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Luther » Season 1 » Episode 6
00:57:54
Idris Elba, Dermot Crowley, Michael Smiley
36
Nouns
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arsehole
Calling me an arsehole, a bastard.
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2)
bludgeon
You'd expect a knife, a bludgeon of some kind. A fist.
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3)
precis
Um, OK, I'm going to need a brief precis of what you've got.
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4)
accomplice
You're asking me to be your accomplice?
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5)
gunshot
Gunshots heard, 23 Parthenial Street.
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6)
alibi
Well, even if he didn't have an alibi,
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7)
fella
Not in our game, no. We shoot to kill! Ain't that right, fella?
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8)
cubicle
The, um...flush is broken on the cubicle nearest the wall.
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9)
accusation
Is this an accusation? Of what?
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10)
hesitation
But, if he's not, then I'll do my job properly and without hesitation.
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11)
arse
Poor bastard, my arse. Poor Zoe!
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12)
medic
'It's Ian, I think he's hurt her. Send a medic. Please.
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13)
betrayal
An atypical reaction to betrayal?
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14)
murderer
How does it feel, eh? You murderer. Come on, how does it feel, tell me?
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15)
responder
First responder found a woman dead.
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16)
disguise
He wore a cursory disguise, a stocking-mask,
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17)
temper
This isn't going to work if you can't control your temper.
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18)
liar
You're a liar.
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19)
greed
For what? For greed?
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20)
fingerprint
His fingerprint are all over the place, in his wife's blood. She's murdered. He's in the wind...
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21)
circumstance
And if circumstance warrant, you won't hesitate to give the kill order?
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22)
bastard
Poor bastard.
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23)
nitro
God knows they warned me, "He's nitro glycerine."
Verbs
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1)
intercept
'We were taking it to the lab. He intercept us, DCI Schenk and me.' Shit.
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2)
beg
All right, just commit. She beg you.
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3)
threaten
You threaten my life.
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4)
swear
Yeah. He swore he wasn't going to kill you.
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5)
smash
He only smash symbols of her relationship with this new chap.
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6)
owe
Look, you owe him nothing.
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7)
suspend
What, you suspend him?
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8)
warn
God knows they warn me, "He's nitro glycerine."
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9)
bust
He bust your ribs! Wake up!
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10)
steal
He's stolen the only hard evidence we have to convict him!
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11)
attract
but sometimes goodness attract its own temptations.
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12)
arrest
I'm arrest you for the murder of Zoe Luther...
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13)
blame
You blame me because you can't bear to confront what you've done.
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14)
argue
He argue with her. That doesn't mean he did it. He was there.
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15)
retain
Well, it's nice to see you retain your sense of humour.
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16)
warrant
And if circumstances warrant, you won't hesitate to give the kill order?
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17)
suppose
It's not suppose to be. It's just the way it is.
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18)
wash
Yeah, wash the sheets.
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19)
shoot
Absolutely. It should be me. Yeah. Right, so, do you believe John Luther shot his wife tonight?
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20)
lie
It turns out, people lie to themselves about three things.
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21)
tend
All of which tend to align us in Luther's direction.
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22)
publish
You know, in 1988, two psychologists publish an article
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murder
His fingerprints are all over the place, in his wife's blood. She's murder. He's in the wind...
Adverbs
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implausibly
They view themselves in implausibly positive ways,
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2)
figuratively
Are we speaking figuratively?
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3)
urgently
Most urgently.
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afterwards
That's not going to work, Ian. She cried afterwards.
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5)
somewhere
Yes, I, er, I have somewhere to go...
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6)
apparently
Apparently. No, he's lying.
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possibly
the evidence of the present can possibly justify.
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8)
absolutely
Absolutely. It should be me. Yeah. Right, so, do you believe John Luther shot his wife tonight?
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9)
properly
But, if he's not, then I'll do my job properly and without hesitation.
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10)
indeed
Well, who indeed?
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11)
exactly
Exactly. The last thing I need is for this operation to be hindered by your loyalty.
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12)
alone
If you pull the trigger on another human being, the responsibility for that is yours and yours alone.
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13)
perhaps
Perhaps he knows who did it and he's gone after them.
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14)
sometimes
but sometimes goodness attracts its own temptations.
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15)
otherwise
Painful as it may be, I'm afraid the evidence currently tells us otherwise.
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16)
deep
If you really believe that, deep down,
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17)
quite
Something's happening that no-one else can quite see.
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18)
actually
Is this actually happening?
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19)
soon
Well, the press will get there soon enough.
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20)
enough
Well, the press will get there soon enough.
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21)
later
The truth is, we're not here to talk "why". That comes later.
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22)
currently
Painful as it may be, I'm afraid the evidence currently tells us otherwise.
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though
Thing is, though, if he didn't do it,
Adjectives
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dissociative
And what's happening to you, is called a dissociative state.
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2)
circumstantial
Forensics in the house are circumstantial. This gun is hard evidence.
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3)
incessant
the incessant fear for your life, but I told him,
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airtight
We keep an airtight lid on this until it's resolved.
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misguided
misguided sense of loyalty. Seriously?
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unprotected
If we put you there, unprotected, he's going to kill you.
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advantageous
is a normal and advantageous part of most people's lives.
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8)
distressed
You're in pain, you're distressed.
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accountable
then I can't be held accountable and the unit might survive.
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10)
insane
'He might be insane, but he's not stupid.' You're a good man, Justin.
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tactical
Tactical weapons support. If it looks for one moment...
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bent
I didn't listen, because I was so bent on making it work.
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brave
That's a very brave answer.
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intimate
Makes for a very intimate scene.
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grateful
This doesn't fall within my compass, for which I'm grateful.
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urgent
No. You? No. Urgent assistance required. Repeat - urgent assistance required.
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innocent
You don't like the choice of weapon, so that makes Luther innocent?
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decent
Do you know what a decent defence calls 95%? Reasonable doubt.
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violent
This programme contains some violent scenes.
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20)
protective
a protective detail? I don't think Luther will be back.
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21)
damn
He may not know Luther as well as you, but he's a damn sight better placed to be non-partisan.
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armed
Are you armed?
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stupid
'He might be insane, but he's not stupid.' You're a good man, Justin.
