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I'm arresting you for the murder of Jacob Marley.

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- What's he on about? 
- It's a mistake, a stupid mistake...

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- Come along, now. 
- It's got to be! 
- I'll get Ma! 
- No! No, no!

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Please, please! Please, it is her wedding day.

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Now, now don't you worry, love.

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I will settle this somehow

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and I'll be back here to walk you up the aisle.

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Promise?

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Promise.

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Pa!

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So, what now?

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What are you going to do?

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I'll be needing a clean shirt.

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Yes, of course.

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On Christmas Eve, your employer, Mr Jacob Marley,

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was murdered between the hours of 9 and 10.30.

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Could you tell me where you were at that hour?

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- Out walking. 
- Walking?

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Looking to see if the market had left anything behind.

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I hadn't taken home what I'd hoped, you see.

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Oh?

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HE COUGHS

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Thank you.

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My wages had been docked by Mr Marley.

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Two shillings.

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Did Mr Marley explain why he did that?

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He said my work wasn't up to scratch.

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Wasn't it?

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That's what he said.

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That must have made you very angry, Bob.

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Yes.

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This walk of yours... Did you encounter anyone?

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Exchange season's greetings?

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Not that I remember.

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No-one at all?

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THINK, Bob.

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This puts us in a very difficult position,

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with no-one to vouch for your whereabouts

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at the time Mr Marley was murdered.

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A man you had good reason to be angry with, that very same day.

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You see my dilemma?

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I suppose and, yes, I was angry with him for docking my wages,

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but why would you think I would murder him?

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There was a loan, shown here in Jacob Marley's ledger,

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for the sum of £1, 18 shillings and sixpence.

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A loan to you.

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I say "was" cos some time after Mr Marley's death,

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that very same entry had been crossed out by another hand.

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Yours, I take it?

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I 'ope we ain't missed all the good seats.

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Yeah, well, if we do, we know why, don't we?

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I told you to hurry up!

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CHURCH ORGAN PLAYS

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Thanks for coming.

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BELL TOLLS

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And in his journal, Mr Marley had made an entry

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for the evening he was killed,

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suggesting an arranged meeting, perhaps?

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Just an initial - C.

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Cratchit?

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Where are they?

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Martha will just be wanting to make an entrance.

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The department of the detective that I represent, Bob,

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has one very clear purpose -

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to reveal the perpetrator of this murder

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by establishing the motive for it

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and the opportunity to carry it out.

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The loan you have erased from the ledger gives me a motive.

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While the entry of "C' in the victim's journal,

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added to your uncorroborated Christmas Eve walk,

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provides the opportunity.

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It's enough for a court to convict.

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I did not kill Mr Marley!

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I make no judgment on the rights or wrongs of it, Bob.

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My investigation leaves me in no doubt

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as to the nature of Jacob Marley

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and I can only imagine the strain of trying to provide for a family

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at Christmas, under the weight of a loan you couldn't afford.

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No-one would blame a man

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for buckling under the burden of all that.

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When my Emily was expecting Martha,

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we were trying to get our own place, but we didn't have the money.

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So she pressed her mother's garnet necklace into my hand,

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watched me pawn it.

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So, you see, that loan was to buy her another necklace.

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To thank her for being the best wife

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and mother a man could ever hope for.

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There's no shame in a man protecting his family, Bob.

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No shame at all.

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But a murder IS a murder

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and the evidence I have is damning.

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I'm sorry.

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Wait! Wait!

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You need to fetch Mr Scrooge, ask him to bring my ledger.

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SHE LAUGHS

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DOOR OPENS

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A gentleman for you, Miss. Mr Compeyson.

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Oh.

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Shall I show him in, then?

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Yes. Of course.

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Yes, Miss.

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Mr Compeyson, Miss.

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Thank you, Mary, that will be all.

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DOG GROWLS AND BARKS

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How can I...

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Please. I...must speak.

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Erm, there are things I had... I need to say.

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I owe you an apology.

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I should never have spoken as I did,

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should never have used those words and I can only beg your forgiveness.

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There's no need to apologise...

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You're too gracious, madam.

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Such behaviour in a gentleman is quite insupportable

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and it will never happen again.

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Now, should I be any possible use in your business affairs,

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do feel at liberty to call upon me.

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MAN GROANS

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Well, someone needed to put some fire in you, Bumble.

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I'm all eagerness to please, my angel.

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You're all prattle and chatter - all talk and no action.

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Act, Bumble, act! Make me proud - earn my gratitude.

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And how might you show it, my sweet?

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Just write the letter, Bumble!

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Win the Board - raise us up!

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Gain the position we deserve and who knows where it may lead!

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You think that I've got nothing better to do

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than to trot along over here with you during business hours!

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Well, Inspector!

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You may have plenty of time to waste, but I...

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Cratchit? What are you doing here?

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So, it was you, was it?

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When the worm turned and did for old Jacob, eh?

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The latest entry, sir. You'll see it.

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What are you talking about? What...

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On whose authorisation?!

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Mr Marley made me the loan, sir.

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And you thought to renegotiate terms

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without the agreement of the surviving partner?

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Then you must surely have consulted with Jacob Marley's ghost?!

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Hmm? Is that it?

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I just needed a month's grace.

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What exactly has he done?

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Cratchit has taken it upon himself

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to move his debt from Marley's ledger to his own,

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reducing the immediate burden and amortising it over a lengthier term.

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Reducing what he owes?

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Hmm. Increasing it, in fact - by a sparing margin.

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- It seemed right. 
- Right? What do you know of right?

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Jacob Marley had to be dead in order for you to do this.

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Well, if you think you have your man, Inspector,

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snap his neck and be quick about it.

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I'll have to go about finding - and training - a new clerk!

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What's keeping her?

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If I knew that...

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Keep him calm, keep everyone calm.

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How do I do that?

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Summat's definitely up.

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I've got to get Martha to the church!

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You must know that's not going to happen.

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Mr Scrooge told you I never stole...

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He also took great pains to point out

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that Mr Marley had to be dead for you to change the books

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and that any further alteration could only be to avoid discovery.

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I didn't kill him. There is nothing more I can say.

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All that matters now is Martha - she is alone on her wedding day

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and I made her a promise.

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A father's promise to his little girl - that is sacred.

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I can see you are a good man.

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If you have any doubt - any doubt at all - please let me keep my promise.

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After that, well, I give you my word.

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I will be back here and you can do your worst.

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She's not coming, is she? Why's she not coming?!

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- Ma! 
- Why are you still here?

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He promised he'd be back.

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What's going on? Where's your father?

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The police came.

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- Why? 
- They took him. 
- Why?

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Just a few questions about Mr Marley's business.

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- Pa! 
- That's all. 
- What sort of questions?

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Nothing you need worry about. Not today of all days.

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I promised, didn't I?

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Right, come on, love, let's get you to that church.

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What could it mean? That he never actually meant it?

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So, you like him now?

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He did say he was out of his depth.

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He could be scared.

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Well, do you want to see him again?

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Yes.

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Then you know what to do.

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Take matters into my own hands.

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Boy!

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Don't turn round.

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She's here?

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- You still got the ring? 
- Yes! 
- OK.

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Look at that dress!

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It's not the best colour, is it?

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It drains her. Washes her out.

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I think she looks lovely.

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Well, you don't have my eye, do you?

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Just one thing missing.

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Your "something borrowed".

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Right, you get in, love. We'll be right behind you.

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Pa... Before...

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Oh, like I said - a mistake. We're here now, aren't we?

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That's all that matters.

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"THE WEDDING MARCH" IS PLAYED ON ORGAN

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I'm so proud of you.

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Not sure I completely understand this detecting of yours, Mr Bucket.

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You have your man, yet let him walk away.

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He gave me his word, Mr Venus.

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Surely, he'd say anything to spare the noose

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and the dance for all to see.

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You trust him?

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I wouldn't exactly say that ...

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Well, then, why take the risk? You pity him?

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More than that. There's something about him, something honest.

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An honest killer.

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Jacob Marley was, by all reports, a bad man.

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His killer could well be a good one.

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And this you can tell from the evidence?

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I can make a strong case, but this...

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..invites me to be circumspect.

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And will you follow your nose or the evidence?

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Without an alibi, I have no choice.

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It's not looking good for him.

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CHEERING

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I promise you this.

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I will always work hard and I won't waste money and I'll save,

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and then one day I'll have enough - enough money to buy you a watch.

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And then you need never, ever be that late again.

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- I do love you. 
- I know.

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APPLAUSE

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CHEERING

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It will be you next.

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But why would you say that?!

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Because it needed to be said.

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- You were doing so well. 
- Have a little faith, Arthur.

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Faith?! You've ruined it. She'll not want to see you now.

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A note from Miss Havisham, sir.

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Oh, thank you.

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A moment, please.

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'Course, mister.

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I am invited to discuss my investment

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in the Havisham Brewery...tonight!

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"THE SAILOR'S HORNPIPE" PLAYED ON FIDDLE

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Table!

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Keep walking.

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- Not a drop o' gin. 
- The Cripples, then? 
- Yeah.

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Just, just one thing, Fan.

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- Hmm? 
- I, er, I seem to have mislaid me purse.

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- Yeah, well, don't think I'll be standing you drinks all night! 
- No.

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A bit o' quiet, please.

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Speech!

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Oh, I suppose, as the father of the bride...

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Well, this is just the beginning for the two of you.

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What's to come won't be easy.

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It'll be hard, it'll be cold.

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But there's one thing that keeps you warm.

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Gets you through it. That's each other.

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Bound together.

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Soon, you'll have your own little 'uns.

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Maybe even your own little girl.

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And you'll hold her in your arms, terrified you'll drop her.

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And then...

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One day, well, she's not your little girl any more,

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she's all grown up, so pretty and your heart'll go again.

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And you're giving her away - the proudest pa in the whole wide world.

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And you wonder where all the time went. All those years.

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So...so remember.

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Always. Hold on to those moments -

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every hour, every day.

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To the bride and groom!

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- ALL: 
- Bride and groom! 
- APPLAUSE

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He's coming.

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Something is in the air - even Frances has an admirer.

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Miss Havisham, Honoria. There you are.

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I have the honour of presenting Sir Leicester Dedlock -

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a gentleman in whose charming company

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I spent many a happy hour while I was in the country.

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You flatter me, Miss Barbary.

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I rather think it was your presence that brightened our days.

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Might we join you, ladies?

283
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Oh, I must be going, I'm afraid.

284
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I have a business meeting to prepare for.

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Good luck.

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Thank you.

287
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I seen the same thing with old Mr Wemmick.

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Grey, it was, like death. He lost the leg, of course.

289
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Well, I warned him, did he listen?

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They never do, do they? I mean, I've tried my best.

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Maybe Mr Wegg has no need of his other leg?

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I suppose - if you've the time -

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there's no harm in taking another look, is there?

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Oh? So long as it ain't no impogician.

295
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Step right this way if you would, Mrs Gamp.

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Oh! I think you'll be most appreciative, my cherry blossom.

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Is this the best you can do, Bumble?

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Ramblings, meanderings...

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Some element of circumlocution, my honey pot, is...

300
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Such shaky, spidery scrawl! How is that meant to impress?

301
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How is that meant to elevate?!

302
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Oh? Perhaps it's the weight of expectation, my pudding.

303
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I can only do my best.

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Your best is never good enough, is it, Bumble?

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You offer hope of satisfaction,

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but, once again, I'm left to minister to my own needs!

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I'd better get this back where it belongs before I break it.

308
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Now, what can I do?

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You, my girl, can tell me where your father is

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and what's really been going on.

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DOOR CREAKS LOUDLY

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This gives me no pleasure, Bob.

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I see that, Inspector.

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And, well, considering everything, you've been very decent.

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Oh! Look away, Silas, this ain't going to be pretty.

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Keep looking away.

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Oh, dear, oh, dear, oh, dear, oh, mortification!

318
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Oh, God! I'm not going to lose it, am I?

319
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I can't lose it!

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Don't worry, Silas. You've got me, ain't you?

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I know what I'm doing.

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What will you need?

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It's dirty work, you know, turns the stomach,

324
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perhaps a little gin before I start?

325
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And Fanny could use one too.

326
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I need to see the inspector NOW.

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Look, I'm not going anywhere until you get me the Inspector.

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- Calm down, madam. 
- You get me the inspector, do you hear me?!

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- Mrs Cratchit. 
- Where is he?

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You can't think that Bob done this!

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I have ample evidence, motive and opportunity, madam -

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and your husband has no alibi for the time Mr Marley was killed.

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He was at home with me.

334
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By his own admission, not all night.

335
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He went out, er, but he was... He was back by nine.

336
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I'd just brought the coal in and I heard the bells chime.

337
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When's he supposed to have killed Mr Marley?

338
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Between nine and half past ten.

339
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Well, he can't have, then, can he?

340
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Apparently not, if I'm to believe your word - the word of a wife.

341
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You have to.

342
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He's a good man, he's a kind man.

343
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There's no violence in him.

344
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He's never raised a hand - not even his voice in all our years.

345
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My husband isn't a murderer!

346
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Madam, there's a caller for you.

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Thank you, Mary.

348
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We'll be seeing more of Sir Leicester, then?

349
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Definitely. A man of his means and influence makes an ideal suitor.

350
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You're sure of his interest?

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Certain.

352
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He's eager to call on you officially and discuss the matter with Papa.

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- Me?! 
- Of course.

354
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I have my duties and you have yours.

355
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It's an ideal match and he has a genuine affection for you.

356
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Yes, but James...

357
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Is wholly unsuitable. His prospects are as poor as his character.

358
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His hoped for promotion a fantasy.

359
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Sir Leicester's wealth and connections

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will prove invaluable in restoring our name

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and interests to their rightful state.

362
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His timely arrival can only be the work of providence.

363
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Better go before I change my mind.

364
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Mr Compeyson!

365
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Miss Havisham.

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This is my dear cousin, Matthew Pocket,

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- just returned from his travels. 
- Sir.

368
00:26:51,480 --> 00:26:55,000
I heard the sad news of Mr Havisham and came as soon as I could.

369
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How fortunate for your cousin.

370
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Mr Pocket is my oldest friend.

371
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You could say he's my North Star. We have much to discuss.

372
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I know we were supposed to meet, I'm sorry.

373
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Think nothing of it. Another time.

374
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Mr Pocket.

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DOG BARKS

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# Home! Home! Home, sweet home!

377
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# There's no place like home, no There's no place like home... #

378
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Where did you two get to, then?

379
00:27:38,240 --> 00:27:39,840
What's this?

380
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The necklace. Nell opened up so I could sell it.

381
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- Oh, but... 
- No.

382
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It was a lovely thought,

383
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but I won't be in debt to Scrooge, not for baubles.

384
00:27:51,400 --> 00:27:55,280
So? Another name off your list, Mr Bucket?

385
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It suits my purpose for now, Mr Venus, that's all.

386
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His wife just lied to give him an alibi and that's rather interesting.

387
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Let Bob Cratchit enjoy the moment.

388
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I have him in my sights and if he is Jacob Marley's killer...

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You will have your man!

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THEY CHUCKLE