The Scouting Book for Boys Page #4
- Year:
- 2009
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- Couldn't wait to see you, either.
That makes us snap
which makes us better.
- Yeah, better.
- Too right!
Ow!
- Did she have a fella?
- Who?
- Did she have a fella?
- What?
Sharon.
Look, think it's sleep time, love.
Someone saw her with someone,
kissing her.
- Oh.
- They saw her picture on the poster.
- Did she have a fella?
- Come on, Sharon, work nights!
You couldn't work nights
if they bit you on the ares!
- Did she have a fella, David?
- No. She didn't.
Liar!
ain't going to ask you again.
Did she have one?
My head feels
like a sack of f***ing balls.
Good night.
No.
You'll need to change the number
if you want to keep using it.
Taking it seriously now, aren't you?
Two witnesses.
- This David, is it?
David, I'm Detective Inspector Kertzer,
and I'd love to... chat.
Asked him.
- He knows nothing about some fella.
- OK, David.
Five minutes?
Nothing serious.
Yeah, OK.
Coke? Tea?
As many sugars as you like.
Just a memory aid, OK?
OK.
Now, what I'm trying to do David,
is get as clear a picture of Emily
as can get,
like a portrait of...
OK.
So...
You and Emily.
Very close I've heard,
squeakily close.
- Yeah.
- You'd know if she had a boyfriend.
- Yeah. She didn't.
- OK.
So this is crucial.
Even if she left of her own volition,
it's still abduction
if she went with an older man.
- Do you understand that?
- Yeah.
David,
I've got witnesses that have seen
Emily getting... intimate
with an older man
at Sands nightclub.
- She didn't have no one.
- She tell you where she's gone, David?
- No.
Can you think where she might have?
Tried, but...
couldn't think of anywhere.
OK, smashing.
Thanks very much.
That's everything.
I'm sure it's nothing serious, David.
OK? She's probably just
run off to the city.
Anyway, we're going
to up things our end.
If you do think
of where she might have gone...
OK.
Oh, just one more thing.
You two were friends
with the security guard?
Steve? Yeah.
That's great, David.
Thank you.
Right, off you go.
The secret will be to think like them.
What? Think like sheep?
Sheepdogs think like sheep.
That's basically their secret.
Sheepdogs think like sheepdogs.
You want to think like a sheepdog,
you think like a sheepdog.
But me,
You can stop looking at me
like a sheepdog for a start.
No. just...
You ready?
To be a sheep? You bet.
Three... two... one... go!
Go that way.
Get that one.
That one on the end.
Get it! Get it!
Get down. Get down!
- Shoo!
- Get down. There's someone coming.
- Chasing sheep?
- No.
Thought saw you chase a sheep.
No, was just mucking around.
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