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Marlon?

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-Wow. You look great.

-Thanks, babe.

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Oh, babe, watch the bag on the paintwork!

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We'll have to get something bigger now, won't we?

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I think the world of you, you know that?

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Howard, perhaps you'd like to call me back

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and explain how this place is meant to be functioning without you.

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Morning, everyone.

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Although having said that, we're doing just fine without you.

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Give me a call me back and I will tell you what we're going to do.

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It's Zara, by the way. The man's an idiot.

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-Stick at it, kid.

-What?

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She's just making you suffer.

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-Here she is!

-Morning.

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Hope you're in a better mood than those two.

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I was thinking we might spend your day off together.

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No, thanks.

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I hate to be so bald about it,

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but how many more opportunities do you think we might have?

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We'll have lots of opportunities, Dad.

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This is going to happen, Chris. Get your head round it.

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You're doing fine.

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-I told him. Marlon, my boyfriend. He worries.

-Quite right.

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Could be any day. All ready?

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That's me. Super organised.

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-You can kiss that goodbye once the baby comes.

-Just the one?

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If you don't count the father.

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Really? I'm lucky like that.

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I wouldn't bank on it.

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Seriously, Marlon has grown up so much since we found out.

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He couldn't be more help. Thinks the world of me.

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So I was thinking, while Aleesha's getting her check-up,

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I'd come and see if my results are in.

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Er, yes, they are.

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I'm afraid you're going to need to speak to everyone you've slept with.

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-You're kidding?

-No.

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-You're positive?

-Yes.

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-But how?

-I'd have thought that was obvious.

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I haven't slept with anyone.

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-OK. Is it possible the infection could have come from Aleesha?

-No.

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-Then there must be someone else.

-Well, there isn't.

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When you say everyone...

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Any infection could be dangerous to mother and baby.

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-But if she's got it, won't it show up on her check-up?

-Not necessarily.

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You're going to need to tell her.

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How am I supposed to do that?

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In my experience, if you've got something to say, it's best just to say it.

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Dad! Where are you going?

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Well, if you won't come with me...

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So you can try and make me change my mind?

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Fine. You don't want to spend time with me. I get it.

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Aren't you the one making that decision?

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I'm not doing this to spite you, you know.

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How far do you think you're going to get on your own?

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You'd be amazed. You'd be amazed what I can do on my own.

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-Circles - my speciality.

-It's not going to happen, Dad.

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-I'm not going to come and help you.

-Oh, I know you are.

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You don't want me to end up underneath a bus, now, do you?

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See you later!

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Come here.

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-Here, let me.

-And good luck with everything.

-Thank you, doctor.

-Yeah.

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Come on, then.

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Um... Look, there's something I need to tell you.

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I don't know how. I've been asking them,

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and I'm sure when they find out what they need to, they can let us know.

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It's not going to be anything wrong.

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You little...! You make me sick!

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Babe, I didn't!

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Then how's it happened, then? You selfish little...

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Calm down. The baby.

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Oh, NOW you think about the baby!

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-Do you not think you should discuss this at home?

-Home?

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He's not coming home. Go on, then. Go and be with her.

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Drive me back. You can pick up your stuff while you're there!

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This is all your fault.

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-Babe, watch the car. The paintwork!

-Paintwork?

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All you care about is this bloody car!

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-Your fault?

-My patient.

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-Brilliant. And here comes moron number two.

-Thanks for the message.

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-My office. Now.

-Well, it is still yours.

-Some help here, please.

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I think I'm having my baby.

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-I'll call the ambulance, shall I?

-Brilliant!

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My fault, too, I suppose.

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So much more positive.

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Since it's decided.

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-It's not decided.

-It will be. They take care of everything, you know.

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And all I have to do... chin-chin! Is to have a drink.

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Fine, we'll talk about something else. Simple pleasures.

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Going for a walk with your son.

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For the first time since my accident,

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I'm actually pretty glad to be alive.

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Enjoying myself. Things I couldn't even care less about - flowers.

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Things I don't even like - dogs. Things I hate - this.

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I'm learning to love them all.

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The world is full of possibilities, Chris.

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-All right, OK. Deep breaths.

-Don't look at me. Don't even look at me.

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-But, babe...

-The baby could be brain damaged, or blind or deaf.

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If you've given it to me and the baby gets it, too...

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All right. Don't look at her.

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-Ambulance is on its way.

-You've got no symptoms.

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-Nothing has shown up on any tests.

-So it's OK?

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OK? You had sex with another woman.

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-Are you not even denying it?

-I am!

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All that matters to me is you and the baby.

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That's it. Deep breaths.

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-Stop it.

-Absolutely not.

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-I'm going to do this.

-Dad!

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How am I supposed to do it if you keep on stopping me?

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-You're not going to do it.

-Well, I'm not giving up.

-No?

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You think that's what this is about?

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-Isn't it?

-Sit down again.

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FATHER LAUGHS

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It happened one Sunday afternoon

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whilst I was in the garden doing the flowers.

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-What did?

-You coming off your stabilisers.

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You rode straight past me.

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I thought you hated flowers.

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Well, your mother asked me to do it.

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Of course. If Mum asks you to do it, you have to.

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It's what we do.

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Anyway, I'm not going anywhere

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until I've nailed this.

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Dad, will you stop!

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No. No I won't.

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Fine, do what you want to do.

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It could just have been there, couldn't it? Without me knowing?

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-It's possible.

-Unlikely.

-When would I have had the time?

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We work together, live together. We're together 24/7.

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-What about when you're out with your boys?

-Your brother's one of 'em.

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-Or at the football?

-I wouldn't waste my season ticket.

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-Friday mornings, ten till half past?

-What?

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You think I didn't know you were going in late on Fridays?

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-Shouldn't you be with her now? It's Friday. Nearly ten.

-Is it?

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What else would you take time off work for?

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-I come here on Friday mornings.

-Because you knew you had the clap?

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-No.

-Then what?

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Oh, for pity's sake, man.

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You know I said I gave up smoking.

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-You are kidding me!

-Deep breaths.

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-Your dad died of lung cancer.

-That's why I was coming.

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Stop smoking clinic. I wanted to give up before the baby came.

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I only noticed the other thing two weeks ago.

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I was hoping it was nothing.

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Tell her.

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The first mention of the STIs was two weeks ago.

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The tests came back today.

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And yes, Marlon has been coming to the stop smoking clinic, at least till a month ago.

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Because it worked. I stopped.

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You still lied to me.

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I know. I know, and I'm sorry.

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I'm so sorry. But everything's going to be OK.

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I think my waters have broken.

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All right, let's get you on here.

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Is Marlon here? Marlon Simmons. His car's outside. Patricia Bittern.

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-I'm here for stop smoking. Is Marlon already here?

-No, you're the first.

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-Any sign of the ambulance yet?

-Not yet.

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Then why's his car outside?

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-So Zara's still tied up?

-Actually I'm a bit busy here, Howard.

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Would you like to take a seat. I'll tell Dr Granger that you're here.

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You time this one.

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Take my hand.

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-He cares about the baby as much as you do, right?

-Course.

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Isn't it at least worth hearing him out?

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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Sorry to interrupt. There's somebody here for stop smoking.

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I'm busy, Karen.

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-We can manage without you.

-OK. 20 seconds.

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-I'll just go and...

-And what?

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Move the car. Make it easier. For the ambulance.

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He cares more about that car than he does this baby.

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I wouldn't be at all surprised.

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-So was that him then?

-What?

-The other doctor.

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-Is that your bloke?

-KNOCK ON DOOR

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Excuse me.

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-I'm with a patient.

-Yes, I appreciate that.

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-But you're right. We should sort this out.

-I agree.

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-I'll buy Julia's shares in the Mill.

-Excuse me?

-Oh, you heard me.

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Wow.

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Don't take any rubbish. From anyone.

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Now breathe.

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All right. All right, you win.

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But only cos I'm in a wheelchair.

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Look at you. You're so happy to be alive, Dad,

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and all you can think about is killing yourself.

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Why do you want to give up the chance of doing all this again?

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-Because every week it would be harder.

-No, it wouldn't.

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-You're not getting any worse.

-Chris, I've got one good arm and a brain.

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The rest of me is shot to pieces.

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I nearly didn't get through the septicaemia.

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The only reason I can do this now is

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because I can see there's an end in sight.

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Do you honestly think that I'm ever going to go along with this?

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Yeah, I do.

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If it's not for stop smoking, what's he doing here?

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Sorry, I can't discuss another patient with you.

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-I saw his car outside.

-Like I say.

-So what's he doing here?

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Since you're the only one, perhaps we should postpone.

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-Somewhere you need to be?

-Sorry?

-Looking at your watch.

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I'm here, aren't I? And I'm not leaving till I've seen him.

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I can't help you.

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He knew, didn't he? That's why he stopped coming back?

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Knew what?

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I can't do this! No!

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Yes, you can. You can.

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Where is he? I want him. I need him!

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Focus and breathe. Breathe, Aleesha.

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He might not be lying.

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That's true, you can carry these diseases without knowing.

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Why would the symptoms show up now?

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That's a good question.

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You don't believe him, do you?

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I don't have to.

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His dad died of cancer six months ago.

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I've tried to be supportive but he uses it.

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What do you mean, uses it?

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Thinks he can get away with anything.

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The ambulance is going to be here really soon.

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I'll kill him!

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Get to hospital, have this baby and then make a decision about Marlon.

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Oh, I have, believe me. Oh!

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-Marlon?

-Get over here.

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Stop smoking clinic, right. I'd forgotten you'd be here today.

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-Where's your car?

-I thought they might need the space.

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Thought I'd see it and know you were here, more like.

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What are you doing here if you're not stopping smoking?

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I've got a problem.

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So have I.

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-A sexually-transmitted disease.

-Snap.

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I only just found out.

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-He just told me, didn't you?

-Yes.

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What are you doing?

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-Checking for missed calls. No.

-I was going to let you know.

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It was only just sinking in. I was going to tell you, honestly.

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-I wouldn't not tell you. Not about something like this.

-When?

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You've got something else you need to tell Tish?

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Yeah.

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Sorry.

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For, you know, what happened.

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I should have got in touch with you anyway.

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Then why didn't you?

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Cos I started smoking again.

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Snap.

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As soon as Dr Carmichael's free, send her to my office.

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Right. Will do. Don't worry. I'm sure she didn't mean it.

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She made that call in front of you? Anything else I should know?

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-What's she going to say to me? She's not talking to anyone.

-Hm.

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My dad died of lung cancer six months ago.

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So that's why you gave me the clap?

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It's like these.

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I just couldn't...

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I just couldn't give them up.

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Then I met you.

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Got to know you those three weeks. That one time we had together.

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-But I knew I was no good for you.

-Why?

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Cos we're the same.

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Addictive personalities.

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And I was supposed to know all this?

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Not think I'd done something wrong?

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I know. I'm sorry.

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-My dad had just died.

-The ambulance is definitely on its way.

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That's why I moved the car. Access. Emergencies.

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So where did you get it from? Because it wasn't me.

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We think it might have just been in there, don't we? Lurking.

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-Aleesha's fine too.

-Aleesha? Who the hell's Aleesha?

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-My partner.

-Partner?

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If I wasn't with someone I would have called you, wouldn't I?

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-So she's the one who infected you?

-Aleesha? No.

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So where did you get it from? Who else is in there? Lurking?

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And what do you mean she's fine? What do you mean she's doing fine?

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She's having a baby.

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Now.

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Inside.

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She just went into labour.

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So she was pregnant when you and me...?

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I couldn't help myself. My dad had just died.

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Your dad died six months ago.

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Yeah, but I was still in shock.

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Then I found out I was going to be a dad so...

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So you used me to make you feel better?

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I know and I'm sorry.

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And what about me? What about my problems? When you disappeared?

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You know what?

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I'm sorry.

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I feel sorry for you.

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Your dad, your personality.

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But it's no excuse to hurt people who care about you.

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Englishmen don't sit and talk about women, do they?

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So what type of girl do you go for?

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I know it's girls.

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You're just being English, right?

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I just don't know where you're going with this.

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Are you asking me if I want to get married some day and have kids?

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What do you want me to say?

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I know exactly what I'm giving up, Chris.

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I just don't want to go through it all like this.

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You're my darling boy. My beautiful, blue-eyed baby boy.

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Just to look at you.

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To say I made that. It's enough.

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I've done what I came here to do.

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So why are you giving up?

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That's not how I see it.

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But this?

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-You and me all day?

-Yeah, all day.

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One day, not all day, every day.

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I can't stay here for you, Chris.

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This time I have to do what's right for me.

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-What's that?

-Oxygen. The contractions are pretty much constant.

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Marlon's got something to tell you. Haven't you?

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Can we wait until the baby gets here?

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-I disagree. It just gets harder once the baby's born.

-Oh, really?

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Aleesha deserves to know the facts.

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That way she can make a rational decision.

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She's delirious with pain.

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You understand what's going on, don't you? You know there's

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an ambulance coming? I think, for the good of

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their child, this is something they should discuss.

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-What do you think?

-I think she's right. We'll do it later.

-Seriously?

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-Yeah, we'll go with what you say.

-You need to tell her everything.

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That way she can decide if she wants you involved.

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Of course she doesn't want him involved. Do you?

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-What about the baby?

-I'm thinking about the baby.

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By not letting Marlon spend time with it?

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-Why would Aleesha want him anywhere near it?

-Because it's his child.

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Yet he's so pathetic he couldn't stop himself hurting it.

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Cos things got on top of him, he got a little bit depressed,

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and he screwed some scrubber in your office.

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It wasn't in your office.

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-You could have killed him.

-What?

-Oh, come on.

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-He was never even hurt.

-Is it going to be a boy?

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A little bit depressed?

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A little bit? Try severe post-natal depression.

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-Post-natal?

-Not you, you moron. Joe was never in danger.

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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-The ambulance is here.

-I'll go and talk to the paramedics.

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You come with me.

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Hold on. Hold on.

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-Here you are.

-Grazie.

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-I know you said you've got to do what's right for you...

-Come on.

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But strawberry sauce and a flake?

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-Very good.

-You've got to think about your cholesterol.

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-My cholesterol's fine.

-When did you last have it checked?

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It's not top of my priorities.

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When you've only got one good hand, holding your own ice cream,

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drinking your own drink is as good as it gets.

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-Come on, everybody, stand back, please.

-Everybody, stand back.

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-You're fine, Aleesha.

-Yeah, just keep saying it.

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Get her in, guys?

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-Get lost.

-What?

-I don't want you near my baby.

-You heard her.

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-This is your fault.

-Oh, right.

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Brilliant, never anything is your fault. Is it?

0:21:560:21:58

-You two were arguing about your own kid.

-I don't know what you mean.

-Joe.

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-Are you in charge?

-Howard Bellamy. Practice Manager.

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-I want to file a complaint.

-If you really feel it's necessary.

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Course it is.

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Because of these two, I won't be able to see my baby being born.

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Right then. Come this way.

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So, you think you've ever been in love?

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-Nice weather this time of year.

-Well?

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I reckon City can win the league.

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Birmingham?

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No.

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No, I don't think so.

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Oh, you'd know.

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It's like catching a wave. Remember when we used to go surfing?

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You lose all control, don't know what's going to happen.

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It's the best feeling in the world.

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It's the same feeling I used to get from your mother.

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Got, get.

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Used to get and have got again since we decided.

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Just being with her makes me feel good about myself.

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Just like being there for you.

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Dad, you're not making any sense, why are you doing it then?

0:23:070:23:10

Because I still want to be the fastest, the strongest,

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get the prettiest girl. Blah, blah, blah.

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Your mum doesn't want this any more than you do, Chris.

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She's doing it for me.

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You're going to need to get her through it.

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Look after her for me.

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Please?

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Thanks.

0:23:380:23:39

Really, I mean, what's the point of having one good arm?

0:23:420:23:45

I'm all right. Let's see what this can do.

0:23:470:23:51

-Dad!

-Come on!

-Dad, please.

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Dad!

0:23:560:23:57

-This is a place of work.

-Spare us the sanctimony, Howard.

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First sensible thing you've said all day.

0:24:050:24:07

Work, not personal disputes.

0:24:070:24:10

-And you accuse me of being unprofessional?

-And incompetent.

0:24:100:24:13

Don't forget incompetent.

0:24:130:24:14

I've just had to talk a patient out of making a formal complaint.

0:24:140:24:17

-Been doing your job, in other words.

-Because you haven't been doing yours.

0:24:170:24:20

Like the man-child says, spare us.

0:24:200:24:23

Is this how you'd like the place run?

0:24:230:24:26

When you buy Julia's shares?

0:24:260:24:28

What?

0:24:280:24:30

What did he just say?

0:24:300:24:31

We've got to get rid of him somehow.

0:24:310:24:33

And where are you getting the money from?

0:24:330:24:35

Are you questioning my finances?

0:24:350:24:36

And mine. And Joe's.

0:24:360:24:38

Now you want to take responsibility?

0:24:380:24:40

-What about Heston? The other partners? And me?

-You?

0:24:400:24:43

You're as bad as your feckless patient.

0:24:430:24:45

Maybe my feckless patient was just trying to do right by his baby.

0:24:450:24:48

Have you ever thought of that?

0:24:480:24:50

Haven't put my foot in it, have I?

0:24:550:24:57

Get lost.

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He went that way. Daniel.

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PHONE RINGS

0:25:100:25:11

Chris?

0:25:120:25:13

Babe?

0:25:290:25:31

Hasn't come yet then?

0:25:360:25:38

Does it look like it's come?

0:25:380:25:39

Can I sit down?

0:25:430:25:45

Where was it then?

0:25:460:25:47

If it wasn't at the doctors?

0:25:490:25:51

I know I can't blame my father's death for what I do.

0:25:540:25:57

I want you to get rid of that car.

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We'll get an estate.

0:26:110:26:12

A family car.

0:26:160:26:18

-It's just a break, Dad, they can fix it.

-No, they can't.

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We'll get you to hospital, we'll get you an X-ray,

0:26:410:26:43

speak to the orthopaedic surgeon.

0:26:430:26:45

My one good arm! No-one can fix it now.

0:26:450:26:49

The way it gets into your head,

0:26:570:26:59

plays with your mind.

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You're the one with the power.

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You're the one who's causing the pain.

0:27:030:27:04

-Just get me out of here please.

-All right, I'll see who's on duty.

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Running is just so boring.

0:27:080:27:11

-Mr Norris, who is in pain?

-Will someone have to die?

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