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It's late November, a rising wind, everything just waiting for the monsoon.
Downriver in Bangkok harbour stands a freighter, getting ready to ship a cargo
you can't load at any port. That cargo is a man, a man with a lot of past and right
now very little future. Let me introduce myself.
Worthington's my name, or Stanton or Green, take your pick, I've used them all.
20 years in exile here, it's a long time. You can't help it, the memories come
crowding in. Fragments half remembered, long lost things, broken dreams.
They take me back, back into a past I tried so hard to bury. Back to a time when I was
Captain Harold Stanton, son of General Angus Stanton, the Lion of Dunkirk.
I was 20 years old when war broke out, nothing I'd ever learned on the playing
fields of Eaton could have prepared me for what I found.
Three years as a prisoner of the Japanese, but I can't tell you what happened in
that camp, not yet. It's enough to say that honour and courage were in short
supply, but that was the war, or part of it anyway. My father led his men to glory.
I found fear and disgrace. When it was over I went home to England, to a court
marshal. Court finds you Captain Harold Stanton guilty and sentences you to be
cashier. March out the accused.
There was nothing left in England, not for me anyway, couldn't wait to leave the
place. I suppose you'd call it running away. Running away.
Except of course you take yourself with you, don't you, like a shadow.
I know the scenery changes.
Egypt first, then Rhodesia, Eaton for a while. Suddenly I found myself middle-aged
in Australia, working for some big anonymous law firm. It suited me fine.
It was one of those places where you charge like a lawyer and work like a
clerk.
Another country, another identity. I just read our man in Havana as a name,
Graham Green seemed common enough. Graham, can I see you a minute? I've got a few clients I'd like to meet.
Are they Grazes from Broken Hall? I didn't realize of course, but the people I was
about to meet were going to change things forever. Graham, I'd like you to
meet Sir Richard and Lady Faulkner and their daughter Miss Catherine Faulkner.
Mr. Graham Green. Ah, Graham Green, of course, not anyone else's. It was a joke he told
whenever he got the chance. He didn't find it half as funny as I did.
Not with the title search. He read Lord Cambridge. You must excuse me.
Well now Sir Richard, how can I help? We own a property, a very large property. You
may have heard of it, Godbridge. Godbridge, oh yes. Anyway in recent times we've
managed to acquire four of the adjoining properties. There is however a fifth
property. Are you following me Mr. Green? Oh yes, yes indeed. For many years we've
been under the impression that it was owned by a consortium. Now we have reason
to believe that there may have been some change, so what we'd like you to do is
make a thorough investigation and find out exactly what the situation is so that
we can make them an offer. I see, yes.
What is it? Nothing.
Who can explain it? Who can tell you why?
Who's give you reason? Wise men never.
Come me to Bethlehem.
One spade. Two hearts. Pass. Three hearts. Pass. Four hearts. Pass. Pass.
Father you're the dummy again. Father normally has to play the dummy. Hard to
find a good dummy. We're lucky Richard's very good at it. I can see that.
Oh dear. My father always had the light stars to
tin. When we put the power on we saw no reason to change. You probably find our
ways a little strange. Oh not at all. But that's one of the things I can't abide
about the world today. Change for the sake of change. Anything of value just
thrown away. Mother. Be quiet Catherine. You've asked Mr. Green here to meet us. There's no
point in wasting his time. We're very lucky though. We have guard bridge. In a
way it's a world unto itself. An older world Mr. Green. A better world.
Goodnight. Goodnight. Goodnight father. Goodnight.
Goodnight. I'll show Mr. Green to his room. It's all right Mrs. Cameron. I can do it.
Come on I want to show you something. We've only got a minute. The lights go out at quarter past.
Open it. That's cheating. It's not Christmas. Go on quickly. No. I'll open it tomorrow.
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Hello. Morning. Have a good break? Yes. Yes I did. It was really very you know.
Oh. Well when did this come? Yesterday.
Mr. Green. Mr. Green. Mr. McNair wants to see you.
One of the girls recognized your photograph.
I am great. That was cheeky. I suppose you had quite a laugh out of my little jokes.
Sorry I lied to you. The law degree from Cambridge. That was a lie too I suppose.
Well the piece of paper I presented to you in Graham Green's Navy yes that was a lie but um
not my qualifications. I am in fact a lawyer. Well the more reason why I can't condemn it.
It didn't mean any harm. I wasn't trying to defraud anyone. I'm just sick of it that's all.
Understand. I didn't expect any sympathy from England but you know my own father never ever
forgave me. Not him. So it says. Well come back tonight if you don't mind I'll
back the rest of it up tonight or privately.
Back the rest of it up tonight or privately.
Well thank you. You seem to me to be a very decent man.
Good luck.
Oh Mr. Green telephone.
Godbridge. Can I speak to Miss Faulkner please? Who shall I say is calling? Graham Green.
Good morning sir. Hold the line I'll put you through.
A phone call madam Mr. McNair. Hello. Darling it's me. This is Catherine's father Mr. Stanton.
Lady Faulkner. Very sorry to read about your father. Sorry and surprised. Well obviously I
must explain that's why I'm calling. I'm afraid not. She's asked me to request that you don't call
again. Well I just want the opportunity surely. Mr. Stanton Catherine has packed up all your gifts.
She'll return them by tomorrow's post. But that won't be necessary. Let me talk to her please.
I'm sorry Mr. Stanton she's made it quite clear. She says she's been deceived. She doesn't wish to
speak to you again. Not today not ever. Lady Faulkner I need your help please. Goodbye Mr. Stanton.
Catherine. Mr. McNair.
Catherine I'd like to speak with you.
Catherine.
What did Mr. McNair want? To apologize he was very embarrassed about employing him. He said he had
no idea. So what's happened? The man's gone of course. Gone? Where? Why should we care? He's gone
that's all that matters. I do mother I care. Heavens sake Catherine the man's a fraud. He's
probably on a plane already. No I think he would have called. Not if he had any shame he wouldn't.
Read it again if you don't believe me. He sacrificed his own men. He was caught
martialed no wonder he had to lie about his name. Knows what else he has to hide. Read it.
Oh yes I know. He had the manners and he had the accent. But that was window dressing wasn't it?
Say what you like. I know he cared about me. Cared about you?
Just ask yourself this Catherine. Why should a man like that care about you?
Do you call a few flowers and a couple of presents caring?
I don't. I'd call it an investment and this would have been the dividend. Guard bridge. It wasn't
like that. Of course it wasn't. Don't you see that's the very heart of the deception.
The girl should never suspect not even for a moment.
Of course I must take part of the blame but I did try to warn you. Oh yes yes you warned me.
Every time anyone showed the slightest interest in me you warned me. All I've ever done is try to
protect you. If you had listened to me you wouldn't have made such a fool of yourself.
People are laughing at you. All our friends they're laughing at you.
Anyway
there's only one thing to do isn't there? Who put it behind us won't we?
Say it Catherine won't we?
I want you to put together everything he ever gave you.
I want the flowers you pressed, the cards he sent you, the Christmas present, that sketch,
everything understand?
And Catherine
I won't mention this again but I also want the other gift.
Don't look at me like that child. The gift Mrs Cameron saw him give you.
The secret one.
Oh
Good morning Mr Stanton. I'm afraid Miss Faulkner is not at home.
Please come in. Catherine Catherine.
Miss Faulkner asked me to send you this. As you hear it will save you the postage.
Where is she? I'm sorry Mr Stanton. I must ask you to leave now.
I'm sorry.
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Mr McNair, this is Catherine Faulkner. Good afternoon, how are you?
I was hoping you could help me. Certainly. I need to contact Mr Green, Mr Stanton, whatever.
I thought you might have an address somewhere to send his mail perhaps? Well just hold on a minute.
No nothing I'm afraid. He just packed his bags and left.
To be honest I think a man who changes his name is pretty determined not to be found.
Yes I see. Thank you. My pleasure.
I'm sorry.
It's ironic isn't it Doctor? I was brought here to forget. Now you tell me that I'm going to be
reminded of it for the rest of my life. What about the father? Could you marry him? Possibly.
If I could find him we were very happy.
He walked out on me Doctor. I haven't heard a word. He might as well be dead.
Come to that. So might I.
What about my mother?
I'm worried about her. She's very depressed. Is that surprising? I should have thought it was a
natural consequence of shame. What I'm saying is if no one wants this child I could arrange for it
to be dealt with. She's offended against God once. I won't have it done twice. Do you think that's fair?
Of course I do. Let her have the child and every day it can stand as a testament to her foolishness.
Yes. What a chicken. Beauty isn't he eh? Well what do you... Daddy look at that girl.
What do you think of this little fella? You want to pet him? Daddy, that boy's still running away.
Where's my daddy?
Beg your pardon child. Please may I ask a question? That's better. Where's my daddy?
I'm not really sure. Perhaps you'd better ask your mother. Your father's dead Katrina. He died before you were born.
Is he coming back? I shouldn't think so. No he isn't. Who put this into your head?
What was he called? Graham. How I think? If it was Graham. Grandmaster's making a joke.
Yes I'm just making a joke. It's not a very funny joke.
Hello. Morning sir. Looking great. Thank you.
Morning.
Your mother has asked for you. She's in the sitting room.
I'd like to introduce my daughter Katrina. This is Mr McNair.
Katrina. Hello. Sit down dear.
Perhaps Mr McNair would like some more tea. Oh yes. Thank you.
What have you been doing up there? Working. What sort of work do you do? I build things.
20 years old and what do you think she builds?
I build dolls houses. Look at Mr McNair when you speak dear.
Not just houses though. Mansions complete with little people. Mother and father, brothers and
sisters. A proper family. I'd like to see one. No mother's right. It's silly. It's just a hobby.
Well not everyone thinks so. Queen Mary collected them. Beautiful things. This one on display at
Windsor Castle I believe. Historians say it's a priceless record of the period. Now who would
have thought that? A doll's house. Still that's off in the way isn't it? The most underrated things
turn out to be the most valuable. I don't know what historians would make of these. Is even one of
guard bridge except it doesn't have any windows. What sort of house doesn't have windows? Oh no.
You like reading?
Answer Mr McNair.
Yes. What sort of thing? Different things. History, novels. Tell Mr McNair what you like most.
Romance says Mr McNair. My mother means romance.
I'm sorry.
If you'll excuse me. She suffers from asthma. I'm afraid few people realize how debilitating it can
be. Not just physically. You must forgive her. It's very difficult for her.
They've come round to thinking that asthma's a nervous thing.
Is that what they've told you? I don't have much faith in doctors I never have.
She was always sickly even as a child. That's why I kept her here. This has been her school, her home,
her whole world. She knows almost nothing of life outside of here. Don't underestimate her. I think
you'd be surprised how fast she could adapt. God willing she won't have to. There's no reason for
her to ever leave Godbridge. We're still a wealthy family. Yeah but is that the life you want for her?
Of course. It's a better life. A safer one. In the end a much happier one.
I'm sorry I can't agree. You don't have to.
I'm her mother. Her welfare is my concern. And I'm just a lawyer. No, of course not Mr. McNair. You're the family lawyer.
That's why I've asked you here.
I need to appoint a guardian, a trustee, someone to administer her affairs. Surely you do that. Yes
but I'm talking about the future. There's no harm in planning. That's the advice we
lawyers always give. I also need to make a will. I'm sorry is it cancer? Yes. Does she know? No, no.
Nor should she not yet. You're gonna have to tell her. I know. But as you probably realize my daughter and I
we don't share an easy confidence. No. There's one other thing. I've always done my best to protect
her. She believes that her father my husband to her. She believes that he died. I don't see any
reason to disillusion her. Of course. Mr. McNair would like to change for dinner. Show him to his room please.
No, I'll stay.
That's my great-grandfather's room. Sir Richard Faulkner's, Alice Faulkner's,
grandmother's. All of them left exactly as they were. A sort of tradition. That's right. It's why the rich have such big houses Mr. McNair.
To so many generations you need something the size of Buckingham Palace just to accommodate their memories.
Yes of course otherwise they'd just get by with a bungler.
And this one? That's mine.
Ah home of the dolls house. Yes. As I said I'd like to see it. You don't have to be polite Mr. McNair. Not now.
You misunderstand me. I meant it. You made this? Yes.
The furniture? Yes.
That's remarkable. Absolutely remarkable. You're a very talented young woman.
You're a very talented young woman.
What do you make of my garbage Mr. McNair? Well it certainly is an interesting work.
You mean peculiar? A little bit odd? I think you've got the makings of an artist. You're being polite again.
Come on.
Ah paint too.
Just a bit. Grandmother always said I inherited it from my father and I think she approved.
Cigarette.
My mother doesn't allow it. You always do what your mother says? Mostly. Aren't children supposed to? Up to a point.
Why are you here Mr. McNair? Family matters. Your mother thought it was time to put some things in order.
That's all. People think I'm stupid Mr. McNair. Just because I'm awkward and I get nervous.
And there are a lot of things I don't know but I do know one thing.
People don't always say what they mean. What about you Mr. McNair? Why are you really here?
You're putting me in a difficult position. Your mother's asked me to keep her confidence.
Yet I don't want to lie to you. She's dying isn't she? That's why you're here. What makes you think that?
She makes some excuse. She goes to Sydney. She sees a doctor. Not just any doctor. A specialist.
I know this because I found the card. And then you show up.
I know my mother Mr. McNair. Is that what's happening?
Yes.
Yes your mother's dying. She has cancer.
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And it was that. Nobody heard any more. At least not your mother.
Was he my father? In the court, probably not.
In this room? Who else was there?
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You're looking for the employment records of about 20 years ago.
Yes. The one I want is Green. Mr. Graham Green.
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I'm going to take it as your plan. What then?
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Assuming, of course, he's still alive. That's occurred to me too, but what else
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I think I told you this once before. You're a very talented young woman.
Thanks. Is that the one Mr. McMahon?
Yes, that's it. Nothing. Of course, silly of me.
Stanton. Howell Stanton. His father was a general, the Lion of Dunkirk.
Stanton. Three sons, Edward deceased, James and Harold.
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You.
I hope I've been
ongoing
Good morning. Stanton residence.
Mr. James Stanton, please.
Who shall I say is calling?
He doesn't know me. My name is Katrina.
I'm his niece.
I'm sorry. You have a wrong number.
Mr. Stanton does not have a niece.
Mr. James Stanton has a brother, Harold Stanton.
Yes.
Harold Stanton is my father.
Hold the line, madam.
Good morning. Ms. Stanton, is it?
Yes.
I think perhaps we should meet.
You have the address?
Yes, I do.
Shall we say at four, then?
Yes.
Everything seems to indicate he's my father.
It looks that way, doesn't it?
You say they never married?
No.
It seems nobody much marries anymore.
I have a daughter of my own. She lives with a chap.
I don't like it, but what can you do?
Nothing, I suppose.
So where?
Where is he, Mr. Stanton?
We grew up together,
haven't I, in this house.
He was my elder brother.
I loved him dearly, but if he were to knock on that door now,
I'd turn him away without a moment's pause.
That's not idle talk.
Many years ago, I did just that.
I don't know what happened then, but
as you say,
it was many years ago.
Some things never fade.
He broke the old man's heart.
Our father was a soldier.
But more than that, he believed the rank
brought with it not only privilege,
but responsibility.
In his eyes,
hell was a coward.
And in yours?
In mine,
long ago he ceased to be a member of this family.
That is why I could turn him away,
as you would a stranger.
I don't understand all that.
All I know is I want to meet him.
Which one is he?
Which one's my father?
He's gone, young lady.
Hell Stanton no longer exists.
No one by that name
ever lived in this house.
I've come all this way,
and you're not going to tell me where he is?
If you'll excuse me,
there's nothing to be gained by this.
I'll have Fleming show you out.
You've been with the family a long time.
Oh, yes.
You knew my father.
I knew Mr Howe.
I came to see Mr Stanton
because I needed some help.
I know what you want, miss.
Where is he, Mr Fleming?
I don't know.
And if I did,
I couldn't tell you.
This house has been my home.
I understand, but I do think I have some right to know.
Whatever you may think, miss,
no one will thank you for dragging this up.
Not me, not Mr James.
At least of all the men you claim as your father.
I didn't come here to drag anything up.
I came here because it's the only place I could start.
That's all.
Correct me if I'm wrong,
but I think he told you it's none of your business,
didn't he?
Yes.
So there's an end of it.
I'll leave you my address in Australia.
You never know.
Something might turn up.
Or better still,
somebody might change their mind.
When do you leave, miss?
As soon as possible.
I've only got one more thing I have to do.
What is that?
It's the Adolescence.
Good afternoon. How can I help?
I'd like to change my booking, please.
I'm sorry.
I'd like to change my booking, please.
To when?
Tomorrow, if possible.
More at Easter, I'm afraid. The flights are all full.
The next time I can do
is the 29th of March.
Eight days?
Okay.
I've changed your booking to the 29th,
and waitlisted you for anything earlier.
Please keep checking.
You might be lucky.
I think maybe she is.
I'm cancelling.
London to Sydney. Two days' time.
I couldn't help overhearing.
I hope you don't mind.
Their own economy. It's okay?
No, I don't mind.
I wonder if between us we can help this young lady.
We don't usually operate that way,
but there is a system, and the cancellations usually go to people on the top of the list.
Systems.
The trouble with systems is they're so unyielding.
I bet this one doesn't even know it's Easter.
Come on, Gail.
Make her holiday.
If you promise not to tell her soul, it's my job.
I'm Archie. Archie Regan.
Katrina Stanton.
Katrina?
That's nice.
So where are you staying?
The Haygate.
I know it. I had a drink there once.
I'm still paying it off.
Can I walk you?
You don't have to do this.
You've done enough.
It's no trouble. I like to, really.
You seem very quiet.
It's just me, I think.
Nothing wrong?
No.
I'm just not very good at this.
I'm not used to it.
It's okay.
Excuse me.
I get asthma.
It's silly.
I'm sorry.
It's embarrassing.
No.
Don't say that.
And don't even think it.
I know it's hard. I know it's frightening.
But you mustn't let guilt come into it.
You don't have to get embarrassed for my sake.
See that?
Needle marks.
Diabetes. Twice a day.
I'm damned if I'm going to let it embarrass me.
So let's have no more excuses, okay?
Okay?
Okay.
So how long you been here?
Two days.
You're leaving already. Must really like it.
How about you?
Oh, I live here now.
I came on a job about five years ago.
I'm a news photographer.
I usually travel the world taking those pictures that manage to spoil your breakfast.
Anyway, I liked it here.
I'm more civilized in New York.
Who do you work for?
That's better. Freelance.
So why were you going to Australia?
Kakadu, the Kimberleys, the Rock.
And then Jane, the girl I was going with, broke her leg.
I don't know anyone in Australia.
Don't want to spend four weeks alone.
So at least here we can limp around together.
You must look aside.
So how did you hurt your leg?
Car accident or what?
Oh, Jane's was. She did hers in Hammersmith.
I got mine in Afghanistan.
Well, anyway, thank you.
As I said, no trouble.
No, not just for the ticket.
For the walk.
And for talking sense.
About this.
Look, if you ever do make it to Australia, I live a long way out, but it's a big house.
Guy Bridge.
Yeah.
Thanks.
Goodbye.
Yeah.
Hello.
Hi, it's me.
Where are you?
I'm in a phone box around the corner on Fleet.
Listen, I was just wondering if maybe you'd like to go for a drink?
A drink?
Yeah, you know, a drink.
Okay, sure.
That'd be nice.
Great. Downstairs?
Yeah, I'll see you in a minute.
Okay.
Bye.
What brought you to London?
Family things.
I was looking for a relative.
No luck, huh?
No, not really.
I don't think he wanted to be found.
Are you sure he looked hard enough?
I don't think anyone just disappears.
Was it a close relative?
I never knew him.
What did you know about him that was certain?
His name?
I know what it was.
I'm not sure now.
Job?
He was a lawyer and a soldier.
Okay, which army?
British.
Then that's where you start.
Everybody leaves close.
So, you want to try it?
Want to give this stereo a shot?
I'd love to.
But are you sure you've got the time?
Yeah, I've got time.
First thing tomorrow morning.
Okay.
Adel Stanton, Captain.
Born Essex Square, commissioned April 12, 1939.
Another PIP in November.
Is this the one?
What else?
Court-martialed, August 14, 1946.
Dishonorable discharge.
That's about it.
Couple of lines and a card.
Hardly does it justice, does it?
Does what justice?
It was a big thing back then.
They were in a Japanese prisoner of war camp.
Eight chaps had spent a year planning an escape.
The night they were going, he informed on them.
The chaps beheaded the lot.
He must have wished the war would never end.
What happened then, after the court-martial?
Nothing here.
A lot of fellows wanted him shot, I remember that.
But I suppose strings were pulled.
You know how it is.
They always stick together.
It was in all the newspapers.
August 14, 1946.
Who was he?
He was my father.
I guess he'll be a while then.
Yeah.
Okay.
I'll call you later.
I've read all about it.
My father grew up in Bangkok and then he went back there as a soldier.
He's living there now, isn't he?
That's a pretty long bow to draw.
I'm asking you a question, that's all.
What happened in Bangkok?
You've done the reading, you seem to know everything.
Not everything.
I do know that he is not as guilty as you believe.
He never denied telling the Japanese.
I know what happened in the court.
I've studied the case, I know the defense backwards.
If the Japanese hadn't been told, there would have been reprisals.
Dozens of his men might have been killed.
Exactly, everyone said so.
No, not everyone.
Especially not the court.
They rejected that defense.
The rules of engagement make it clear.
A soldier's duty is to escape.
Eight men died trying to do their duty.
Thanks to him.
He is still your brother.
You can say anything you like, you can't change that.
I've told you before.
Hal Stanton no longer exists.
Every time I mention his name, you get upset.
I'm sorry.
Every time I mention his name, you get upset.
Why Mr Stanton?
Just tell me that.
Why?
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Hello?
Miss Stanton, would you take a call from reception?
All right.
James Stanton, I'm downstairs on the foyer.
Would it be possible to have a word with you, Miss Stanton?
Yes.
Come up.
Come in.
Thank you.
Oh, this won't take a minute.
Miss Stanton, Katrina, I've just come to tell you that you were right.
In Bangkok is a firm of solicitors.
The family have dealt with them for years ever since grandfather was ambassador there.
Every month they forward an allowance to my brother.
Exactly where he is, I have no idea.
He may not even be in Thailand.
But they are the people who can contact him.
If he wants to see you, well, that's up to him.
I can't do much more than that.
Thank you.
There's just one more thing.
If you should ever see him, would you tell him?
Tell him that his brother says hello.
You were right.
I do think of him often.
But just tell him that, will you?
Are you leaving us already?
No, I'm just trying on a few things.
I'm being taken out for dinner tonight.
Oh, you've met a young chap.
Good for you.
I don't know all that much about clothes.
No, my daughter knows about that.
I'll get her to call you.
No, it's not important.
Nonsense.
She's your cousin.
I'm sure she won't mind.
Her name is Sarah.
Well, at least to me.
Down in Bond Street she's known as a melder.
She was born to shop.
It's such a shame you're not going to be here for the weekend.
I'd have loved you to come down to Hampshire with all of us.
Clive's house is gorgeous.
Actually, he's got a nice house.
And Jeremy and Tara are brilliant.
You've loved Jeremy.
He's absolutely obsessed about the outback.
You talk horses and sheep and cows with you all afternoon.
We need to take?"
What should we do?
You individually should all be able to help
and convey your message all by yourselves.
One by one, through the crisis,
will context and
services and
public health offices come through this system...
and all the government said we
had to,
So tomorrow you leave straight through or will you stop in Bangkok?
I'd like to but they say that all the flights from Bangkok to Sydney are full.
So I guess I'll just go home right to the lawyers from there.
Easter at the guard bridge?
That's very good.
You'll remember.
I won't forget.
You could stay you know.
For a while maybe.
I don't know.
Or I could go with you.
To Australia?
Yeah I mean I still want to go.
I still want to photograph it.
But what would Jane say about that?
Jane's a friend of mine.
We work together sometimes.
She writes the articles.
I take the pictures.
It's a professional relationship.
The flights though they're all full.
To Australia and America maybe.
But I bet we can get to India.
They're all full.
I'm sure.
We can get to India.
Then why?
Pick up a connecting flight from Bombay.
Can we do that?
Sure.
It might take a couple or days.
But we could have Easter there.
You have to see Goa.
It's on the Arabian Sea south of Bombay.
I've never even seen the falls of the Guassou.
So I can't say for sure.
But Goa may just be about the most beautiful place on earth.
It's where Portugal meets India and all the world falls in love.
Aki?
Yo!
It's open.
Hi.
Ready?
Yep.
Got everything checked?
I think so.
There's something I have to say to you.
What?
Please don't get upset.
No.
Just tell me.
Oh God.
Happy birthday.
It's not my birthday.
Merry Christmas.
What?
Please just take a look at this thing before I make a token complete utter fool of myself.
Okay.
Good.
My suitcase.
You said you were interested in photography so I thought you might like this for the trip.
You shouldn't have spent this.
I thought if you wanted maybe I could teach you.
That would be fantastic.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Here.
If you want to get it all in you're going to have to use this.
Wow.
You should be learning how to do this.
I know.
Happy?
Yep.
Ah, Mr. Rogers.
Welcome.
Almost.
Regan, Archie Regan.
Oh yes, of course, Regan.
Forgive me.
What have you got for me, Marinara?
You're lucky.
You've just the one room left.
Only one.
Damn, I needed two.
You want to try somewhere else?
It's the best.
Magnificent view of the beach.
It's beautiful.
That's fine, thanks.
We'll take it from here.
God, I love it here.
Have you been here a lot?
Yeah, a few times.
Have you been here with other girls?
Sometimes.
You've been here with your wife?
Yeah.
Good.
So what do you want to do?
I don't know.
What do you want to do?
Well, we could go down the beach,
take our first swim together.
Yeah, we could do that.
Or we could go for a walk.
Sounds good.
Yeah, so maybe we could go up to the old fort.
You know, it's only four miles uphill.
I need a great heat.
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I saw her first.
She's mine.
How about I buy you a drink, eh?
Oh, it's okay. I'm having a drink with my friend. Thanks.
Your friend?
Well, maybe later, huh?
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He struck out at me originally.
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I miss you.
You were fast asleep.
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I'll take you up later if you like.
So how was it?
Well, good for me.
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One day I'll publish it dawn across the world. That'll never work.
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Kat?
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No, that's fine.
Okay, thanks.
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I want water!
You want to go to the beach?
What about via Bangkok? Can we go that way?
I thought you said you were going to Rang.
Yeah, but Easter's almost over. We might get seats now.
Yes, Bombay to Bangkok is possible.
We don't want seats to Bangkok.
Why not if we can go that way? It's no trouble, is it?
I hate Bangkok.
Look, it'll be the middle of summer.
The place has got the worst traffic in the world, air pollution like you wouldn't believe.
You got asthma, Kat? It is not designed for easy breathing.
There'll only be a day or two. I don't want to take any risk.
Is this better, Air India to Bangkok on Wednesday?
Yes.
Then a Qantas flight the following day.
Oh, great!
Okay.
Can we book the baggage straight through?
We might as well avoid some of the hassle if we're only going to be there for one day.
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Hello, sir.
It's for the lady. Thank you.
Yes. Thank you.
Right, let's see. Two, three.
Good afternoon, Carlisle and Carlisle.
Hello, my name's Katrina Stanton. Could I speak to Mr. Carlisle, please?
Could you hold on a moment, please?
Richard Carlisle?
Hello, um, I'm here to see you.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Richard Carlisle?
Hello, um, I'm ringing about a client of yours, Mr. Hal Stanton.
I'm not sure I can help you. What is it you want?
His brother gave me your number. He said you act as his banker.
And who exactly am I talking to?
My name's Katrina Stanton. Um, Hal Stanton is my father.
Um, I'd rather not discuss this on the phone. Do you have my address?
Yes, I do.
I'll call you back if you'd like to come home now.
Goodbye.
My instructions are clear. They haven't changed in 20 years.
I can't give out any information without the express permission of my client.
Yes, I know. But you can tell me if he's in Thailand.
No, I can't tell you anything. All I can do is to let him know that you called and want to see him.
Beyond that, it's up to him.
But I told you I'm only here for a day.
I can get a quick answer.
So we must be close?
Not necessarily.
Hello, Richard.
Hello, Bob. You haven't seen Bill Worthington, have you?
I saw him last in the reading room.
Always reading, then, for us.
Best red man I've ever known.
Come on.
Madam?
Much, thank you. It's the heat, you know.
It's not, it's the booze.
Yes, you're probably right.
This is important, isn't it? I can tell.
Yes.
Charms just dripping off you.
They've stopped the money, have they?
No, the breweries are safe.
They will be pleased.
I had a visit today. A girl in Australia, she's quite attractive.
How nice for you.
She said she was your daughter.
Now what?
She's using your name, I mean, your real name. Her mother was Faulkner, I think.
She has Catherine Faulkner.
They live at a station, whatever that is. A railway station, I suppose.
It's called Gartbridge.
Was it true?
I don't know, possibly. How old is she?
Twenty-one next month.
The age is right.
Why could I tell? I mean, bring me a pass, yes, it must have been true.
What's her name?
Trina.
Bloody awful name.
So what do you want me to do?
Do I have a legal obligation?
I expect you know more about Australian law than I do.
Did she say what she wanted?
Just to meet you.
You're right, of course. The heat has nothing whatever to do with it.
The only drinking problem I have is that I can't get a nap of it.
You can hardly call it an unqualified success. My life, I mean.
How? What do I do?
You say no, say it's not true.
Tell her her mother and I were just acquaintances.
You know the sort of thing, Richard. You know what to say.
You want me to lie?
Yes, I want you to lie.
I want you to earn your money for once.
I want you to act like my lawyer, not my bloody judge.
No, he won't meet you. He says he has no children.
That's why no interest in discussing it.
But didn't you tell him that I'm only going to be here for a day?
I'm sorry, my client gave me strict instructions. I can't enter into any debate about this.
Well, why didn't you tell him that...
I'm sorry, that simply has to be the end of the matter. Goodbye.
Idiot.
Who, the lawyer or your father?
I mean, I don't think I'm asking too much, do you? All I want to do is meet him.
Come on, put yourself in his shoes.
He hears nothing for 20 years and then someone rings him up in Bangkok and claims to be his daughter?
Wouldn't you be a little suspicious?
I should write to him.
No, don't rush it. Wait till you're in Australia.
Then you can write the whole thing out.
Extracts from the diaries, photocopies, pictures.
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Yeah, you're right.
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No.
Smoking or non-smoking?
I'm with him, so if I could have two seats together and non-smoking that would be great.
Yes.
19A and 19B?
Thank you.
She's given us 19A and 19B and non-smoking.
When you get down to immigration, join the next queue and I'll see you down there in a minute.
Gate nine.
Good morning.
So you've got 19B non-smoking?
No, if it's okay, can I get a seat in smoking on the aisle?
Aren't you two travelling together?
No, we just met.
Are you carrying any parcel or gifts on behalf of another person?
No, I am not.
Did you pack your bags yourself?
Yes, I did.
Have you any time left your luggage unattended?
No, I have not.
Okay.
Excuse me, Miss Tanton.
I'm with the customs police.
Can you come with me, please?
What is it?
Please, come.
What's the problem?
You must come, don't worry.
Are you?
Here, let me take that.
What is it?
I don't understand.
I'm sorry, I don't understand.
Oh, what's wrong?
I have a friend, he's waiting out there.
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're saying.
Please, I don't know what's going on here.
Neither do I, but we'll work it out, won't we?
What's the story?
Tanton has ear-wrenching about her.
The maid who wants to know is this your bag?
Yes.
Is it her bag?
Who are you?
I'm her friend.
Are you with the customs?
No, I'm with the Australian Federal Police, attached to a
Thai government narcotics bureau.
Narcotics?
What's it about narcotics?
Lermle.
Okay, let's get on with it.
Open your bag, boys.
I'm meant to be meeting someone, I've got a plane to catch.
You won't be meeting anybody.
The other people you'll be meeting are this gentleman and myself.
Now, open the bag.
Okay.
Are you all right?
Sir, be a labor.
I'll tell you what, I'm not a labor.
I'm a man.
You get that when I get the combination to the bag.
Combination.
It's four, seven, two.
Four?
Seven, two.
Four, seven, two.
Here come, good gentlemen.
Is that your bag?
No, it's mine.
Here come, good gentlemen.
Is that your camera?
Len, is that your lens?
Are they your films?
Yes.
Here.
Sit down, please.
When am I going to be released?
I'm going to be released.
It's a life sentence.
Or he can charge you under Section 65 for trafficking.
And that's a mandatory death sentence.
There is no leniency.
There is no remission.
There is just death.
And in Toilet, death is by machine gun.
I'm trying to help you, little girl.
All right.
What we want you to do is...
We want some information.
We want you to plead guilty.
And in return, we'll only charge you for possession.
Now it's in your hands, not in ours.
That's it.
No, I'm not going to plead guilty.
If you think some fancy-pants lawyer is going to come up here
and razzle and dazzle his way with words around the courtroom,
then you're wrong. There's no jury.
Just three judges sitting alone.
What sort of country is this? You don't have a jury?
This is our law.
We never lie to you.
It's their country. It's their rules.
We didn't ask you to come here.
We have a saying.
Wherever the westerners go, degradation and depravity follows.
In three and a half years that I've been here,
to my utter shame, I agree with them.
Now, plead guilty.
Then you are a bloody fool!
Wrap that up, don't let it get to you.
Bloody idiot.
This is a record of interview. Sign it.
I don't understand it.
If he was in Australia, it would have been written in Thai.
Sign it, you bloody idiot.
No.
It's up to you.
But you have to be punished.
What's happening?
I'm gonna search you.
I've already been searched.
Not completely.
Up on the bed, please.
Up.
Lay down.
No. No, please.
You struggle. It hurts.
No.
No, it's...
Open your legs.
Hello.
Go take a shower.
Hurry up.
Let's fight.
Hurry up.
Let's fight.
You can do it.
No.
I don't want to.
I'll run clean prison here.
Wash.
No.
Stop it.
I'm not gonna do it.
Drug dealers, shit.
Here's some shit for you.
You don't want to wash?
Fine.
Inside.
Don't you understand? I'm not interested.
Gemma.
Stay away from me, Glenn.
No.
You're gonna get it.
What do any of us really know about him, mate?
Jamie, how do you get a beer around here, you slacker?
Oh, dude, shit's mine.
How about I buy you a drink, eh?
Oh, it's okay. I'm having a drink with my friend.
Your friend?
Well, uh, maybe later, huh?
Oh, I love a boy.
He's a good boy.
I wouldn't be gonna be stupid, would I?
Bitch.
Just look at her. She's asking for it.
Come on down, mate.
Hey, what's your name?
I can't believe she was.
Let go!
I'm sorry.
Hey, what's your name? I can't believe she was.
What's your name?
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That Australian policeman spoke to you?
Yes.
Did he tell you what happened?
He said you'd been arrested.
Did he tell you about the bag? It was a present.
It was given to me by a man called...
Miss Stanton, I'm sorry. This isn't really my area.
What do you mean your area?
Shall we sit down?
Yeah.
We handle mainly commercial work.
It's a family practice.
Over the years we've built our reputation on contracting.
Mainly between the Thai government and foreign companies.
But you know Thai law.
Yes, of course.
And you understand the system.
Pretty well.
So what's the problem, Mr. Carlisle?
I've told you.
No, you haven't.
You've given me an excuse, that's all.
Is it because it's drugs?
You don't want your firm mixed up in it, is that it?
Partly. We've been approached a number of times
over the years and we've always steered clear of drug cases.
Even if the person's innocent?
The other thing is, it doesn't help anybody,
not your case, nor my firm,
to have a white lawyer defend a white client.
Mr. Carlisle,
this is probably worse than you realise.
To them it was my bag, I was carrying it.
I'm going to sound like every other
drug trafficker when I try to blame someone else.
I need help, Mr. Carlisle.
I need the best help I can get.
I'm going to refer you to several lawyers, specialists
and criminal law.
You mean TIEs? Yes, top people in their field.
No, no TIEs.
Well, that's ridiculous.
I know it sounds ridiculous,
but I need someone who understands me,
who believes in me, who'll fight for me.
Well, to fight for your client,
that's a lawyer's job, any lawyer.
I'll have this list drawn up.
My uncle said that Stanton's
had dealt with your firm for years.
Yes. If this was any other member
of the family, someone more legitimate
than me, then you wouldn't hesitate,
would you? You'd take it on,
wouldn't you?
Can I ask you one thing?
Are you guilty?
I swear to you, I'm innocent.
I didn't know
anything about that bag. I trusted him.
It would be a fairly
thankless task. In the end,
I suspect probably an unsuccessful one.
How long do you need to think it over?
I'll let you know as soon as we can.
Okay.
Will you do one thing for me?
What's that?
Can you get access to my luggage?
If I said I was your lawyer
and it was just your personal things, yes, I think so.
Why? I want to see
my father.
I've already told you.
I know you don't want to discuss it with him again,
but in my luggage there's a diary.
If you give it to him, maybe it will convince him.
I can't see a diary doing much good.
It belonged to my mother.
Will you do that, please?
Yes, all right.
If I can.
And tell him.
Tell him he's all I've got now.
I can't quite picture you
singing some enchanted evening.
Well,
once upon a time,
a very silly man met a very fine woman,
and it seems he broke her.
Broke her apart.
And in the end,
neither of them lived happily ever after.
I'm sorry.
What are we going to do?
Well, they want a guilty plea
for possession. If not, they'll charge her with trafficking,
for which the death sentence is mandatory.
Is she guilty?
Of course not. She's about as guilty as your eye.
I should see her, shouldn't I?
Why?
Well, because she's my daughter.
That's why.
You didn't think that the other day.
I haven't read that the other day.
You think it's wise?
Well, I shouldn't think so.
But if we were wise,
we wouldn't keep going, would we?
I didn't mean wise for you. I meant for her.
I think she's pinning a lot of her hopes on you.
And seeing me would disappoint her,
is that it?
Was that really necessary, Richard?
I'm just being honest, that's all.
You know, sometimes honesty can be used
as an excuse for the most dreadful cruelty.
I'm trying to remember that, if I were you.
All I'm trying to do is protect her.
The function, perhaps, better fulfilled by her father.
There you go again, sitting in judgment.
But point taken, your honor, point taken.
So you won't go?
Oh, I'll go. I just won't tell her I'm her father.
That's all. I'll say I'm her lawyer.
I'll say I was sent by my partner, Richard Carlyle.
I've already told her we don't handle criminal work.
I'll tell her we're reconsidering.
You wouldn't happen to have a briefcase like a borrower,
would you?
No, I wouldn't.
I'm just saying,
I'm just saying.
Uh, Worthington.
Bill Worthington.
Where's Mr. Carlyle?
Well, it was Richard's idea that I should come here.
He wanted me to meet you.
I thought I made it clear to him.
I don't want any other lawyer.
No, no, you don't understand.
I'm here on his behalf.
Oh.
I'm sorry.
I didn't realize.
So, do you work for Mr. Carlyle?
Um, no, not that,
not really, no, not exactly.
No, you couldn't really say that I...
I work for him.
I'm more like a partner, really.
Hmm.
Well,
how can I help you, Mr. Worthington?
Well, I brought you some things.
Um, tea,
English breakfast.
I can't stand that Chinese stuff.
Ha.
Vitamin pills.
There we go.
Uh...
Superlative cup.
I don't know what...
about what that's like.
The lady said it was good.
Powdered milk.
Uh...
fruit.
Fruit.
Uh...
Oh, yes, and...
fruitcake.
It's unfortunate with masons.
I always get them to send one out every year.
And posters are already laid, unfortunately.
That's very kind of you,
but I don't think they're gonna let me have this stuff.
Oh, well,
that's all right.
That's already been settled.
Will Mr. Carlyle take the case?
He's considering it.
Why? What's the problem?
Well, he's a very cautious man,
a very...
competitive man, and he, um...
he doesn't like to lose.
Oh, that's encouraging.
Nor do I.
Especially now that it's my life at stake.
Which rather brings me to my cue, I'm afraid.
Mm-hmm.
Carlyle wants to know
if you're still determined to put
your life at stake.
She wants to know if you're still determined
to plead not guilty.
Of course I am.
Why wouldn't I be?
Well, you see,
if you insist on
pleading not guilty,
they'll charge you with trafficking,
and that
carries the death penalty.
But on the other hand,
if you plead guilty,
it gives the judge an excuse for clemency.
I mean,
it's just a way of saving their face
and...
and your life.
I don't understand, Mr Worthington.
I mean, I always thought
the truth was sacred.
I didn't realize it was a commodity,
something that could be traded back and forth
just to suit the stupidity of the law.
I'm just asking a question, that's all.
And the answer is I'm innocent.
Now, you can tell Mr Carlyle
that you plead not guilty, whether it's the death penalty or not.
Yes, I... I will.
I will.
Is there anything else?
Um...
No.
Then let me ask you something.
Do you have a drinking problem?
Are you always so blunt?
I only went my life's in other people's hands.
Well, I did have a drink earlier on, yes,
but it's certainly not a problem.
It's just the heat, that's all.
I hope so, Mr Worthington.
Yes, well...
I'm going to recommend that we take the case.
There won't be any argument.
You'll enter a plea of not guilty.
Will he agree?
Oh, I expect so.
If not, I'll remind him that the truth isn't...
can't be treated like a commodity.
That's the expression, isn't it?
Thank you.
And for the food and things.
Do you know if my father's been contacted,
I asked Mr Carlyle to give him a diary.
I'll find out.
Let's talk about you.
Then again, let's not.
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You are a terrible cat burglar.
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Bunny Bob-Ball.
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She's innocent, Richard.
Yes, I told you that.
You know, would you never tell me she was young and clever and straight as a die?
God, she reminded me of my father.
Uncompromising.
Blunt to the point of rudeness.
She never gave court to Richard.
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Look, you've gotta take this on.
Oh, is that what you think I've got to?
Well, don't you think so?
Why don't you go home? I'll give you a ring.
Yes, sir. So I'll take it.
So I'll take it.
It's taken four generations, but my family's built something here.
If I go in there and defend some white girl,
then this firm starts to look like all the other colonials.
White lawyers for white clients.
And pretty soon the tires are going to think
we're no better than those fools down at the club.
Oh, I don't think they're...
If that's not bad enough, what's this case all about?
Drugs and greed, nothing more.
And who are the people this firm deals with every day?
I mean, they're Buddhists, for Christ's sake.
I can't help but ask myself, Hal, where's the profit in this?
She's innocent.
There's some men proving that.
But I don't think she's innocent.
There's some men proving that would be profit enough.
No, to some men, but not to me. Is that it?
Well, that's where you're wrong, Hal,
because I'll tell you what else I've been thinking.
Above all, I'm a lawyer.
And if I don't use the law now to defend an innocent person,
then it doesn't mean anything, does it?
So I think we'd better do it.
We'd better defend her and damn the consequences.
And if we are going to do it,
you'd better pull yourself together.
I think you should get down on your knees
and thank her for giving a bastard like you a second chance.
I think you should get down on your knees
and thank her for giving a bastard like you a second chance.
Most of the time, you know, you're a complete prick.
Then you say something like that and I could hug you for it.
Yes, well, not just yet, Hal.
Give me a hug when we've won.
I will. Believe me, I will.
Remember, this isn't a trial. It's just a hearing.
You're going to be formally charged, that's all.
What, we?
Well, I don't know until we get in there.
In either case, we'll plead not guilty.
What's going on? Where is she?
This is New York. She's a Thai barrister.
Does she work for them? No, no, we hire her.
She's our interpreter.
I'll plead on your behalf.
Because it's a capital offence, the judge will order that you be held in prison.
No back, no?
No, they're just holding staff.
In a proper prison, they clung toy or yardlou or even lung jow.
Lung jow, that's the worst, isn't it?
Yes, that's the worst.
Once we're inside the court, it's important not to offend the judges.
So defer to them. They're your superiors.
Don't stare or point.
If you're asked to speak, try not to raise your voice.
Oh, and whatever you do, don't cross your ankles.
Why?
Her feet are dirty. To show the sole of her foot is considered an insult.
Stay calm.
Catch her now, Stanton.
Catalina, Stanton, you are formally charged on section 65, 12 of your contracts are to be exported to a 4.4-kilogram for a distribution.
I would like to ask the mandatory death sentence,
7 of your procedure code, to be
granted to the accused in the court.
Will that be an application for bail?
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We guarantee that you will not be able to come to any objection to an application for bail.
The court hears the prosecution's objections and the court hears the prosecution's objections.
The court will now proceed to the trial.
What happened?
I'm remanded in custody. There's no date for a trial.
But what was the charge?
Section 65, trafficking.
Oh, my God.
Your innocence will win.
So where are they taking me?
Lum Jow.
Would you manage to contact my father?
I wouldn't pin your hopes on him.
Be brave.
Come on.
Everyone, listen.
Whoever has money or valuable items, come out.
What shirt?
The heart.
What shirt?
The heart.
Is there anything valuable?
No.
Do you need a hand?
No.
No?
Hurry.
Come on.
Keep your shirt.
Don't use your neck.
Hurry.
What?
Hurry.
Give some more money.
You can buy back later.
Hurry.
Put it here.
Hurry.
Take off.
You.
Underpants.
Hurry.
You.
The uniform.
Come with me.
Hurry.
You can't keep it.
Farang's in here.
Dr. Addis.
Smell like shit.
You call Bangkok Hilton, I call Farang Heaven.
You call Farang Heaven?
Yes.
This is a new and wonderful day for me.
There will never be another day like this one.
I'm divinely guided all day long and whatever I do will prosper.
My name's Stanton.
Cat Stanton.
I'm gonna give you shit for you.
Don't worry about her.
She always gets like that when I've been talking to the golden-bellied fat man.
Hiya, Master.
I'm gonna give you shit for you.
I'm definitely going to be happy all day long.
You want a hick?
No.
Very wise.
We've got a new campaign around here.
Go show your borough.
Are you the courier they got with the two killers?
I'm not a courier.
I'm a setup.
See the zoo out there?
Yeah.
Bloody miracle, isn't it?
What?
So many innocent people in one place.
That's if you believe them, of course.
What are you?
Same as you, except I admit it.
Guess what I was counting when they got me?
Seven kilos.
Me idiot lawyer says I should claim it was for me own use.
I could have fitted up a friggin' army.
I was gonna have money, lady.
It's gonna get me so straight.
I'm gonna buy a house and beautiful clothes.
It's gonna take me brother and one of them cruise liners.
It's never gonna be treated like shit by anybody ever again.
It's what I'm in here for.
I just want what every other bastard has.
Look out, Tom.
Now listen, Kat, you've got 20 bucks.
The US and I don't have Australian shit.
Why?
Well, one night when it's safe, the shade's red.
Don't they lock us up?
Of course they do.
That's why I'm paying 20 bucks.
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I'm a little giant.
The glass is here.
You're the one that sleeps with this crazy guy.
I'm not a girl.
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Jamie, how do you get a beer around here, slacker?
I saw her first. She's mine.
Oh, oh, oh.
How about I buy you a drink, eh?
Oh, it's OK. I'm having a drink with my friend. Thanks.
Your friend.
Well, uh, maybe later, huh?
Oh, a double boy.
Struck out of your region.
I wouldn't be kind of stupid, would ya?
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Bitch.
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Just look at her. She's asking for it.
Calm down, mate. No, she's not.
Hey, mate.
Hey, what's your name?
Let go!
What's your name?
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Sawadee krap, Mr. Anand.
Please, sit.
Sarawat.
I haven't come to argue to the case, Mr. Anand.
I'm perfectly capable of doing that in court.
I'm here because I object to the charge.
There's no justification for a charge of trafficking.
The prosecution should deal with this under Section 66, possession.
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And this is the Thai law. We will use it to the best of our ability.
Major, I admire your determination to deal with the drug trade.
Do you?
But not at the expense of my client.
What's important is that the Thai government has justice and good society.
No, what's important is that you are a white-skinned man.
Where have you been? Last year, we shot and killed ten people.
Have you ever been worried about the reputation of our country?
It's because you are a white-skinned and beautiful man that you care.
White woman, white lawyer.
That's an insult.
Stop it.
Listen, what the priest said doesn't mean that there is a religion.
White-skinned, Asian, you know that the law will give justice and equality.
Equality and equality.
We will have to discuss the matter.
When the time comes, we will discuss it.
It's okay.
Soon, if there is a decision.
Goodbye.
Goodbye, Mr. Coller.
How was it?
About as rude as it gets here.
What are they saying?
At the end, he'd agreed to reconsider it.
He said he'll have to consult with a range of departments.
What are the chances?
To be honest, not very good.
I think the government's sick of drugs, trafficking and corruption.
Would you like a scotch?
Not right now. I may later.
I'll see how I feel.
It's a false habit.
They're saying all bets are off.
This is the law of Thailand.
We're going to apply it.
It's going to be difficult to get them to change it.
To execute a young white girl, especially by machine gun.
It's a pretty eloquent warning.
What do we do?
All we can, just hope a good sense prevails.
Either way, we've got to prepare a defense that leaves no margin for error.
How do you feel about that?
You said yourself you're a good commercial lawyer.
I'm glad it's in Thailand.
The system here suits me.
There certainly wouldn't be any good in front of a jury.
Not flamboyant enough?
Either that or too arrogant.
Give me technicalities, precedents, obscure statutes so I can hold my own with them.
I'm a good forensic lawyer.
I'm not a good sub.
Exactly.
So even with a criminal case, I'm confident I can take care of that side of it.
What do you want me to do?
If you don't object, I'd like you to do the legwork.
Act as your junior.
Where do we start?
I've already arranged it.
First thing tomorrow, you interview her.
In Lumjao?
Yes, I'll drop you off. Where are you going?
I'm going to the public.
I've been thinking, perhaps it would be better if you went to the jail tomorrow.
There's plenty I can do here.
What do you mean?
You'll probably do it better than me.
We won't get past one day if you keep lying to me.
How? What is it?
I was in that jail during the war.
I had a different name then, a Japanese name.
I'd never been back. Not in 40 years.
I don't think I could.
My father told me when I took over that you'd been a prisoner.
All he'd say was that you disgraced yourself.
Do you want to tell me the rest?
Not really.
For God's sake, Hal, there's a girl facing execution.
You tell me you can't go into some building.
You're going to have to do a lot better than that.
If you don't want to go to that prison tomorrow morning,
you're going to have to tell me exactly what happened.
It better be good.
I used to love this place.
The last thing my father ever said to me,
he said I'd come back here.
It was just after the court martial.
I was leaving England forever.
He said I'd die in Bangkok.
Do you know the basis for that rather bold prediction?
No.
He said a dog always returns to its vomit.
That's what he said.
You know, when war broke out,
I was a military aide at the embassy here.
Somebody in the family was ambassador, wasn't he?
My grandfather some years before.
Well, as you can guess, it certainly didn't hurt.
Well, I mean, I wasn't cut out to be a soldier.
I was a soldier.
I wasn't cut out to be a prisoner for that matter either.
But that's life, as I say.
In 1945, there was a lot of illness in the prison.
Typhoid, cholera, malnutrition.
Any of the men decided to try to escape.
Now, the Japanese had made it very clear from the start
that if anyone escaped, two would be killed.
So I told them they couldn't go.
They said they were only doing their duty.
I ordered them not to.
They defied me.
So rightly or wrongly, I was left with no choice
but to go to the Japanese.
They were arrested and executed the same day.
There's one thing I'll never forget.
I'm young, they were.
I'm very young.
Me too, I suppose.
We were all so young.
I can't go back inside there, Richard.
I really can't.
Well, we have a problem, then.
I can still help.
Sorry, Hal.
I don't think you're really committed,
and I don't need a passenger.
Well, of course I'm committed.
She's my daughter.
Well, then go back there, Hal.
You should go back there tomorrow morning.
It's up to you.
...by sentences the defendant should dare.
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Good evening.
Police on the New South Wales North Coast
have charged a 13-year-old boy
following a shooting at a high school sports day.
Two teachers and a 13-year-old girl
were shot at the school in Coffs Harbour.
The boy's father has also been charged.
First to be shot on the school oval
was a 39-year-old teacher, Paul Israel,
critically wounded in the chest.
Soon after, teacher Wayne Bailey, 38,
was shot in the hand.
Then 12-year-old student Louise Beatty
shot in the leg.
Police say the 13-year-old boy
was suspended this morning from the Arara High School,
and alleged he returned two hours later
with the rifle and 12 bullets hidden under clothing.
The weapon was a lever-action.22 rifle.
It's believed five shots were fired.
As stunned students dispersed, sent home early,
detectives pieced together what had happened.
They alleged the teenager fired the first wounding shot
from a distance of 100 metres,
then walked closer to the crowded sports field,
firing as he went.
The fall of the rounds that we have found,
the spent rounds, yes, indicates that he was firing
into the crowd as he walked.
Another schoolboy tackled the gun-toting teenager
and disarmed him.
It all happened without warning.
A parent watching on saw a teacher
suddenly drop to the ground.
The next thing he just went down in front of me.
I thought he was just joking because he's mucking around.
The shooting comes only two months
after a 15-year-old student shot himself dead
in front of his class at nearby Kempsey.
After today's shooting, police charged the 13-year-old
with three counts of wounding with intent to murder.
Bail wasn't applied for in the children's court.
The boy's parents, said to be in shock,
attended the police station.
Coffs Harbour Hospital says Teacher Paul Israel is critical,
and the other victims are in a satisfactory condition.
Howard Saker, 10 Eyewitness News.
Delayed for four days by the eruption of Mount Pinatubo,
a Qantas flight has arrived in Sydney tonight
after a brief stopover in Brisbane.
The aircraft and its passengers were stranded
when the volcano blanketed Manila with ash.
Cramped to capacity with nearly 200 passengers,
the Qantas 767 was the first international flight
to flee Manila, a city struggling to kick off
the ugly grey blanket of ash thrown over it
by the Mount Pinatubo eruption.
Other planes followed.
Thousands of passengers still crowded at the airport
couldn't wait to escape.
People are fleeing by water too.
US ships have come to help the evacuation.
For those who have to stay,
it'll be a long and agonising clean-up.
Food and clean water are in short supply.
It's a desperate situation now.
We're just finding, sometimes you may get
30 minutes worth of trickle of water out
and you grab a bottle and you fill it up.
In country areas, streams of refugees
pour into makeshift camps.
Violence has erupted from the physical
and psychological pressures of the disaster.
One man went mad with a knife,
stabbing dozens of refugees.
The volcanic cloud has reached as far as
Cambodia and Vietnam.
First-hand tales of horror of the disaster
tonight reached Australia as the Qantas
passengers came home safely.
Well, we were a little bit frightened when
our hotel was rolling around in the volcanoes.
It was a bit nerve-racking a couple of nights,
but after the first Saturday and Sunday,
it was fine.
It was tragic because we have so many people
and we have a hundred thousand people homeless.
The people who were living around it,
most definitely they were very scared,
very worried.
They evacuated very quickly.
Well, it's great to be here after several days
of waiting, the apprehension that we never met.
Tony Biancotti, 10 Eyewitness News.
Prime Minister Bob Hawke has called a special
caucus meeting for Friday to explain his
Cabinet's decision to ban mining at Coronation Hill.
The move is an attempt to meet pro-mining sections
of the caucus head on.
Mr Hawke's described the mining ban as a special case.
Bob Hawke was able to put divisive domestic
issues behind him for a while as he welcomed
international delegates to the Big Lions
Convention in Brisbane.
But the mining industry is screaming after
Cabinet's ban on Coronation Hill.
Clearly the decision that the Federal Government
has made is a further loss in confidence of the
development approval process in Australia.
At the post-Cabinet news conference,
Mr Hawke made it clear it was the Jawan
Aborigines belief in Bulla that swung the decision.
There is no doubt that they believe that to allow
mining at Coronation Hill would be a desecration
of their beliefs.
The opposition won't have a bar of it.
This person who thumbed his nose at his own
Christian principles and bragged in his biography
of his religious disbeliefs would now have us
accept he is a born-again Bulla.
Coronation Hill will now be proclaimed part of
the Kakadu National Park and World Heritage
listing will be sought.
Mr Hawke furiously denies he's paying the price
for the left's support.
I repudiate that sort of nonsense for the
despicable sort of crap that it is.
Cabinet sources say a majority of ministers,
12-8, were for mining to go ahead.
Only the need to prop up Mr Hawke's leadership
led to the decision.
But the decision has kept faith with the
Aborigines and with the Green Movement.
And that's the way that it should be.
You just shouldn't have mines in your dual
national parks and it's a good decision.
And 200 gave Mr Hawke a hero's welcome when he
opened the new electorate office of one of his
key supporters, MP Con Chaka in Brisbane.
Despite his reception in this marginal Labour
electorate, the fact remains in more than eight
years of Hawke government never has a Cabinet
discussion leaked like this latest one.
A sure sign of bitter divisions continuing at
the highest levels of government.
Paul Bon giorno, 10 Eyewitness News.
After the break, Robert Gottliebson with
All the Day's News in Finance and the football
team who sponsors are upsetting the players' wives.
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Australian television stations lost nearly $81 million
last financial year, according to the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal.
Here's the Business Review Weekly's Robert Godlebsen.
The Australian Broadcasting Tribunal's annual report
reveals the horror that television and radio stations
have been through during the last year.
The seven, nine and ten networks enjoyed higher revenue,
but their interest and program costs skyrocketed
to cause the $81 million loss.
Each of the channels reacted differently to its problem.
Nine has trimmed its costs and reorganized its equity structure.
Seven has gone full bore for ratings,
which is a costly process which must be matched by revenue.
Ten has slashed its costs.
While all three networks are doing better than last year,
the Australian television industry will never be the same again.
A similar shake-up is taking place in radio,
where AM Capital City stations increased their losses
from $12 million to $16 million.
The profit of FM stations fell from $21 million to $10 million.
Times have been tough for radio announcers.
And times are also tough in Japan today,
where the Japanese stock market, as measured by the Nikkei Index,
fell almost 700 points, or 3%, on fears of higher interest rates.
Our market held reasonably well,
with the All Ordnance Index down only 4 points.
There was a sharp fall in coal's mine shares,
but BHP held its ground,
despite the likelihood that production at the Escondida Copper Mine in Chile
will cease for between two and four weeks as a result of floods.
The Australian dollar closed at 76.2 US cents.
This is Robert Cotlenton.
Thank you, Robert.
Victorians are to pay an extra $4 a week each to help get the state out of the red.
Worst hit in a three-year plan announced by the state government are the motorists.
Premier Joan Kerner delivered her three-year plan described as tough but visionary.
Motorists will be hit with registration fees from September after four years without them.
But by comparison, they still pay much less than New South Wales motorists.
Traffic fines also will rise to generate more income for the government,
and electricity and water rates will go up.
To boost business activity, their electricity tariffs will be frozen until next year,
and payroll tax relief means 75% of companies will now pay less tax.
But cost-saving measures already bringing protests,
10,000 full-time public service jobs are to go.
There was no action on Australia's waterfront today.
Major ports closed by workers on a 24-hour strike,
and they won't be back until 7.30 in the morning.
They're angry over the Industrial Relations Commission's rejection
of the $12 a week pay deal worked out with Prime Minister Hawke.
Employers said the strike was bloody-minded, and the unions are setting a bad example.
And spare a thought for Adelaide train commuters.
Tomorrow will be the 11th consecutive day without services because of a strike by rail workers.
It's over changes to security on the railways.
A plastics recycling plant, claimed to be the most advanced in the world,
opened today on the New South Wales-Victorian border.
It will reprocess millions of soft drink bottles every year.
Plastics giant ACI spent $5 million on the plant.
It can recycle 60 million soft drink bottles a year, 30% of the Australian market.
The bottles are chipped, cleaned, then turned into pellets,
as close as we'll get to the original raw materials.
ACI has been stockpiling soft drink bottles for a number of years,
but it will also be running campaigns in the community to promote recycling,
to make sure the supply continues and increases.
As the market grows and the recycling systems are put in place,
we fully expect to be bringing material right across the country.
The recycled PET will be made into plastic containers or exported to be turned into carpet.
Critics, however, say the plant is a sham, just reprocessing plastic,
which will eventually end up at the dump.
In the United States, recycled PET is now being used to remake soft drink bottles.
And while health regulations won't allow it here, ACI hopes that will change.
Then the experts say one bottle could be recycled up to 100 times.
Guy Bevanakwa, 10 Eyewitness News.
Now in business news of a very different sort,
the Williamstown Football Club in Victoria has upset the wives and girlfriends of the players.
It's accepted sponsorship from a local brothel.
The roar of approval for the Williamstown Premiers has been matched by the howl of protest
over a sponsorship deal with a local brothel.
So as they withdrew, the small struggling Williamstown United stepped in,
accepting not only the deal, but also the flak.
Well, I certainly didn't expect this to happen.
As I said, it was purely as a responsible community gesture,
so hopefully we could be accepted into the community as a business, just like anybody else.
Today, Sam Johnson was supervising final construction of her brothel,
at the same time fending off concerns that some football wives may have about the club's new sponsor.
It's the mistresses that take the men away from their wives, not the working girls.
However, the league is in a dilemma, caught between the brothel and the bank.
To allow the club to accept the much needed money they fear would alienate half the membership.
I don't know that many people would and will be prepared to accept it.
We are quite prepared to go ahead with it because it's money as far as we're concerned, it's money,
and we need it very badly.
The league executive meets next week.
It's the executive that will have the final say on whether prostitution is compatible with a Premiership.
Mal Walden, Ten Eyewitness News.
Ah, it's a good story.
Still to come, a bitter brawl between two former British Prime Ministers,
and the profit from business in space goes up in smoke.
We have 7.30 tomorrow following Neighbours.
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As many as 300 people are feared dead after a mudslide north of the Chilean capital of Santiago.
The entire hillside slum district was swept away.
The torrent of mud and water flowed down the hillside surrounding the port city in the early hours of the morning.
While many people were still asleep.
Houses were flattened and cars were carried along.
Ending up embedded in three or four feet of mud.
At daylight, people who'd lost all their possessions, wandered the streets bewildered.
Searching for their loved ones.
One woman said she tried to hold onto her son, but he was swept away by the current.
Rescue work began almost immediately.
Within hours, the Chilean government sent tons of medicines and food.
More supplies will arrive over the next few days as the public responds to appeals for donations.
It's been 50 years since there was a storm nearly as heavy in a city skirting the Atacama desert.
And nobody was prepared for it.
Only days after being elected president of the Russian Republic, Boris Yeltsin's on a goodwill trip abroad.
During his Washington visit, he'll tell George Bush and Congress the old Soviet system is history.
Already, President Gorbachev and the representatives of nine of the 15 republics have agreed on the final draft of a new union treaty.
Six republics would secede, the others opting for a new union with strong powers.
Across the Atlantic, U.S. Secretary of State James Baker has outlined his vision of a new world order.
He's told a Berlin conference the Soviet Union and its former satellites would join a united Europe with close ties to North America.
Also attending, the Soviet foreign minister who'll talk arms reductions with Mr. Baker.
One, zero, and liftoff.
And a setback for the commercial side of the U.S. space program today.
About a kilometer and a half into the air, a prospector rocket carrying scientific experiments veered off course.
U.S. Air Force flight controllers sensed danger and pressed the self-destruct button.
They're now picking up the pieces off the coast of Florida and the booster's been grounded indefinitely.
There are bitter divisions in the British government over its policy on a united Europe.
The argument's been reduced to a slanging match between two former Tory prime ministers,
with Edward Heath accusing Margaret Thatcher of ignorance, lies, and distortions.
There's been no love lost between the two since she succeeded him as leader of the Conservative Party.
But now Mr. Heath has been unable to contain himself any longer,
rocking the Tories with an angry response to Mrs. Thatcher's criticism of the European community and her steadfast opposition to monetary union.
We will not have a single currency imposed upon us for 700 years.
Our Parliament has had control over our currency, our economic policy, our public expenditure, our taxation, and most of us think it should be kept.