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Billy, don't.

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You ain't taking them, Hon.

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Yeah, well, that's not going to stop us, is it?

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Come on, put it down.

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Billy, stop being so stupid!

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Billy...

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Who's stupid now, eh?

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You KNOW how important tonight is to me!

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I was just having a few drinks...

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No, you're completely wasted!

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-Give me the other passport.

-You can't take them now, can you?

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-I can get other ones.

-No, you won't! Cos I won't let you!

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Will you keep your voice down? I don't want our kids hearing us row!

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You're not taking them, Hon. You're not stealing my kids.

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You see them every other Saturday and now you're the Father of the Year?

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-I love my kids!

-Yeah, when you remember they exist.

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Oh, that's rich, ain't it? Coming from you!

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Sorry, weren't you the one who wanted to give Janet away

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because she wasn't perfect?

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What sort of a mother does that make you?!

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You will never see my kids again!

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-Yes, I will!

-Get off me!

-You're not taking them!

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-We're going.

-They're my kids!

-Yeah?

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And I wish they weren't! I wish I'd never met you!

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Hon... Don't...

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Don't...

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Look, I know...

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I know I'm not the best dad,

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but I'm not the worst...

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I'll see them more...

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it's like I was trying to say. I'll be there more...

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It's the best thing for them. For me.

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And what about me?

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You used to say that I was...

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I was the best thing that ever happened to you...

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If that's true and you meant it, then why are you doing this?

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Don't do it!

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CHILDREN'S VOICES, MUFFLED THROUGH WALL

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(I'm sorry.)

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You know, when you left me,

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you said that you would never stop me seeing my kids.

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-You said that.

-And I've not! But things change.

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-YOU'VE changed!

-Yeah, I've had to change, Billy!

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Six years of being a single parent with no real help from you!

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I've given you money, when I've had it!

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And I've never said a bad word against you as a dad, ever.

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I've just thought, "Oh, well, that's just Billy."

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-That's not fair!

-It's true, though.

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-This is a chance for William.

-And what about Janet?

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Hmm? Taking her out of school when she's doing so well. What about her?

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-She'll be fine.

-Honey, you don't know that!

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You could be setting her back years!

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-Sometimes in life, you have to take a chance, OK?

-OK.

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What if there was something else, a different chance?

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-Like me. Like you and me.

-Oh, Billy, please, not again...

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No, no. Listen to me, Honey, listen.

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I'm sorry I tried to kiss you last night, that was out of order.

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But the truth of it is...

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I've never stopped loving you, I never...

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You said yourself, you know.

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I've got a nice flat, I've got a job...

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I'm doing well. I'm back on my feet.

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Honey, Janet and William...

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..they do not need to go to Canada.

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What they do need is a dad.

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A mum and a dad...

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Honey, think about it.

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We could be a family again.

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Please.

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-Hiya.

-All right. I haven't finished counting yet.

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Look, leave that, I'll do it for you.

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Do you want to eat something?

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Well, I'm covering the chippie tonight, so,

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I just thought I'd eat something there.

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It never goes away, does it?

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I'll do that for you. You'd best get going.

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Oh, thanks.

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We were good together, weren't we, Hon? We was a great team.

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And I've not met anyone who came close to you

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and you haven't got a bloke, have you?

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Well, there you go, then!

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Perfect! We could be a proper family, the kids'll love it...

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-No, Billy.

-You've not thought about it.

-I don't need to.

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We're not the same people. It wouldn't work.

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It'd be weird at first.

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But you did love me, Hon, didn't you?

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It's not just about love, is it? You broke my trust.

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-But I've changed.

-No, Billy. All right?

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No.

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Hello?

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I better go and get Janet an emergency passport

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and I've got loads to sort out. So, I'll see you tomorrow, yeah?

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I'm not doing this to hurt you, Billy.

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Pops?

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Come here. It's all right, don't cry.

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Please don't cry!

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Alfie!

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-You all right, darling?

-Listen, I really need that gear...

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B, listen, sweetheart. What have I told you?

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It's too risky and I don't want to be involved.

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You don't have to get involved. Listen, I'm desperate. Please.

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OK, OK.

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You didn't get it from me, all right?

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His number's there and his name's Roger.

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-Promise you didn't get it from me.

-Yeah, I promise.

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-Say I promise.

-I promise. You're a life-saver.

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Oh, whatever.

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-Don't tell my mum.

-No, course I won't!

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Oh, hello, Alfie.

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All right, sweetheart. You feeling any better?

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-Well, some days are better than others.

-Good, good, OK.

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-Well, I'll see you around, then yeah? Bye, see ya, B.

-Bye.

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-What does he want?

-Nothing, just passing on a message from Kat.

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Phil!

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What you said to my dad...

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Listen... Forget it, I shouldn't have had a go at him,

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but if Jake gets found innocent, then what?

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Innocent? What do you mean?

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-He hasn't told you, has he?

-Who's saying he's not guilty?

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-It doesn't matter...

-Yeah, it does matter!

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Me and Sharon, we... We went to see Jake in prison.

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He reckons the Old Bill don't think that Lucy was killed in his flat now.

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What do you think?

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I don't think he did it.

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I tried telling your old man that, but he wouldn't listen.

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I'm sorry, Peter, you know, but I know what guilty men look like

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and I honestly believe that Jake's innocent.

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I've waited for this all day, I have, can't wait, no kids,

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no Kat moaning about her swollen ankles.

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We'll have a nice pint, and at a stretch, how about this?

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Some pork scratchings... You all right, Cinders?

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Got a good view, have you?

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Eh, come on, let's all stare at the vomit-pebbled lesbian?

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No, sweetheart, I was only just going to...

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First time I've worn a dress in months. My girlfriend pukes on it!

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That's women for you, eh?

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Can we have some service here, please?

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Gone downhill since the last landlord!

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-Do you think she's all right?

-She's all right...

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-Cos she don't look all right...

-I'm all right me, a hundred percent.

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Never better. No, you go on, get your drinks in, yeah,

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-don't bother offering to buy me one!

-Well, do you want one?

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A drink?

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Yeah, yeah, all right then. Yeah, yeah, just the one, eh.

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Oh, who's that? Is that your favourite, is it?

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He's good, ain't he?

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You two play together nicely, yeah?

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At least she knows you're not all right with it.

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Burning that passport, I mean, that really shows you care.

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Oh, it doesn't, it was stupid, I weren't thinking.

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Just pushed her away even more now.

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She's never going to change her mind.

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Pops, you can't give up!

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She said I don't show enough interest in them.

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-Oh, well, that's a load of rubbish, ain't it?

-No.

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She's right.

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I'm a useless dad. Like I'm useless at everything else.

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And I tell you something, I don't blame her, either.

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Because if I was Honey, I'd want to get them kids away from me.

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-Why are you being like this for?

-Look, it's only a year.

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Only a year? Pops, I can't go a day without seeing Lexi.

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That's different, isn't it?

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Look at them.

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You're their dad and they love you.

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You're a great grandad and you're an even better dad!

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Pops, you can't let them go. You can't.

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Come on, now, how about we get some chips or something?

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Yeah. Where's Lexi?

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Oh, she's round Roxy's, she's going to give her her dinner and that.

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Right then, kids... Who wants some chips?

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-Yes, please.

-Yes, please.

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She might change her mind, you know.

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Oh, hello! Honey, isn't it?

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Linda, from the Vic. I bought the bubbly over.

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-Yeah.

-Yeah, I never forget a face, me.

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I've just been traipsing round the shops.

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Was heading to the cafe, I'm gasping. Do you fancy joining me?

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-Come on. Let's get you a nice cup of tea, eh?

-Thanks.

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I've never seen Pops cry before, you know. It really got to me.

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I mean, I know he doesn't see the kids that much now anyway,

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but if she takes them to Canada, he's never going to see them

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and he can't afford a flight there, can he?

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Do you know what? I hate her!

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Honey is so selfish, isn't she?

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-Peter... Peter... Are you even listening to me?

-Yeah...

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Well, it don't look like it. Pops is really upset, you know.

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Yeah, I know. I feel bad for him, but I've got problems of my own.

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Look, just, why don't you take that back before they get cold?

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Thanks.

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Every other year I've spent the ball sat with the lads,

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pretending to flirt with them to get them in trouble with their missus.

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You what?

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This was the first work do she'd agreed to come to.

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So I could show her off, be proud of her.

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She KNEW how important tonight was to me.

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That's why she's done this.

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She's gone and got completely off her face just to stop me going.

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-Well, it hasn't worked, has it?

-You're still here, ain't ya?

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Because I chose not to go. Not because of her.

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You've got plenty of time, don't let us stop you.

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No, no, no, she wanted to go with Tina.

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-You did, didn't you? Arm in arm...

-Yeah...

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She's a kid. Acts like she's 19 and she's 40!

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She kicks against me cos I'm the sensible one.

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One of us has got to keep our feet on the ground.

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-I remember when I was with Nikki...

-I'll tell you something, shall I?

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Can we stop you, do you reckon?

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All my mates are settling down, having kids.

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I want that too...

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I want to get serious, start a family,

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but I know she feels like she's ticked that box.

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I can't even bring it up.

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I can't even tell her what I really want in life,

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cos I know she'll panic, run away.

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I love her,

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but, you know, I'm left thinking if it's not going anywhere,

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if we don't want the same things... then what's the point?

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You two don't know how lucky you are.

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How do you mean?

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Having kids...

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Lo! I was going to go and see Billy, how is he?

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How do you think, Jay?

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I'm sorry, I didn't mean to take it out on you.

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He's really upset and there's nothing I can do about it.

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Do you know what? I don't know why she's doing this to him!

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Why don't we make a special night for Billy?

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Get some beers in and dessert...?

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Do you know what? I reckon that's just what he needs.

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Make yourself useful...

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Yeah, that's right.

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Yeah, I'd like to arrange to visit someone on remand.

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I don't know how you've done it, bringing them up on your own.

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If I hadn't had my Mick to help me, I'd have gone insane.

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Sorry, you don't have to talk...

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It's really hard.

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My dad used to help, but he died a few years ago.

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Oh, love...

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I've put my life on hold, my career...

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..and I know a lot of mums do that and I'm not complaining.

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But Janet, you know, she needs a lot of looking after

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and I don't ever get a break...

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Billy doesn't understand that.

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You know, he picks the kids up, takes them to the pictures

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or the park and it's like, "Oh, here's Daddy, hurrah for Daddy!"

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That's not real life, is it?

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He doesn't have to cope day in, day out.

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Oh, gosh!

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Crying in the street and blurting all this out,

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-bet you regret stopping now.

-Course I don't!

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Do you think I'm doing the wrong thing,

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taking the kids away from Billy?

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No, no, you've got to do what's right for the kids.

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I don't really know Billy. How long were you together?

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Three years. I couldn't trust him in the end.

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There's no relationship if there's no trust.

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You haven't mentioned love. I mean, you did marry him.

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Yeah, yeah. I loved him.

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But you don't any more?

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Part of me always will.

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You know, Billy's a really good bloke

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and I know when he's with the kids, he's a really good dad.

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But that's not enough.

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I need this. We all do, me and the kids.

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It's a new start,

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something exciting to look forward to...

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I know how that feels.

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Working in my mum's pub for 20 years.

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Getting the Vic was like getting out of prison. Suddenly I was set free.

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Not that being at my mum's place was like being in prison...

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You get sick of the same four walls, don't you?

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The Vic was the new start for our family.

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Since we've got it we've really pulled together.

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I've never been this happy in my life.

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Like you say, sometimes you all need a fresh start.

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-These doughnuts, they'll do, won't they?

-You pleased with yourself?

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He's at home crying cos of you! Do you know that?

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-Lola, I know how this must look.

-No, I know how it looks,

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it looks like you're ripping his heart out, Honey.

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-It isn't easy for me, you know...

-Yes, it is!

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What, flying your kid thousands of miles away to become a model?

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-She's looking out for her kids!

-No, she's not. She's selfish.

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Ain't you, Honey, you're a selfish cow!

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-Yeah, you've said your bit.

-Jay, it's not as simple as this...

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Honey, I haven't got anything to say to you, all right?

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They're just angry. I wouldn't take it to heart.

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He hardly gives me any money, you know.

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It's a Christmas present or a birthday present and that is it.

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He does try, he does try...

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But my kids deserve better and I'm not going to lose this opportunity

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just because of his feelings. I can't.

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Yes, she was my sister... But I want to see him!

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I heard you'd shut up.

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I can't visit Jake cos I'm related to Lucy.

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-Why would you want to go and visit him?

-Why do you think?

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-You've spoken to Phil, haven't you?

-Yes, and why didn't you tell me?

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If there's any doubt that Jake is guilty,

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don't you think I've got a right to know?

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Jake killed Lucy.

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Suppose he didn't.

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Suppose the killer is still out there.

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What if they're just walking about?

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What if they live around here, what if they're coming in here?

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Jake is guilty, Peter. All right? He is!

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Why? Why would he kill her?

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This is Jake, the man who you helped when he had nothing.

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Why would he attack Lucy?

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Why would he leave her on the common?

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-Have you not thought about this?

-Of course I have.

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It'll all come out at the trial.

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I can't wait that long. I need this.

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Is there not anything that we can do?

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That's what we've been left with, OK? That's all we've got.

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Don't you want to ask him? Don't you want to see him for yourself?

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Just look into his eyes?

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Leave him to rot.

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-Have you spoken to Sonia?

-What?

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-Did you know she's got a disciplinary at the hospital?

-Yeah.

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I'm not made of glass! Why didn't you tell me?

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No, I just thought it'd be best not to worry about that.

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Why not? That's all I do these days is worry.

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Make a change to worry about something else.

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She thinks she's going to lose her job over me.

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Don't be silly. It's not because of you.

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Because she's so exhausted from covering my shifts!

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Has she even told them I've got cancer?

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I don't know.

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Have you thought about how we'll cope if she can't cover my shifts?

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Yes, I have thought about it and I'm on top of it.

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Yeah, course you have. Sorry. You're doing a great job.

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I'm... I'm proud of you.

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Listen, darlin', it's me again. Have you told them that I'm ill?

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Well, why not?

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It's a hospital trust, they're not going to give you the sack

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because you're helping your sick mother out...

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Hello? Is that Roger?

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Yeah, Alfie Moon gave me your number.

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Yeah, that's right. He said you might have a bit of gear for me to sell?

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No! No!

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Alfie Moon's getting mullered by a girl...

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Shut up. It's the puke on her dress that's putting me off.

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-That's what it is.

-Oh, excuses, excuses...

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Listen, Tosh, tell me to mind my own business if you want,

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but you know, about you having a kid and all of that...

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what do you have to do? Is it like a turkey baster or something?

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-What, you volunteering?

-Oh, can you imagine that?

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That's a conversation I'd love to have with Kat,

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-can you imagine that one, eh?

-We'll go to a clinic or something.

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That's if I ever get Tina to agree to it.

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Yeah, but if she didn't,

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it's the kind of thing you can do on your own, isn't it?

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I mean, that's the wonderful thing about being a woman, you see,

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when it comes to having kids you got the head start on us fellas.

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I know that.

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Nah, I wouldn't want a family without Tina being a part of it.

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Like, I didn't even want to go to the ball without her!

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Tonight was meant to be our night!

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I suppose she did make an effort.

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Might have guessed she'd mess it up.

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She shouldn't be allowed out on her own.

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Terry, take the darts off her.

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-Oi, it's my turn!

-No, no, no.

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Come on now, listen, I want you to go and get yourself cleaned up

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and go and sort things out.

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-It's cos I'm beating you!

-No, no,

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it's not cos you're beating me... I went easy cos you're a lovely lady.

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Go and find Tina and tell her that you love her. Go on.

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-Go on!

-Yeah, go on, clear off. Get out, you're boring us.

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Didn't get us a drink in at all...

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Not one drink you got for us, Tosh.

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-Next time I'm going to slaughter you both.

-Oh, listen to her!

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She's got the swagger, ain't she, eh?

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Right, come on, me and you, 501. You go first. Here we go.

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I gave this to your mum when we got married.

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Yes.

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I put it on her finger

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and I told her I'd love her forever.

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Then when she took you two away,

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she took it off her finger and she gave it back to me.

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But I kept it.

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There's been times when I've really, really struggled for money,

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but I've never sold it.

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I couldn't.

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Cos of what it means to me.

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And now...

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..I'd like to give this to you.

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-Would you like it?

-Yes.

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-What I'll do...

-OK.

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I'll get your mum to put it away somewhere safe for you, yeah?

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And then when you get a little bit older,

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you can put it on your finger

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and you can think of Daddy

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and how much he loves you. Yeah?

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-This is great, ain't it?

-Yeah!

-Come here.

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Come here. Come here.

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-The three of us together.

-Can we go to Mum's for tea?

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We can do whatever you want.

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I wish we could stay with you.

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-Yeah, I'd like that too.

-Can we?

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She'll come back from the ball and she won't say a word...

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Well, she needs to let you off the lead sometimes.

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It's not like that.

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Are you sure? Cos from where I'm standing

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it looks like she doesn't let you have any fun!

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She sucks it out of you like a vampire.

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Aww, no, don't say that!

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She's just got it in her head how I should be.

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How we should be.

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Well, that's why I like being single.

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Well, I like how she is, all right, I like feeling needed.

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Yeah, well, don't worry about her,

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let her go and get SS on somebody else.

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You, me and tequila. This is the future.

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He's just popped out.

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I saw Phil, he said you went to see Jake.

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Do you think he's innocent, too?

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Well, the police think he's guilty.

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Oh, the police. That's great...

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I mean, they never arrest the wrong person, do they?

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I mean, it's not like you ever turn on the news

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and see that they've arrested the wrong person.

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I can't sleep. Just tell me that he did it.

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Tell me that you're a hundred percent sure that he's guilty.

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I can't.

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What's this?

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The cab that took Jake and Lucy that night.

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-I'm going to find the driver.

-What for?

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Well, he'd have seen the two of them together.

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So, if they had a row or something, he would have heard it.

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-He'd know how drunk Jake was.

-Leave it to the police, Peter.

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The police? The police? They haven't found him.

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He's unlicensed.

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I'm going to take these flyers out and I'm going to find him.

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Peter, I really don't think you should...

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If it was me that was dead, Lucy would be tearing down walls,

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trying to find out who did it.

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I owe this to her.

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I ruined your night.

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It's OK. I phoned, said I was sick.

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-You probably didn't miss much.

-Probably, yeah.

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I'm really sorry, Tosh.

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I did want to go to the ball, and I know how much it meant to you.

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I just... I got really nervous. That's why I had some drinks.

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-And I probably shouldn't have...

-It's all right.

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And I'm really sorry about your dress.

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You looked so fit in it.

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You must think I'm a right mess.

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I never think that.

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I just think it's a shame.

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I was looking forward to showing you off.

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I wouldn't have fitted in anyway.

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You'd fit in anywhere.

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Should I make us some coffee?

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I'll have a cup of tea, if you're putting the kettle on.

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Do you mind if we have some time alone?

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I pay rent here, too. And technically, it's a communal area.

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I want to be alone with my girlfriend.

0:25:510:25:53

Oh, sorry, I forgot it's all about what you want.

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-You're right, Tina, she really is needy.

-Needy?

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-I never meant it as a bad thing...

-I'm not needy!

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You're the one with the umbilical cord still attached to your family!

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-This has nothing to do with them!

-Oh, really?

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I thought everything had everything to do with them!

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You can go and sleep with them tonight. You ain't sleeping with me.

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You don't deserve someone that constantly brings you down like that.

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Yeah...

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I deserve better than you, Tosh!

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DOOR SLAMS

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I'm sorry you've been stuck with me...

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Don't be silly!

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I just wish there was something I could say that would help.

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You have helped. Just talking to someone's helped.

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Oh, good, everything will work out. You'll see. It always does.

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Don't forget, you're their mum. No-one knows them like you do.

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If you think this modelling is the best thing for William,

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then you've got to do it.

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Billy will come round.

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He ain't got much of a choice, has he?

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No, I don't know. Suppose I've got a decision to make, haven't I?

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You've already made the decision, haven't you?

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Guys! We've got chips!

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Pops?

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Pops?

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Lo?

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What?

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Oh, no! Janet? William?

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Oh, Billy, what have you done?

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Where are we going?

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We're going on our holidays.

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TOGETHER: Yes!!

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-You'd like that, wouldn't you?

-Yes.

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