| TED and ANN in Ann and her boyfriend’s third-floor flat. | |
| TED | I don’t believe it. |
| ANN | You did that. |
| TED | John, John get in here quick. |
| ANN | You did that coming in here. |
| JOHN comes in. | |
| JOHN | I can’t find nothing in the bedroom. |
| TED | John you won’t believe this. |
| JOHN | Where is he? |
| ANN | It’s your fault coming in here. |
| TED | He ran on the balcony and jumped over. |
| JOHN | He what? |
| TED | I can’t look. |
| ANN | I’m going down. You did it, I’ll tell everyone you did it, why can’t you keep out of my life. |
| ANN goes. | |
| TED | I just said we’ve had enough of you. I didn’t touch him. |
| JOHN | He knew what we was here for. |
| TED | He knew we were here to say you got our sister on drugs. |
| JOHN | And we said that. |
| TED | That’s all we said. |
| JOHN | We weren’t going to kill him or nothing. |
| TED | We were going to give him a smack. |
| JOHN | That’s all right. Anyone expects a smack. |
| TED | We’ll say exactly what happened. We don’t need a story, do we, I mean what happened is what happened is perfectly all right. |
| JOHN | He might not be dead you know. |
| TED | I can’t look. |
| JOHN | I’ll look. |
| TED | Go on then. |
| JOHN | Yes I’m going to. |
| TED | He must have been out of his head is what it is. |
| JOHN | They’ll see what he was on at the hospital. |
| TED | Maybe it’s something he was going to do whether we come or not. |
| JOHN | Don’t be stupid. |
| TED | So are you going to look or what? |
| JOHN | Yes I’m going to look. |
| TED | What a stupid bastard. |
| JOHN | Do you think she’s down there by now? I’ll have a look. |
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