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JULIA: OK, Mrs Tembe, I'm at the station so I won't be long.

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Yes, it would have been better to take the car,

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but the meeting was in town and the traffic is a nightmare.

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No, no, I'm sure that can wait.

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Yeah, all right, see you later, bye.

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Er, can you help me? I know this is going to sound strange,

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but I think something might have happened and I just can't remember.

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Sorry, mate.

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Hi, er, I wonder if you could help me?

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Er, I know this is going to sound strange,

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but I just can't seem to remember what I'm doing here.

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Sorry, I can't help you.

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Excuse me, are you all right?

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-No, not really. I don't understand what's happening.

-How do you mean?

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Er, what I'm doing here.

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-What you mean at the station?

-I need someone to tell me.

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Please?

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It's OK, take a seat.

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It's all right, take it easy now. That's right.

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It doesn't make any sense!

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Could you take a few deep breaths?

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That's good. Take another one.

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OK, well, erm, let's see if we can start at the beginning.

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Well, I just found myself here.

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There must be some reason.

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Maybe, erm, maybe you came to take a train?

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Er, perhaps, I...

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Well, if you did, there'd be a ticket, wouldn't there?

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Yes, yes, there would!

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-No luck?

-No.

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OK, well, maybe you're here to meet somebody, then?

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I can't remember anything!

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What you don't remember ANYTHING at all?

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No, this isn't like me. I don't do this!

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-It's OK, it's all right.

-Oh...I get in a state.

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Oh, you haven't seen me on a bad day! THEY CHUCKLE

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-Look, the important thing is that we sort this out, OK?

-Yeah.

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Right, erm...

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do you think maybe you could have had an accident and banged your head?

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I don't know, I-I-I feel OK.

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Even so, I think, I think it would be best if I took you to hospital and get you checked out.

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No, please, listen, I have to stay here.

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-I thought you were going to help me?

-I am, but we need to make sure that you're OK first.

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Why can't I remember? It must have been important!

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Hang on, erm...

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All right, I'm the Practice Manager of the Mill Surgery

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and it's just a few minutes' drive from here.

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So why don't I take you there and then they can help you?

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Maybe they'll be able to explain why this is happening?

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-And you'll bring me back here?

-Yes.

-Straight after?

-Yes.

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-OK.

-OK, it's this way.

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-Careful!

-You haven't forgotten our meeting, have you?

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-No, no.

-Good.

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Busy morning?

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Oh!

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What a MESS!

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Problem?

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Well, look at this!

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Oh, my pen, it's leaked everywhere!

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Ooh, that's a nuisance, I'll get you a cloth.

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It's gone way past that!

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-Well, I'm sure with a bit of elbow grease...

-Look, it's ruined!

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Mrs Tembe, that last patient,

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I'm going to need the number for Language Line.

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Erm, I've made you a Redbush.

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Oh, that is very kind of you.

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Oh, thanks.

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You just KNOW she wants something!

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Would you like a biscuit?

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I am fine, thank you.

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Actually, Mrs Tembe, there is something that wanted to ask you.

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-Oh, I see!

-Homemade is always better than off the shelf, don't you think?

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And that banana pudding that you made for Zara

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to pass off as her own...

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Well, I know that she couldn't have made anything as lovely as that.

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So what I'm, what I'm trying to say is...

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would you make the wedding cake for me and Jimmi?

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-Sorry, I shouldn't have...

-Stop, Nurse Malone,

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I would be honoured.

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Really?

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To be part of something so special. I will not let you down.

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The moment I have a break, I will look for recipes, lots of them!

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You can be rest assured,

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you will have the finest wedding cake in all the world!

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-I saw Ellie Rivers this morning.

-Yeah?

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Well, she's not eating or sleeping properly.

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She's REALLY anxious that she's not a good enough mum.

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-Is everything all right?

-Yeah, yeah. Go on.

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Well, she still thinks that her baby's going to reject her.

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-Is this the same woman that was desperate to have a kid?

-Yep.

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It's the sort of stress

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that increases the risk of postnatal depression in a mother... PHONE RINGS

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I'm sorry, I've really got to take this.

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-What now?

-Yeah, it's my bank, they've really screwed up!

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Hello? Yes, yes, it's, it's about the, er, the charge on my account.

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Yes.

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Excuse me? No, no, it's clearly a mistake

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and I'd like to have it removed.

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Hello?

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Hello? Hello, did you hear what I just said?

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Hello? Oh, what's up with this damn phone?

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Hello? He...

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Oh, you've got to be kidding me! Shhh...oot.

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Hello, I'm Dr Cassidy. How are you feeling?

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-Well, a bit scared, to be honest.

-Well, try not to worry.

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Listen, Alan, while you're talking to Elaine,

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can you try and remember anybody that I could contact? Anyone?

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Well, erm, I'm sure there is...

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Do you think there's a wife or a partner maybe?

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I don't know, there must be.

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Or maybe you have other family? Children?

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I just can't think.

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It's OK. It can wait.

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No, no, no, give me a moment.

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Think...my wife, my wife, Rachel Aldwinkle.

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Great, that's great.

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OK, erm, any chance you could remember the number?

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Erm...

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-Well, if I had my phone...

-Do you think she works?

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Yeah, I expect so.

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Do you know where that is, Alan?

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Or what job she has?

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Well, it's something to do with housing.

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Er, surveyor, chartered surveyor, that's it.

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OK, right, well, I'll see what I can do then.

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Alan.

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Ellie's husband isn't coping with her mood swings.

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He's withdrawing rather than giving her support.

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-Is he?

-Yeah, I think he's actually making things worse.

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He's increasing her sense of isolation.

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I thought that if he realised that she had a medical problem...

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-PHONE RINGS

-I'm sorry!

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Well, that's a bit unprofessional, isn't it?

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I know, I know but I've been trying to get them all morning.

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I'll be really quick.

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Yeah, Kevin Tyler.

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Hello?

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Hello?

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HELLO?!

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Er, where were we?

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I think it's their turn to wait, don't you?

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Morning, Colin.

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OK, your BP's good.

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What's this got to do with my memory? I just want to find out what happened!

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I know, bear with me.

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Raise your arms.

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Thank you.

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OK, any pain, numbness, difficulty swallowing?

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History of epilepsy, migraine?

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I don't think so.

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-Are you on any medication?

-Not that I can remember.

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Have you ever experienced memory loss before?

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No. Can't you just tell me what's going on?

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I realise it's frustrating,

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but I need to rule out any physical causes of amnesia.

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That's what you think this is?

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You really need to be properly assessed, at a hospital.

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Without further tests, brain scan...

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Yes, but you'll have a pretty good idea?

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You can FIX this, get my memory back?

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I can't promise anything, but I'll do my best.

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Ah, hello, yes, I'd like to speak to Rachel Aldwinkle, please?

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-Hello?

-'You've reached Jane Flannery, Human Resources Manager,

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'please leave a message after the tone.'

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Er, yes, this is Julia Parsons,

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Practice Manager of the Mill Health Centre.

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I really need to speak to Rachel Aldwinkle very urgently.

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Thank you.

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So you have a vague recollection of eating breakfast,

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-but nothing after that.

-No.

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-How do you usually get to the station?

-Walk.

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Could anything have happened on the way?

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You think that's what caused this?

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It's possible something upset you, or provoked you.

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Well, er, I don't know, maybe, I just remember.

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Tell me how you were feeling this morning.

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Grumpy.

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-What reason?

-I'm always grumpy in the mornings!

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Me too.

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-Beyond that, are things OK?

-Yeah.

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Are you under any stress at the moment? Work? Family life?

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-Well, this thing with John was a bit of a shock.

-John?

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-My son, he's thinking of moving to Australia.

-And you're not happy with that?

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Rachel's convinced me Skype is the way forward.

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She's talked me into taking six months off, touring Australia,

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-New Zealand, Indonesia.

-Sounds like the trip of a lifetime!

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Well, yeah, hope so. If I'm still in one piece!

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Before, when we asked you about family you were pretty vague,

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but the memories seem to be clearer now?

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-Yes, that's right, that's good, isn't it?

-Absolutely.

-Help with the diagnosis?

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I've seen something like this before.

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The period of amnesia's fairly short-lived,

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but during that time, you lose the ability to make new memories.

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That would explain why there's this period you can't recall.

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-Yes, but as you say, the memory recovers?

-Long-term memory, yes.

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Anything you did, anything that happened while you were having the attack,

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I'm afraid that's gone for ever.

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You mean, I'll not get those memories back?!

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If my diagnosis is correct, I'm afraid not.

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It's the second on the left. Do not forget your jar.

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Hmm, "traditional wedding cakes."

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I can't think of anything more tedious.

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I have been asked to create a cake for two admired colleagues.

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YOU'RE making the cake for Cherry and Jimmi?

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Nurse Malone knows I will make her something special.

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Well, I hope they're paying you.

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I would not dream of it!

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There are some people in this world who enjoy helping others.

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Yeah, mugs.

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Well, I think it is lovely when a couple do the right thing and get married.

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It shows real values and commitment.

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I've never understood why pretending to be a virgin,

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getting drunk and dancing to Take That demonstrates commitment.

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I would not expect you to understand.

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Well, don't do anything too fancy.

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Something pink and squashy, that should do the trick.

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Oh, how about a fairytale castle?

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A castle could look very stylish -

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in a Norman style, perhaps?

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Mrs Tembe, I would get out, while you still can.

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Nurse Malone is a sensible girl.

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She appreciates others, that is why I am very happy to help.

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Personally, I'm steering clear of Bridezilla until the wedding is over

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and anyone else with any sense should do the same!

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You're going to love this!

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Ooh, what have you got?

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My mate is a potter and she tau...

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well, she told me how to make a clay pot Topiary.

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A what?

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It is a stylish and sophisticated wedding table centrepiece

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that I will try to recreate this lunchtime if you want to help me?

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You're going to use that?

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Yeah, it'll look great, once it's been sprayed gold.

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Yeah, OK, those are a little bit...

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Plastic?

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All right, Little Miss Grumpy, this is just an experiment, all right?

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And if you don't like it,

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we'll change it.

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-Why's this happened to me?!

-No-one's sure exactly,

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but it's believed that Transient Global Amnesia's brought on by some form of extreme stress,

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-either physical or psychological.

-So there's no treatment whatsoever?

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Like I said, it's not certain you have TGA.

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Then what am I doing here? I've been waiting here all morning!

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Alan, you really need to go to hospital and get a proper diagnosis.

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Julia convinced me to come here.

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-I thought I was going to get some answers!

-I've tried to explain why that's difficult.

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I want to speak to my wife. I want to speak to her now.

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Let me find Julia, see what's happening.

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No, I want to speak to her now!

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Alan...

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Julia Parsons.

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Oh, yes, erm, I'd like to speak to Rachel Aldwinkle, please.

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I'm sorry, could you repeat that?

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Alan... Alan!

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-Have you spoken to my wife?

-I'm sorry, Julia.

-Is Rachel coming?

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-Where is she?

-Alan, take a seat, would you?

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-No, please, just answer the question!

-Yes, I will, I will, please.

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-Could I just have a quick word with you outside?

-What is it? Tell me!

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Er, I've just spoken to Rachel's office.

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Something's wrong? What's keeping her?

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Well, they told me that she doesn't work there any more.

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-What?

-And hasn't for over a year, Alan.

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Do you remember anything?

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-What are you talking about?

-Anything about what happened?

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-Alan?

-No, no, no, you're wrong. You're wrong.

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We were planning a trip round the world, w-w-we, we were going to see John and, and...

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I'm so sorry.

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Alan, wait!

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SHOUTS: Alan!

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Julia.

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Alan?

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Oh, I need my car keys.

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You can't chase after him, we need to call the police.

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But I can't just leave him, Elaine.

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You've done everything you can, he needs professional help.

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-I can't leave him!

-You don't know what he's capable of!

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Julia, listen.

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OK, so far, so good.

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-ZARA LAUGHS

-I would hate to see bad!

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Ok, put the Styrofoam ball onto the end of the stick

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and cover it with decorations.

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-This is fun, it's a bit like Blue Peter.

-Ooh.

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-Oh, dear.

-Is it supposed to do that?

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If you really want a Blue Peter wedding,

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-why not get yourself some sticky-backed plastic and make yourself a dress!

-Get lost, Zara.

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Just a few more of these in here...

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and...

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There. What do you think?

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Oh, that's it, I've HAD it with you!

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Hey, hey!

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-You can't keep taking your anger out on that phone, you'll break it!

-So?

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-Well, must be some way of fixing it.

-Exactly.

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Trust me, I've tried everything with this piece of rubbish.

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You can't just smash up an expensive phone.

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Well, it is my third this contract.

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Well, I'd say you're running out of excuses.

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-But it would feel so good!

-Hey, you're preaching to the converted.

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Do you know I have bust that many household implements,

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but sometimes it's just great to let off steam!

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That's exactly what I'm talking about.

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What?

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Sometimes I like to calm myself by taking a long, leisurely walk.

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How does a stroll around the campus sound?

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So long as we can grab lunch on the way.

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Sure.

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Ooh!

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-Everything OK?

-Yeah, I'm fine now.

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-I'm pregnant, Daniel. It's what pregnant women do!

-DANIEL COUGHS

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What's that?

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You see, when people decide to get married, this is what they spawn.

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Poor Jim, we gotta get rid of that!

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Or...we could have some fun?

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That's disgusting!

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After all Freya's hard work!

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Now, I have printed these out for you, just to give you an idea.

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I know who's done this.

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This is a three-tiered cake

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with different flavours.

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She always has to mock people, make them feel small.

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-Oh, it is too small?

-Oh, sorry, I wasn't talking about the cake.

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Oh, oh, good, because, you see, I think, this one has a little something for everyone -

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lemon, chocolate and fruit cake.

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Lemon and fruit? Doesn't really go, does it?

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Prince William and Princess Kate had two different cakes.

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Yeah, but not in one.

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So, how about something tasteful?

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A white chocolate cake

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with coffee-flavoured roses.

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White chocolate can be a bit sickly,

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and roses in that colour, it's a bit depressing.

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So, a simple, classic sponge would be best?

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I think I have just the thing in the shape of a Norman castle.

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Oh, no, that's far too Posh 'n' Becks.

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So you do not like any of them?

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Well, they're either just a bit too fancy or a bit plain.

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It's got to be the perfect cake.

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It's got to be something sweet and romantic,

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but also chic and sophisticated.

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-It's got to be something that everyone's going to like.

-Oh, that is so much clearer(!)

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So, have you got any other ideas?

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YOU ask me to do you a favour and you treat me like this?!

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-Mrs Tembe, I wasn't...

-I have spent a lot of time on this.

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-If you do not like my ideas, I suggest you make your own cake!

-Mrs Tembe...

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You might be willing to put up with this, but I certainly am not!

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-Bridezilla?

-Little bit.

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-Lovely day?

-Yeah, it's beautiful.

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Nice weather for the time of year.

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-What's with the Michael Fish impression?

-Sorry.

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Look, you know I think you are absolutely wonderful...

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Oh, well, I wouldn't accept anything less!

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And I wouldn't say this if I didn't love you...

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You know your Sibelius CD...

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After your conversation with Kevin...

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..I think I might have accidentally scratched it.

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-Sorry!

-After your conversation with Kevin, I was thinking...

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That he was a hot head with more money than sense?

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I've never heard you admit your temper before.

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It's hardly breaking news.

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Yes, but...to say so out loud...

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It was just a flippant comment about having a short fuse, that's all.

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Bit more than that, don't you think?

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JULIA: Excuse me? Excuse me?

0:20:420:20:45

Hello!

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-I wondered if you could help?

-What?

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Oh, I'm sorry, didn't mean to frighten you.

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What do you want?

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Erm, I just wondered if you had seen a gentleman come past here.

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He's wearing a...

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Are you OK?

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Are you looking for something?

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A ghost.

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A ghost?

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I was passing through here this morning.

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They always announce when a non-stopper is passing through,

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but I seen him, suddenly kneel down right at the very edge.

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-What? Who? Who did you see?

-As soon as I clocked him...

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I thought, "No, this isn't going to happen to me, not that."

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You never get over it. Like that woman who was killed last year.

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Driver was a mate of mine - he hasn't worked since.

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So, what happened this morning? What did you see?

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All I could think of was to blast the horn.

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Seemed to do something,

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or maybe he changed his mind?

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maybe he wasn't ever there.

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As soon as I could I rung through, but nobody had seen anything.

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Like I said, a ghost.

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But he didn't jump under my train, thank God. Thank God he didn't!

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Did you see what this man looked like? Well, could you tell me what he was wearing!

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No.

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I want to help you, you know that?

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Talking about things is important in ANY relationship.

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Now, I did some research, whilst I'm not a huge fan of the term

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the information on anger management was very useful.

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If you could talk to someone. We could go together if you prefer?

0:22:160:22:20

I know it's not easy.

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You have to make a start, ACKNOWLEDGE that there's a problem

0:22:210:22:26

Marina?

0:22:270:22:28

Marina?

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I promise...I promise it'll be OK.

0:22:390:22:42

Excuse me, sorry to bother you. You haven't passed a white gentleman, have you?

0:22:430:22:47

-He had a beige rain coat, about 5ft 10, he's mid...

-No.

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OK, thanks.

0:22:510:22:53

Oh, excuse me, erm, you haven't seen a gentleman about mid-fifties,

0:22:530:22:57

white, raincoat, beige? You haven't seen him down there, have you?

0:22:570:23:00

-No, I'm sorry, I don't know.

-OK, thanks.

0:23:000:23:04

See.

0:23:190:23:21

It's not too bad, what do they know?

0:23:210:23:24

Honestly?

0:23:240:23:26

I think our resident Damien Hirst might have done us a favour.

0:23:260:23:30

I'm starting to like it.

0:23:300:23:31

Oh, come on, love!

0:23:310:23:33

It's time to admit that a five year-old could definitely do better!

0:23:330:23:36

Whose side are you on?

0:23:360:23:38

Imagine Jimmi's face.

0:23:390:23:41

Imagine your mum's!

0:23:410:23:43

Tell you what, though, these'd make excellent confetti.

0:23:430:23:47

THEY LAUGH

0:23:470:23:49

Freya!

0:23:490:23:51

If I become unbearable again, you have to tell me, OK?

0:23:550:23:58

Just get rid of it!

0:24:020:24:03

Alan!

0:24:170:24:18

She was rushing for her train.

0:24:210:24:23

It was a wet day and she slipped on the platform into the path of a high speed train.

0:24:240:24:29

Apparently, it was all over in seconds.

0:24:290:24:32

-I just wish I'd been there.

-It wasn't your fault.

0:24:340:24:38

She was killed instantly.

0:24:390:24:42

They tell you that like you're supposed to be grateful.

0:24:420:24:45

Alan, just listen to me for a moment.

0:24:450:24:48

I've been trying so hard to shut it all out.

0:24:500:24:53

I can't imagine how terrible it must be to lose somebody that way.

0:24:540:24:58

John, my son, he tried to talk to me about it.

0:24:580:25:01

You couldn't?

0:25:020:25:03

No, I never did set up Skype when he moved to Australia.

0:25:030:25:06

Rachel was always better at that sort of thing.

0:25:060:25:09

She kept everything going.

0:25:090:25:11

Well, you know, you could always pick up the phone and call him.

0:25:120:25:15

Would it help if you talked to somebody else about all this?

0:25:170:25:20

Maybe.

0:25:220:25:24

I found out what I was doing before the attack.

0:25:250:25:28

Yes?

0:25:280:25:29

Leaving these here, on the anniversary.

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Which was a year ago today.

0:25:360:25:37

I just came to remember...

0:25:400:25:43

..that's all.

0:25:460:25:47

-It's embarrassing, I'm sorry.

-Don't be.

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I don't know why you put up with me, why you stay with me.

0:26:010:26:05

You know why.

0:26:050:26:07

You don't deserve it, Heston.

0:26:070:26:09

You're the sweetest, kindest man I know.

0:26:090:26:11

Well, I wouldn't go that far!

0:26:110:26:14

I'll do whatever you think's right.

0:26:140:26:16

Good. I know this counsellor who's really excellent.

0:26:160:26:19

-Oh, no, I couldn't do that.

-It may be a bit difficult at first.

0:26:190:26:22

Not with a stranger.

0:26:230:26:26

I want you to help me, I want YOU to do it, Heston.

0:26:260:26:28

Please?

0:26:310:26:32

-OK...I think...

-Thank you.

0:26:330:26:36

That's why I love you.

0:26:370:26:39

Oh, no!

0:26:510:26:52

Argh!

0:26:520:26:54

Er, are you all right?

0:26:540:26:56

-I don't know.

-This isn't going to work.

0:26:560:26:58

-We can make it work.

-You're not a psychiatrist.

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No, but I can help you.

0:27:010:27:03

How? You're just a failed surgeon.

0:27:030:27:06

-Look...

-You've got magic fingers.

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They made me realise

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that I might be making the biggest mistake of my life.

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