The Omega Factor1979

Edward Drexil:
Nobody 'makes trouble' for me, Mr Crane, not if they've any sense.

Tom Crane:
[angry] Are you threatening me?

Edward Drexil:
I'm merely suggesting you leave well alone. Don't meddle in things that don't concern you and which you don't know enough about.

Tom Crane:
And if I persist?

Edward Drexil:
Then I should have to stop you.

Tom Crane:
It could be interesting to know how.

Edward Drexil:
[surprised] You want me to show you? You want me to put fear into you? I can do that.

Tom Crane:
[show of bravado] Do I sit down and wait or will it happen elsewhere?

Edward Drexil:
You will find out. Very soon.

Tom Crane:
I'm interested.

Edward Drexil:
One minor demonstration. One small salutory warning and I think you will leave Edinburgh. If you don't, there will be another demonstration and I assure you, you will not ignore that.

Tom Crane:
[visibly frightened] It seems it's the appropriate time for me to leave then. Goodnight, Drexil.

Edward Drexil:
[threatening] Go quickly, Crane. Don't loiter. You won't like it if you do.