Chapter 1: What conflict does Larry the Kid face before the fight?
Hey, kids! There's a guy here to see you. Tell him I'm busy punching this bag.
You're not too busy to see me, kid.
No? Well, that's what you think.
That's what I know. Stop punching that bag, kid. I want to talk to you.
Get lost, will you?
I leave without talking to you. It might cost you plenty, kid. Still want me to go?
What, just about costing me plenty?
I thought that would change your mind.
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Chapter 2: How does Blackie respond to Larry's dilemma?
Kid, you fight Savini Friday night in the arena. Right? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, you look good, kid. Look like you're in shape.
Never mind about me. What about you?
Who are you? What do you want? Me? I'm just a nice, quiet guy that wants to make you a present. That's who I am. A present of 10,000 clams. Yeah? What's the gimmick?
Chapter 3: What offer does Larry receive and how does he react?
Nothing. Huh? Nothing very tough, that is. All you've got to do is let Savini cop the Duke Friday night.
What, you want me to throw the fight? You're out of your mind. Now get out of here and stay out.
Go ahead, beat it.
I got work to do.
Work can wait, kid. Well, beat it. And don't get right-hand happy with me. It just ain't right to slug a guy who offers you 10,000 bucks. I said beat it, didn't I? Yeah, yeah, you did.
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Chapter 4: What plan does Blackie suggest to Larry regarding the police?
But maybe you didn't understand what I said before. I heard you and you heard me. Sure, sure. But I still think you're going to let Savini win Friday night. Are you crazy? Uh-uh. But you are if you don't do like I say. Savini, Friday night. I told you to take a powder, mister. There better be plenty doing.
Better let Savini drop you, kid, or you may get dropped by something a little more permanent than a punch. And now meet Dick Calmer as Boston Blackie, enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friends. Sorry to have to drag you up to my apartment, Mary, but I have to get that report to Kingston in the mail right away.
Just what would Charlie Kingston do without you, Blackie? Go broke?
Chapter 5: How does Inspector Faraday get involved in the case?
Oh, he'd get someone else to run it. Uh-oh, there's the telephone.
And I know why it's ringing, too. Somebody's in trouble.
Oh, now, Mary, not every phone call means trouble.
Can you remember one that didn't?
Sure, the last time you called me. But maybe you're right at that. Blackie. Hello.
Boston, Blackie, please.
Speaking.
Blackie, this is Larry Dawes.
Who?
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Chapter 6: What happens during the fight between Savini and Johnson?
The sportswriters call me the kid.
Oh, the kid.
Yeah.
You're fighting in the arena this Friday, aren't you? I don't know. I'm supposed to, but something's come up. I don't know what to do. What do you mean? Blackie, this morning a guy offered me $10,000 to let Savini win Friday night. What did you tell him? I told him to get lost, and then he threatened me. And look, I'm not afraid of a right to the jaw, but I can't out-punch a bullet. What'll I do?
Go to the police and fast. But that's asking for more trouble than I've already got, isn't it?
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Chapter 7: How does the betting ring get exposed?
No. You go to the police and leave the rest to them and to me. Look, do you know this guy's name?
No, no, I don't. Oh, you said he'd contact me.
Good. After you've seen the police and this guy gets in touch with you, arrange to meet him in your room. And from there on, don't worry about anything but putting Savini down for the count.
Here anything in the kid's room yet, Barney? No, nothing yet, Inspector Faraday. You sure the dictaphone is working? Oh, sure, sure. It's working all right. We tested it. It's 100%.
Chapter 8: What is the resolution of the conflict by the end of the episode?
Well, we ought to hear something soon, then.
You better give me a set of earphones, too.
Yeah. Here you are.
There. Oh, hi. Come in. She heard it?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen.
Hello, kid. Been doing some thinking, huh? Yeah. Yeah, I have. That's why I sent for you. Sit down.
Okay.
You ready to listen to a reason? Yeah, maybe. Now, what's the pitch, Mr. James Lawson? I gave you the lowdown at the gym. Yeah, well, there was too much going on. I'd like to get it straight. A school kid could figure what I want you to do, kid. Just take the first good smack Savini throws in the arena Friday night and don't get up. Did you hear that? What's in it for me if I do?
I told you, ten grand. That's a lot of money for a young guy. Yeah, I know it is. And what's in it for me if I don't let Savini win? You're too smart to let that happen, ain't you, kid? Maybe I'm too smart to hit the canvas for a guy who isn't even figured to land a punch on me. Now, look, kid. I told you at the gym, and I'll tell you again. If you like breathing, you better see that Savini wins.
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