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- Maria, have you met the accuser yet?
- Isn't this bad for the investigation?

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- Do you still stand by him?
- What about the university suspension?

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- Can I interview you three together?
- Why don't you think he's guilty?

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- Maria, one minute.
- Maria, how are you feeling?

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How does Magnus feel?

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- Good morning.
- Morning, Christa.

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- Thanks.
- You're welcome.

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- How are you?
- Good.

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You need a break.

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I'm fine. I'll be on sabbatical soon.

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He didn't do it.

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Of course not.

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Five... Four... Three... Two...

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Welcome on this beautiful
October evening.

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I'm Maria Holinek and this is "Our Time".

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Although Sweden is respected
for its exemplary welfare system,

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there's concern over the increase
in women amongst the homeless.

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They are often called "The New Invisibles"

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and many come from problem households.

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Tonight, we'll meet a few of them.

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How did you end up on the streets?

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I was mugged.

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You were mugged?

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Yes.

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I was hit on the head.
It started bleeding.

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And I no longer knew who I was.

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It was lucky they found you so quickly.

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Yes, I was lucky.

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What do you remember, Ragnar?

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Did you have a fight?

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What are you trying to say?

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She just left.

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And nothing happened between you?

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Of course not.

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What the fuck is this?

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Did you ever feel unsafe, Cecilia?

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What the hell are you doing?

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For fuck's sake, I told you
we shouldn't have come!

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- We're going!
- Cut!

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Ragnar, please, Ragnar. Sit down.

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If you don't come with me right now...

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You'll regret this.

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Let's take a break.
We'll continue in 15 minutes.

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You don't have to follow him.

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I can't.

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Can we check Maria's make-up?

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- I couldn't stop myself.
- I know, I know.

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I just couldn't stop.

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Maria? Is that you?

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Bergman's here.
We have a surprise for you.

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Okay.

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Come here, old thing.

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What the...
You got a dog?!

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Yup. He's loyal, kind. And the shelter
said he's well-trained too.

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What am I supposed to do with a dog?

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Oh come on, every woman
needs companionship.

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Even you.
Anyway, Bergman said...

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What did I say?

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- Hi.
- Hi.

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That I should be more
considerate of Maria.

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I don't even like dogs.

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See what I have to deal with?

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It's a bloody great dog.

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What we wanted to tell you

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is that Magnus has agreed
to write a new book.

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Something different.

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Non-academic.

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But shouldn't we wait until he's cleared?

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Why's it taking so long?
I thought you said it'd only take a month.

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- He's innocent.
- I know, but...

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there's a lot of pressure
not to be seen rushing a decision.

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It'll be fine. Trust me.

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She doesn't have a fucking chance in hell.

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We need to re-focus
the public's attention.

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A literary memoir about Samos
would give them a new narrative.

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He's been wanting to turn
that journal into a book for ages.

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We don't have time for anything else.

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But we don't have to worry
about that right now.

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No.

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Maria, did you have a chance
to look at my hermeneutics article?

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What the hell's this?

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Did you remove the Dostoevsky reference?

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It was redundant.

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When did you become the expert?

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I never said I was.

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Bergman thinks we should go abroad.

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- I thought we'd already decided to.
- Well, I don't know...

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I could work on the book
and you can plan your new show.

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Could be a good idea.

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Where shall we go, hm?

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What about England...

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England?

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You serious?

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How about somewhere more exotic?

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Somewhere warmer...

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I know. How about Marrakech.

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- No, not Marrakech...
- Yes, somewhere sunny, exotic, warm.

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It'll be good for you.

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It would be great for us both.
We deserve it.

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We can stop off in Poland on the way

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and visit Slobi and his new wife.

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What do you think?

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Is Poland even on the way to Morocco?

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Nothing, my love, just that
you enjoy a good party.

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What a feast!

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- Damn, my head hurts.
- Should I drive?

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Nah, you've no sense of direction.

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Besides, who'll read the map?

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...and while I'm writing the Samos book,

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you'll have time to edit the article
for the Cambridge Press.

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Did you hear what I said?

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When did you and Bergman
actually decide about Morocco?

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When you were in Gothenburg.

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So... before you asked me.

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What of it?

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I never had a choice, did I?

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What's the big deal?

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Don't tell me you were seriously thinking
of going to England? Alone?

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- Yes. I could have.
- Oh, come on.

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When have you ever gone off on your own?

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Had you met Barbara before?

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No.

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But not bad for an old goat
like Slobi, eh?

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If you like that sort of thing.

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I thought those breasts would fall out
when she served her "pierogi".

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Imagine having her on top of you

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when she shakes those little titties.

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Why do you do that?

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Why do you do it?

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- For fuck's sake, you started it.
- Why do you do it?

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You were the one who started
talking about "pierogis".

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You never fucking appreciate anything.

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For fuck's sake, Maria.

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For fuck's sake.

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Not in the car, thanks.

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Damn it.

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You're just cold as fucking ice.

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Damn.

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Bloody hell.

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Let the dog out.

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Can you wait for me?

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It's a bunker!

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Maria!

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Maria!

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No dogs.

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Missed call: Bergman x2

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Bergman: Book contract sorted!

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Call me!

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Go away!

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Maria, you don't really believe
that rubbish, do you?

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- You know what these girls are like.
- No, I don't know what they're like.

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Deep down you know.

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She's just in it for the money,
for god's sake.

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She doesn't care about destroying my life,
my entire career...

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...or yours. Or ours. Or everything.

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This is not happening,
...it's not happening.

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Listen.

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I need you right now.

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You haven't heard my side
of the story yet.

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Come here.

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It's just a bloody witch hunt.

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Look...

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Listen.

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I haven't raped anybody, for god's sake.

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You've got to believe me.

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Subject: Samos Project
Maria, Where's Magnus? I can't reach him.

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The British publishers
have signed the Samos deal!!

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They want an outline next week latest
and a draft by December.

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Get him to call me, okay?

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Hi Bergman,
We've arrived in Morocco!

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Magnus has been working constantly.

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He said he doesn't want to be disturbed.

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But don't worry, I'll make sure
you get what you need.

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SAMOS by Magnus Holinek
Draft

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You've got to believe me.

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- Magnus!
- Look at that!

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Magnus!

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Stop!

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- Wait...
- How amazing!

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Can you wait?

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Why did you say she didn't have
a chance in hell?

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Are we talking about Barbara
and her boobs again?

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- I thought I couldn't talk about her.
- I'm not asking about Barbara.

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- That girl from the hotel, in Gothenburg.
- What girl?

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You know exactly what girl I mean.

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Why can't you just let anything go, huh?

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You can't, can you?

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If there's even the smallest joy,
you have to bloody squash it.

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You're bloody unbelievable.

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I never said I was an angel, Maria.

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She just sat there...

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sending those 'come-hither' vibes.

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As they do when they're horny.

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- I'm not asking about your infidelities.
- What exactly are you asking then?

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If I fucked her?

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Yes!

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I already told you, for fuck's sake.

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Do you think that just because
she's a woman...

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she can't lie?

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You haven't answered my question.

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I don't have to.

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The preliminary investigation proved
that I was right.

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She simply couldn't resist.

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Facts aren't everything, Maria.

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It's just a matter of
how you interpret them.

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From: Anonymous
Subject: Do you think you're safe?

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I've found you.

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My beautiful, beautiful dog.

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Hello Bergman.

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<i>Maria? Where the hell are you?</i>

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Hi, we're...

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<i>They found him.</i>

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<i>- What?</i>
<i>- They found him.</i>

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Found who?

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<i>That guy, the stalker.</i>

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Which stalker? Bergman,
I don't know what you're talking about.

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<i>Ragnar, the wife-beater from your show,</i>
<i>the one sending threatening emails.</i>

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<i>Didn't the studio contact you?</i>

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No.

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<i>Well, they've got him now.</i>
<i>I thought you should know.</i>

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Okay.

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<i>Is Magnus there?</i>

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<i>- No, he's...</i>
<i>- For god's sake, get him to call me.</i>

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<i>- The UK publishers are on my case.</i>
<i>- Absolutely.</i>

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I'm so sorry.

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Have you heard anything?

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No. Nothing.

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I just wanted to check you're okay.

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Thanks.

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As Magnus himself used to say,

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"A crack is a fine line,

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you never know when you've crossed it."

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You mustn't blame yourself.

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You couldn't have known.

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No, you're right.

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Actually Bergman,

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I'm not the best company right now, so...

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Sure. Of course.

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I just wanted to see if there was
anything I could do.

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I'm fine, thanks.

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Maria.

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This might be a bit insensitive of me,
but did he leave his notes?

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The latest draft?

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Do you mean the Samos project?

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Yes, I have everything.

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I understand if you're not capable
of thinking about this now, but...

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we have obligations and...

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Would you consider taking it over?
Just listen, okay?

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We'll start with what he's already done.

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After all, you've not only read
the draft... but you've edited it as well.

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As usual.

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- And a memoir isn't exactly academic.
- But it would feel wrong.

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Like stealing his work.

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It would be for him.

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In his honour.

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He would have wanted it himself.

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It could even be in your name.

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"To Magnus."

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Think about it.

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- You were fantastic.
- Thanks.

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- It felt really good, actually.
- That's great.

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I messed up a bit on the Grynberg quote.

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- Did you notice?
- No.

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But otherwise... yeah, I'm really pleased.

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That's great.

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Do you need any help with your make-up?

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- No, there's no need.
- Okay.

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- I have to rush, actually, so I'm off.
- Okay, honey.

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- See you tomorrow.
- See you.

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- Bye.
- Bye.

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- And congratulations.
- Thanks.

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Maria Holinek?

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Chief Inspector Simonsson,
from the police.

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This is my colleague, Sergeant Nordin.

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We need to ask you a few questions.

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So, as I understand it,

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you left Sweden in mid-November last year

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to travel to Morocco with your husband.

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Is that correct?

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Yes, we were on sabbatical.

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And according to you,
your husband, Magnus Holinek,

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disappeared on the return journey
between Rostock and Trelleborg

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on the morning of
8th January this year.

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- Is that correct?
- Yes.

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And according to you,
your husband jumped overboard

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more or less halfway en route
from Germany to Sweden.

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- Is that right?
- No.

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No?

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I didn't say he "jumped overboard".

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Only that he'd disappeared,
he could have fallen in.

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Yes, of course.

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What I'm actually concerned with...

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is the precise location
of where he disappeared.

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The "precise location"?

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- We were in the middle of the Baltic Sea.
- Yes...

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Didn't you say you'd meet up 30 minutes
after the ferry departed from Germany?

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Yes... exactly.

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He needed the bathroom,
and to have a smoke.

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Your husband...

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was Swedish?

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He was born in Poland, that's true...
but he only has Swedish citizenship.

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I really don't understand
the relevance of this.

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The thing is, Maria...

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there are some discrepancies
that bother me.

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A body was found very far from
where you said he disappeared.

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Yes, but the currents in the Baltic Sea
are very strong in winter.

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Absolutely.

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The currents can be very strong.

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But even with the strongest currents,

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I don't think we could have anticipated
finding his body in a bunker...

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on a beach in Poland.

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In Poland?

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Two weeks before you boarded the ferry.

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So there's nothing to connect...

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No, not initially.

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But thanks to your missing person's
report, the Polish police contacted us.

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They have found something.

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It arrived this morning.

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The rats didn't want it.

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Maria...

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Is that your Volvo parked outside?

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Yes.