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No, please! I beg you ...
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Walk over to the window ...
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Let it be rain, please let it be
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Stay by the window. By the window.
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Are you alright, young man?
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I think so, thank you so much ...
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Cocky little bastard. I hope he was a baddy.
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I feel sure of it.
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I'm Alice. Mother said you'd be on your way. Mrs. Peel with you?
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She was ...
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You with Mother or Father?
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Both, actually.
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Good. Glad to see they're together at last. They don't get along. Promotion. Top job. Most unfair. Quite a fuss at the Ministry.
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You don't say. Like looking for a needle in a ...
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Wonderland Weather Ltd.
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This way ...
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Mother. I thought you were burglars.
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Brenda and I thought we'd drop in.
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Weather's turning nasty.
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You didn't come to talk about the weather, surely.
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Oh yes I did. I want you to meet somebody. I expect you'll like her.
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Your research into climate engineering was stateoftheart. Your experiments could have revolutionized our knowledge of global warming had they succeeded. We need your expertise.
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Perhaps I'd better start calling you doctor again, Mrs. Peel
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Think she really killed those agents?
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She may not know. Theory goes she may be very ill.
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Amnesia?
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Possibly. Split personality ...
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Insane ... ?
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Who knows? If Dr. Darling is right, you should watch out.
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Why?
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She may try to kill you.
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Something went wrong. System malfunction. Explosion. Mrs. Peel had a narrow escape. Suspected sabotage. Nothing proven. File still open.
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How come you took so much interest in her, Dr. Darling?
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Still doesn't. Better safe than sorry. She was in a dangerous game, Steed. High stakes. She may prove to be a risk. If she is, there's only one solution. Termination.
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Anyone particular in mind?
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You.
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We had a lead to Wonderland Weather but we got there too late. Someone tipped them off ...
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Too late anyway. Today's escapade was only for starters. This is no ordinary weather. It's manmade. A kind of weather bomb.
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Impossible.
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This man did you see him?
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No. Her husband, she says. Alice tried to warn us. A trap. Tell Mother beware. Tell Father That's all.
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You're accusing Mrs. Peel of killing her own husband?
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Her husband suspected someone very close to the operation. On the day he died, he was setting a test. To prove to himself to us that his wife was beyond suspicion. He had to be certain. He said he was going to give Mrs. Peel something ...
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Pity. I was growing fond of Mrs. Peel. Unfortunately
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Guilty until proven innocent?
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Mother and Father know best.
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I was hoping you could tell me.
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You're getting yourself into terrible trouble, my son. Weather's turning very nasty and so am I.
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I'm going to follow up on a hunch of my own. If I'm right, Mrs. Peel is innocent and you have a mole.
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Where?
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In your operation.
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I'm warning you for the last time, Steed: whoever's behind all this, looks like Mrs. Peel, walks like Mrs. Peel and kills like Mrs. Peel.
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A series of bizarre shifts in local weather patterns ...
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Global warming?
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Jungle plants in the Arctic? A lush English village transformed overnight into African scrubland? Blizzards in summer?
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We know one thing. That suspect was not Mrs. Peel.
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So you say ...
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Oh, hello ...
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We want Mrs. Peel.
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Dead, I'm afraid.
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Steed
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How did you guess?
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You reek of Mrs. Peel's Black Leather ...
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It was you who gave Valentine Peel his security clearance ... you're the mole who betrayed the Ministry.
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Mother betrayed me. She was going to replace me with a younger Father. Errand boy that's all I was. 'Find Steed...'
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Well, you found me. Have a sniff of this, why don't you? Careful, the scent can be overpowering ...
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Talk to the pipe, Mrs. Peel. That usually helps. Don't worry about me being invisible. Other than that I'm perfectly normal.
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I see.
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Or rather, you don't. Learnt the tricks in camouflage. Till this accident made a prang of things. How can I help you, Mrs. Peel?
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Ah, here we are. Steed asked me to play a hunch: Valentine Peel.
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Peter's brother? But
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Halfbrother to be precise.
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Now let's see ... Eton, Cambridge ... research into robotics and plastics. Overtaken by Peter's work on the physics of climate change ...
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I know all this.
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Do you also know that during your final experiment, your halfbrother inlaw was under surveillance?
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Surveillance? By whom?
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Father. She gave him an 'all clear' after a security test by Dr. Darling.
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Who's now vanished.
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Makes two of us.
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Are you suggesting that Dr. Darling and Valentine were somehow in this together? But that's absurd.
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I was getting to it.
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Getting to what?
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The World Council of Ministers meets tomorrow to convene the new global defense initiative
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I fail to see
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Under the circumstances Mother didn't see fit, but I think I can get you in ...
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Well, I can't possibly go like this.
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'X' marks the spot. The shoes were delivered to ... an island in Hyde Park. Surrounded by the Serpentine. On the site of a former Ministry installation...
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... and now?
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Privately owned by ...
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Let me guess: Wonderland Weather.
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Very good, Mrs. Peel ...
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I shall need a small plane.
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You're not venturing alone, surely.
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I'm going to find out who killed my husband. Will you take these documents to Steed?
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Your mission is simple. Find out how and why these agents died.
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I'm no spy where do I fit in?
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Think of it as special assignment, Mrs. Peel. With a twist. You're our chief suspect.
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You're saying I have no choice.
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Where's Mother?
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Mobile HQ. In a blue funk. Can't take chances. I'm looking after things while he's hiding out ...
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