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Old man:

-Good morning, frigga!

How is the milk today?

-One quart.

I must say
you're looking very pretty today, frigga.

That's good.

-Your mother says
you're feeling better lately.

Thank you.

-Have a good day.

I feel sorry for that poor girl.

Such a shame.

They say she'll never talk again.

I just get so damn mad.

-I know. What about her parents'?

They just love her too much,
poor people.

-They spend everything they've got
sending her to those special doctors

and she'll still never be right
in the head.

Mark my words.

-What's it been, 15 years now?

-Sure.

-Someone said that
old man is dead now.

He never even went to prison.

What kind of laws have we got anyway?

Putting a crazy man back on the street
so he can rape another little girl?

- Yes.
- If it was up to me,

I would've hanged him.

-I don't understand
why she can't talk though, do you?

- No.
- The doctor said it was the shock.

-Who knows about these things?

-Frigga, you'd better hurry.

You can't be late for your appointment
with the doctor.

You can't afford to miss treatment.

-I'll bet you can't give me
one reason

why you shouldn't ride
with me into town.

Hi. Tony's the name.

I just picked up this car today.
Terrific, huh?

3000 gt.

357 horses.

Got yourself a pad way out here
in the sticks,

huh?

You hooked up with somebody, babe?

I had them put on
every accessory they got,

but the one thing
they don't include is

a chick to drive around with.

-Hey, let's have something to eat.

Credit cards pay for everything.

-The menu, monsieur.

-I think we'll start
with cheese and herring,

and then the pepper steak flambé
for two,

figs and cognac flambé for dessert.

With the entrée, a nice burgundy,

but first, champagne.

-I know a lot of chicks.

Most of them don't know
how to keep quiet,

but I think you've set a new record.

Come on.

Straight ahead.

Here, let me put some light
on the subject.

Let's get rid of this, huh?

Yes, that's cool.

Sit down.

Well,
I've got a great bottle of wine inside.

Here we go.

Here, relax.

To us.

What's the matter? You're not drinking.

This stuff is too good to waste.

It cost me a fortune.

To us.

-Hi, sweetheart.

The doctor in? It's Tony.

Is he with a patient?

That's good. Tell him it's me.

Yeah, it's Tony.

You better bring
some of the stuff over right away.

Just bring whatever you need.

The money's here, no problem.

Don't worry, she's sleeping.

Right away. Yeah.

-Hello, sweetheart. It's Tony.

I've just found another one.
I'll have her ready in 10 days.

Yeah, that's right.

That makes five this year.

I figure in another couple of years,
we'll have all the money we need.

I'll call you tomorrow. Right.

-Well, that was fast.

She's out on the couch.

She's out like alight.

-Yeah, don't get excited.

Just sign your name at the bottom.

The copy, too. Here.

I didn't say anything about reading.
Just sign it, baby.

-Well, have a nice rest?

All right, sweetheart,
here's the setup.

I've been pumping you full of heroin.

I don't mean the watered-down crap
they push on the street either.

The cleanest, strongest stuff
you can find.

So what I'm saying is very simply,
you've been hooked

and without your jolt,
you can last 48 hours at best

but we won't have that problem, right?

If you cooperate with me
you'll get what you need

and everybody will be happy.

Oh! Goddamn bitch!

Frigga:

-You never knew
how bored I was living in that farm.

I never saw anybody under 50.

I lived your way long enough,

I'm going to live my way from now on.

I want to see the world.

If it were up to you,

I'd still be wearing
starch dresses and pigtails.

Well, I'm grown up now,

and I'm going to do what I want,

whether you like it or not.

-I finally found somebody
who really loves me

and understands the way I feel.

I want to forget the both of you

and your phony sympathy.

I don't expect you to understand.

Just accept it.

I made up my mind,

I don't care
what you think about it either.

If you haven't figured it out,

this is the last letter
you're going to get. Goodbye.

-It's just signed, frigga.

-Well, baby,

you begin a whole new life today.

You'll get two of these every day
if you cooperate and do as your told.

Your first customer
will be here at 1:00.

You make sure he goes away happy.

Come on.
Let's check out your happy new home.

He'll be here any minute now.

See that you please him.

-So you're the new one.

Well, take off your clothes.

Oh, you son of a bitch!

Look what she did to me!

How can I go home like this?

What am I going to tell my wife?

Are you crazy
bringing in broads like that?

My god, I'll be scarred for life!

Oh, fine. Fine.

Which one?

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

One eye you mean?

Let's see.

Let's see, you said Friday?

She's free at two o'clock.

But she'll cost you more
than Sally would.

She's better that's why.

Okay.

I'll write you in.

My pleasure.

See you on Friday.

Now, that all the unpleasantness
is out of the way

and you're ready to work,

we'll pick up where we left off.

Every morning at 9:00
I'll give you your list of appointments

and the makings for two fixes
to get you through the day.

Monday is your free day.

That means you'll be getting twice
as much of the stuff on Sunday morning

to hold you until Tuesday.

Do a good job and you may earn yourself
a bonus from time to time.

That's the deal, you dig?

All right. You start the morning
with one of our winners,

Mr. Weirdo Anderson.

What?

Oh,

Yes, you're right.

There you are.

-Get undressed.

-I'm Sally.

I know what you're going through.

It's always worse at the beginning.

You just want to crawl
into bed and die.

In a few weeks, it'll pass.

Take my word for it.

Don't try to do without the stuff,

at least it'll keep you going.

I tried it once.

One night, I crawled out of a window,

thumbed a ride,
and went back home to mama.

In less than a day I fell apart.

I was climbing the walls.

I would have died
if Tony's foots hadn't come for me.

Real gentlemen,

you know the kind
who will knife their own grandmother.

Well, anyway, I was almost glad
when they brought me back.

The most you can go is about 36 hours

then it gets real bad.

You begin to shake.

There's no way to stop it either.

You feel like you're dying.

It was horrible.

I'll never be able to forget it.

Someday, I'll be out of here.
I've got a plan.

I started to hit all the customers
for extra money,

for a little extra service.

In about a year,
I'll have enough money to leave here

and take off for Switzerland.

They've got this
new narcotics clinic there.

I found out about it.

It takes four months, they say,

and you come away cured,

but it costs a hell of a lot.

You pay $6,000 in advance,

but it'll be worth it.

I just want to get out.

Sally:

-Sometimes I can't stop crying.

I don't know why.

I'm all right,

I was just going
to come into your room anyway.

I stole this out of Tony's mail.

Frigga's mother: Your letter came
as a terrible shock to your father and me.

How can our little girl
hate us so much?

Do you really feel this way?

Do you realize that
your letter nearly killed your father?

Last Friday night,
he slashed his wrists.

They say he'll be all right,
but I'm afraid he might try it again.

Neither of us
can understand your hatred.

But, if you ever change
your mind about us, darling,

just remember one thing.

Your parents are here.

We'll be here waiting
for our little girl

to return to us again.

Darling.

Please, darling.

Please come home to us.

Fhgga,

without our little girl,
we have nothing to live for.

Nothing.

-I'm glad I wasn't the one
who found them.

Imagine walking in there
and seeing them both dead.

-Yes. -Dead for three days.

What a sight.

-Suicide is a terrible thing.

You never know what's going on
in people's minds, do you?

-Oh, I could see it coming.

These past few weeks,
they were so depressed,

I guess suicide was the only way out

and it's all that girl's fault.

-Well, she wasn't the one
who poisoned them.

-She might just as well
have poisoned her parents

with that horrible letter
she wrote them.

-But, we don't know for sure.

-Well, what else could it have been,
but the letter?

One thing I do know for sure,
they took it very hard, very hard.

Yahh!

Yahh!

Yahh!

Yahh!

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

A little more forward

and bend it at the waist.

Try to keep your legs straight
and roll over.

No, watch me.

-Hi. I've never taught a girl
how to drive this buggy,

but I'm willing to try.

Get in.

I'll take half for now.

Let's see what you can do.

-We'll begin training
with this weapon.

It's a mauser
and was used in both world wars.

Ouite effectively I might add.

All right lie down

and a little further back.

That's good.

Now cradle the butt of the weapon
against your shoulder.

A little more.

Now, look through the sight.

Okay, you're ready to load.

Lower the weapon,

pull back the bolt

straight back like this.

Insert the cartridge clip,

press it down,
and push the bolt forward.

Pull the butt against your shoulder.

Little higher.

Look through the sight

and squeeze the trigger.

Never pull.

Good.

Now pull back the bolt
to eject the cartridge,

push it fonnard, and down,

a little higher,

and squeeze it off gently.

-You'll be getting
a new customer this morning.

See that it goes well.

This is Tony.

Wow, we haven't seen you for a while.

Yes, fine.

We're busy.

I don't have too much
to complain about.

This Friday?

Well, let's see.

Got the book here

Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday.

-Come back. Try it again.

You have a tendency
to strike too soon.

Get in closer, like this.

All right. Come straight ahead.

That's better. Come back.

Eye straight ahead.

Move in.

Heeyaa!

-I want to show you something.

Say you come into a big curve

and you begin to skid,

always steer into the skid.

Never try to pull your wheels
over the other way.

Hold it until you come out here,

then give it the gas again.

-Right foot behind.

Bring the arm over and behind.

Turn his body and apply leverage.

Yaaa!

-Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

Hiyaaa!

-You wait here.

-I've brought a little surprise
for you today.

An extra fix.

Oh, our friend, Sally, is gone.

She asked if we could move her
to some other city.

We try to accommodate people.

Yeah,

well, I know we all hope
she'll be happy.

-Come on.

Easy, lady.

-All right, that's enough.

-There's not much more I can teach you.

-10 bullseyes!

I'd say your training's over.

-You want hard stuff and a new car too?

You've got the cash?

Come on.

-I'll need two more big ones
for all this.

You know how expenses are going up.

See you.

-Three beers.

-We've got a peck of trouble.

Frigga killed
one of her regular clients yesterday,

and I'm betting
she's out to get the three of us.

I've booked
a couple of airplane tickets for you.

Stay away at least a couple of weeks.

Just lay low till I straighten it out.

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Yeah. Rod, listen, this is Tony,

get over here right away.

Got a rush job for you.

Huh, what?

It's always been 1000!

Because it's not worth
that much money to me.

I pay a thousand, that's it.

What do you want?

What? Axelsson?

Slow down.

Scared? Who? Old Tony?

You better believe it.

She's high on horse,
she's liable to do anything.

I'll have a contract out on her
this morning.

All right, it'll cost.

Listen, I think we better put a lid
on the whole operation

while we get this cleared up.

You agree?

I think I can handle everything
on this end

if you want to get out
of town for a little while.

Right.

I've got to go,
the boys are just coming in now.

I'll be in touch. Yeah.

All right, here's the scam.

Frigga killed
three of her customers yesterday.

Find out where she's getting her stuff
and set her up.

Then get rid of her.

-I'm cleaned out, finished.

Don't have anymore,

but if you're willing to pay,

there's the hot dog man
down at the docks.

He'll fix you up.

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-Car 411, this is central.

Car 411, this is central.

Come in, please.

-This is 411. Over.

-411, proceed immediately
to harbor warehouse number three.

Reported gunfire. Over.

-Message received over and out.

-Drop your gun!

-Well, I'll be a son of a bitch.

She's really gone off the deep end.

She challenges me to a duel.

I can pick my choice of weapons.

She's got to be put away, she's crazy.

But crazy or not,
I've got to get rid of her.

I'll fix her ass for her.

Hey, we ought to be able
to talk this over, frigga.

I came out here to offer you a deal.

How about coming in
with me as a full partner?

You see, I'm a reasonable man.

Why don't you put the gun down
and we'll talk?

Frigga, come on.

Fhgga?

That was stupid.

You better start praying, one-eye!

Now I'm going to teach you what it means
to threaten me, you little bitch,

and I'm going to enjoy it.

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