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Met Inspector: (sliding into the desk, next to the Met Sergeant) Hello, Nicholas. How's the hand? Nicholas Angel: It's still a bit stiff. Met Inspector: And how are things at home? Nicholas Angel: I'm sorry, sir? Met Inspector: (jovially) How's Janine? (The Met Sergeant coughs.) Nicholas Angel: We're no longer together, sir. Met Inspector: Right, well, then where are you living? Met Sergeant: (leans over to Met Inspector; quietly) He's staying at the Section House, sir. Met Inspector: With the recruits? Met Sergeant: (looks into Nicholas's eyes) Yes, he's living out of cardboard boxes. Met Inspector: Well then, you're packed already. Nicholas, we're offering you a smashing position with a delightful cottage in a lovely little place that has I think has won Village of the Year...I don't know how many times. It'll be good for you. Nicholas Angel: (beat, then) I...don't really know what to say. Met Inspector: "Yes"? Met Sergeant: (arrogantly) "Yes, thank you"? (He laughs briefly.) (Nicholas says nothing. The Met Inspector and Met Sergeant are grinning at him.) Nicholas Angel: (shakes his head slowly) No, I'm sorry. I'm gonna have to... Met Inspector: You want to...take this higher? (points up) Nicholas Angel: (realising that's what he wants) Yes, yes, I do. Met Inspector: You want me to bother the Chief Inspector about this? [indicates the phone] Nicholas Angel: Yes. Met Inspector: You want me to get the Chief Inspector to come all the way down here? Nicholas Angel: Yes, I do. Met Inspector: Okay. [shrugs reluctantly, reaches for the desk phone, then shouts, off to his right] Kenneth! [The Chief Inspector immediately enters from a sliding glass door, to the left of Nicholas and to the right of the Met Sergeant and Met Inspector.]

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