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I'll try. Now, you've got to leave.
:30:03
You could squash us in a week, you know.
:30:06
Why do you think I came to you?
:30:08
If we don't get there first...
:30:10
...things might get rough.
:30:12
How rough?
:30:14
Very rough.
:30:16
These files are no good without
the G men who compiled them.
:30:19
That's rough.
:30:21
Can you handle it?
:30:23
After tonight, I can handle anything.
Come on.
:30:37
Where the hell have you been?
:30:39
Working.
:30:41
Where?
:30:42
I want a file made on every member
of the British administration.
:30:47
Look through whatever you can find:
'Who's Who', society columns.
:30:53
I want names, addresses, clubs...
:30:56
...where they bank,
what they eat for breakfast.
:31:00
Keep it up to date. Add to it weekly.
:31:03
Tom...
:31:05
...get me a list of our 12 best men.
Young, no families.
:31:08
-What for?
-The 12 Apostles. Just do it!
:31:11
Joe, take a letter.
:31:13
Where have you been?
:31:15
'To Whom It May Concern:
:31:17
'This is to inform you
that any further collaboration...
:31:21
'... with the forces of occupation
will be punishable by death.
:31:26
'You have been warned.
:31:28
'Signed, the Irish Republican Army. '
:31:33
Are you serious?
:31:36
Afraid so.
:31:38
Send one to every G man.
:31:40
I saw their files. They know too much.
:31:43
Look.
:31:45
Look. That's us.
:31:48
-Where'd you get these?
-Know how they thrive?
:31:52
Informers.
:31:55
Without them,
the Brits would have no system.
:31:58
Now, imagine the Castle...