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He was a patient of mine...
A patient?
- Is that right, Draque?
- That's right.
Is it true?
He's never been sick a day
since I've known him.
Thank you.
Draque gave you a chance
to pick up some important money.
And you talked that bumble-brained
Berton kid into carrying out the scheme.
When the news got out I was here
on a mysterious investigation...
...Berton got into a panic. Decided to
come to me, make a clean breast of it.
That would have cooked your goose.
When Berton left you and came here...
...you rushed to your brother's room,
grabbed his rifle...
you shot him.
- You're a liar.
- No, you're the liar, Bruce.
You lied about your association
with Draque...
...about being downstairs
when Berton was shot.
You knew Crazy Mary was dead.
You switched bullets at Berton's autopsy.
I told you, I did that to protect Tom.
Miss Ronson, where was Tom
the night that Peter was murdered?
He was in Boston.
I phoned him that night.
So you weren't protecting Tom,
you were protecting yourself.
Any other answers, Bruce?
Yeah, I've got one more.
You were always the smart boy, Nick.
You knew all the answers.
You caught the big fish.
You beat me at everything.
It'll be different this time. It's gonna
be a tie. You've got me, but I've got you.
- You haven't the nerve to pull the trigger.
- Haven't I?
- No.
- Get him, gentlemen!
- Drop it, Bruce!
- Let me alone!
- Drop it or I'll...
- Take your hands off me.
I forgot to tell you. Brogan removed
the firing pin from that gun.
- No, you can't beat me again.
- Get him out, men.
Let me at him.
You can't beat me again!
Mr. Charles.
I've been wanting to do this
ever since you got here.
May I have your autograph?
It's for my mother in Walla Walla.
Gee, thanks!
That was wonderful, Nick.
Great work, my boy.
Well!
Why, Nicky. I do believe
you've popped a button!
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