:52:00
She's madly in love with me...
:52:02
although she hides it well.
:52:06
You said McQueen
killed your two friends.
:52:08
- So what are you doing here?
- Oh, I see.
:52:10
Women are butchered right and left,
and you can't do piss about it.
:52:14
- And I'm the fool.
- We're watching them.
:52:17
Can't arrest them without evidence,
so we watch them.
:52:19
- What else can we do?
- I'll testify.
:52:22
If you keep meself
and me friends alive, I'll testify.
:52:25
To what, precisely?
:52:27
That McQueen said he'd cut me
unless I pay him a pound a week.
:52:30
- No.
- What you mean, no?
:52:32
You asked me to testify.
Are you worried I'll let you down?
:52:36
I won't.
I promise I won't.
:52:38
You testify against McQueen,
maybe he goes in for a year or two.
:52:41
But his boys, they'll take
their revenge on you and your friends.
:52:45
I can't let you do it.
:52:53
It's your round this time.
:52:58
I confess, I have an appetite.
:53:00
One day, I'll be
a great big round woman...
:53:04
with a skinny little man
for a husband.
:53:06
And a dozen plump children, I imagine.
:53:10
You think that's funny-- an unfortunate
like me being a decent mother?
:53:13
No, no, I didn't mean that.
I didn't mean that at all.
:53:15
You'll be a wonderful mother
someday, Mary.
:53:18
Honest. I can see it.
:53:20
I see you in a little cottage
by the sea...
:53:23
surrounded by children.
:53:24
I can see it, Mary, clear as day.
:53:30
- I really do have visions, you know.
- Are you serious?
:53:33
Sergeant Godley calls 'em my intuitions.
:53:38
As a matter of fact...
:53:39
I had one about you in this case.
:53:41
You have visions about me?
:53:44
What might those be?
:53:49
I want you to think carefully.
:53:51
Besides McQueen,
besides these awful murders...
:53:54
has anything else happened to you
or perhaps to one of your friends...
:53:56
that's a bit out ofthe ordinary?