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A vicar and his wife grapple with the immediate aftermath of kidnapping a woman they believe will report their son for a crime he didn't commit. They oscillate between mundane concerns like dinner and the terrifying reality of their criminal actions as they realize there is no easy way out.
MARY: Is she vegetarian?
HARRY: Is she what?
MARY: I thought you said once ... maybe it was someone else -
HARRY: Vegetarian?
MARY: We have to feed her, don’t we? There’s pork chops, or chicken. Or we could get a Chinese -
HARRY: I’ll talk to Edgar.
MARY: And say what?
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