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Tonight on Spensive for Higher.

Are you okay? 6.2 inches of blue twisted steel. You can't hurt blue twisted still?

You ride over. Why are you sending your son in a stupid hood like Eddie

Blake to kidnap a long thing's daughter?

Man, or for me, a job like that can take evil, man.

Don't you look as expensive, make a jackass out of it. You're gonna have to.

That's good. Oh

Thank you.

Hold it!

I'm in!

Don't even move.

You know, there's something about wearing a tie.

Whenever I put one on to go to work,

it usually turns out to be work I wish I weren't doing.

But it isn't easy to say no to someone as influential as Matthew Lohington,

the director of the Boston Festival Orchestra. Take care of my daughter, he said.

No problem I said. I didn't know what to say now.

You have it now. Thank you, Master. Remember, with Brown's, it is intimacy.

It's always intimacy.

Well.

I think we're ready.

Mr. Longton. Yes?

Spencer, what is it? What happened?

You think a guy would know one to quit?

Well, I might not be the best bodyguard in Boston,

but I definitely wasn't the brightest.

I couldn't quit this job because I'd just been fired. But I couldn' quit anyway.

I never can.

Hello?

You look terrific. You're right, I do. How about you smell terrific, too?

I'm beginning to smell something. Myself, something spoiled. Like our evening.

I got hired to protect a girl's father, received a kidnap threat, right? Right.

I didn't do it. What? I think our house is to the symphony or a thing in the past.

Are you OK? I'm 6.2 inches of blue twisted steel. You can't have blue twisted still.

I'll be right over. I'm not going to get any more.

Spencer?

I love you, sirs.

I love you too.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hey Spencer! You bet about your chauffeur's job.

What's it cost for body work on a custom limo these days, huh?

That's what makes you such an outstanding law enforcement officer.

Frank, you're entering pursuit of the facts that have a real bearing on the case.

Where's Kurt? Oh, you are on a big PI. Why don't you take a look around?

Maybe you'll come up with some clues. Ah, that's good, Frank.

Now you don't have to sign it. Everybody will know who typed it.

And they want me help from you all I asked for.

You know what I mean? Sponsored by nothing is so ill be raped as by his manners.

Be raped. Be raped! What kind of word is be raped?

Names revealed.

You have to read something besides the walls and

the men's room to build a vocabulary, Frank.

Yeah. What you can learn about me from my manners, I can learn

about you from the walls in the men' room.

I don't need any of Shakespeare quotations.

Actually the line was written by a relative in 1580.

Oh yeah, that's right.

Quirk mentioned something about that.

Spence of the poet wrote about a fairy queen.

Fairy queen. F-A-E-R-I-E.

It's old English for a supernatural being with magical powers.

Well maybe he could give you some advice on how

to square your screw up with Matthew Lohington.

Sounds to me that could take some magical powers

All in place. Eddie Blake, who gets a comp. The bribe from a job bronze.

Give me that. I don't care how tight you are with Quirk Spencer.

You've got no right to walk right in there and read his mail like that.

Absolutely, Frank. Leave one, leave one. What did you get out of here? Hey Spencer.

Hey, you want to talk about manners? Well, you just be right yourself.

Real good, buddy.

That was a first class b-rail.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome.

Joe Bras had more juice than anyone dealing off the bottom of the deck in Boston.

Numbers prostitution loan shark. You name it? Joe Brras was the man behind it.

Bras was right where I knew he'd be. Whenever the socks were on a winning streak.

They were losing that was another story. Bras doesn't care much for losing.

Is everything OK, Pop? Yeah. It's going to get rained off.

Can't be chasing a pelagian.

Hey, that's it. Tony? And don't I usually see you here with your son?

What's his name? Jimmy? Jimmy, yeah, Jimmy. Big game tonight. Where's Jimmy?

Who knows, how do they? Kathy Longton?

That's supposed to mean something to me or what?

Matthew, you're going to mean anything to you?

It's a conductor, whatever.

I knew you were a man of culture, Joe.

But I don't know as why you sent your son on a stupid hood

like Eddie Blake over to Brooklyn Girls Academy to kidnap a long thing's daughter.

Listen, you smug punk. I don' know what your game is.

A mind isn't kidnap of little girls. Rich Daddy's gonna stay.

I got a good look at him, Joe, when Blake

was putting the girl on the back of the van. Jimmy was driving.

Actually to tell you the truth, I didn't recognize him until I got to make a Blake.

Eddie Blake don't work for me anymore, Spencer.

He don't work for anybody anymore.

I had to kill him today. Jimmy

got away. You got a big mouth spencer.

You're not gonna hurt me, are you, Tony? Shut up, Anthony.

That's what you're telling me about. Nobody?

who you're working for.

Well, I was working for Lawington,

but he tanned me after Jimmy got away with his daughter.

I guess you could say I'm working for her now. So what do you get out of it?

Something you want to understand to only a little self-respect.

Spencer.

I don't like my family taking themselves.

I don't like your family, Joe. But you'll cut a deal with this right Spencer?

Just tell me where Jimmy is. All I want is a girl.

Then you can have your own little talk with Jimmy.

I can't tell you where Jimmy's is, because I don' know where he is.

Brooklyn's a plaid skirt, right? Yeah, you know.

Jimmy's got a thing for a plaid skirt. I don't know what a name is.

Why would Jimmy kidnap his own girl?

And what's he doing with her deadbeat like Eddie Blake? Spencer.

You better not be messin' with me.

If you mess with me or my family.

I'm gonna plant your big feet in concrete,

and I'm going to make an anchor on my boat. You get my drift.

Just want the girl and your word that I don't have to ship over Anthony.

And there's two playmates while I'm looking for her.

Is that APV out on his car? The FBI is in tomorrow.

It's all for that time, John.

You've got 48 hours spent, sir.

I'll let you know when I have the girl.

You trust him, stop talking stupid.

Get on him.

Stay on them.

I got what I came to get. The kid in the van was Jimmy Bros.

I still didn't know what the hell was going on, but I knew one thing for sure.

Joe Bros wasn't going to let me out of his sight until he had his son back.

time to steal home. You can't go in there. Go heist.

They can't go in there, it's only gonna press.

Brides.

Let this spence and make a jackass out of you. You understand Anthony?

I won't pop.

Have to hear from Jimmy.

You're gonna have them.

I spent the night in Smithfield with Susan and was headed

back over the Mystic River bridge into Boston by 830.

I knew Joe Braun would have his boys sitting on my place.

I still didn't know what was going on with Joe's youngest son, but I didn't no job.

know myself as a pretty good guy in the most situations, but

sometimes it's better to make sure you know others just as well.

I grabbed a cup of coffee in an English muffin

at a drive-through and I was ready for the

first Saturday morning tour of Old Iron Science.

the crew, the United States Navy, I'd like to thank you all for coming aboard today.

The USS Constitution was first launched in 1797.

Tony Bros wasn't right about much in life, but

I figured he was right about his kid brother

in the plaid skirt.

And I figured the best place for me to learn

more about Kathy Lohyton and Jimmy Bros was

from another plaid skirts who were different uniform on weekends.

I'd only driven Kathy for 10 days, but I'd seen

her with a lame hebner on every one of them,

including the moment before Jimmy Bross hit the campus.

She fought against, against, um... The Gary Air, an English battleship.

Yes. Thank you.

She was condemned in 1830 and ordered destroyed, but a poet wrote...

He wrote...

Well better that our shattered hog should

sink beneath the wave all over window homes.

Yes.

I'm sorry, I'm not feeling very well. The Constitution is the oldest worship

of bloat in any of the world's navies and you're all welcome aboard right now.

Thank you for your interest and your attention.

Sorry to me, it's probably you. What do you want?

You know when I was 17, I had a friend. His name was Jack Fenwick, and he, uh,

he and I knew more about each other

than our parents' ever knew about either one of us.

I have to lead another to our Mr. Spencer. Oh, not until 10 o'clock.

I don't want to talk to you. Why not? You killed that, man.

You would have killed me.

Nothing would have happened if you hadn't tried to stop it.

My license private investigator, I was just doing my job.

I don't want to talk to you.

Mr. Lawyton fired me. He thinks I didn't do enough.

He seemed to think I was doing too much. Please. You scare me. You scare mean?

You're loyal and that's good. You're innocent and that is OK.

You're ignorant and that s dangerous. Ignorant? Yes.

There's a law against kidnapping. Jimmy Bross broken.

The police and the FBI are both looking for Kathy.

Jimmy's father is looking for him.

And when the police find out it was Jimmy who

was driving the van, they're going to be

looking for them too. And the FBI.

That's a lot of firepower to hold off when you're 17 years old.

Look, I can't talk to you. Elaine, I'm here because whatever they're doing,

I think they can't handle it alone. You worked for Kathy's father.

Not anymore. Nobody's paying me anything. Not to talk to your or anybody else.

Then why are you? Why don't you just leave them alone? Physics.

Your school record says you were honors in it last semester.

What goes up must come down, remember?

Kathy and Jimmy are gonna need somebody with them when this all comes down.

and you handle that by yourself.

Jimmy.

We have to go back. No. It's wrong. It's all wrong.

OK, it's not as wrong as going back. Besides, I can't go back to my father.

Oh, why does it have to be so hard?

It's not going to hurt anymore, cat.

on this.

Step by your guard, your father hired you.

Jimmy!

Go to the top!

Bye!

You just flip back! Leave!

You can't fucking-

Back to it, Jimmy.

and I can need that.

Hello Kathy.

Lane. Well, ladies and friends, so am I. You work for Mr. Lawington.

I don't need more. I just want to talk to Kathy now. She's not going back.

Why this rage? I mean, why? Just butt out. I had to kill her, man.

I'm entitled to some answers. Just leave us alone. Can't do that.

Jimmy!

Ah!

Look at him, Ricky. Ron, Jimmy, I told you father he could discipline you himself.

Don't hurt him, please. I didn't come up here to hurt you, Jimmy. Don't make me.

Just don't make her go back.

I want.

You want to be together.

Your father doesn't approve of his father. You think that's something new?

You ever heard of the Montague's in the Capitol? Let's roll me on, Julie yet.

But it can work out.

I don't know how I'm gonna figure out killing

any Blake, but I'm going to work on it.

I can soften up your father. I can talk to Kathy's father.

You don't understand. She's not going back to him. He's her father.

Well, you just stop it. Stop it.

No, Kat, I'm not going to protect him anymore.

If somebody has to pay, it's going to be him.

No, you promised.

Kathy!

Can't be!

I swore I'd never tell, but he's gonna pay. Who's gonna play?

You think we just come up here to play house, don't you?

You think that we just can't keep our hands off of each other?

Can't wait to get between the sheets or climb in the back seat of a car.

Well, that's not the way it is, man. It isn't me, it's him.

That slimy bastard's the one and can't even keep his hands off the bird.

He's the woman who makes her have sex with him. Bro, father.

The first day I met her, I'd never had a

moment I wasn't glad to see Susan Silverman.

But this was different. This time it wasn't for me.

It was for a girl who needed a woman to confide in.

Part of the passion I always had for Susan was rooted in her compassion.

I trusted her to be there for Kathy in a way that nobody else was.

And I knew that Kathy could trust her too.

At the time I got to Matthew Lohington's home in Lewisburg Square,

I'd called out enough to remind myself that kids' accusation could be a cover-up,

another game of some kind, and to notice the two men who had Lohingtons placed,

taked out.

One of them was Tony Bross.

I'm a fan, Sarah. I think you were with us. Doris, well, not officially.

Listen, don't bother. I know, okay?

You want me to reschedule Albert Hall too?

The whole tour, if we have to. Who is March of Unburund? Philadelphia, the music.

What is it, Mr. Spencer?

I found Kathy.

Is she all right? Physically?

She's a little beaten up emotionally.

Where is she? I can't tell you. What?

I promised her.

Promise, Terry, what the hell are you talking about? We have to talk, Mr. Lohanton.

Along. Excuse

me, Mr. Longton.

My name is John Keller. No, we haven't met.

But if you know anything about where Mr. Longton's daughter is,

we want to hear about that right now, friend. You see, nothing else. Just that.

Just where she is and how we get her back. You are, right.

Nice suit.

Where is my daughter hiding from you?

I know you're a confidential secretary, Martha, but what we're about to get into

wasn't meant for your ears.

Do you need to call someone, Mr. Lohan? Please? No, he doesn't. Who is she, friend?

I'm not your friend.

We don't have to be enemies, but I'm not your friend.

Hello?

It's alright, Doctor.

need to take him apart was the law.

I want to know where my

daughter is. OK.

of your sure he's bought and paid for.

She's with the Child Guidance Counselor.

who said she tried to help Kathy understand why you forced yourself on her sexually.

Thank you.

Ah!

What do you want?

The truth.

So do I.

What kind of distortion is this?

You accusing me of alerting my own daughter? No, sir, I'm not.

She is.

I don't believe you.

I don't believe you've even seen her. OK. Maybe their mother will talk to me.

Her mother is dead. I know that's what you told her.

She died when Kathy was four years old. Kathy sure she saw her once she was nine.

Yes. I know the story. Then you know I've seen Kathy.

He could need a doctor. Good God, man. Listen to me.

She's a highly emotional girl. A troubled girl. Look.

Look at him on this.

a prodigy.

She has great genius. Gifts few people can even imagine.

And I've cultivated those gifts. I've helped her to refine them, to polish them,

so that she can give them to the world. Next Sunday is her formal debut.

That's what she's running away from, not me.

and I can understand that.

I cannot understand why she would invent such a

monstrous fabrication to support what she's done.

One of you is lying to me.

at the moment I tend to believe your daughter.

The competition longing to the New York wasn't any slouch. I got tagged pretty good.

And what I really wanted to do was curl up and look my wounds for a while.

But I didn't look like I was going to get the chance.

Let's go.

give you an address.

Where he's going?

I want you to be there first.

Yes sir.

Matthew Lohington.

Thanks.

Do you remember me?

We've got some work for you.

I didn't know what the Lohington's next move would be,

but I had some work to do than I didn' need help with.

So I decided it was time to ditch Tony Brawls.

The End

Thank you.

.

9.7

Okay.

Open it.

That's not enough, there'll be more.

What?

great pain in my life and in my daughters.

These people are the cancers causing that pain.

Count it.

I don't have to count.

Who are they?

Being a super-slute is mostly legwork. Missing persons always leave a paper trail.

Kathy Lohington's birth certificate

listed her mother's maiden name as Margaret Chandler.

Social security records show the only thing that died was the name.

You could change that to Eddie James.

The IRS records are confidential, of course,

but they showed eating James had been paying taxes for the past 12 years.

Professional, singer, last place of employment,

a dive in Peabody called the Blue Horn.

For a wreck you're making

you know

Just the taking

I'm glad

is to end.

Shhh.

1930, let me home. Who is it?

My name is Spencer.

What can I do for you Mr. Spencer?

My friend of Kathy Loingtons.

What do you want?

I want to know why you wanted her to think her mother was dead.

Her mother did die.

Okay.

We ought to take the party somewhere else, but I clean up.

So no night, Diana, two blocks that. I'll call for her. Come on.

He didn't have any choice. Leaving was a choice.

He was rich and powerfully threatened to kill me

if I tried to take half your way from him.

Excuse me.

Man off me a job I couldn't take.

You knew somebody else would. Already had one me do him too. And her.

Evil man.

I worked for him before eight years ago.

Just coffee. Evil.

Well, I guess I owe you. You do the same.

All of us, no matter you be there. Yeah. And you don't mean nothing.

Yeah, I'm planning on it.

It works with you.

He's your friend. Have you sent someone to kill us both? Yeah.

I want to see her.

There's something that she needs to know, especially now. Right, sir.

She isn't his child.

A real father's name was David Stone. He'd like, Trump didn't math, he's orchestra.

Matthew found out.

He threatened to kill me and David if I didn't sign the custody papers.

What happened at David's time? We stayed together. It was never the same.

But Matthew was too rich and powerful to fight.

We were living in Atlantic City. Galley was nine years old.

We came up to Boston. We went to our school. And we saw her.

I couldn't even tell her I was her mother.

But I think she knew. David knew it couldn't have with his guilt anymore.

He called Matthew. He went to meet him.

I never saw it again, and I...

Well, she's...

I like so.

You alright?

work I did before.

He said somebody was trying to kill him.

on player from Atlantic City.

She's so beautiful.

Like Father likes son? Yeah, right.

Free meditated, not getting around that.

Jimmy, you can't change what happened to Kathy.

I'll feel better. She won't feel better? What do you know about how she feels?

How I feel?

What do you think I skipped 17 years old? Why don't you just shut up, huh?

Just shut the hell up, and leave me alone.

Winston Churchill once said you can measure a man's

character by the choice he makes under pressure.

What's that got to do with me? Under a lot of pressure.

You're about to make a choice.

You're going to have to live with the rest of your life.

When I was 17 years old I had a girlfriend I would have killed for.

When I turned 17 and a half, I was sure a lot of it had.

She married an electrical engineer from Cheyenne, Wyoming.

I think her eyes were blue.

Jimmy, I'm not gonna tell you what to do, but just remember this.

You're not just your father's son. You're just the guy that Kathy loves.

something ended better from all that.

Don't ever give up who you are for anybody.

ever.

Spencer?

I'm sorry you had to shoot at him.

Hey.

here.

Do you have any kids? No.

Too bad.

I don't want to talk about it anymore.

Happy.

I don't know what to say. I thought

you'd be safe.

You'd have what I couldn't give you. Please.

Let's just be together. That won't do it, Kathy.

You have to face them.

He raped her. It wasn't rape. It was something more insidious than that.

It was seduction. I hate him.

I hate myself. I

know.

And I know you feel guilty.

But, Kat, you have to realize it's your father who's sick, not you.

You were a victim of his illness. Remember what I told you?

You didn't do anything wrong, nothing.

I'm going to file a report with the Department of Social Services.

They have people who can help you.

But Kathy, you're the only one who can make things right for you.

Thank you.

Kathy, are you all right? No. Tell me what

happened.

It's over, London.

Kathy. Daddy.

Yes, daddy, you were that.

But never my father. I did what I had to do.

to provide you with what you deserve. Did I deserve what you did to me?

Kathy, I can't explain.

We need to be alone.

Not today. Not ever. Caffee. I don't think she wants you to touch her.

I know I don't want you to touch her.

Thank you for being here.

Please. Daddy. I'm sorry.

Sorry.

Thank you.

Maybe someday that'll be enough.

It isn't now.

Nope.

Everything I did for you.

with you.

Okay, my friend.

I love you, Burger. No.

Love is a gift. Not a obsession.

You played big Malium with her.

Baby, you depended on your child that trusted you.

A young girl who couldn't refuse you.

Don't tell her now that what you did at anything to do with love.

What would you want me to do?

Get help.

For me.

for you.

Let me live with my mother. Yes.

Don't try and see me until I tell you that I'm ready for that.

Big, big.

Beautiful, beautiful cat. Bye, daddy.

and I could just walk away from this morning.

They'll be people working with Kathy. They're gonna be some people looking you up.

She won't press any formal charges right now.

You can think of by not doing anything stupid.

Thank you.