The Whore

-How much further?

-I don't think we're that far away.

Maybe an hour?

No, it won't take that long.

It's so quiet out here,

it's kinda creepy.

-Why didn't you tell Rikke?

-I don't bother talk to her.

Why do you still blame her for that?

Not one day goes by that I don't

think about what she did to mom.

It wasn't her fault

that they broke up.

If she hadn't told dad,

they would never have broken up.

I don't feel like

discussing this with you.

Hey, did you hear that?

Get down and keep quiet!

Get down!

THE WHORE:

Hi!

Sorry.

I didn't mean to be rude before.

Jesus, my Lord

I heed your Word

In through Heaven's gate

Hello?

Hello?

Whatever.

Welcome to the telephone directory

What can I help you with?

Hi, I need a phone number for

an electrician in the Dokka area.

-No problem.

-Can you put me through?

-Here you go.

-Thanks.

I found you in the police files,

Muhamed Sharif.

The last time you were called in

for questioning was June 21, 2006.

KILLER PRODUCTIONS

PRESENTS:

I want you to say..

"I raped that woman."

Hi.

Thank you.

That was quick.

Hi.

-What do you want?

-You called for an electrician.

-Meet the electrician.

-Oh, so you're the electrician here.

I don't have any electricity.

None of the lamps work.

-Are you sure they are plugged in?

-I think I blew a fuse.

But I don't know

where the fuse box is.

-Out in the shed.

-How do you know that?

Everybody knows everybody out here.

I remember that your dad

really loved weapons.

-I wonder if he took it all with him.

-I don't know.

-Don't you recognize me?

-No.

We used to play together

when we were little.

-I saved things that you gave me.

-From when I was eight?

Were you that young when you moved?

Yeah, dad moved in '94,

and a year later I moved in with him.

-Why did you leave your mom here?

-I don't want to talk about that.

I want to invite you to dinner,

if you are interested.

We're in the country now.

-Nobody will ever know.

-Doesn't everybody know everything?

There are some things

people never find out about.

I'm not like that.

I love my husband.

Are you sure?

Maybe you'd like it.

You should know that some things

just happen out here.

Nobody ever talks about it.

Why the hell did you leave?

-That was many years ago.

-That doesn't change anything.

You still want me.

Hi. I didn't see

that you called before now.

I have been calling all night long.

All you all right?

-What time is it?

-Two. Why haven't you answered?

-I was sleeping.

-I've been calling since 9 o'clock.

I said that we would talk tomorrow.

I turned the sound off.

I know that we said that. But I worry

about you. You understand, right?

Yes, but I'm fine. Can't I call you

if something goes wrong?

We can talk tomorrow.

I have to work.

Work? I thought you said

that you were sleeping?

I was, that's why I have to work now.

Good night, honey.

Meet me at 10 o'clock

by the riverbank tomorrow.

What does Nora do

when her father dies?

"She runs..."

No. "She runs and calls the police."

No, they are on their way.

"She takes the matter into her

own hands." No, that's too stupid.

Rikke!

Rikke!

I don't know what I'm going to say.

-What are you going to say?

-Hush! Here she comes.

What are you doing here?

Can't you just leave me alone?

All the girls have to be test driven,

or broken in, as they say here.

-Did you like the present?

-No! And I want to be left alone!

Why are you such a c*nt?

-Can you please leave now?

-Won't you give us a chance?

-You and I...

-There is no "you and I"!

We were 8. I'm a grown woman, and

I have a husband. Can you leave now?

-So where is he now?

-Leave before I call the cops.

The cops!

She wants to call the cops!

Maybe the cops are closer

than you think. - Show her.

POLICE:

Go away!

Rikke!

I think you should eat the chocolate.

Don't throw away the wrapper.

Come on.

-Hi, honey!

-Hi, sweetie!

Sorry about yesterday. I thought

that everything would be so great.

-Aren't you having a nice time?

-Yeah, I'm fine now, but...

There are a couple of guys who

are bothering me. I'm going nuts.

How did you meet them?

It's nothing dangerous, is it?

I doubt it. They're probably

just some idiots who can't get any.

-I could come up, if you want.

-No, don't do that.

-I could come up and help you.

-Then the trip would be a waste.

I'm going to a party. Nothing big.

Just some people from work.

Then we'll go out and have

a few beers. It'll be a quiet night.

Well, you know that I don't mind

that you go out and have fun.

Just promise me

that you won't get too drunk.

Of course.

I'll only have a couple of beers.

That's good.

I couldn't stand any more crap.

-I have to get back to work.

-Talk to you later, honey!

Will do, sweetie.

Call me if there are any problems.

-Yes, I promise.

-I love you.

Go away!

-Have you been to my place?

-No, no.

So you don't know anything about that

dead animal that was on my stoop?

-What?!

-Squirlie.

"Squirlie"? How in the hell do you

know that if you haven't been there?

He was so cute.

F***!

Welcome back to Radio Dokka.

You heard Jay Z and The Holy Waters-

-with "In Through Heaven's Gate,

Part 2". The next band...

-Hi!

-Hi, sweetie pie!

-Are you drunk?

-No, are you? I'm at work.

-What's that noise in the background?

-Just some people at work.

-I can hear that you are drunk.

-You're the one who's a slut.

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