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Mr Venus, I wish to solicit your opinion.

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A sudden emergency, Mr Bucket.

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I'll meet you outside Jacob Marley's residence.

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It's rather exciting, this new method,

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trying to catch this devil in the detail.

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Are you excited?

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I have two days before I resume my former office.

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Two days to get my man for this murder.

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The clock is ticking.

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I do not have time to be excited.

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BABY CRIES

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Shh, shh, shh...

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This, this, the actual true facts right here,

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how Inspector Thompson cornered and caged the savage killer of Marley.

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Ain't right that such a thing be made entertaining.

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It's grubby, it's nasty and I don't want to hear it, John,

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- if it's all the same to you. 
- Well, it ain't right they ever

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dragged you in, Mr C, just ain't right at all.

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How could that Bucket ever put you in the frame?

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I said I don't want to hear it, John! I've heard enough about it.

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The murderer's been got. There's no more to be said.

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Footman?

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He is never to present himself here again.

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You never want to set eyes on his face, nor hear his...

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blandishments, now or ever in the future.

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Mary, wait.

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I'll tell him myself.

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You smile, sir. Why?

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I always smile when I see you.

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Is something amiss?

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I know about her.

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- Her? 
- Your lady-friend. I know.

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- You have this all so very wrong. 
- No, I don't believe I do.

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If you will allow me to explain.

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Everything that comes out of your mouth is a filthy lie

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and I want no more of them.

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Very well, Miss Havisham. I will return when you are calmer.

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You will not return, not to this house.

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And if you should, I will call the constables.

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So, where is your smile now, sir?

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You need to eat something. What are you doing?

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I keep thinking I can hear her cry for me.

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And every time I think I hear her cry, there's milk.

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Here, let me.

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BABY CRIES

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Oh, gosh!

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Oh, God, there it is again!

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Can you really not hear anything?

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I have to go out today to make arrangements.

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Of course. To bury her.

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Maybe then I'll stop thinking I can hear her cry for me.

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Maybe I'll always think it.

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It'll pass.

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I'll try not to be too long.

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Can you find somewhere pretty for her to lie?

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Perhaps near a tree. Somewhere peaceful.

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I'll do my best.

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- Morning, Daisy. 
- Morning, Emily.

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HE SNORES

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Have I been here all night?

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Er, looks that way, sir.

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Tell the landlord I want another bottle of rum.

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Will you do something for me, sir?

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Will you, er, pass on the respects of the Cratchit family

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to your young lady?

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My daughter, Martha, says that Miss Honoria is much

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missed at the dressmakers. I told her she's looking after her poorly

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aunt and family always comes first.

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Sir?

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Yes.

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Yes, it does.

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Family comes first,

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above everything else.

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Thank you, Mrs Cratchit.

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I haven't done anything.

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You've made me see sense.

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- BABY CRIES 
- Shh, shh, shh...

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Mr Bucket!

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This was your sudden emergency?

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This is Madame Snuggles. Belongs to the glove-stretcher's wife.

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A beloved companion of many years. Has an infestation of moth.

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There are irrefutable certainties to this case, Mr Venus.

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Marley is killed by a blow to the temple.

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A splinter from the murder weapon is embedded in his scalp.

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Your thoughts on such a weapon, Mr Venus?

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A practised felon, a professional cut-throat takes care of the tools

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of his trade.

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What use is it to him, a cosh that splinters?

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The accused in the cells, waiting to hang, used a metal cudgel.

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I feel, Mr Venus, that this murder weapon

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is an item a man might just pick up,

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something meant for a purpose other than the cracking of skulls.

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What else are we certain of?

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That when the blow was struck, er, the killer

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and Marley were face to face.

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And the blow itself?

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Not one that I would associate with a powerful man.

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There was force, yes, but it is glancing, almost fearful.

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A fraction of an inch and Marley could still be alive.

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I would call it an unlucky blow.

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Unlucky for Jacob Marley.

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The killer strikes and runs.

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He doesn't stop to take Marley's watch, which is still ticking

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away on his corpse, and it's a good, expensive watch.

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He panics.

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So, another certainty.

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The killer is not a hardened criminal,

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because they do not panic.

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Then what are they doing at night by the docks,

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which is the haunt of malefactors and cut-throats?

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Marley was a dark man,

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at home in dark places.

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But the killer...

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Do you remember what I said to you early on in this case?

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Money never lies.

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Debt is the black heart of this crime.

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I feel it.

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To the murder site!

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Do you think you've been clever?

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I don't know what you're talking about.

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- You told her about Sally. 
- No, I didn't.

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- Of course it was you, you snivelling wretch! 
- I told her nothing.

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I'm delighted if she's found out that you are actually married,

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because it's over, isn't it? You're finished.

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You think I can't come back from this?

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How often has my sister begged for me to come home?

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Perhaps it's time I did just that.

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I'll buy her a gift. A pineapple, perhaps,

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she adores pineapple.

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It will remind her of our childhood trips with our father

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to the glasshouses at Kew.

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I will apologise for being such a fool and she would forgive me

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and we'd be together again, brother and sister in Satis House.

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Arthur and Amelia Havisham.

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United, against you.

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Shh, shh, shh, shh...

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BABY CRIES

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KNOCK AT THE DOOR

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- James. 
- Where's Frances? 
- She's out.

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Good. Not that it would matter, because I would still do this.

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Frances sent you a note last night. Did you get it?

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Oh, I threw it on the fire unread, I knew what it would say.

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Honoria, marry me.

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I want to be your husband.

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I want to be the father of our child.

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I want it more than anything else in the world.

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What are we waiting for?

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Your father's blessing? My promotion?

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All that matters is that we love each other.

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Oh, I forgot to kneel, wait.

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My beautiful girl.

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Be my wife.

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James, do I look different to you?

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You look tired.

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The note you threw on the fire said the baby was coming

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and a doctor was needed.

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The baby?

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She was born dead, James.

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Our daughter was born dead.

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BABY GURGLES

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Where is she?

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The baby, can I see her?

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Frances is making arrangements for her.

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She'll say prayers, give her flowers.

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She was very beautiful.

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Esther Frances.

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Esther...

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A good name, I like it.

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James, this is the end now.

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What do you mean?

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For us. It's the end.

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This is goodbye.

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Honoria, my sweetheart.

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Terrible things happen, babies are lost and people grieve,

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but they go on.

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Well, that is people. It is not me.

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I want you to leave now. It's over.

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You don't mean this. You don't want this, it's just the shock.

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- Please, go. 
- Honoria! 
- No, do not!

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You are my world, my heart's blood, I love you.

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And I loved you.

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So much. All I could see was you.

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But now, all I can see is her face.

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This is a judgment on us, James.

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Because of us, she can't even be buried properly.

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She has to be hidden away like some dirty little secret,

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lying there all alone,

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a little girl in the dark.

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And it's because of us.

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We both died with our daughter last night.

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We are ghosts of the people we used to be.

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It is ended.

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I want you to go.

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Go and never come back.

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I am nothing without you.

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I am nobody.

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Goodbye, Captain Hawdon.

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BABY CRIES

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She's so hungry.

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She's had nothing yet, nothing at all.

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Her name is Esther. Esther Fr...

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Just Esther.

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She's not in. I already knocked.

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Might I ask how you got this address?

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I drove by here.

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I saw you embrace her, this woman of yours.

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What is she, your mistress?

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You share these squalid lodgings, so your wife, perhaps?

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I do hope you married her. At least that would be decent.

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It seems you have already decided what she is.

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It's the money, isn't it?

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You thought, "Here's some poor rich woman I can play."

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You leap to so many conclusions, it would be dishonourable

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- for me to contradict you. 
- Because you cannot contradict me.

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- You are a fraud. 
- Meriwether?

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What's she doing here? She knows about me.

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She does.

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And since you live together,

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I suppose for the sake of good manners

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I should call you Mrs Compeyson.

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Mrs?

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Oh, no, I'm Miss. Miss Compeyson.

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I'm his sister.

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Would you step into my carriage?

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Not you.

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It's an ugly tale, Miss Havisham.

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I lost my heart to a bad man.

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I ran away with him.

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He was cruel. Cast me aside.

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I could have ended up a street woman.

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I thought I might throw myself from a bridge at Blackfriars

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and let the river take me.

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But my brother searched for me,

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found me and kept me safe.

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But I saw him embrace you.

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You have a brother, do you not?

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Do you and he never embrace?

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We used to. Once.

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Why did he say nothing to me about you?

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I told him he shouldn't.

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Someone of your standing, your status,

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associated with one such as myself.

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A woman banished by good society.

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I told my brother you'd drop him in an instant.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm terribly sorry.

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She believed me. She's tricky, though. Hard work.

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- Is that what you like about her? 
- It's the money I like.

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You never told me she was beautiful.

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This should've been finished weeks ago. You're delaying!

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You want to get in her bed.

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No, we had a deal. Anything but that. You don't get in her bed!

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You're imagining things.

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Why are you here?

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You should hate me. Why don't you hate me?

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Satis House!

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This...

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is the exact spot where Jacob Marley lost his life.

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Put Madame Snuggles down a moment, Mr Venus.

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I require your assistance.

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You are in debt to Jacob Marley.

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Why have you come here, at night, to meet him, instead of at his house

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or his place of business?

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Because this meeting is secret. I want it to be secret.

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I don't want to be seen by anyone I know.

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I'm ashamed.

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I'm desperate.

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I'm scared.

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Why have you come?

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Perhaps I've come to ask you for more time...

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to pay.

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Perhaps I want to ask you, beg you, please, to be lenient...

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..to be kind.

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I'm Jacob Marley. I enjoy your desperation.

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I enjoy your shame and fear.

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That is meat and drink to me.

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Why should I be kind?

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Well, perhaps I have a family, little ones.

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I don't care.

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I lent you a shilling but now it's pounds and pounds

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and every day it gets worse and I enjoy that,

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because now I own you.

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There is not one part of your life I don't control.

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The boots on your feet, the clothes on your back,

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every mouthful of drink, every bite of food, every waking moment.

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The roof over your head, the bed you lie down on.

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Because whether you go destitute or not is at my say so.

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There is nowhere you are free from me.

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Every brick and every stick is mine.

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Your life, the life of your loved ones is mine. All of it!

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Crushed by the debt you owe to me

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and that gives me pleasure, so why should I be kind?

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Ah!

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Exactly so, Mr Venus.

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Our killer is an ordinary man, pushed to the very limit

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of what was bearable.

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And he snapped.

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Don't announce me, I want to surprise her.

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DISTANT LAUGHTER

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You haven't touched your cordial, Mr Venus.

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I'm worried about this man.

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The killer?

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He's just ordinary.

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Driven to a terrible act, but ordinary.

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And now with you so hard on his tail, I...

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I fear for him.

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You have a gentle heart, my friend,

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but there must and will be justice and I will pursue it

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to my dying breath.

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But consider what that justice will be for his crime, though.

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It is the hangman's noose for him, Mr Bucket.

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An ordinary man.

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Mr Venus, the killer took a weapon with him.

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He went to meet Marley with malice a forethought.

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Pre-meditation.

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So he might have been ordinary once, but now he is a murderer.

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- Pies, gents. 
- Thank you.

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Mmm.

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KNOCK AT THE DOOR

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Inspector!

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Mrs Cratchit. I was passing.

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Might I come in?

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I'm baking, it's a terrible mess.

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I don't mind mess.

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Quite the family industry.

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Everyone pitches in - the little ones,

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Bob...Mr Cratchit.

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Yeah, he's quite a dab hand in the kitchen.

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He's got a sure touch with pastry.

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What's that?

331
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It's evidence, Mrs Cratchit.

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This piece of wood was removed from Jacob Marley's scalp.

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It came from the cosh that killed him.

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I've been looking for that weapon.

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And now I've found it.

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Mrs Cratchit, when your husband comes home,

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I'm going to have to take him away.

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Why?

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Because your husband, who has such a sure touch with pastry...

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..is going to be re-arrested for the murder of Jacob Marley.

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MAN WHISTLES

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It wasn't Bob, it was me. I killed Marley.

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It was me.

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BOB WHISTLES