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Yes.
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Yes.
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Not at all, Inspector.
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If I can help you in any other way,
be sure to let me know.
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Isobel, may I come in?
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Lina, how nice.
I was thinking only yesterday...
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that I don't see half as much of you
as I'd like.
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How sweet of you.
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I couldn't put my light out
until 3:00 this morning.
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I was so interested in your last book that I
had to come over and talk to you about it.
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That's the most thrilling compliment
I ever got. Come and sit down.
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- Had your tea?
- Yes, I have. Thank you.
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I never knew you were
such a murder story fan.
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Neither did I until recently.
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- Did you really like it?
- I couldn't put it down.
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I was completely fascinated
by the way your villain...
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My villain? My hero, you mean.
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I always think of my murderers
as my heroes.
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I didn't mean to interrupt. You were
saying you were completely fascinated.
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When he enticed his victim
across the footbridge...
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knowing that the bridge
had been sawn through...
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He also knew that his victim
couldn't swim. Don't forget that.
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What I want to know is this.
Would you call that an actual murder?
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From a moral standpoint,
there's no question at all.
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It is murder.
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I suppose it is.
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What does Johnnie think?
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Johnnie?
I haven't discussed it with him yet.
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I should think he'd be interested.
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The same situation
with this friend of his in Paris.