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Luther » Season 1 » Episode 5
00:58:56
Idris Elba, Dermot Crowley, Michael Smiley
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Nouns
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launderer
Yeah, pretty well. He's a money launderer, basically. Bit of a gent, as it goes.
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2)
recrimination
And if you decide to stay with me, there'll be no recrimination, no blame, no nothing.
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3)
forger
I spoke to the passport forger. I know you're looking for him.
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4)
kidnapper
No. And the kidnapper want their ransom in just over an hour.
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5)
madhouse
It's a madhouse today.
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6)
wheelie
You getting this, Benny? Like a wasp in a wheelie bin.
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7)
turd
What did this turd say to you?
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8)
extortion
Long history of violence, extortion, suspected kidnap.
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9)
rapist
Then all the murderers, the rapist,
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10)
kidnap
The police, they get involved. Kidnap, it's going to be.
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11)
billionaire
selling fakes to Russian billionaire who don't know any better.
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12)
negotiator
Foster relationship between negotiator and hostage-taker. But most importantly, keep things calm.
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13)
quid
not because the chance to make a few easy quid went wrong.
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14)
gent
Yeah, pretty well. He's a money launderer, basically. Bit of a gent, as it goes.
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15)
medic
'As soon as you get this message, send a medic!'
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16)
murderer
Then all the murderer, the rapists,
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17)
ransom
No. And the kidnappers want their ransom in just over an hour.
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18)
wasp
You getting this, Benny? Like a wasp in a wheelie bin.
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19)
tactic
All right? This is not a tactic.
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20)
nephew
Who did your nephew recruit for the job?
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21)
bullshit
Excuse me, no time to bullshit. Is this man here?
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22)
circumstance
Don't want to hear it. Boss, these are very special circumstance. Same rules do not apply.
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robbery
Even longer history - armed robbery, extortion, kidnap.
Verbs
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gutt
And then they gutt Jessica and they took what was inside her.
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2)
peddle
We'd better, because right this second, I'm peddling thin air like Wile E Coyote. I'm sorry.
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3)
tamper
We tamper, we risk voiding active cases.
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4)
vanish
He'll have vanish, John. You know that, he'll be gone.
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5)
procure
Right, thing is, he was the one that procure the diamonds for Carrodus in the first place
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6)
affirm
'Echo one in position? Echo two in position?' 'Affirmed.'
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7)
beg
Ian, listen to me, this isn't you. I'm beg you, leave her alone.
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8)
swear
If you've hurt Zoe, I will kill you, I swear I will kill you if you've hurt Zoe. Ian...
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9)
revise
You have one hour. Plus, here's a revise deal,
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10)
emerge
God emerge as a tyrant.
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11)
forge
Batches of forge passports tend to have defects specific to the forge.
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12)
steal
You rob a thief of stolen money, he thinks of that as cost of business.
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13)
dump
you don't get to know how she died or where I dump her.
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14)
suspect
Long history of violence, extortion, suspect kidnap.
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15)
shut
Shut up! I said shut up. Don't move.
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16)
arrive
The limousine arrive in, what, James? 15 minutes?
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17)
involve
Never involve in any bloodshed, not to my knowledge.
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18)
suppose
All I know is that they're suppose to call with the all-clear,
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19)
lie
He knew I was lying.
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20)
tend
Batches of forged passports tend to have defects specific to the forger.
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21)
broker
but not above the odd privately broker deal,
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22)
appreciate
I appreciate the effort, but these people want something very specific,
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23)
prove
But what I did for you prove something to me.
Adverbs
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ordinarily
Ordinarily, I'd let him do whatever he wants to you,
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2)
wholly
..wholly unselfish reasons.
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3)
privately
but not above the odd privately brokered deal,
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4)
wherever
She has the diamonds. Just get her away from wherever she's being kept.
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5)
somehow
and I'm going to have to try and live with that somehow.
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basically
Yeah, pretty well. He's a money launderer, basically. Bit of a gent, as it goes.
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7)
somewhere
Cos I have it somewhere here in a napkin. Get out.
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apparently
Oh, bad day. For everyone, apparently.
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9)
underground
He'll probably go underground somewhere, lay low.
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10)
carefully
listen to me carefully, if we do not have any security to play with, then Jessica dies.
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11)
absolutely
'Absolutely, um, I've just got a lot of stuff going on here.'
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12)
properly
It's just been, it's just been a way of saying goodbye properly.
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13)
alone
Jessica's being held alone,
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14)
otherwise
we got to start talking, otherwise this is going to bring us both down. I need you to talk to me.
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15)
deep
And I think we both knew that deep down.
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almost
Almost there.
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17)
actually
Am I actually having this conversation?
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18)
soon
He's coming, he'll be here very soon, if he isn't here already.
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19)
enough
No, that's not good enough.
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20)
later
Cheers. See you later, mate.
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21)
fast
because when it comes to family members, people pay up pretty fast.
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22)
together
Have we, um, put it together?
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23)
else
He asked if anyone else knew and I told him no.
Adjectives
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deceitful
Most of it's just cruel and deceitful,
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2)
indifferent
It's just indifferent.
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imminent
you thought my life was in imminent danger and you took appropriate action.
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cruel
Most of it's just cruel and deceitful,
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eternal
It applies unto time and all eternal. Anything in the evidence safe is sacrosanct.
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calm
Foster relationship between negotiator and hostage-taker. But most importantly, keep things calm.
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fake
No facial tattoo. No, bet it's fake.
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damn
I know you can't hurt her. I know she's strong and won't say a damn word about me. So keep her.
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odd
but not above the odd privately brokered deal,
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facial
No facial tattoo. No, bet it's fake.
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11)
sole
So we can't find our sole lead?
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12)
armed
Sugarman was armed, all right,
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13)
uniform
'Have uniform pick them up. They're no kidnappers.'
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alive
a good enough reason to keep Jessica alive a little longer
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15)
bright
He's a bright boy, he's a clever boy. Some American?! That's it?!
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sufficient
If I no longer believe her to be of sufficient value to you,
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evil
The universe isn't evil, John.
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sweet
Oh, sweet Mary.
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serious
That's the best way to carry serious wealth, am I right?
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20)
russian
selling fakes to Russian billionaires who don't know any better.
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interesting
You sounded... This is such an interesting place.
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dead
Justin, if she makes that call, Jessica's dead!
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visual
'I'm on the move, yeah.' Visual on the coffee bar? No, no visual.
