is down to you.
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178. You spoke to him.
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179. As a comrade.
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180. The beating
is still owed to you.
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181. Do you still do that kind
of work yourself,
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182. Thomas Shelby, MP?
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183. Mr Stagg, you see,
I can use men like you.
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184. I have friends
that are in need of guns.
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185. Soon, there will be a shipment
of Thompson sub-machine guns
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187. And I need you to unload
and store those weapons.
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188. There will also be
ammunition...
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189. like this.
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190. You have a good look.
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191. And I need you
to take better care
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193. than you did of the powder.
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194. You understand?
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195. Previously,
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went through Belfast docks.
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197. Now we're dealing
with Boston...
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198. I'm considering shifting
my supply line to Liverpool.
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199. You'll be a very rich man.
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200. Don't you ever say thank you?
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201. Thank you.
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Mr Shelby?
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all this going?
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204. To have people say thank you?
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205. You could close all this down.
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behind.
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an ordinary mortal man.
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210. But, instead,
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"please" and "thank you"
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212. and "sorry"
and "forgive me, Mr Shelby".
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213. That what it's all for?
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214. You want to know?
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why I've carried on...
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220. Feel it?
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222. Junk doesn't even come close.
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228. Arthur, we've got a problem
with a referee.
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230. He's fucking religious
or something.
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231. Jesus Christ.
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232. With Tommy away, you're in
charge of gambling, Arthur,
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235. "that they may have some charge
to bring against him."
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236. Arthur, this referee,
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to go to the police...
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239. "... bent down,
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240. "and with one finger,
he wrote on the ground..."
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our holy referee again.
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to fuck off.
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247. - ... to fuck off.
- Is that right?
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249. Oh, for fuck's sake.
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on the ground?
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251. - Hmm?
- No.
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- No.
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253. - You don't know, do you?
- No, I don't.
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what he wrote on the ground?
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- Hmm?
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256. Do you know what Jesus wrote
on the ground?
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258. and with one finger,
he wrote on the fucking ground.
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Do you know what he wrote?
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- No.
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263. Bring me the fucking referee.
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264. I know she's here with us.
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265. Always.
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266. But still,
it's just you and me.
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in a different place.
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nothing afterwards
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to say anything.
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273. Now we've got nothing left
to say.
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275. What business?
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276. The American.
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277. He's coming to Birmingham.
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278. He's stopping over
on his way to Liverpool.
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279. He's staying with us
tomorrow night.
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280. Frances knows.
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281. She's been making up a menu.
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282. And then...
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284. Do you want to know
what that move is, Lizzie?
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286. I know enough.
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287. Your book of regrets.
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288. 23, 24...
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290. The combination to the safe.
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291. Regrets.
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292. And I'm on there.
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298. Cos I've put you through
so much.
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299. Put you through all of this.
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and you married a curse.
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you're ticking a fucking box,
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what's inside the box!
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313. even though I know
the combination to the safe.
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315. The one who likes
to be fucking difficult, eh?
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to the police.
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318. - You are?
- This man pointed a gun at me.
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- Yeah.
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320. Well, let's phone the police,
eh?
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321. Don't worry.
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322. We'll have this sorted out
for you.
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324. Yes, get me the police.
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325. Reports of a man
with a revolver on Watery Lane.
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326. There you go.
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327. And you ask for Inspector Moss.
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328. Chief Superintendent Moss.
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329. He's in charge of Watery Lane
and Bordesley Green.
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330. That's right.
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331. And you see this?
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332. That's his betting credit
with us.
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from football matches...
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334. because we give him
the results before the match.
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and you blow.
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337. You give a penalty
to Birmingham City
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339. The goalkeeper will let
the penalty go by him,
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340. and Birmingham City will win
1-0.
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342. No.
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I'll go to the newspapers.
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348. You shut up.
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349. I'm not phoning fucking Tommy.
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351. - I'm leaving.
- You're going fucking nowhere.
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352. It's time one of us stood up
to you people.
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what's been happening.
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355. Fucking hell.
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no difference.
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in your fucking eyes.
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- Right, Billy Boy.
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367. You've been in the family
long enough.
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- Yeah.
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- Arthur, you can't.
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long enough.
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Arthur, please!
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Billy... or one.
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- Please...
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look.
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Look him in the eyes.
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- Look him in the eyes.
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come on, come on.
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It's all right. It's all right.
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no more.
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you take him to the foundry.
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all right?
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for the furnace.
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- Please.
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inside the Shelby organisation.
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I need you to do,
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upon you...
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of my intent.
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for a living.
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I kind of miss it.
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I miss the...
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you get under your scalp.
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on the tip of your tongue.
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an instruction.
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you stay a man.
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to serve your balls to you
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to take care of Tommy Shelby,
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420. and you are going to give us up
his brother, Arthur.
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to the murder of Arthur Shelby
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from an Italian death.
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that taught me that
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and above his mother...
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a man loves his balls.
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Version 2.
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Quakers don't pray.
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and close your eyes.
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from when you were boy.
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with junk, though,
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Arthur. It's like a song.
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will help clean your soul.
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forgive me my sins.
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the sins I know not.
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for so long.
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from the betting shop.
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you want to go. Get out.
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467. - I don't ride trains.
- That a fact?
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468. Well, Curly has
a two-wheeled wagon.
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469. What am I, a tinker?
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470. I need four wheels.
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471. And a horse for the hills.
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472. Which hills?
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473. All of them.
All the hills of England.
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474. Why do you want to leave?
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475. I didn't take to that work
in the betting shop.
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476. Well, you heard him, Charlie.
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477. Get my dad's old four-wheeled
wagon and two strong ponies.
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478. Right.
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479. Curly! Get here.
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480. Before you go,
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481. do you want to know the truth
about yourself?
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482. No. Who does?
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483. Right, well,
I'm going to tell you.
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484. That spring at Apple by Fair,
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485. your mother stole
my watch and chain.
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486. You're from a long line
of thieves.
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487. The watch had the words
"Saxon Shore" carved in it.
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488. Stole it me self from a drunk
when I was a kid.
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489. I imagine she told you
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490. your dad was the Duke
of the Saxon Shore. Well...
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491. I'm the Duke,
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492. It was my watch.
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493. I'm your father.
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494. That's the truth.
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495. When her dad found out,
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496. he shot me in the chest
with a squirrel gun.
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497. A scar and a stolen watch
and a story she made up.
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498. That's all you need to know
about yourself
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499. before you get on the road.
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500. Esme tells me
the spirits favour you.
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501. That the spirit is in you.
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502. She tried to sell me like one
of those horses, didn't she?
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503. How much did she pay for me?
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504. I've no use for gold any more.
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505. But if you are a horse,
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506. you're in the right place.
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507. Curly!
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508. Curly, hurry up!
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509. This boy has hills to climb.
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510. I remember that watch.
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511. Oh, yeah?
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512. She used to wear it
over her heart.
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513. We buried it with her.
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514. Tom.
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515. The old wagon's right
front wheel is fucked, Tom.
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516. It's standing in the wet.
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517. Put a new wheel on, Curly.
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518. Yeah.
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519. Fix wagons here.
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520. Good families
come from the New Forest
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521. to get their wagons fixed
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522. and fresh horses
before the fairs.
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523. Yeah. Yeah, I like it here.
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524. I like it better than
that betting shop.
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525. Why?
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526. People.
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527. People piss me off.
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528. There are a lot of people
in that betting shop.
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529. So far, here... What?
I've only counted two.
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530. Mm-hm.
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531. Charlie and Curly.
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532. The rest is dogs and horses.
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533. Curly's half horse himself.
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534. Dogs are OK.
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535. Horses are better than people,
mind you.
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536. There's work here
for a man who knows horses.
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537. Unknown.
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538. I want to remain
completely unknown.
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539. Well, you'd be
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540. in the right place
for that as well.
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541. No-one knows anyone here.
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542. Hey, mister!
Save that wheel a minute.
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543. Where would I stay?
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544. Stables,
with the other stallions.
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545. Now that Finn is married off,
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546. plenty of girls round here.
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547. Fathers are mostly unarmed.
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548. I have a future for you, Duke.
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549. You already have a son.
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550. My business has two sides.
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551. Light and dark.
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552. I'll need someone for each.
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553. And I'm dark, am I?
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554. I've realised we don't get
to choose which one we are.
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555. Dark knows dark.
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556. And my affairs,
both light and dark...
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557. will need settling soon.
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558. Curly!
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559. Find a shovel for the Duke
of the Saxon Shore here.
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560. Get him shovelling shit.
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561. And put some petrol
in the boat.
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562. I'm off to meet a lady
in Solihull.
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563. Take a look at her.
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564. Now imagine ten people
living on side.
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565. Step on. Have a look inside.
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566. I've had a response
from the Guinness Trust
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567. about building
charitable housing
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568. at two sites
along the canal network
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569. between London,
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570. Birmingham and Liverpool.
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571. This lock here would be
the one of the sites.
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572. I have the permission.
Just need the finance.
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573. I know that you and your
husband, Bryan Guinness,
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574. are estranged,
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575. but I understand
you still have influence
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576. in the Guinness family.
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577. Your support might help them
make their decision.
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578. Will you help me?
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579. I've booked a suite in a hotel
a mile from here.
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580. My chauffeur
will take us there.
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581. You look quite the thing
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582. dressed like that,
dressed like a working man.
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583. They'll probably show you
to the coalhouse
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584. to make your delivery.
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585. Yep, they probably will.
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586. Oswald has fucked your wife,
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587. so my suggestion is
about balance and proportion.
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588. It would be only fair.
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589. Can I assume...
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590. I have your support?
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591. This isn't about
charitable housing -
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592. this is about changing
the world.
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593. It's about a different kind
of trust.
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594. Absolute trust.
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595. We have important work
ahead of us.
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596. It's much harder to lie
with your body
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597. than with your words.
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598. This, I have learnt.
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599. Mostly,
I do whatever I want to do.
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600. Sometimes,
I do things for the cause.
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601. In this case, it's both.
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602. Come.
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603. In the interests
of absolute clarity,
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604. that is simply
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605. the English aristocracy's way
of shaking hands.
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606. So...
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607. welcome.
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608. If you do this thing...
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609. the possibility of war,
you have to consider.
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610. It was the ambitions
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611. and strategies of one man
that caused this.
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612. There will be a war
in this family,
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613. and one of you will die.
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614. We need to leave early
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615. to catch the first train
to Liverpool, yes?
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616. Yep.
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617. So we eat early, finish early.
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618. You changed the combination
of the safe.
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619. Why?
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620. Have you got new secrets?
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621. With the new business
at hand...
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622. there are some things...
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623. that I cannot share.
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624. What things?
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625. What are those tablets?
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626. Doctor gave them me.
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627. Painkillers?
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628. - Yeah.
- What pain?
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629. Any pain that comes, Lizzie.
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630. When you're ready, I want you
to tell me everything
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631. that's going on.
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632. It's like the clock's
stopped ticking
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633. and I'm waiting
for the bomb to explode.
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634. We're in that quiet minute.
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635. Tommy?
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636. That's where we live now.
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637. When I know everything...
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638. I will tell you everything.
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639. Oh, no,
Gina's running wild, you see.
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640. Harrods, dope, amphetamines,
lords and ladies,
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641. you know, the whole
English aristocracy thing.
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642. Fuck wine - whiskey.
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643. Shelby, you having whiskey?
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644. - I'll stay on wine.
- Fuck wine, more whiskey.
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645. I'm celebrating.
Celebration, you know.
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646. Getting off
this fucking island.
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647. You see,
the thing with England,
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648. the currency here,
it's not money.
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649. Nah, you got bored of money
a long time ago.
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650. Cos, you know,
anyone can have money,
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651. you can fucking...
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652. you can fucking find money
in the mud.
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653. You can forge money.
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654. Mr Shelby, you can steal money,
am I right?
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655. The currency here...
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656. it's blood.
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657. And Mr Shelby knows that
better than all of them.
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658. Blood here is like wine,
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659. like the vintage wine
in that bottle.
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660. It's the... It's the label,
it's the terroir,
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661. it's the grape
that makes the wine.
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662. Who fucking cares
about the glass around it?
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663. And you, my friend,
you're an American.
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664. You fucking...
smash the glass,
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665. you spill the blood
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666. and you spend their currency
to get what you want.
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667. Am I right?
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668. When you come to America,
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669. I will show you things.
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670. You're going to America?
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671. To Canada, Lizzie, to collect
payment for the shipment.
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672. I need to do it myself.
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673. And who will be going with you?
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674. Michael will be there
to watch his back.
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675. Another journey, Tommy?
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676. $5 million, Mrs Shelby.
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677. It's worth a little cruise,
don't you think?
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678. You know whiskey does talk...
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679. Mr Nelson,
and sometimes whiskey is...
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680. very eloquent.
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681. But $5 million, Mr Nelson...
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682. that is a legacy.
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683. And when I come back,
I will know everything.
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684. I see myself so clearly
in you, Thomas Shelby.
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685. You are a man with a bright
and glittering future.
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686. Mr Shelby, there's
a car coming up the drive.
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687. A Rolls-Royce.
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688. Were you expecting more guests?
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689. No.
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690. Excuse me.
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691. We were on our way
to my constituency in Smethwick
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692. and I heard our American friend
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693. was in Birmingham
and that he was coming here,
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694. so we came
to say one last farewell.
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695. Champagne.
We have much to celebrate.
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696. It isn't that I wasn't sure
Mr Shelby would give you
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697. an excellent send-off,
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698. I just felt, since telegrams
and wires and letters
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699. can so easily be intercepted,
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700. we might confirm
all that we've achieved
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701. during your visit
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702. over champagne.
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703. It is remarkable
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704. how quickly our relationships
have developed.
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705. So many triangles in this room.
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706. Everyone except from Mr Nelson
is the point of a triangle.
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707. How am I part of a triangle?
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708. Mr Nelson,
you have all that you came for?
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709. I have confirmation
that the future of Europe
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710. is in the hands
of men like yourselves.
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711. And that urgent conversations
between Washington, Rome,
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712. and of course Berlin
can now begin.
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713. A two-week visit that may have
changed the course of history.
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714. We all got what we wanted.
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715. Yes.
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716. And I got what I have wanted
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717. from the moment
I set eyes on it.
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718. Elizabeth,
you are a very lucky woman...
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719. to have each day
what I have only sampled once.
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720. Forgive us, Mr Nelson,
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721. that was a necessary bit
of housekeeping.
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722. Thomas...
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723. we do so hate
to be indiscreet, but...
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724. we have told you
many times,
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725. if you are to seek power
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726. in these days
of shiny magazines
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727. and society photographs,
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728. sooner or later,
you will have to find a spouse
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729. who's more suitable.
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730. A woman with Lizzie's past
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731. and personal history
really isn't suitable.
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732. She doesn't deserve you,
Mr Shelby.
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733. You know, the thing is,
Mosley...
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734. you're right.
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735. You're right,
she doesn't deserve me.
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736. She doesn't deserve what I am.
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737. She doesn't deserve
what I will become.
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738. What will you become?
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739. Truth is, I belong here,
at this table,
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740. with fuckers like you.
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741. She doesn't.
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742. For all I try to hide it...
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743. I'm just one of you.
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744. Could there be a sadder ending,
eh?
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745. I'm here on behalf
of your wife, Gina,
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746. and Jack Nelson.
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747. Mr Nelson's prepared
to get you out of here.
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748. But first he needs an answer
to a question.
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749. If the answer is yes...
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750. you'll be released.
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751. If the answer is no...
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752. you'll stay.
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753. I have consulted my mother.
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754. Your mother's dead.
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755. Nevertheless,
I have consulted her.
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756. And yes.
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757. When I'm released,
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758. it is my intention
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