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- Blanche Start the car. We have to get away fast!
- Good job Joe, let's get out of here quick!!
- He is so young and has a lot of money
- That guy seems nice, I will talk to him later
- Sure!
- I would like to rent the most expensive cabin!
- I need to go back!!
- Oh, no! no! no! No!
- In 1931 two robbers, Joe and Eddie rob a bank together with Joe's girlfriend. A very fast driver. After this they come across the police starting a dangerous chase where he manages to flee because the police car has overturned. After this, Eddie decides to stay in some cabins while Joe and his girlfriend go to hide in Blanche's mother's house.
- Hey… what are you doing?
- I’m just searching for…. Something
- He is around the lake. He will come back later.
- In this scene, after getting his share of the money, Eddie goes to Blue Lake Cabins to enjoy his loot. Wilma, the manager of the cabins seems very interested in the amount of money that Eddie has. Eddie also has a little conversation with the man sitting there.
- Oh, no! The money!
- A dead man's money!
- Eddie after enjoying a few days out for a drive in his car, while he was driving through the mountain it started to rain, it was raining so hard that it caused an accident. The police arrived at the cabins reporting Eddie's accident. Wilma gathered Eddie's things and found a red mask that had been used for the bank robbery.
- Just after the dead of Eddie, Dexter moves to his cabin and he accidently finds the stole money, Wilma also notices that Eddie is the robber of the bank, and start searching for the money.In the same time, Joe and Blanch goes to the Cabins in search of the money of his dead friend. They also proceed to assault Mr. Dexter in the night, in order to retrieve it.
- So… Where is Mr. Dexter?
- After recovering the stolen money, Joe and Blanche flee in Dexter's car, after realizing that their car had run out of gas, to their bad luck, Wilma had cut the brakes on Dexter's car, causing them to crash against a tree.
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