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Visitors? Some friends maybe? Someone you talked to? |
No one. I promise. |
Who have you talked to? |
No one. |
If I think you're lying |
I thought you'd gone to work. |
With a face like this? |
I'm sorry. |
I should hope so. |
We already know. All about it. |
It was on the television. |
So let's go. |
You and me? |
Yes. |
And you need your sleep. |
Eh, I don't know. |
Oh, don't be so coy, dear. You're going to Rio. |
What? |
That's right. You're going to Rio. Rio de Janeiro. On your own. Come on, you should know. You bought the fucking ticket. |
But I bet you didn't say you were going to split on him. |
It wasn't like that. |
Don't lie to me. Don't treat me like that. |
Good evening. I'm Detective Inspector McCall and this is DC Mitchell. I wonder if we could ask you some questions. |
What about? |
It's about the burglary. |
Burglary? |
Downstairs. |
Of course. |
Can we come in? |
So I just heard her cries for help and all that, and when I went downstairs there were already those other people there, so I just stood around really, waiting you know how people do and then when your colleagues arrived I came back upstairs. And that's about all, I think. I didn't actually see anything useful, I don't think. |
did you hear anything before he cries? |
No, not that I recall, I was asleep. |
Have you seen anything or anyone suspicious around here in the last few days? |
No, nothing, sorry. |
Well, if you do, you'll let us know? |
Of course. |
And the other three people on the flat, did they hear anything? |
There are only two other people in the flat. |
Two? |
Who said there were four? |
We understood there were four people living here. Not always, of course, but now, four. |
No, three. Who said there were four? |
How strange. And how unsatisfactory to have misleading information. Only three people here. You're sure? |
Yes, absolutely. |
Take a note of that, Mitchell. Only three, rather than four. Write it down. You can use numbers or words, I have no preference. Which are you using? |
I see. |
I doubt it. And these two other people, did they hear anything? |
No, they were asleep. They didn't even wake up. |
Yes. Why do you think you woke and they didn't? |
I don't know. Maybe I'm a light sleeper. |
Loks like you had a breakin up here as well. |
Someone lost the key. |
Is this where no one stays? |
Yeah, that's right, that's it. |
No, I've never seen them. |
You're sure of that. |
Yes. |
That wasn't a question. |
Interesting. |
I see. |
Yeah, well, that's what she said. Interesting. That's why you're here, you see. |
So, uh... |
What? |
What? |
You were going to say something. |
What was I trying to say? Oh, yes, I think, we think, or at least I suppose we think am I right? |
It's OK. There's no problem. |
You mean I can have the room? |
Well, that's what I said, isn't it? |
Can you afford this place? |
Yeah. |
Cameron. |
Cameron? |
Yes. |
Really? |
When you slaughter a goat and wrench its heart out with your bare hands, do you then summon hellfire? |
I mean, what are you actually doing here? What is the hidden agenda? |
When you get up in the morning, how do you decide what shade of black to wear? |
Now, let me get this straight. This affair that you're not having, is it not with a man or not with a woman? |
And when did anyone last say to you these exact words: You are the sunshine of my life'? |
OK, so A has left you, B is ambivalent, you're still seeing C but D is the one you yearn for. What are we to make of this? If I were you, I'd ditch the lot. There's a lot more letters in the alphabet of love. |
Did you know |
Just serve. |
I thought you stopped going. |
Yeah, he had one too many of thise urges. You of all people should know that. |
God, you two are sensitive. All I'm doing is implying some sort of sordid, ugly, sexual liason. Why, I'd be proud of that sort of thing. |
Maybe you should go, Alex.You'll meet someone wonderful. |
For my life? At a discussion group? I think not. |
For the flat. |
No. Be someone else like him. One is enough. And what happened to that girl, that friend of yours, the one that came round. I liked her. I really felt we had something. She could have moved in. We had chemistry. |
She hated you |
Well, she had problems |
more than anyone she has ever met. In her whole life. |
I'd be the first topoint that out. In all kindness I would. But, like they say, you know, she's got to want to change, hasn't she? |
Has he tried down the back of the fridge? I mean, that's where I normally find things. |
He seemed like a nice guy, Alex. |
Who was it? |
I don't know. He sounded Swedish. Do you know any Swedish men? Maybe it was just the emotion. |
So we'll meet him, then? |
What? Oh, yeah, sure, if you want. I tell you, every letter this guy writes to you is the same: they all begin like pure love and descend into open pornography. I dream of your thighs, the soft touch of your white skin leading me in desire, while I, aroused and inflamed ' |
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