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I'm not only trying to understand you,
I'm trying to believe you!

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- Why?
- Because, damn it, I want to!

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Can you understand that?
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Here you are, folks.
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Mark?
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The reasons for what I did
at Rutland's,

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they were so mixed up,
what I wanted to say before.

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I needed to get away, can't you see?
Away from Rutland's.

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Don't you understand?
Things were - We were -

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So we were.
Was that any reason to run away?

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Yes. I thought it was time
I got out before I got hurt.

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I mean, why try to kid myself?
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- Are you called Margaret?
- Marnie.

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- Oh, God, Mark, if you let me go -
- I can't let you go, Marnie.

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Somebody's got to take care of you
and help you. I can't turn you loose.

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If I let you go, I 'm criminally
and morally responsible.

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Then what -
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Marnie. Yeah, that suits you.
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Alright, Marnie,
this is how it's gonna be.

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I'm driving you back to Philadelphia.
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Tonight we'll go to the house.
Tomorrow you'll go to Rutland's.

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You' ll see that Susan's key finds
its way back into her purse.

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How can I go back to Rutland's?
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You' re covered. I replaced the money.
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When I called yesterday
and found you'd pulled out,

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I knew instantly what had happened.
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So I went to Rutland's
and checked Ward's safe.

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Figured the loss and replaced it.
Then I set out to find you.

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Remember at the races
when you were hot about Telepathy?

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You'd said you'd watched him
training as a two-year-old.

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That's all I had to go on,
so I looked him up,

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and found he'd been bred by
a Colonel Marston of Virginia.

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I phoned Marston and asked him
if anyone there had horses for hire.

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He gave me the names of three.

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