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Any stranger?
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God, I missed you. I missed you too. I
got offered a teaching position.
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You and I could live together.
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I can't. One sec.
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Did my boyfriend return?
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Uh, no.
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You know how many people are reported
missing each day in France?
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I know where Tom got off the train.
There was a door in the conductor's
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Oh, the conductor is in the conference
now. This is all getting quite dramatic.
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His name is Marie Chiroux. He was hiding
something, I could tell. The police are
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either useless or corrupt.
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Tread carefully, Miss Monroe.
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You know Tom better than anyone.
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Who has he been in touch with lately?
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Uncle Brian. He's in London.
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You probably know more than you realize.
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It reminds me of you.
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It
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reminds
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me of you.
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Which way to go?
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Hey, look at that.
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What's that?
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Well, pottery.
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Maybe Greek.
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It's probably been here for hundreds of
years. It's so beautiful.
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Here.
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No, you keep it.
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Why?
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During those nights when you're in one
far -flung corner of the earth and I'm
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another, I want you to think of me with
the same wonder and tenderness as you do
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when you look at that piece of clay.
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Maybe you'll find.
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Excuse me. Hi.
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My name is Alice Monroe, and I need
help. My boyfriend, Tom Parker, he works
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this charity, and he's missing.
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Can someone help me? Can I speak to
someone in charge?
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Tom Parker? Yes, Tom Parker.
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One moment, please. Thank you.
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Alice? Yeah.
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Hi.
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I'm Alex Durant.
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I've heard so much about you from Tom.
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You have? You know Tom? Yes, of course.
We used to work together in the field
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before I became a student.
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Metaphorically speaking.
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What happened?
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Um, Tom disappeared.
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What do you mean he disappeared?
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Okay, so he called here at SOS from
Paris two days ago.
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Do you know who?
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He said he was talking to his uncle from
England, but, like, why I don't know
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why he would lie to me?
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It's possible he was trying to call
Jordan.
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The weekend route calls through here, so
you don't have to pay international
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charges, but... I know he's coming here
after vacation, so there's no need for
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him to call him before.
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We encourage our people to take a
complete break when they're on holiday,
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especially Tom, after what he's been
through.
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What do you mean?
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How's he been since the incident?
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What incident?
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I'm sorry. I thought... What incident?
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Okay.
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I'm going to tell you this, but when Tom
comes back all happy and healthy, I'd
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prefer if you kept me out. Just tell me
what happened, please.
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It happened about nine months ago in
Jordan.
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There was this young boy named Malik,
just eight years old, and
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he lived in one of the camps where
things were already hard. By that night,
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got even worse.
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His mom went into labor alone in the
middle of the night. She was very sick,
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no one to help her. So Malik ran for
four miles.
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all the way to where the SOS team was
staying, and got Tom to drive them to
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hospital.
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The baby was delivered safely, but the
mother's condition kept getting worse.
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So, with his mom sick, Malik dropped out
of school, scavenging for food.
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He tried to take care of his family, and
Tom saw what was happening.
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And Tom being Tom, he promised Malik
that if he went back to school, He would
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make sure his family was taken care of.
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But unfortunately, bandits
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raided the camp.
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They took women and children.
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No one knew who had survived.
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And Tom was upset.
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He spent weeks searching for Malik and
his family.
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Eventually they found him.
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The boy, alongside his mother and
sisters, in a mass burial pit, 10 clicks
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outside of the camp.
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We all have our breaking point, and that
was Thomas, at least I think it was.
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But he didn't want to pack it in. We got
him a counselor, we tried to give him
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support, but something in him had
shifted, yeah?
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He disappeared, sometimes for days.
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There have been discussions to take him
out of the field, but he wasn't himself
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anymore. He just seemed lost.
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I don't think he ever really came back.
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I just don't understand why he couldn't
tell me himself.
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The world is in crisis every minute of
every day.
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Our people here see enough depravity for
a thousand lifetimes.
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Sometimes it just gets unusable.
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He just seems so normal in Paris.
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But maybe that dose of normality was the
thing that shook him.
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But he'll show up. If it's not tomorrow,
then soon. I'll call Jordan, and if he
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contacts anyone there, I'll make sure
they let me know.
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Thank you.
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Don't worry.
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Alice will find him.
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Thank you.
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Hello? Hey, Helen, it's Alice.
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Hello, Alice.
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Has your boyfriend returned?
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No, he hasn't. But does the name Aurelie
mean anything to you? Is it a place in
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Marseille?
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Aurelie? Where did you find that?
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I was looking in Tom's notebook and it
was in there. Aurelie?
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It could be anything or anyone.
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Anything else in the notebook.
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Not really. I was just on a post -it
note. Okay.
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Leave it with me.
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I will look into it.
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How do you know it's a boat?
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Oh, I don't. It's a hunch.
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Would you prefer it to be another woman?
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Look around you.
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What do you notice?
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Men paint women's names on their boats
to pretend those women are central to
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their life.
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And then they run away to sea with their
buddies.
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Et voila!
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Anyone here?
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Bonjour.
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Hello. Y a quelqu 'un?
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Well, what are we going to do?
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What the heck?
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What? Oh.
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Every good journalist carries them.
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Oh, my God. Kids, look out.
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Is it his?
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Ali? Ali?
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It's Uncle Brian. He's in London.
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It's Uncle Brian.
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He's in London.
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When were you going to tell me about
that?
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I was wondering when you'd notice.
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He may be useless with cars, but he
could talk a dog of a meter.
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I came as soon as I could.
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Hi.
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Yeah, I spoke to Jordan.
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You were, right?
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Tom did make a call on Thursday morning.
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And? He wanted to be put through to one
of his colleagues.
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There's no easy way to hide it.
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No, I met her, actually.
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That...
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That woman that you're... Were... Were
they... Are they...
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It's really not my place to speculate.
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Come on.
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He's not thinking rationally.
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So?
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What happens now?
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My goddess, she will show up somewhere,
or makes contact with someone in the
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next 48 hours, and then you both need to
decide what happens next.
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If I were you, I would go to all.
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Go to all.
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There's no need to hang around in my
cell.
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If it turns up, you'll be the first one
to know.
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Okay?
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That is, um, I wish I had better news.
I'm sorry.
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No, it's okay. You've been very kind to
me. Thank you.
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Call me for Ma, yeah?
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If you need anything at all.
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Who's that?
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I invited him.
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Hi. Hi.
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Tom. Rafik.
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Okay. You came.
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Well, one thing I learned living here,
if an attractive woman invites you to a
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party on a Friday night, you go.
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I kinda want you to show me your world.
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Michael.
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We're totally illegal, you know.
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We get caught.
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What? Well, I could get fired.
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What's that man back there, your boss?
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I think your job is safe.
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Really?
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Come on, let's go.
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This was built by the Nefertians.
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Oh, so was that 9th century? 4th
century.
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AD? BC.
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BC.
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Did you say the Nephiteans? Oh, you
didn't hear me? No.
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Oh, now you know.
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That's what I went with. Yeah, sure.
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You know, it actually flourished due to
trade routes, incense, spices, silks,
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and of course its gorgeous rock -cut
architecture.
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It was annexed by the Romans and fell
into total disrepair.
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By the time the earthquakes hit in the
6th century, entire infrastructure was
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basically destroyed.
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So when the Ottomans got here, they
didn't know what to do with it.
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You just kind of left it as if
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that interesting to you. Very.
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Excusez -moi.
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Excusez -moi.
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I need help.
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Please.
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Jean. What?
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In English.
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Him?
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No. Okay, I'm looking for Maurice
Giroux. Is he around here?
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Maurice?
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I'm sorry. He left around an hour ago.
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Do you know where I could find him?
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Why?
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It's personal.
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Do you have an address or a number or
something? I'm afraid I can't give this
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address to a stranger, but how do you
know Maurice Giroux? I don't. He was the
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conductor on a train I took recently,
and I need to tell him.
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Yeah, okay.
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I'm sorry, mademoiselle.
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I can't just give out his address, you
understand?
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Yeah, of course.
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months ago. It wasn't a big deal, kind
of casual, but now it is a big deal
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because I'm pregnant with Maurice's
child. I need to speak to him right now.
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I'm
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sorry
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about my colleague, sorry.
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Of course, I give you his address.
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Thank you. Sorry.
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Good.
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What? What?
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Get out of my
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way.
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You can tell she never held it.
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Yeah, you can tell.
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It's like that when you love someone.
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It's like that when you don't have
confidence.
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What are you doing?
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I'm
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calling
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the police!
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You hear me? Are you deaf? Go on, get
out of here!
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Piss off in the place of the brain.
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You talk to me again like that and I'll
stick you in a column. Not again!
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I'll call your mother.
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Hello? Hello?
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Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh,
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shit.
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Oh, my God. No, no, no, no, no.
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Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, my God.
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Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. It's OK. I
know. What did you say?
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Where did the girl go?
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Don't worry, I'll take care of you.
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It's not a matter of policies. It's a
matter of marketing.
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When did you get the cynical?
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Excuse me, ma 'am.
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Something has happened. I need to see
you right away.
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Alyssa, is everything okay? I thought
you'd left.
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No, no, it's not. I just went to see the
conductor, the one from Tom's train.
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And when I got there, he was dead. He
was dead.
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He was dead.
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Slow down, okay? Are you okay?
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Yeah, I saw the man who did it.
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What man? He was very muscular. He had
very dark hair with, like, a bun.
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Where are you?
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I'm at the Hotel Perron, room 218.
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Okay, I'm coming. Okay, thank you.
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She saw you.
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She's at Hotel Room 218.
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Go there, now.
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What? I was right about the conductor.
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What? I went to his apartment, but when
I got there, he was already dead.
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Someone slit his throat.
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Who have you spoken to?
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Um, just one person from Tom's charity.
Coming actually to meet me right now.
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Alice, which hotel?
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Which hotel are you staying at?
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Her own. I'm coming now.
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Do not speak to anyone.
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You hear me? Do not speak to anyone.
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Delivery.
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I have a delivery for Alice Monroe.
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Are you okay?
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Yes.
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Okay. I'm having a panic attack. Please.
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Oh, my God. Please, please, slowly.
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Oh, my God. You're safe, honey.
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Mr. Rand.
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The worst that there's to it?
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Not answer.
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No, he's been helping me. I cannot
protect you if you do not want to be
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protected.
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Does he know which hotel you are staying
at?
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Yes, but he still knows.
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I guess Inspector Drax knows of it.
Okay, so at least one of them is trying
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kill you.
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I didn't tell you about SOS.
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How do you know that's where Tom worked?
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How do you know that's where Tom worked?
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It's my job.
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What is?
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To do no see okay, you better start
telling me some truths or I'm gonna call
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back. Don't be so stupid Okay, don't be
so please Some
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got on the train because of me What I
will explain what first
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we need to go somewhere safe first Shit
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my bags are at the train station, okay
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Don't worry.
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Let's go to the train station.
Seriously, what is going on?
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I'm something like a bête noire.
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for a former lover.
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The truth is, for the past six months,
I've been investigating him.
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On the train, I was following him.
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Either he saw me or someone told him I
was on it and he must have panicked and
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got off.
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Why on earth are you investigating him?
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I believe Tom Parker runs one of the
largest human trafficking operations in
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Middle East.
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Tom? Yes.
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I have reason to believe. Oh, no. You
are
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so, so far off on this one. Tom would
never, ever... Did you know he
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kept a boat in Marseille?
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So you knew about the boat? Yes, of
course.
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So you lied to me? No. I withheld the
truth. That's very different.
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I thought you were helping me.
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I was investigating you.
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Who do you work for?
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Oh, I'm freelance.
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Suits me better.
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Yeah, when did they let you go?
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Five years ago.
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I'm not going to listen to any more of
this nonsense. You don't know Tom at
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I'm leaving.
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Where to?
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The police, obviously.
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You told me only two people knew you
were staying at Le Perron, right?
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Durand and Drax.
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So the question is, which one is trying
to kill you?
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If I had to choose, I would bet on
Durand. He's too smooth, too polite,
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Okay, no, no. Alex has been kind. He's
been helpful.
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Okay, so Drax.
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Hmm. The city is packed with dirty cops.
Maybe he plans to set you up for
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Gérard's murder.
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Oh, my God. This is insane.
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There has to be a very simple
explanation for all of this.
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Explanation? For what?
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A guy showing up at your door, ready to
kill you? Give me a simple explanation
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for that.
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You have nowhere to go.
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Thank you.
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