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- Sarah Sellers?
- I'm Sarah.
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Oh. There you go, then, deary.
:58:09
Let's have a look.
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"For Sarah. Maybe one day
I'll teach you to ride it. Love, Daddy."
:58:17
Just sign here, madam.
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Go and have a look, love. Thanks.
:58:25
"Boys. Boy, I say, boy. I say, boy.
:58:29
"Boys, let's get this on the hump.
We got some flyin' to do."
:58:33
- Flatter.
- I'm not playing a bomber pilot.
:58:36
What can I do with that,
crammed in there? Oh, look.
:58:39
Let me just hear it again.
:58:41
Three characters is enough.
Three is a good number.
:58:44
- You're being paid for four.
- You're stretching me too thin.
:58:48
Who do you think I am?
:58:51
I think you're whoever I want you to be.
:58:53
Then who am I now?
:58:58
Peter, have you ever heard
of Mutually Assured Destruction?
:59:03
Hum a few bars and I'll join in.
:59:07
It refers to when both sides
in an atomic conflict are so powerful
:59:12
that if either side were to take action,
:59:15
it would inevitably result
in the total annihilation of all concerned.
:59:20
I find this concept
can be applied to many situations.
:59:28
You're a peculiar fucker, Stan.
:59:32
Wait. Peter...
:59:35
Peter...
:59:37
Can we have the ladders, please?
Finish off this painting.
:59:44
You've got no idea what it's like to be me.
:59:46
We haven't got time for that.
:59:53
Absolute control is a useful thing.