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Have a look at this.
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I'll be back ...
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Where are you going?
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Laying in supplies, Mrs. Peel weather may get very nasty and I've no umbrella ...
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You needn't bother. I can't drag you further into this. After all, I am still the chief suspect.
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No bother. Mother and Father think I've joined you. I might as well.
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But
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Oh, and by the way, I think it's about time you got rid of that chip on your shoulder.
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If you'd been through what I have, you wouldn't
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Mrs. Peel?
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What kept you?
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The plot. Hello, we must be going ...
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'The owl and the pussycat went to sea '
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'... in a beautiful pea green boat...'
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A fine night, Mrs. Peel ...
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Still a bit chilly ...
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English weather. You know, after all we've been through, I should say we deserve a long holiday ...
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Have you any place in mind?
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As a matter of fact I have ...
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I don't recall Siberia being this warm, Steed.
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It's the latest thing, Mrs. Peel.
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Our little paradise just made for two?
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Not quite.
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Our chaperon.
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Pity your mother came, too ...
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Ah ... sun tan lotion. Any shops nearby?
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Must be. Trubshaw's busy. I'll send Mother ...
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Good luck ... Peter ... Emma.
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Thanks, Valentine ...
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You.
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Darling Emma yes, we: the true genius behind the Prospero Project ...
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A slight miscalculation my face was burned beyond recognition. Fortunately my research into plastics came in handy ...
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Dr. Darling, Peter ... all you ...
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An unholy trinity ...
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You killed my husband.
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For starters. Of course I had to kill the Teddy Bears, as well ...
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Too many cooks
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Spoil the majority shareholders. In Wonderland Weather. I planned everything, even the Ministry recruiting you ...
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But I found you. All the clues led me here ...
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Of course. I planned that, too.
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But why?
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You disappoint me, Emma. Can't you guess? For you. It was all for you ...
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'Our revels now are ended.'
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Oh, no, Emma. They've only just begun ...
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Think of this as your second wedding feast ...
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I'm already married ...
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Come, come, you're a widow a most attractive widow. Now I think of it, we'll need a bridesmaid. Here.
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You know, I believe she's actually jealous.
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Valentine, listen to me ...
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Right, bridesmaid. Now what have I left out? Oh, yes, I know: the ring.
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Ring?
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That's better. I say, isn't this where you came in? It's impenetrable, by the way ...
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You're mad.
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Entirely. On the other hand Mad people get things done. Let me show you
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Such as?
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Destruction of their local weather systems. I can zap a thousand Chernobyls into the air.
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The result would be ...
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Chaos. Transport paralysis. Crop failure. Economic disaster. Frostbite or sunburn ... on a massive scale. You've seen a few samples...
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Then what's stopping you?
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One very small thing. A diamond 'cyclone' chip. A thousand times more information on a fraction of the size. If I possess that, my powers would be unlimited. My dear halfbrother was developing it. But he suspected sabotage. He gave the chip to ... you, 'Mrs.' Peel. I want you. But also your ring.
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The missing piece of the jigsaw. I tried to get you to give it to me as Peter; I tried to steal it from you as Dr. Darling. As myself I'll be a bit less subtle. With this ring my plan will be complete.
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How Wagnerian ... Do you mean to say you've waited all these years because you couldn't create a chip on your own? That would have amused Peter.
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Speaking of Peter, there's more good news: You won't even have to change your last name. You'll always be Mrs. Peel.
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What are my choices?
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Choices?
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I'll never marry you.
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Close. We're so hushhush, even we know nothing about it. Now let's see, there's coconut cake, date and walnut; I recommend the rum baba ...
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Hmmm ...
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Looks like rain, Steed...
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My number two. Special assignments. She's
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Let me guess 'Father'?
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How curious ...
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Something strange is happening. And whoever knows about it doesn't want us to find out.
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Father will be your controller. Steed here will show you the ropes.
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Ropes?
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Welcome to mobile H.Q. Weather's turning quite nasty. Sir August was blown to smithereens. Along with half of Banffshire. The Ministry's worried.
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He tried to warn us ...
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Would it be possible to use it for military purposes?
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Directed by laser. Bounced by satellite. Quite possible.
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London. The World Council of Ministers meets soon on global defence. If you can control the weather, you control the world.
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After the cold war ...
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I resign.
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You need treatment, Mrs. Peel. You can't resign.
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Watch me.
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What are you trying to do to me?
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We want to help...!
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I thought I was a widow. My husband ... the only man I ever loved ... is dead. For the rest of my life I have to live with that.
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The death of Peter Peel was a great loss. To us all ...
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To you ... ?
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Peter Peel was a first class agent. A senior operative. 'X' department Special operations. He was engaged in top secret research. Top priority. Government approved.
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The Institute ... the funding ...
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A cover ... for us. I'm sorry...
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Who?
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Quite frankly ... it could have been you.
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This is an official matter, Mrs. Peel. No need to take it personally. Where are you going?
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To find out who killed my husband.
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The doors and walls are monitored, Mrs. Peel. This is a very secure establishment.
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So am I.
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About your next assignment, Mrs. Peel ...
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Next assignment?
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