Unit5Music【导读】小说《公正》是英国著名作家蒂姆·维卡里的代表作。阅读下面选取的有关公正的节选，对比中外警察对待目击证人态度的异同。Justice(excerpt)“Youmustbelieveme！”WhenAlanphonedthepolice，Detective①Hallcametothehospitalquickly，bringinganInspectorLeewithhim.TheylistenedtoAlan'sstory，thentalkedforawhileoutsidethedoor.Thentheycamebackin.“OK，Mr.Cole，”InspectorLeesaid.“DetectivesarenowsearchingthehouseinBowaterGardensandyourdaughter'sflat.I'veinformedthepoliceatportsandairportstoo.It'spossiblethatthekidnappers②willtrytotakeyourdaughteroutofthecountry，youknow.”“OhmyGod.”Alanheldhisfaceinhishands.“She'sprobablydead.I'llneverseeheragain.”“Let'shopethat'snottrue，”saidtheInspector.“Now，let'stalkaboutthiswomanAnnaagain.Whydoyouthinkshe'saterrorist③？”Again，Alanexplained.ThevisittotheMewstheeveningbeforethebombing；thetenminuteswhenAnnawasnotwithhim；herphonecall，tellinghimnottotalktothepoliceorJanewoulddie.Itwashardtospeakclearlybecausehewassoangryandafraid.Hebegantocry.“It'snogood，”hesaid.“Jane'sgoingtodie.”“Trytokeepcalm，Mr.Cole，”saidtheInspector.“Yousee，we'renotsurethatthisAnnaisaterrorist.Wehavealreadyarrestedthetwomenwhoputthebombinthecoach.Infact，oneofthemconfessed④thismorning.Theotheronewillconfesssoon.”“Buttheyarethewrongpeople—theymustn'tbe！Iftheyarethemurderers：WhydidAnnaphoneme?Whyisshesayingshe'llkillmydaughterifIdon'tkeepquietabouther？”“AreyousureitwasAnna'svoiceonthephone？”“OfcourseIam！AnditwasJane'svoiceaswell！Iknowmyowndaughter'svoice，don'tI？”Alanshouted.“Mmm，”theInspectorsaidslowly.“Now，yourdaughter.WassheunhappytohearaboutAnna，doyouthink?Sometimesdaughtersdon'tliketheirfatherstohavegirlfriends，youknow.Perhapsshewasangrywithyou.”“No.Notreally.Well，perhapsabit.”“Iseesomeverystrangethingsinmyjob，Mr.Cole，andalotofthemarebecauseoffamilyarguments.It'sjustpossible，yousee，thatyourdaughterhasn'tbeenkidnappedatall.Perhapsshe'sangrywithyouandwantstostopyouseeingAnna.Perhaps—I'veseenithappenbefore—she'saskedafriendtoringyouandpretendtobeAnna...”“No！”Alanshouted.“Janeisn'tlikethat！Shewasfrightened；Icouldhearitinhervoiceonthephone.Annahaskidnappedher！Youmustbelieveme！”AtthatmomentanotherdetectivecameinandspokequietlytoInspectorLee，whoimmediatelygotupandlefttheroom.Whenhecameback，hisfacewasserious.“ThehouseinBowaterGardensisempty，”hetoldAlan.“Thetwopeoplethereleftonthemorningofthebombing.Wedidn'tfindanythingusefulatyourdaughter'sflat—butwedidfindherhandbagwithherflatkeysinit.Itseemsstrangeforhertogooutwithoutherkeys，doesn'tit？”“Whereisshe？”Alanwhispered.“Canyoufindher？”“Ifyourdaughterhasbeenkidnapped，shecouldbeanywhere，”theInspectorsaid.“Ouronlyhopeisthatthekidnapperscallyouagain，andthenwecanfindoutwherethecallcamefrom.We'refixingupaphoneforyounow，andthere'llbetwopolicewomenherewithyouallnight.IfAnnadoesphone，keephertalking.Tellherthatyouhavesaidnothingtothepolice，andasktospeaktoJane.Sayyoumusthearhervoice.”TheyputthephoneonatablenexttoAlan'sbed.Hestaredatit，sayingtohimselfoverandoveragain：Imusthearhervoice.Imusthearhervoice.TheyputJaneinasmallbedroom，untiedherfeet，andtookthebagoffherhead.Buttheytiedherhandsbehindherback，andthentiedthemtotheendofthebed.“You'llstayhereuntilthosetwomenaresenttoprison，”Annasaid.“Everydaywe'llsendyourfatherapictureofyouwithtoda...
