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Over here.

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Knock it...

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Give it...

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I'm on my own... Terry, pass the ball.

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What was that?

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Fair tackle. Man and ball.

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You came through me.

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No, I never.

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Anyone could see.

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Ref couldn't.

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You look smart.

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Thank you. I thought I should make the effort.

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I'm going to start seeing patients again.

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-Is that a good idea?

-Godfrey's right.

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If the Crown Prosecution are going to continue with this charade

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I'm going to have to fight my corner.

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Yes, but are you sure that's what Godfrey said because the practice lawyer said...

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Absolutely nothing of any value.

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Stepping aside is the action of a guilty man

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and I have done nothing wrong.

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Half of them are just coming in for more drugs.

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They could just as easily give you a repeat slip.

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Maybe they need reassurance.

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And that's our job is it?

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Doling out sympathy?

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And when you don't renew the script,

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when you stop treating the symptoms, they get the hump.

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Like you're just some kind of pharmacist,

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like they know better than you what's wrong with them.

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It is all about identifying the root cause,

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and then referring them to the appropriate specialist.

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Except that way you never get to the root cause, the specialist does.

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BANGING ON DOOR

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And yet they cannot wait to come in and see us.

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We are not open until 9 o'clock.

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Not much good if I've got to be at work.

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Well come back after work.

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And what about the pain? How do I get through the day?

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Are you registered with us?

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With Charles. With Dr Fenton.

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You have not come in to see us in quite some time.

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-Yeah, well I haven't needed to.

-Dr Fenton left us quite a while ago,

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but there is a doctor in earlier who might be able to see you.

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That bloke I saw through the glass?

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Yes, Dr Tyler, yes.

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I thought that was him. Is there nobody else?

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-Excuse me?

-Well he killed his girlfriend, didn't he?

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He most certainly did not.

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Receptionist, wasn't she? Did you take over?

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Do you want me to ask Dr Tyler if he will see you or not?

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No, I'd rather see someone else.

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Then you will have to come back later.

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I finish at four.

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Dr Carter is available at a quarter past.

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Dr Carter?

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Yes.

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Do you have a problem with that?

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With the trial coming up so soon I think we should just wait.

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I know as a doctor you want to work, Heston,

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but, I mean, well look what happened to Kevin.

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-Some of those patients never come back.

-Well...

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You're saying that no-one will want to see me?

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No, I'm saying why put yourself through it?

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Let's put it to a vote.

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What?

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The partners are here.

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Fine. Will you go along with what they decide?

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Well, will you?

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Yes, of course I will.

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Well, that's settled then.

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Hello, I was hoping for an emergency appointment.

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Looks like today's your lucky day.

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I just need to get a few details.

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Well I can't do lunchtime.

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Why can't we do it now? How long is it going to take?

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Daniel's got Joe.

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No problem. Just call me the "do it all dad".

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As long as we're quick. Some of us have got work to do.

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Shall we?

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Fine.

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-What happened?

-I got it playing football.

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Going for a header?

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Somebody punched me.

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Why?

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Who can say? Some people are just nutters.

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Cross. Cross. Cross. Cross.

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I'm wide open. Cross the ball.

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You could have broken my poxy leg.

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You reckon? I thought it was a fair tackle. Man and ball.

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And that's when he hit you?

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No. Took a bit more than that to get him going.

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You're a useless footballer and a useless human being.

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A weasel, a ferret.

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Old, bald, ugly,

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-hardly worth kicking.

-Is that it?

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Taking out the frustrations of your meaningless existence by kicking people,

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-calling for a throw in when you know the ball came off you.

-Anything else?

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Moaning. Crying like a baby when things don't go your way. Whining.

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-Whining?

-Go on, be a man.

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No wonder he hit you.

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Must have touched a nerve.

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Maybe you should spend more time playing and less time getting into fights.

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Bit rich, don't you think, coming from you?

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Stopping me see patients is a punishment.

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Depriving an innocent man of doing what he loves, it's not fair.

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No, of course it isn't. We know that. We all know you're innocent.

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But the patients don't.

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Exactly. Not to mention the local press.

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It's not fair but life's not fair.

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What kind of argument is that?

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Basing a system of justice on "life's not fair".

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We're not, Heston.

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The court is going to find you innocent but until then...

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I'm a pariah.

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Oh, thanks for your support.

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Heston's done nothing wrong.

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He's right. He's the victim here.

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No wonder he reacted.

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He's been attacked in his own home, not once but several times.

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We should be supporting him.

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It may not be sensible but it's right.

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This is about what's right.

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This is our vocation.

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You can't take that away.

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-Daniel has got a point.

-Thank you.

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I'm for.

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As, obviously, am I.

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Well, I'm sorry but I haven't changed my mind.

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You can't deny a man his raison d'etre.

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I'm for.

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Well said.

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Are we all agreed?

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We are.

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I shall be in my consulting room.

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And your father is a very brilliant man.

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We'll be at The Icon for lunch if you fancy it.

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So, what was it that you had to do at lunchtime which meant you couldn't do the meeting?

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-Commissioning group.

-What for?

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PHONE RINGS

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Oh...

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Yes.

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Yes.

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Me too. I'll see you then.

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Bye.

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As soon as I see him I'm going to realise it's all a big mistake.

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Can't have been easy, everyone thinking you were guilty,

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that you'd killed your girlfriend.

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No damage to the socket or the cheek bone, so, rest and painkillers.

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So you don't like talking about the murder then?

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You know, I don't think your eye's the problem here.

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No?

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You need to look at why it happened.

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And why did it happen?

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You talked someone into hitting you.

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-Why would I do that?

-You tell me.

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What are you hoping to achieve by provoking me?

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-Was I doing that?

-Being inappropriate, personal.

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-Are you going to hit me?

-I'm trying to help you work out why you're doing it?

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How you going to do that?

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By referring you to a therapist.

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Now you're trying to wind me up!

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Why would I do that?

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Maybe it's a reaction.

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To what?

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-To your perception that it's me winding YOU up.

-My perception?

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You're not trying to wind me up?

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-Course not.

-Then you're doing it without knowing.

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-I'm not doing it.

-The lady doth protest too much me thinks.

-You what?

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Maybe it's YOU that needs the therapy?

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We're not discussing me.

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Did the cops give you a hard time?

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-Your eye'll clear up soon enough.

-Is this what you did?

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-That won't make the problem go away.

-Ignored their questions?

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I know a good sports psychologist.

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-Having problems getting motivated?

-We're not talking about me.

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All right, doctor, take it easy.

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You know, there's such a thing as being over motivated.

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Not knowing when to stop, letting your aggression run away with you.

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I can book you an appointment.

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No, thanks.

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It's a new practice in Letherbridge.

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-Ta, anyway.

-The therapist and his wife have just set up the business.

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His wife?

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Does that mean you're interested?

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I think I might be.

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See you next week, Mrs Fitton.

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Another satisfied customer.

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Everyone has been so supportive.

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Actually, I was trying to be supportive.

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Yes, I appreciate that but as it turned out...

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I did have your best interests at heart.

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And the best interests of the practice?

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They're not mutually exclusive, you know.

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Yes, but one shouldn't override the other.

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OK, as it turns out I was wrong.

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Have a nice lunch.

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-Oh, Mrs Tembe?

-Yes?

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As a matter of interest how many patients did I see this morning?

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No, I understand completely.

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I'm glad you're feeling better.

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Goodbye, now.

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You should have got her to come in anyway.

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I can't. She's decided she doesn't want to.

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-So convince her that she does.

-That's not what we're here for.

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We won't be here at all if we don't get some clients soon.

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We're a new business. It's word of mouth. People have to trust us.

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Two clients all afternoon and one of them's a no show.

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-It's not what we're here for.

-All right, Bev. I don't need any more pressure.

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-We've still got Mrs Raines.

-Who's already late.

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Did you take this two thirty?

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Richard Morris, yeah.

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A referral from Kevin Tyler. Why?

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Probably nothing.

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At least Kev Tyler's backing us.

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He'll start his own practice one day.

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-Kev?

-Definitely. He's got what it takes.

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How many husband and wife therapy centres can there be?

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This is my husband, Brian.

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Brian Jensen.

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I had to find out from someone else?

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-Did you expect an invite to the wedding?

-You could've told me.

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Why would I have?

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Sorry, what exactly is...

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Mrs Raines, if you'd like to go straight in.

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This way.

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Julia? Would you like to join us?

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No, thanks, I'm waiting for someone.

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Is Zara coming, do you know?

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-No, she's decided to stay at The Mill and work.

-Shame.

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Tell her I said hi, won't you?

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-Yes, I'll tell her how wonderfully you're coping.

-That's not what I meant.

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Oh, come on. I've only just fed him.

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Oh, sweetie, come here, give him to me. It's probably wind.

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Come on, my little angel, yes.

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Julia?

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Martin.

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Something you want to tell me?

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Ah, a well-earned break.

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How many patients have you seen this morning, Zara?

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Enough to generate a mountain of paperwork.

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-Kevin?

-I don't know. The usual amount.

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Apparently, I had seen, thank you, how many was it, Mrs Tembe?

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-15.

-15.

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There isn't a jury in Letherbridge that would convict me.

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I thought your case was being heard in a magistrates' court.

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No, but you get the drift. Everyone is on my side.

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Not like when it was me.

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Well, different situations.

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I never expected to be a hero.

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It certainly has not dented your popularity.

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-Thank you, Mrs Tembe.

-You are welcome, Dr Carter.

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I didn't think it was about the number of patients.

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I thought it was about getting to the root cause.

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You do know that you've left the doors open, don't you?

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-You've come all the way to tell us that?

-No. I've come for you actually.

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There's been an assault which only you can sort out, apparently.

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So if you've got time.

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You know, sometimes I think they just don't value my opinion at all.

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Despite everything, they just think of me as a jumped-up secretary.

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I'm sure that's not true.

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The practice manager. Voted down.

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They're doctors, thinking what would they would do in his shoes.

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Maybe, and you know what the worst thing is?

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They're right?

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Maybe they are right.

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I read that article in the paper.

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I don't see why Heston should suffer.

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But you think I've got it wrong?

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I don't think anyone can be right all the time.

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Five ex-wives.

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I should have told you earlier.

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Well, I guess I over-reacted.

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So, you have a hero living with you.

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Is this something I should be worried about?

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Now who's over-reacting?! You have nothing to worry about.

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Come on then, tell me, how's your grand design coming on?

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I can show you if you like.

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He can't just give me statement, can he? I've got to and get you.

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Don't worry about it.

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I'm not worried.

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I've just got better things to do. Timewasters, it's the one thing I can't stand.

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He'll know that. He's just pressing your buttons.

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Oh yeah, he's done that all right.

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-Is this the sort of thing you did to him?

-Excuse me?

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When you thought he'd topped his girlfriend? Dark cell. Orange in a sock.

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-You've been reading too many papers.

-Shame only one case in a hundred is reported.

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You're lucky you didn't end up in Guantanamo.

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Guant... Why Guantanamo?

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-It's all right.

-One minute you're the victim of crime,

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-next minute you're the criminal.

-Why don't you give me a statement?

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-Without my lawyer here?

-What would you need a lawyer? You're the one making the complaint.

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-Am I?

-Well if you're not, what are you doing here?

-I don't know what you're doing.

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-I'm trying to talk to my doctor.

-Just leave him to me, please, Sergeant Hollins.

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Gladly.

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So, what did happen?

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No idea. The bloke just lost it, didn't he?

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So, Dr Tyler thinks you might benefit from talking to me.

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Apparently so.

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You keep getting into fights.

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-Just when I play football.

-I play myself,

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I know how stressful it can be.

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-Then you'll know there's no point talking about it.

-So why are you here?

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Because Dr Tyler sent me.

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He must have done it for a reason.

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Because he's worried about you.

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About me?

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Because your business isn't going well.

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Are you not intrigued? About Beverly and me?

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That's not what we're here to talk about.

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You can always ask her afterwards. It's weird she hasn't told you.

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So, where do you think this desire to provoke people comes from?

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From my girlfriend dumping me.

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Being with a teacher wasn't enough for her.

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She met someone else, a therapist.

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Started a business with him.

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So I'm here to see how it's all going.

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You really think she's going to stay with you?

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Is this your normal pattern of behaviour?

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When the business fails? You've put everything into this place.

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This place and her. And now you're going to lose them both.

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-I don't know why you're doing this.

-You think she'll stay when you go bankrupt?

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What you're hoping to achieve?

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Does Dr Tyler know her?

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Maybe that's what this is all about.

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Yeah, it's all starting to make sense.

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"A therapist and his wife", that's what he said.

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He's not feeling sorry for you after all.

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He's clocked your wife. Who wouldn't?

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She's not going to settle for second best.

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Kevin knows that.

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He can see what everyone can.

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# You're not up to the job! #

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You said I was after Bev?

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Aren't you?

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What? No!

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What did HE say?

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And I think you're in for worse.

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It's not true.

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-Isn't it?

-What?

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-Why else would you be getting so upset?

-What is wrong with you?

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Isn't that for you to find out?

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It's what I'm trying to do. He could lose everything over this. His business, his liberty.

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Bev, I'm so sorry.

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What for? It's not your fault.

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Not very nice, is it? That feeling you're losing everything?

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This is all because I broke up with you?

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Took everything I had then left me for someone who had more.

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Are we talking about money?

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Aren't we?

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I didn't leave you because you were poor.

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I left because I was starting to have fantasies about killing you.

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You're shaking, Bev. You're really trying to say there's nothing between us?

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-Aarggh!

-OK, OK, calm down.

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Get him out of here.

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And what if I want to press charges?

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Come on.

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So, you're going to come in and see my plans?

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Come up and see my etchings?!

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If you like!

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I'm a busy woman.

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I'm sure you can spare an hour.

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I'm not sure I can.

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There really are some plans.

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Are there?

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It's going to be a stunning house.

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Let me be the judge of that.

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I can't wait to retire there.

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Something wrong?

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Retirement?

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Yeah. Aren't you looking forward to it?

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I can't think of anything worse.

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Why?

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Because there's so many things I still want to do.

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Well, you can still do them. Your way. Your rules.

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Without being responsible for anyone else's future.

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As a partner, I thought that was what I was doing.

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Don't you want to slow down?

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No.

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Really?

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No.

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Find some other project? Some other way of being useful?

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I thought I was till my partners overruled me.

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Maybe it's time then.

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-For what?

-To bow out gracefully.

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-You mean grow old?

-There's no shame in that.

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No?

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Right.

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Erm, I should be getting back to work, you know.

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Right then.

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I'll see you later.

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Oh, what are you doing here? Is everything all right?

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Absolutely. Lunch at the Icon.

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-Off to the swings.

-At the Icon? Was Julia there?

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Er, yes. Why?

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-With Martin?

-What?

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Was Julia with Martin?

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-Er, yes.

-How did it go?

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-I don't know.

-Forget it, I'll ask her myself.

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Actually, we should be getting off too.

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You've only just got here. What happened?

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I should have trusted my instincts.

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You see, I told you he'd stop crying eventually.

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Barely.

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A little bit maybe.

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If I just knew why.

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They don't need to be a reason.

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They just cry. Your daddy is very brilliant.

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He just doesn't know when to ask for help.

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It's like you want people to attack you.

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This bloke at football, Brian, Beverly.

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You.

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Can we talk about this properly?

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Why would you wind someone up like that?

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I don't know.

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What does it achieve?

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The satisfaction of seeing them lose it.

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So you get someone to lose control,

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lay into you,

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and it's worth it?

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Sometimes.

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But even if it's not, I can't stop myself.

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It's not that I like doing...

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especially to people who don't deserve it.

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Brian, say.

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Or me. Or Beverly.

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You think it's about being in control?

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You make them lose theirs,

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you've still got yours.

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You're saying I choose to do it.

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It's not just an impulse?

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What do you think?

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Maybe.

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-Beverly deserved it.

-You what?

-You don't know what she's like.

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Seemed all right to me.

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And what about this bloke you played football with?

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Him?

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He totally deserved it.

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It wouldn't be your leg, by any chance?

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It would.

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So what happened?

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Some nutter kicked me playing football.

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So it's natural justice?

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I suppose.

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What about in other areas of your life?

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Work, say? Do you wind up your pupils up? Your colleagues?

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I don't have to. They're not at me.

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This is about you getting back at people that are pressuring you?

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I guess so.

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Why don't you avoid the situation? Walk away.

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Why should I? If something gets me going?

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What good does it do?

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-It'll make me feel better.

-It doesn't look like it does, mate.

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Sometimes you can't just walk away.

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What are we talking about?

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Relationships?

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Right and wrong. Standing up for yourself.

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In everything, including relationships.

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She left me.

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Disappeared.

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Next thing I know she's married a therapist.

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They've set up a business together.

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Then what are the chances?

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You wanted to refer me,

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a husband and wife therapy team...

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Who else could it be?

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You didn't have to go.

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I couldn't stop myself.

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Look, if it's over it's over, what else can you do?

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Get the last word.

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Press charges against Brian?

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This is about you getting your mate off the hook?

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No, this is about you doing the right thing.

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Yes, it does look rather nasty.

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RICE. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation.

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You're that have-a-go hero, aren't you?

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You can't believe everything you read.

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-I don't believe the half of it.

-Very wise.

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It's like that doctor they tried to make me see this morning.

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Maybe he didn't kill his girlfriend, but he didn't protect her, did he?

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Let's just concentrate on the leg, shall we?

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Cos he's weak. He's a weakling.

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I don't want to be around people like that.

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I'd rather see you any day of the week,

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even if you'd killed that scum

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Especially if you had.

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Right, you can put the trousers back on.

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I'll tell you another thing,

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It shouldn't just be patients who can choose their doctors.

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It should be up to the doctors who they see.

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That way you could say we don't want any

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scroungers or looters or hoodies coming in here.

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They choose to be antisocial, let them get sick and die.

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It's not really the way we do things.

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We're not the only ones, you know.

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There's loads of people saying the same thing.

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That we should take the fight back.

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You could lead it all.

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What?

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Cos you've done it,

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you've battered one of these lowlifes.

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The best most of us can hope for

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is to beat one up on a Saturday night

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and kick one on a Sunday morning.

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You should go into politics.

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I'm a doctor.

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Or not even bother.

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Just man up and take the streets back.

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Appreciate it.

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You can't say yes here.

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I've prescribed some painkillers.

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It's not even that bad. You should see the other guy.

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So stay away from conflict,

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yeah, avoid confrontations.

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Don't let yourself get dragged into the situation in the first place.

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If that means giving up football...

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Then that's the price I have to pay.

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Hopefully it won't come to that.

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Just stand back, count to ten, yeah?

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Well, look who it isn't.

0:24:070:24:08

-One, two, three, four.

-I didn't mean now!

-Shut up.

0:24:080:24:12

-You couldn't even stop your girlfriend being killed.

-You what?

0:24:120:24:15

-Count to ten.

-Get off me.

-I mean it.

0:24:150:24:17

-You heard what he said.

-Count.

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One, two, three...

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And you.

0:24:200:24:22

-Pack it in.

-Stop it!

-This instant.

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Break it up.

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This is a doctors' surgery. A place of healing.

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I'm a doctor. I help people. Scroungers, looters, hoodies,

0:24:310:24:35

even people like you.

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Now get out.

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Both of you.

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You come with me. You can go out the back.

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I know. You don't have to tell me.

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I wish I'd done it myself.

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You don't mean that.

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Count to ten. I mean it.

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-No, not this time.

-Rick.

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Police bail. I hope you're proud of yourself.

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I told her not to come.

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-But I thought you needed to hear it again. I've moved on.

-I know.

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-I'm not interested.

-I know.

-When are you going to realise?

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I think he has.

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You're a lucky man and a good therapist, the business'll be fine.

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Watch out for Dr Tyler, though.

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He's not such a bad therapist himself,

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do you out of a job.

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Game over. Well played.

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I'm dropping the charges.

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KNOCK ON DOOR

0:25:440:25:46

I was thinking...

0:25:460:25:47

Perhaps I should keep a low profile after all.

0:25:490:25:51

Until the court case is finished.

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Well, whatever you think best, Heston.

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If the CPS is pursuing the case that says something.

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Heston is the victim.

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I'm in no way shape or form ready to slow down or relax.

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Is she bullying you?

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No! Immie, don't, please.

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-What's your name?

-Gemma.

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Get lost. I hate bullies.

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I'm going to be sick.

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Is that Heston?!

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