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George Smiley continues his his investigation into the death of General Vladimir but discovers a number of anomalies related to his death. His former employers in the Secret Service simply wanted him to ensure that the General's death doesn't dredge up any old history. George is convinced however that the General was assassinated by the KGB and is puzzled by the possessions the police found - or didn't find - in his coat pocket. He retraces the General's recent movements and learns that a friend of his had brought him something important from Germany. A walk through Hampstead Heath turns up the information he had obtained. In Paris meanwhile, Madame Ostrakova is attacked by thugs who try to throw her in front of a car. Now in fear for her life, she again writes her friend the General in London. Written by
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The General:
I speak to you as your father's comrade in arms. As his general. His friend. Do you hear me? You arrive in Hamburg Wednesday morning. Understood?
[
Villem says nothing]
The General:
I said, understood?
Villem Craven:
Vladi, I am sorry, I am English. I don't want. No! Positively!
The General:
[
grabbing the steering wheel]
GET THIS THING OFF THE ROAD!
[
the lorry lurches off to the side of the road]
Villem Craven:
You're crazy!
The General:
[
grabbing Villem's collar]
Have you forgotten how the Russian monster raped out country? The deportations? The murders? The camps? ...
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