
Comes a Bright Day Page #4
and fly away to freedom.
The collector sold it to me
because she knew
I'd find it every
bit as beautiful as she did.
Look after it for
a while
and keep
the story alive.
How long's that gonna
take you?
I don't know, why don't
you come and...
Okay, okay this is it, we've
gotta get out of here.
What?
Oh, Jesus.
Watch how much of that
you drink.
I don't want you
going all f***ing stupid.
All right, all right.
Yes.
Come on.
Ugh.
Sam!
Time to come in now.
I'll blow her f***ing
head off!
Oh, sh*t.
Come back in and put the
shutters down.
Clegg, what's going on
out there?
You were so lucky that was
me that found you.
If anything happens
again I will kill you.
What's going on?
Just a little bit of
misunderstanding.
Right.
No!
Hey, what's happened?
They've put a body out on
the street.
Any details?
A lady in her sixties
apparently.
Are you in the least
bit concerned?
Oh, yes, I am.
He's got a very expensive
watch on him
that belongs
to a guest of mine.
I'll have a coffee, please.
Filter.
Milk on the side.
You see what happens?
You see?
Now have we got
your attention, Inspector?
Well let's hope we can keep it.
The clock's ticking.
Don't force our hand again.
Don't even f***ing think
about it, Clegg.
Where are you from, Sam?
Camden.
Where abouts?
Jubilee Street.
I grew up on Clark Street.
You're kidding.
It's tough when you've got
nothing, I know.
Well you've got plenty now.
Have I?
You've just got to work out
what you want, Sam.
And if all you want is to
get enough
to come on
spending spree in here,
you've missed
the point son.
No, I don't--
I didn't.
That's not what it
was about.
Really?
Oh, forget it,
you're right.
I get out here, I need
to go to the loo.
What's going on?
Shh.
Cameron?
Are you okay?
Blessed art
thou among women,
and blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary Mother of God,
pray for us sinners now
and at the hour of
our death.
No, you... you leave
her where she is.
No, no, please...
No, please
You just leave her
where she is.
Get your hands off her.
Please leave...
I'm warning you, son.
No, please leave... no,
please, please...
You leave her alone!
Get off of her you bloody
mad bastard!
Violent piece of sh*t!
What are you doing?
Please leave me alone, please
leave me alone.
Sorry.
Please...
What are you doing?
Please.
I mean, you need her tied
up right?
That's the only way you'll
ever get that close.
Please, please, please, please.
Are you doing this 'cause
you can't string
a sentence together?
I mean, you can't get your
name out of your mouth.
Just can't get the words
out, can you?
How can you ever tell
woman how you feel?
You just can't get the
words out, can you?
That must make
you angry.
I'm sorry.
She's never gonna fall for
you, you're an imbecile.
Yeah, an imbecile.
Imbecile.
Imbecile.
No, stop it!
You can't do that.
It's wrong.
I'm gonna untie you, I'm gonna
let you go for a minute.
Sort yourself out, I'm sorry.
Sam.
Sam.
Sam.
That was really brave.
Yeah, my dad used to knock
my mum around
when he'd
had a skin full.
It's not right.
I mean we got rid of
him eventually,
but he's my dad,
you know?
You only get one.
I'm sorry about
that, Sam.
Do you think it'll be
better than here?
Where?
Wherever you're going.
Yeah.
I said no delays.
I don't wanna be
your friend.
Now tell me how long it's
gonna be before you
I don't care who you have
to speak to.
Look you know what'll be
coming out the front door
if this carries on,
don't ya?
You said that every piece
of jewelry in here
has its own story.
I'm bored of talking!
You lot only ever take
notice of crisis.
No, f*** you!
One of us is gonna
get killed.
No, they're not gonna
kill anyone else.
If this is
a game of nerve, Inspector,
then, you got it wrong,
wrong, wrong!
F***ing wrong.
F***!
F***, F***!
So these stories...
clever marketing, you know.
They the way to spice
things up?
Add a bit of drama?
No, no,
not, not at all.
Well, let's hear one of
them then.
Tell me your favorite
story.
Okay, um...
Well, there's this
ruby piece
that has a pretty amazing
story to it.
I'm all ears.
Go on, Mary.
Tell it.
Well it's an exquisite
ruby and diamond bracelet.
And it was made in 1815.
F*** off... F***!
F***ing hell!
We're waiting.
So, it's the early
and there's
this daughter, of a duke
and she is the most
beautiful girl, ever.
She's like a pin up.
I've got you.
And her father, the duke, he's
the most powerful man around
apart from the King.
So, in short...
she's a big catch,
and the suitors
all around the block.
The duke, he knows exactly
who he wants her to marry
and at first she's
all right with,
with dad's choice.
He's some young guy who's
probably lined up
to be a duke himself.
He would be, wouldn't he?
Of course.
Well one day, she's
introduced to his best friend
and he's not lined up to
be a duke or anything.
But they get talking, one
night at dinner round her place.
A banquet?
Quite right.
And all the boys, young
and old...
... get drunk as lords.
Of course they do.
But our guy...
he sits up and he talks to
the girl who's called Ruby
till it's light outside.
You know he, he listens
to her.
And he wants
to know about her life.
And he makes her laugh.
And she goes to bed
and she realizes for the
first time
that she has feelings
for a man
and she can't sleep,
because her heart is...
is beating.
"I am confused and
euphoric in equal measure."
That's what she wrote in
her diary.
Oh the, the men,
they're away the whole time
'cause they're fighting
the French.
And whenever her husband
is due to be home he always
seems to bring his best
friend back with him.
And so their relationship
develops
And he stays up to talk
with her 'til late.
And they go riding together.
Well, everybody just
thinks he's being a good sort.
The wedding date is set,
but a couple
of weeks beforehand
the men are called away
to Belgium.
Waterloo.
Waterloo.
Exactly.
The best friend and Ruby
they have a--
a few moments together.
And he tells her he's just
in love with her.
But he can never be with her
because he can't betray
his best friend.
And he says he wishes her
nothing but happiness.
And then he kisses
her goodbye.
And he holds
her for just a moment.
Man, that's tough.
It's tragic.
So wait for this.
At waterloo...
well, the men they're fighting
hand to hand.
And the duke,
the young duke,
he's about to be put to
the sword
when his
best friend saves him,
but he's killed in
the process.
Isn't that amazing?
You see he could have
come home.
He could have come home and
rightfully claimed Ruby's hand,
save the life of his friend
and give his own life.
It's just amazing.
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