[last lines]
Myra Hindley:
You know, we only missed it by a few weeks.
Lord Longford:
What?
Myra Hindley:
The death sentence. They abolished it while we were on remand. Looking back, don't you think it would have been better for everyone if they'd just hung us?
Lord Longford:
Certainly not! Only God has the right to take human life.
Myra Hindley:
Would He not have wanted to give the families that comfort?
Lord Longford:
[staring off into space]
None of us knows the true purpose of our lives on earth... Besides,
[gallant again]
Lord Longford:
had you been hanged, I would never have had the privilege of getting to know you!
Myra Hindley:
[gazes at him with sadness in her eyes]
You really believe that, don't you?
[he smiles at her shyly, and says nothing]
Myra Hindley:
Must be a rather nice place to be.
Lord Longford:
[he glances around them]
Where?
Myra Hindley:
Inside your head.
Lord Longford:
[grins awkwardly and wags his head from side to side as if to dismiss the thought]
Oh! I'm not so sure about that!
Myra Hindley:
[taking another cigarette from her pack and pulling out her lighter]
A fine pair we are, then.
[long pan on the two chatting on their bench, so close they are almost touching. Credit sequence rolls]
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