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Bethany: In the grand scheme of things, it doesn't really matter if I pulled the trigger.

Richie: Are you going to tell me what you've done, or are we playing 20 questions?

Bethany: I always wanted to live in a big house like this. Don't suppose I ever will
now . unless my prison has its own property market.

Richie: You're turning us both in tomorrow morning?

Bethany: I wanted it all - a dog, a car, the two point four kids - though it's down to one

point six now - the works.

Richie: You're clinically insane, and you didn't shoot him. It was your evil twin, Ethel.

A dog barks in th e d ista n ce.

Bethany: Dogs don't like me. I don't really care for them either.

Richie: How about, you're starting feel guilty about it?

Bethany: What do I have to feel guilty about? Not getting a good nights sleep before
my hockey match aside, I'm pretty guilt-free. By the way, are you coming to
watch? Nah, I might not go either - I've got things to do.

Richie: Kid, you nearly killed a man. You don't feel anything?

Bethany: No, of course not. It's not in the job description to feel things.

Richie: It's not in the job brief to get me up at midnight. but that doesn't seem to be

bothering you.

Bethany: Never really been brilliant with rules.

Richie: Enough with the small talk Bethany. It's too cold for messing around.
What're we doing here?

Bethany: In this spot? Emotional ties, I guess. You mean together?

Richie: No, I mean - emotional - what?

Bethany: Long story. I realised something earlier.