在1855年…英国和法国在克里米亚跟俄罗斯帝国打仗 In 1855, England and France\nwere at war with Russia in the Crimea.
英国军队以金块作为军饷 The English troops were paid in gold.
两万五千镑的金块每个月一次… Once a month ?5,000 in gold\nwas loaded into strongboxes
被装载在哈布伦敦银行的保险箱里 inside the London bank\nof Huddleston and Bradford
然后再由可靠的警卫将这些金块… and taken by trusted armed guards\nto the railway station.
在无固定的时间和路线下护送到火车站 The convoy followed\nno fixed route or timetable.
到火车站时再将金块放进火车的载货车厢中 The gold was loaded into the\nluggage van of the Folkestone train
火车开往海岸后再前往克里米亚 for shipment to the coast\nand from there to the Crimea.
保险箱会被放进有著特别门锁的保险柜里 The strongboxes\nwere placed in two Chubb safes
保险柜是由四分之三英寸厚的精钢制成 constructed of three-quarter-inch tempered steel.
每个保险柜重550磅 Each safe weighed 550 pounds.
每扇保险柜的门有两道锁需要两把钥匙来打开 Each safe was fitted with two locks\nrequiring two keys,
总共需要四把钥匙 or four keys altogether.
为了安全起见每把钥匙都被不同的人保管 For security,each key was individually protected.
两把钥匙委托给火车站长来保管 他将钥匙锁在他的办公室里 Two keys were entrusted to the railway\ndispatcher, who kept them in his office.
第三把钥匙由艾格传特来保管 A third was in the custody of\nMr Edgar Trent,
他是哈布伦敦银行的主席 president of the Huddleston and Bradford.
第四把钥匙交给了亨利佛勒 And the fourth key\nwas given to Mr Henry Fowler,
他是哈布伦敦银行的经理 manager of the Huddleston\nand Bradford Bank.
一个地方收藏了如此多的金块 The presence of so much gold\nin one place
自然引起了英国罪犯们的注意 aroused the interests\nof the English criminal elements,
但在1855年之前 还未发生过行驶中的火车被抢劫的事件 but in 1855 there had never been\na robbery from a moving railway train.
他死了吗？ Is he dead?
抢劫？我不认为这是抢劫一个贫穷小子单独行动 Robbery? I'd hardly call it that -\none poor fellow working alone.
不会有机会成功的 He had no chance of success.
没错 身为哈布伦敦银行的经理… Indeed, speaking on behalf of the bank,
我可以告诉你们 这件事根本不重要 I must inform you the matter was trivial\nand hardly worthy of our consideration.
我们不必太在意 我想我这么说没人会反对的 I think I may say that\nwithout fear of contradiction.
那个罪犯死了吗？ The villain expired?
没错 警卫将他从高速的火车上丢出去 Quite. The guard threw him\nfrom the train at full speed.
他立刻死亡，可怜的傢伙 He died instantly. Poor devil.
他的身分还没被确认吗？我不认为有 - He's not been identified?\n- I shouldn't think so.
他从火车上摔出去后…早已面目全非了 The manner of his passing was such\nthat his features were... disarrayed.
很明显他是为金块而来的 He was obviously after the Crimean gold.
-似乎是如此…-这场在克里米亚的战争… - Apparently. Speaking...\n- This damnable war
将会使整个国家毁灭 记著我说的-他又来了 - will be the undoing of the nation.\n- He's off again.
-北边的动荡不安…还有这场跟沙皇的战争 Unrest in the north, and now this\nill-considered war with the Tsar.
现在有七分之一的人有投票权你还能期待什么？ What do you expect\nwhen one man in seven has the vote?
连一些平凡老百姓也能投票 We have shopkeepers voting now.
如果女人得逞的话 她们也将会有投票权 And women next. If they get their way.
女人有投票权，真是的 Women voting. Really!
这宗抢劫有点有趣…女人都是没脑袋的 - This robbery had interesting...\n- They haven't the capacity for logic.
她们太情绪化，有点荒谬 -我享受的可不是她们的脑袋 - Too emotional. Quite absurd.\n- It's not their logical capacity I enjoy.
无论多么好的女人都是很麻烦的别这样，亚瑟她们还是有用处的 - Even a good woman's too much trouble.\n- Come, Arthur, they do have their uses.
爱德华就很聪明 他始终不愿意结婚 Edward's got the proper view\nby not marrying at all.
总会有人抓得住爱德华的心 Someone will catch him.
我知道有一两个女孩看中他 我猜没有人能抓得住他的心 - I know one or two with their eye on him.\n- No one will catch Edward.
只有神知道一个未婚男子会在伦敦碰到什么 God knows what a man may catch\nin London if he's not married.
那个在火车上的小偷有没有机会偷到金块？ This thief on the train, Henry.\nWas there a risk of him stealing the gold?
不太可能有机会 现在已没有不可能的事 - None. Quite impossible.\n- Nothing's impossible.
绝对不可能，那是拥有两道 特别门锁的保险柜 Utterly impossible. Two Chubb safes,\nfour keys separately guarded. lmpossible.
四把钥匙由不同的人保管 我仍然认为有可能 - Still, I suppose it could be done.\n- I can't imagine how.
小偷得拿到四把钥匙两把钥匙已给火车站长锁起来 A thief would have to get all four keys.\nTwo are locked away in the station.
一把钥匙在我们的主席 艾格传特的手中… One is in the hands of our president,\nMr Edgar Trent, who is utterly reliable.
我不知道他将钥匙藏在哪里但我知道 I don't know where Mr Trent\nkeeps his key but I know of the fourth,
我保管的第四把钥匙在哪里 for I am myself entrusted with guarding it.
你何时才会告诉我们你将钥匙藏在哪里？ Damn it, Henry, when are you going to\ntell us where you've hidden your key?
我将它挂在脖子上我整天都戴著它 I keep it about my neck.\nI wear it at all times.
你洗澡时也挂著吗？ Even when bathing?
我洗澡时也一样，我从未拿下它 Even while bathing.\nIt never leaves my person.
很聪明 非常聪明 - Clever.\n- Most ingenious.
所以你们可知道 要拿到四把钥匙是不可能的 So you see, to get all four keys -\nquite impossible.
运往克里米亚的金块跟其他的银行存款都非常的安全 The Crimean gold and all the bank's\nother transactions are entirely safe.
-感谢主 Thank God for that.
你可以放心了，爱德华 You may count on it, Edward. Count on it.
他们认为你是谁？ 他们认为我是爱德华皮尔斯 - Who do those men think you are?\n- Edward Pierce. A sharp businessman.
一个精明的生意人能够掩饰许多罪恶 A sharp businessman?\nThat covers a multitude of sins.
对他们来说是如此 It does among that group.
那你是做什么生意的？ And what's your business?
这点就不很清楚 我好像是在北方的煤炭生意赚了些钱 It's not really clear. I've made a great deal\nof money in coal, in the north.
-你有吗？ -我有 我还蛮富裕的 - Have you?\n- Oh, yes, I have. I'm quite well-off.
你是吗？ Are you?
没错，我是… 靠自己的能力赚来的 I think so.\nI've... made something of myself.
他们全都相信吗？ Do they believe all that?
一群精明的生意人 不会问太多问题的 Among sharp businessmen\none doesn't ask too many questions.
他们知道你对剧院有兴趣吗？ Do they know of your interest\nin the theatre?
一个未婚男人总得有些消遣 An unmarried gentleman\nmust amuse himself.
真的吗？ 真的 - Must he?\n- Oh, yes, he must.
他们有谈到火车的事吗？ Did they mention the train?
他们说了什么？ What did they say?
他们都同意不太可能成功 They all agreed that it was impossible.
很不可能 Simply impossible.
你喜欢那样 You like that?
我看得出来你很兴奋 I can tell it excites you.
你没事吧？ Are you all right?
干得好 Nice pull.
我自己也觉得如此 你看起来很不错 Not bad, if I do say so myself.\nYou look well.
我过得不错，生意如何？ Yes. How was the touch?
你刚才都看到了，不是吗？ You saw it, didn't you?
还是我的手法太快了所以你看不到？ Or was I so fast you couldn't see it?
我看到了 I saw.
你有用铁线吗？没有，只用我的手 - Did you wire her?\n- No, just my hands.
手法很快的 Hummingbirds.
你有想到什么工作吗？我可能有一两个工作 - Thinking of a job, then?\n- I may have one or two little things.
那一两个工作有可能是偷窃吗？ Those one or two little things...\nCould they be crib jobs?
有可能 They could.
-很大的冒险吗？-很冒险 - Bit dicey, are they?\n- Very dicey.
-只用手或需要钥匙？-需要钥匙 - Is it dipping or keys?\n- Keys.
-需要复制还是偷窃？-复制 - Wax or a straightaway haul?\n- Wax.
柏克利山那宗案子不是你干的吧？ You didn't do the Berkeley Hills job,\ndid you?
柏克利山只是一宗烂工作 Berkeley Hills? Shit job.
烂工作？他们成功偷到2000个金币 A shit job? Well, they're clean\nwith 2,000 guineas gone.
还不够好 我在考虑更大宗的生意 No. I was thinking of something bigger.
需要快速地复制钥匙？ This wax. On the fly?
那么算我一份 Then I'm your man.
我的身手是最快的 我听说过了 - The fastest screwsman you'll ever see.\n- So I heard.
现在该怎么做？我们先去查看一个假正直的绅士 - What's it to be, then?\n- First we must case a square-rigged gent.
晚安 Good night.
艾格传特先生… Mr Edgar Trent,
是哈布伦敦银行的主席 president of the Huddleston\nand Bradford Bank,
日常的工作都很固定 follows an inflexible routine,
每天都在傍晚七点钟准时离开银行 departing the bank\nat the end of each day promptly at 7 pm.
传特先生住在贝尔格瑞佛广场七号 Mr Trent resides at\nnumber seven Belgrave Square.
那是一栋有23间房的宅第 还不包括仆人的住处 It's a mansion of 23 rooms,\nnot including servants' quarters.
他的第二任妻子艾蜜莉 比他年轻30岁 His second wife, Emily,\nis 30 years his junior,
他跟前妻生的未嫁人的女儿…帮她将家务管理得一丝不苟 and with her unmarried stepdaughter\nshe runs the household very strictly.
他们总共雇用了十个仆人 There are ten servants employed.
一马车夫、一园丁 一看门员、一执事、一厨师、跟两个整理楼上的女佣 A coachman, a gardener, a doorman,\na butler, a cook and two upstairs maids.
所有的仆人都对工作很满意而且都不能被收买 All the servants are content\nand can't be bribed.
-狗呢？-有两只 他每天带他们散步两次 - Dogs?\n- Two. Terriers. Walks 'em twice a day.
在早上七点时 还有晚上八点十五分 Seven in the morning and 8.15 at night.
-几个小孩？ -五个 - Children?\n- Five.
有三个住在家里 最小的男孩只有四岁 Three at home.\nThe youngest is a boy who sleepwalks.
他有梦游的倾向 Which creates a commotion.
如果不知道钥匙在哪里就没必要潜进房子里 No point in cracking a 23-room house\nuntil we find out where the key is.
知道钥匙在哪里的人就是传特先生 The person who knows\nwhere that key is is Mr Trent.
真的吗？ Really?
他一定有弱点 赌博？喝酒？女人？ He must have a weakness.\nGambling, drink. Women?
不 不 不 No, no, no.
没有绅士是这么清高的 No respectable gentleman\nis that respectable.
他喜欢捕鼠的赌博游戏 没错 - He's a ratting gent.\n- Indeed he is.
各位，我们提供的都是最好的… Thank you, gentlemen, please.\nMind your back there, sir.
各位，谁想要试试看？ Every one country-born and bred,\nnot a water ditch among 'em.
谁想要试试看？ 各位，谁想要试试看？ Who wants to try a rat?\nCome on, gents. Who wants to try a rat?
我赌我的爱狗能抓到15只老鼠 15 of your best for my fancy.
替传特先生的爱狗称称重量 传特先生真是位热爱运动的绅士 Weigh the fancy of Mr T.A very sporting gentleman.
各位，请让传特先生的爱狗进入 Let Mr T's fancy dog through.\nThere you are.
14磅 传特先生的爱狗重14磅 - 14 pounds.\n- 14 pounds is Mr T's fancy dog.
而且他要求试15只老鼠 And he's called for a try at 15 rats.
-三分钟可以完成吗？-可以 - Shall it be three minutes, Mr T?\n- Yes.
各位，时间是三分钟 如果你觉得它办得到的话 Three minutes it is.\nYou may wager as you feel fit.
给他15只老鼠 Get him his 15, Tom.
有赢必有输 You win some, you lose some.
准备好了吗？准备好了 - Are you ready?\n- Ready.
开始 And... go!
三分钟时间到 Time, gentlemen. Three minutes.
把狗抓出来，谢谢 Get the dog out. Thank you, gentlemen.
各位，请付清你的赌注 Pay your debts. Who's next?
有输必有赢 Come on! Any man fancy his fancy?
下一位是谁？来吧 A sporting chap.\nYou win one or two, you lose one or two.
谁想要再试试…最好的乡村老鼠？ Who's going to be next to try the finest\ncountry-bred rats that money can buy?
我可以坐下吗？ May I join you?
可以 If you like.
它今晚的状态不佳，速度不够快但它表现很不错了 Lover wasn't at his best. He lacked bustle.\nBut he came up well enough.
它会再试一次的 - My Lover will fight again.\n- Indeed.
我下次还会在它身上下赌注的 And I shall wager upon him again\nwhen he does.
你有输很多吗？十块金币，不多 - Did you lose much?\n- Ten guineas. A trifle.
十块金币 Ten guineas.
我很高兴你这么看得开 Well, I'm pleased you take it so lightly.
我很崇拜能将爱狗训练有素的人 I admire a man\nwho may keep a fancy and sport him.
如果我不用常常出国做生意 我也应该养一只 I should do so myself\nwere I not so often abroad on business.
每次我一出国我太太就会照顾这些动物 Whenever I'm gone,\nmy wife looks after the animals.
我恐怕这几年来…我太投入我的事业了 I fear I've been too devoted to business\nthese past few years.
我从未结过婚 I've never married.
当然我也很想结婚 当然 - Of course, I should like to.\n- Of course.
能遇到适合的女孩是很困难的事 It's so hard to meet a suitable girl.
你们想造什么东西？我们想造一个水车 应该会很不错 - What exactly are you constructing?\n- A water wheel. It will be so delightful.
特别是铁锈色的水车 你同意吗？ Especially with the rusted curve of\nthe water wheel itself. Don't you agree?
我们花了很多钱来造这个水车 We are building the rusted wheel\nat considerable expense.
它是用生锈的金属做成的 这些工匠的手艺都很精巧 It is constructed of previously rusted\nmetal. The craftsmen are ingenious.
当然我们还得等那些野草长高 整个景色才算完成 But we must wait for the weeds to grow\nbefore it takes on the proper appearance.
我相信这个废墟一定会很漂亮 Oh, I'm sure it'll be a handsome ruin.
伊莉莎白在哪儿？ Where is Elizabeth?
我在这里渡过许多愉快的时光 I have passed many pleasant hours here
看著那些工匠将螺丝钉钻进洞里 watching the workmen\nfit each piece into its precise slot.
技巧真好 Such skill.
他们把它们紧紧地扭紧在一起，是吗？ They screw it together?
不，通常是用长螺丝紧紧地栓住 No, bolt it, actually, with long bolts.\nFitted tightly.
对，用长螺丝紧紧地栓住 Yes. Long bolts, fitted tightly.
我刚从美国回来…看到了很多突出的建设 I've just returned from America,\na country of many prominent erections.
看到那么多突出的建设感觉很兴奋 It is exciting to see things come together.
只要是品质不受影响就好 So long as the quality does not suffer.
最重要的是能紧密地结合 Tight-fitting joints. That's the secret.
现在都非常罕见了 It is so rare these days.
当然得依靠工匠的手艺 It depends on the skill of the workman,of course.
而且他也要有适当的工具 And he must have the proper tools.
我最亲爱的女儿 My darling daughter.
皮尔斯先生 让我为你介绍我女儿伊莉莎白 Now may I present Mr Edward Pierce?\nMy daughter Elizabeth.
传特小姐，你让我感到很惊喜 Miss Trent,you've taken me completely by surprise.
我不知道你是在称赞我还是笑我 I cannot tell if that's to my advantage.
我当然是在称赞你 I can assure you it is, wholly.
-你想试试这个吗？ -谢谢你 - Would you try one of these, Mr Pierce?\n- With gratitude.
伊莉莎白，我们正谈到水车的事 We are just discussing the ruins,Elizabeth.
-完成后一定会非常漂亮-我无法忍受他们这么做 - It's coming along so nicely.\n- That dreadful ruin. I can't bear it.
They've taken away so many flowers.
他们除掉了许多漂亮的花朵 You're fond of flowers?
-你很喜欢花朵吗？-还要喝多点茶吗？ - More tea, Mr Pierce? - Ah, yes.
我监督花园里的所有花草 Yes, I supervise the planting of all the flowers in the garden.
剩下的那些花草 What there is left of it.
-我特别喜欢樱草花 I'm especially fond of the primroses.
-是的 Ah, yes.
你想不想过去看看？ Perhaps you'd like to see them?
我非常乐意， I'd be delighted.
失陪一下？ Will you excuse us?
男人很少会对花草有兴趣 It's quite rare\nfor a man to take an interest in flowers.
最好看的都在这里了 The best of them are just over here.\nLet me show you.
我不认为他适合伊莉莎白 I don't know that he's suitable for her.
-他看起来很不错 -他有太多缺点了 - Oh, he seems nice enough.\n- He has far too much to say.
我们也有一些喇叭水仙 刚刚才被送来的 We also have many daffodils.\nThey've just come up.
能欣赏到这么美丽的事物真让人高兴 -你同意吗？ It gives me such pleasure to see beautiful\nthings spring forth. Don't you agree?
-我也是这么认为 Yes, I do agree. But tell me...
他很有个人的魅力 He has his charm.
你根本不在乎她嫁给谁 是吗？ You don't care who she marries, do you?
她真的很平凡吗？ Is she really plain?
她是的 That she is.
你认为她很令人厌烦吗？非常令人厌烦 - And you find her tedious?\n- Unbearably tedious.
她的发型怎样？不怎么样 - How does she wear her hair?\n- On her head.
我说真的，我没注意到 Really, I never noticed.
你好像很忙 You're in a hurry.
我是个很无情的追求者 I am a relentless suitor.
而且她还未告诉我我想知道的事 Besides, she still hasn't told me\nwhat I need to know.
你在哪里学会骑马？ Where did you learn to ride?
女士不应该问绅士这种问题 我说真的 - A lady never asks such a question.\n- I'm serious.
法国 France.
在法国的一间庄园里 On an estate in France.
不是在美国？ Not in America?
我从未去过美国 No, I've never been to America.
你何时去法国的？ When were you in France?
很久之前了 It's been some time now.
你有对谁说过实话吗？ Do you ever tell anyone the truth?
实话？ The truth?
没有 No.
我很担心他 I worry about him so.
他今天早上非常紧张 是吗？ - He was fearfully nervous this morning.\n- Really?
每次要运送金块时我父亲就会很紧张 Father's always nervous\nwhen he sends the gold to Crimea.
那几天他就会变得很不同 He's a different man on those days.
他背负著很大的责任 He bears a heavy responsibility.
他表现得很奇怪 He acts so strangely!
他非常反对在入夜之前喝任何有酒精的饮料 He's entirely opposed to the consumption\nof any alcohol before nightfall.
-非常聪明 -但是我怀疑他打破了自己的规定 - Very sensible.\n- I suspect he breaks his own regulation.
每次运送的早上他都会独自下去酒窖 For each morning of the shipments\nhe goes alone to the wine cellars.
他不会让仆人帮他提灯 他坚持独自下去 With no servants to hold the lanterns.\nHe insists on going alone.
或许他是在检查酒窖里的酒 Perhaps he's just checking the contents.
不是的，他都让我继母处理酒窖的事情 No, he relies upon my stepmother\nto stock and care for the cellar.
每个男人都会有些怪癖 我猜是吧 - Every man has his eccentricities.\n- I suppose.
那你的怪癖是什么？ What are your eccentricities,\ndear Edward?
我的怪癖？我一点也没有 Mine? I have none at all.
有一个吧 Well, one.
我疯狂地爱上了一个可爱的少女 I am excessively preoccupied\nwith a certain lovely young lady.
哎哟 Sir!
你可真直接 You're a bold rogue to be so forward.
我可能会怀疑你有什么企图 I might even begin to suspect you\nof some motive in your advances.
没有任何企图，宝贝 Never, my darling.
亲爱的爱德华 Oh, dear Edward.
我真的很高兴 I'm so happy.
我也很高兴 And I am happy too.
他将钥匙藏在酒窖里 He keeps the key in the bloody wine cellar.
晚安，女士，请问有什么事吗？ Good evening, madam.May I be of service?
请问这里是杰佛斯先生的家吗？不是的，杰佛斯先生的家 - Is this the household of Mr Jeffers?\n- No, madam. Mr Jeffers' house...
谢谢你，你人真好 Thank you, my good man.
只是风声罢了 It's only the wind.
你认为钥匙会在哪里？ Where do you think it could be?
闭嘴 Shut up!
对不起 Sorry.
约翰，你能不能去酒窖看看？ John, would you check the cellar, please?
好的 Yes, madam.
-约翰？ John?
-约翰？你在哪里？-主人，我在楼下 - John? Where's John?\n- I'm down here, sir.
你这时候在那里做什么？女主人说她听到一些怪声 - What are you doing down there?\n- Madam felt she heard a noise...
她总是感觉听到一些怪声 Madam always feels she's heard a noise.
快上来，我要你帮我找烟斗 Come along now.I need you to find my best pipe.
-又不知到哪里去了-好的，主人 - It's misplaced again.\n- Certainly, sir.
好险，我的心吓得差点跳出来 That was a close one.\nDidn't do my heart any good, I'll say that.
拿好手电筒 Mind the light.
这个 Here.
这个不是，看到这些灰尘吗？已经很多年没人碰过了 That's not the bloody key. See the rust?\nNobody's touched that betty in years.
不过它的样子很奇怪 我从未看过这种钥匙 It's odd, though. I've never seen\nthe likes of that before, small as it is.
钥匙虽然小，但是手工很细致有可能是女士用的钥匙 Very delicate. It could be a lady's twirl\nfor some feminine trifle.
手电筒呢？ Watch the light!
找不到钥匙也不是我的过失对不对？这可是你的主意，不是吗？ It's not my fault you're having trouble.\nIt's your bloody idea, isn't it?
这里 这就是保险柜的钥匙了 - Here.\n- That's a key for a Chubb safe.
尽快复制钥匙吧 Let's see how fast you can wax.
拿好手电筒 Mind the light.
混蛋 Bastard.
-很漂亮，是不是？ Beautiful, isn't it?
-非常好 Brilliant.
这个条款是什么意思？ What does this clause mean?
谁管它？那个女的如何？ Never mind that.\nWhat about that one over there?
穿粉红色衣服那个？ In pink?
我很想跟她做些交易 Wouldn't mind making a deposit\nin that one, I dare say.
交易有可能很快就会完成 If she didn't provoke a hasty withdrawal.
我猜我不会的 Not on my account, I fancy.
而且她是贝辛顿爵士的女人 她一定很习惯快的交易 Besides, she is Sir John Basington's minx\nand accustomed to hasty withdrawals.
我们真是很贱，是不是？ Quite without principle, don't you think?
但是看看那个，我的天 But here now - I say!
请问你们有我的存款簿吗？ Have you got my deposit account?
她就是我心中的女神 那种床上的女神 That's what I call a proper woman.\nWhich is to say, not proper at all.
她非常好，时间长短都不是问题 She gives good value, long term or short.
你认识她吗？ You know her?
你这个自私鬼把她藏在哪里？ Where have you been keeping her,\nEdward, you rogue?
她很漂亮 以外国女人来说，她非常漂亮 She's a vision.\nNot at all bad for a foreign woman.
我想她不太适合你 I don't think she's your type.
不适合我？她非常适合我 She's precisely my type.\nWill you make an introduction?
你能帮我介绍… - Fowler.\n- Trent.
你能帮我介绍吗？ Will you make an introduction?
不是在这里，你今晚有空吗？ Not here, of course.\nWhat are you doing tonight?
我…我已经买了今晚剧院的票 Well, I had arranged to go to the theatre...
别这样，我们不是朋友吗？ Come, come, my dear fellow.\nAre we not friends?
我们是好朋友，亨利 More than that, Henry.
很好的朋友 Much more.
-这是计划之一，是不是？ -没错，这是计划之一 - That's the plan, is it?\n- Yes, that's the plan.
这就是你的意思？ That's all you have to say?
这是个工作，不是吗？ It's the job, innit?
我猜你期望我跟那个又肥又讨厌的傢伙上床 I suppose you expect me\nto dab it up with that fat, repulsive...
我猜你期望我这么做 I suppose you expect me\nto go through with it.
那完全在于你自己，不是吗？ It's up to you, innit?
去你的 Bloody hell.
亲爱的 我们走吧 Shall we go, darling?
太棒了 Very nice.
太好了，她在这里，对吗？ 是的，她在这里 - She's here, is she? - Oh, yeah, she's here.
晚安 Evening, gentlemen.
请问你们需要什么服务？ How can I be of service to you?
我朋友想见露西安娜小姐 My friend would like to see\nMadame Lucienne.
她的价钱不低 She holds a very rigid standard.
没关系 - Well, that's all right, isn't it?\n- Yes.
请到这边来 Come this way.
你走上楼去 然后进入右手边第一道门 You go up the stairs, sir...\nand through the first door on your right.
露西安娜小姐很快就会见你 Madame Lucienne\nwill be with you presently.
-心里有没有感到很愉快 -有 - Very gay here. - Yes.
请问你贵姓？ 琼斯 - Monsieur...?\n- Jones.
我很高兴认识你 I am very pleased\nto make your acquaintance.
我也是 I as well.
你很紧张吗？ You are nervous?
没有，我只是认为我们应该先熟悉对方一下 No, I just thought\nwe might become... better acquainted.
你不需要紧张的 Oh, mon chi, you are nervous.\nThere is no need to be.
我会好好照顾你的每样小东西 I will take care of every little thing.
和每样大东西 And every big thing.
你好强壮 Such a strong man!
是的，我年轻时常运动 Well, yes, I did a bit of sport.\nWhen I was younger, of course.
但你现在仍很年轻 Oh, but you are still young.
也很强壮 And very strong.
-你要脱掉这个？-不是更好吗？ - You want this off as well?\n- It is best, no?
让我们肉体相见 The touch of flesh to flesh.
感受到彼此的体温 The warmth of the body.
这是法国的作风，是吗？ This is the French way, is it?
这是什么？是钥匙，我恐怕… - What is this?\n- A key. But I'm afraid...
我们之间绝不能有任何东西 Oh, there must be nothing between us.
好的 Oh, yes.
-请你坐到这边来 Now if you will sit on the lit.
-哪里？坐到床上来 床上 - The what?\n- The lit - the bed, the bed.
多兴奋，你… Oh, it is so exciting.
该怎么说？ You... How do you say...
你点燃了我的欲火 You inflame me.
你自己不用脱衣服吗？ But, madame,\ndo you not remove your own clothing?
我自己…当然要 Oh, my own... Why, yes, of course.
等一等 In just a moment.
-等一等 -请脱快点 - Just a moment.\n- Do make haste, madam.
我会的 Yes, yes, I will.
我的天，警察来了 Oh, my God, the police!
警察来了，多讨厌 Quel mess.
-快点，亨利 Come on, Henry, for God's sake.
-我来了 I'm coming.
-警察在哪里？ -在楼下 - Police, where are they?\n- Downstairs.
-那我的名誉可能会被毁了 -安静点 - But I could be ruined.\n- Quite!
我知道后门 I know the back way.
你找的任务可真难 You couldn't have picked\nsomething more difficult.
你说你的身手最敏捷 - You said you're the bloody best.\n- And I am.
我是最好的但这实在太困难了 我已经观察三天了 But that's the devil's own crib.\nI've watched it three days. Look there.
你要先避过那些警察然后在众目暌暌下走上阶梯 You have to get past those crushers,\nthen up those stairs in plain sight.
再进入玻璃门，大家都能看到你 Then into that crib. Anybody can see you.
这太愚蠢了，简直是自投罗网 Bloody silly.\nlnvitation to prison, that place is.
上面有什么东西是你想要的？ What's your pogue up there?
绿色壁橱里的两把钥匙 Two Chubb keys in that green cupboard.
那些是什么钥匙？ What might they be, them keys?
刚好是我想要的钥匙 Two keys that I happen to want.
我们不是好拍档吗？ We're partners, aren't we?
如果你想说你不完全信任我… If you're trying to say\nthat you don't trust me completely...
我一点都不信任你 I don't trust you at all.
很好 Good.
我们已欺骗了银行家现在又在火车站 We've been gulling banksmen,\nnow we're in a railway station.
火车站有什么？只有火车… What's in a station? Trains is in a...
我的天，你想抢劫克里米亚的… Mother of God!\nYou're after the Crimean g...
你疯了，抢劫移动中的火车那是办不到的 Trying to rob a moving train -\nit can't be done.
-为什么不可能？ Why not?
以前从未有人成功过？没有 - It hasn't been done, has it?\n- No.
运送到克里米亚的金块…我的天 Crimean gold. Mother of God.
总共是两万五千镑 每次都运送两万五千镑 That's ?5,000, isn't it?\nA big shipment, isn't it? 25,000 quid.
-我的天…你准备好进去偷钥匙没？ - Mother of God!\n- Are you ready to go in?
我？当然 Am I... Yes.
你安排的人在哪？ Where's the chavy?
在那里 There.
他是你的儿子 He's your son.
我没有儿子 I don't have no son.
露易莎说他是你的儿子 Louisa says he's your son.
她不会知道的，不是吗？真的是他吗？ She wouldn't know. Is that him?
他不是我儿子 我儿子没那么丑 He's not my son.\nHe's too ugly to be my son.
你给他什么好处？ So what's the sweetener?
一块金币 A guinea.
如果他真是我儿子 他值得赚到一块金币 Well, if he is my son, he'll be worth it.
我们准备好了吗？ Are we ready?
我被抢劫了 抓住小偷，抓住那个男孩 - Oh, Geoffrey! I've been robbed.\n- Stop thief! Stop that boy.
抓住他 Somebody stop him.
警察 抓住那个男孩 Police! Stop that boy.
抓住小偷，抓住他 Stop thief! Stop that boy.
我抓到了 I've got him!
-抓住那个男孩，他是个小偷-发生了什么事？ - Stop that boy. He's a thief.- What's going on?
对不起 Oh, I'm sorry.
走开 Take that!
你没事吧？ Are you all right?
快到桌下去抓他 Under. After him.
走开 Get off!
对不起，你没事吧？抓到你了，把钱拿来 Oh, my dear chap.\nAwfully sorry. Are you all right?
做得好 Gotcha!
谢谢你们 Well done. And thank you, gentlemen.
可恶的小偷，他们到处都是 Damn thieves. They're everywhere.
-你有复制钥匙了吗？ -一点也没有 - Did you wax them?\n- Not a prayer. Not a bloody prayer.
我无法打开壁橱的锁 Never crack that crib.
-白天不行 -我已说过不可能 - Not in daylight.\n- I said it was impossible.
-晚上如何？ What about night?
我已在这里观察三天了 I've marked this crib\nfor three nights running.
整晚都有人在楼上守卫 There's a jack at the top of the stairs\nall night long.
他跟巡逻的警官说话但他未曾离开他的岗位 He talks to the constable making his\nrounds - but he doesn't leave his post.
在午夜两点时他会喝一点啤酒 Then at two o'clock\nhe takes his tightener.
到两点半时…他就会去上厕所 And right at 2.30 he goes off\nto relieve himself from his bottle of beer.
那时我开始计时 And that's when I time him.
我清楚计算他离开到回来的时间 I time him from when he goes off\nto when he comes back.
三个晚上的时间都相同 他是个很有规律的人 And it's been the same - three nights\nrunning. A very regular bloke, is this jack.
75秒 75 seconds.
这太困难了 It's a coopered ken.
你说你是全国身手最敏捷的小偷 -这是一个很好的挑战 You say you're the fastest screwsman\nin the country. Well, here's a challenge.
-挑战？75秒要拿到两把钥匙？完全不可能 Challenge? 75 seconds for two keys?\nIt's nigh impossible.
如果有人从屋顶上爬进去再从里面帮你开门呢？ What if a snakesman comes over the roof\nand cracks it from the inside?
谁能从屋顶上爬进去？已经没有更好的人选了 What snakesman's to break that drum?\nNobody good enough is out.
克林威利是最棒的但他还在坐牢 The best is Clean Willy and he's in.
-他在哪里坐牢？ -纽盖特监狱 - Where's he in?\n- Newgate Prison.
他不可能从那里逃狱的 And there's no escaping that.
只有威利能攀爬上去 Only Willy can climb that.
可惜他在纽盖特监狱 Shame he's in Newgate.
别碰我，我要离开了 No, guv, don't cut me. I'm goin'.
亲爱的，想渡过一段好时光吗？ Hello, dearie. Comin' in for a good time?
你会很满意的 You won't be sorry.
有什么事吗？ What's it to be, guv?
你需要我帮你服务吗？ Bit of a tickle for you?
你认识绰号蛇人的克林威利吗？ You dab it up with Clean Willy the snakesman, right?
是的，他现在在纽盖特监狱 I did. He's in Newgate now.
你有去看他吗？ You visit?
我一直都有 I do now and again.
我以他姐姐的身分去看他 I visits as his sister, see?
如果你再去看他时帮我带个口信给他 There's another of those\nif you can downy him a message.
什么口信？ What's it to be?
叫他在下次吊刑时逃狱 没有人能从纽盖特监狱逃狱 - Tell Willy to break at the next topping.\n- There's no breaks from Newgate.
叫他一定要办到否则他就不是克林威利 Tell him he breaks at the next topping\nor he's not Clean Willy.
叫他去初次遇见约翰席恩斯的地方 Tell him to go to the house\nwhere he first met John Simms.
约翰席恩斯 John Simms.
你就是约翰席恩斯吗？ Are you John Simms?
我的天，我想我要死了… Oh, my! I think I'm going to die.
今天是个吊刑的好日子 Fine day for a hanging.
你真的认为他办得到？ Do you really think he'll make it?
-绷带都带来了吗？-都在这里 - Did you bring the trimmings?\n- It's all here.
-药呢？-你要求的都带了 - Medicine?\n- Everything.
-你要吃些鸡肉吗？ -不要 - Do you want some cold chicken?\n- No.
威利是最厉害的攀爬者但他无法从这里逃出去的 Willy's the best snakesman there is -\nbut he can't get out of there.
亲爱的弟兄 不论这个世界是否憎恨你 Dearly beloved,\nwonder not if the world hate you.
我们知道我们已经从死里重生因为我们热爱生命 We know that we have passed from death\nto life because we love the brethren.
不热爱生命的人都逗留在死亡里 He that loveth not abideth in death.
仇恨弟兄的人就是犯了杀人罪 Whosoever hateth his brother is a murderer.
犯了杀人罪的人就不得永生 And you know that no murderer\nhath eternal life abiding in himself.
这些全都是上帝的慈爱 In this we have known the charity of God.
我的天 And in God's house...
善良和怜悯的生活必定跟着我, Goodness and mercy all my life\nshall surely follow me,
在上帝的家里,永远地…… and in God's house forevermore...
我的天 我想我要死了… Oh, my! I think I'm going to die.
他们说威利连玻璃墙都能攀爬 They say Willy can climb a wall of glass.
只要有人能做到 威利一定能做到 If anyone can do it, Clean Willy can.
我的天，我想我要死了 Oh, my! I think I'm going to die.
他在哪里？ Where is he?
我的老天爷，威利的情况很不好 Good heavens! He's in a right bad state.
过来这里 Here, come over here.
坐下 Sit down.
打开壁橱 Cabinet open...
-关壁橱 Cabinet shut.
门… Door.
阶梯 Steps.
完成 Done.
时间呢？ Time?
81秒 81.
比上次好多了 Well... better than last time.
只快两秒 Two seconds better.
你还未打破75秒的时间 But you still haven't broken the 75 seconds.
已经好多了 Well, it is better.
但还不够好 But not good enough.
我们待会儿再试一次 We'll try again later.
你去哪里？ Where are you going?
你太累了 But you're so tired.
我不累 I'm not tired.
开始 Go.
阶梯 Steps.
门， Door.
打开壁橱 “身手最敏捷的小偷” - Cabinet open.\n- Fastest bloody screwsman!
闭嘴 时间？ Shut up. Time?
31秒 31.
关壁橱 Cabinet shut.
门 Door.
阶梯 Steps.
时间 Time?
74秒 74.
我就知道我办得到 I always knew I could do it.
Shit.
Jed?
- Yes.\n- All right?
Oh, I'm well enough.
You been at the fight?
Fancy Dan and Stunning Bill.\nWasn't my fight, was it?
Put a sovereign on Bill.
Well, he won. I've a quid to show for it.
I'll take another walk round. See you later.
75 seconds, remember?
Now!
13...
14...
15...
Where are the bloody keys?
No Chubb keys.
Damn it.
73...
74...
75.
I remember when we first met.
I gave the most awful performance in\nWay of The World.
I went to my dressing room and there\nwere the beautiful flowers you'd sent me.
And then you walked in.
Flowers?
Dozens of them. They were wonderful.
I didn't send any.\nMust have been someone else.
I walked in and you thanked me.
You're teasing me.
Bloody waste of good money, flowers.
- You didn't?\n- No.
Really?
I had them at a good price.\nI robbed a grave.
All you ever think about is money.
All anyone ever thinks about is money.
Don't turn.
- Mr Simms, is it?\n- That's right.
- You came alone?\n- Yes, as you instructed.
- Everything the same on the railway line?\n- All the same.
Then it'll be tomorrow.
- What'll be tomorrow?\n- Never you mind. Here's 100 quid for you.
Look the other way and shut your mouth.
- Right?\n- Right, sir.
Now, off you go and don't look back.
Get a bowl of water in there.
Put it in the corner, over there.
As far away from me as you can.
- He's pretty heavy, ain't he?\n- Pretty hungry too.
Sorry, sir.\nNo one's allowed to ride in the van.
I've got to accompany the animal.\nIt's very valuable.
He gets upset if I'm not with him.
Yeah, very well.
Doesn't care for travel.
- You mean it's to be you?\n- Aye.
Where'd you make them impressions?\nThey keep all them keys separate.
- Do they?\n- Aye, they do.
How'd you pull 'em?
With incredible skill.
The next gold shipment is in a week.\nThis time we take it.
Agar will replace the gold\nwith these lead bars
and throw the bags\nfrom the train at Romney,
where Barlow will collect them\nand then drive to Folkestone.
Where will we be?
In a first-class compartment\nenjoying the journey.
What happens afterward?
We divide the gold as agreed.
After that.
- After that?\n- Yes, after that.
You and I will go to Paris.
You have it all worked out.\nWe ride on the train and they do the work.
They have to earn their share, don't they?
It's all very smooth.
Unless something goes wrong.
What could go wrong?
My dear Mr Simms.
As your humble servant,
I would be greatly obliged and indebted
if you could contrive to meet with me\nat the Palace, Sydenham
for the purpose...
For the purpose...
For the purpose\nof discussing some matters of...
mutual interest.
Most respectfully,
William Williams, Esquire.
That should do it.
Well now, Willy...
What's this fellow Simms up to, eh?
Please, sir, I can't tell you.
Should have thought of that before\nwe caught you with this purse.
I don't want to go back to prison, sir.
Well, then. Better tell us.
I don't know, sir. I told you.
All's I know is that he's a cracksman\nplanning a flash pull, he is.
The letter will put you on to him.
We'll see.
They'll kill me, they will.
Then see you aren't running off again, eh?
We'll have a look\nat this mysterious Mr Simms.
Don't turn round, Willy.
- Now, what is it?\n- I'm needing a bit, Mr Simms.
- You've been paid.\n- I'm needing more.
- You been working, Willy?\n- No!
- Did the crushers pick you up?\n- I swear it, no!
- Willy, if you've turned nose on me...\n- I swear it's no flam.
A finny or two's what I need\nand that'll be an end to it.
There's a finny in your pocket.
You're sweating.
If you've turned nose on me,\nI'll see you in lavender.
Not me, sir. I swear.
Three crushers.
Edward! Edward Pierce.
Edward, we were wondering\nwhat had become of you.
I got married.
Must dash.
- Do you think he's in trouble?\n- Wouldn't surprise me.
Very rough man. Not a good sort at all.
- So, the snakesman is dead.\n- I'm afraid so, sir.
- And this fellow Simms has vanished?\n- Yes, sir.
And we don't know who he is\nor what he intends?
- We are entirely without clues.\n- No, not entirely.
We know Simms arranged for Clean Willy\nto break from Newgate some months ago.
- So it's a long-standing plan.\n- A plan we don't know.
Quite. But we do know Simms is\na safecracker. He must be after safes.
And Willy broke into the dispatcher's\noffice of the South Eastern Railway Line.
And it occurred to me, could this Simms\nbe planning to steal the Crimean gold?
Steal from a moving railway train?
Who could imagine such a thing?
The next gold shipment is tomorrow.
I've alerted the railway line\nto take extra precautions.
- What's this?\n- Precautions, sir.
I will ride the train to Folkestone tonight.\nI shall be there tomorrow
in case there's any tomfoolery\nwhen the gold arrives.
- Very enterprising of you.\n- Thank you, sir.
We've made new security\narrangements throughout.
New lock.
New guard, just in case they do have\nthe audacity to try for the Crimean gold.
Excellent foresight, Mr Sharp.
I must commend you\non your attention in this matter.
We certainly wouldn't\nwant to lose that gold.
It's all changed. Everything.\nEverything's changed.
No one's allowed to ride in the luggage\nvan save Burgess himself as guard.
And they've got a new jack\non the platform
who opens all parcels\nlarge enough for a man to hide in.
And if that ain't bad enough, they've gone\nand fitted a lock on the luggage van door.
They're locking it at the station and not\nopening it until it gets to Folkestone.
A precautionary measure.\nAll on account of the gold.
Bloody outside lock!\nIt can't be worked from within.
Even if I was to be able to\nget inside the van
I'd be locked inside there\nuntil it gets into Folkestone.
And who do you think's behind all this?\nOnly the crushers theirselves, that's who.
Two plainclothes jacks were there,
saying as how a Mr Simms\nwas planning to rob the Crimean gold.
They don't have a high opinion of your\nintelligence. But they credit your nerve.
And they've put crushers on every station\non the line and at Folkestone.
So. Here we are.
Burgess is no use. I can't get into the van\nbecause of that jack opening everything.
Even if I could, I couldn't get the gold out\nas the door's locked from the outside.
So what's it to have four keys, I ask you?
Four keys or 40 keys -\nit don't make no bloody difference!
It's a waste, the whole thing.\nAnd nothing to be done about it.
All on account of they found you out,\nMr Edward bloody Simms Pierce!
That was something you didn't think of.\nWhat have you got to say about that?
Find me a dead cat.
Now then, missy, now then.
Oh, please, sir, can you help me?
The man is a heartless beast, he is.
- What man?\n- That guard upon the line, sir.
He will not let me\nset my dear brother on the train.
He says it must be...
opened!
Why... the cruel rogue.
We'll have your brother on the train.
There's...
no need to open it.
I see you have a Bateson's belfry here.
Oh, yes, sir.
Me brother, he was terrible afraid of being\nburied alive, so here's the safety.
Very thoughtful, I'm sure.\nJust you dry your eyes. All will be well.
Thank you, sir.
I'll just... get this business finished.
- How could you be so cruel?\n- I only told her the new rules.
- All containers to be opened.\n- Yes, I know.
Do you smell it? I think in this case\nwe can make an exception.
Whatever you say.
- Nephew.\n- Uncle.
Nephew...
Mind your duties. Open every parcel\nand make no exception.
Yes, Uncle.
- What's that ungodly stink?\n- The...
- Scheduled for the morning train?\n- Yes, Uncle.
- See that you open it.\n- But Uncle...
No stomach for it, eh?
Dear God, you're a delicate one.
All right, I'll do it myself.
For opened it must be.
My dear brother. Richard, he lives!
He lives. Oh, he's alive!
Oh, make haste. He's alive.\nOh, praise God, he's alive!
Hurry! Lest we are too late.
- I knew it was not cholera.\n- Cholera?
He was a quack to say it. I knew it! Hurry.
- Five days I've waited to hear that bell.\n- You say cholera? Five days?
Richard!
Oh, no!
How can it be? I heard the bell.
Did you not?
I heard it plain.
The bell rang.
No, missy.\nA gust of wind or a tremor on the ground.
I'm sorry.
But I heard it.
Load this on. Sharp now.
Steady.
Careful.
Over here. A little to your right.\nSet it down.
- There's more colour to you now.\n- Yes, I feel much better now, thank you.
- Goodbye.\n- Bye-bye, miss.
- All right for you. I'll be in here with it.\n- Rather you than me, mate.
Oh, the stench!
- Can you do it?\n- I think so.
It's a long way back there.
Five carriages, 30 feet each,\nthat's 150 feet altogether.
I'll manage.
- You're not going to get killed, are you?\n- Oh, I'd rather not.
Edward!
- Edward Pierce, my dear fellow!\n- Damn. Henry Fowler.
He cannot travel in our compartment.
Henry! What a surprise.
- Fancy seeing you! Are you on this train?\n- Yes.
As a matter of fact, so am l.
Oh, forgive me.\nMiss Bridget Lawson, Mr Henry Fowler.
Miss Lawson is accompanying\nher deceased brother,
but due to the new regulations\nshe's not permitted in the guard's van.
Therefore she is seeking a compartment.
Well, mine is available.
Henry, you're so kind.
You won't join us, will you?
As a matter of fact,\nI've... made other arrangements.
Oh, I see.
- You're quite sure?\n- Oh, yes.
You carry on, Henry.
Miss Lawson.
- You're in capable hands.\n- You're too kind.
Not at all.
Open up.
Open up, damn you!
Are you alive, then?
Of course I am, you damnable flat.
- Good God, he's alive!\n- Open it! Hurry up. I must be quick.
Lift up!
Oh, mother of God.
Oh, the smell!
The things I must do.
Do you have... many gentlemen friends?
Oh, why sure enough.\nGents are ever so friendly to me, they are.
- Me mum said I was a heartbreaker.\n- I'm certain you are.
Me mum was a heartbreaker herself.\nHad many a caller, she did.
Many a caller.
And always with some little token.
Me mum says a man loves you,\nhe shows you proper.
- With some little token.\n- Quite so.
If you will permit me, I should be\ndelighted to give you a ''token'' myself.
- You're a bold gent!\n- I'm most serious, I assure you.
- What, here on the train?\n- Why not?
Have you not heard of\nthe 50-mile-an-hour club?
I'm told it's beneficial to the circulation.
- But the van's locked from outside.\n- It's taken care of.
- How?\n- You'll see soon enough.
My friend will come over the top of\nthe train between Redhill and Ashford.
That's the fastest part of the run.
I suppose it is.
What about all them bridges?\nYour friend, mate, he's mad.
- What's going on?\n- Take the rope.
- Is he up there now?\n- He is.
He's lucky to be alive.
- Hold on.\n- All right.
Now let it go easy.
Go on.
I can't get over the feeling...
You look very familiar.
- Are you sure we've never met?\n- Oh, no, sir.
What does your mum do?
Me mum?
She's a seamstress.
An honourable trade.
Me mum's made dresses for Lady\nEversham herself, I'll have you know.
I'm acquainted with Lady Eversham.
- All done?\n- Done.
Good. We've got less than a minute.
Bloody hell, you look a sight.
I look a sight?
No, but you're all covered in soot.
It's the smoke.
- I haven't brought a change of clothing.\n- That's brilliant!
What are you going to wear\ncoming off Folkestone station?
Oh, no!
Bloody hell! You paint me green,\nmake me lie in a coffin with a dead cat,
and now you strip me bollock-naked. No!
- Shut up.\n- Bloody hell!
Let's go.
He'll take the river road\nand meet us in Folkestone.
Take hold of the rope.\nWe'll be through Ashford soon. Pull it.
We'll pass Ashford soon.
Best lock me up.
- Sweet dreams.\n- Not bloody likely.
Me mum told me the best gents were the\nones to watch. Full of tricks, they are.
I knew of one caller, wanted me to come\nto a room he had, full of whips and such.
Whips?
Can you imagine!
- Well, me mum, she told me...\n- My dear, my dear, my dearest!
What a man you are!
What do you take me for?
lmpossible woman.
Robbery indeed. The very idea!
Arrest that man!
The court thanks you for providing us\nwith so clear an explanation
of your manner in committing the crime.
I'm glad to be of help.\nThe police seemed to be confused.
Do spare us your impoverished\nwitticisms, Mr Pierce.
Your presence here\nattests to their efficiency.
You know, you are a very unusual man.
Mr Pierce, I put it to you directly.
Did you never feel at any time\nsome sense of impropriety,
some recognition of misconduct,
some comprehension of unlawful\nbehaviour, some moral misgivings
in the performance of these\nvarious and sundry criminal acts?
- I don't understand the question.\n- Evidently not.
Sir, it is a recognised truth\nof jurisprudence
that laws are created by men
and that civilised men,\nin a tradition of more than two millennia,
agree to abide by these laws\nfor the common good of all society.
For it is only by the rule of law
that any civilisation holds itself above\nthe promiscuous squalor of barbarism.
Now, on the matter of motive, we ask you:
why did you conceive, plan and execute\nthis dastardly and scandalous crime?
I wanted the money.
He'll get 20 years for that.
What the hell are you waiting for?