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Three: Burden Of Proof
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JEDBURGH
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It's an Italian expression, much used by the Red Brigade. Means to abjure the world, to become a terrorist.
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JEDBURGH
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Your daughter was a terrorist, Craven. You might as well get used to it.
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CRAVEN
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It says here she went into Northmoor with half a dozen friends, looking for plutonium. It doesn't say anything about being armed.
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JEDBURGH
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Well, plutonium is the key word here, Craven. People who mess with plutonium are terrorists.
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CRAVEN
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What do you know about Northmoor?
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JEDBURGH
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Only what I read in the report. Northmoor's a low-grade waste facility run by a company with a very long name. There is no evidence of plutonium in Northmoor.
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JEDBURGH
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Craven, why are you trying to convince me about your daughter? I was only asked to give you sight of the report.
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CRAVEN
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She was not a terrorist.
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JEDBURGH
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She sure believed in direct action!
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CRAVEN
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Cutting corners.
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JEDBURGH
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Breaking into offices, stealing files.
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CRAVEN
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The sort of thing we do every week!
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JEDBURGH
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But we have a licence to do it, Craven. She did not. Unless you gave her one.
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[PHONE RINGS]
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JEDBURGH
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Excuse me.
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JEDBURGH
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Jedburgh. Yeah, he's here.
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 [DOOR OPENS]
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WOMAN
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Come on, Rachel.
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[WOMAN SCREAMS]
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[ALL YELLING]
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