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It's not the drugs, Ariane, it's it's someone who wants to kill me. You gotta believe me!
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Why?
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Christ! Shit! I could kill them all with my bare hands.
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Who?
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Those fucking Mob assholes.
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C'mere. You got some good blow, right?
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Yeah.
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Then c'mere. I got something for you.
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First I'll put your Uptown in the spoon, then, to make it more exciting, I'm gonna add some Downtown. They call this thing a speedball, honey, but then you must know that... First time shooting up?
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Nah...
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Sure it is. You're a virgin. Just like that nun. And I'm gonna rape you.
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Can you believe the nerve of this fucking guy? He kills people for fun, and then, he puts up 100 G to bring in some guys who raped a nun. What a sick fuck. Man...
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Who?
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A wiseguy. Paying 100 Grand for the rapists if I turn then over direct to him.
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But you could do it, baby. We could use the bread...
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You mean you could use it.
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I got it, man! I will find those kids. And I'll get the 50 G from the Church! Then the kids'll go to jail. I'll be in charge, of course. After a little while, I'll break the fuckers out and I'll turn them in to shithead I was just talking to. And pick up his 100 G. No. I'll hit him up for 200 G. Or 250 G. l can do it 'cause I've got the kids. Then, of course, there's the 180 G I'm gonna pick up on the Game tonight when the Strawberries win!
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"The Strawberries"?
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The Mets. So anyway, chalk up another 180 G for the Game. Jesus Christ! That's almost half a million dollars. Ariane! Wait. That's not good enough, I'll ask the shithead for 280 G for the kids. Then it'll be a perfect 500 thousand. Yeah. Perfect. 280 G for the kids. Yeah, it's good I prepared, or I wouldn't have thought to
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How come all those guys who're looking to get 50 from the Church haven't come up with shit? You got some kinda inside track?
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I'm a Catholic.
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Alderman Swayzak.
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Investigator Rimgale.
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I need to get in the trunk.
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Inspector.
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Alderman.
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When are you going to catch the prick that's doing this, Don?
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"Don?"
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Don't you have any leads at all?
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No Marty, I don't.
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We still haven't found a connection between the victims.
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Jesus, open your eyes! Seagrave, Cosgrove, and now Holcomb fried in a goddamn highrise!
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Holcomb? I didn't know the name of that victim had even been released yet.
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Is there a connection between them, Alderman?
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Just catch the son of a bitch.
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Mr. Swayzak! How ya doin'?
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Investigator...
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I'm a little busy right now
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This'll only take a minute. There's two cops outside that want to ask you about this
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Got a cause?
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Are the glory boys actually showing interest in Investigation's work? I may have a stroke.
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The glory boys just want to finish their report so they can go home.
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I'm working on it.
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I deal with this stuff every day. But a fireman... you never get used to it. What happened up there? He was a candidate. Did he pay attention? Was he listening?
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...He wasn't listening to the right thing...
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What do you listen to, Stephen?
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You don't know... nobody knows...
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I might.
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It knows us. This one knows us.
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I need that report, Lt.
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Shadow.
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How ya doin', Ronald. Staying comfortable?
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Didn't think you'd make it.
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Wouldn't miss this for the world, pal.
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Who's this?
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He works for me.
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Is he a fireman? I like firemen.
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You like everybody, Ronald.
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You don't know him.
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I know you.
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Knock it off. Now.
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Tell him about me, Shadow?
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Ronald here likes telephones. Used to tape wooden matches to the bell striker and wrap it in cotton. Came up with a whole little thing there, didn't you Ronald? When you got bored, what did you do? You just started making calls... mostly day care centers and retirement homes, wasn't it?
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Did he tell you how we finally met?
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Nobody cares, Ronald.
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Oh, but it's a good story, Shadow. You're depriving our famous young friend here...
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Sure Ronald? You're ready alright.
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Absolutely.
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Burn them.
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And old ladies?
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Burn them.
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And the world the whole world.
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Burn it all.
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They ran the residue you scraped from both crispers' front doors. It's a combination of plumber's putty and rayophene gum. Burns almost completely away when you light it.
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Putty? On both doors?
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There's something else kinda interesting...
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Anyway, down here, take a look...
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McCaffrey, hold this for us.
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See that patch of shirt? We wondered about the discoloration so he ran a spectro. On a lucky shot we picked up some traces of Trychticholorate. Nobody around here had ever heard of it.
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Trychticholorate? Alright, it's an absorption catalyst in toxic waste accidents. It's pretty rare, they stopped making it a couple'a years ago.
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Probably got in Cosgrove's clothes in a gas state from the fire.
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What the hell was it doing in the fire?
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That's your job.
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Uh, Helen, I wanted to talk to you a second about Sean...
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Stephen, I'm kinda busy here, can we talk about this later?
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You can't talk about my brother like that...
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Here we go...
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Stephen, what are you doing here?
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Fixing my roof.
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It's not your roof anymore.
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Where's Sean?
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He's got piano lessons.
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Oh yeah? How's he doing?
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He's going to be a fireman.
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Give up, babe. You can't fight it. Believe me, my mom tried...
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Stephen, you gotta stop just showing up on the roof like this.
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I just wanted to, I don't know, not exactly apologize for the other night especially since I don't remember much of it
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You remember.
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Yeah... I just thought I should say, I don't know, something.
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The great communicator.
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