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I didn't know whether you knew that.
I'm sorry he's not down yet.
:19:07
That's all right. I'll wait.
:19:09
- Would you take a seat?
- No, thank you.
:19:13
Perhaps you'd like
to tell me what it's about.
:19:18
Mr Farnswon'th has been sent
hundreds of letters
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from Pagglesham in England.
:19:22
The people who live there,
1,600, including my father,
:19:26
are to be evicted from their homes
:19:28
to make way for the proposed
Exo-Grey refinery.
:19:31
Hundreds of families
will be forced to find other homes.
:19:35
The few who remain
will have their health endangered
:19:38
by poisoning of their air and water,
:19:41
the evidence for which I have here,
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along with a petition signed
by the 1,673 citizens of that area.
:19:50
This is what I'm here about.
:19:53
Mr Farnswon'th conducts business
at his office.
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I've been to his office.
He refused to see me.
:20:00
- I doubt he'd see you here.
- He'll have to, I'm not leaving.
:20:07
- I'm sorry?
- I'm not leaving.
:20:10
I've come 8,000 miles to do something
about a terrible injustice
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that this man has perpetrated
on hundreds of defenceless people.
:20:19
- Somebody ought to help her.
- You can. You can be Farnswon'th.
:20:24
If Mr Farnswon'th doesn't see me,
I don't know what I'll do.
:20:28
- Is that a threat?
- Yes.
:20:31
I'd like to help,
but not as Farnswon'th.
:20:33
- The decision is yours.
- You give me no choice. Sisk!
:20:38
If I had to be Farnswon'th,
could we do it temporary?
:20:42
Yes. We could arrange that
if you wish it.
:20:46
Sisk, please tell Mr Farnswon'th
Miss Logan refuses to leave.
:20:52
Yes, sir.
:20:53
If you really want to help her,
you'd better hurry.
:20:58
- Well, it's only temporary, right?
- That's correct.