The Professionals. S05 E05. Discovered in a Graveyard.

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First broadcast 5th December 1982.  Doyle is shot in his flat by an intruder and Cowley believes the connection lies with a terrorist group, two of whose members were blown up following a car chase by CI5.  Gordon Jackson - George Cowley Martin Shaw - Doyle Lewis Collins - Bodie Derek Waring - Dr. Seigel Philip Latham - Hogan Megumi Shimanuki - Mayli Kuolo Vincent Wong - Colonel Lin Foh Richard Moore - Malone Owen Holder - Coroner Steve Alder - Murphy David Yip - Editor Rayner Bourton - Caretaker Julie Sullivan - Rita Toni Kanal - Nurse Hale Linda Lou Allen - Blonde Michael Maynard - Desk Clerk Betty Lawrence - Old Lady Elisabeth Choice - German Lady Brian Abbott - CI5 Man Rex Wei - Embassy Man Peter Polycarpou - Waiter Heather Emmanuel - Nurse Gary Taylor - Ambulance Man Pat Gorman - Police Superintendant at inquest Beverley Keys - Cowley's Driver John Simpkin - CI5 Man

Transcript

00:17Signing in

00:58Signing in

01:27Signing in

01:40Signing in

02:11Signing in

02:41Signing in

03:12Signing in

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03:43direct connection with any terrorist organization. Nothing is known about his associate in the

03:50vehicle, and he remains unidentified. Your investigations, Mr Cowley, have not led us

03:57to any further evidence to confirm or clarify the intentions of these men?

04:01No, sir. No further evidence.

04:04And nothing you gentlemen wish to add?

04:09Then, in the circumstances, I have no alternative but to record a verdict of...

04:13Death by misadventure. Play around with bombs, you get blown up.

04:17Cynic. Pragmatist.

04:18I must have looked that up.

04:20Get after you've had a drink, mate.

04:21No, I'm away.

04:22I can't. One on a corner.

04:23I got some chores to do. I'll take advantage of the spare time.

04:26The job's blown up in our faces.

04:28Those two kids blew themselves up rather than knock the porter over.

04:32I'll see you.

04:33Mr Cowley?

04:35A few moments of your time.

04:38Amati, you can help me with it.

04:41All right.

04:42Okay, Murphy.

04:57You have adequate protection, Colonel.

04:59You have round-the-clock protection.

05:01One man?

05:02A bodyguard?

05:02In my country, a man of my rank would be screened completely from any possible risk of attack.

05:08You are not in your country, Colonel Info.

05:10No.

05:10I am your guest.

05:12I am in your country.

05:13You invited me here.

05:15No, sir.

05:15You were permitted to enter as a visitor to receive medical treatment.

05:19Now completed satisfactorily, I hope.

05:21But that bomb was meant for me.

05:23You know it.

05:24There was no one else in the hotel they could have been interested in.

05:27If they were interested in the hotel, and not simply trying to shake off my men who were following them.

05:32Why?

05:34Information, Colonel.

05:36Two years ago, the government I served was a popular one.

05:39Now, hooligans run my country.

05:41Or do you approve of what is going on there?

05:44I am not a politician, Colonel Info.

05:46We have all been branded murderers.

05:48We are in exile, or we are dead.

05:51I am from a line of princes.

05:53I am not afraid to die, but not wastefully.

05:56If I was still a minister of my country, you would be giving me real protection, day and night.

06:03I want that now, and your government...

06:06No, Colonel, you listen.

06:08My government accepted your presence here, despite warnings as to what might happen if they did so.

06:13Because, Colonel, we will not be dictated to, certainly not by blackmailers with bombs in their hands,

06:18but we will not let you invade our streets.

06:20We've had enough.

06:21You want to kill each other? Go home and do it. Not here.

06:25I don't know why they want to kill you, Colonel.

06:26I don't know why you would want to kill them.

06:29But I'm sure you would if you had them in your hands.

06:33The bodies of two young boys had to be stitched together in the mortuary back there

06:37before we could hold this inquest this morning.

06:40We don't want any more bodies.

06:43Yours, or mine, or any poor young kid.

06:45A beggar, a tramp, an old lady who happens to be passing on the same street.

06:49We don't want you a war here, Colonel.

06:53I'm authorized to tell you that my government is very happy that your treatment has been successful.

06:57And we hope that, as soon as your medical advisors deem you fit to travel,

07:02you will make arrangements to leave.

07:04And go where?

07:06Your government has many friends in Southeast Asia.

07:09I'm sure one of them would afford you the protection you seek.

07:13Till then, one of my men will stay with you.

07:16And not for your sake, Colonel.

07:18But because we prefer to keep peace in our streets.

07:22If you'll excuse me.

08:21WHISTLE BLOWS

08:34WHISTLE BLOWS

08:58WHISTLE BLOWS

08:59WHISTLE BLOWS

09:28How'd you get in there?

09:30How'd you get in there?

10:10How'd you get in there?

10:38How'd you get in there?

10:46I'm on my way!

10:56Cowley?

10:56There's trouble at Four Five's flat and he won't answer.

10:58Why the devil wasn't I informed?

11:00You have already left the minister's office, sir.

11:02Right. Raise body.

11:03We've just located him, sir.

11:04Good. Out.

11:44You! You're there! Get over here, sir!

11:49It's a burglar, Helga.

11:51Get the police!

11:52You stupid old bag!

12:20You slid it out and you pour it back.

12:23Stay cold.

12:25Marty.

12:27Doyle.

12:30That's the main thing. Staying cool.

12:32Saw my medical report.

12:34Slow heartbeat, slow metabolism.

12:35It's got to be cool.

12:38Sneak to look at yours, though.

12:40Very uncool.

12:42Hot temperament.

12:44Still a good man.

12:46The top's worth knowing.

12:48He won't fall if they push.

12:50The head of the mask hang on.

12:57Do it again.

13:08Osho.

13:28Priority A3.

13:43Can't afford to give her down, might make her hesitate.

13:48Forget the book, you shoot to kill, he will.

13:52Who was it, Ray?

13:53Who was it?

14:01Oh, come on, Ray, for Christ's sake, who was it?

14:20Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

14:35well just about to operate have they said about his chances you're off all

14:41other assignments any ideas well it's not a regular break-in it's probably a

14:46vendetta or something more random you came straight here with the ambulance

14:50so you haven't searched this flat alone's boys are on to it you body you

14:56search it you know the man I'd rather stay here so I knew what there's nothing

14:59you can do here entry was gave with an ordinary combination it means Doyle

15:13didn't set the second locks went out of the shops wasn't expecting anything

15:16made it simple for them to get in then one to the male female anyway the alarm

15:21wasn't triggered till they went through the window neighbors nothing silencer

15:24obviously but there is this a slug from the wall origin can't tell you yet I'm

15:30not ballistics yeah we'll get it to ballistics we're wasting time all right

15:33all right we just dug it out the wall Bodie okay sorry it's just a prelim

15:51nothing seems to have been touched they were looking for something they knew where it

15:56was what could he have that they would want just his life perhaps yeah well I didn't get it

16:06yeah go placidly amidst the noise and haste Bodie and remember what peace there may be in silence

16:15do not distress yourself with imaginings many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness

16:22you are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars

16:26be at peace with God whatever you conceive him to be

16:31in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul

16:35with all its sham drudgery and broken dreams

16:39it is still a beautiful world

16:44discovered in a graveyard Baltimore dated 1692

16:50no vendettas Bodie

16:51no revenge

16:54whatever happens to Doyle it was his job comes with a job

16:57yeah being a target for some maniac political assassin

17:00are you presuming Bodie I want facts

17:03stay on it I'm going back to the hospital

17:19retracted please

17:26God a hell of a lot of blood in here

17:29sucker

17:47ah there it is

17:57he's got no output he's fibrillating shock him

18:03everyone off

18:09come on man try

18:12shock him again

18:19right he's in silence rhythm

18:20he's got no output

18:27he'll make it

18:28will he

18:29does he want to

18:31how strong is his will

18:33he's strongest

18:34I'm not so sure

18:36he's an idealist

18:37as much as anyone can be

18:38given the job he does

18:42ballistics ran a make on that bullet

18:43matches one in Amsterdam six weeks ago

18:45who

18:47the Italian charge of the fair

18:50can't see how it links with Doyle though

18:53maybe this helps

18:54the first bullet just below the heart

18:58second from the back

19:00as if someone went in to deliver the coup de grace and couldn't

19:04if you were going to deliver the final blow body where were you waiting

19:07back of the head

19:08precisely to finish him off

19:10whoever pulled that trigger

19:12didn't have the stomach to carry it through all the way

19:24right

19:25that's so up and get out

19:26so please

19:43his system's basically dormant

19:45idling

19:46it's doing just enough to keep him alive

19:47but the brain activity

19:52the brain is the first organ truly to die

19:54it sounds a romantic notion I know

19:56but to me

19:58the system idling and the brain activity is so intense

20:00I think it's as if he's

20:01tried to come to a decision

20:03whether to live or die

20:06he's done more seen more to make him want to throw it all in

20:09than almost anybody his age

20:11let's hope he's got more reason to want to go on

20:13if you're right

20:15if I'm right

20:24police career good

20:26quite a few run-ins with your superiors

20:29there were reasons

20:30good reasons no doubt

20:32you care

20:34the issues in this trade are complex

20:38tangled

20:40compassion can be a big step towards solving them

20:43noble sentiments

20:45well I hope I live up to them

20:46a row of graves

20:49that's the bottom line of all your noble sentiments

20:52lives wasted

20:53yours too

20:54why not

20:56why I was nailed

20:57because you were careless

20:59no

20:59because I didn't care enough

21:09he's in a very unstable rhythm

21:11dammit do something man

21:13what

21:18you don't want us to get who nailed you

21:20maybe I was asking for it

21:22you're not even curious to know who it was

21:25might be after me too

21:26might be after Bodhi

21:27all of us

21:28you want us to die

21:31no

21:31ah

21:33clignocaine seems to settle him down

21:35I'm counting on you to have him stay that way

21:37a doctor I am

21:38god I'm not

21:41we're not monitoring any upward cardiac movement

21:44give me a shot at the slightest change

21:45either way

21:46yes

21:51yes

21:53yes

21:54yes

21:56yes

21:59that's the same thing there

22:00Amsterdam

22:01Rome

22:02Berlin

22:02a lot of refugees students

22:04apparently not short of cash

22:05angry but so far no violence

22:07they've done a lot of shouting

22:09threatened reprisals on gangsters like Colonel Linfoe

22:12yeah but no one's losing much sleep over it except us

22:15what have we got

22:17two bullets fired from a gun in Amsterdam

22:18Doyle dying

22:19we would have for the tower

22:20which would have stopped all this

22:22if we hadn't decided to bring him in too late

22:24they were my orders Bodhi

22:26we had him pegged on the big talk big dreams department

22:29I wanted him to lead us to the dangerous ones if there were any

22:31that was my mistake if it was a mistake not yours

22:33it wasn't blaming myself

22:34I know what you are doing

22:35you should have put it in writing if you wanted to make anything of it

22:38statutory 48 hours notice within Mitch to do so is long gone

22:41I hadn't noticed

22:46let's run through it again

22:48a bomb designed for Linfoe

22:51what do you think sir?

22:52no question

22:53I don't believe in coincidences Bodhi

22:55connection

22:56you and Doyle were following La Toa

22:58the only one of these we knew of with any sort of M.O.

23:01connection

23:03Charlie

23:04it's our nickname for his mate in the van

23:07unidentified Caucasian aged about 28

23:10logically Charlie would have to be the bomb maker

23:13yes because for the four days we followed La Toa

23:15he only met him that once take him to the hotel

23:17connection

23:18bullets from the same gun that killed the Italian shot of the fair in Amsterdam

23:21connection

23:22the same gun

23:24not necessarily the same person unless it was Charlie or a friend of Charlie

23:29connection

23:29some of the students were getting ready to do more than talk

23:32they joined the international terrorist Freemasonry who supplied them with expertise

23:37Charlie

23:38bomb

23:38gun

23:39in exchange for what?

23:41the continuing revolution

23:42unrest

23:43the breakdown of social stability anywhere isn't that what they're really after?

23:48connection

23:50Doyle saw something that threatened them or someone

23:54not La Toa

23:55he's dead

23:55so is Charlie

23:58someone you met

24:00someone who would have recognized Doyle

24:02you were always with Doyle

24:03you saw all the same people

24:05so why him not me?

24:07unless you're next on the list

24:11so there was someone I didn't actually see

24:14Doyle saw him

24:14go on

24:16it's in our report

24:17my mind's not a computer Bodhi

24:19I don't remember every item in every report

24:25okay

24:25look we were trailing the van

24:27we followed it halfway across town

24:29there was a lot of traffic

24:30it thinned out

24:31but we antled back a bit

24:33anyway we trailed it to the lock

24:54the name of

25:04all beater

25:04we gotta move on

26:14Who's he?

26:15He edited some South East Asian newsletter.

26:19Friendly quote.

26:20Yeah.

26:20What the hell's that?

26:22Well, I wanted to buy that.

26:25So I wanted to buy that.

26:29I don't want to buy that.

26:30Okay.

26:44A couple of hours later, the tower stopped to collect Charlie.

26:47That was his first appearance.

27:05As we were driving off, Doyle spotted a girl.

27:07Hey.

27:08What?

27:10A girl.

27:11Didn't get a look at her.

27:12And Doyle didn't make any more of it.

27:33Turning in.

27:36After that, it was all go.

27:37And he just left her to that?

27:39Well, he didn't make much of it.

27:40You know, seen her somewhere before, that kind of thing.

27:42And Charlie, you turned his place over?

27:44It's in the report.

27:46Oh, come on, Bodie.

27:47I know you're tired.

27:47I know you're concerned about Doyle.

27:48But I want to hear it all.

27:49And I want to hear it from you.

27:52Just what did the two of you get up to?

27:54After we moved off from the Charlie pickup, we put a low-key surround on the place.

27:57Looks like a rumor over a house.

28:00Bed and breakfast.

28:02Front and back observation, but don't repeat.

28:05Don't move in.

28:06Four, five out.

28:07When we got clear of the bomb job, we went straight back there.

28:11Paid for a week, stayed for the week.

28:14I didn't see him go, but he left his key.

28:22It hasn't been done yet.

28:24The girl's off sick.

28:26Don't worry, we weren't thinking of renting it.

28:33Fuse wire.

28:34What a surprise.

28:41Do you put this in here?

28:42No.

28:43What is it?

28:43Chinese or something?

28:44Yeah, something like that.

28:46Guess who?

28:57What's happened to the tower?

28:58Didn't I ask a question, so he blew himself up.

29:01What?

29:01An hour after he left you.

29:03Blew himself?

29:04You killed him.

29:05We were following him.

29:07You were hounding him.

29:08It was either him or a lot of other people.

29:10He didn't have to run.

29:11Why did he come to you?

29:12Yeah, just before he picked up Charlie.

29:14The bomb maker, who also read your newspaper.

29:17We found this in his room.

29:23He asked me to pass on a message to the police, warn the people to get out of the hotel.

29:33Did you?

29:34I thought I persuaded him?

29:36I thought I persuaded him not to.

29:36Yeah, well, you didn't.

29:39Intellectually, I do not condone terrorism.

29:42And emotionally?

29:43The men they wanted to kill were butchers.

29:46Who was Charlie?

29:47I do not know this Charlie.

29:48And if you did, you'd grow old and die before you told us, right?

29:52Let us say I might grow old and die trying to decide whether to act intellectually or emotionally.

29:58Charlie.

29:59Discrutable bastard.

30:01Yeah, full-blooded pacifist, mate.

30:03I wonder what he'd say if he saw someone raping his sister.

30:12More junk?

30:13No, I just admired a pair of almond eyes.

30:16Returned over to the tower's place?

30:18Nothing?

30:19Then we report it back to you.

30:25Cowie.

30:29All right, thank you.

30:30We're coming over.

30:33And Doyle never referred to the girl he'd seen at Charlie's place again?

30:37No.

30:38Was Doyle giving up on the case?

30:40Why?

30:42He's taken a downward turn.

30:44That strong will you say he has doesn't seem to be working.

30:48It will.

30:50Well, the surgeon doesn't think he's trying.

30:52Well, I know what he means.

30:53Give Ray half a chance.

30:54He'd blame himself for the invention of gunpowder.

31:05Have you ever thought of getting out?

31:08Yeah, every time I take the physical.

31:12Still, what else would I do?

31:13What would you do?

31:16I haven't thought that far, sir.

31:18This job doesn't get easier.

31:20It's no wonder with all the sophisticated weaponry they've got,

31:23they're supposed to stop them.

31:26Mind you, once you start wondering why,

31:28I suppose that's the time to get out.

31:32Give me your report.

31:35I came in.

31:38Groceries.

31:40Milk.

31:44Curtains are still drawn.

31:46Is somebody there?

31:49How did you get in here?

31:50Who is it?

31:53I can't see her clearly.

31:56Her?

31:57It's a woman.

31:59We'll go through the files.

32:00No.

32:00The face.

32:01See the face.

32:01No!

32:02Yes!

32:04I'm even thinking about it.

32:06You can think about it.

32:08As long as you do it.

32:11He's weakening again.

32:12His output's falling off.

32:13Oh, damn.

32:15I thought we'd beaten it.

32:16Let's try a dopamine infusion.

32:18She must have been one of them.

32:20Saw the explosion.

32:22Blames us.

32:23They had a bomb.

32:24They were going to use it.

32:25She was one of them.

32:26She was responsible.

32:27No.

32:28Think about it.

32:29Think of all the lives your actions saved.

32:31How many people are alive because of your action.

32:34Those people want you well again.

32:35Doing your job.

32:36Doing my job in this chaos.

32:38Give me one good reason.

32:40You have a contract.

32:41I can break it.

32:42I can resign.

32:43Fine.

32:44You want to put that in writing?

32:46Yeah.

32:47Can I start, dear George?

32:50He's much better.

32:51His pressure's up to 110.

33:10That's not for sale.

33:11Why not?

33:13Is it very precious?

33:16No.

33:20Period.

33:21Period.

33:26That's much better.

33:28He's holding his own.

33:49Bitch.

33:56Yes, I can do it.

33:59Heathrow, at the restaurant.

34:02I understand.

34:03See you again.

34:22Melai Kulo, daughter of a journalist.

34:25Very influential man.

34:27She's got two arts degrees.

34:29Moved home twice in the last few days, but we'll find her.

34:33Doesn't seem to have been politically active, though her father was.

34:36Arrested for sedition in prison without trial, she escaped.

34:39Yes, to Amsterdam.

34:41That's where the bulk of the refugees seem to have congregated.

34:44The father died in prison.

34:46Minister in charge.

34:48Colonel Lin Fo, before the revolution.

34:52Revenge, not politics.

34:54Revenge for her father's death.

34:55Revenge for the death of her friends, which she links with Doyle.

34:58And on the loose.

35:02Cowley, find out where Colonel Lin Fo is staying now.

35:05And get Hogan at the ministry.

35:07Tell him I'm on my way to see him.

35:09Yes, sir.

35:10Any news on Doyle?

35:11No change so far.

35:13No change.

35:14My thanks.

35:15Come on, Ray, you've got to do it for yourself.

35:48To the pure all things are pure

35:52Better than working on a lathe come on Doyle don't let them beat you

36:22Yes, it should be possible

36:44Thank you

37:01No answer from his room

37:02Give me this, may I, will you?

37:05So

37:09Oh, you've been demoted to post boy

37:12Reason to believe you lie some danger at this moment

37:14Now come on, tell me walking

37:15I'm late for an engagement

37:16May I?

37:17I shouldn't go to that engagement, sir

37:22Huh?

37:24She knows the number of your room

37:25Who?

37:25A student called Maylife

37:28She's the daughter of Dr...

37:29Dr Waller

37:30That's right

37:31She's a student

37:32She's not in politics

37:34She's not a terrorist

37:35I think someone's made her one, sir

37:36I shouldn't go to your appointment

37:38I'd go to your room

37:45You're pre-empting our meeting tomorrow, George

37:48Well, this is what we'll be discussing then

37:49Reviewing policy together

37:51Filling you in totally

37:52I don't follow

37:54Well, it's a weird one, George

37:56They're not taking hostages, causing trouble

37:59The targets they're after are sort of their own people

38:03So what are you saying?

38:04We just let them kill whoever they want?

38:07I'm saying it's a new kind of situation

38:08We have to clarify our attitude

38:11We have one

38:12To keep blood off the streets

38:13To protect life and property

38:14Oh, George

38:16You're wise enough in world politics

38:18Now, you know very well

38:19The people who are in power over there now

38:21Are the people we were trying to keep out

38:22They don't like us very much

38:24And we are anxious for their friendship

38:26Well, we certainly don't want to make unnecessary enemies

38:28And particularly ones who might trigger off another Cambodian

38:32They tried to kill one of my men

38:34Well, I'm sure it won't happen again, George

38:37Of course, it would have been altogether different

38:39If this Doyle of yours had died

38:41Believe me

38:43I think we're very lucky

38:44Her aim was a little bit off

38:46Although she doesn't quite seem to have the stomach to be an assassin

38:50They felt obliged to fill me in

38:53They?

38:53Her embassy

38:55But you didn't feel obliged to fill me in

38:59George, obviously I should have briefed you

39:02I had no idea you'd do such a fast job putting all this together

39:05Thank you

39:07I hope you'll enjoy reading about this in tomorrow's papers

39:10Read about what, George?

39:12George, there's nothing to print

39:14Our newspapers are fearless

39:16They'll happily print rumour, hearsay, innuendo

39:18All effects are, George

39:18And nobody gives a toss about these blasted people

39:20They care about Doyle

39:22Gunned down by an international terrorist

39:24And an official spokesman who says

39:25Hands off, they won't do it again

39:27Your man, George

39:28Is a faceless nothing to the people out there

39:30And they care as little about him

39:31As they care about the two bombers who died

39:34What are you going to do, George? Resign?

39:36No, I'm going to do what I conceive to be my duty

39:38Yes, of course

39:39And that's exactly what we want you to do

39:40And that's why you've got the job

39:43Thanks

39:45George, now what I'm saying is

39:46And all I'm saying is

39:48Don't expect any help from us

39:49Not at least until we've worked out a policy

39:51I'll just let the target sit back and wait for a bullet

39:53Yes?

39:543-7 to Arthur

39:55Yes, Moody

39:57Suspect appears to have located Lin-Fo's whereabouts

40:00Thank you

40:00I'll be in touch

40:02You know where Mail-Eye is

40:05What do you want us to do when we catch up with her?

40:07That depends an awful lot, George

40:08On whether or not you killed her

40:09And off the record, I sincerely hope that won't happen

40:11Or at least until we've worked out a policy

40:13Exactly

40:14Well, it seems that the young Mail-Eye

40:16Has located Colonel Lin-Fo's new hotel

40:18But don't you worry about that

40:22It also seems we got there first

40:28Finish it

40:31Kill him

40:44Billy, we couldn't have more on this stakeout

40:46Set five's not really enough

40:47It's better than four, buddy

40:53Here

40:55Three single women checked in today

41:02Oh, dear

41:08Hi

41:20No Casey's

41:21No effect

41:22No, nothing

41:24She's been here

41:25All right

41:30Let's go

41:41It's a woman

42:05Hang on

42:05I'll get you an ambulance

42:34I'll get you an ambulance

42:42Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

43:06Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.

43:32She's got wheels now. I'm in pursuit.

43:34It's a yellow 2CV.

43:36Licence number George William Leonard 6506 Jane.

43:45Look, she's hit. We don't know how badly. Get more cars on the street.

43:48She won't get far. Girl and a De Cheval.

43:50there can't be too many of them around

43:59you killed them

44:01you kill yourselves

44:03you want justice

44:05you want revenge

44:09stupidity

44:10you want to live and you kill

44:14stupidity

44:21you want to live and you kill them

44:45Oh, my God.

44:54I don't know.

45:04There is no phone call.

45:06Hurry up.

45:08Hurry up.

45:32Come on.

45:33Let's go.

45:36Quiet, up.

45:37Young-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o

45:40-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o.

45:43Come on.

45:44Come on.

45:45Come on.

45:46Come on.

45:48Don't 하ate.

45:48Come on.

45:52Diplomatic Immunity

46:25You're there near us, damn it. Home soil. Okay? I'm not paid to make waves.

46:37I just want to take a last look at you before they spirit you away.

47:06Thanks.

47:07Cowley?

47:08They've got her at the Embassy.

47:10How bad is she?

47:13Hold it. Something's happening. I'll get back to you.

47:19Mr. Bodie, is it?

47:21Yes, Bodie.

47:22Your people will want to tie up the loose ends.

47:29She's dying.

47:31It does not matter where a person dies, but why?

47:36You may have her, Mr. Bodie.

47:39Wherever she dies, she will be a martyr.

47:42He says,

47:45I'll do it.

47:53I'll do it.

47:59I'll do it.

48:12I could go my way over the place.

48:12He said, you can't play or show him tomorrow.

48:28Oh, it's your friend.

48:30He'll make it.

48:37More of a relative, is she?

48:39Hardly even know her.

49:05Hello, Rita.

49:06Hello, love.

49:07You know how long it's been?

49:09Yeah.

49:09I'll keep tricking over your bag and we'll have to charge you rent.

49:12Well, I sent my mate for it.

49:13You wouldn't give it to him.

49:14Well, it's the rules.

49:15I can't give away my customer's gear without the ticket.

49:18You never give me a ticket.

49:20I know you.

49:20I don't know him.

49:22No, love.

49:23Been away, have you, love?

49:24Yeah, sort of.

49:25Glad to be back.

49:26Say that again.

49:30I'll see you Friday.

49:30Mind how you go, love.

49:31Bye, bye.

49:32Bye, dear.

49:32See you later.

49:33Well, how does it feel to be amongst the land of the living then, mate?

49:36Well, you were technically dead, you know.

49:39Yeah, well, now I've done it once, it'll be easier next time.

50:04I'll see you later.

50:11Bye, bye.

50:13Bye, bye.

50:14Bye, bye.

50:17Bye, bye.

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