So at this point, Laura and John, they're like trying to, they realize like something's up.

They have to find out what's up with these people.

They've realized, oh, they have the paintings.

Then we can discover them and we can, you know, we can do.

We can blow up in the whole thing.

John will stop being suspected for murder and they'll be fine.

So they like base themselves out of this flat, but they have to use pay phones and so on and bars.

And so Laura keeps going... Well, that really dates it more than anything else.

So Laura goes to like make some calls and then is kind of like, again, at a bar with like, you know, New York characters written by Ian Duncan Smith is like kind of felt up by a random man

who she kicks in the nuts and then

returns home no nonsense that calls under the category of nonsense and returns home super

exhilarated from the experience that she kisses John I was hoping that they would that

Ian Duncan Smith had a sex scene but he didn't didn't. She also made some... She made some friends

with some girls at the bar

who liked that she kicked

the guy in the nuts.

Among them is a woman

named Ariadne who was named

after some fancy Greek play

of something.

Oh, incredible.

All of these women

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