Preliminary Task | Script

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Interrogator: (calmly) So, where are they?

 Suspect: …………………

 Interrogator: (more firmly) Where are they?

 Suspect: (trembling) I … I can’t t-tell you…

 Interrogator: (commanding voice) Tell me where they are

 Suspect: (more fear) I c-c-c-can’t …

 Interrogator: If you don’t tell me where they are, you will regret it

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