Rope of Sand Page #6
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- 1949
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is happening to him?
It won't do you any good.
He'll never tell you where
the diamonds are.
Why not?
He'll never get there himself.
Commandant Vogel.
Mademoiselle Renaud.
I:
I can make him tell me what
you want to find out.
We'll go away from here
and never come back.
Are you suggesting that where
I may fail it cheap cape town
trollop could succeed?
I beg you to let him go.
You shall have him when
I'm through with him.
You shall have him
in the morning.
Let me have him now.
Why should I?
Because if you don't,
I will tell
everyone about your proposal.
It might be embarrassing.
Are you bargaining
with me, a pig?
Yes.
I am bargaining with you.
Pig to pig.
Release Mike Davis.
Oh, thank you.
Paul.
Here to pick up the pieces?
Look what they've done to you.
Mike, tell them what they want
to know and let's leave here.
Why did they let you go?
I love you, Michael.
Why did they let me go?
Because they knew it was no use.
They knew you would
never tell them.
How do they know I'd
never tell them?
Never quit?
And why?
Oh, darling.
I'm a bleeding heart.
No.
You wouldn't quit.
I'd wake up dead every day.
Still I'd crawl out
of the grave to
get what I came after.
Let me do it.
I can get through with a
pass from Martingale.
I'll pretend to take
John as a guide.
He knows the desert.
Don't be a fool.
If they ever caught you...
or if they kill you.
My life stops.
Now sleep, darling.
The doctor will be back tonight.
You're in pretty good shape.
For once Vogel failed to shoot
par for the course.
I wonder why.
By now according to the
rules, I should be
floating in the bay.
Maybe he was horrified
as the sight of blood.
Why don't you ask miss
Renaud why they
didn't dispose of you?
I already asked her.
And she didn't know a thing?
What are you getting at?
Nothing.
This place has really
made you sick.
She's actually trying
to help me.
How?
By getting the diamonds for me.
Now you can figure out
why they let you go.
Last night the girl came and
told me to put you back
together again, so she must know
what why were released
and so do I. They want the
diamonds and they know you'd
never tell them.
But a woman like her?
That's something else again.
Ah, you drunken...
Doc?
Yes?
How am I?
How are you, or how are
you if anyone asks me?
How am I if Vogel asks?
Concussion of the brain.
You won't be up for some time.
Thanks.
Suzanne.
Keep heading north about
three Miles.
You'll come to a low spot, just
a dried up spring, couple
of bits of brush nothing more.
Then go directly west, 50 yards.
There it is.
After that, head for Angola
where I'll meet you.
You'll be safe there.
The border stops it.
The rest I'll tell to John.
They might search him.
You're right.
Sure you can do it?
This is the best way, Mike.
You'd better get back
to your room now.
And be careful.
Don't leave that lying
around anywhere.
Goodbye.
John, I'll see you in an hour.
Bye, John
good luck.
That's all.
Forgive me for not rising.
When you find what you want,
I hope you will tell
him why I did this.
Delighted to.
In detail.
I want a half-track
and supplies,
enough for 500 Miles.
Immediately.
Yes, sir.
You're leaving?
The plane tomorrow
for cape town.
I'd rather you say.
No need to endure the
corpse at the hotel.
I offer you the comforts of this
department for the time
I'll be gone.
Upon my return, I have the
evidence to demonstrate to Mr.
Martingale how a job really
should be done.
I shall express my appreciation
properly.
Perhaps even by inviting
you out again.
Au revoir, mademoiselle.
Take good care of her.
Ready?
Yes, sir.
Drunken fool!
Come on, doc.
Get up!
Get up!
Never trust a woman, Vogel.
They're too unstable.
They shot Vogel.
Drag his body back to
the half-track.
You won't get far, even if you
crash through the gates.
They'll be after you!
Drag!
Good evening, commandant.
Headquarters telephoned that
you're here with the patrol.
When do you return?
I don't know.
Very good, sir.
Vogel, we're 20 Miles
from no where.
I want you to have a little talk
with your headquarters,
so I won't be bother with
this thing tonight.
Think up a speech quick and then
turn it on and say it.
And be sure and say
the right things.
This is Vogel speaking.
I'm a report in the
reconnaissance.
Clear all patrols from
the northwest areal.
I won't be in further contact.
Now get out.
No.
No.
Get out.
Vogel, I'll be that the first
time anybody's shoved you
around without you hitting back.
So why break a precedent?
Beg!
Beg me not to break you legs
before I leave you!
No.
Beg!
Please with me!
Plead with me, I tell you!
Please with me!
No!
No!
Get out of here, dog.
Cowardly.
Hello, headquarters.
Send the half-track northeast
area of 26 immediately.
Yes, that's right.
Then why didn't you investigate?
But you ordered all
patrols out, sir.
Like hell I ordered.
In that length of time, you
should have investigated!
They are ready, sir.
Bring them in.
Are you please both of you?
If either of you have any hope
of joining Mr. Davis in Angola
to share his wealth, I
must disappoint you.
You Dr. Hunter will be charged
with seriously underestimating
your patient's powers of
recuperation for criminal
reasons, thus allowing
him to escape.
What have you got to say?
Under the circumstances, a man
of normal strength, you,
for example, commandant,
would've been in bed for at
least a week.
But apparently as sometimes
happens, a patient was a man
of considerable more than
normal strength.
You!
Commandant!
You!
You will be charged with
criminal treason!
Sending me into a trap with
a counterfeit map!
You won't bother toe deny it,
will you, mademoiselle?
No.
I will not deny it.
I was helping him.
And apparently not in
the way I thought.
Doctor Hunter!
Get out!
C'mon, get out!
Let him alone.
He's dead!
He's dead!
Yes.
And you killed him.
It's not true!
I'll keep the death
weapon as evidence.
Send in a guard.
No!
No!
Take her.
No!
Suzanne Renaud is under
arrest for the
murder of Dr. Hunter.
I will assign the report
to the union police.
No!
No!
In Angola it's now 2:40
in the morning!
These doors, they must close.
No more drinks!
I want a drink.
But the law says...
I want a drink.
But the law says!
It's very unfortunate
you cannot smash
a diamond at these.
May I join you?
No.
Thank you, sir.
Oh, how quickly our little
tramps tarnish up, how quickly
unlovely in our arms.
Nobody ever did me any favors.
Do you remember this little
story I once told you about...
about this guide?
Well, there's another
chapter to it now.
Do you think it would
interest you?
I thought it would.
He made it.
He made into the prohibited
area and out
again, with the diamonds.
Glorious dash.
Gloriously.
Now...
now he has vanished
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