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Peter, a British spy, has taken one final mission before he retires from the profession. However, he is still pursued by his long-standing nemesis, Sylvestro. Sylvestro is determined that Peter must not retire as there is no one as good as Peter is, to continue to challenge Sylvestro. As the two men fight to stay upright on the train, Peter realizes that Sylvestro has set this mission up to lure Peter on to the train.
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Sylvestro: I tricked you! You see, I…
Peter: You pretended to be a private art thief, lured me onto this train with a false job, and knowing I’d be here, waited until we were in the middle of the Alps and attacked me. Well done.
Sylvestro: I wanted to explain it!
Peter: So this isn’t a rare work of any kind in my hand, is it.
Sylvestro: It’s the only one
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