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Remembering...

Having it also clear again.

In the car the first

night we met Jim.

Do you remember what you said?

Very well. I said you

had a choice to make.

Come sit down.

I've made my choice. We go

back to England together.

I'll be well again. And I'll make

you happy more than before.

Now that you've decided, would

you mind telling me why?

I'm your wife

and I want our marriage.

You're my wife.

And I'm sure you care for me.

I'm very grateful.

You feel drawn to me by

every motion except love.

That's reserved for Jim Brennan.

My life is with you, Douglas.

I wonder how grateful you'd be

if I told you I've known who you.

Who you were the first month.

Why didn't you tell me?

I didn't want to lose you.

I knew about Jim Brennan too.

What happened to me

was not your fault.

Remember that young psychiatrist

who examined you in London?

I think his name was Evans.

He was under the impression

he could cure you. I sent him away.

Now what do you say?

I say, you're still my dearest

friend, whatever you have done.

I will try to prove it to you.

Flight to Paris, Vienna...

That's our flight.

Through to Paris.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

- You are Mr. Boyle?

- That's right.

Is this your complete baggage?

It better be. But

the way she packs.

A slight formality, monsieur. Your

baggage will be returned shortly.

- A mere technicality.

- If you will accompany us please.

- Now wait a minute.

- That's your trouble, Charlie...

Never understand technicalities.

Technicalities? You don't even

know what technicalities is!

Yes. Very shortly. Goodbye.

Please accept my apologies. I

have to examine your luggage.

May I have your keys, please?

- But why me?

- Because you're such a big shot.

Oh, so they're bothering you too?

No no. The inspector never bothers

me. We've got a deal.

I would want my friends

to miss their plane.

- Let me handle it.

- Just so we get out of here.

Man I have your keys?

Would you mind telling me

what this is all about?

It's about $200,000

worth of trouble.

But I think we can

take care of it.

Thank you, Mr. Brennan.

You see I told you.

"'You should have

listened to your mother."

Inspector, you're a success.

Is that a confession

or a declaration?

That's up to you.

Final call. ASA Flight 852.

All passengers please on board.

- Your plane?

- That's still up to you.

And Mr. and Ms. Boyle

are free to go.

We're almost at the airport.

Well. You're pretty good cop.

Oh yes. It's a pity you will

not be here to read my report.

You're quite a character.

So long, Brennan. Good flight.

So long, Nural.

Fasten your seat belts, please.

Please fasten your seatbelts.

No reason to be nervous,

ladies and gentlemen

we've been ordered back. Please

fasten your seatbelts, again.

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