The Evil That Men Do Page #3

He's the Doctor's communications expert.

He likes to spend his off-hours

in the filthiest dives in the barrio.

Karl Hausmann. Green Beret, originally.

Then he was with the CIA...

...before the Doctor hired him away.

This one is a mystery. He's called Cillero.

He's probably Basque.

He's Molloch's chauffeur.

And then, there's Molloch himself.

The Doctor.

I don't suppose he needs any introduction.

It's a cosy little family.

Most of my collection

is at my place in the country.

What I need is a shotgun with a sawed-off

barrel and the shells to go with it.

And a large calibre handgun.

Tell me more about Molloch.

Does he follow any kind of routine?

He's rarely seen in public.

The closest thing to a routine

would be going to the cockfights.

That box is his.

Tell me something about the sister.

Does she have any routines or habits

that are different from her brother?

She visits town to shop.

She keeps a small apartment

in one of the new high-rises.

Her name is Claire.

She and Molloch are inseparable.

I think I'm going to be sick.

I didn't mean for that to happen.

I'm sorry.

Hey, mister, do you want some dope?

I said, dope. Do you want any?

Do you have elephant?

Do you have Mingtoydop?

I guess you don't.

It's extraordinary how easily

he's gotten little Sarah to like him.

- The innocence of children is blessed.

- You don't like him?

Before coming here today,

we spent hours going from shop to shop...

...looking for cassettes

of Latin American favourites.

That's what tourists do.

Don't let him fool you, Max.

He's cold, bloodless.

He doesn't react to anyone or anything.

I forgot. He reads lips.

Is that what you wanted?

- It'll do fine.

- There it is. Up ahead, on the right.

I don't dare to go much closer.

The place is completely covered.

Closed-circuit television,

motion detectors, alarms...

...even got some kind of infrared beam.

- See that man over there, by that tree?

- Yes.

He's just inside the range of the cameras

where he is now.

- How will you get in there?

- I don't intend to go in.

Then how will you do it?

A high-powered rifle, perhaps?

- Or is the obvious considered pass?

- Rhiana, please.

I honestly think I have the right to know.

I'm involved in this, too.

I'm just gonna have a look around.

I am sorry about Rhiana. She's afraid

he'll get away, or something will go wrong.

It's all right. She's just afraid.

Take them both back to the hotel.

Sure.

I think you ought to consider

going home today.

Why?

Remember that cripple at the cockfight?

The one with the crutch?

He turned up at the Doctor's...

...no crutch, and he walked like a champ.

There hasn't been anything

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