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Three: Burden Of Proof
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ROSS
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[V.O.] The feeling here is, he's still in the north.
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ROSS
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I want you to come back with me, Ronnie. You can stay at my place till we've got this sorted.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] When are you leaving?
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ROSS
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The 7.15.
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CRAVEN
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Thanks, but I'll come on later.
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ROSS
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Ronnie, now that Lowe's dead, I want you back.
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CRAVEN
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Look, I'll see you at the funeral. I need a couple more days down here.
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ROSS
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Okay, but no more.
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CRAVEN
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 [V.O.] Lesson number one when fighting terrorism is be ordinary. Show no distinctive features, either of dress or behaviour. Wear nothing that attracts attention.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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NURSE
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Mr Craven, you can go up.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] That put Mac at a disadvantage. He had red hair. From Portadown to Ballymena, he was known as Carrot Top.
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CRAVEN
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It was only a matter of time before they got him.
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NURSE
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I have an old friend to see you. Ronnie Craven. Do you remember him?
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CRAVEN
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Hello, Mac. How are you?
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MAC
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A bit like doing time. Worse really. No remission for good behaviour. I don't feel forgotten.
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CRAVEN
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How are the grafts doing?
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MAC
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The worst are over and the flesh is healing.
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CRAVEN
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Any of the boys been to see you?
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MAC
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Yes. Lots of visitors. To tell the truth, I don't need them. You get so involved in what's going on here. It's a whole world.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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MAC
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You know, there are people here from the Somme, from the Falklands. I'm the only one from Northern Ireland at the moment.
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