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I saw you there once.
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Mr Strutt is the tax consultant
for Rutland and Company.
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He pointed you out to me.
You were a brunette then.
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Then some months later,
he pointed out your absence.
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You mean, you knew all
about that when you hired me?
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No. I wasn't positive.
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But I thought it might be interesting
to keep you around.
:52:22
And all this time you've been trying
to trip me up, trap me!
:52:27
Um, I 'm not sure any more.
:52:29
I think I was just... curious at first.
:52:33
Then things got out of control and...
I liked you.
:52:37
So I see!
:52:39
Incidentally, I think
you took a bit of a chance,
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knowing that Rutland's
was a client of Strutt's.
:52:45
I didn't.
:52:46
My job at Strutt's didn't give me
access to all the clients' names!
:52:51
Alright. Let's... get on.
:52:54
We've established that
you're a thief and a liar.
:52:57
Now, what is the degree?
:52:58
Are you a compulsive thief?
A pathological liar?
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- What difference does it make?
- Some!
:53:05
It makes some difference... to me.
:53:13
Have you ever been in jail?
:53:15
Certainly not.
:53:19
I know you'll never believe me now,
and it's my own fault.
:53:22
It's true about Strutt. I did it.
:53:25
I don't know why.
I just kind of went crazy, I guess, but...
:53:29
Old Mr Strutt was so -
Oh, I hated him!
:53:33
Like you hate me?
:53:37
Oh, no, not you.
:53:47
Clean up your face.
:53:53
Come on.