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(Přepsáno pomocí TurboScribe.ai. Upgradovat na Neomezený pro odstranění této zprávy.) Yes, he's a...
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Yes, that's alright.
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Against me!
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Let me go!
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Let me go!
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I
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don't
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know what you're talking about.
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I
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don't
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know what you're talking about.
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Oh!
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You belong here?
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I'm Jim Palmer.
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The contest is expecting me.
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Now, will you relax?
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It's alright, Joe.
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He's a friend.
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Well...
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It's good to have it confirmed.
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Hello, Jim.
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Would you believe this?
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What?
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I'm at a loss for words.
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Well, why don't you try something like it's
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been a long, long time?
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Or even that it seemed like yesterday.
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Both would be true.
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Can I sit down?
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Oh!
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Fifty-nine?
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Yes.
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You have a memory for detail.
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I have a memory for your expensive tastes.
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Jim...
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We've got trouble on our hands.
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Ah, here.
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This is usually the quietest island on my
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beat.
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Not any longer.
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The elected government is afraid of an armed
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takeover.
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No, seriously, though.
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Several small caches of weapons have been found
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in the last few weeks.
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I read the first reports.
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The government's taking it seriously?
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Seriously enough to call us in.
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This is your area, Jim.
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Any names in the political hat?
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Not among the regular opposition.
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They're all far too democratically inclined.
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What would you say if I pulled out
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the name Adam Marcus?
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Oh, Marcus, I would have said clubs...
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...tourism. And more recently, the word on the
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island says politics.
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Well, that's a lead worth following, isn't it?
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What else do you have on him?
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Oh, nothing much.
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Harry's been working on a few leads.
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But every time we come up with something,
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the opposition turns very nasty.
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So you've nothing?
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Nothing more than a red panel truck that's
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hidden somewhere on the north end of the
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island.
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That's not much.
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No, I know, but if Harry and Paul
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can flush it out before it's abandoned...
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...we just might be on to something.
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Oh, hell with business.
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You haven't changed a bit.
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Harry?
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Harry?
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I've ported this section.
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Nothing visible from up here.
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Okay, Paul, we'll bring the police cordon and
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close-up on to the next section.
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Caroline, anything from your end?
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This is the last fishing village on this
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area of coast, Harry.
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Jim's just checking now.
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Looks like we're out of luck.
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Harry!
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Hold it, I think Paul may have something.
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This is it, Harry.
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Red panel truck heading north along the coast
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road.
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Okay, now!
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Thanks, Jim.
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Do you know him, Jim?
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Yeah.
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His name is Lintar.
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In the past he's worked for our friend,
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Adam Marcus.
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Well, that may or may not mean something.
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Fact is that at one time or another
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half this island worked for Adam Marcus.
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Lintar did work for me, Mr. Palmer.
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You're absolutely correct.
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But as the manager of a restaurant, not
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as a gunrunner.
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What about the girl with the baby carriage
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filled with hand grenades?
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She worked for you, too, as a waitress.
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Just as a waitress.
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You seem to be looking for a solution.
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Escape good, no?
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When you choose Adam Marcus, you choose the
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wrong man.
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I have some very close connections in this
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island.
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It would grieve me if you forced me
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to use them.
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What do you think, Harry?
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I think she's great.
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What about Marcus?
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Marcus?
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Well, I don't know, Caroline.
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We've got a lot of odd scraps of
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information that suggests he might be implicated.
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For my money it's not enough yet.
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Why not?
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All my information suggests he's moving from business
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into politics.
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He's not the sort of man to wait
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around for an election victory.
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Yeah, we need facts, Jim.
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Somewhere in this island there's a warehouse filled
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with weapons.
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Find that and we've got our man.
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I think we've got him already.
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Caroline?
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I think Jim's right.
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All we need now is the proof.
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Shall we go?
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I'll pay the check.
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Caroline, what's going on here?
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What do you mean, what's going on?
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I mean the evidence we've got on Marcus
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so far.
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I mean, I can't go for that and
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I'm sure you can't either.
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Jim does.
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Jim does.
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That's important, huh?
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To me, yes, very.
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I see.
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I'm getting some kind of bad vibrations here.
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You're not still carrying a torch for that
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guy, are you?
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Perhaps I am.
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Anyway, this is one you'll have to let
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me play my way.
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As I said, it's very important to me.
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Really?
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Yes.
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Good night, Harry.
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What's happening, Jim?
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Well?
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Harry wanted proof that Marcus is behind the
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arms distribution.
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So you've arranged to give it to him?
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Right.
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I contacted the local people this morning.
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They've agreed to make simultaneous raids on Marcus'
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clubs all over the island.
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I hope you're not making a mistake, Jim.
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Marcus wasn't bluffing about his political connections.
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No mistake, Caroline baby.
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My guess is that even Harry will be
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satisfied by what these raids produce.
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Let's go on up.
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I checked the other Marcus' clubs that were
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raided.
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Three of them contained nothing.
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The other two produced two crates of grenades
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apiece.
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That's four crates of grenades and ten of
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rifles.
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That's not much for an armed uprising.
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Yes, but we don't know what's been delivered
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already.
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Yeah, that's true.
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But if Marcus is serious about this, it
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seems to me he had some logistical backup,
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you know.
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Spare parts, ammunition.
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You mean this isn't it?
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I mean this isn't the main distribution center.
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Whatever part Marcus may play in the whole
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deal.
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Still got doubts, Harry?
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Yeah, they're bred into me.
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Ever since the kid next door sold me
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his backyard rainbow for my champion bullfrog and
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a bent half dollar.
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Okay.
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If you're not satisfied with this, let's see
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what the haul was at the other raids.
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I'll follow you down, Caroline.
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Whatever you say, Harry.
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Stay with him, Paul.
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He's beginning to look more like the kid
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next door to me.
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Right.
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Don't worry about Harry.
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He's always hard to convince.
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Maybe.
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But of course you and I know that
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ten cases of rifles puts the whole matter
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beyond reasonable doubt.
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Unless, of course, Harry's real doubts are about
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you and me.
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Let me help you.
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All right, thank you.
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You're Maria, aren't you?
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The sister of the girl who was killed
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at the roadblock.
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What do you want?
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Tell me about your sister.
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I have nothing to say.
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You have nothing to say about a sister
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who was killed by her own side?
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Leave me alone.
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They weren't after your peanuts.
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Okay, let's talk where we left off.
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All right.
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What do you want to know?
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The arms your sister was distributing.
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Where did they come from?
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You know the big bay on the far
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side of the island?
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Yeah.
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There's an old house there overlooking the harbor.
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It's worth a visit.
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All
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right.
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Just couldn't stay away, could you, Harry?
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Never going to pull off a coup on
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this island?
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This way, Harry.
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I put a lot into this operation.
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Too much for you to cost me now.
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That's quite an impressive bunch of weapons you've
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got in there.
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More than you expected?
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No, I figured that anyone that could afford
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ten cases of rifles to frame Madame Marcus
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had to have a lot in hand.
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I didn't have to frame Marcus.
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I just helped the Contessa's suspicions along.
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Too bad for you, you didn't share them.
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Why did you do it, Palmer?
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Go for broke?
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Isn't it obvious?
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Maybe.
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It's quite an investment, though.
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Two murders, double-crossing our organization.
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The Contessa?
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Leave her out of it, Rue.
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You think you can?
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Listen, Rue.
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In two days, a military dictatorship takes over
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the island.
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And you're going to be a rich man.
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That's right.
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And the Contessa?
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When we were together in Leipzig, I had
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nothing.
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This time...
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Maybe it'll be different.
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You're selling rainbows, Palmer.
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Do you sell them?
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Take him inside.
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Lock him up!
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Get him!
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Get him!
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Get him!
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He's gone away!
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Cover the grounds!
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All right, go out the back there.
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You stay behind there and cover me from
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here.
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He's nowhere around the house.
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He must be in the garden.
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Right, cordon off the area.
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Set up roadblocks.
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Check the airport.
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Right.
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I, uh...
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I thought you might have a guest.
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Oh, it's just an official visit.
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I'm checking below now.
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Now, what about this turn around the island
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you promised me?
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With Marcus and Joe, I guess we deserve
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some sort of celebration.
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The engine's turning over.
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The champagne is on board.
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What more do you want?
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He's on the grounds.
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He must have got away.
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Call the Contessa.
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Caroline, this is Paul.
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Do you read me?
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Come in, Caroline.
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Caroline, this is Paul.
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Do you read me?
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What are we doing, Jim?
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I, uh...
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Thought you might like to take in a
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bit of the North Africa coast.
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Well, isn't it a bit late for that?
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We can be back by nightfall.
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I expected you earlier.
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What kept you?
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I, I was holding back on the big
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news.
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Oh?
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I went to see Marcus in jail this
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morning.
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Confessed everything.
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In jail?
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This morning?
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That's very strange.
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Why strange?
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Because Adam, Marcus and I were having drinks
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together on the yacht.
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Just before you arrived.
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But he was arrested.
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Police arrested him at the club this morning.
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Really a show of force, Mr. Palmer.
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Sorry to upset your plans.
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But the blame, I...
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Perhaps I should say the credit, belongs to
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the Contessa.
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You arranged all this?
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You knew?
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I didn't know for sure.
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But I thought it was a possibility.
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So you appointed Marcus as a suspect.
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Gave me enough rope to hang myself.
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You did an excellent job, Mr. Palmer.
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Adam Marcus is one of my oldest friends,
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Jim.
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He goes back even further than Leipzig.
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So when you started to pile up the
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evidence against him, it was really evidence against
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you.
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So just turn the boat around, Mr. Palmer,
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and point it in the direction of the
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nearest jail.
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All right.
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If that's what you want.
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That's Paul and Harry.
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You haven't got a chance.
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With you, I got a chance?
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No, Jim.
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No chance.
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Maybe you're right.
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You always were.
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Fifty-nine.
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What is this?
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I mean...
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Management?
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No.
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It's the best I can do for an
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apology.
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Why?
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Because you didn't tell me that Palmer was
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the top of your list of suspects?
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Why didn't you?
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I hoped it wasn't him.
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I gave him every chance to prove it,
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because...
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I don't know.
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Well, I suppose in some way I thought
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I was responsible.
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For old time's sake.
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Yes, something like that.
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Anyways, I told you a long time ago,
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as far as I was concerned, it was
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all over in Leipzig.
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Shall we dance?
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Shall we dance?
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Why not?
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You're not the only one who's got influence
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around here.
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