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Hey.

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Hey!

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OK.

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TELEPHONE RINGS

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Hey.

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DOG BARKS

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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OK.

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Papa.

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TAPS GLASS

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And, of course, a special welcome to our American friends,

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Mr and Mrs Atkins.

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TINGS ON GLASS

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It's time for the evening's first speech,

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which will be executed by our family's dear, dear friend,

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Mr Atkins.

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Thank you, Hans.

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1961, I was in Berlin.

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Tensions between East and West were dire.

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Everyone was waiting around for a new war.

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East Germans were putting up barbed wire around East Berlin.

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The next day, they started building the wall.

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I was standing a few yards from the border crossing

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with 100 other soldiers from the West.

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One of them was Hakan von Enke.

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As we got to know each other better...

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we noticed a young man on the other side of the wall.

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He can't have been any more than 18 or 19 years old.

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He was waving at us. He wanted us to help him escape.

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And then the kid took off.

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Sprinted towards us as fast as he could to leap over the wall

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and land on our side.

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But they shot him in the back.

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And he died in East Berlin.

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Barely 25 yards from where we stood.

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And it was at that moment that I realised

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why we enlist in the military.

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To defend democracy and freedom.

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Thank you for over 50 years of friendship.

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THEY CLAP

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CLINKING ON GLASS

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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MUSIC PLAYS

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Hey!

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DOG BARKS

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Hey!

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Hey.

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TELEPHONE RINGS

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CLICK AND DIAL TONE

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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RINGS DOORBELL

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BOAT MOTOR RUMBLES

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METAL CLINKS

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BOAT MOTOR STARTS

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PHONE BEEPS

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CAMERA CLICKS

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CAMERA CLICKS

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GUNSHOTS

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METAL RATTLING

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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ENGINE RUMBLES

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TELEPHONE RINGS

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'OK.'

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PHONE CLICKS

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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TYRES SQUEAL

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MUSIC PLAYS

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MUSIC CONTINUES TO PLAY

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HE GRUNTS

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RINGING

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Hey.

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BIRD SQUAWKS

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DOG WHINES

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DOOR CLOSES

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DOG BARKS

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ENGINE RUMBLES

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-Hey.

-Hey.

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DOG BARKS

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My wife and I are spending a few days in Copenhagen.

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Quality time. Yesterday we went to Louisiana, have you ever been there?

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They have a Giacometti there that is out of this world.

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Today, my wife wanted to go shopping on her own.

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So, I thought, "Why don't I get in the car, cross the Channel,

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"over the bridge and go drop in on Kurt Wallander."

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Boy, you've got a great dog. Great name.

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-Jussi, that's after the opera singer?

-Yeah.

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How's Hans and your daughter, Linda?

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-I mean, the whole family must be in a terrible state of shock.

-Yes, yes.

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Yeah, it was a terrible accident.

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-Yeah.

-If it was an accident...

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So, you don't think it was?

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I don't know.

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Do you know?

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-Were you married?

-Yes.

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Long time ago.

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The secret to a long marriage is to have the sense sometimes

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to look in another direction.

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-Live and let live. Yeah, well, you know.

-No, I don't know.

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Well, time flies.

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I better get going before Suzanne uses up my credit card.

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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ENGINE RUMBLES

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HE RINGS DOORBELL

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HE CONTINUES TO RING DOORBELL

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Hello?

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Hello?

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Hello?

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Hello?

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ENGINE RUMBLE APPROACHING

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GUN CLICKS

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FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING

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GUNSHOT

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GUNSHOT

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Washington has recalled me. Have a seat.

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-And you're not coming back?

-No, I'm needed at home now.

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That is a good idea after what has happened.

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And what exactly has happened, according to you?

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Come on, you know.

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-All those lives. Louise was innocent.

-Innocent?

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Kurt, in my world, the only thing that counts...

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is proof.

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If you don't have proof,

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you have nothing.

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Can I ask you something... off the record?

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Hm.

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You know, Sweden has been neutral in all conflicts

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since the Second World War.

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Why did they send submarines into the Swedish archipelago?

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Off the record...

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For the same reasons the Russians did.

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We didn't believe in your neutrality.

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See, the communists thought you were too cosy with us.

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We, on the other hand,

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thought that you were far too indulgent towards the Soviets.

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But, worst of all, both we and they...

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thought that your military defences were a joke.

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You Swedes never understood that there isn't a worst nightmare

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scenario for a country.

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Neutral in your own eyes.

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But, considered a huge security risk by everyone else.

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If it hadn't been for patriots like Hakan von Enke,

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Things might have gone pretty sour for Sweden back then.

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It's been nice getting to know you, Kurt.

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Take care of yourself.

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Same to you.

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OVER RADIO:

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# Run, run, run little one

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# Run out to sea

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# Run, run, my little one

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# What do you seek?

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# The canvas is high

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# The scheme of the life

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# Written in the wind

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# The pen, the knife

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# Run my little one

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# Breath a hymn

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# Run out to sea

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# Run my little one

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# What do you seek? #

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