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Is it true?

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No, of course not. She's lying.

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Is WHAT true?

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That was the answer.

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Is what true?

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Why?

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Ask your mate in the pub.

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Mick?

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In front of everyone in the pub - says I was scum.

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But who's standing tall now?

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And who's got their face in the gutter?

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Anyway, I thought she knew.

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Take the afternoon off.

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Denise.

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Denise, please.

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Come on, can we talk about this?

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-Come on. Denise, just open the door.

-Ian?

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What you doing here?

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I don't know, I just...

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I thought I'd visit.

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-What's up with Denise?

-Nothing. Look, just go inside.

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The back door's open. I'll be in in a minute, all right? Denise!

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Oh, come on, love, please.

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Rainie's told Denise. Mick, what did you say to her?

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-Hold up a minute...

-No, Mick, what did you say to her?

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I'm sorry, all right. I don't know what to do.

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-I mean, Denise is holed up in the shop.

-So you go and talk to her.

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She won't open the door.

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At least she won't open the door to me.

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Oh, no, listen, listen. I've got myself in enough aggravation.

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-Yeah, I know, Mick, I know...

-She's not going to want to talk to me, is she?

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-She's going to know I've been lying for you.

-Please.

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I don't know what Rainie's said to her.

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She could have said I'm a long-term customer or something.

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I need to tell Denise that it was a one-off mistake.

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Oh, come on, Mick, please, I'm desperate.

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Don't get involved.

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CINDY GROANS

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Right, I've got five missed calls here from Gina.

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What are you playing at, Cindy?

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I mean, do they even know you're here?

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'Course. They're probably just checking I arrived.

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-Right, well, you need to go.

-Go? I just got here!

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Now's not a good time, OK?

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Denise, please, don't do anything stupid, OK?

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I mean, what that woman said, it's not how it seems.

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Please just come home and we can talk about this.

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-Is Denise OK?

-Why are you here?

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I wanted to see everyone. I've been worried about you all.

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-Right, and you couldn't call?

-No, I wanted to surprise you.

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So if I phone Gina up, that's what she's going to say, is it?

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It's not been good there.

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Oh, Cindy, when has anywhere ever been good enough for you?

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-That's not fair.

-I'm guessing you've had a row, OK?

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So you just phone her up and you make peace. Got it?

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You wouldn't say that if you knew what they were up to.

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I am not their biggest fan, but Gina and your gran,

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-they just want to look after you.

-No, they don't!

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What you going to say to her, anyway?

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I don't know. I'll think of something.

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To achieve what, exactly?

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The man's lost his daughter.

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And where's your daughter, Mick?

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Maybe you should spend more time

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thinking about what you're going to say to her.

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The baby's all they talk about, it's all they think about. I'm just a walking womb.

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Maybe it's cos you're no longer the centre of attention.

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That's what happens when you have a baby.

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If I stay there, it won't be my baby.

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Gina wants to adopt it.

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Adopt your baby? Gina?

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-She's acting like it's hers already.

-Yeah, well, she can't do that.

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Pestering. Wearing me down. She even went to see a lawyer.

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-Cindy, I am finding this very hard to believe.

-It's true.

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This is what always happens when you turn up -

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the whole world has to stop spinning.

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It's drama, crisis, me-me-me.

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Well, guess what - I'm having a crisis as well.

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You're going to have to wait. Got it?

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Denise!

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Denise!

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Denise?

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I'm here to see Mick.

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Oh, well, he just...he popped out.

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-I can tell him you called if you want.

-No, no. I'll wait.

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PHONE RINGS

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Nance?

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Nance, can we talk about this, please? I know I've made a rick.

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I had my reasons, but can you just....just hear me out?

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And please don't even bother following me.

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Right, make yourself a sandwich, get yourself a drink.

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I know what you teenagers are like. You probably haven't had anything since first thing this morning.

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-See you in a bit.

-Where are you going?

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I've got things to do, all right?

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-What's the matter?

-Nothing. It's just stomach cramps.

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Do you know, it's really irresponsible of them

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to let you travel like this.

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How much longer you got? Another couple of weeks?

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It's next week.

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I think you're having those Braxton-Hicks contractions.

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Nothing to worry about. I'll get you some paracetamol while I'm out.

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-Don't go.

-Cindy, I've got to, it's important.

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Don't leave me alone!

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SHE SCREAMS IN PAIN

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Cindy?

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Cindy? Cindy...

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Whoa, OK, listen!

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How long you been having these tummy pains?

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-Cindy?

-Just go away! Just go away!

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SHE GROANS

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There we go.

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For the shock.

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I know why you want to talk to Mick, but it ain't going to help.

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So how long you known?

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Just found out.

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That woman. She was in here, and it all kicked off.

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In front of the whole pub?

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What?

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Someone up there's got a funny old sense of humour.

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Only a week back, here I was, judging you and...

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So why do you think he did it?

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I dunno. I mean, that's between you and Ian.

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No, not Ian.

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I can understand Ian - he's a toerag wanting to get his leg over.

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No, Mick. Why would Mick do that for him?

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Put you through all that?

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Suppose he thought Ian had enough to deal with.

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He made a mistake. I'm sorry.

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It's none of my business,

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but maybe it ain't Mick you should be talking to.

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Why don't you take yourself home, sort this out?

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He's probably sat there, worried half to death, hating himself.

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Oh, I do hope so.

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CINDY WAILS LOUDLY

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Right, I've just picked up the messages from Gina.

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She reckons your waters broke this morning.

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No, that's what she says. That they broke this morning

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and by the time it took her to phone the maternity ward, you'd gone.

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Cindy, what were you thinking? Coming all this way like that?

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I told you what it's been like there.

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I told you what she was doing. Were you even listening?

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-You could have called me!

-What would you have done?

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I'd have tried to speak to her.

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Tell you what, I'll give her a call, we can sort this out.

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-I don't want to go back. I'm never going back!

-Fine, we'll discuss it later.

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But I need to know how long you've been having these contractions.

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That's not what they are.

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All right, these tummy pains, then,

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-cos I think you're in an early labour.

-No!

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-All right, just listen, how long?

-I don't know! I don't know!

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-Come on, Cindy, you must know!

-On the train.

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-They started on the train.

-Which train were on? What time?

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I don't know, seven something. Seven.

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You've been having these contractions for five hours?

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What have you been doing all day? How did you get here in this state?

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I don't know. I just knew I had to. I had to.

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-They're coming again! They're coming again!

-OK, OK...

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It's all right, just listen, just focus on me, OK? Just listen.

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Right, we're going to let this pass

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-and then we're going to get in the car, OK?

-OK.

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You got that? Yeah? Just breathe.

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OK, go. But I'm just going to keep following ya.

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Get it through your thick skull that I do not want to talk to you!

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OK, well, then, how about I just... plot here...and we just sit?

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I'm going to be straight with you, Nance, I'm struggling here.

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I made a mistake. And I hold my hands up.

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And I wish you hadn't seen what you saw in the pub,

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but I can't help but think this is a little bit of an overreaction, no?

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Do you hate all women, then, or is it just the sad, damaged ones?

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I don't hate women. I'm not particularly fond of that one.

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Cheap, dirty excuse for a woman, you called her...

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-If you knew what she'd done...

-I don't care what she's done.

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You don't speak to people like that.

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Least of all some defenceless little crackhead.

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I'm sorry. I was angry and I lost it.

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I'm sorry you saw that and you had to hear that.

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What is this really about?

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I think it's about seeing who you really are.

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-You know who I am. I'm your dad.

-Yeah, you are.

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And to think I've always been so proud of you, my dad,

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a cut above the rest, a proper gent.

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Well, what kind of gentleman lies to his family

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and throws a broken woman out on the street?

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You tell me, Dad,

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cos you ain't the only one struggling to understand here.

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CINDY GASPS IN PAIN

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-Is it easing? Has it stopped?

-Yeah.

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Your bag's in the car. The car's outside.

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We need to get going before you have another one of these - up you come.

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-Cindy! What are you doing?

-I'm not going to hospital!

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No, listen to me, love. The baby's on its way.

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We need to get you somewhere safe. Now come with me.

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You touch me and I'll scream and I'll bite

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and I'll scratch your eyes out!

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You are impossible, just like your mother.

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Have you got any idea what I'm giving up, being here with you?

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No, you haven't! And it's pointless, cos you won't even let me help!

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-I'm not having this baby!

-I've got news for you.

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You're way past the point in which you get a say in the matter!

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Nothing's changed, Nance.

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I'm still me, I'm still your dad.

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You know I wouldn't carry on like this behind your back.

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I've defended you - I've nearly had a fight over this.

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And you were right.

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When those people were saying I'd done wrong, you was right.

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Yeah, well why do I feel like this? I feel like I've been mugged off. And for what?

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So you could protect some nasty little perv?

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I just can't believe you'd lie to me.

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I didn't lie to you.

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No? All right.

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That time when you was all suited up.

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Said you was going for a meeting with the bank manager.

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Is that true?

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-No.

-No.

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And when Cora baited you up in the pub,

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and Mum said she just got mixed up or something. You agreed.

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You lied. Mum lied.

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Don't blame your mum, OK? It was my call.

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We talked it through. She promised she was going to keep shtoom.

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-It hasn't been easy for her.

-Why did you do that to her, then?

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For someone that you barely know.

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Because I thought it was the right thing.

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And it wasn't, and I got it wrong, but I gave Ian my word.

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No, it's not my daughter. All right, can you just send an ambulance?

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Every couple of minutes or so. And a midwife as well.

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CINDY WAILS

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Hold on, it sounds like she's having another one.

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I dunno, hang on.

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Last one was two and a half minutes ago.

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so what does that mean?

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Right, what are we talking here?

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Are we looking at five minutes? Five hours?

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Just hurry up and send an ambulance.

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SHE WAILS LOUDLY

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-What are you playing at?

-I shouldn't have come.

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No, too flamin' right you shouldn't have come here.

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-You hate me.

-Oh, Cindy, look, come on, love.

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Look, don't be ridiculous, I don't hate you.

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SHE CRIES

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Please, make it stop. It hurts so much.

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I wish I was dead. I wish I was dead like my mum.

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No...no, you don't. Look, listen to me. Listen to me.

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Listen to me, love. Everything's going to be fine, OK?

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You're just having a baby. It's going to be really soon.

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-I'm scared.

-I know.

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What if it kills me?

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No, hey, listen. Listen, hey, it's not going to kill you.

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I killed my mum!

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-No, listen, come here, come here, listen.

-I...

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No, no, you didn't kill your mum, OK.

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A blood clot killed your mum, and listen, trust me on this,

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you haven't got a blood clot.

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You're just going to be having a baby, OK?

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And it's going to be fine.

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Everything's going to be fine, all right?

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-I need to push. Should I push?

-Um...

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Do you really think this is how I thought it was going to pan out?

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I thought I'd have half an hour in court,

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get a rap on the knuckles, pay the fine and off I trot.

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Yeah, and when it started to go wrong...

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If I had told you, you'd have had to make a decision.

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-What decision?

-Same as your mum.

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You lie for Ian or you lolly him up.

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And you really think I couldn't handle that?

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I've made some bigger decisions than that in my life.

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Yeah, and they worked out well, didn't they?

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-I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that.

-No, no, no, you should.

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Cos now we're really getting to the heart of the problem.

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-And that is you treating me like a kid.

-Well, you are a kid.

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And you're my kid. And you will always be my kid.

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And you don't like your dad at the moment? Tough.

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That's another decision you didn't get to make.

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But I refuse to apologise for making a decision

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without calling on a family meeting.

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What, even if it blatantly affected all of us?

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What was I supposed to say?

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"By the way, our neighbour's been nicked for kerb crawling by the Old Bill.

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-"How do you feel about your old man taking the rap?"

-Don't patronise me.

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I'm not patronising you. I'm asking you a question.

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I don't want to fall out with you, Nance.

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You tell me what you want me to do, I will do it.

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-You can't.

-Try me.

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Because it requires an understanding that I'm not a child any more.

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It requires a bit of respect.

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There is no-one who respects you more than I do.

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No, there's no-one who loves me more.

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There's actually a really big difference.

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Cos, if you respected me,

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you'd have come to me somewhere along the line and laid out the problem.

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Said, like, "Ian Beale's screwed up, his daughter's dead,

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"he's in a big bit of bother,

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"and here's what I think we could do to help him."

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And maybe I'd have thought you was a mug, but maybe I wouldn't.

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and maybe I would've respected you.

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And even if I didn't,

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at least I would have known you respected me enough to tell me.

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Wow.

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Do you know what, Nance?

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That's exactly what I should have done.

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They'll come again, won't they?

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Yeah, they will.

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But we'll get through it together, you and me, yeah?

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Just remember what the woman said to you about...

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Breathe through your contractions, and pant when you want to push.

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Listen, Cindy. I want to apologise to you for...

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-After Lucy died.

-You don't have to.

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-No. I do. I want to explain to you.

-No, really, you don't...

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No, please. Just hear me out, all right.

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Look, I was angry with you because of what you said to the police.

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About the drugs. But I shouldn't have been.

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Because you were telling the truth.

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And I got angry with you at the funeral

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because you kept going on about the alibi and...

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Look, now everyone knows where I was the night Lucy was killed.

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And that's why Denise locked herself in the shop.

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I was somewhere I shouldn't have been.

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Right, ambulance is on its way, all right,

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I've left the front door open, I've got the towels ready and everything.

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SHE SCREAMS It's all right, I'm here, darling. I'm here.

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It's OK, it's OK. Just get yourself comfy, that's it.

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All right, just remember what she said.

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Remember what she said, all right. Just breathe.

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-I need to push! I need to push!

-No, no, no, you can't do that, no.

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-Ow!

-Hello, are you still there? Right, yeah, listen to me.

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She's saying she really needs to push.

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SHE SCREAMS

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Right, OK, yeah. Yeah, I can do that, yeah.

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Yeah...

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Uh, right. The thing is, I...

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I can see the head.

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I just came to see how you are.

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Need anything? Tea? Coffee?

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What you doing?

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I'm waiting. I'm waiting for him to leave.

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Look, I know it's not my place,

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but you don't know what state of mind he was in when he...

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I mean, he's had some sort of breakdown before now, hasn't he?

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I really think you should talk to him first.

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Oh, no, no. I'm not talking to him. I'm not saying a word.

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I'm going to wait for him to leave that house, then I'm going to go in,

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pack a bag and go.

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OK, and Patrick?

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We'll be fine. Be hard, but we'll manage.

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It's not like I ain't been here before, is it?

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I'd rather pluck my eyes out than live with a man I can't trust.

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Even if he's only let you down the once?

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Oh, no, there's never a once. There's only a first.

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AMBULANCE SIREN

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Patrick...

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Nearly there. Nearly there. Cindy, you're doing brilliantly, love.

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You're doing brilliant, Cindy, you're doing brilliant.

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The head's nearly out. Yeah, what do I do?

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Do I grab it?

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All right, so not until the head's fully out,

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OK, yeah, I've got that, I've got that.

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Cindy, you're doing brilliantly. Just keep breathing in.

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That's it, keep panting. Nearly there. Nearly there.

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CINDY ROARS

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It's coming out. It's coming out!

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BABY CRIES

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Is it OK? Is it all right?

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She's OK.

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She?

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You've got a little girl.

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Beautiful little girl.

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Well done, you.

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A baby? You sure?

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I just seen the midwife outside.

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Must have been that Cindy girl he had living there.

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She'd be due about now.

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Explains why Ian ain't been ringing me every five minutes.

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Probably got his hands full.

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I took your advice. And I tracked Nancy down and everything's cushty.

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-That's good.

-Is that all you got to say?

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Well, what do you want me to say, Mick?

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Cleared up a bit of your own mess and now you want a medal?

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Cover the bar. I've got one of my heads.

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Cindy's downstairs.

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She's had a baby girl.

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Don't know how she got here yet, but she's here.

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Aw...

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A little girl - that's great, isn't it?

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Anyway, I thought I'd let you know, you know, in case you was worrying.

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It's just when I saw that ambulance and I thought it was you.

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Denise...

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No, don't you worry, no.

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Don't worry about a single thing.

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Just...

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Just rest.

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Get better.

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PATRICK TRIES TO SPEAK

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There's nothing wrong with her, is there?

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No, she's perfect.

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She's so tiny.

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Make the most of it - they grow up quick.

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And before you know it...

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You know, when I was away,

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I never stopped thinking about you all...about Lucy.

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Just every time I went to pick up the phone...

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I dunno, I just got scared.

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Why do you come here, Cindy?

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Well, like, I said, my nan, Auntie Gina and...

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No, forget about them.

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All right, you could've come here at any time, but you came today.

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You came here today.

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What is it? Come on, you can tell me.

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-It's stupid, cos it can't be true...

-No, come on, just tell me.

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Tell me anything.

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Been...thinking about my mum a lot.

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And when I'm here...I...

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I feel close to her.

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I dunno why that is.

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It makes it feel like...like home.

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And why does that upset you?

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Cos it's not my home, it's not - everyone hates me...

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No, they don't.

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You do.

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I'll tell you now, that's not true.

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Look, you remind me of one of my favourite people ever.

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My gran.

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Now she was a tough, no-nonsense old bird,

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always had an opinion,

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guaranteed to rile people up and she never took a backwards step.

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All right, now this place was...

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This was her house. This was her home.

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As far as I'm concerned, it's your home too.

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I'm going to look after you, OK?

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I'm going to look after you.

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I don't know what to say...

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You don't have to say anything.

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I forgive you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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