The Wee Man Page #3
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- 2013
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Everyone was watching.
It was like those things
that you see in places like Iran.
A damn public execution.
- And to finish the
he pushed the cue
in the poor guy's ass.
That part was fabricated.
- Really.
- Where was Anne then?
- I do not know.
Can I have a Harpins, darling?
Is he there?
Junior, sitting there.
There he is at last,
the little man himself, Paul Ferris.
Come sit with us, Paul.
Drink with us.
You know what this is, Paul?
- Pepper spray.
What the hell is that?
That was a test.
These are the two knuckleheads.
Paul Come, come sit next to me.
You want a drink?
- This is okay.
Look, we've all heard what you
've done with that bastard Banks.
Had it done like himself, Paul.
I swear to God.
That's just a rumor, junior.
Do you believe what he says, boys?
He cuts out half of the opposition
on his own and calls it unfortunate.
I love your style Paul, that's true.
Better a house that is empty
than a bad tenant, not Paul?
I'm here to meet your father.
- The Godfather?
And we know he's waiting for you.
- I'm here now.
He is at his office, the snack bar.
You've done good work, Paul.
A f***ing swim in a pond.
can you comprehend that?
That beast.
How's your father?
- Fine, Mr. Thompson.
A good man.
You are from a good family, Paul.
I've been watching you.
You make name
and you get respect on the street.
So you do not waste time and go for it.
It is time for you to make promotion.
Would you like to come work for me?
Nothing you have not already done so,
some groceries and small jobs?
Simply, to begin with?
Are you interested?
I am interested.
You work for me now, boy.
Ferris small bowl here.
Ferris.
- Holy sh*t.
Yeah man, he's gone.
We have warned you twice.
It will not happen again, Arthur.
- I'm sure.
In his head, that's a surprise.
Is he dead?
Flies lay eggs
in the eyes of dead people.
That's why they do that are close in movies.
Do you feel John, he was as cold as ice.
- You get diseases from dead bodies.
We must be careful
that we do not have it already.
- Who is it?
- I do not know.
Here is his portfolio.
Jesus, get sh*t.
Indeed Paul, you're rich.
I'll take the first 40 pounds
and we share the rest.
Where you Paul, I was worried.
- Nowhere ma, I was with the boys.
I was thinking Mom,
buy something nice for yourself.
Paul Ferris.
I'm sorry, I had to
give it all back.
We're not talking about theft, boy.
We are talking about a murder investigation.
But I just found.
You should learn something here, boy.
This time you get a warning.
The next time...
You must bring him to the office tomorrow.
Would you go back agent?
For the neighbors?
Are you sure you
've seen nothing, little man?
I promise, sir, I have found it.
Sir.
Why did you give him
that money returned, Jenny?
What do you think?
There is a boy death
Willie Ferris, someone's son.
- Who has the money do not need?
The agents keep the money
probably just themselves.
Bunch of a**holes.
- He has come.
He gets what from?
- Get it back and forth, Willie.
Listen boy, if you've seen something,
but I'm not saying that it is so.
I saw something.
- Wait, listen to me boy.
You never say anything about that,
against anyone, you understand?
Not against your friends, not to your mother,
not against me, against anyone.
Promise?
- I promise, Dad.
Good boy.
- I have not returned anything, Dad.
Look at it now.
Strangely, it does not matter here.
It looks a bit tatty.
I mean, what is that?
- An attempt to stay out of the picture
but with little sense of taste.
As Arthur Thompson
it announced in every newspaper in Scotland,
Come.
Yes, it's good.
I'm glad you are come
though you are very late.
- How's your father, Paul?
He still, is not alive?
- This morning still, when I left.
Well, put him greetings from me, okay?
Nothing, why do not you come
sitting at a table for some cheese?
Where did you get this?
- I feel fine.
I'd rather be on my own if I'm honest.
- Mother, do not be rude.
Mother, do not be rude.
With all those young people talking
while she was born in the slum.
Arthur.
- Do not worry, Anne.
Soon she is drunk and falls asleep.
- I heard that.
That was the idea.
Paul, we're gonna go outside,
for some fresh air.
- No, you watch your grandmother.
- What, I...
Nothing to buts, do what I say.
I want Paul to speak alone.
- Okay, father
as you want.
Be served watch too great.
That plays when you're Godfather.
I think nothing, that was the cause
that the Crays stuck 30 years.
I have not noticed, you understand?
- I understand you, Arthur.
The whole game has changed,
the rules are changed.
People afford freedoms where they
a few years ago not to dream.
Look in that bag.
Those filthy bastards, they have the zipper
with glue smeared
so junior could not check properly.
I had to cut and it goes
about 50,000 pounds of stuff.
50,000 pounds, damn.
And if you are going to work
I want my 50,000 back.
Okay.
- Have you had a something to do
with Licensee McGraw?
McGraw no, but I saw him
even going to work.
Why do you think they call him the licensor?
That is not because he
the owner of a pub.
That's because he police
provision of information.
And in return they give him freedom
to do what he wants.
Who is that?
- Tam McGraw.
He is the owner of this tent.
Ladies and gentlemen, Gary Grishaw.
How are you tonight?
We have a good evening. Yes?
And you honey, you're very fair, right?
And if you got a penny for your thoughts
then you would get some money, right?
And there is one,
how would we call it?
Okay, come on.
- I know, a**hole.
Well, that's quite funny.
Help me.
If you see this, which is the largest,
who actually did the least pain.
But this man, you do not know.
Yes, you did very very.
Too many cuts.
- The wounds of Jesus.
That's Johnny, just nonsense.
A butcher holds it, is not it dear?
Do not you want to work for junior?
- The Fatboy?
I do not work for that bastard.
I work for his father.
I am just overwhelmed with his bullshit.
From what I saw, I thought
he was in charge.
Take it from me to size, the Fatboy
is a dreamer like Walter Mitty.
Do you know what movie he ever look back?
- What is that?
The Godfather, 24 hours a day.
I had to guess.
- How do you like to make promotional treasure?
- I do not know what you're talking about.
The promotion of Paul.
- Promotion, I am just lost.
- That's true, but not with me.
Have you ever wondered why?
- Because I do not want to know.
A man like Paul, a strong woman
behind them.
Maybe he should then go looking.
- A girl like you should be grateful.
What?
- For what you can get, damn.
From who?
- From us.
What is respect, Rita?
I do not want anything from you.
People would give their right arm
to be working with us.
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