Adverbs

• 1) splat

  Your skull goes splat, straight out.

• 2) profoundly

  Owen's finding it profoundly stressful.

• 3) incidentally

  Who, incidentally, denies all knowledge of his son's activities.

• 4) partly

  This is suicide. ..and partly because his dad isn't quite the hero he'd have us believe.

• 5) somewhere

  Falklands... He's in there somewhere.

• 6) definitely

  When does this go out? Lead story, main bulletin. You're definitely sure about this?

• 7) apart

  Entry wounds are two, three inches apart.

• 8) properly

  Just didn't finish the job off properly, did I?

• 9) extremely

  'Police say the killer is armed and extremely dangerous.'

• 10) indeed

  'These are matters we take very seriously indeed.'

• 11) certainly

  and I certainly have no wish to hurt Zoe. I think she's admirable.

• 12) exactly

  But I need to know from you, Mr North, without prejudice, exactly what happened yesterday.

• 13) heavy

  And, er, quite honestly, I thought the police were heavy handed.

• 14) immediately

  but immediately dial 999. Police, at present,

• 15) alone

  Just leave her alone, right?

• 16) sometimes

  Yeah, sometimes. Yeah, well, I grew up around soldiers.

• 17) remote

  But it was a remote-detonated bomb.

• 18) behind

  But murdering people leaves a lot of fuss and bother behind.

• 19) quite

  And, er, quite honestly, I thought the police were heavy handed.

• 20) actually

  he fell. And who actually believes that?

• 21) inside

  Anyway, he can't be our man. He's inside - "life without possibility."

• 22) soon

  That may soon be true of men serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

• 23) enough

  That's not quick enough.