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11/03/2014

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I'm really very sorry, Mrs Branning.

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Dot... Dot, come and sit down.

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Are you sure it's him?

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Wotcha. How'd it go?

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It was fine. Just a lot to take in.

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-I'm making teas. Do you want one?

-Mint, please.

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Yeah, we spent the first 90 minutes just talking

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before they even took blood.

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Talking? For an hour and a half?

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Yeah. They had to make sure we understood all the consequences,

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run through all the treatment options.

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-Right. And when do you get to find out?

-Four weeks.

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Do you know what, I'm going to give Alice's brief a call,

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see how she's getting on.

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It's a bit late now. Besides, you've had a busy day.

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You staying tonight, darling?

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No, I've got to get back to Rebecca.

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I could murder a half hour in the Vic, though.

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Good idea. Do you want to come, Bianca?

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You know what, I'm so sorry, this is Terry.

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I've got to go. Sorry about the tea, see you later.

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Hello? What's all this? Scotch mist?

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How...

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How did he die?

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At the post-mortem we discovered that...

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Post-mortem?

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What're you talking about? Why?

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It was a sudden death -

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we had to have one there to rule out any foul play.

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It was found that his death was caused by respiratory failure

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brought on by a heroin overdose.

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When?

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A week ago.

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A week?

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Property in Gravesend. The house was being used as a squat.

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Your son's body is currently with this mortuary in Gravesend.

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They're expecting a call to receive your instructions.

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These were his personal effects.

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I really am very sorry for your loss, Mrs Branning.

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I think it's a boy.

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The future captain of QPR there.

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Come on, Teej, come have a look. Come on.

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-What are you playing at?

-I thought she should be checked at the clinic.

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They offered us the scan there and then.

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So she's developed an attachment to it.

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She already had an attachment, Ian.

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If you'd talked to her, you'd know that. This baby's coming.

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The sooner you realise that, the sooner you can start helping her.

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Sorry I'm late. You all right, Jane?

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Where have you been? You had your phone off.

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I'm so sorry, Dot.

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Have they gone?

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Yeah.

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Must be a hard job they have. Very hard.

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DOOR CLOSES

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Oh... That'll be Arthur.

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What's going on, Mrs B? Ronnie.

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I hope you're hungry.

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Cos I made a chicken pie for Carol's lot,

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and there was enough left over to make one for us.

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OK, good times.

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Can I have a word?

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-Have you got nothing to say?

-What do you want me to say?

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You want to end up like Lola Pearce,

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pushing a buggy around in your trackie bottoms?

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No education, no job prospects, no money...

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I'm nothing like Lola.

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Not yet.

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Cindy...

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I know we've had our ups and downs, OK,

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but I promise you all I want for you is what's best.

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OK? And this isn't for the best. This is a disaster.

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You keep saying that, but it doesn't feel like that to me.

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It feels...good.

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I know you don't want me here.

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That's fine, honestly, because I'm used to that.

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No-one's really wanted me since the day my mum died.

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But I...I want my baby.

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I want him so much.

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The electricians are due at the bar end of the week.

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We need to make some decisions.

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What do I know about light fittings? You turn 'em on, you turn 'em off.

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That's the third time she's called Ronnie. Why's she so jumpy?

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Ron, look, just call me when you get this.

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Hey, you all right, Bill? You want a drink?

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-If you're buying.

-All right, Trace.

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A bottle of your nearly finest champagne, please.

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And an orange juice for the wife.

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Splashing the cash, aren't we? That your new van on Turpin Road?

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-Yeah.

-What, you going into the burger business?

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-Got it cheap, didn't I?

-Don't look cheap.

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We'll have a little chat about it later, yeah?

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Alfie, you're my mate, but this business in Australia?

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-I just hope it don't come back to bite you...

-Bill, later.

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Oi, why haven't you been answering my calls? I've been worried sick.

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Why?

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Because I thought Carl's mum had caught up with you again.

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Why would she do that?

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OK, I'm sorry to be the killjoy here, but has anyone actually

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explained the impact that this is going to have on your life?

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I know it's going to be hard.

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-You've got no idea, darlin'.

-It's what I want.

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And how do you feel about that, TJ? Do you want to be involved?

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'Course he does.

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If she's all right with it.

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Well, I want him to know who his dad is, that's all I know.

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-So you're putting TJ on the birth certificate?

-'Course. He's the dad.

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OK, so Cindy wants to have this baby,

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and she's happy for TJ to play a part in his life.

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The next question is, how are you going to support Cindy?

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She stays here. We look after her.

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And who's going to look after the baby?

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I will.

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Well, that is very easy for you to say, darlin',

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but chances are after six months of night feeds and early starts...

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She stays here and we look after her.

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Denise, what do you want me to do? Throw her on the street?

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House is already bursting at the seams.

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-We'll work it out.

-And babies ain't cheap.

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We'll go 50/50, won't we?

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It's only right, ain't it? My boy's got her into this.

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-You got a load of money all of a sudden that I don't know about?

-No.

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You said the other day you've got nothing left over

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at the end of the week.

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Do you mind if we have a minute, please?

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-So I just...

-Can you really see Cindy coping with a baby?

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Well, yeah, I'm sure she'd manage. Listen...

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I dunno. She's not like you, is she?

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Peter, why don't you go round there and tell her

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exactly what she should be thinking, like everyone else is? I'm going.

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-Wait, have I upset you?

-No.

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But I've come to tell you something

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and all you've done is bang on about Cindy this and Cindy that,

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and I do understand but...

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I got arrested last week for shoplifting nappies.

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-Right. I'll go see how Dot is.

-Want me to come with ya?

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I need to find some kind words to say about Nick Cotton

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and diplomacy ain't your strong point. See you later.

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See you later, Sharon.

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Say something then.

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I don't know what to say, really.

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I can't believe you'd do something like that.

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Why didn't you just come to me if you were so hard up?

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Because I was embarrassed.

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You know I'm happy to pay for stuff like that till you get sorted.

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I know, but the last placement they offered me was in Tooting.

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How am I going to get to Tooting every day?

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So maybe you should think about another kind of job?

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Do you know what, Peter?

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If you don't like who I am and what I do,

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I suggest you find yourself someone else.

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Yes, I know it's going to be tough, but I've got to do this.

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Ian said he'd look after her. And he's got the money to back it up.

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-Yeah, but it don't matter does it?

-It does matter if your kids are going to go without.

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I'll do extra shifts or something.

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You're going to work even more hours

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to give money to a man that don't need money!

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I'm not doing this for Ian Beale. I'm doing it for TJ, ain't I?

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Look, if I put in half the money,

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that puts TJ on an equal footing, don't it?

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It gives us more say in how it turns out.

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Cos she's carrying a baby Spraggan there, you know.

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Dot?

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Sharon, Ian. Just in time for supper. Are you hungry?

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Arthur, supper time!

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Coming.

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Dot, Ronnie told us your news. We're so sorry.

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Yes, well, you see, there's too much for the two of us.

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Are you sure you won't have nothing?

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-I don't think...

-Yeah, we'd love to, Dot.

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I'll lay some more places, shall I?

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Good. Ta.

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It's a burger van.

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Artisan burgers.

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-You don't even know what that means, do you?

-No.

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-So it's a burger van.

-Yes.

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But it's going to make us a few extra quid, ain't it, sweetheart?

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I think it's brilliant. You know what, it deserves a toast.

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Let's all raise our glasses. Kat and Alfie.

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-Lovely. Thank you. ALL:

-Kat and Alfie.

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Cheers.

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And she definitely bought it?

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Totally. She said she knows what Carl's like.

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I said he just walked out of my life. She didn't bat an eyelid.

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You off?

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Yeah. Got some work to do down the gym.

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Ron, just watch yourself, all right?

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You worry too much. Don't panic.

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We move forward, remember?

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You're a bit quiet. You all right?

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Yeah I'm fine. Babies are giving me gyp, that's all.

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Looking a bit tired. You not sleeping well?

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-Carol. Can I have a quick word?

-Yeah.

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I think there's something you should know about Dot.

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Mrs B, that was lovely. Thank you so much.

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Always such a well-mannered boy, ain't he, Sharon?

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You do know what's happened, don't you?

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Course I do. I ain't doolally.

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Did the police say anything about Nick?

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They said that he was dead.

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Not much else they can say, is there?

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Ronnie said it was a drugs overdose, Dot.

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Yes. Yes, it was.

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It was always going to be drugs, wasn't it?

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Did they say what happens next?

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I still saw him in flashes... how he used to be...

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when he smiled...

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It's just if you need me to drive you anywhere...

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You didn't know him, Arthur, not when he was younger,

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but he was a good boy.

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Deep down, yes, he was a good boy.

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He was my little angel.

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Others will tell you different, but they didn't know him

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when he was young, not like I did.

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He was a good boy.

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Jay? I'm back.

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So...?

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Poppy got a call from Nick a while back.

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I tried to get her to tell Mrs B, but Poppy wasn't having none of it.

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-She said something about him being bad news.

-He was.

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But I mean, I should've told Mrs B at least. Right?

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It doesn't matter what type of man he was, he was still her son.

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He deserved to speak to his mum. Right?

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To say what?

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The only thing Nick ever wanted from Dot was money.

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So just let it lie, cos if you tell her what you've told me,

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it's not going to help anyone, is it?

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Dot... Dot, you don't have to do that now.

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It's as good a time as any.

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Look, come here. Leave it. Leave it, please. Come on.

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Come sit down. Come on.

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Now listen, you. I'm worried about you.

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OK? We're all worried about you.

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I mean, given the circumstances, you're not acting normally.

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What's normal?

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-I think it's shock.

-Shock?

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I've been expecting this for over 30 years

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and grieving just as long.

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When someone dies, there's... there's things you've got to do.

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Do you even know where the body is?

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Yes.

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Look, I know it's hard,

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and no matter how hard it gets you've just got to face it.

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I've been facing it for over half my life.

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My Nick's been good as dead for years! Dead. DEAD.

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My Nick's dead.

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He's with Jesus now.

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And all his troubles have gone away.

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And I'm thankful.

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Yes, I'm thankful that he's at peace at last.

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If there's anything we can do... Anything at all.

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I just want to be left.

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Carol, she needs some time to herself.

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I should see her, pass on my condolences at least.

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No, really, Carol. She just needs time alone.

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So horrible. Poor Dot.

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-Yeah, well, bound to happen sooner or later, weren't it?

-Bianca.

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What? You didn't know him.

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I should tell Patrick. He'd want to know, wouldn't he?

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-We should get going, too. Come on.

-I'm sorry we were interrupted.

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It's not a problem.

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I had a chat with Denise, and Jane seems to talk a lot of sense.

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So we'll talk money further down the line, eh?

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-Oh! 'Scuse me.

-Thanks.

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I should go, too.

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Stay.

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Why should I stay?

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Um...cos we need to talk about the restaurant, don't we?

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So let's talk.

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Did you have to do that?

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Fine, so you ain't talking to me either now.

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Is this about the money?

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-Yes!

-I'm just trying to do the right thing, ain't I?

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Do you see you and me being together in a few years, Tel?

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Yeah, 'course.

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So then you don't go and make decisions like that on your own!

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Bianca, wait...

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There's more to this, ain't it?

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This ain't just about the money.

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This ain't like you. What happened today?

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You had your phone turned off. You never do that.

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Bianca?

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I went to a clinic in Islington with my mum and Sonia.

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-Clinic?

-Yes.

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My dad paid for me and Sonia to be screened for this cancer gene thing.

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I thought you got that all cleared up.

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Well, that was wrong.

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And you didn't think to tell me?

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No, I was going to have the test, get the results and in a few weeks...

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And you keep going on at me cos I don't tell YOU things?

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No, you'd just found out about the baby, you big lump!

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I knew you'd worry.

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You've got enough to worry about.

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What?

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You don't get it, do you?

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After all this time, you still don't get it.

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I like worrying about you.

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I don't know...

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I was on the market and I saw the nappies...

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..and I just took 'em. I really wasn't thinking.

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You've had a rough couple of months and you just slipped, that's all.

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It's like my dad.

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OK, it's not quite like that, but I'm just saying,

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I understand, it must have been really stressful,

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not having a job and that.

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I would consider other work,

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it's just I haven't really got many options, have I?

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Is Mummy stupid, hmm?

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What about childcare?

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Kids love you.

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And that's like a proper career, ain't it?

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-Something you can progress in.

-Yeah, but...

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It's got to be more rewarding

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than sitting around painting nails all day.

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Yeah, I could consider it.

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Look into it a bit...

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Champagne? Who's been buying you champagne?

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Wouldn't you like to know?

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Yeah, I would.

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I might have to stroll over there and knock his lights out.

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As if!

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Kat and Alfie, if you must know.

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Oh. That's all right then.

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They're setting up a new business.

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-What new business?

-Burger bar.

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That ain't right.

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-What's not right?

-Liam.

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It's not right she's sat over there, celebrating

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-and drinking champagne after what she's done.

-Me?

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Not you. Kat!

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What about Kat?

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Huh?

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DOOR BANGS

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Who is it?

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Hey.

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I thought you might fancy a nightcap.

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Mum?

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What's the matter?

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I'm so angry, don't even ask me.

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Why, what's happened?

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SHE HAMMERS ON DOOR AND RINGS BELL

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Open the door!

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Open this door or I will kick it in! Come on!

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-Where is she?

-Carol, it's late. Tommy's in bed, Mo's got a migraine.

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-You've obviously been drinking.

-Is Kat hiding in there?

-Carol, stop!

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-You can't hide in there forever, Kat!

-I'm not hiding!

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Bianca, take her home.

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What was all that in the pub? I even toasted your future!

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And there you were, smiling away,

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knowing that you'd slid a knife in my back.

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I've done nothing to you, Carol.

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-Hurt my family, you hurt me.

-Mum, please.

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No! She's told the police that she saw Alice attack Michael.

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Go on, ask her.

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Is that true, Kat?

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You're a liar.

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You're a liar and I'm going to make sure that everybody knows it!

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You can have the money as soon as the paperwork's drawn up.

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I've been checking out property prices

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and they've gone up quite a bit.

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Now, I'm not sure that's going to buy you a half-share any more.

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Where you going?

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Won't accept anything less than an equal partnership

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with an equal say in the running of the business.

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You want to run it?

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Of course I do. What do you think I want?

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-Be a silent partner in a mediocre restaurant?

-Mediocre?

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You average 15 covers a night.

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We could double that in six months, and that's just for starters.

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All right, what's your big idea, then?

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We close the restaurant down.

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When did you go for the interview?

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Saturday morning. I was trying to keep it a secret.

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I had this vision of me running in with the mortgage documents

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going, "Look, Ron, I did it!"

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I'm sorry. Why don't you go to another bank?

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No. Face it.

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No-one's going to give me a mortgage whether I've got a deposit or not.

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They're right, I'm a credit liability. Add that to the list.

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Don't say that.

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It's true, though, isn't it?

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I mean, 40 - it's not exactly far off,

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and what have I got to show for it?

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No house, got no job.

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-You've got Amy.

-I know.

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And I want to have somewhere settled for her.

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You know, somewhere she belongs.

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I'm not like you, Ron.

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I try and I try, and I just...

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..I can't do it on my own.

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I could help you buy a house.

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I dunno, it's an idea. Maybe it's not the right time...

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No, it is! It absolutely is the right time.

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If that's what you want.

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Really?

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I love you!

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Ohhh!

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THEY LAUGH

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Get off me, you loony! Get off me.

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-Ron?

-Mm-hm?

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All that stuff with Carl, I just want to forget all about it.

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We can, can't we?

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Yeah.

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Come here.

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-I love you.

-I love you.

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DOOR BANGS

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Couldn't this have waited till the morning?

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I was just on my way to bed.

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I'm sorry, Mrs Branning.

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I just wanted to...drop off the rest of your son's things

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and make sure you're OK.

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Well, that's very kind of you, but there's really no need.

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It's just I know you don't have any family.

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Who told you that?

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I've got a sister, Rose, well, half-sister,

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and her boy and then there's my little Dotty...

0:27:430:27:46

Has anyone told her? She was very close to her father...

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Oh, dear.

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I shall have to ring Sandy.

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This isn't usual, is it?

0:28:000:28:02

You coming round to check on me?

0:28:020:28:05

I haven't been exactly straight up with you...Mrs Cotton.

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I wanted to, but I...

0:28:140:28:15

Who are you?

0:28:150:28:17

I'm Charlie.

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Charlie Cotton.

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Same name as my old man.

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I was named after my grandfather.

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What do you mean?

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Your son, Nick...

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..he was my dad.

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