The Stars Look Down
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1:09:01
Aye. A contract which you knew
was of great value to Mr Gowlan.

1:09:07
What are your personal relations
with Mr Gowlan?

1:09:11
- We used to be friendly.
- Aye. Up until last Saturday night.

1:09:17
The night you decided to try to put a stop
to this contract of Mr Gowlan's.

1:09:24
You and Mr Gowlan quarrelled?
1:09:27
That has nothing to do
with my coming here today.

1:09:30
Was it a bitter quarrel, Mr Fenwick?
It came to blows?

1:09:35
It had no connection with my coming here.
1:09:38
I believe it was your wife
you quarrelled about, Mr Fenwick.

1:09:43
Your wife has left you as a result of it.
1:09:48
- Hasn't she?
- What's that to do with Scupper Flats?

1:09:51
If Scupper Flats is dangerous now,
it's been dangerous for three years,

1:09:56
yet you didn't do anything about it
till last Saturday.

1:09:59
The night that you had
this violent quarrel with Mr Gowlan.

1:10:07
I put it to you, Mr Fenwick, that you
were determined to do anything you could

1:10:12
to revenge yourself upon him
and that's why you're here today.

1:10:18
- Thank you, Mr Chairman.
- It's obvious who's behind this and why.

1:10:23
- Mr Fenwick...
- He's given you a false impression.

1:10:26
- I beg you not to be stampeded into it.
- Mr Fenwick.

1:10:29
- Come on, lad. You're wasting your breath.
- Thank you for the trouble you've taken.

1:10:35
The next agenda item is whether to use
paint or wallpaper at the Gateport branch.

1:10:42
Mr Williams?
1:10:46
- How did you get on, Davey?
- No good.

1:10:49
I told you you were wasting your time.
1:10:53
Davey. I hear you didn't pull it through.
What happened?

1:10:58
I did my best, but I'm afraid that...

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