Neverland Page #2

- No. This one's mine.

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Things will be different

when you're older.

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Licorice?

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What do you think of accounting?

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What?

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Bookkeeping.

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I had an uncle in Pinner

who made bucketloads

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from just adding things up.

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Sounds a bit dull, Fox.

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He had a good life.

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Married a draper's daughter

from Bexleyheath.

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Cooh. Brenda Fitzwilliam.

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Nice smile.

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Fox, what are you talking about?

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The future.

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Something to look forward to.

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What about you, Peter?

You ever think of the future?

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I'm stickin' with Jimmy.

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Tf you're not careful,

you'll grow up to be just like him.

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And what's wrong with that?

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- It's a dangerous life.

- Adventurous, you mean.

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You want to spend the rest of your days

in a shoebox, fine.

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But I want more.

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Now, Jimmy's going places,

and so am I.

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One day we'll be partners.

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Believe me, that day can't...

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...can't come soon enough.

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- Come on, we got a job to do.

- What? Job?

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Yeah, Harbottle's Antiques.

You remember?

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Tonight? Whoa, Jimmy didn't say

anything about doing it tonight.

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Jimmy doesn't have to know.

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We'll surprise him.

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Make it look like an ordinary break-in,

take whatever else you want.

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Of course.

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And should you be lucky enough

to find the artifact there,

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handle it with the utmost care.

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Have you considered my terms?

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Money's not a problem,

but the other business is more difficult.

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I'm afraid it's not negotiable.

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My client is using

what influence he has, but--

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But what?

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Reestablishing your position

in London society

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is proving more

troublesome than he thought.

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The Granville Club

won't take you back,

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and most of the new businessmen

he spoke to want concrete references--

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introduction's no longer enough.

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Well, if anyone can do it,

Fludd can.

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As I said, he's doing his best.

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If there's a slip-up,

I don't know you. Understand?

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Perfectly.

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Penny for the guy, mister?

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It's September!

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Now get lost!

Ruddy pests!

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Penny for the guy!

Penny for the guy!

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Where did you spring from?

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Come here.

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Come on.

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Gotcha!

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See? Couldn't be easier.

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Not bad.

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Wow!

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Whoa!

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Oh...

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Oh!

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What the hell do you think

you're doing?

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- Isn't this what you wanted?

- You know it isn't.

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I changed my mind.

I told you I was doing this one alone.

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Yeah, but look.

We're in!

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Why didn't you tell us, Peter?

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- Because you wouldn't have done it.

- So you lied to us.

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I wanted to show Jimmy

what we were made of.

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- He thought we were too young.

- T am too young.

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Fill your bags and wait by the door.

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Curly, keep an eye out the back.

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Nibs, watch the front.

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Sorry, Jimmy.

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I just wanted to show you

that T could do it.

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If you're going to be

my partner one day,

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you must never

go behind my back.

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One day? But I'm ready now.

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Believe me, you've got

a lot of growing up to do first.

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Are you looking for

something in particular, Jimmy?

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I'll go and find something

to force it open.

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Whoa!

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Wha-What is it?

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Whoa!

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Not bad.

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Unh!

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It's all your fault, Peter.

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If you'd done as Jimmy said

and just--just left it alone...

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...then they'd still be here.

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You were looking for this,

weren't you, Jimmy?

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Who were you working for?

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- Where's Jimmy?

- He's out.

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When will he be back?

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What do you want him for?

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