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Six: Fusion
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CRAVEN
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Do you know what Harcourt told me last night? Grogan had reached the conclusion that the inquiry would stop the takeover, so he decided to get the plutonium another way. Then he thought of you. Who would walk into a cave full of radiation?
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CRAVEN
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You would, given the right scenario. All he had to do was make a call to Washington to make sure they fed you the right orders. They didn't just betray you. They made a fool of you.
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JEDBURGH
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No shit, Sherlock. You think I didn't figure that out?
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CRAVEN
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Where is the plutonium?
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JEDBURGH
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It's in the bottom of a loch.
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CRAVEN
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What shape is it in?
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JEDBURGH
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It's in pretty good shape. I packed it in chalk. And at its core, I put a pound of plastic explosive.
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CRAVEN
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You turned it into a bomb?
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JEDBURGH
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Yeah.
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CRAVEN
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Why?
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JEDBURGH
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'Cause that's the problem with plutonium, Craven. It's limited in its application. It's not user-friendly, but as a vehicle for regaining one's self-respect, it's got a lot going for it. Damned right I turned it into a bomb.
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CRAVEN
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Is it armed? Fused?
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JEDBURGH
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There's a detonator, if that's what you mean. It's a plutonium bullet.
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CRAVEN
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Would it work?
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Six: Fusion
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JEDBURGH
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Well, fired from a high-velocity rifle, it just might.
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CRAVEN
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A nuclear explosion?
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JEDBURGH
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Be one hell of a way to go, huh?
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CRAVEN
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It seems rather hard on the rest of Scotland.
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JEDBURGH
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Yeah, that's what I thought too, especially the golf courses, So, I decided against it.
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CRAVEN
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What other ideas have you had? To end it all?
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