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Maggie and PJ are in serious trouble when an investigation into a suspicious goldmine goes wrong, and they find themselves trapped. Two newcomers in town, Matt Kinsella and Jamie Burgess claim that the goldmine is theirs, but old Hec O'Farrell, who has been working the mine for as long as anyone can remember, insists that Matt and Jamie are the trespassersand what's more, they've stolen his gold dust. Dash and Adam discover Hec's fellow prospector, Bert, bashed, and PJ is happy to assume that Hec beat up his mate and took his own gold, hoping to pin the crime on Matt and Jamie. Tom and Dash however, are not so sureHec's friendship with Bert is legendary and why would he risk it for such a small amount of gold? Bert is also denying that his mate had anything to do with his bashing. PJ is still sure the case begins and ends with Hec, and takes Maggie out to talk to Matt and Jamie about the license to the mine. While they are there, Matt and Jamie suddenly discover a huge gold nugget, which Hec insists would never have come from his mine. Tom too is getting a little skepticalhow often do people find gold with police as witnesses? A bit of checking into Matt and Jamie's background shows that they both worked as security guards in Kalgoorlie, and both were on duty when a gold bullion robbery took place. Both are very cagey about their pasts, and PJ begins to think there's more to this situation than meets the eye. After Hec and Bert explain how to manufacture a convincing a gold nugget, PJ is sure that Matt and Jamie fabricated their nugget from the missing gold bullion. He and Maggie go to the mine to do some more investigating. Down the mine, Matt tells them to wait while he gets a larger light. Left alone, they find some of the equipment needed for fabricating a gold nugget, but are then knocked off their feet by an enormous explosion which caves in the mine behind them. When they realise they're trapped in the mine, PJ is confident that they'll be discovered, but Maggie's claustrophobia makes her panic; she reminds him that they came to the mine without letting anyone know where they wereneither of them are expected at work tomorrow, so the other Heelers won't know they're missing. In the forced intimacy imposed by the situation, Maggie and PJ at last have time to explore the nature of the relationship between them.moreless

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      • PJ & Maggie conversation while trapped down the mine together. Maggie: Oh no problem at all. I'll just curl up in the fetal position and try to forget that I've been buried alive shall I? PJ: Well at least you've got good company. Maggie: Oh that is so bloody typical. You can't deal with anybody else's feelings but your own so you've got to make a joke of it. PJ: What am I supposed to be dealing with here? Maggie: I can't believe I've been working with you all this time, and you still don't know the first thing about me do you? PJ: Well you've got, you've got 48 hours and a captive audience, now do you want to try me? Maggie: Relationships and police work they just don't mix. You know someone should really write that in the rule book I think. PJ: Yeah, well maybe what they should write is, you shouldn't fall in love like someone like your Dad. PJ: Who do you you know who is like your Dad? Maggie: Go to sleep. The next day (morning) Maggie: Bacon and Eggs or a full contential breakfast sir, courtesy of hotel management if you prefer I could do you a soft boiled egg PJ No I don't want anything, next time I'm down caught in a mine shaft, remind me to have something more substantial Maggie: How's your tooth PJ: Fantastic, how did you sleep? Maggie: Oh brilliantly, what do you want to talk about then? PJ: Nothing, I don't want talk about tooth, my stomach, about food Maggie: You always this grumpy first thing in the morning? PJ: Always Maggie: No wonder you never got married, no self respecting women would ever put up with you PJ: No, I never got married Maggie, cause I haven't met the right women. Maggie: Oh now whose using emotional shorthand. PJ: You serious Maggie: Yeah I am, don't you reckon its time I got some answers. PJ: I always thought love was one of those chemistry things you know? I must be getting fussy in my old age. And now I think it is, I think it's more like what my um, my father's got with my Mum, you know like beauty, intelligence, strength of character Maggie: For all of which your mother scores exceptionally high marks I take it? PJ: Yeah, out of a score of 1 to 10 she's a twenty. Maggie: That's a pretty tough act to follow. PJ: Yeah it is. There is, there is one person I know.. Who comes pretty close. Umm, I guess if I lose her, I lose for good. Maggie: And how does she feel about that? PJ: I don't know, I've often wondered. I've tried to tell her I just never found the right words. But then, then she said I was, I she told me I was too much like her Dad, and I couldn't take a chance on that. So, that's the end of that. Maggie: Ahh, maybe she never knew what a big chance you were prepared to take on her PJ: You think she understands now Quotes Come on Doyle, your not scared about the dark are you - PJ Hasham Anymore bloody silly questions Mr Dick Tracey - Hec O'Farrell He's under the thumb already, he's pathetic - Nick Schultz

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