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Strangers on a Train: exchange of guilt
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| "I said I'd like to break her foul useless little neck." |
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| "I said I could strangle her!" | |||||||||||||||||||
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| [Mrs. Anthony:] "I do wish you'd keep your hands quiet. You're so restless lately. . . ." | |||||||||||||||||||
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| "Guy!" | "Over here, Guy. . . ." | ||||||||||||||||||
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| You're just as much in it as I am. . . . Criss-cross. . . . You're the one who benefits, Guy." | [Guy:] "I had nothing to do with this. . . ." [Bruno:] "You had the motive. . . ." |
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| "It's the police. . . . You've got me acting like I'm a criminal. . . ." | |||||||||||||||||||