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Fetch me a warm coat, I wish to go out.

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I don't think you understand my predicament.

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I should, you find it necessary to remind me of it often enough.

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I am drowning in debt,

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having borrowed money to support this endeavour,

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but if there is no progress and my credit fails, then I am lost.

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There will be progress and perhaps sooner now than you think.

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Now, release my arm, before people draw the wrong conclusion.

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Thank you.

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You said there would be progress.

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-Am I at least permitted to ask when I might see it?

-Soon.

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There has been some development?

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This partnership will only thrive if we both stick to what we're best at.

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I will bring your sister to heel, while you, my dear Havisham,

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will call on Mr Jaggers

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and see if he can't extend you an advance of some kind.

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You're too sick to eat, is that it?

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I doubt I would be very good company.

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Sir Leicester is not a man to be kept waiting.

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Do you think there are not 100 women in London

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who would trade places with you, given the opportunity?

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Well, then, let them do so!

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And have our father be sent back to prison?

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No.

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Then you must act to prevent it.

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You must know I have your best interests at heart.

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I know.

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Things will not happen on their own, Honoria.

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Sir Leicester will not wait for ever.

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DOOR OPENS

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DOOR SHUTS

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HE RINGS BELL

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Good morning, Mary. Please let your mistress know I'm here.

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I'm afraid Miss has gone out, sir.

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Out? Out where?

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She didn't say.

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-Thank you, Mary.

-Let her know I called, will you?

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-A customer, Miss.

-Thank you, Martha. Do you have a card?

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It's Miss Havisham.

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I just saw Frances. It seems her humour's not improved.

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Which makes it all the better to see a friendly face.

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How are you?

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I think I can honestly say, I have rarely felt better.

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Oh, so you've decided to treat yourself to a new dress?

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Exactly.

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Well, magenta is all the rage in Paris...

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I was thinking... something a little lighter.

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Lighter?

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More white.

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White?

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SHE GASPS

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I must say, I thought you'd be happier for me.

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I am. Of course I am.

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It just seems rather sudden.

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Oh. And how often have I had to stand by

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and watch the breakneck speed

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at which you and your Captain Hawdon conducted your affair?

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I'm sorry, I wasn't thinking.

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Do you miss him?

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A little.

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I was surprised to hear it from someone else.

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Well, it was a very difficult time.

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With your father, of course -

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but that's all resolved now, is it not?

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And I hear you are being courted by Sir Leicester Dedlock.

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Surely that lifts the spirits?

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He's a good man, with much influence -

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and not to mention a rather large estate.

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I'm happy for you.

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As I hoped you'd be for me.

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Please don't think I'm not. I simply advise caution.

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-Caution?

-Well, I knew you liked him, but...marriage?

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You'll understand when you get to know him better.

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-When we're alone, he's so different.

-I'd just hate to see you let down.

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You think he considers the Havisham fortune the real prize and not me?

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No, I never said that.

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I'm not a child, Honoria. I know my own mind.

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Be happy for me.

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I am. Truly.

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Now, let's choose a wedding dress!

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Will it taste nice?

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Medicine always tastes nice,

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as long as you remember it's going to make you better.

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But the brown stuff I had when my belly was bad didn't.

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-The trick is to close your eyes and pretend it's honey.

-SHOP DOOR OPENS

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Did you get it?

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A real tonic, they said.

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Have him swinging from the chandelier, if we had one.

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As long as it does the trick. God bless Peter.

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Yes, indeed.

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Hadn't you better get off to work?

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No, I'd rather see Tim home and settled first.

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I'll explain to Mr Scrooge.

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He's not as bad as people think.

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Right, come on, little fella, let's get you home in the warm.

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-On you get.

-One, two, three...

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A nice warm fire and a spoonful of what will do you good.

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It's going to taste like honey!

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We're to be raised up, Miss Biggetywitch -

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-raised up to our proper place.

-How so?

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Mr Bumble has been told that his interview with the board

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will take place this week.

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We shall purchase a new suit.

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Oh, the way you've been talking about it,

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I thought this promotion of his was already agreed.

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It's merely a formality, nothing more.

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A formality that requires a new suit?

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I thought I'd made myself very clear.

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What I'm still not clear on

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is whether or not this job you keep talking about is actually a job,

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or just a figment of your imagination.

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His position will be moved up.

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We will be mingling with our betters.

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He will need to dress accordingly.

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By wearing a new suit at his interview,

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he will simply be showing the trustees

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that he understands his bespoke responsibilities.

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-Oh, so we know where we stand now?

-Yes.

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He ain't got the job yet.

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Good morning, Mr Scrooge.

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Is it?

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Well?

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Just like honey.

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Be back to your old self in no time.

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FLOORBOARDS CREAK

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You're late.

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Apologies, Mr Scrooge. I had to visit the pharmacist, you see.

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Young Timothy hasn't been so well.

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Oh, dear.

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And he chooses an ailment which needs to be tended on my time,

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rather than yours?

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Well, I had to wait for the pharmacist to open, you see -

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and, well, I can't be in two places at once, can I?

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I should think not.

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As it seems you insist on taking your wages

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whether you are actually here or not,

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then if you were indeed in two places at once,

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I don't doubt you'd insist that I paid you twice.

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I can stay late, make up the time.

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Hmm?

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Yes.

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Yes, you will, but not from the goodness of your heart,

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as your manner would have me believe,

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but because you owe it to me

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and I am not in the habit of paying for things I have not received.

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No.

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No.

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The time that you owe shall start

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when you are sat at your desk with pen in hand, not a second before.

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No, sir. Thank you, sir.

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Dodger, my dear.

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Ain't lost any of your guile, I see.

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Friend of yours?

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Once I'd given him ten bob and a new silk handkerchief for his wife.

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Good boy. So, what news?

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-I'm keeping the boys in line till you get out.

-What about Bill?

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-Ain't seen him.

-You will, my dear - and when you do,

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don't let him throw his weight about.

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Make it clear that you're taking care of the business with my blessing -

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that crossing you is the same as crossing me.

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Treat him like the wild dog he is, tight on a leash,

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or he'll sink his teeth in you.

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-I can handle Bill.

-Course you can, my dear.

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So, how long are you going to be stuck in here?

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Bucket wants it to be me that killed Jacob Marley,

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but he can't prove anything.

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It's only his malice keeping me in here

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and that ain't enough for the law.

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I'll be home by teatime.

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Good morning, Inspector.

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Mr Jaggers.

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I understand the pies are rather good.

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A weakness.

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Is there something I can do for you, perhaps?

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Yes, there is.

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It appears you have one of my clients in your cells.

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None of the cut-throats and thieves we have down there

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are likely to have the funds to afford YOUR services, Mr Jaggers.

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My client's name is Mr Fagin.

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You are holding him, are you not?

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We are.

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In the case of Mr Marley's murder?

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He had dealings with Mr Marley, of a nefarious nature.

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What's more, he has no credible witness

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as to his movements on the night of the murder.

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So, you'll be charging him?

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Presenting your evidence to the magistrates in the morning?

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See, if Mr Fagin is guilty and you have proof,

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then like any other law-abiding citizen,

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I will be happy to stand beside you and watch him hang.

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But if you have no such proof,

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if his detention owes more to some kind

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of personal vendetta against him,

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then I will use all my influence to bring that injustice into the light.

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And my influence, as I'm sure you know, is not inconsiderable.

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Might I ask if you're threatening me, Mr Jaggers?

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It's not a threat.

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It's merely a fair representation of my intended actions,

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should you not release my client...

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..today.

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-I'll be off now.

-Right.

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Since it seems I'm not needed any more.

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-And not being disposed to overstaying my welcome.

-Nah.

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Fanny has offered me a bed. Well, I say a bed.

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It's more of a wooden board, really.

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Not the best thing for my constitution,

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from a medical perplexity,

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but beggars can't be choosers, eh? That's what they say.

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Mayhaps we could have a little drop of gin? A farewell toast?

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Send me on my way?

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Or not.

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Well, I bid you farewell, Mr Wegg, and I hope I've served you well

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and that you will think of me kindly, from time to time.

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HE SCOFFS

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THUD, MR WEGG SCREAMS

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Well, get it off him, someone!

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Oh, stand back! I'm a nurse. Let me through.

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Oh, give him some air! Move.

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Now, it's probably broke, someone go to the pharmacy.

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Get some splints, bandages, morphine for the pain!

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-And someone get me a gin.

-Wait!

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I am well-documented in emergency situations.

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You just lay back and let me tend to your appendage.

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I don't need a nurse.

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He's delirious, that's what it is. Where's that morphine?

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-Where's my gin?

-Stop!

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I don't need a nurse, or a splint, just...

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..a carpenter!

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What's it like at the back? Could you turn?

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It's beautiful, Miss.

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You look dreadfully pale. Is it too tight?

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-Oh, I'm fine.

-And the veil?

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Excellent.

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But I want bigger, at the bottom. More volume.

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Could you turn again, please?

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Pardon me, Miss, but do you have a date yet - for the wedding?

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No, but my fiance insists that it'll be soon. He's very impulsive.

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Well, if there's time, we should look through all the illustrations.

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Isn't that right, Miss?

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Miss Honoria?

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Huh?

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Oh, erm, of course we should.

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Yes, please do. Every detail must be perfect.

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Martha, the design book.

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Would you excuse me a moment?

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SHE WEEPS

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MR BUMBLE GRUNTS

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Hurry, Bumble!

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Almost there, my sweet.

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Does it fit?

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It's snug, my love.

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Well, snug is good - it suggests opulence, authority...

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I had the tailor be penurious in his measurements.

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There's nothing worse than a suit hanging off a man

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as though he were a twig beside a lake upon which the owner

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has flung his attire before taking a swim.

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A man should have an abundance about him, he should be substantial.

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I can't wait, Bumble!

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Substantial enough for you, madam?

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Oh!

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Oh, a suit does something for you, sir.

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Oh, I have a flutter.

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A flutter?

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Oh, there is an awakening.

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Oh, something stirs...

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..like an itch, inside me.

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-Then we must scratch it, my love...

-No! Keep it on, Bumble.

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But the trousers, my sweet - they are beyond snug,

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they have stopped the circulation.

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Little Bumble is imprisoned,

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deprived of light and movement...

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We must free him.

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Show some restraint, sir!

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There are more important things to worry about than little Bumble.

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-There are?

-Yes!

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You must wear in your suit.

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It must not look new when you attend the interview.

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It must appear as though it is just one of your many suits.

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But it's my only suit.

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They must think you a man of means, not a man with only one suit.

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Oh.

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Wear it in.

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RAIN POURS

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Back to work, Inspector?

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It seems I must let a certain eel slip the net.

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You don't sound very pleased about it.

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-I'm not.

-Has Arthur Havisham been in?

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Ain't seen him since he left with you this morning.

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-And he hasn't been back?

-Not that I've seen.

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Damn.

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Then get me a brandy.

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Daisy? Get the gentleman a brandy.

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Do I know you, sir?

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I don't believe so.

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I'm normally quite good with faces.

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People often mistake me for someone else.

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I have that kind of face.

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What is this?

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That is a most singular wallet.

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My wallet? Who the hell are you?

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I am Inspector Bucket of the Detective.

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May I?

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What's this about?

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You'll note the stud work here, used to mark out the letter "M"?

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-Your initial?

-Yes. My forename, Meriweather.

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And beside that, traces of another letter.

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Well, perhaps. I bought it second hand, un-picked a few studs.

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There's no crime in that, is there, Inspector?

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That's still to be established.

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The letter you removed -

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it was a "J".

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What of it?

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Jacob Marley.

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No...wait. I told you, I bought it.

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Might I ask where?

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-Go, quick as you can.

-Honoria!

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-Feeling any better?

-A little. You seem pleased.

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I've just had a rather excellent meeting with a merchant,

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an introduction from Sir Leicester.

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Could prove very lucrative.

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Police business, Miss.

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This wallet...

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..do you recognise it?

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I think so. It's been altered, but...

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Do you remember the man who bought it?

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I believe it was Mr Compeyson, sir. A week ago.

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A shilling, if I recall.

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I'm to ask you two more questions.

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You must answer both truthfully, or face the consequences.

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Do you understand, Miss?

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You bought this from someone?

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Yes, sir.

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Who?

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Mr Fagin, sir.

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VOICES AND RATTLE OF CARRIAGES IN STREET

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CELL DOOR OPENS

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Your lawyer came to see me.

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Nothing personal, my dear.

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As an innocent man, incarcerated like this,

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I felt in need of legal advice.

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He was very eloquent.

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Insisted you be released...

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..today.

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Now, I want you to know, Inspector, that I bear you no ill will.

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You were simply doing your job, that's all. No hard feelings.

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That's very gracious of you. Thank you.

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There was something else?

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Something else?

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Oh, yes.

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-Do you know what this is?

-Looks like a wallet.

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Oh, it's more than that.

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This wallet fits the description of the one stolen from Jacob Marley,

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the night he was murdered.

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You can see his initials there, you see?

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"JM."

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Jacob Marley.

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I don't quite follow you, my dear. What's this got to do with me?

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I have a witness that says you sold it to them.

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This will see you hanged.

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Wait!

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We have to do our merry dance, Inspector, I know that.

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But we both know who we are.

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And it's a very long time since I stole a wallet myself.

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Silks and wallets are sold to the Old Curiosity Shop

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and I'll wager that's where you'll find your witness.

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They're all lifted - not by me,

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but by my young associates, as well you know.

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And that particular wallet came from the best of the lot of them...

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..Dodger.

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I am not a bank, Arthur, nor do I have access to your sister's estate.

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You are the company lawyer, are you not?

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Why then can't you complete the necessary paperwork for an advance against earnings?

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-Because any such advance would need the approval of the board first.

-It's my money!

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Yes, when it is due to you, not before.

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Your salary will arrive in your bank every month, as usual.

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It's two weeks away.

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-I can speak to your sister if you wish...

-Damn my sister!

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Must she constantly be an obstacle to me?

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I am a Havisham too.

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-That must count for something.

-Yes, it does.

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It gives you the privilege of coming in here to berate me,

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despite the fact I can do nothing to assist you.

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DOOR OPENS

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Gentlemen.

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I wasn't expecting you.

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If it's inconvenient?

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No, no, no, no, please. Take a seat.

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No need, I come simply with news.

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In fact, it's good you're both here,

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two names to check off my list in a single visit.

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-News?

-Yes.

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I am to be married...

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to Mr Compeyson.

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With respect, Miss Havisham,

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could you not have consulted me first?

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Why?

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For counsel.

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You do not approve?

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Well, I know nothing of this Mr Compeyson's character,

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-of his intentions...

-His intentions are to marry me.

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Did I not make that clear?

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Arthur? Have you nothing to say?

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-You can't.

-Oh?

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You don't know him.

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I know him very well, otherwise I wouldn't have accepted his proposal.

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What your brother means is that you've hardly known him long enough

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to form an association which would justify marriage.

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I urge you to reconsider.

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And I urge you to remember your place, Mr Jaggers.

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You are my lawyer for as long as it pleases me,

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not my father and not my guardian.

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Will no-one be happy for me?

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It seems there is only one man in my life

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who puts my happiness above all else.

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I intend to reward that devotion, that loyalty...

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by marrying him.

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DOOR OPENS

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-Have you lost your mind?

-Arthur.

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You told her that you'd marry her?!

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-So, you've seen her?

-Are you insane?

-Look, not here.

-Answer me!

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Would you have everyone know our business?

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How could you do this?

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She had found new confidence after the shareholders' meeting,

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-we were losing her. I had to do something.

-So, you proposed?

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It worked, didn't it?

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She is back at heel, hanging on my every word.

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But you're already married. Or have you forgotten?

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And what if I wasn't?

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What?!

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We're nearing the end of the game, Arthur.

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You must hold your nerve.

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Only a few more weeks and we'll both get exactly what we deserve.

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Arthur. Arthur!

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-Night, Miss.

-Night, Martha.

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Honoria?

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I was just leaving, I'll be home soon.

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We can walk home together.

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We had word from Sir Leicester, accepting your invitation to dinner.

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I sent him a note.

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You ready?

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Honoria?

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Honoria!

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Please!

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I'll fetch help.

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DOOR OPENS

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-I'm sorry.

-Lucky I was so close, eh?

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Getting a doctor out this time of night costs you an arm and a leg.

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Whereas me, all I charge you is the price of a couple of gins.

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Well, three or four. Certainly no more than five.

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Well, I'm very grateful, I feel much better. Thank you.

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Healing hands, I got.

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I mean, with minor ailments like colds and that,

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I don't even have to touch you,

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all I do is look at you, see 'em off.

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Yes, thank you, Mrs Gamp.

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We'd better get you home. Can you walk?

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-Of course. It's passed, I don't know what happened.

-Well, I do.

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-I'm sorry?

-Plain as the nose on your face.

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You're having a baby.

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