A Time to Kill
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:16:06
...to release the
owner from assessment.

:16:13
I hope I'm having a heart attack...
:16:15
...'cause then I get to sue you!
:16:18
Don't stand on ceremony, come on in.
:16:21
What? No clients?
:16:23
Just waiting to pick yours up on appeal.
:16:26
And you, are you on vacation?
:16:29
Fortunately for me, my lovely...
:16:32
...divorce doesn't go on vacation.
:16:35
However...
:16:36
...not even the richest, most
ridiculous settlement I get...

:16:40
...will be as satisfying as
watching those two hyenas...

:16:44
...get what's coming to them.
:16:51
Oh, dear.
:16:55
I'm a fool for those
German-type convertibles.

:17:01
Come on, let's get to court.
:17:03
Lucien thinks the two
hyenas just might get off.

:17:06
You saw Lucien?
:17:08
When? Where?
:17:09
How is he?
:17:11
Has he been eating better?
:17:15
Just curious.
:17:19
Refresh my recollection, how long
were you and Lucien together?

:17:24
We were never together.
I was his secretary for 20 years.

:17:28
Come on, old girl.
:17:30
You can tell us.
:17:31
He was your boyfriend.
:17:32
I am an upstanding, God-fearing,
respectable woman...

:17:36
...with unimpeachable morals who
has been happily married 27 years.

:17:41
And I have never had or ever
will have any boyfriend!

:17:45
And if I did...
:17:46
...it would not be that old
pickled scoundrel Lucien Wilbanks!

:17:56
-She did him, a lot.
-Definitely.


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