Brush with Danger Page #5
And they need people like you.
You mean, stupid people.
No, talented people.
You don't know I'm talented.
I do.
I saw your paintings
at the gallery.
I know.
You saw my paintings?
Yes.
It was a babbling brook,
a field of flowers,
and the third one was what?
playing the flute.
And very colorful.
What?
Nothing.
Has he asked you to copy
someone else's work?
are skilled at copying.
Have you ever copied a
famous painting, Alice?
Yes, at my father's shop.
I thought so.
I need to go now.
Wake up, Alice!
Just because you're innocent,
doesn't mean everyone is.
These are dangerous people
who'll do anything for money.
I think you're
just out to get us.
Finally, something good
happened to me and my brother.
And you're trying to ruin it.
You don't know how hard it
is and how hungry we are.
That's what they're counting on.
Your hunger to make it and your
belief that you deserve this.
But, but, but, don't I?
You really believe
that's how it works?
It's America.
Anyone can make it.
Bullshit.
It's not real, Alice.
And I think you know that.
I know you're illegal.
for that right now.
But, I need you to
help me to get Sullivan.
Because that other girl,
she didn't deserve to die.
And besides, it
could have been you.
Instead, they proposed using
to the total population
as a more meaningful metric.
Today, news from the art world.
A noted antiquities and oil
painting expert was arrested
charged with criminal fraud.
The expert, Brad Johnson, of
Seattle, is accused of falsely
and authenticating scores of
paintings and sculptures.
One of the counterfeited
London's state museum.
Another was discovered at...
[gunfire]
Get everyone.
Everyone?
Everyone!
Yes, sir.
Can I have some?
Hey.
Fine.
And the sh*t has hit the fence.
[doorbell rings]
I'll get it.
Justus Sullivan.
Where is he?
What do you think you're doing?
I don't understand.
Let's talk about this.
Let's sit down
and talk about this.
How can I help you?
What seems to be the problem?
You neglected to tell
painting I paid you
$22 million for isn't real.
If it is not,
I was fooled as well.
Who painted it?
Him?
I don't like being cheated.
More than that, I don't
I want my money now!
It is not here!
[gunfire]
[screaming]
Shot's fired at my location.
Send back up, I'm going in.
Help me!
Where is my money?
Where's my f***in' money?!
Kill the kid!
Kill the kid!
Kill the kid!
Alice, he lied to us.
Alice, I didn't.
It wasn't real, was it?
Alice, please.
Help me.
Ken.
Let's go.
Alice, Alice!
Thompson!
[gunfire]
Get going.
But...
If they find you here,
you'll be deported.
Go to the restaurant.
Now!
I need to get my paintings!
Alice, come on!
Hurry!
Can I get an omelette?
With no cheese, and
keep onions on the side.
Okay.
Yeah.
Oh, well, here he is.
Mr. Nick Thompson himself.
Hello Nick!
Alice, you better
come on over here.
Are you here to arrest me?
Well, I don't see what
good that would do.
You didn't know what
Sullivan planned to do with
your painting, did you Alice?
I might have.
I don't know.
Alice...
He told me not to sign my name
in the back of the painting.
But, you did sign.
So, that means you're innocent.
Well, here is what I'm thinking.
Not sure if I'm right
about this or not.
You tell me.
Because I believe you
kids were in on this thing
the entire time.
- What?
- Huh?
You were working with me
starting from a few days
after you arrived.
I got Elizabeth
backing me up on that.
The night she was robbed,
we met that night.
And you two went
undercover for the city
Isn't that right?
Oh, I was right here
when it happened.
In fact, I made a point of
noting it the first time you
were here in the
restaurant, Alice.
It was good thinking, Elizabeth.
Now, Alice.
Did Sullivan say anything
about sponsoring you and Ken?
Yes.
Well, I just so happened to be
the first one to go through all
of his mail.
But, I don't think
these belong to him.
You saved her life.
Heck, you even saved
my life that night.
This is the least the
United States of America
can do for you.
Welcome to America!
In the meantime, you two
can go on staying with me.
And besides, I don't
have children on my own.
And someday, someone's
gonna have to run this place.
Excuse me.
Who can I talk to
about these paintings?
We love this one.
That's my favorite.
Thank you.
It's beautiful.
Thank you!
What was your inspiration?
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