Hounds of Love Page #6

Saying that you just use me.

That you just got me Lou-Lou

as a replacement for the kids.

John:
Aw.

I don't know

what the f*** to believe.

It's okay.

Please, can we get rid of her?

Monday.

I know, I know.

We'll get another one.

Just not her.

Please, not her.

- She has to go.

- No.

- Please. -No, no, no,

no, it'd be bad luck

if we do things different.

I'll tell you what.

How about...

You and I...

Go in there right now

and show her who's

running the show?

Come on, Evie.

That's why she's here.

Let's make the most of her.

Together.

Like we always do.

You think she's

prettier than me...

Because she's younger.

- Prettier than you?

- Yeah.

Oh, darlin'.

There's not a woman

between here and Timbuktu

that's got even

half of what you've got.

Look what you do to me.

You're my queen

and I worship you.

And I never

stop thinking about you.

I love you so, so much.

I'd die without you.

John:
Now let's go in there

and have a little bit of fun.

And on Monday...

We kill her,

we stick her in a hole,

and we never think of her again.

Hello! Hello.

Evelyn:
You were sneaking out,

weren't you?

Yeah, I read your little diary.

Your mum wouldn't let you out, so

you f***in' snuck out, didn't you?

You know, the funny thing is,

if you'd just done

what she asked you to,

stayed home,

you wouldn't even be here.

She's probably

not even looking for you.

Hi, Jay.

It doesn't make sense

after that.

Well, what's it say?

"8 Malcolm street."

That's just where I live.

John:
Oh you...

Out.

I hope you're ready

for round two.

John:
Get out!

Get out!

Get out!

Lou-Lou! Come here,

you little f***!

F*** it.

No!

No!

Evelyn:
No!

Evelyn:
No!

I should have listened to you.

You're right.

I haven't been acting myself

since she got here.

You know, everything

has a bright side.

You know, Lou-Lou was probably a bit

vicious to have around young kids.

You wanna get rid of her,

get rid of her.

Time to focus on getting

them kids back, eh?

Just get her to write

another note first.

Maggie:
This is two streets

away from me.

Sergeant Henderson: Sergeant Mathews

told you to come back Monday.

Maggie:
Yeah, but don't

you think this changes things?

Tell you what,

my shift ends at 4:00 P.M.

I'll swing past on the way home.

But that's three hours away.

If someone's got her...

If someone's got her,

who knows what they could do.

Sergeant Henderson: No one's got her.

If I followed procedure,

I wouldn't go there at all.

Evelyn:
Get up.

Walk.

Sit.

You're gonna write

another letter.

Dated a week from today.

Say that you're in Adelaide,

you've got a job,

you've got a place

and that you're happy.

Tell your mum you love her

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