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♪ Make sure you kop that shit ♪
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♪ Scouse Matic 2 ♪
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♪ I'm a beast when I jump on these beats ♪
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♪ I spit flames, I'm hot, 100 degrees... ♪
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Oi, soft lad!
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♪ ...like 100mph, Thomas in the hot... ♪
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Do you mind
if he sets up on the desk?
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Yeah, of course. Take a seat.
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♪ You know how many people
Listen to my shit? ♪
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♪ No, you don't
'Cause I don't even know ♪
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♪ I just know it's fucking loads
Every city that I go ♪
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♪ They be whipping out their phones
Wanting pictures ♪
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♪ I came up from nothing
Make sure you got that shit ♪
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- ♪ Make sure you got it ♪
- ♪ Make sure you got that shit ♪
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♪ And if you ain't got that shit
Then kop that shit ♪
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♪ But don't be a little bum
And go and rob that shit, you get me? ♪
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Do you have any idea how bad this is?
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I think I have some idea, yeah.
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I can help get rid of the body.
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If that's something you wanted me to do.
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- What about him?
- Who?
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Mr. OCD counting the money.
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I can help you deal with him too.
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We're not gonna kill him.
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You got any better ideas?
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Four million to the dollar!
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Zippo.
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Say nothing.
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He had it coming.
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Come here!
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Oh.
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♪ I'm spliff smoking
Thinking 'bout another lyric ♪
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♪ Might drop another mixtape
It's been a little minute ♪
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♪ That's aight though
'Cause every time I drop shit, I kill it ♪
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♪ Kinda like a .50 cal slug ♪
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♪ Only really used to smoke on the Ched ♪
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♪ But now it's strictly 'Dam buds ♪
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♪ If it's not Haze, then it's Kush ♪
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♪ I be on me light up everywhere shit
With dank nugs ♪
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♪ Scouse man smoking... ♪
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Jethro!
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♪ Getting me... ♪
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Stop fucking running!
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♪ Make sure you got that shit ♪
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♪ And if you ain't got that shit
Then kop that shit ♪
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♪ But don't be a little bum
And go and rob that shit, you get me? ♪
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♪ Just go and kop that shit
You get me? ♪
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♪ Just go and kop that shit ♪
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♪ But don't be a little bum
And go and rob that shit... ♪
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Fuck, fuck, fuck.
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- You all right, Geoff?
- What are we hunting, Your Grace?
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- Blue tracksuit.
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Freddy, take the north route.
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I'm gonna go east.
You know where you're going?
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I know where I'm going.
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♪ New destination for a shipment
Me and my team, we move different ♪
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♪ New music coming
Some for the club, some for the whip ♪
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♪ Either which way
Make sure you kop that shit ♪
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♪ You get me? ♪
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- ♪ Make sure you got that shit ♪
- ♪ Make sure you got it ♪
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♪ Make sure you got that shit ♪
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♪ But don't be a little bum
And go and rob that shit ♪
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♪ You get me? ♪
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There's no fucking signal!
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Fuck.
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♪ Make sure you got that shit... ♪
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Stop fucking running, Jethro!
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♪ Got that shit, and if you ain't
Got that shit, then kop that shit ♪
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♪ But don't be a little bum
And go and rob that shit, you get me? ♪
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♪ Just go and kop that shit
You get me? ♪
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Take a breather, son.
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- Enough.
- I won't say nothing, all right?
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I didn't see anything. Okay?
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- Please don't hurt me.
- We're not gonna hurt you.
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We are gonna sort this out.
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Sort it out, lad?
You just fucking killed Tommy!
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I promise you, we will not hurt you.
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Right.
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Let's finish this.
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Put the gun down.
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No witnesses, brother.
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What the fuck is wrong with you?
Give me that.
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Put the phone down.
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I said put the phone down, Jethro.
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Freddy, don't...
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Comms nixed.
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Well done.
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Now you can tell me
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who he was just contacting.
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Let 'em come, Eddie.
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Let 'em fucking come.
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Come here.
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What the fuck does that mean?
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We can all feel your pain, Johnny.
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We know why you're here.
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You've abandoned yourself
to the... wilderness of physical sensation.
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It's not about the car.
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It's not about the kettle on your wrist.
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It's not about the five grams of chop
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or whatever it is he gets up to
on a Friday night.
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You know that land is barren.
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That's why you're here.
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That's why we're all here.
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We can offer you... love...
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and fraternity.
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Whereas the world out there
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can offer you nothing
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except a coffin full of hollow bones.
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So close your eyes
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and open your heart
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to God.
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Okay, let's all take a moment to cogitate.
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Maxie.
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Take over.
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Sorry, John,
but we can't get hold of our Tommy.
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- He's not answering his phone.
- So?
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He was supposed to be
picking up that money. He's disappeared.
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Probably up to no good somewhere.
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Normally I wouldn't worry,
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but I've just got a text off Jethro,
who he was with.
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What did it say?
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It was... ambiguous.
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What do you mean, "It was ambiguous"?
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Not clear. Open to interpretation.
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I know what ambiguous means, Errol.
What did the text say?
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Shove him in. We'll put him somewhere safe
till we get things straightened out.
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- How big's your freezer?
- Not big enough.
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- Is there a lock on the study?
- Yeah.
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Draw the shutters, lock the doors,
don't let anyone in or out.
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- How many people are in the house?
- Just my mum and about 20 staff.
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You, tell the staff
they've got the rest of the day off,
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then sit tight and do nothing.
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Twenty staff, rest of the day off,
I got that. Logged.
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Edward, you control him.
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Yeah. Leave it with me.
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Come on, then.
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You. Car. Now.
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All right, come on, sit down.
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Speak to the staff.
Don't talk to anyone else.
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Yeah. No, I'm fucking golden.
It's all good.
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It's just, uh...
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It's a lot to take in, isn't it?
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I just feel like
everything's suddenly in 3D.
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Everything is in 3D.
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I just mean it feels different now
for some reason.
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Yeah, Freddy, it is different.
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Because now you're a murderer.
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Do you literally want me
just to stand here and look at him?
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Can I do my job and that? Can I go toilet?
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I want you to engage your brain, Jimmy.
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Fucking hell.
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I don't know if I can do that, boss.
I need clear, specific instructions.
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You'll be all right, love.
It's only for a couple of hours.
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Just don't let him use the phone.
He's our prisoner, and he's in trouble.
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Don't let him talk his way out of it.
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All right, cool, boss.
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No problem.
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Do you smoke bud?
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Why? Have you got any?
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We need to figure out a way through this
without someone else getting murdered.
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Look, the last thing any of us want
is another dead body.
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Killing's messy. It's bad for business.
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But you need to understand
what we're dealing with here.
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Tommy Dixon was fairly low down
on the food chain.
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But his brother, the Gospel,
however, he's a bit juicier.
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And a fuckload madder.
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Now, he is dangerous.
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And he knows some very powerful people.
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Like who?
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Jesus. And his dad.
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Who have helped make him one of the
biggest cocaine dealers in the North West.
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Jesus and his dad.
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Naughty combo.
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"Put not
your trust in princes,
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or in the children of men,
in whom there is no salvation."
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"His spirit shall go forth
and he shall return into his earth."
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"In that day,
all their thoughts shall perish!"
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"I am the way, the truth and the life,
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and no one comes to the father
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except through me!"
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Retribution in manifest.
Retribution in manifest.
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- Retribution in manifest.
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I'd sit this one out if I was you.
Leave it to the professionals.
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Morning.
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Bonjour.
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Felix, are you all right?
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Oh, I'm very well, thank you.
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I was just...
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...getting, uh, out of bed, actually.
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Uh, listen, I've got a bit of work
for you. Are you free today?
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Today?
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Just let me check my schedule.
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It's your lucky day.
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But I'll need a driver.
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No problemo.
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Uh, the... I want the list one more time.
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Lime.
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Hydrofluoric acid.
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- What's this?
- Bone saw.
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- Saws?
- Reciprocating saw.
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Recip... ressing saw.
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- Plastic bags.
- St... bags.
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- And hazmats.
- Huh?
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- Hazmats.
- And the hazmats...
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Let's go.
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And we need cof... fee.
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Coffee.
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How did you get into this game?
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I was in the choir in church.
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I like music and numbers.
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That's what music is, you know.
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It's just numbers moving round in concert.
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Anyway, they offered me the job,
doing the accounts.
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I didn't know they were an international
crime family with Jesus running the show.
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Tommy Dixon didn't strike me
as a particularly religious type.
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That's where you're wrong.
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This particular brand of Jesus
is more lethal than mustard gas.
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These brothers are fucking lunatics.
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Only one thing they like more than loving,
and that's killing.
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Tommy deserved what happened to him.
I'm glad he's dead.
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And I won't say nothing.
I won't breathe a word, I swear to Jesus.
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The other Jesus.
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The nice Jesus.
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Well, I might believe you, Jethro, but I'm
not the only one you need to convince.
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- They're gonna kill me, aren't they?
- Not necessarily.
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Up and at 'em, Felix.
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Felix. Buongiorno.
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You're looking strong.
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Susan.
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Coffee.
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Blanket, open up the back
and take out the mat, please.
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In process.
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It's cold.
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Right. Are we in a contained situation?
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Currently. Mother's asleep upstairs.
Staff given the rest of the day off.
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So,
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one body, one witness, yes?
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Yep.
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Meat, potatoes. Witness secure?
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We'll start with the meat, then.
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The fuck are you two waiting for?
If you're coming in, that's coming off.
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Right, one cadaver
with severe head trauma.
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Is that the gun that was used?
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It is indeed.
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Is that a Gainsborough?
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Ooh, that's fabulous.
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We'll tidy that up later.
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I'm thinking we do a jig and dig job.
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So we, uh, quarter the body,
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find a
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serene but secluded spot,
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bury it deep,
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frost it with lime,
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pack it with earth,
and... and decorate it with some compost.
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- I do have a question.
- Go ahead.
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Why are you chopping it up
into little pieces?
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First of all, you dig a smaller hole.
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Plus, with the internal organs exposed,
you speed up the rate of decomposition.
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And the worms love it.
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You see, in my craft,
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you have to have a... a holistic approach.
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Keith, you start
by washing the blood off the walls.
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Blanket, take the gun,
put it in the boot of the car.
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Drive it around the back of the estate
so it's out of sight.
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I'll dismember the body outside.
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So you're doing the operation?
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Oh, yes, yes. I provide a full service.
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- Including the removal of witnesses.
- Hmm.
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Now, any other questions?
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No.
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No.
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Then please, Susan,
introduce me to the host.
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Eddie, this is Felix.
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He's got plenty of experience
in these kind of situations.
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- He's come to offer his expertise.
- Eddie.
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Felix. Thanks for coming so quickly.
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Yeah, sure, it's a time-sensitive matter.
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I appreciate the knowledge and expertise
you're bringing to the table,
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but we need to talk about Jethro.
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- Uh, Jethro is the witness? Yes?
- Mm.
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I'm thinking we can use him to create
an alternative narrative for the Gospel.
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What if I was to suggest
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that things weren't good
between Tommy and Jethro?
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That they were fighting
when the money was being counted.
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We film the performance on Tommy's phone,
stick it in his pocket.
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Then we stage the body
in the boot of the car.
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The Gospel thinks Jethro killed Tommy
and left with the money.
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Uh, sorry, and... and where is, uh, Jethro
while all this is happening?
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On a container ship to Australia.
With £2 million in his pocket.
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Well, wouldn't it be easier
if we just shipped him off to Lapland?
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He could hang out with Father Christmas,
hide out with the elves,
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and retrain as a toy maker.
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He's a good kid
who's made some bad decisions.
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Wouldn't be doing what he was
if he had another option.
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What do you think, Felix?
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I think you should
chop his fucking head off.
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- Great.
- I know what your father would do.
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He, too, would... chop his fucking head off.
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Thankfully, he's in prison, so we won't
be chopping his fucking head off.
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Excellent. Now we've clarified that,
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you keep hold of Jethro
while I go and speak to the Gospel.
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Clean the house,
but don't get rid of the body.
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Is that okay?
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- Mind if we have a minute?
- No, please do.
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- Let's go for a chat.
- Gladly.
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You seem to be getting confused
about why we're here.
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I didn't create this problem.
I'm trying to help you deal with it.
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Don't want my assistance? I can tell Felix
to put the tools back in the van.
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No, no, no. I apologize.
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I didn't mean to seem ungrateful.
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I just need a bit of time to...
see if I can work this out.
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You said so yourself,
murder's bad for business.
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Twenty-four hours,
or I'll have to get the hoover out.
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Great.
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I don't wanna do it, Eddie.
I don't wanna do it.
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I didn't want to do it before,
and I don't now.
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I'm not... I'm not dancing, okay?
I'm not fucking dancing.
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You did a very bad thing, Freddy.
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You killed a man.
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And you cannot fucking undo that,
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but there is a slim chance
that if you do exactly as I say...
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you might just get away with it.
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You will dance.
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Fine.
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Mr. J, sir.
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You're using the Waterman Serenity ink,
right? Blue, not black?
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Indeed.
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Make sure you use blotting paper.
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I'd like to add an extra name
to the guest list.
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Please extend an invitation
to the new Duke of Halstead,
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see if he bites.
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There we go, sir.
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♪ I'm a posh twat who fucked up ♪
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♪ Ee-i-ee-i-o ♪
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It's the best one so far.
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Best of a bad bunch.
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Freddy, one more...
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Oh, hello.
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Oh, darling.
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Hello, Mother. We're just
finishing something up. Can we help you?
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- Yes, this has just been hand-delivered.
- Right.
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It's an invitation
from a Mr. Johnston.
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Is that Johnston with a 'T'?
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Yes, is he a friend of yours?
20:01.875 --> 20:03.625
We haven't been formally acquainted yet.
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Then that's unfortunate
that this invite isn't addressed to you.
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Um, would your friends like some tea? Yes?
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I'd ask the staff,
but they seem to have disappeared.
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- Tea would be lovely, yes.
- Let me take care of that, Your Ladyship.
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Thank you, Geoff.
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I think it's time
I was introduced to this Stanley Johnston.
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I thought my business with him
had been concluded.
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Hmm.
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Lapsang souchong.
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Dodger, Your Grace?
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Oh, um, thank you, Geoffrey.
That's very kind.
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Frederick, why are you dressed
as a chicken?
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Well, quite, yeah, yeah.
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No, well, see, the chicken is more of, um...
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The thing with the chicken is, um...
What would you say, Eddie?
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- Charity organization.
- Charity. Charity organization.
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Mm. Which one?
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It's a charity that draws attention
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to the appalling conditions
in battery farms.
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Exactly.
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Well, that's very altruistic
of you, Freddy.
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I didn't know you were
so deeply invested in animal welfare.
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Well, one does what one can, doesn't one,
for one's, uh, chickens?
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I'm a bit confused, Ms. Glass,
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because, uh, what exactly is it
that you do do?
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It's just my husband, he told me
it was something to do with antiques.
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And now you seem committed
to the selfless pursuit of animal welfare.
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So which is it?
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Antiques or chickens?
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Personally, I have no interest
in the circumstances
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pertaining to the privations
of commercial poultry.
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But His Grace is blessed with
a more compassionate heart than my own.
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Since I've been helping him
with his business interests,
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I thought I'd lend a hand.
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Cheers to that.
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Three times. He's called
three fucking times, Eddie.
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Do you think...
Do you think he wants to speak to me?
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I imagine so, Freddy, yeah.
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Look, if this is gonna work,
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you have to act like
absolutely nothing is wrong.
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Okay, I don't wanna be
a dick about this, I really don't,
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but the bottom line here is...
You need to answer that.
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Uh, hello, Freddy's phone.
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Is Freddy there?
I need a word.
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He's at dinner, unfortunately.
Can I take a message?
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My name's John Dixon.
Who am I speaking to, please?
22:40.500 --> 22:42.375
Uh, you're speaking to Edward,
his brother.
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Oh, right.
22:43.458 --> 22:44.875
Well, that's a coincidence
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'cause I'm ringing about my brother,
Tommy Dixon.
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Maybe you've heard of him?
22:49.875 --> 22:52.000
Yes, he was here this morning, actually.
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Oh, right.
22:53.083 --> 22:55.125
Well, that's good to know.
22:55.208 --> 22:56.916
You see, he hasn't come home,
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so I'm trying
to ascertain his whereabouts.
23:00.625 --> 23:03.000
Well, he left here
this morning at about 11:00 a.m.
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You were there, were ya?
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I was, yes.
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That would make you
the last person to have seen him.
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Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, Mr. Dixon.
Uh, is there anything we can do to help?
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Would it be all right
if I drop by tomorrow,
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say, twelve o'clock,
just so we can talk things through?
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- If you think that would help, of course.
- I do, yeah.
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All right,
take care of yourself until then.
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Errol,
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I smell trouble.
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Tomorrow at noon? Nice one.
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Freddy, why are there two cars?
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- They've brought an entire football team.
- Yeah, they don't travel light.
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Don't be intimidated
by the look of my lads.
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They're good lads.
Nice lads. They're God-fearing lads.
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Good afternoon, Mr. Dixon.
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This your gaff, is it?
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Yes.
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Very, um,
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Versace.
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Very impressive.
24:20.916 --> 24:23.208
But your leccy bill must be shocking.
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Sorry, what's a... what's a leccy bill?
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I believe you know my brother, Freddy.
24:29.333 --> 24:32.125
Oh yeah, me and Freddy know each other.
24:34.041 --> 24:37.083
You should repent, son.
'Cause Jesus loves you.
24:38.291 --> 24:39.583
We are well acquainted.
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Good.
24:42.416 --> 24:43.500
Mr. Lawrence.
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Please. And, uh, bring the whole choir.
24:51.791 --> 24:54.791
We're sorry to hear
that your brother's been missing.
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Like I said on the phone,
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after Freddy concluded his business
yesterday morning,
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they left and we haven't
heard from them since.
25:05.291 --> 25:08.166
Was the business matter resolved
to Tommy's satisfaction?
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Fuck off!
25:11.583 --> 25:13.583
Yes. Freddy gave Tommy the money.
25:14.208 --> 25:16.791
Tommy waited while his associate, uh,
25:17.666 --> 25:18.666
J-Jethro, was it?
25:18.750 --> 25:19.625
It was Jethro, yeah.
25:19.708 --> 25:20.875
Jethro counted the money
25:20.958 --> 25:23.583
to make sure it was all there,
and then they, uh, they left.
25:23.666 --> 25:26.791
You see, my concern is
that neither of them have been heard from
25:26.875 --> 25:28.000
since they left this house.
25:28.916 --> 25:33.083
And then we got
this cryptic text from Jethro.
25:34.791 --> 25:37.208
Errol, show 'em the cryptic text.
25:48.458 --> 25:50.208
"Tackle Tommy Woo Woo."
25:51.208 --> 25:52.458
Is that a religious thing?
25:52.541 --> 25:55.041
I think not.
25:55.125 --> 25:57.416
No, sure. Could he have sat
on his phone perhaps?
25:58.083 --> 26:01.375
Maybe. But I think
he was trying to send us a message.
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The question is... what?
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Oh.
26:08.500 --> 26:11.666
- Eddie, any... any thoughts on that one?
- No idea, I'm afraid.
26:15.583 --> 26:17.041
There was one thing, however.
26:17.125 --> 26:21.208
Most probably nothing,
but, uh, there was a small altercation.
26:21.291 --> 26:23.041
What do you mean by "altercation"?
26:24.416 --> 26:27.833
- He means when two--
- Errol, I know what altercation means.
26:29.000 --> 26:30.833
While Jethro was counting the money,
26:31.708 --> 26:35.250
your brother became... frustrated,
and words were exchanged.
26:37.708 --> 26:39.250
Errol, that sound typical to you?
26:39.333 --> 26:42.333
I've never heard a syllable of discontent
between them two.
26:44.250 --> 26:46.625
So what was the nature
of the disagreement?
26:46.708 --> 26:49.583
Tommy was frustrated
at how long the process was taking.
26:50.500 --> 26:51.708
Jethro didn't wanna be rushed.
26:52.916 --> 26:55.708
Tommy isn't the most patient of people,
to be fair.
26:57.416 --> 27:00.666
Perhaps it was just that.
Like I said... could've been nothing.
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Nothing.
27:01.666 --> 27:04.875
My hope is that Tommy
has simply strayed from the path.
27:04.958 --> 27:07.125
It certainly wouldn't be
the first time.
27:07.833 --> 27:09.291
God loves nothing more
27:10.708 --> 27:12.916
than a sinner
who has returned to the fold.
27:14.166 --> 27:15.166
And on that note,
27:15.250 --> 27:18.500
does anyone here feel the need to repent?
27:33.166 --> 27:34.041
Um...
27:36.375 --> 27:37.208
Yeah.
27:38.833 --> 27:41.041
Do you wish to share
something with us, Frederick?
27:49.125 --> 27:49.958
Yes.
27:50.791 --> 27:52.541
I have a confession to make.
27:54.750 --> 27:57.458
I have... taken a life.
28:00.250 --> 28:01.666
Who did you kill, son?
28:15.583 --> 28:16.458
I'm sorry, Eddie.
28:19.916 --> 28:22.041
I was responsible
for Monty's death. There.
28:23.875 --> 28:25.041
- Monty the cat?
- Yeah.
28:25.125 --> 28:27.375
Someone told me
the best way to teach a cat to swim
28:27.458 --> 28:30.125
is you throw them into a lake,
so I threw him in.
28:30.208 --> 28:31.791
In he goes,
28:32.416 --> 28:33.250
down he went.
28:33.333 --> 28:36.416
Freddy, I looked for that cat
for two weeks.
28:36.500 --> 28:38.458
I'm sorry. It was 25 years ago.
28:38.541 --> 28:40.666
I thought this was a safe space
and he could handle it.
28:40.750 --> 28:41.666
Anything else?
28:41.750 --> 28:44.875
Um, well, yeah, I did also
finger that housekeeper you quite liked--
28:44.958 --> 28:45.791
Freddy.
28:57.958 --> 28:58.791
Uh-oh.
29:03.833 --> 29:05.541
Fuck is he doing?
29:21.166 --> 29:24.625
Thank you for your time.
I'm sorry to have inconvenienced you.
29:25.250 --> 29:26.833
- Oh.
- Don't be ridiculous.
29:27.416 --> 29:29.500
- We hope you find him.
- I appreciate that.
29:31.166 --> 29:32.625
But I don't think I will now.
29:33.833 --> 29:35.500
When I was standing over there,
29:35.583 --> 29:38.166
I just experienced
this overwhelming feeling
29:38.250 --> 29:41.541
that my brother's soul
is no longer in his body.
29:43.208 --> 29:44.041
Gosh.
29:44.625 --> 29:46.916
In some ways, it's a glorious thing...
29:49.083 --> 29:52.708
but as a mark of respect,
I'd like us to spend a minute in silence.
29:54.500 --> 29:55.583
Would that be okay?
29:56.791 --> 29:58.916
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. No, yeah. Absolutely.
29:59.000 --> 30:01.666
- Yeah, of course.
- Sounds... sounds fine.
30:07.541 --> 30:09.375
- Do you...
- Edward, would you like to...
30:15.791 --> 30:16.750
Do you want to...
30:17.541 --> 30:18.416
We should probably...
30:19.541 --> 30:20.791
- Right.
- Yeah. Yeah.
30:42.791 --> 30:45.500
Oh, that's... quite hard.
30:52.250 --> 30:53.541
That's quite...
30:54.708 --> 30:56.500
Hail Mary. Amen.
30:57.208 --> 30:58.958
All right, let's do one!
31:04.125 --> 31:06.125
Think he bought it?
Kinda feels like he bought that.
31:06.208 --> 31:08.583
I think it's a little too early
to say, Freddy.
31:08.666 --> 31:09.916
Sure. Sure, sure. Yeah.
31:11.666 --> 31:12.708
If he did, though,
31:13.375 --> 31:15.958
if... if we get through this, um,
31:17.000 --> 31:18.250
I'll make it up to you.
31:18.333 --> 31:19.958
I'm not talking about money. I mean...
31:21.083 --> 31:22.125
I'll owe you my life.
31:22.791 --> 31:23.958
Yes, you will, Fredwin.
31:25.833 --> 31:26.750
Yes, you will.
31:36.958 --> 31:38.625
Flat 12, sixth floor,
31:38.708 --> 31:40.791
passport's in the sock drawer
in me bedroom.
31:40.875 --> 31:42.708
Third drawer down, behind the pants.
31:43.250 --> 31:45.833
Just to be clear,
you don't share the flat, right?
31:46.416 --> 31:47.375
Live on me own.
31:47.458 --> 31:49.375
All right. Leave it with me.
31:55.416 --> 31:56.250
Oh, hello.
31:56.750 --> 31:59.166
It's been a busy day. So many people.
32:00.083 --> 32:02.541
Are we expecting anyone else?
32:02.625 --> 32:05.333
No. I think
that should be all for today.
32:06.458 --> 32:07.833
I know it's been difficult,
32:09.416 --> 32:13.208
having people come and go, but, uh,
it's not gonna be forever, I promise.
32:16.375 --> 32:17.541
What are you laughing at?
32:18.291 --> 32:19.958
Your father said a similar thing.
32:21.958 --> 32:23.166
Thank you, Lawrence.
32:23.250 --> 32:24.083
Your Grace.
32:28.458 --> 32:30.958
But there was nothing
that he could do about it.
32:32.458 --> 32:33.291
Right.
32:34.833 --> 32:35.666
So you knew.
32:35.750 --> 32:37.916
- Mm-hmm.
- This whole time, you knew.
32:38.500 --> 32:39.791
Why didn't you tell me?
32:39.875 --> 32:42.291
Because I think that you need
to make up your own mind.
32:42.833 --> 32:45.500
Your father didn't think
there was anything wrong with it.
32:46.250 --> 32:49.750
The money, you know... We all benefited.
32:50.250 --> 32:51.750
But it poisoned him.
32:52.333 --> 32:53.541
It poisoned his soul.
32:53.625 --> 32:55.791
I don't want to see
the same happen to you.
32:55.875 --> 32:56.958
I'm not gonna let it.
32:59.666 --> 33:01.708
Right now, I have to deal with
a particular situation.
33:01.791 --> 33:02.916
Ah, Freddy?
33:03.000 --> 33:04.208
Yes. Freddy.
33:06.125 --> 33:08.708
But when it's dealt with,
and it will be dealt with...
33:10.875 --> 33:13.250
I'm gonna remove their interest
from this estate.
33:15.125 --> 33:15.958
Well,
33:16.875 --> 33:18.750
just promise me you'll be careful.
34:25.500 --> 34:26.916
Okay.
34:45.666 --> 34:49.208
If you leave that trapdoor open
just two inches,
34:49.291 --> 34:51.375
nature has its way of creeping itself in.
34:51.458 --> 34:54.916
I'm not surprised. They must get confused.
It's like perma-summer down here.
34:55.000 --> 34:56.708
Bruv, I get all sorts.
34:56.791 --> 34:58.791
- Grass snakes. Stoats.
35:01.333 --> 35:03.875
One time, I had a robin redbreast flew in.
35:03.958 --> 35:05.875
Caught it like a baseball.
35:05.958 --> 35:08.208
And did you know,
if you take your index finger
35:08.291 --> 35:10.541
and place it on the crest of the redbreast
35:10.625 --> 35:12.416
and give it a light little titty wank,
35:12.500 --> 35:14.958
you've gotta get the rhythm just right,
35:15.041 --> 35:16.541
the bird will give itself to you.
35:17.041 --> 35:19.500
Legs open, wings akimbo.
35:20.333 --> 35:21.166
Right.
35:21.750 --> 35:22.583
Hello?
35:23.083 --> 35:24.041
Jimmy, it's me.
35:24.125 --> 35:26.291
- Hello.
- Tell him it's not where he says it was.
35:27.458 --> 35:31.625
Bruv, he's saying the thing he's looking
for isn't where it's supposed to be.
35:31.708 --> 35:33.541
Uh, I thought it was where I told him.
35:33.625 --> 35:36.875
- He says it is where he told you.
- What?
35:36.958 --> 35:39.083
- He checked the sock drawer?
- It's in the sock drawer.
35:39.166 --> 35:40.541
- Jimmy.
- It's in the drawer.
35:40.625 --> 35:42.541
Just pass him the fucking phone.
35:42.625 --> 35:46.375
Bruv, I'm under specific instructions
not to let him have a phone.
35:46.458 --> 35:49.500
'Cause if I did, he could call someone.
He's a prisoner, innit?
35:49.583 --> 35:53.458
Ask him again
where his fucking passport is.
35:53.541 --> 35:56.041
- He's saying it's in the sock drawer.
- Ah, shit. Wait.
35:56.125 --> 35:57.750
It's under me keyboard in the living room.
35:57.833 --> 35:59.625
- What? You play keyboard?
- Yeah.
35:59.708 --> 36:01.250
- Oh, he plays keyboard!
- Jimmy.
36:01.333 --> 36:03.333
- Tell him I'm all right.
- He's good.
36:03.416 --> 36:05.250
- You know I used to play keyboard?
- Jimmy.
36:05.333 --> 36:07.500
- Bro, it's by the keyboard.
- Underneath, lad, yeah.
36:07.583 --> 36:09.083
- In a little cupboard.
- In a cupboard.
36:09.166 --> 36:10.916
I don't know what cupboard,
but it's little.
36:11.000 --> 36:11.833
All right, fine.
36:29.291 --> 36:31.000
For fuck's sake!
37:01.458 --> 37:02.916
♪ Trauma, trauma, trauma ♪
37:03.000 --> 37:06.083
♪ I wish a bitch would
When I'm walking down the street ♪
37:06.166 --> 37:09.083
♪ I wish a bitch would
Just to find some release ♪
37:09.166 --> 37:12.125
♪ Don't trust no man
Don't trust the police ♪
37:12.208 --> 37:14.333
♪ I wish a bitch would... ♪
37:18.625 --> 37:21.708
♪ I wish a bitch would
Just to find some release ♪
37:21.791 --> 37:24.333
♪ Don't trust no man
Don't trust the police ♪
37:24.416 --> 37:26.000
♪ I wish a bitch would... ♪
37:28.958 --> 37:31.583
♪ Not this time, won't go your way
You can beg me to play ♪
37:31.666 --> 37:32.916
♪ Play along with your games ♪
37:33.000 --> 37:36.291
♪ When I'm the one that's screaming no
When I'm the one that's screaming ♪
37:36.375 --> 37:39.125
♪ Get him down on his knees
Role reverse, look at me ♪
37:39.208 --> 37:40.666
♪ Aren't I sweet? ♪
37:40.750 --> 37:43.291
♪ I won't let you get away
The justice system might have failed ♪
37:43.375 --> 37:46.583
♪ But tonight I'll paint this town red
For those that you took ♪
37:46.666 --> 37:49.416
♪ Look you right in your face
See this girl, say her name ♪
37:49.500 --> 37:51.958
♪ Say her name
Say her name, say her name ♪
37:52.041 --> 37:54.416
♪ I wish a bitch would
When I'm walking down the street ♪
37:54.500 --> 37:57.208
♪ I wish a bitch would
Just to find some release ♪
37:57.291 --> 38:00.250
♪ Don't trust no man
Don't trust the police ♪
38:00.333 --> 38:02.041
♪ I wish a bitch would ♪
38:03.583 --> 38:06.250
♪ I wish a bitch would
When I'm walking down the street ♪
38:06.333 --> 38:09.250
♪ I wish a bitch would
Just to find some release ♪
38:09.333 --> 38:12.333
♪ Don't trust no man
Don't trust the police ♪
38:12.416 --> 38:15.208
♪ I wish a bitch would ♪
When I'm walking down the street ♪
38:15.291 --> 38:18.291
♪ I wish a bitch would
Just to find some release ♪
38:18.375 --> 38:21.291
♪ Don't trust no man
Don't trust the police ♪
38:21.375 --> 38:22.958
♪ I wish a bitch would ♪
38:24.375 --> 38:26.041
♪ I wish a bitch would ♪
38:27.458 --> 38:29.458
♪ I wish a bitch would ♪
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♪ I wish a bitch would ♪
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♪ I wish a bitch would ♪
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Fuck.
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Good evening, sir.
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Thank you.
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Well, look at you. Dressed like a warrior.
Did you get the passport?
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Any complications? You look a bit shit.
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Remind me why we're here?
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We wanna know
why Uncle Stan's willing to pay
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twice what your country pile is worth.
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And why do you say "we"?
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I don't think it's the house
he's interested in.
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I think it's our business.
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And what's his business?
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Meth. He's made billions from it.
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What are you, Susan?
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A drug dealer with a heart?
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We like money
just as much as the next man.
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But his gear
comes with a very violent price tag.
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We stay in our lane because,
comparatively, it's a peaceful one.
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We let him in, carnage will follow.
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Well, here we are.
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Mr. Johnston is somewhat jealous
of your absence.
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Please.
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His Grace, the Duke of Halstead,
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accompanied by his friend,
Ms. Susie Glass.
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- Welcome, Your Grace.
- Apologies we're late.
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I ran into a friend.
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It's a great pleasure.
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Permit me to introduce you
to Princess Rosanne.
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Hello, Rosie.
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Eddie.
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Rosie, Eddie, Your Grace, Your Highness.
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We used to spend summers
at Halstead Manor when I was little.
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A long time ago.
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Oh, I should have known.
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A small world it is.
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Princess Rosanne is a direct descendant
of King Leopold III.
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She's eleventh in line
to the Belgian throne.
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Last I heard it was twelfth.
Who did we lose, Rosie?
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- Daddy fell off his horse.
- Oh.
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Don't say you're sorry.
You never liked him.
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He had his merits.
The principle one being you.
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- I was sorry to hear about your dad.
- As we all were.
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Did you know the late duke?
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Yes, Susie used to work with my father
for several years.
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- In what capacity?
- I'm an antiques dealer.
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How serendipitous.
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Perhaps you could help us
solve a dispute we've been having.
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Well, I think
I'll catch up with the princess
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while you two
polish each other's antiques.
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Good evening.
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Shall we?
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Your brother can't be too happy
about being passed over.
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It has been a bit of a challenge.
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Has the response been
nose bag and parties?
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Lots of the former,
not much of the latter. Excuse me.
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This is Mrs. Jones.
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Meet Susan Glass.
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Pleasure.
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Ms. Jones advises me on acquisitions.
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What's your connection to Mr. Johnston?
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He's very entertaining.
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And generous.
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I've recently purchased
a very specific timepiece.
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Mrs. Jones has insisted
that I make a copy.
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The question I have for you
is whether you can tell the difference.
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Well, I've seen
that it's a Patek Philippe 1518.
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How very observant of you, Ms. Glass.
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It's not just any Patek Philippe 1518.
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This is the watch
that was worn by Winston Churchill
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when he accepted
the German surrender in 1945.
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Do you know what he does for a living?
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Well, whatever it is,
he must be very good at it.
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He always sends me jets
and gifts and yachts and--
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Oh, I get the picture.
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What do you think, Susie?
How much is it worth?
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A Patek Philippe from this period
is usually worth
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between two and a half
and three and a half,
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but with the added provenance
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of being worn on the wrist
that signed the paper that ended the war,
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I'd say it's worth
between nine to ten million.
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Ten points.
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You can see why
I insisted he had a copy made.
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- And what does he get from you?
- He gets to spend time with a princess.
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As you probably noticed,
he likes to collect aristocrats.
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Ms. Glass, could you perhaps tell us
if this was genuine or spurious?
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If you'd be willing to indulge me.
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It's kosher.
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You must be somewhat vexed
that he's wearing it out.
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That was quick. How could you tell?
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A fake's warm to the touch.
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An authentic crystal's cool
because of the lower conductivity.
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Or maybe it was just a 50/50 guess.
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I don't deal in fakes.
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In my world, I don't need to.
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You'll find that a reputation
solves all security problems.
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If I were to leave this watch on this bar,
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I know that it will still be there
when I return.
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And that is just enough time
for you and I to share a cigar.
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Shall we?
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I hope you know
what you're getting yourself into, Rosie.
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As far as I'm concerned,
he's the perfect gentleman.
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Do you know
what you're getting yourself into?
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Oh, how embarrassing.
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I appear to be leaking.
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Shall we get you cleaned up?
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Let's.
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- There you are, miss.
- Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Shall we get down to it, Ms. Glass?
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Let's not pretend
that you and I are like them.
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They live in a zoo,
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while we live in the jungle.
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Why don't you tell me what you're doing
sniffing around my part of the woods?
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Your father has done an admirable job
keeping this enterprise profitable.
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And you have done well
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to avoid conflict and competition.
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But I fear
that this formula cannot continue.
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And why is that?
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If only it were still the old days.
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You're going to need a partner.
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What are you? A fucking oracle?
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What do you think you know that I don't?
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You're absolutely right.
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I see the future.
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And if you want things
to remain as they are,
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things will have to change.
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Well,
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thank you for throwing
your hat in the ring.
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I'll be sure to mull that over.
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Don't call me. I'll call you.
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On your way out,
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don't forget your gift.
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My gift?
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The watch.
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It's for you.
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Watches are for retirement.
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Your timing's off.
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- Oh, fuck, careful.
- Don't move.
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Captain.
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Hello, Susan.
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Everything as it should be?
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Just plugging a hole.
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Done.
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What have you done to him, Princess?
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I don't know much about these things,
but it looks like a gunshot wound.
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- What have you done to him?
- Silly boy.
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Take it you didn't
pick that up downstairs.
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- I'm not sure I want to hear this.
- I'm not sure you do.
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Edward, call me.
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I got the passport,
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but it was a little more... costly
than anticipated.
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Welcome to the jungle.
Do I need to call Felix?
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He's been called.
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What does that mean? He's in the post?
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He's on site
with a very specific set of instructions.
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Shall we get on with it?
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Thanks, Felix.
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This is the plan.
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Pay attention.
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When the Gospel calls
the man I just killed--
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- Killed?
- Yes.
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Killed.
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This is your world, not mine.
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- He went first. It was self-defense.
- Cool your jets.
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When the Gospel comes looking,
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he's gonna find the body.
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Why is he gonna find the body?
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We're gonna leave it there
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so it looks like Jethro killed the chap
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while he was looking for his passport.
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Ooh.
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Which will all make sense to the Gospel
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when he finds Tommy's body
with the shotgun that killed him
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in the boot of the car sitting
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on the dock of the bay.
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How ironic.
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You went to save one man's life
and ended up killing another.
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The irony's not lost on me.
But do I look like I need a lesson?
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It's not a lesson.
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Just an observation.
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Shall we do one?
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Are you gonna help an old soldier?
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Or are you gonna stand there
wagging your finger?
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I'm all right.
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Now, you sit down,
and I'll take your shoes off.
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Here. Have a drink.
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- You gonna manage?
- I can manage with a drink.
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Are you still here?
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Don't flatter yourself.
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I don't fuck the help.
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Night-night, killer.
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Who's gonna take my shoes off?
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Wait 'ere.
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There was a sudden ping
from the tracker in his Merc.
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We found it parked up
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by the pilot boat dock
on the River Thames.
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This isn't a car. It's a coffin.
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This was in his pocket.
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Exhibit A.
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Complete with a video
of your brother's apology.
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So... looks like you were right after all.
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♪ I'm a cunt
Ee-i-ee-i-oh... ♪
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That's the one.
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Your heart wasn't really
in that performance, was it?
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♪ Twat there
Here a twat... ♪
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Oh, I dunno.
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I actually put
quite a lot of effort into that.
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♪ I'm a posh twat who... ♪
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Turns out Jethro
was a right little weasel.
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Hmm. How so?
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Because he murdered two men
and disappeared with all the money!
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Did you find him?
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Not yet, but we will.
Don't you worry about that.
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There is just one little niggle though.
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The weapon my brother was shot with
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was found in the boot of the car
with his body.
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Is it a gun or a knife?
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It's a rather fine,
English-made sporting shotgun.
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Exhibit B.
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Apparently, that's worth over £200,000.
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How did Jethro
get hold of a gun like that?
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There's a simple explanation for that.
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It's mine.
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Or, at least, it's ours.
It belongs to our father.
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I noticed it was missing after you left.
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Sloppily, the gun cabinet
is often left unlocked,
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and... Jethro was unattended.
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Yeah, I thought it might be yours.
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It's not exactly the, uh, weapon of choice
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for a drug dealer
on the Liverpudlian frontline.
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This is much more its natural environment.
That's why I brought it back.
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I thought it was appropriate
to return the hand to the glove,
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as it were.
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But, curiously, on me way over,
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I felt an otherworldly connection
begin to develop
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between me and that...
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that rod of judgment.
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Now, this might be a big ask...
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Do you think I could keep hold
of that gun for a while?
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Uh, legally, that could be
awkward for us, unfortunately.
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It does pop us in choppy legal waters.
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- Although...
- Or you could keep it.
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That's very gracious.
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But rest assured,
judgment will be manifest.
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At which point, the gun will be returned.
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Errol.
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I think we need to thank Jesus
for that one.
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Amen, brother.
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Now, can we please
just go back to the quiet life?
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When you say "the quiet life,"
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did you ever wonder
where the money came from?
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I dunno. Slavery?
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I think I need
to show you something, Freddy.
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Well, fuck the dog.
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Welcome to the jungle.
53:33.958 --> 53:37.458
That boat's gonna take you to a merchant
vessel, which will get you to Australia.
53:37.541 --> 53:39.375
It's like a train
that stops at every station,
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so it'll take a few months,
but it's the safest way.
53:42.708 --> 53:44.208
What were you trying to say
53:44.291 --> 53:47.125
in that text message you sent
to John "The Gospel" Dixon?
53:47.875 --> 53:49.583
"They killed Tommy, SOS."
53:50.166 --> 53:51.416
How'd you get to woo woo?
53:51.500 --> 53:53.000
Predictive text, I suppose.
53:54.083 --> 53:55.166
And it is hard to type
53:55.250 --> 53:57.875
when you're being chased
through the woods by angry dogs.
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Good luck, Jethro.
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Thanks.
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Well, we won't see him again.
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I'm sure you're right.
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Listen, I appreciate all your help,
54:19.000 --> 54:23.083
but the original agreement was
between my father and your father.
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I think it's time
I had a conversation with him.
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That can be arranged.
54:34.625 --> 54:35.458
Good.
54:37.375 --> 54:39.416
Now, is there anything I can bring him?
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He loves a barbecue.
54:42.666 --> 54:44.625
- In prison?
- It's an open prison.
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And he has certain... privileges.
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That's a fantastic fillet.
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Wonderful marbling.
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I mean, beautiful sirloin.
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Beautiful.
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Very kind of you, Your Grace.
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Georgie, open that roof up, will you?
55:24.833 --> 55:26.833
You must have a very good contact.
55:27.958 --> 55:30.000
My father kept
a herd of White Park on the estate.
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- Hmm.
- Commercially non-viable.
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But he loved the way they used to chase
the ramblers off the footpaths.
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Big horns. Bad attitude.
55:37.875 --> 55:40.416
I always had time for your father.
He was a good man.
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Off you go, George.
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I'll be back at sunset
if that's all right, Mr. Glass?
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When am I ever late?
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- What? You're always fucking late!
- Go on. Piss off.
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You're back on time,
I'll save you a bit of Joe.
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Know how that loin got its name?
55:59.625 --> 56:03.541
Back in the 1600s, King James,
a distant relative of yours, I believe,
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he was having this banquet
56:05.875 --> 56:07.833
which featured over a hundred dishes.
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Towards the end of the second day,
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they served him up
a prime cut of White Park beef loin
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that was so... so fucking tender,
56:16.125 --> 56:18.625
so... flavorsome,
56:19.125 --> 56:20.791
he bestowed it with a knighthood.
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Arise, Sir Loin.
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And the moniker stuck.
56:28.958 --> 56:32.000
And that, as they say, is history.
56:35.500 --> 56:38.083
Fuck me. Excuse me,
for Christ's sake, sit down.
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Put your legs under the table.
Warm your knees.
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- Thank you.
- Mm.
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You can't beat a barbie
in the middle of winter, can you?
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Indeed.
56:48.291 --> 56:51.916
I must say, Mr. Glass, this isn't exactly
what I expected from a prison.
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This is nothing.
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We got a nine-hole golf course,
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a Nordic sauna,
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a wild pond we can swim in.
56:58.458 --> 57:00.166
Colossal for the circulation.
57:00.250 --> 57:03.041
Even so, isn't there an issue
with blades in a prison?
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Nah.
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The warden, thankfully,
57:06.333 --> 57:10.791
is a great admirer of Mr. Kawasaki's
award-winning craftsmanship,
57:12.000 --> 57:14.583
which we're about to be
the beneficiaries of.
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You wanna ask me something, Your Grace?
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Uh,
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is that all right?
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What, him?
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You can talk in front of Mr. Kawasaki.
He's very trustworthy.
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Unless it's to do with paying his taxes.
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Ain't that right, Chef?
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To be frank, Mr. Glass,
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it's unclear to me why your business
on my estate is in my interest.
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I would like to open a conversation
on the subject of renegotiation.
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Whoa, hang on. Excuse me?
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Are we not getting
a bit ahead of our skis, Edward?
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This is supposed to be a meet and greet.
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A bit of spit on the fingers
before you fed the pony.
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Not a canvas
for a comprehensive renegotiation.
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I have a feeling your father
wants to hear what I have to say.
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What have you got in mind?
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I want you off my land
by the end of the year.
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In return, I guarantee
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that I will make you much more money.
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Mr. Kawasaki, uh,
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put that loin on the barbie, will you?
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Pour us out a nice glass
of that, uh, Japanese whiskey.
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I believe
we're about to have a proper session.
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Before you ran that by him,
you should've run it by me.
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- You're out of order. You know it.
- You'd have shut me down.
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Too fucking right.
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That's because
you are an aristocratic soldier,
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not a South London drug dealer.
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Hang on. That was me that told you that.
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And you need me
to stop you killing people.
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Of course we don't like
killing people. Who fucking does?
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If it weren't for your coke-sniffing
brother, we wouldn't be in this mess.
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Once you start the killing,
you have to finish the killing.
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And what about Jethro?
We are gonna let him go, right?
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He's gone, ain't he?
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Ooh, it's cold outside!
Why don't you come inside, friend?
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- Yeah, I will do. Thanks.
- Yeah.
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- Get yourself a warm cup of tea.