Murder on the Orient Express
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...we'll know.
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Ce n'est rien.
C'était un cauchemar.

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Come in, come in.
Please be seated.

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Bien, Mr. Ratchett.
May you now have pleasant dreams.

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You are Cyrus B. Hardman,
a theatrical agent.

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No.
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I mean, I'm...
I'm not a theatrical agent.

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That's a phony, issued to me
under license by Pinkerton's.

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- The detective agency?
- Stamboul branch.

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C'est le silence de mort.
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Ratchett asked them for an
American bodyguard, they sent me.

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I... didn't do so hot.
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Can you prove this was
the reason for your journey?

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Snowdrift. Mon Dieu. Quelle nuit.
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So now there's a man in my room.
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I woke up in the dark
three minutes ago,

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and there was a man hiding
in this compartment. I sensed it.

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What's more, I know who he was
because I absent-mindedly

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- It's Paulette.
- Paulette.

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nearly walked through
his open door earlier this evening.

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"Madame," said this Mr. Ratchett,
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"If you'd done this 20 years ago,
I'd have said come in."

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Paulette Michel.
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Twenty years ago?
Why, I'd only have been 15.

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Now I can stop pretending
to be anything.

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If there should be a reoccurrence,
do not hesitate to ring, madame.

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Enfin c'est le comble.
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Evidemment, j'ai une crise de nerfs.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
may I have your attention, please.

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May I respectfully suggest
that there should be no talking


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