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"But if I wasn't trying to keep the conversation going,"
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"then we would just be sitting here in an embarrassed silence."
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"Are you afraid of silence, Mrs. Peacock?"
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"Yes... No, why?"
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"Just seems to me that you seem to suffer"
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"from what we call "pressure of speech.""
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""We"? Who's "we"? Are you a shrink?"
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"I do know a little bit about psychological medicine, yes."
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"You're a doctor?"
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"I am, but I don't practice."
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"Practice makes perfect."
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"I think most men need a little practice,"
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"don't you, Mrs. Peacock?"
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"What do you do, Professor?"
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"I work for UNO, the United Nations Organization."
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"Another politician. Jesus!"
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"No, I work for a branch of UNO. WHO, the World Health Organization."
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"Well, what's your area of special concern?"
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"Family planning."
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"What about you, Colonel, are you a real colonel?"
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"I am, sir."
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"You're not gonna mention the coincidence"
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"that you also live in Washington, D.C.?"
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"How did you know that?"
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"Have we met before?"
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"I've certainly seen you before,"
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"although you may not have seen me."
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"So, Miss Scarlet, does this mean that you live in Washington, too?"
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"Sure do."
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"Does anyone here not live in Washington D.C.?"
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"I don't."
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"Yes, but you work for the United Nations. That's a government job."
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"And the rest of us all live in a government town."
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"Anyone here not earn their living from the government, one way or another?"
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"Wadsworth, where's our host, and why have we been brought here?"
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"Good evening. You're eagerly awaited."
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"Are you locking me in? I'll take the key."
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"Over my dead body, sir."
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"May I take your bag?"
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"No. I'll leave it here 'till I need it."
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"It contains evidence, I presume?"
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"It contains surprises, my friend. That's what it contains, surprises."
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"Ladies and gentlemen, may I present Mr. Boddy."
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"What are they all doing here?"
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"Eating dinner."
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"Do sit down, Mr. Boddy."
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"Thanks."
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"No, you can take that away, honey."
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"Look! I demand to know what's going on."
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"Now, why have we all been dragged out here to this horrible place?"
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"Well, I believe we all received a letter."
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"My letter says,"
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""it will be to your advantage to be present on this date."
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""Because Mr. Boddy will bring to an end a certain long-standing, confidential,"
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""and painful financial liability.""
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"It is signed, "A friend.""
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"I received a similar letter."
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"So did we. Didn't we?"
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"I also received a letter."
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"No, thanks, Yvette. I just ate."
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"Now how did you know her name?"
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"We know each other."
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"Don't we, dear?"
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"Forgive my curiosity, Mr. Boddy, but did your letter say the same thing?"
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"- No. - I see."
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"Can I interest any of you in fruit or dessert?"
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"In that case, may I suggest we adjourn to the study"
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"for coffee and brandy,"
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"at which point I believe our unknown host will reveal his intentions."
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"There's no one here."
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"Please help yourself to brandy and be seated."
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"Mind if I smoke?"
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"Ladies and gentlemen,"
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"I'm instructed to explain to you what you all have in common with each other."
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"Unless you would care to do the honors, Mr. Boddy?"
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"Why me? Do they know who I am?"
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"I don't think so. You've never identified yourself to them, I believe."
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"It's a hoax. I suggest we all leave."
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"I'm sorry, sir. You cannot leave this house!"
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"No? Who's gonna stop me?"
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"There's no way out. All the windows have bars."
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"All the doors are locked."
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"This is an outrage. You can't hold us prisoner!"
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"He's right!"
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"Ladies and gentlemen, please. Please return to the study."
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"Everything will be explained."
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"You, too, Mr. Boddy."
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"Other way!"
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"You can't get out that way."
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"Why not? It's only glass."
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"Ladies and gentlemen, you all have one thing in common."
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"You're all being blackmailed."
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"For some considerable time,"
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"all of you have been paying what you can afford,"
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"and in some cases more than you can afford,"
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"to someone who threatens to expose you,"
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"and none of you know who's blackmailing you. Do you?"
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"Please! I've never heard anything so ridiculous!"
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"Nobody could blackmail me."
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"My life is an open book. I've never done anything wrong."
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"Anybody else wish to deny it?"
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"Very well."
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"As everyone here is in the same boat,"
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"there's no harm in my revealing some details."
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"And my instructions are to do so."
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"Thank you, Yvette."
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"Don't you think you might spare us this humiliation."
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"I'm sorry."
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"Professor Plum, you were once a professor of psychiatry,"
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"specializing in helping paranoid and homicidal lunatics"
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"suffering from delusions of grandeur."
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"Yes, but now I work for the United Nations."
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"No, your work has not changed. But you don't practice medicine at the UN."
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"His license to practice has been lifted. Correct?"
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"Why? What did he do?"
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"You know what doctors aren't allowed to do with their lady patients?"
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"- Yeah. - Well, he did."
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"How disgusting!"
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"Are you making moral judgments, Mrs. Peacock?"
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"How then do you justify taking bribes"
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