Random Hearts Page #8
I thought you might like to know
what she looked like.
672
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51:31,696 -- 00:51:33,854You leave me alone.
673
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51:36,241 -- 00:51:37,820I mean it.
674
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51:42,081 -- 00:51:43,195Thirty.
675
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51:45,794 -- 00:51:47,952Take a number and have a seat.
676
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51:48,338 -- 00:51:50,828Alice Beaufort? George Beaufort's wife?
677
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51:51,715 -- 00:51:52,746Is he all right?
678
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51:53,177 -- 00:51:54,552He's fine.
679
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51:55,053 -- 00:51:58,504I'm Sergeant Van Den Broeck.
I'd like to ask a few questions.
680
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52:00,182 -- 00:52:01,215He was with me.
681
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52:01,727 -- 00:52:02,676What time was that?
682
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52:03,520 -- 00:52:05,227Any time you're talking about.
683
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52:07,356 -- 00:52:08,305Thirty-one.
684
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52:17,243 -- 00:52:18,701You've got an envelope.
685
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52:34,635 -- 00:52:36,960February was swimsuits
and May was fall fashion.
686
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52:37,387 -- 00:52:38,798And you saw those catalogues?
687
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52:39,099 -- 00:52:42,799I saw the catalogues. I told you twice.
I'll get them for you.
688
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52:43,060 -- 00:52:45,977How do we know she shot them in Miami?
What if--?
689
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52:46,229 -- 00:52:47,512There were palm trees.
690
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52:47,774 -- 00:52:50,016There was a beach
and a very big ocean.
691
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52:53,112 -- 00:52:54,940If she doesn't run, she's crazy.
692
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52:55,199 -- 00:52:58,649It's a sympathy bounce, but she's
up 14 points since the funeral.
693
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52:58,952 -- 00:53:01,442I think she'll stay in,
but she'll need some time.
694
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53:01,787 -- 00:53:04,825She's this brave widow with this kid.
They're eating it up.
695
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53:05,083 -- 00:53:06,032You're hard.
696
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53:06,793 -- 00:53:08,168She knows. I know she knows.
697
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53:08,461 -- 00:53:10,254Maybe he was buying a boat.
698
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53:10,548 -- 00:53:12,374Maybe it was drugs
or government work.
699
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53:12,633 -- 00:53:15,123Why are you so determined
it's another woman?
700
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53:15,552 -- 00:53:19,004Why are you protecting him?
If you know who it is, I swear--
701
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53:19,265 -- 00:53:22,265You think I lied the first five times,
but now I'll cave?
702
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53:22,559 -- 00:53:24,635Why is this so important to you?
703
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53:24,978 -- 00:53:26,557I caught Sam with a woman once.
704
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53:29,066 -- 00:53:32,150I spilled a milkshake on my skirt,
so I ran home from lunch.
705
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53:33,572 -- 00:53:35,564I heard them in the shower.
706
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53:36,907 -- 00:53:39,314And at first, I thought
it was the radio.
707
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53:40,871 -- 00:53:44,571But what she was saying
you don't hear on the radio.
708
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53:45,249 -- 00:53:47,206I ran.
709
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53:49,463 -- 00:53:51,502I couldn't go back to work.
710
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53:52,340 -- 00:53:54,665For hours, literally...
711
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53:56,512 -- 00:53:58,587...I didn't remember...
712
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53:59,014 -- 00:54:01,635...that I was involved
with someone else.
713
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54:02,475 -- 00:54:04,635I had been for months.
714
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54:05,979 -- 00:54:09,063And I liked my life with Sam.
Things were fine.
715
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54:10,608 -- 00:54:11,724What'd you do?
716
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54:12,486 -- 00:54:14,526I kept my mouth shut.
717
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54:14,905 -- 00:54:17,989And I never went home again
without calling first.
718
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54:20,870 -- 00:54:23,539To say that involvement...
719
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54:23,872 -- 00:54:27,325...and I don't mean casual sex,
I mean romance.
720
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54:28,127 -- 00:54:30,535To say that that whole part
of life...
721
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54:30,796 -- 00:54:33,037...half the fun of life has to end...
722
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54:33,840 -- 00:54:36,333If you told me that had to be over...
723
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54:37,387 -- 00:54:39,260...I'd feel old.
724
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54:42,101 -- 00:54:44,258If you had known about Peyton...
725
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54:45,353 -- 00:54:46,977...would you tell me?
726
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54:48,522 -- 00:54:50,018Now, I mean.
727
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54:51,276 -- 00:54:52,391No.
728
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54:54,946 -- 00:54:56,855I'm gonna run to the ladies' room.
729
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54:57,950 -- 00:54:58,981Get me another one.
730
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54:59,284 -- 00:55:03,447Broman's over there dreaming up
ways to remind you of my loss.
731
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55:04,705 -- 00:55:06,783A detective came by
the office today...
732
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55:07,084 -- 00:55:09,076...asking about Cullen.
733
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55:09,753 -- 00:55:13,834I wasn't there. Barry said he asked
how much Cullen travelled.
734
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55:14,217 -- 00:55:16,292He seemed particularly
interested in Miami.
735
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55:16,593 -- 00:55:19,166Asked who our Miami clients were.
736
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55:22,308 -- 00:55:24,929Said he was going there tomorrow.
737
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55:28,356 -- 00:55:31,108Is this anything I should know about?
738
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55:32,360 -- 00:55:34,268I have no idea.
739
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55:42,953 -- 00:55:44,532I'm sorry. It's too soon.
740
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55:44,790 -- 00:55:46,414- I'm sorry.
- I wanna go home.
741
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55:46,708 -- 00:55:49,744- Wait for Wendy.
- I'll get a cab. Tell Wendy I'm sorry.
742
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56:16,656 -- 00:56:18,897Leave a message. I'll call you back.
743
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57:37,655 -- 00:57:39,565Mr. Van Den Broeck? Hi.
744
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57:39,825 -- 00:57:42,066I'm so sorry about Peyton.
745
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57:42,660 -- 00:57:44,202Come. Have a coffee.
746
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57:44,495 -- 00:57:46,655February, we shoot in the studios...
747
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57:46,957 -- 00:57:50,408...May, the Keys,
to get away from tourists.
748
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57:51,586 -- 00:57:55,205Why come to Miami twice in a row?
Why not go somewhere else?
749
00:
57:55,466 -- 00:57:57,956I would like to think
it was my work...
750
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57:59,052 -- 00:58:02,339...but I suspect so she can
walk the city and sketch.
751
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58:03,599 -- 00:58:05,675She loved the streets, the markets...
752
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58:06,185 -- 00:58:07,133...the Latin music.
753
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58:07,477 -- 00:58:08,757Was there a man?
754
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58:11,232 -- 00:58:13,390I don't think there is a man, no.
755
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58:14,026 -- 00:58:16,599What did she do after work?
756
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58:18,531 -- 00:58:19,812More walking.
757
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58:20,074 -- 00:58:23,774But sometimes the clubs,
for music and to watch the dancing.
758
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58:24,371 -- 00:58:25,746You know who she went with?
759
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58:28,541 -- 00:58:30,367If I can say...
760
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58:31,210 -- 00:58:34,995If you wanna be with a woman,
these shoots are not so good for that.
761
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58:35,298 -- 00:58:37,207Did you ever sleep with Peyton?
762
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58:44,891 -- 00:58:47,216Your situation is very difficult.
763
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58:47,812 -- 00:58:49,685I excuse the question.
764
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59:18,343 -- 00:59:21,379Could I talk to somebody
in your security department?
765
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59:26,101 -- 00:59:27,643It looks like she did.
766
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00:44,515 -- 01:00:45,713Can we talk someplace?
767
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00:55,651 -- 01:00:57,726Stoli, please, on the rocks.
768
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01:03,450 -- 01:01:06,702I'm from a little town
in a little state.
769
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01:07,122 -- 01:01:08,948Unfortunately, I'm in Congress.
770
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01:09,207 -- 01:01:12,242
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