"No, don't shoot. Please, listen to me. I'm his parole officer. He's unconscious and unarmed. So there's no need to kill him."
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Notes: Character is surrendering to the police, referring to the unconsious Marv. She mistakenly believes that the police think that Marv is a murderer, but in reality, they have been corrupted by the real murderer, a powerful man named Roark who has ordered them to kill Marv and frame him for the murders Roark has committed. To elimanate any witnesses to Marv's murder, the corrupt police captain kills Lucille by shooting her, and is later killed in vengeance by Marv, who came round in time to w
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