She lets out a cry, fights him off, opens the door, and jumps out of the cab. It is quite a height, and she lands, heavily, down on the tarmac. She rolls over, quickly gets up, and runs towards the rear of the lorry. But Jim appears from around the back and grabs her.
He roughly pulls her hair, and shakes her about, trying to rip her coat off. There is quite a thick drizzle in the air and they are both getting very wet as they struggle with each other. He makes a feeble attempt to kiss her on the neck.
In the distance there is a car speeding their way. Jim hears this, looks up, and promptly abandons his attack on the lady. He gives her a look of contempt, and, in a rage, throws her, viciously, at a nearby iron railing. She crashes into the rails and falls to the ground, puffing and panting.
Jim darts off, and jumps into his cab. Inside, he leans over and slams shut the passenger-side door. He notices that her handbag is still sitting on the seat. He pauses for a brief moment, and then throws the bag out of the window.
The rain is now pelting down, and the girl is lying, crumpled on the ground.
