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Anna is standing on the docks, staring out at the water. Robert walks by. He sees her and approaches.
Robert: You know, it's not a good idea for a woman to be on the waterfront at night alone. Anna: I'm trained in self-defense Robert. (She turns to him) One thing I don't have any defense against is that look on your face. Robert: You seem to be doing quite well. (He turns to leave) Anna: Robert? This unholy alliance that the three of us have (referring to her, Robert and Sean) ...it tends to make me forget that you're a police commissioner. Robert: Mm. Anna: As police commissioner, do I have to ask your permission if I want to leave Port Charles? Robert: Yes you do. Anna: Well, I can't stand this look in your eyes anymore and I want to leave. Robert: Not until we find that wretched treasure. Anna: I think you're standing on your head to protect Sean. Robert: Since you're involved with him, you're included in that. Anna: Well, I would trade that protection. Robert: For what? Anna: Just a little bit of kindness. Robert: Oh, if only I could manage it. (He goes to leave and turns) Anna? Anna: Yes. Robert: I don't like the idea of my leaving a woman down here alone. Anna: Oh please. Robert: Perhaps there's more to talk about. Would you like to have dinner with me? Anna: (shocked) What? Robert: I'll walk you back to the Port Charles hotel. You can get cleaned up and I'll meet you downstairs. I need a change of clothes myself. Anna: (smiles) Me too. After all you've said, I can't see any reason why you would want to eat with me. Robert: Call it protective custody. |
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