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Leonard Mason, the owner of a large criminal organization, has asked his accountant to meet him in a desert in the middle of nowhere, after finding out that he has stolen money from the business. The conversation unfolds unexpectedly. Instead of killing his accountant, as would be standard practice in his line of work, Leonard decides to paint him a vivid word picture, and let him think about what he's done.
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Leonard Mason, the owner of a large criminal organization, has asked his accountant to meet him in a desert in the middle of nowhere, after finding out that he has stolen money from the business. The conversation unfolds unexpectedly. Instead of killing his accountant, as would be standard practice in his line of work, Leonard decides to paint him a vivid word picture, and let him think about what he's done.
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