Witness for the Prosecution
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What are you driving at?
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I'm not driving at anything.
Leonard is free and we did it.

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- We?
- Remember?

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When you said that no jury would
believe an alibi given by a loving wife,

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no matter how much she swore
he was innocent? That gave me the idea.

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What idea?
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The idea that I should be a witness, not
for my husband, but for the prosecution.

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That I should swear Leonard was guilty
and that you should expose me as a liar

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because only then would they believe
Leonard was innocent.

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So now you know
the whole story, Sir Wilfrid.

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I'll give yer something
to dream about, mister.

1:45:41
Want to kiss me, ducky?
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I suspected something, but not that.
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- Never that!
- Thank you for the compliment.

1:45:54
It's been a long time since I acted
and I never played such a vital role.

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All those blue letters!
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It took me hours to write them,
to invent Max. There never was a Max.

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There's never been anyone but Leonard.
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My dear, could you not have trusted me,
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worked with me truthfully
and honourably? We would have won.

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I could not run that risk.
You thought he was innocent.

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And you knew he was innocent.
I understand.

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No, Sir Wilfrid,
you do not understand at all.

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I knew he was guilty.
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That can't be true! No!
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Listen to me, once and for all.
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He came home after ten,
he had blood on his sleeves,

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he said he had killed the woman,
only I could save him. He pleaded.

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And you saved him? A murderer?
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Again, you don't understand.
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I love him.
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I told you she was an actress.
And a good one.

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Leonard!
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I knew she'd do something,
but I just didn't know what or how.


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