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Ladies and Gentlemen, I am sorry to inform you that there has been

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a major explosion on the Letherbridge bypass,

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with many serious casualties.

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St Philomena's is full to capacity

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so I have volunteered our services to take on the remaining wounded.

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But, Mrs Tembe, how will we cope?

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Do not fear, Nurse Clay, I have full confidence in your abilities

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as men and women of medicine.

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Though the wounds be severe, and the pain be excruciating,

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we shall prevail! Do I hear an Amen?

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ALL: Amen!

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Do I hear an Amen!

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ALL: Amen!

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DO I HEAR AN AMEN!

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ALL: AMEN!

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Any questions?

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Mrs Tembe?

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Yes, Mrs Hollins?

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Why haven't you got any clothes on?

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VOICES ECHO

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SHE SCREAMS

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Mrs Tembe?

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Oh, Dr Carter. I am so sorry.

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I fell asleep for one minute.

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I just came to wish you good luck.

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That is very kind of you, but I was not expecting champagne.

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Oh, no. I just picked this up at the supermarket.

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It's my cleaning lady's 60th birthday.

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Oh! Well, wish her many happy returns.

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I will. I will.

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-So, is everything all right?

-Yes, yes, yes, I am fine, fine.

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Are you sure?

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Oh, Dr Carter.

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I have been up all night, reading about my new duties.

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I had no idea this job was so demanding.

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I only wish I had offered Mrs Parsons more support,

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but she always looked so capable.

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Try not to get too stressed. Just do your best.

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I will try.

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I have prepared a little treat for us,

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-if we survive the day in one piece.

-Oh, really! What's that?

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No, you will have to wait.

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I will look forward to it. Don't worry.

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We all have great faith in you.

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And I will do everything I can to be worthy of it.

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Looks like we're the first ones in.

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Yeah, I'm surprised.

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I'd have thought Mrs Tembe would be here at the crack of dawn.

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Bless, she's probably practising her speech.

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I declare this health centre open.

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-Jealous?

-No way, it's a thankless job.

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I realised I'm happy where I am.

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It's a big day for her.

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I know, but it's not like she got the job for real, is it?

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Good morning, Dr Cassidy.

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Oh, Mrs Tembe, how are you?

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Very well thank you.

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Ready to face the challenges of the day.

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Good luck!

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Thank you.

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Won't be long now.

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Why can't we wait inside?

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Because these places are not hygienic.

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The doctors and nurses are all wonderful,

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but the general cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired.

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-HE SNIFFS

-I'll be all right.

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Tony, when you were in hospital those cleaners didn't know

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one end of a Hoover from the other.

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-It was only my constant nagging...

-Can I go for a walk then?

-No!

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And do stop that silly sniffing!

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I know you're scared.

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But you've just got to go through with it, that's all.

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It is 9:00, and we are now open.

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Good morning, good morning! Welcome to the Mill Health Centre.

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My name is Mrs Tembe, and if you have any problems,

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the door to my office is always open.

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Morning, Mr Harvey.

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You won't be able to greet everyone individually.

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Good morning. We have a 9:00 appointment.

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What's your name please?

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Mrs Devene. But it's for my son, Tony.

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-He's a temporary patient.

-Oh, temporary patient.

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Oh, sorry. He uses his father's name.

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-It's Marsden.

-Marsden. There you go.

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-If you'd like to have a seat.

-Thank you. Sit.

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Now, look, my son is having an ingrown toenail removed,

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I wondered if I could sit with him?

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Aw, I'm sure that'll be fine. Bit of moral support!

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I am sorry, that will not be possible.

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The nurses' room is very cramped,

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and Dr Carter will need all available space.

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-I'm sure it would be fine.

-My son is very fragile.

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He's not used to strangers. He had a terrible time in hospital.

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I am sorry, no.

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Dr Carter will take good care of him.

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Please take a seat.

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Will you shut up! I can't hear myself think!

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Use your handkerchief!

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Mr Marsden?

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If you'd like to come through. Thank you.

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Good luck!

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OK, now first of all,

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I'm going to give you an injection in the toe, to numb the pain.

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Right.

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Then I make an incision, here and here.

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And remove the edges of the nail with my forceps.

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Don't worry! He's done this hundreds of times.

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Then we pour a chemical into the nail bed to stop further growth.

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There may be some,

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but you'll be a lot more comfortable for quite a while.

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Don't worry. You'll be fine!

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Everything OK?

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I'm very well, thank you. Thank you.

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello, love.

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Oh, yeah, I'm having a great time here on Planet Tembe,

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it's like being back at infants'.

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Yeah, that's right. We do miss Julia.

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SHE CLEARS HER THROAT

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I'm sorry, I'll have to go, there's some weird coughing noise

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coming from somewhere.

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Bye. What?

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Mrs Hollins, you are not paid to make personal phone calls.

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-He called me.

-That is irrelevant.

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Your phone should be switched off at work.

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What's the matter with you?

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I am a person who takes pride in her work.

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And you know what that comes before, don't you?

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What has happened to that woman?

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You were supposed to be keeping an eye on her!

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Oh, for crying out loud!

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Well, Mr Marsden, we managed not to amputate your foot.

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I'll leave you with Nurse Clay to apply the dressings.

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Let's get you cleaned up.

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DOOR OPENS

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There you are! Now is everything all right?

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Yes, fine. I just need to put his dressing on,

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and he'll be out with you in five minutes.

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Mrs Devene, I asked you to wait in reception area.

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I had to make sure...

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Come along. Come.

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For goodness sake. Get your hands off me

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Tony? What are you doing?!

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I understand your concern, Mrs Devene,

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but I do not appreciate my staff being interfered with.

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Do you have any idea how vulnerable my son is?

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Excuse me?

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He was in a car accident, left him partially brain damaged,

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and he's terrified around strangers.

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I appreciate that, but we will look after him.

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Please, take a seat.

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I'm sorry. I was in pain.

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Well, you should have told me.

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I'm sorry.

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Tony, what's the matter?

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Please. Take me home with you.

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What?!

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I don't want to go home with her. She locks me in the dark.

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Surely not.

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And she's a liar. Everything she says is a big fat fib.

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I'm sure you don't mean that. Tony, just try and calm down

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Help me.

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OK. OK. Just hold on.

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I'm going to get a colleague. I won't be a minute.

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I have so many things to do.

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And now I have to put in a new stationery order.

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It's also important to stay calm and focused.

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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Mrs Tembe, can I talk to you about annual leave?

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-No, you cannot.

-Kevin, you'll back me up on this.

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Sometimes the secret to good management is keeping a cool head.

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Absolutely.

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I mean, I'm amazed you lot are so chilled about next week.

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-What about next week?

-We've got the inspectors coming.

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-No, we haven't.

-Yeah, we have, you know.

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It's all to do with this reaccreditation wotsit.

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What makes you think they're coming here?

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It's on my NHS diary in my smartphone.

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I thought everyone had one.

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We'd have got a letter, recorded delivery.

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We've not had one, have we?

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I assure you. I would have noticed such an important document.

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Something wrong with your phone.

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OK. It's your practice.

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-He was in a real state.

-Do you think he is being mistreated?

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I don't know. He was all confused, rambling. It seemed a bit odd.

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Where is he?

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So did you, or did you not receive such a letter?

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-We did.

-I told you.

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I was standing here, you were sat there,

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suddenly, there was a man at the door with a large package.

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What did you do with it?

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I gave it to Daniel who put it on Julia's desk.

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As it was an important letter,

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you should have made sure it was dealt with urgently.

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-What more could I have done?!

-Let's try and remain calm.

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I'm sure Daniel has the matter in hand. I'll give him a call.

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Has anyone seen my patient, Tony Marsden?

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Excuse me?

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Oh, Mrs Devene, I'm really, really sorry,

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but your son seems to have disappeared.

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-What?

-I just turned my back for one minute.

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Well, where's he gone?!

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Well if he hasn't come through this way...

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The fire doors. Dr Cassidy. Nurse Clay.

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I want you to go outside and find him.

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I am so sorry, I promise you we will find him.

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Your promise! What's that worth? You promised he'd be safe.

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You promised there'd be someone with him the whole time.

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He's terrified of anything medical. No wonder he bolted.

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I know this must be distressing for you, but we will find him.

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I don't want you anywhere near him.

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Call yourself a manager!

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You're nothing but an arrogant, ignorant,

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jumped-up little jobsworth.

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It's not your day, is it?

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Now, my gorgeous girl,

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what would you say to a triple chocolate brownie?

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This is what you were doing in the kitchen last night, is it?

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There's no need to look scared!

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I'll have you know that I have often been compared to Jamie Oliver.

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What, cos of the hair you mean?

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Yeah, and cos people say, "Compared to Jamie Oliver, you can't cook."

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Interesting.

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Thank you.

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I will have you know

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I am a World-conquering, Willy Wonka-ing, hot chocolateer.

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SHE GIGGLES

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Nurse Marquez. Dr Wilson.

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All right.

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You may have heard that there was an altercation

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between myself and the mother of a patient this morning.

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There were tribes in the Pacific who heard that one.

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Well, as Practice Manager, it is my duty to keep you informed.

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THEY LAUGH

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The patient, a Mr Marsden,

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ran away following an operation on an ingrown toenail.

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He also stole a bottle of champagne, belonging to Dr Carter.

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Now according to Nurse Clay, he seemed mentally unstable,

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exhibiting symptoms of paranoia.

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Is Cherry OK?

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Yes, yes, yes she is fine,

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and I have told her to continue with her normal activities.

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However, I will urge you to be vigilant,

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and if you see anything suspicious please, please come and see me.

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Thank you.

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No, thank you. Everything is kicking off.

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Cherry, are you all right?

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Yeah, I'm fine. A patient just got scared and ran off.

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Maybe he saw Jimmi and thought the 1980s were coming to get him.

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THEY LAUGH

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Hilarious. Are you OK?

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Yeah, I'm fine. It's just been a crazy day.

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Don't worry, we can go for a run another day.

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No, I want to go. I want to clear my head.

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-I'll just go and get changed.

-OK. I'll wait here.

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No, no, wait, wait.

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Before you go let me get a picture please, please, please!

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THEY LAUGH

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It's not funny. At least we're not one of those couples

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that sits around doing nothing. No offence.

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None taken.

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Anyway, a bit of exercise gets the endorphins going,

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burns a few calories.

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Yeah, you see I've heard that laughing has the same effect.

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And right now, Jimmi sweetheart, I can feel the pounds falling off.

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THEY LAUGH

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Go Ken! Go Barbie!

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THEY LAUGH

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SHE KNOCKS ON DOOR

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Mrs Devene.

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There's no sign of him. I've been home.

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I've looked everywhere.

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What would you like me to do?

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I would like YOU to find him.

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You're the one who got us into this mess.

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But I thought you did not want my help.

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I didn't. That just shows how desperate I am.

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Why do you think he'd just run off like that?

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Who?

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Tony, my patient. He was really scared.

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And I don't know if that's because he's unbalanced,

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or whether he does have something to be scared of.

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I thought we'd come to get some fresh air and forget about work.

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-We have.

-Let's just make the most of it then!

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Does he have a mobile phone?

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Of course not!

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Since the accident, he can hardly tie his shoelaces.

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And are there any friends that he might go to?

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No, he's lost all his friends.

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When they found out how bad he was, they dropped him like a hot brick.

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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Come in.

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Heston says you need to have a chat about this reaccreditation thing.

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It will just have to wait.

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Tell Dr Carter I will see him shortly.

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I think we have no choice but to call the police.

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No!

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Tony could react very badly if the police were called in.

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Why?

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Because since the accident, he's changed.

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He's not the same person that he was.

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Now, he has demons.

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SHE GROANS

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-What's wrong now?

-I've got a stitch.

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-Come on.

-It feels like being punched in the ribs.

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The best thing is to push through it.

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-You are kidding.

-Look, this was your idea.

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Let's just go back.

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We're nearly at the top of the hill. Just one last push.

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Oh, no, you go. I'll wait here. See you back here in five minutes.

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-If you're sure.

-Yep.

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Right, let us have a look at all the places he might go.

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Has he got any money on him?

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No!

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That means he cannot get on the buses or trains.

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He wouldn't even know how to.

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All he'll want to do is run and hide.

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Mrs Devene, our nurse mentioned that he seemed very scared.

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Well, it's a strange place, he hasn't left the house for weeks.

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He seemed scared about going back home.

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Oh...

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There are times when I lose my temper with him.

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I might have said one or two awful things, but...

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it's only because I'm finding this all so stressful.

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Well...

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He can't have gone far. Do not worry, we will find him.

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GROANING

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Hello?

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Hello? Hey.

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Are you the guy from the Mill?

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No.

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It's OK. I'm a doctor.

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-It looks like your foot needs seeing to.

-It's all right.

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-I can take you back, you can come with me.

-No!

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-I don't want to!

-OK.

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I tell you what, I'll give Nurse Clay a call,

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and she can get your mum, and we'll all go back together.

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Oh, come on. Jimmi! Pick up, the phone

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ANSWERING MACHINE MESSAGE

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Mrs Hollins, I need you to hold the fort

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while I attend to an important matter.

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Where are you going?

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That is of none of your concern.

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I think it is, actually!

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I've had Heston on my back for the last half an hour.

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The man from the PCT wants a word with you,

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your phone was has been off the hook.

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It will just have to wait.

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And what about this letter? You know?

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Just the tiny matter of the Mill's future. Nothing too important.

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Daniel thinks the cleaner must have thrown it away,

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Heston's had a word with Sandra and she doesn't remember seeing it.

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Well in that case, we should call the GMC.

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You mean, I should call them?

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No, get Dr Carter to call then.

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I'm not asking him. He's in a foul mood.

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All right, well, I will ask him.

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What's the matter with you?

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Jimmi abandoned me and I've got a stitch.

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HE MOANS

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What are you doing!?

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-Nothing.

-I don't want you to phone.

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You mustn't phone her. I don't want her to know.

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'Jimmi. I can't hear you. Jimmi?'

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We really have to go.

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Jimmi! Jimmi! Is that Tony?

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-Goodness.

-That means he is safe.

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Right, do you know where he is?

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I'm sorry.

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I need to go. She won't let me.

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She says if I go away, she'll tell the police what I did,

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but I didn't mean to do it.

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Jimmi! Are you OK?!

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Dr Clay, are you all right?

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-Tony.

-No!

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What is it?

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Mrs Devene, I am afraid I will have to call the police.

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-No!

-A member of my staff has been hurt,

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and I believe your son was responsible.

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He's not responsible.

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He doesn't even know what time of day it is.

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Nevertheless, this incident needs to be reported.

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He's my son, and I will deal with him.

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No, I'm not!

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What?

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I'm not her son.

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Mrs Devene?

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Mrs Devene, if you do not tell the truth

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then you leave me with no option but to call the police.

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He's...

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He's not my son.

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My son died, after a car accident.

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This is the man who killed him.

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Is Mrs Tembe around?

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She was looking for you, but she's gone now.

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She wants you to phone the GMC.

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Oh, great!

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He's an alcoholic.

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A drunk driver, in a stolen car, going about 80 miles an hour.

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He walked away from the wreckage.

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There were witnesses but he was notorious in those days

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so they were scared to come forward,

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the police said there wasn't enough evidence,

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but I only had to look in his eyes to know.

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I didn't mean to crash the car.

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So you keep him prisoner?

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No! I look after him.

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He was in hospital, the same time as Tony.

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He was being treated for cirrhosis of the liver.

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When they finally turned off Tony's life support,

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and harvested his organs,

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that day, they gave this man a new liver.

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So he probably is my son. Or part of him.

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-You can't possibly know that.

-Well, what does it matter?

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I had nobody, he had nobody.

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So now we have each other.

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So if you'll just let us get on our way.

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Mrs Devene, I cannot allow that.

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You have lied to me, you have endangered a member of my staff,

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you've left me no alternative, but to call the authorities.

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I see. So they'll take him away from me

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and he'll end up back on the streets. Drinking. Joyriding.

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Is that what you want?

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That is not for me to decide.

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I can watch over him. I can control him.

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It is clear from everything I have seen today,

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he does not wish to go with you, and you cannot keep him.

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Look at him! He wouldn't last five minutes without me!

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Are you going to look after him?

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Mr Marsden, if you would like to come with me,

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I will make sure you are looked after properly.

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Come home, Tony.

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I'll make your favourite, eggy bread, a chocolate pudding,

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and I'll let you sleep with the light on.

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Please. Can we go now?

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There, you see, no matter how much he complains,

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he always comes home to me.

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There we are.

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Well. What a day.

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Why do I have to go to bed?

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It's not even night time.

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Now, don't start!

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It's going to be quite a long time before your foot is better.

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So you will just stay in bed.

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You can use a bed pan.

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And I'll give you a blanket bath. Goodnight, Tony.

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That's not my name.

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My name's Derek.

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If I say your name is Tony, your name is Tony.

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Isn't it enough that you killed him,

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without trying to destroy his memory?

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I'm sorry.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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Someone's at the door.

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-They'll go away.

-It could be important.

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Nothing is important, except getting you better.

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-DOORBELL RINGS AGAIN

-Ignore it. I'm not going to answer.

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Goodnight, Tony.

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Goodnight.

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Goodnight what?

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-Goodnight, Mum.

-That's better.

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Thank you.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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Dr Carter! I am so sorry for abandoning you.

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-It's a bit late now!

-I had to take care of a patient.

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Has there been any news of the reaccreditation?

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I rang the GMC and the inspectors are coming on Thursday.

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Well, we should convene in my office to talk tactics.

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What's the point?

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We're understaffed, in financial difficulty, no permanent manager.

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We may as well turn the lights off and pretend we're not here.

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Dr Carter, I do not like to hear you talk like this.

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Besides, I have prepared a treat for us.

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Well, I can't do it, I've got to go home

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and prepare for interviews on Monday.

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Thanks for trying though.

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You are welcome.

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If you're being threatened or intimidated..

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Look, just get out my face, will you!

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She'll have to fill in while we re-advertise.

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I was really hoping we'd turn out better than this.

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-He's too frightened of her.

-Well, he has a right to be.

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Get back, you little...

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You may turn over your papers now.

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Could we come back to that question later?

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