29/05/2012 EastEnders


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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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RINGING STOPS

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MOBILE RINGS AGAIN

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Shirley's out. Forget about your exam. Tell me what's happened.

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PHONE CONTINUES TO RING

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Why aren't you taking Lucy's calls, eh?

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I'll ask her myself if you want.

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No, no!

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Lucy's found Ian's passport, all right? He's not on his honeymoon.

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He could be anywhere.

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Has she gone to the police?

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She hadn't last night.

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Last night! Ian's gone AWOL. Look, the police

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could be sniffing around. I can't help unless you tell me what's going on.

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Where are you going? I haven't seen you for weeks.

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-You're not going to go back to Southend without saying goodbye to your mum?

-Nah. Course not.

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Oh, great! We can spend the day together. Shopping?

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Or whatever you fancy?

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I've got plans... I'm seeing some mates.

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I'll try and catch you later, yeah.

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If you see him,

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just give me a shout, yeah?

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KNOCK AT DOOR

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Um... Ben's told me about Ian.

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He's fine. He's on his honeymoon.

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I've got an exam and Bobby to get to school.

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I know he's not on his honeymoon.

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What do you want?

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Ben's worried that...

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Well, that Jane'll take Bobby back if she hears about this. You ain't told the police, have you?

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Well, keep it that way.

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And you should open up the caf,

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-cos if people think that you can't cope, they'll...

-It's Marie's day off.

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By the way, when you got in last night, did you spill gravy

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or something on that rug?

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Oh, did I? I'm sorry, Whit.

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Tanya's sorry about what happened at the Vic last night.

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What do you want, Cora?

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The charity shop door's a bit stiff.

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Well, as much as that makes my blood run cold...

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Nah, nah, I've got business this morning.

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This afternoon's fine.

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Ben, pick up your phone and get round to Lucy's.

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She's not going to the police but just keep an eye on her, yeah?

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She was right, isn't she? Your mum's faith,

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it does mean something to you?

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Yeah, yeah.

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Cos she can read me like a book. She knows me so well.

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You still wear the St Christopher she gave you round your neck.

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And I can read you too.

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I want to give you a church wedding.

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I don't want you to do anything that you don't believe in.

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Here you are. Let me be a gent.

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Where are you going? Charity shop?

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Zainab's tat doesn't get any lighter.

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You know, my nan collects lions.

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Can I give you a quid for 'em?

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-I don't feel well.

-I've got to get cover for Marie and I've got to get to my exam.

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-Can you please just try and stick it out?

-Then can I call Mum?

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DOOR SHUTS

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Oh, dear. Your dad hasn't returned my calls.

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I need a number for where he's honeymooning.

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Well, it's a ship. There's no reception.

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Well, he owes me £1,000.

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Yeah, I know.

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Before he got on the ship, he said that there'll be a delay on the transfer because he's abroad.

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Right. Well, you'll need to find a way of getting in contact with him.

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-I want it today.

-Sure.

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I think I'm going to be sick.

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Only me! I forgot the keys to the salon, again!

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-Oh, hello, Mum.

-I was just going.

-You must have only just got here. Don't you want a cup of tea?

-No.

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What's this fleeting visit in aid of?

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I popped in to see Lauren. I don't want a cup of tea. Is that a crime?

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No. All right, secret squirrel, see you later.

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Right, when you do decide to get dressed, you can do the big shop for me, please.

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I can't this morning.

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Why not?

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-Maybe he did have plans with friends?

-I'd be very happy if that was true,

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but what friends has he got round here?

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He'll spend all day moping in his room, he'll say goodbye

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and then we'll both act as if everything's OK.

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Mum! Mum, wait! Mum, wait.

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What's all this about you asking Lauren to speak to Alice?

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I don't want my girls being caught up in this car crash.

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We're talking about a bloke who squared up to me in the pub.

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-I know. He was in the wrong, not you.

-I just can't get my head around it.

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I would never help a man who done that to one of my girls.

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You think I wouldn't deal with anyone who really meant you harm?

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Do you? Don't take any notice of Derek. It's the hurt talking.

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-Aren't you going round to help Lucy?

-No.

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What's happened now? Come on. Tell me.

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I've been wanting to tell you for ages, all right...

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-but Ian knows, all right? I told him everything.

-What did he say?

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-Nothing.

-When?

-It was a while ago.

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Oh, my God. I'm going to go to prison.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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-Ben, I'm going to go to prison!

-Jay, just shut up, will you?

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-Why did you tell him?

-I don't know.

-What do you mean, you don't know?

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I just needed someone to talk to, all right?

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Who have I got to talk to?

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I can see you through the window.

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Deal with her, will you? Cos I can't.

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Sorry, I was just upstairs. And my phone's been off all day.

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-Yeah, you're meant to be helping me.

-Yeah, I know. I'm just a bit worried about Ian.

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You are? I can't do this on my own.

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-I've got an exam and the caf to open.

-I know. Look, I'm going to help you.

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Right, well, look after Bobby. And ring everyone in Dad's address book - see if they've seen him.

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And be subtle - don't let them know.

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Well, I can't right now.

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If you want to help, help!

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Cafe open for business yet?

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Didn't look like it.

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I hear Ian's crying like a kitten. So sad.

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Were the charity shop happy with my offerings?

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They're lighting candles and saying, "Thank you for Zainab."

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Even without the lions.

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Present from Masood's boss. So vile.

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Why? What happened to them?

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Tyler Moon gave me a quid for 'em.

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Christian, if you're back, would you be able to cover me at the caf?

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Dad's on his honeymoon and I've got an exam.

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Ian not up to it today, love?

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He's on his honeymoon.

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-What, by himself?

-Yep. Cruise around Asia.

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-Can I have a cuppa tea, please?

-OK.

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Ian, honeymooning with himself. At least it's with someone he loves!

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Thank you.

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-Your dad's all right, you know.

-For a criminal.

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Don't think he'll be this big thug with you.

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He's all about the family. He's one step below incest.

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Did he ask you to call me?

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No. No, he didn't set this up, I swear.

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He's just round the corner?

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I'm not really bothered about seeing him.

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You must want to. Like, a little bit?

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I wanted to see you.

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I'm surprised you didn't hang up.

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My family were a right freak show that night.

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I'm just really excited you wanted to hang out.

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£200! Oh, Moon!

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Aha!

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Oh. I haven't been to church in years.

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That's cos I'm not a hypocrite.

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You promised to give me the wedding that I always wanted, so, actually, you are.

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OK, so this is about what you really want, is it?

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No! OK, maybe.

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Why shouldn't I want a church wedding?

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I studied intensively for two years to convert to Judaism.

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And it just goes to show that I believe in something up there.

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I dunno, loved ones looking down on us. Or whatever.

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And I think it's great that you've got Ricky and the kids to be there, I do.

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But Pat, and my grandma, they're buried there at that church.

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And I'd quite like to feel close to them.

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Where does it say in the Bible

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that Janine shalt not explore her spiritual side, anyway?

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That's why I've got you to come here, cos I've got Reverend Stevens coming over.

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Do you want a hand with that?

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No, thanks.

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You know, it was only yesterday

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when I saw those lions just staring at me, Anthony...

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-Tyler.

-Tyler.

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And it brought back all the memories of when my mother gave them to me,

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on her deathbed.

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And I thought, it was a moment of madness when I gave them away,

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and I so desperately would like to have them back.

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Finders keepers, I'm afraid.

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Lucy, a polystyrene cup is what the devil drinks from!

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It's not like Ian to let standards slip like this.

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I do hope he's OK?

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-He's fine.

-When's he back from honeymoon?

-Next week.

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-I've called the bank. There's no transaction pending from Ian.

-Can we go somewhere in private?

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I want the first cash instalment today, otherwise I'm going

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to send the bailiffs over.

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Here you are. And you'll get the rest.

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Phil's magic pocket.

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I'll pay you back. I will.

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Fine.

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People are talking. I might as well go to police.

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What, and have Jane take Bobby, eh?

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Let me take a look at this, yeah?

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Even gentle giants need their mums, don't they?

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All right, Mum?

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Hello, Alice. You all right?

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-Good, thanks.

-You seen Derek?

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I'm just hanging out with Lauren today.

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I didn't want to go without saying hi to you.

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All right. Well, I'm glad you popped in.

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So...bus stop, yeah?

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Yeah... it was lovely seeing you Tanya.

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Yeah. And you, darling. Take care. Bye.

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Get outta my way!

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Andrew! Andrew! Hey, what's going on?

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Tyler Moon needs a lesson in respecting people's memories.

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-And I'm going to give it to him.

-No, no! You can't just throw your fists around.

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You're just out on bail. Come on, all right.

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There you go. Just needed a drop of oil.

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The thing's going to fall off.

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Well, one day it will, Cora.

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But the man who'll fix it hasn't been born yet.

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-Where are you going?

-Dagenham. Unless that door flies off and crushes me first.

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Alice might come by later.

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There we go.

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You know, I still don't buy the whole Mister Nice Guy act.

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Whatever I think of Ian, he's still Ben's brother, ain't he?

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Just don't slam it so hard next time, yeah?

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Don't suppose you can magic me to my exam?

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No. But I can help you find your dad.

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Give me some bank account details, yeah?

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Then I can get into his account. If he draws out any cash, I'll know where he is, all right?

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Cavalry has arrived.

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Thank you so much. You're amazing!

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I know. So come on, then, world's hottest bridesmaid.

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-How was it?

-I'm sorry, I've got to get to my exam.

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-But I'll tell you about it later.

-All right, then. See you, sweet.

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See ya.

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-Where do you think Dad is?

-I don't know.

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Yeah, but where do you THINK he is?

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-Are you worried Dad's dead?

-No. No, course not.

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Then where do you think he is?

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Ben!

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Bobby, I don't know, all right?

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Those lions are what Mrs Masood's mum left her on her deathbed.

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And that Tyler Moon won't give 'em back, just so he can make a few bob.

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How can people not care?

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Andrew, it's not worth upsetting yourself over. Come on, let's go down to the Vic.

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Wow, your mum's bought you a cake.

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You're quite right, darling. People should care.

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-But they don't, do they?

-So what can you do about it? You going to sit there moaning, or set an example?

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Find Tyler and get the lions back.

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I don't think that's a good idea.

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My son has got brains as well as brawn.

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Mum. This getting Lauren to befriend Alice is just plain mean.

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-The poor girl's being led on and I'm not...

-Alice is here? Now?

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Oh, you are kidding me? What is your obsession with the man?

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Is she here?

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She was here, Derek, and now she's gone.

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She didn't want to see you.

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I'm sorry I got your hopes up.

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I've got no money, but I'll pay you back.

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Please, my exam's starting now!

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Sorry.

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Where's Bobby?

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Upstairs.

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Just tell me again. Word for word, what Ian knows.

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-We'll talk later.

-No. We'll talk about it now.

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I've already told you. Ian knows the lot. It's done.

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So does Phil know that you told Ian?

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Yeah.

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Yes, he does or no, he doesn't?

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Look, he got it out of me, all right?

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Phil's going to go after Ian.

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Don't be stupid.

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Oh, my God. Phil's going to kill Ian! He might have already done it!

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Ben, I'm talking to you. Where is Ian?

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And don't tell me he's safe, cos I know full well that he's not.

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I don't know where! All I know is, Dad ain't got nothing to do with it.

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What is the matter with you? Ian's your brother!

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-You're just going to stand there and let this all happen?

-Yeah, and Phil's my dad!

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Do you really think he'd do that after everything that's happened?

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Can I help you?

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I'm a reasonable man. I'm here to appeal to your conscience.

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Now, Mrs Masood's lions?

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The lions her mum gave her on her deathbed?

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I hardly think it's a laughing matter, do you?

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-Andrew, Andrew. Reasonable.

-If I was to smash this shop up and your face, would you laugh?

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Distract. Distract.

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HE COUGHS AND GASPS

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Patrick? No! No!

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Oh.

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-It's a miracle.

-First aid's in a doorman's blood.

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-You all right, Paddy?

-Just give the man the lions.

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Doesn't a hero deserve them after saving my life?

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My son. My hero!

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Hello. I've had a word with your nan. I told her,

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you shouldn't have to pretend to be mates with the poor girl...

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Hello.

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Sorry.

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-She won't go.

-Well, you've made your bed.

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No. Mum, she seriously will not go.

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"Dear Mr West, MP, I am writing to warn you about a local business,

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"merciless in their exploitation of charitable giving."

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KNOCK AT DOOR

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So you'll be giving the lions to the charity shop, then?

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You won't be selling them online for megabucks?

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I heard your story. About your mother.

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I know how important memories can be when you lose someone you love.

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Why, that's very touching, thank you.

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Erm, would you like to stay for a cup of tea?

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Some other time would be smashing.

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I can see the lions back where they belong.

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Pride of place in your home. Have a nice day.

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Your nan's here.

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Jane's been on the phone.

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Is everything all right with Lucy and Bobby?

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I dunno.

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Your dad would love to see you again.

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Maybe some other time.

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Alice, you didn't come all this way to watch the telly.

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He's done some...stuff.

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I don't think the bad things Derek's done is what's stopping

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you from meeting him.

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Don't think because he hasn't been there, he didn't feel...your loss.

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He did - every day.

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I wouldn't send you over there if I didn't believe that.

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Why aren't you in your exam?

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Because your sister's a genius and she finished it in five minutes.

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Bobby, go watch some telly.

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You can't go off the radar on me again.

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I need your help.

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Yeah, I know... I'm just a bit...

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I know you're as scared as me.

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We'll find Dad and we'll get through this. I promise.

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Don't worry.

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Look, Luce, um... I don't know how to say this.

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What?

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Just call the police. All right?

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DOOR SHUTS

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Is Ben picking up your calls?

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Ian wouldn't grass on him, would he?

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Ben told ya?

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Get out there and find him, yeah?

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And tell him to make sure that he's got Lucy on side.

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We've all got to chip in, otherwise we're going to get mice.

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Where is it? Oh, look. Oh, I'm sorry.

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Well, I've done my time, love - that needs a woman's touch.

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Why don't you get a cleaner, eh?

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The church is our cornerstone.

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Well, we don't really go to church.

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This isn't a pasta lunch.

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But, I dunno, there's something about the church that makes me

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feel quite safe.

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-The doors are open to you.

-Would there be any way,

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Father, of combining the service with the Jewish tradition?

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Is this a dual faith marriage?

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Well, Janine's Jewish. So would that be problematic?

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-Not at all.

-Good. Because, I know you were raised Christian, Janine.

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But you had to convert, didn't you, for the other geezer?

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You've been married before?

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Yeah. But as far as we're concerned, Father, the first three don't count.

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My last husband, he cheated.

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And he actually wanted the divorce, it wasn't me.

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And the other two marriages?

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I was young. And I never actually divorced either of them.

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They died.

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I'm so sorry. To lose one takes a lifetime to get over.

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But two? That must've been very hard.

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I'm not sure I married either of them for the right reason.

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Is there any part of you that sees the church as a home?

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Because I can help you.

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Thank you.

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Perhaps you'd like to enrol in our Widow to Wife programme?

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Couples find the programme can really help them

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deal with unexplored emotions about departed loved ones.

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Janine, I know that you've been bottling up a lot of pain

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over Barry and the other one?

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That's hilarious, Michael.

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I'm really sorry, but I don't think a church wedding is for me.

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Hands up. I was only doing this to make him happy.

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Fair enough.

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Sorry.

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Excuse me.

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Come on. You can't leave her sitting in there. Go in and talk to her.

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Right. Biscuits. Right, OK, thank you.

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Here we go...

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Summer fruits. Nothing but the best.

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Is it too weak? Too strong?

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It's just right.

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Good.

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So, how's the world of recruitment, then?

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You all right? You OK?

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You all right, Alice? Alice? Have a drink.

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Better?

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Sorry.

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Choked to death in the space of a minute, eh?

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How would that look?

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Sorry.

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No, no.

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So, recruitment, eh? Must make you some kind of whizz kid.

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I got a B in Business Studies GCSE.

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B in Business Studies! Does that make you the boss?

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No, it's admin support, really.

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But my line manager says she'll put me up for accounts training.

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Accounts. I shall have to start calling you "Numbers".

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Wow. Straight A student.

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I got a B.

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No, I...I just...

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So... what do you do?

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Me? Work? Retail.

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It's pretty boring, really.

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And you live here?

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Yeah.

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Who are your housemates?

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Oh, they're not...

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This is just temporary.

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Where do you usually live?

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Around here...

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It's complicated, Alice.

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Tanya filled me in on some... stuff about you.

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About what you've done.

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Oh, did she?

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You don't want to ever listen to what that woman says, Alice.

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She's demented. And she's got a very nasty streak.

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I'll get you a plate.

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I'm sorry.

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No, no, no, sweetheart. Don't you...

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I'll be a tick. I'll just get you...

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-I've just remembered I've got to be somewhere.

-Oh, right.

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Thank you for having me.

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My pleasure! I'll get the...

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DOOR OPENS

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Hello?

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Hello, Lucy, love. Look,

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I'm sure everything's fine but Jane's been worried.

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She's been trying to reach you.

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Yeah, I've just been a little bit busy.

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Right. You'd say if there was a problem?

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-There isn't.

-No. I know.

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Just give her a quick call, yeah? Or she'll be on the next train down!

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She is Bobby's mum.

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DOOR SHUTS

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Here he is. My son the hero.

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Helping his neighbours out and saving our dear Patrick's life.

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Well done, mate!

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APPLAUSE

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Stop. It's too much.

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Stay for a few more days? Eh?

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Just till Patrick's out of the woods, eh?

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I don't really want to talk about it.

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Derek's not much of a talker.

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Read this.

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Have a think about it.

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She did come to see me, didn't she, Tanya?

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You spread your poison, you stick the knife in one more time...

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and you're a dead woman.

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Oi!

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I told Lucy to call the police.

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What?! What is the matter with you? Eh?

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Have you killed Ian?

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-No.

-Are you going to?

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I mean, Dad, what if he can't keep his mouth shut?

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Promise me you ain't going to hurt him, all right? He's my brother!

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I would do anything to protect you. Yeah? Anything.

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Whether you like it or not.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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I don't want the police.

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Dad's private accounts.

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Find him.

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