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The forensic evidence for Danny's guilt was overwhelming, but he was a good liar.
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the horror of the images impossible to connect with the child he'd just left.
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I thought he was one of the most dangerous boys we've ever had through the school.
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But [Tom] was used to switching off, to living his life in separate compartments.
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Tom] denies [Lauren] his attention in memory, as he did in life.
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Tom had] learnt to value detachment: the clinician's splinter of ice in the heart.
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When we got married, you didn't even want kids. It was... you and me.
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Tom] was fed up to the back teeth with being a walking, talking sperm bank.
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You wring a chicken's neck, you don't expect to find it running round the yard next morning, do you?
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Do you think it's different, killing a rabbit and killing a person?
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Tom] was less than halfway across the causeway when the mist thickened.
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A second later, the water enclosed him in a coffin of ice.
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Do you think confession's the only route to redemption?
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