20/01/2012 EastEnders


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SHIRLEY COUGHS

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What you doing up so early?

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Well, I thought I'd make the old man a cup of tea.

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SHE LAUGHS

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Here you are, make yourself useful.

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-Bit old, ain't he?

-Your dad's been through the wringer this week.

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I want today to be a nice...

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happy, family day.

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You understand?

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Yeah. I can't wait.

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Oh, come on you lot, have you seen the time?

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Get your teeth cleaned and your shoes on. Come on.

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-Oh, Morgan, look at your jumper!

-You can get a new one.

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What do you want me to do? Grab a bunch of money out the Monopoly box or something?

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-Excuse me, you can clean this up, please.

-Keep your hair on.

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I knew it wouldn't last. Come on. Tiff, shoes!

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-It's not her fault Ricky's gone.

-I know!

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-Well, step up. Bianca can't do everything.

-All right!

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No. You're not a kid no more, so stop acting like one, Liam.

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THEY CHUCKLE

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Bit small for you, innit?

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That's just the wrapping.

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-Do you have to do that?

-And that's not all.

-Oh.

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-And how much did that set me back?

-You're welcome(!)

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Nah, thanks, I love it.

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-Who's next?

-Sorry. Present's on its way.

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-You know, internet order.

-Right, then,

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-so what's the plans? After a long lie-in, of course.

-Well, sorry,

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-but I've got motors stacking up.

-It's only 20 past.

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-We want to get away early. Get spruced up for the boxing.

-Yeah, it's a sell-out. Should be a good do.

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How about we all meet at lunchtime at the curry house? On me.

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As long as I ain't got to be in the inspection pit with him after.

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Says the man who can play the trumpet with his backside, eh?

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Get off! Get off!

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Right. Let's knock it on the head.

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-Right, we ready? What are you two up to?

-Nothing.

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I found this under the sofa. It must have been Nana Pat's.

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She always said she'd give it to us if she won. Never know.

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Well, I doubt it. Nana Pat never won a tenner in her life.

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But we could do with some money.

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Come on, then, where's your bag? You ready?

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-What are you doing?

-Forgot my games kit.

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Oh, give me strength. Come on, hurry up! We're going to be late.

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-Sorry about Yasmin last night. The joys of teething.

-It's fine.

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-I don't think any of us were in the mood for sleep.

-You can say that again.

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You know what? I'm going to bake you some khatai. Your favourite.

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Only don't tell your father. That man is a bloodhound when it comes to cookies.

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We're out of sugar.

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It's all right, I'll pick some up when I've finished my shift.

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I'll go.

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Afia...

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Afia. Afia, just wait. Afia, please. Please, talk to him, OK?

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One of you needs to make the first move.

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He can't stand the sight of me.

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He looks at me and...

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I know...

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I know he sees him.

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No. You are nothing like your father.

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I can't get my head round it. Why didn't you say something?

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Because, Afia...

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the violence...

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it wasn't just physical.

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Tam's right.

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I should have told him straightaway

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about what Dad did all those years ago.

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-It's all my fault.

-No, it isn't.

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Now, you remember what the nurse said, OK?

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Survival, it brings its own demons.

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Anger. Guilt.

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Tamwar does not know what he's saying to you, OK, sweetheart?

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He loves you, Afia. He loves you.

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He wishes he'd never met me.

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Does that sound like love to you?

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Afia... Afia, wait. Listen to me.

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Afia, wait, please!

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Oh, how is she? Poor thing.

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-She's so lucky to have you to lean on.

-She's bearing up.

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Oh, I can't tell you how I miss Doctor Khan. Such a gentleman.

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-The new locum just lacks a certain gravitas.

-Excuse me. I'm so sorry, I'm late for work.

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I'm sorry. I should have told you I was moving out.

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-I couldn't find the right words.

-Oh, there's a first.

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You know you're always welcome round at Dot's.

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-Unless you're otherwise engaged.

-CORA SIGHS

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I told you, I found the love letter on the counter,

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used it as a bookmark - the end.

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Aren't you just a teensy-weensy bit interested who it's from?

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Why would I be? It's not for me! Someone left it here.

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Exactly! Your mystery man.

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If I had an inkling of who it might be from,

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do you think I'd waste my time finding out?

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Well, why not?

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Cos the man I'd be interested in would have eyes you could drown in

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-and a bum you could bounce tuppence off.

-Coward.

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Oi, put that down. Ain't a charity shop. You know what I mean.

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-What do you want a clipboard for, anyway?

-You'll see.

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-Can you at least let me carry the shopping?

-I can manage.

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Oh. What are you doing here?

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Shirley called me in. Mix-up with the roster.

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-What can I get you?

-Two doughnuts to take away, thanks.

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-DOOR OPENS

-Morning.

-Oh, hello, love.

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-How you getting on settling back in with your dad?

-Next question.

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How are you feeling?

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-Um... Oh, I'm through the worst of it, thanks.

-1.60, please, Tan.

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-Fancy a night out tonight?

-Hang on, you know how I feel about that.

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-Don't worry. I'll keep an eye.

-Hello? I am still here, you know.

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I know I don't come with glowing references, but I mean it.

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-She's my best mate.

-Aw.

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All right, then. But you don't be too late, all right?

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-Yes! OK, shall I get Whitney involved, yeah?

-Great.

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Here, Luce, on me.

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Thanks.

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-Has she had a personality transplant?

-I think it's called growing up.

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-Right, OK, I'll leave you two to just gossip.

-All right, darling.

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Right, you still up for this shopping expedition?

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I'm sorry. I'm on a double, apparently.

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Oh, well, never mind.

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Although I was quite looking forward to my first trip out.

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But you'd think I'd have learnt not to make plans in advance, wouldn't you?

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You know, I'm sure Bianca could do with the extra money.

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Yeah. OK, see you at mine, one o'clock.

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-Since when did the council decide to pull down the playground?

-Oh, it was in the Gazette last week.

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-Ain't you got anything better to do with your lunch hour, eh?

-Oh, come on, Phil.

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How can you resist a smile like hers, eh?

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-Yeah. There you go.

-Thanks, Mr Mitchell.

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-Right, hold the fort. I won't be long.

-Why, where you going?

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-Going to get another ticket for tonight.

-Who for?

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-Ben.

-Aw, really?

-Yeah. Well, he deserves a break, don't he?

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He's been working really hard.

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-Not that I'd trust him to change a light bulb, but still...

-You said it was a sell-out.

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It is, but I'm a man who knows a man.

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-You said first thing!

-I had to run it past our CPS lawyer, and he doesn't fancy the odds.

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Well, why not?

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One case collapsing is unlucky. Two will smack of incompetence,

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and I'll be the one carrying the can.

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What's up? You lost your bottle?

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You don't want to make an enemy of me.

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So what are you saying?

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Are you sure you want to go through with this?

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You're not just pulling the plug on your father. Shirley, Jay?

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They'll be gunning for you.

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Well, look, that...

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That doesn't matter. What matters is the truth.

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If it is...the truth.

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I can't live with Stella still on my conscience.

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I'm not doing it for her. I'm doing it for me.

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-It's not a big one. I'm not even drinking.

-I've got an essay to do.

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So? It can wait! Come on. It won't be the same without you.

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-Oh, fine. Where are we off to, then?

-Ooh, yes! Come here.

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We should hit Old Street. Bound to be a band on somewhere.

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-Er...you said the Vic and R&R in your text.

-Change is as good as a rest.

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And why should Phil Mitchell get his hands on our hard-earned cash?

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-I'm the one that works.

-Are we going out or not?

-Shoreditch is full of pretentious wannabes.

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-Day-Glo wasn't even fashionable first time round.

-You would know.

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You're the one with the clothes stall.

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-Right. You can count me out.

-No!

-Yes.

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It's cool. We understand. She doesn't want to leave her comfort zone.

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No, well, I ain't really that keen on the idea either.

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Can't we just stay round here?

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The R&R it is, then.

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-Oh, sorry.

-It's all right.

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Are you skiving off work?

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It's Phil's birthday lunch. I've got to go and clean up.

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Right, well, have fun.

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Here, hang about. You know the petition?

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Why didn't you want me to sign it?

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Oh, um... I was just in a hurry.

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Just...I thought we was all right now.

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Oh, no, it's not that.

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Hand on my heart - Lola's just a mate.

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I got it wrong, I know that. She won't let me forget it any time soon.

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-She's a laugh, do you know what I mean?

-She thinks I'm a complete loser as it is.

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Will you chill out? What is not to like about you, Abs?

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Where do I sign?

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No, wait...

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Why is it all blokes?

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Promise you won't laugh? It's an thingamajig. Like a decoy.

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-I'm comparing handwriting.

-What for?

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Well, my gran has got a secret admirer.

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Phil? Fancies Cora?

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-You're off your nut.

-Well, why not?

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-He likes birds with their own teeth for starters.

-Shirley's not exactly Kim Kardashian.

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Cora's old enough to be his mum.

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All right. Well, maybe not Phil but...

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-someone wants to keep her warm at night.

-If he can get the straitjacket off.

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Forget it.

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I was only joking, all right? I'm sorry.

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You can't help who you fall in love with.

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Yeah, so they say, eh?

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See you later.

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Yeah, see ya.

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-You don't mind me sitting here, do you?

-Course not.

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Sorry about, you know... Crashing your place yesterday.

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It's OK. You weren't interrupting much.

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You know, Fatboy's heart's in the right place.

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His brain - not so much.

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It's fine, really.

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That's a nice picture. I've hardly got any of my mum.

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Dad chucked most of them.

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She died?

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I was, what, four-years-old?

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After that, it was like she never existed.

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What was she like?

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My nan said she was like...

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this lost soul just looking for perfection.

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Dad just reckons she was just a slapper.

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Two sides to every story, I suppose.

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I know it's not much, but at least you got to know him.

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Dad used to say I was the best thing about him.

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What did he mean?

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Guess I'll never know.

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-I better get back to work.

-We're out tonight if you fancy it.

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-I can't.

-Half five at the Vic if you change your mind.

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Yeah, a stomach bug. Yeah, that's right. Well, yeah, I know I should.

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Listen, I've got more better things to do than phone the poxy school, all right?

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-Yeah, and you.

-What's the matter?

-Liam ain't been in all morning.

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-He's probably missed the bus.

-Bunking off with his mates, more like.

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Liam Butcher, when you get this message, you phone me straight back, yeah?

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-Come through. I'm just going to grab my coat.

-Have you got a tissue? Pigeon hit a home run.

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-Ugh. I'll run it under the tap.

-It always happens to me. I'm sure they've got my photofit.

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"Woo, chocks away!"

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-Oh.

-What?

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Right. So you're wearing that top?

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No, it's fine, don't get me wrong. It's lovely...

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-for slobbing round the house and that.

-It's not like we're heading out for a night at the opera, is it?

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Not exactly, no.

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Tan?

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He rang your mobile - Gethin - and I might have accidentally arranged an interview time for you.

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-You scheming... You guilt-tripped me!

-Yeah, all right, let's save the post-mortem for later.

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I've got this nice white blouse - low-cut, not too much cleavage...

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No, you are wasting your time, friend.

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You know your problem, Jane? You never give yourself a chance.

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You wait till everyone has crossed the finish line before setting off,

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-and wonder why you came last.

-You think you know what's best for everyone else!

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Fair shout. Yeah, yeah, I do. Because nine times out of ten, I'm right!

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You're a long time dead, Jane. You could be the next Nigella Lawson.

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Oh, please.

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No-one sucks on a strawberry quite like her.

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JANE LAUGHS

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-One chicken korma with chips.

-Pretend curry's for Ben.

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-All right, Bruce Lee, calm down(!)

-And one jalfrezi.

-Thank you.

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I want to propose a toast. To Phil.

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Happy birthday, you old codger.

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-Cheers.

-Cheers.

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I've got something for you.

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Here we go.

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-Sold out, you said.

-I pulled a few strings and threw in a free service

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on top of the cover price and everyone's a winner, ain't they?

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-Thanks, Dad.

-That's all right.

-So where's his present, then?

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Um... The shop phoned up this morning.

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-They said it's out of stock.

-In the shop, more like.

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Ah, forget it. Like I need more aftershave, eh?

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Nah, you lot'll do me.

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Cheer up. Home time soon.

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Don't remind me.

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You and Tam will be fine.

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How can you be so sure?

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Well, at least you can give your husband the one thing I couldn't give mine.

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What?

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Life doesn't boil down to sex, does it?

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You've got so much to learn.

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COMPUTER GAME BEEPS

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Playing on that thing again? Maybe you can teach me.

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I've always fancied being a...

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green little wizard thing.

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-What do I do?

-Just...

-Oh. Oh, no, no! He's going...

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-Oh, sorry.

-You died.

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I didn't even save it.

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Your brother was never any good at electronics either.

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Except for his calculator.

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He used to write rude words using numbers.

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You know when you turn it upside down? He used to write "boob".

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Ironic, really, seeing as it was Syed, no?

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Seems like only yesterday that you were both small boys.

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Now look at you.

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Grown man...

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with a wife.

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You mustn't blame her, Tamwar.

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So she didn't tell you what Yusef did all those years ago.

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So what would it have changed now? You lied about Oxford too.

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Huh? She didn't hold that against you for long, did she?

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Tamwar, please...

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Please don't let...

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..that man tear our family apart again. Please.

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You know, none of us are infallible, all right, Tamwar?

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And if Allah has the compassion to forgive, then so should you!

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Oi, you, what happened about getting a shift on at work?

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Oh, stuff it. I'm my own boss. I'll put me feet up.

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Why don't we watch that film that Jay got you?

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You know, the Tarantino one.

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I don't mind, long as it ain't got any singing or dancing in it.

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Right, yeah. Well, look, I'm going to go to the bog.

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Just make sure you don't start without me.

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Remember you've got to revise for that physics exam.

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-Oh, yeah, like he's going to pass that(!)

-Phil!

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You know I'm right. Don't stand a chance, does he?

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TV: 'Despite their teeth, the blacktips know exactly what they're doing...'

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SHE PRAYS IN HER OWN LANGUAGE

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ROSE GIGGLES

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From a gentleman friend. Sensuous hand, don't you think?

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Lovely.

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He's a bit of a kinky one, though. Says I've got a lickable face.

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I'm pretty sure that says "likeable". You've got a likeable face.

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Really? That's all right, then.

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-Still, try anything once.

-ROSE GIGGLES

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Oh, hiya, Nan.

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Phil Mitchell? You really are clutching at straws.

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-Did I say you could flash that letter about?

-This is my letter!

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I think she means this one.

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There it is! Oh, that's one of my faves.

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Page two, and I've underlined it,

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"I long for the sweet caress of your hand

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"and the tenderness of your lips."

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I'd let you read the others, but they're a bit racy, know what I mean?

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Why is he writing to you, anyway?

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Well, he's away with work.

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Away with the fairies, more like.

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Anyone who calls himself Snuggle Puss needs his head examined.

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Jealousy is a very unattractive trait, Cora.

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Oh! I can't tell you how good that feels.

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-Literally been rushed off my feet.

-Hmm?

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Where's Tam?

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Sitting in the bath. He's not said one word since coming home

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He's never exactly been Mr Motor Mouth.

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No, this is different. He's just curled up inside himself.

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He's not even asked about Afia.

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-He... Where is Afia? Where is she?

-I thought she came home already.

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No. Pass me the phone.

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-She's probably just taking five minutes to herself....

-Just pass me the phone!

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-Afia will be fine...

-No, she will not be fine, OK?

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She is the innocent in all of this! If anything happens to her,

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I will never forgive myself. I will never.

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SHE SNIFFS What's that smell?

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The khatai!

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Oh, no, no, no.

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SMOKE ALARM BEEPS

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Look, I'll go and find her.

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MUSIC FROM TELEVISION

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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I made the tea.

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KNOCKING CONTINUES

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All right, all right, I'm coming!

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KNOCKING CONTINUES

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-You shouldn't have.

-One way ticket to Lisbon. I've called Grant.

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-He's expecting you.

-What?

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-I was at the nick earlier. They were having a briefing about you.

-What sort of briefing?

-I don't know.

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Whatever, they're coming mob handed. You need to go now.

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If you see him, send him home, please. Give me that.

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FRONT DOOR SHUTS Yeah, cheers. See ya later.

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-Oh, where the flaming hell have you been?

-Give us a chance.

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Don't get lippy with me. You're on a yellow card for not phoning me back.

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-I had to save my minutes.

-What you got there?

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My uniform.

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You got a job?

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McKlunky's. Part-time, cleaning up. Evenings and weekends.

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-Even got my own name badge.

-Did you do that for me?

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I'm the man of the house now. Every penny counts, right?

0:23:160:23:19

What's that smell?

0:23:190:23:20

-Chicken and chips. Staff discount.

-BIANCA SQUEALS

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Come on, kids, lay the table. We're celebrating.

0:23:230:23:28

Come on, Morgan! Come on, Morgan!

0:23:280:23:31

-Doesn't make sense. They haven't got anything on you.

-It's a wind-up.

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The Old Bill know Ritchie's Dad's brief and it'll get back to you.

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No, no way. Ritchie's always spot on.

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-I've got to go now.

-I'll pack a bag.

-I'll get the false passport from the Arches.

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There could be a copper outside in a car. You know, surveillance.

0:23:440:23:47

-He's got a point there.

-So let me go.

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I don't think so.

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Listen, the passport's behind the extractor fan in the Arches.

0:23:530:23:59

You get it. You go with him if you want.

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BOTH LAUGH

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Tequila? Since when?

0:24:120:24:14

Least Mrs Beale mark five is good for something.

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No, I'll stick to this, thanks.

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Cos nothing's quite as sophisticated as a bright blue drink.

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Better not.

0:24:260:24:28

More for me, then.

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Lemonade, please.

0:24:340:24:35

Room for a little one?

0:24:370:24:38

'He told me to do it.'

0:24:400:24:42

-I said I can do it!

-I don't get it. If it ain't Denise, who is it?

0:24:420:24:45

-There's no-one else round here stupid enough to take him on.

-I'll get my crystal ball out, shall I?

0:24:450:24:50

-It's stuck. I need something sharp.

-Give it some welly, you muppet.

-Just do it!

0:24:500:24:56

Hello, ladies. Starting early, I see.

0:25:100:25:14

-It's lemonade. You can check.

-Don't worry. I'm cracking the whip.

-You do that.

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Not good?

0:25:240:25:26

You're looking at the sous chef at his new restaurant.

0:25:260:25:30

Jane, that's brilliant! See, I told you! I knew it! I knew you could do it.

0:25:300:25:33

-I'm welling up here. Get us a bottle of bubbles when you have a minute. When do you start?

-Tan! Tan!

0:25:330:25:38

The restaurant's in Cardiff.

0:25:390:25:41

Phil, please come back.

0:25:470:25:49

They're taking too long!

0:25:490:25:51

Earth to Whitney. It's your round, please.

0:25:570:26:00

No, look, look, look. Fats just texted me saying he misses me.

0:26:000:26:04

Don't let us stop you.

0:26:040:26:06

No, it's a girls' night out, innit?

0:26:080:26:10

-I should go.

-We've only just hit our stride.

0:26:100:26:13

DOOR OPENS

0:26:130:26:14

Having fun?

0:26:140:26:16

Yeah. You should try it some time.

0:26:160:26:18

Zainab is worried sick. This is how you repay her? Have you been drinking?

0:26:180:26:22

-It's not mine!

-Of course you'd deny it. Lying is in your genes.

0:26:220:26:25

Right, I think we should make our move, girls, yeah?

0:26:250:26:28

-Where we off to next?

-Come on, Afia, you're not serious.

0:26:280:26:31

Don't wait up.

0:26:310:26:32

-What's taking you so long?

-It ain't here.

0:26:350:26:37

Can't you do anything properly? Just one thing.

0:26:370:26:39

Phil, it's not here!

0:26:390:26:41

You know who's behind all this, don't you, hey?

0:26:410:26:45

-It's Marsden. She's the one that's setting me up.

-So you believe him but not me?

0:26:450:26:50

-You're wasting time!

-It's her. It's all her.

0:26:500:26:52

I mean, it's makes sense, don't it, eh?

0:26:520:26:54

She's sending me all this stuff, winding me up. She's got access to the files.

0:26:540:26:58

SIRENS WAIL She could have got that memory stick off Jack.

0:26:580:27:02

-Once Old Bill always Old Bill.

-Will you please just go!

0:27:020:27:05

BANGING ON DOOR

0:27:110:27:12

Mr Mitchell? It's the police. > Open the door.

0:27:120:27:15

Dad, before you go...

0:27:150:27:17

Mr Mitchell, open up. >

0:27:170:27:19

BANGING ON DOOR

0:27:190:27:21

This should clear things up.

0:27:210:27:24

Go on, take it.

0:27:240:27:26

-Open the door.

->

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BANGING CONTINUES

0:27:270:27:29

Surprise!

0:27:310:27:33

-What, it's was you? You!

-Yeah, and I loved every minute of it.

0:27:330:27:38

-I told you, Ben...

-You knew about this?

-Ben, what's going on here?

0:27:400:27:45

I don't believe you did this to me.

0:27:450:27:47

CONSTANT BANGING ON DOOR You did this to me.

0:27:470:27:50

What's the matter with you? What is the matter with you, eh?

0:27:500:27:55

What's wrong with you? What, you think...?

0:27:550:27:57

Philip Mitchell, I'm arresting you on suspicion of the murder of Stella Crawford.

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You do not have to say anything but it may harm your defence

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if you do not mention something which you later rely on in court.

0:28:060:28:11

Anything you do say may be given in evidence.

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Happy birthday, Dad!

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Take him away.

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