Straw Dogs
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:44:09
Cawsey or Scutt.
:44:16
Here, Charlie.
It's bloody heavy.

:44:19
Lousy way to make a livin', though.
:44:22
You gonna look at them all day?
:44:27
Would you feel better
if I went out and talked to them?

:44:30
Not necessarily.
Perhaps we could just pack up and leave.

:44:35
Nobody's leaving.
:44:38
Why? Because we paid for a year?
:44:41
Look, Amy,
I'm not going to...

:44:44
just go out there
and blatantly accuse them.

:44:48
You don't have to accuse them.
:44:51
You could start by mentioning that our
cat was strangled and see what happens.

:44:58
You can believe in the possibility,
can't you?

:45:00
Okay. Okay.
:45:04
I'll go out and mention to them
that the cat is missing...

:45:08
and I'll ask them
if they've seen her.

:45:12
All right,
let's see what it's good for.

:45:17
- You don't think that's enough, do you?
- Not quite.

:45:21
Perhaps you'd like to write them
a note on your blackboard.

:45:28
Well, I thought he might enjoy it.
:45:48
- How are you?
- Fine, thank you, sir.

:45:51
- How's it, uh, going up there?
- It's all right, sir.

:45:54
Yeah. Want a smoke?
:45:56
I like the smell of those
American cigarettes, Mr. Sumner.


prev.
next.