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CHATTERING

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Come on, then. Take it easy, Les.

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That's it - you're doing great, Grandad.

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Paul, darling, get the door.

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Oh! Can't tell you how good it feels to be home.

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It's... It's locked.

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Been online-shopping, then?

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Yeah, and I was hoping it was going to arrive last week!

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SHE YAWNS

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Oh, sorry. I was up early seeing Mick off.

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-He's, er, gone to Prague, for a stag do.

-Oh.

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It's not even a good mate that's getting married.

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And don't get me started about the wedding -

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do you know how many bridesmaids she's having? 24!

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And all in orange.

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It's going to look like an Oompa Loompa works outing.

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-I'm dreading it.

-Bye, then.

-Yeah.

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-Oh, morning!

-All right?

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Shirley.

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-How, er... How are things with Buster?

-Brilliant.

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We spent an hour last night talking about a nice bit of trout

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and then he spent the next eight hours snoring.

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After his lordship's had his fill, I said I'd take Dad to the hospital.

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Send Jane my love.

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Yeah.

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Good boy. Good boy.

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Hm. You know, I can always delay Dad.

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You know the rules - not in this house.

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Oh! She's not going to know!

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Yes, she will - trust me.

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Anyway, I've been thinking...

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do you, er...

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Do you not think it's time me and you got our own place?

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I thought you wanted to go slow.

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I did, but now I want to speed things up a bit.

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Yeah? Sounds good to me. Where?

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-Around here?

-Yeah.

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Well, it makes sense, doesn't it?

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More people to call on to babysit.

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Sooner the better.

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Les is back from the hospital. He...

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He's got to take things easy.

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He can't get any stress.

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Billy?

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I'm sorry. I...

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I just can't believe that he's...

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one of them blokes.

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What do you mean?

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You know.

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I took him in.

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My kids call him Uncle Les.

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He's still your friend.

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He is still Les.

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No.

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No, he's not.

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And how can you...?

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Stay with him?

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Because I love him.

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Why haven't you opened up?

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The idea of...

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In that case, it might be best if we just call it a day.

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Could I please have our keys back?

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I'm sorry it's come to this, Billy.

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We care about you.

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And Honey and the children.

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Have you...? Have you told Honey?

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My kids played dress-up with him.

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Corpses I can work with, but this...

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I can't...

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I can't work with...p...

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Perv... Perverts.

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Well, it's a present.

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See, I got it engraved - "In memory of Peggy Mitchell."

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I wanted to do it, as landlady,

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you know, for a much-loved former landlady.

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Lovely, Phil?

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What do we want with a bell?

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It's for the Vic, for us to call time on.

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It's not for us, then?

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Phil, you're bleeding.

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His, um, his blood won't clot properly. Keeps happening...

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It's nothing to worry about, though.

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Um, well, I thought we could have an unveiling.

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12:30 in the Vic?

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Hm, I'll let the family know.

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Right, well, I... I best get back.

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I'll see you later, Phil.

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Mum...

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Mum would have liked it.

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Thanks.

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Oh, Sharon. You look exhausted.

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Yeah, I didn't get much sleep last night.

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Is it to do with Gavin?

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No.

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No. He's nothing to do with me any more.

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Listen, if I tell you something...?

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Not a word to anyone, I swear.

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You know my mate Michelle?

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Oh, the one in America?

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-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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Well, I phoned her. It was a while ago, you know?

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When we found out Peggy was dying.

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A while later, a letter arrived for Peggy from Michelle.

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But Peggy had died so, I opened it.

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What did it say?

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I can't stop thinking about it. I don't know what to do.

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It might help to talk about it.

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I'm sorry, I can't.

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It's something to do with the family,

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-something big.

-Right.

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Sorry.

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Right. I'll pass that on. Thank you for calling.

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That's Joe from the stonemason's - he's asking about Grandad.

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Nan?

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Billy knows...about your grandad's secret.

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I wanted to defend him.

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But I couldn't, because I agreed with everything he said.

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He called your grandad a pervert.

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Your grandad promised me that Chr...

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She was dead...over with.

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He lied to me.

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And now everyone is going to find out.

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Ugh!

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PHONE CHIRPS

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Lauren.

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She's looking at flats for us.

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But we're staying in Walford.

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You'll still see Louis.

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I remember the flat your mum and me had.

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Number three.

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It wasn't much, but when you went inside

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you could just close the doors on the rest of the world.

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Jane will get better.

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Yeah, yeah, course she will.

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Yeah, you said so yourself, they're really good here.

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Yeah, the best.

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I just want everything to be right again.

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Yeah, she knows that, Dad.

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Does she?

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Steven, she's the strong one.

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You're right. She's going to get better,

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no matter what it takes.

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That's the spirit.

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Mr Beale?

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Are you ready for us?

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Yes, but...I'm afraid I have to tell you it's not good news.

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Yeah. You need to say you're there to collect Mrs Czajkowski.

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Yeah, er, hang about...

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C-Z-A-J-K-O.

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Yeah, that's right.

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Come up to the flat when you get back. Bye.

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What did he say?

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Have you seen that, er, diet sheet the doctor gave us?

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Pam, tell me!

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You're not to get stressed, you heard what the doctor said.

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That bad, eh?

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We agreed that it would be for the best if he stopped working with us.

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He's going to tell people, isn't he?

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Everyone will know.

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We're finished here, Les.

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Now, if your old man don't like that piece of cod, missus, divorce him.

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Because there's no hope.

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Hello, Kathy. What can I do you for?

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Well, I thought I fancied something a bit special tonight.

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Yeah? I think I've got something that'll satisfy.

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How about a nice piece of salmon, firm and tasty?

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Yeah. Looks very nice.

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Yeah, it is.

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I tell you what, I'm picking some scallops up later.

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I could throw them in.

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Sounds great. What time you thinking?

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Seven?

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Perfect.

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All right, see you then.

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Maybe he won't tell anyone.

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Why wouldn't he?

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Les, I've been thinking -

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I know you're not going to like it,

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but I honestly think it's our only option.

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I think we should sell up.

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Retire and move away.

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Somewhere...

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Somewhere where no-one knows who we are.

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Oh, yeah, sorry, I know you need to get back.

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-I'll walk with you.

-Mate, it's fine. What's wrong?

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Nan. She's in a state.

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DOOR OPENS

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Your dad about?

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Er, he's upstairs. I think he's asleep.

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Right. Can I go up?

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I'll check.

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How can you call my grandad a pervert?

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I mean, you of all people.

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You know how people talk.

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Jay never knew that girl was underage.

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Whereas your grandad, he knows exactly what he's doing

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every time he slips on his frillies.

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My nan's in pieces because of you threatening her!

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Hey. I never threatened her, all right? Or Les.

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I just don't want anything to do with it.

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Have you told anyone?

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They've been nothing but good friends to you, you know they have.

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Who's this you're talking about?

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Les and Pam.

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I've quit my job.

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That's why I've come to see your old man, you know,

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to see if he knows of anything going.

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Why have you quit?

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Wasn't for me, Ben.

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Can I go up, then?

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Yes, Billy.

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We'll talk on the way, yeah?

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Tell them not to worry, yeah?

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It won't taste the same, but you can't have butter.

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-I'm not hungry.

-You've got to eat.

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Oh, Les.

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Babe has bled us dry.

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If we carry on, we're going to be bankrupt.

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This way, she can do her worst and it won't matter

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because we won't be here.

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If more people find out, I'm sure we could deal with it.

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I mean, it's got to be better than...giving up.

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Losing everything we've built.

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I can't face the shame, Les. I can't.

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All right. OK.

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I've put you through enough, I won't put you through any more.

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If that's what you really want.

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I'll go to the estate agent's and get this place valued.

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It's only bricks and mortar.

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Jane, you have got to listen to them,

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otherwise you won't get better.

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This is what I'm talking about.

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Jane was doing well, making progress,

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but now she won't cooperate at all.

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Why not?

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I just want to be left alone.

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Come on, Jane, you're not going to get any better if...

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I do not have to do anything.

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Without therapy, she's going to remain just as she is.

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If you came home, would you do your therapies?

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I don't know.

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Dad, let's get her home.

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Is that even possible?

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She might be more psychologically cooperative if at home,

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but I really don't think it's a good idea.

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-I wouldn't recommend it.

-But it could happen?

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Please.

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All right.

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That's what we're going to do. Jane's, er... We'll get it sorted.

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I think you're underplaying the amount of help Jane needs.

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Jane is going to come home. We will make it work.

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Good idea.

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What d'you drag her in here for?

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It's my turn today - and I need a drink, all right?

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And I can hardly leave her at home, can I?

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Yeah, well, I told you it wasn't a good idea taking her in.

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Two gin and tonics, please, Linda.

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I know you.

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Yeah. It's Linda, Mum.

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Mick's wife.

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You keep away from my Stan! Tart!

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-Tina.

-All right.

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Just sit over there, Mum, all right?

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I'll be over in a minute. Stay there.

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You keep her well away from me.

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I don't want it in spitting distance.

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D'you want another one?

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Can I have a lemonade this time,

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-and a packet of salt and vinegar crisps?

-Yeah.

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I, er... I got Sharon's text.

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Oh, yeah, she, er... She said you'd understand.

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Dad's in no state to come and she didn't want to leave him on his own.

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Yeah, no, course.

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Linda, sorry, can we do this?

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Just cos I've only got 15 minutes for my lunch.

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Oh, right. Yeah. Teen.

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Um, er...

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Can I have a bit of hush, ladies and gents?

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As most of you know,

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er, Peggy Mitchell was the former landlady of the Queen Vic

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and, um, a few days ago she was...

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She was laid to rest.

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Her death hasn't just affected her family,

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but all those who knew and loved her.

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So, as tribute to Peggy,

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me and Mick have had this new pub bell made.

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And now I'd like to ask Roxy, her niece, to, er...

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ring it for the first time.

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Right, here we go!

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SHE RINGS BELL

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Right, well, I didn't actually prepare anything to say.

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So, Linda and Mick, thank you for this.

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Auntie Peggy, she was... She was tough, you know?

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Like Queen Victoria herself, she was a woman not to be messed with!

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Too true!

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But she had a heart of gold.

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And she loved this place.

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And she loved you, her punters.

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Even though she didn't always agree with you!

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And you all loved her right back.

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And she knew that.

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Anyway, to my auntie...

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Peggy.

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To Peggy!

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Listen, Paul. Look, you know how I feel about you, don't you?

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It's just I feel uncomfortable, you know, in front of other people.

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He's going into hospital tomorrow to have his stomach drained.

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-He's staying overnight.

-Is that right?

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You can go see him if you want.

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Why would I want to do that?

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How about Worthing? Mim loves it down there.

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I'm not spending what life I've got left

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in the company of your sister, thank you very much.

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Somewhere else on the coast. We could have a garden.

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Sit there when the weather's nice.

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-Potter about, maybe take up bowls.

-Oh!

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Everyone has to slow down some time.

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Slow down, yes. Grind to a halt? No.

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Even without people knowing,

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we've got to face it, Les.

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Your heart attack was a warning -

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for both of us.

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Well, it wasn't that big an attack.

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All right, yeah. It's just...

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In your head you're 18. I'm the same.

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Unfortunately, the mirror doesn't agree with us.

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Well, you're still as beautiful as you were when you were 18.

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I want to enjoy every minute that we have left.

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Well, maybe Worthing is a good idea.

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But you just said...

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Birdie, we both know wives tend to outlive their husbands.

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Let me finish.

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I don't want you left on your own.

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Despite what I think of Mim,

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the pair of you are close.

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You've always been all the company I've ever wanted.

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But you know you need to have people around you.

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Stop talking like this.

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Well, you started it, Birdie. Now you listen to me.

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We've got our golden wedding coming up

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and, I'm telling you, we'll see our diamond as well.

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OK?

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But you're right.

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I've had a wake-up call.

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It's time to hang up my top hat.

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Time to close the stall.

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We've been together now 48 years.

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# And it don't seem a day too much... #

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Oh, Les!

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# Cos there ain't a lady living in the land

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# As I'd swap

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-BOTH:

-# For my dear old Dutch. #

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Have I interrupted something?

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Yeah, it went really well.

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It's a shame you and Phil couldn't make it.

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Oh, no, no, of course. Of course I understand.

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Listen, I've been thinking about what you said earlier.

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Are you on your own?

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Can I pop over?

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All right, I'll be with you in a minute.

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She ain't going to bite.

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Just sit with her whilst I go to the loo.

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You brought any haddock home?

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Eh?

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I suppose if she asked you,

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you'd not forget her haddock, would you?

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Sorry, who?

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You know.

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Dunno why you married me.

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I... I married you because I love you.

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Oh, Stan, do you mean it?

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Yeah, of course I do.

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Why don't you stop it?

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She's confused enough, you're just making it worse.

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You babysit her, then.

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Where's he gone?

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That's not Stan.

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Stan's not with us any more.

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You remember your uncle Stan, don't you?

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He's my dad, and I'm Shirley.

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Tell you a secret -

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Stan don't do much for me no more, if you know what I mean!

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He loves me, though.

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That's what is important.

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You hypocrite.

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Didn't stop you jumping on any bloke

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that bought you a gin, though, did it?

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You still walked out on him.

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Why? He's not...

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He's not going to say anything.

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We can't take the risk.

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There is no risk.

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Oh, come on, it's Billy - we can trust him.

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Not any more.

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And even if we could, moving away is for the best.

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You're going to rattle with these in you.

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The one thing I'm good at is making friends.

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Your friends are here!

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And the business.

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Grandad, it means everything to you!

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Yeah. It doesn't mean as much as your nan does.

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For chest pain.

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Your grandad is alive,

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and I want to make the rest of his life as stress-free as possible.

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So, please, accept our decision.

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It'll all be fine,

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and Ben can come and stay with us for holidays.

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You think that I'm going with you?

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Well, yes.

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You can run away if you want to. I'm going nowhere.

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You just seemed so worried about the whole thing.

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It's like I said, Linda - I really can't talk about it.

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Yeah, I know, I know... but there must be something that can stop you worrying.

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You've got enough on your plate.

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Yeah, well, that's just it.

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f Phil wasn't like he is,

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I'd be on the first flight to Florida.

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Well, then go.

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Don't worry about Phil.

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I'll rally the troops, we'll all pitch in.

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-Book your ticket. Go on!

-Really?

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Then you can sort it all out. You might even get a bit of rest.

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-You're going to need it with what's to come.

-If you're sure, thank you.

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-Of course I am.

-KNOCK AT DOOR

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Coming.

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Oh, you all right, Shirley?

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Yeah.

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Roxy said that Phil's going in hospital.

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Yeah, yeah, tomorrow.

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Can I see him?

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Well, he's having a sleep.

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Be better if you called at the hospital tomorrow.

0:23:370:23:39

Er, is that a good idea?

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I mean, won't he need his rest?

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Nah, I'm sure he'd love to see you.

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Actually, Shirley, if you want to get involved more,

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I'm going away for a bit at the end of the week.

0:23:460:23:49

-Really?

-Hm.

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No. I'm not leaving you.

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That's final.

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I don't... I don't want to lose my family.

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It's like we said with your gran...

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Well, it's more, actually.

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They've all I've known for most of my life.

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Listen, you've...

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You've just got to make sure you still see plenty of them.

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Well, suppose I took the business on?

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Coker And Sons would continue and that would please Grandad -

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and it's a good business.

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Then maybe we could get a place...

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you know, live together?

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There is another idea.

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Well, he'll know where we are and we'll know where he is.

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This is all because of Ben.

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If he wasn't on the scene,

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then Paul would want to come with us.

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But Ben IS on the scene - and I'm glad of it.

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You know, it's time to move on.

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He's been mine since he was one year old.

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KNOCK AT DOOR

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Come in.

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Um, Ben's here.

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What if you moved away,

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like you said,

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only you only sold the flat,

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kept the business on.

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I can't commute, Paul.

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You wouldn't have to.

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I'd take it over.

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You can't run an undertaker's on your own.

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He wouldn't be on his own.

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Ben wants to join me.

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Here, running the business.

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We'd be managers, so it would still be yours,

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still bring you an income.

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I'm staying here with Ben no matter what you decide.

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Only this way we'll still be working together.

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I can't just not have you in my life.

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I'd be a good undertaker, I know I would.

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I've always said you would.

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Look, I know things aren't great between you and Buster,

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but being with Phil ain't the answer.

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He came onto me at Easter time.

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He said he still had feelings for me and we should get back together.

0:26:150:26:18

-I told him to get lost.

-Well, good.

0:26:180:26:21

But at least he wanted me. Buster just looks straight through me.

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Shirley, if he said he wants you

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it's because he's playing with your feelings.

0:26:260:26:28

Right? You've got to remember everything he's done to you!

0:26:280:26:32

He's no good for you -

0:26:320:26:33

he's no good for Sharon, but she's married to him.

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You and Buster, you're the big Hollywood romance,

0:26:350:26:37

-but you and Phil, you're a disaster movie!

-Have you heard yourself?

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You know what I mean.

0:26:400:26:41

You've got a real relationship.

0:26:410:26:44

All right? Don't throw it away.

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DOOR OPENS

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-Hiya.

-Hey.

-How's Jane?

0:26:510:26:54

Er, not great, really.

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She's refusing their help.

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That's not good.

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No.

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OK, so here's the thing.

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Dad is pushing to bring her home,

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cos she says she'll cooperate with the therapist if she's here.

0:27:100:27:13

But in order for all that to work,

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she's going to need people around her to care for her all the time,

0:27:150:27:18

more than just Dad and Gran.

0:27:180:27:20

So I think we should offer to move in there.

0:27:200:27:24

What? I've been... I've been looking at flats for us all day!

0:27:260:27:30

I know. I know it's not the same as having a place of our own,

0:27:300:27:34

but I think we'd have the whole first floor.

0:27:340:27:37

Dad's talking about putting a bedroom downstairs.

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If you don't want to I'll totally understand,

0:27:390:27:42

but it just feels like the right thing to do.

0:27:420:27:46

I think we're needed.

0:27:460:27:48

So, what do you think?

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KNOCK AT DOOR Just a minute.

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Sorry about that, we're a bit short-staffed today, and...

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Hello, Pam.

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It's been a long time.

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Get out!

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-I'm here about Paul.

-No!

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You can't bully me any more, Pam.

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He's my son. I have rights.

0:28:230:28:25

You get out, and don't you ever come back again!

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