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DOOR BANGS

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ALFIE SIGHS Well?

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I've been charged with perjury.

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Got to go back to court in a few weeks.

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Don't worry.

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Duty solicitor reckons I'll just get a slap on the wrist, no more.

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Unless you get a tough judge.

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Then, Kat, you're going to be looking at a prison sentence.

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The important thing is that we're all together. And guess what?

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Janine's solicitor told me that she's dropped the charges.

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You're in the clear.

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That's brilliant!

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-So it was worth it in the end.

-Yeah.

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Listen, I'm going to get changed for work.

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Bit early to open the van.

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Yeah. There's just a lot I've got to sort out.

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He'll get over it, you know Alfie.

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So, what now?

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You going back to your mum's?

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No. She's staying here with us.

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Aren't you?

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I hadn't really thought about it.

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I know Mum'd love to spend time with Lily.

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She's been on the blower enough times.

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Hold on - Jean is just a train ride away,

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and it's not as if she's on her own. She's doing great with Ollie.

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There's no reason why you can't pick up where you left off.

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Everyone'll know that Janine lied about you stabbing her.

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You've done nothing wrong.

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There's so much here for you, Stace.

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A cousin for Lily to grow up with.

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Two more on the way. You got your job on the stall.

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This is where you belong.

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Look, Janine's got her happy ending - now it's your turn, yeah?

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Morning, Mrs B. Sleep well?

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Ugh, hardly slept a wink.

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I think I've got one of my migraines coming on.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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Who's that?

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Don't worry about it. I'll get it, all right?

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What are you doing here so early?

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Don't need a reason to visit, do I?

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No, I suppose not. Ooh, I'll get you some breakfast.

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How about I get you some breakfast? You're the one needs looking after.

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No, I'm all right with this, thank you very much.

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So listen, Mrs B, why don't I take the day off work

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and come with you to see the vicar?

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You know, to help sort out the funeral arrangements.

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I think... I think I'll put it off till tomorrow.

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Cos I've got a lot of housework to catch up on.

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You know, we can help with that.

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No. There is no need.

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All right. OK.

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She was like this all day yesterday.

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There's not many people around here falling over themselves

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to, you know, offer condolences.

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I think it's really getting to her.

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If you don't eat that, I will.

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What is wrong with you today?

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You been having that nightmare again?

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What nightmare?

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Tam keeps dreaming he's being attacked by a refuse truck.

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I had that dream once.

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Once, OK?! And it was a big truck, with proper teeth.

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I'm going.

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Listen, watch out for those street sweepers. They're like ninjas!

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You know, a little bit of sensitivity wouldn't go amiss.

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He's still raw about Alice.

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Why? She got off.

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Yeah, but she should never have been on trial in the first place.

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Er, she did stab a bloke, after plotting to kill his wife, so...

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Yeah, but she's a nice girl.

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He wouldn't have gone out with her otherwise.

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They weren't even together any more.

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Yeah, but all the same,

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we should try and find a way to cheer him up.

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Fine. Fine. I'll do aloo gobi for lunch.

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Might take a bit more than that.

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He loves my aloo gobi.

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OK.

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Ready?

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I don't think this is a very good idea.

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Come on, it'll be all right.

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Hello, Stacey!

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I haven't seen you for a couple of years. How've you been?

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Yeah, good. Are you living round here now?

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Yeah. Can't keep away.

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-See you.

-See you later.

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See, I told you people would be fine.

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-What brought her back here?

-Phil Mitchell.

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Then it was Jack, for a while.

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Then he dumped her and it was Phil again.

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Now they're opening a bar together

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and rumour has it it's going to be called The Last Chance Saloon!

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THEY LAUGH

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So she's sticking round, then?

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Yeah, you know, Kat wants her to stay.

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Listen, I'm really glad that Stacey's in the clear, course I am,

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but it's not done my marriage any favours.

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You can hardly judge Kat for telling porkies, can you?

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I'm taking it she still don't know about the van?

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No, I'm going to need to 'fess up.

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At least then I stand a chance of keeping my wedding tackle,

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-you know what I'm saying?

-Nah, you sop, you keep it quiet!

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Look, that Nicole bird, she's long gone, right?

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So Kat ain't going to find out anything from her, is she?

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Just give it a few days, you'll find another van -

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you'll find a better van.

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Come on - you're Alfie Moon. You'll come up with something.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, you're right.

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Is that all you have?

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Yeah.

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Just as well you're in the box room.

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Hang on - I thought we agreed I was taking the double.

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That was before you offered to pay only half the deposit.

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Do you want the room or not?

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-Yeah.

-Good.

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What's the matter with you?

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What, you got a death wish, have you? Coming back round here.

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I'm just looking to bed down somewhere,

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get a job and rebuild my life.

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I've got no intentions of going near Lauren.

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THUNDER ROLLS

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What did you say to him?

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Oh, what, you knew he was back, did you?

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There's nothing going on, and nothing's going to.

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-I've moved on.

-Yeah, well, that's what you think, Lauren,

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but some people get in your head and they stay there.

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That's the boss.

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He's better looking than Lister but he's a real slimeball.

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Steer well clear.

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It's too soon for all that, anyway.

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It's never too soon!

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Tamwar's still single.

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You're funny.

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Your stall's out of its allocated zone.

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What?

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Yeah. It should be two inches to the left.

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So move it, otherwise you'll face a fine.

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-Are you serious?

-Yes, cos those are the rules.

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I know rules don't mean much to you - I heard what happened in court -

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but... move it, please. Now.

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-BIANCA:

-Well, I was hoping they might have kept you locked up!

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Look, I'm sorry, B.

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-I know how you must feel...

-You reckon?

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My mum was right about you, Kat - you are a selfish, lying little cow.

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And you come back here like nothing's happened?

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Well, I hope she was worth it.

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I just want to put this right.

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I'm sorting out a rota for the stall.

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You know what? I can't even look at you.

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Where'd you go?

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Oh, don't worry about her.

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She's taking it pretty well!

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-Kat...

-Anyway, who needs her? I've got you now.

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It's just a bit of website design -

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how can you justify charging that much?

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No, it's fine, forget it - I'll find someone else.

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I'm sorry for earwigging -

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I know quite a lot about web design. I used to do all Sadie's stuff.

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-Maybe I could help?

-No, thanks.

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Whatever those big companies are charging, I'd do it for half that.

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Come on, what have you got to lose?

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Besides, I could really do with the money.

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I lost my job yesterday.

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Can I get two teas, please?

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Hello again.

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Look, I don't want any trouble.

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I found out from Billy about Janine dropping the charges.

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So whilst everyone round here thinks you're Little Miss Innocent,

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we both know different, don't we?

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And that's never going to change.

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Roxy?

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-What happened?

-Nothing.

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Don't pay any attention to her, all right?

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Her bark is a lot worse than her bite.

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So, you back here for good?

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Well, that's the plan.

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Bad idea, innit?

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No. You've paid your dues, we both know that.

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PHONE RINGS

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Hey.

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Who's he?

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I thought it might be easier for you to sort the funeral

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if the vicar came here.

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But I don't know him!

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He ain't my vicar. My vicar is the Mr Reverend Stevens.

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-I'm Tim....

-Tim who?

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-Stevens.

-Oh.

-I'm a reader from a nearby church.

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Mr Stevens sends his apologies

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but he's had to go away for a couple of weeks.

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Church business. I'm covering for him.

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I'm also his nephew, so you'll still have the family connection,

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if that helps.

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Oh.

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Well, you'd better go through.

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A meal's fine, but what Tam really needs

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is something to remind him there's more to life

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than the daily drudge of market inspecting.

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Easier said than done.

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I didn't think she'd ever come back.

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That's where her husband died over there, running from the law.

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Murdered my uncle.

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I'd have never thought that of Bradley,

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he always seemed like a nice bloke. Quiet.

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Yeah, well, you know what they say - still waters run deep.

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Why aren't you on the van with Alfie?

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Cos he's given him the morning off, ain't he?

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He's had to take the van over to Canning Town

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for a whatsit - service.

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Like what he said.

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-Anyway, I've gotta be somewhere, so I'll see you...

-Yeah.

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I've got to be somewhere as well.

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All right, Jenny?

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You pushed off a bit lively the other week.

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Something I said?

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You took your time. Teas'll be cold by now.

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Yeah, sorry. I was just catching up with a few people.

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Bet it's like you've never been away.

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Yeah. Do you mind if I go home and check on Lily?

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-Course not. Give Tommy a kiss from me.

-All right.

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Stace!

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Stace, can we talk, please?

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Please.

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You can't avoid me for ever, can you?

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I can't hide all day, can I?

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I'm supposed to be meeting some geezer about a van in a bit.

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Yeah, but after what I said, if she sees you she might get suss.

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Too late!

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We've actually seen a big increase in people choosing popular music

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rather than hymns for the end of the service.

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It can add a very personal touch

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when relatives pick a favourite song of the deceased.

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What, Jailhouse Rock?

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I mean, he may just be a name on a list to you, but he was my son

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and I'd like a proper funeral, not a disco.

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I'm sure Mr Stevens didn't mean anything.

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Mrs Branning, I assure you,

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both you and your son are far more than names on a parish register.

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Yes, and I'm sorry if I snapped.

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To be quite honest with you, I ain't seen my Nick for the last few years.

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Not since he brought his daughter Dotty to meet me.

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And I wouldn't have the faintest idea what his favourite song is.

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Maybe you could choose something he liked as a child.

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Something you used to sing to him, perhaps?

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I only used to sing him lullabies.

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Mind you, there was one song that he liked.

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Sleepy Joe.

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He used to make me sing it to him over and over again.

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But I can't remember it now.

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It's funny isn't it, those moments, they're so precious,

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and you don't realise it till they're gone.

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Your uncle, he must be very pleased to have you near.

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Oh, we weren't always that way.

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I went through my rebellious years like anyone else.

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Took a while to find the right path and reconnect.

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I wish that'd been the case with my Nick.

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But it's too late now.

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Lauren's out, we've got the place to ourselves.

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So, why'd you leave the hotel like that?

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You know why.

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Well, no, cos I thought we wanted the same thing.

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No, you thought you'd take advantage when of me when I was at my lowest.

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It weren't like that, I just liked being alone with you.

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I just wanted it to last a bit longer.

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I thought you did as well.

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Stace, it's still there, what we had all those years ago.

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-No, it isn't.

-Right, so why did you agree to come back here?

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To tell you to stay away.

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Well, if that's what you want, why are you back in Walford?

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Not everything is about you, Max!

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I've come back for my family.

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And this connection that you think we've got - it's Bradley,

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-nothing else.

-No, it ain't.

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It ain't, Stace.

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-For me, eh?

-Don't.

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We need to draw a line under me and you, for good.

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-Right, and that's what you really want?

-Yeah.

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And it should be what you want, too.

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Look at how much we've lost, Max.

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Stace, all right? We ain't over.

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We ain't ever going to be over.

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Some people get into your head and stay there, right, Dad?

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Then she turned up declaring her undying love for me.

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Well, the girl's only human. The thing is, Kat,

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I played along cos I thought it was

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the easiest thing to do. But I swear, there was no funny business,

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my hands were firmly on my head.

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She didn't like being rejected cos she thought, you know...

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we had something.

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Anyway, to cut a long story short, SHE took the van, OK?

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Stitched me up like a kipper. So I'm the victim here.

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And that's the truth, the whole truth,

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and nothing but the truth, so help me, Kat.

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SHE LAUGHS

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Why are you laughing? I thought you'd be angry.

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What, because some desperate Aussie bird kicked you into touch?

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-Do me a favour!

-Excuse me, cos someone fancies me,

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-what, you think they're desperate?

-You said it.

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Look, you scammed someone, it came back and bit you on the knackers!

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If that's the worst secret you've kept from me

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since we've been back together, I think I can cope with that.

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-You - you are one in a million.

-I know.

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Oh, you do, do you?

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Listen, I'm sorry I got angry about the whole Stacey thing,

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it's just, you know, I was worried, about you and our babies.

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I know. But we have to be honest with each other.

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I mean, look what happened to Janine and Michael in the end.

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Do you really want to end up like that?

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OK, here's the deal, all right? Let's call it quits.

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From now on we both stay out of trouble, yeah?

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-Sounds good to me.

-OK, good. You want a bacon sarnie?

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-Go on, then.

-OK, then.

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I'll leave you to it.

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-He seems nice.

-Well, we'll see. He's Nick's son.

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I'm so sorry about what happened, Dot. I had no idea.

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Well, I expected it, you know, the life he led.

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But you don't think they'll go before you, not your children.

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It don't seem real, Stacey.

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Right or wrong, you loved him no matter what he did, didn't you?

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Yeah, course I did.

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I mean, he was me own flesh and blood, you forgive 'em anything.

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But people round here, they're just glad to see the back of him.

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Cos you do something wrong, and that's what they remember.

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-Like with Bradley?

-Oh, no, no, no. Not Bradley.

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He hadn't got a nasty bone in his body.

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Now all people talk about is how he killed someone.

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But we know the truth.

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-Yeah, we know.

-Well, ain't that enough?

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No more than I deserve, right?

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Don't worry, I feel the same.

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But it's given me new aspirations in life.

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This week - a single bedsit. Next week - who knows?

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Might be able to persuade Aleks to give me a chair for the corner.

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-Or a desk.

-Whoa-ho, steady on!

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Right, there you go.

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It's perfect.

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Oi, cheeky, don't sound so surprised!

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I'll spend a few hours finessing it,

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and I can have it finished by tonight.

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-You can pay me then.

-OK, great.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

-Cool.

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Think I can find my own way out.

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Yeah. Yeah, course.

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-Bye.

-See you.

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HE WHISTLES

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-I'm impressed.

-Strictly business, mate.

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Business can become pleasure.

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The last thing I need right now is romance, trust me.

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-Did Kat send you?

-No, she don't even know I'm here.

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Please give her another chance.

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-Alice could've gone down for murder!

-I know, but she didn't.

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-She'll be OK.

-Kat looked me in the eye

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and swore she saw her do it, Stacey.

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I stuck up for her, I defended her to my own mother -

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-she's made me look like a mug!

-Janine caused all this, not Kat.

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She was just desperate to help her family.

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Why else would she lie under oath,

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and hurt the people that she cares about?

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I know, in this situation, you would do the same.

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Bianca, you're the closest thing that Kat's got

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to a sister on this square.

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Except you.

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Yeah, but...she needs her best mate too, more than she realises.

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Please just think about it.

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You don't have to go to all this effort.

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Anything to put a smile on my little bro's face.

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Tam. Tam, guess what I've got?

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A key, it seems.

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-Four tickets to the West End's best comedy club.

-No way!

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Would I joke about something as serious as comedy?

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This is above and beyond, Jane. Thank you!

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Lunch is ready - come and get it, guys.

0:20:500:20:52

Yeah, in a minute. So what's the line-up?

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Oh, I wrote it down.

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It's Conor Locky, Lucy Rake, Tom Merlin and Suki Brown.

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-Suki Brown! She's brilliant.

-She is good.

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Ah, just the man I want to see!

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Listen, buddy, can I ask you a favour?

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-Now you want my help?

-Listen, I've got a proposition

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for you. Just hear me out, all right?

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-Cheers.

-There you go, darling.

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B, if you've come back for another fight, I'm really not up for it.

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Shifted them new leggings yet?

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-No.

-Typical.

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Let me show you how it's done.

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-All right? How's Nan with the kids?

-Yeah. She's all right.

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Listen, Kat, me being here - it ain't going to work.

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It ain't even been a day, give it a chance!

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Brighton ain't so great, you know. It's windy by the sea.

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And you'll get fat with all them doughnut stalls.

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You don't understand.

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Just meet me in the Vic in ten minutes, yeah?

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Roxy, can I have a word?

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However you feel about me, I...

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I just wanted to say I'm sorry.

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Is that it?

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Yeah.

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I can't forget.

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But I won't say anything, I promised Ronnie.

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Look, my dad lied to me my whole life.

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About what he did to Ronnie, about Danielle...

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I loved him... but I never really knew him, so...

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..what's one more lie?

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Shall I hold the door open this time, Jen?

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Listen, my name's not Jenny, it's Stacey.

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-I was in a bit of trouble...

-It's all right, listen, you ain't got

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to explain, it's none of my business.

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-Did you get it sorted, this trouble?

-Yeah, in a way.

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Good.

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So, Stacey, would you like a drink on the house

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and we'll start again, shall we?

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Yeah, why not? I'll have a vodka.

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-What are you doing?

-We found you something.

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-What?

-Herman's Hermits?

-Oh, yes, that was it.

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It only took a web search.

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And we can download it for the funeral if you like?

0:23:490:23:52

MUSIC: "Sleepy Joe" by Herman's Hermits

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# Rise and shine, sleepy Joe

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# Now's the time, don't you know? #

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"Rise and shine." I don't think that's very appropriate.

0:24:020:24:06

No, we'll have the traditional hymns.

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Takes me right back, though.

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I want you to arrange to have the coffin brought here.

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Because I want to say a proper goodbye to him.

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It's time he come home.

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Listen, about my dad.

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We both know what he's like when it comes to you,

0:24:440:24:46

and my family's had enough drama as it is...

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It's all right, Lauren. I'm not staying.

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Right.

0:24:510:24:52

Oh, Lauren.

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Will you keep this safe for me?

0:25:000:25:01

-What is it?

-Please, just do it for me.

0:25:070:25:09

-What you doing here with Lily?

-Your guess is as good as mine.

0:25:200:25:23

Stacey called and asked me to pack their things

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and meet her in here quick as I could.

0:25:250:25:28

-What? What, you just going to do a runner?

-No.

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No, I need you to do me a favour.

0:25:410:25:43

You said it yourself. You said that Mum's doing great with Ollie, and...

0:25:430:25:47

I know that she'll take good care of Lily.

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Why would she have to?

0:25:490:25:51

Kat's going to take you to the seaside.

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She's going to take you to stay with Nanny Jean.

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She's going to look after you until Mummy comes home, OK?

0:25:580:26:01

Mummy loves you. Mummy loves you so much.

0:26:060:26:10

Nan, do me a favour and take her outside.

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We received a call about a crime committed in this pub.

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I'm not Janine.

0:26:330:26:35

I can't just walk off into the sunset and get my happy ending.

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I thought I could live with it, but I can't.

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I need to clear Bradley's name.

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And I don't want my daughter growing up in a lie.

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Don't do this, Stacey, please.

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I'm the one who called you.

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I did it.

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THUNDER RUMBLES

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I killed Archie Mitchell.

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