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MUSIC ON RADIO: "Baby Love" by The Supremes

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Zuzana!

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Not right in my face, Mum!

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I'm sorry, love. Your breakfast is ready.

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I just have cereal. No, no. Not in my house, you don't.

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Ooh, sorry - our house. You don't need to do this.

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I want to.

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That's the whole point. I want to look after you.

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And you can't have just cereal for breakfast.

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So, sit down and eat.

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Dad, where are you?

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'I'm still at home.'

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And I've gotta pop in to the station.

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What?! 'Yeah, I know, I know. I'm sorry.'

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But I need to see HR,

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sort out the paperwork for my compassionate leave.

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But I won't be long. 'What am I supposed to do?'

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Well, just wait for me, and we'll see the specialist when I get there.

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OK? Er...

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'Do me a favour, Jack. Stay away from your mum, OK?'

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Right. Bye.

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TV PLAYS

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Hey!

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Hiya, Zuzana.

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Hey, this is nice.

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Well, much more room than her old place.

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Definitely.

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It's all right.

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MUM SCOFFS

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You speak to her. Can I get you a drink?

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Oh, no, I'm all right. Oh, don't be silly.

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What was that about?

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She wants me to move in. Permanent.

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Well...

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No way!

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This is just till the baby arrives and the ankle's fixed.

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You look pretty comfortable to me!

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Might as well take advantage. Hey, it's nice!

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And, you know, some of the ladies I look after, they don't have anyone.

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Be nice for your mum to have you here as well.

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I got a selection. And... we all need calcium, don't we?

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You will make a brilliant grandma. Oh!

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MUM CHUCKLES

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DOOR OPENS

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She's incompetent! Who?

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The young temp in reception. Where's Mrs Tembe.

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Well, Mrs Tembe's at the Campus. She can't be allowed to continue.

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We can't hire anyone permanent

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unless we know that Karen's not coming back.

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There must be an alternative to the walking disaster out there.

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It's difficult. It's necessary!

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DOOR CLOSES

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If I don't bring these in here, I'm going to scoff the lot!

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That's all right.

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How is she? She's fine.

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Ah! And the baby?

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Don't worry. She's young, she's strong. It's all looking good.

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Ah! I'm just glad she's here, where I can keep an eye on her.

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Must be nice having her back home, eh?

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Yeah. Took some arguing!

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But, you know, this is where she belongs.

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Not that tiny little bedsit.

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So, everything's OK? Oh, it's wonderful.

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Well...

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Actually...

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it's even better than that.

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I'm pregnant!

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Eight weeks.

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Er... Does Zuzana know? Oh, no.

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No, I haven't told anyone yet. It's a surprise.

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Er... Yeah.

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We've done everything together, me and Zuzana. We're like sisters.

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And there's plenty of room. I mean...

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I was just rattling around in here all by myself.

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She's feisty, this little one!

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What?

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Er, so...

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Mandy and I have been talking, and...

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Well, the thing is, she agrees with me

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that your bedsit really isn't big enough for the two of you.

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Claire, this is not really what we talked about.

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It's true, though.

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You'd be better off just giving up your lease and moving in properly.

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Then we can all be together. All of us.

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And the money you save on the rent

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will keep your little one in babygros.

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She definitely won't recognise me?

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She doesn't recognise your dad.

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She doesn't recognise anyone or anything

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from the past 30 years of her life.

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So, it doesn't matter if she sees me.

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It's not a good idea.

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Jack... Come and sit down. I can get you a coffee.

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You all right, Karen?

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That T-shirt's so old!

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The Police.

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My mate Maggie was really into them. She's got the Synchronicity shirt.

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She's got all three autographs on the back.

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The tour last year.

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Right.

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So, who's this? Does he talk?

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I'm Jack.

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And we really shouldn't be disturbing you.

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No, I don't mind being disturbed.

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Haven't you got loads of patients who need your help?

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I'll be fine. We'll be fine.

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So, Jack...

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You looked like you could do with some company.

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And you just happened to be passing my window?

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I'm visiting my mum.

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Sh... She's just down the corridor.

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Is she all right?

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I don't know. I hope so.

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What did I tell you? She's coming home for good!

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You have to tell her. I will. Oh, she'll be absolutely amazed.

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Oh, Claire, you really need to think about this.

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What is there to think about? She will absolutely love it!

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What am I going to love?

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Claire?

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Well, I was going to tell you... after the baby.

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I just didn't want you to worry about anything but your little one.

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Mum?

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Well, the thing is...

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..I'm pregnant too.

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Eight weeks.

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You're 45!

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Well, that's not necessarily a problem.

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I don't understand. How can you do this?

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How can you be so stupid?

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Zuzana... What's she thinking of?

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Who was it?

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I thought you'd be pleased.

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I am.

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I'm having a baby, just like you!

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Step away from the biscuits, Bellamy.

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Tea? Coffee? Coffee, please.

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I've found a temporary receptionist.

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Well, that's got to be an improvement.

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Valerie.

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Oh. Is that a good idea?

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I think she's the perfect solution.

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She knows the ropes, she's available immediately,

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and we need a reliable receptionist to get us back on track.

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Any objections? No. No, it'll be nice to see her.

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Good. Cos she's popping in later to sort out the paperwork.

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I was going to wash it.

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What? Biscuit tin.

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So, you...know it's empty, then?

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She just needs to get used to the idea.

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She probably wasn't expecting it.

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Like this is normal?!

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How can I expect something like this?

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You're too old to have a baby, Mum.

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I'm not that old!

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Do you know what the risks are? Oh! Tell her.

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About Down's syndrome and...and the risks for her.

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And how will you cope?

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You'll be a pensioner when the kid's in secondary school.

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Are they going to be in the same year?

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At school? They could be in the same class!

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Hopefully.

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Hopefully?

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You can't have your aunt or your uncle in the same class as you.

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Do you know how much they'll be teased?

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We'll be the weird family everyone jokes about.

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Oh, that doesn't matter. You have no idea.

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I-I-I thought you'd be pleased.

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She will be.

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They can play with each other. I mean, there's plenty of room.

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We can all live here together.

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They could share your old room, like, um...

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well, like a double nursery.

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Why are you being like this?

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Mandy, do you have a car?

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Er, yeah.

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I want to go home. You ARE home.

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I'll walk, then. On that ankle?

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I'm not staying here with her. Zuzana, she's your mum.

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Then why is she doing this?! I'm not doing anything.

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I'll wait outside.

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What have I done?!

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Why am I the bad guy all of a sudden?

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DOOR SHUTS I, um...

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I'd better... Yeah, yeah. Yeah, of course. You go.

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She'll get over it.

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It's fine. We'll be fine.

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DOOR SHUTS

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You're doing it again. Have I got something on my nose? Sorry.

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I was...thinking.

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So, what do you like to listen to?

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On your Walkman, or whatever. This and that.

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Any record you want, I can tape it for you.

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How's that work?

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Saturday mornings. Our Price.

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Yeah?

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You work in a record shop?

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So...

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what's selling at the moment?

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Compilations.

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We actually had a queue for the last one they brought out.

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Music for people who can't decide what they like.

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Now That's What I Call Music!

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Now 4.

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God help us if we get to Now 5 and Now 6 and Now 7.

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I can't believe you work in Our Price.

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Why shouldn't I?

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You can come and see me, if you like. I finish at 2.00.

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Saturday mornings.

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Well, I used to.

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Do you know why you're here?

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I banged my head.

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I think it was a car accident. I think. They don't...

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They don't talk to me. They don't tell me stuff.

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They just talk rubbish.

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First decent conversation I've had since I've got here.

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Thanks.

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Karen...

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have we met before?

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That's the oldest chat-up line in the book!

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Is that the best you've got?

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KNOCK ON DOOR, HE MUMBLES

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Just spreading the word.

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I've found a new temporary replacement for Karen.

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Remember Valerie?

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The emotional limpet?

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Yes.

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No! Why all the negativity?

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Valerie is efficient, competent, caring and respectful.

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We're lucky to have her.

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Hooray.

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I'm sorry.

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Dragging you all the way over here.

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No. It's important you get the injection.

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Whooping cough isn't nice.

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Most people it must be just...arrive,

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stick the needle in and go.

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With me you get the whole family crisis thing.

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Well, if it wasn't for your ankle, you'd be in the surgery...

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Am I being stupid?

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It's just...she can't just help with my baby. She has to have one too.

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I didn't even know she was seeing anyone.

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Well, don't burn your bridges, eh? You're going to need each other.

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You don't want to do this on your own.

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And neither does she.

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Karen...

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Oh, are you worried about her? Sorry? Your mum.

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No.

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No, she's going to be fine.

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Won't be long before she's back to her usual nagging self.

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Tell me about it!

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My mum nags like it's an automatic reaction.

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"Oh, there's my daughter - must nag."

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Sounds familiar. We never have any proper conversation.

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I just get a stream of instructions and complaints.

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We don't...don't actually talk.

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OK. OK, do you ever get this one?

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"You treat this place like a hotel!"

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SHE LAUGHS All the time!

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My mum...

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My mum...

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They told me that she died a long time ago.

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It's all right. Don't worry...

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

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What are YOU doing here?! Well, if I'm not welcome, I'll leave.

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That's not... You're just throwing money away, keeping this place.

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It's my home. Well, no, it's not.

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Oh, this...it isn't right.

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I was never going to stay with you.

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It was just for the birth, just for a few weeks, to keep you happy!

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Well, you've blown that, haven't you?! It's not MY fault!

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It's nobody's fault.

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Calm down, both of you, before I have to start worrying

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about blood pressure and premature birth.

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She can't stay here. Watch me.

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Zuzana, come on.

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You've got to admit this isn't an ideal place to bring up a baby.

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Of course it isn't. That's why I wanted to go home!

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Ohh!

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You still can, sweetheart.

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Mm?

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Problem? Well, we could have discussed it first.

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Managerial decision. Anyway, she's efficient. Yes.

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Reliable. Indeed.

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Was there really no-one else? No.

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Oh! You're very kind, Mandy. I'm sorry to be so much trouble.

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Oh, no, it's no problem.

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We'll be fine now. Well, now she's come to her senses about this place.

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You ready to go, love?

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In a minute. Hm.

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She's eight weeks gone, yeah? Is that too late?

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I don't think it can be,

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cos you don't get some of your scan results till three months.

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Erm... Can you arrange it?

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Can you fix her up for an abortion?

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SHE GASPS

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What kind of hospital is this?

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The normal kind.

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It's not a mental hospital?

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No!

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Don't be daft!

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It's...

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It's St Phil's. It's a normal hospital.

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You're not just saying that?

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Honestly.

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You banged your head, but you're... you're going to be fine.

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You're just a bit confused, that's all.

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You're nice.

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What do you do? Have you got a job?

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I'm a lawyer. Just started.

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Oo-er! I bet your mum's proud of you.

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Yeah.

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I think she is.

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Always so dramatic.

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Not helping, Zuzana.

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Well, she is.

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You've got a child growing inside you, nearly born.

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A little baby.

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And you can sit there calmly talking about abortion?

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She can't hear me! And we're not talking about her.

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We're talking about your... My what? Mine's a little baby too.

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Now, this is YOUR little brother or sister.

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You always wanted a little baby sister.

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When I was six! Yeah, that might have been nice.

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Oh! Well, I'm sorry.

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I'm so sorry about your terrible deprived childhood.

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How could we have been so selfish(?)

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Poor little Zuzana, all on her own(!)

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Do you know how much we wanted another child?

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What, I wasn't good enough? I don't think that's what she meant.

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What, then? We gave you everything.

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Exactly! You smothered me. You're still smothering me.

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We loved you. I couldn't breathe.

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Well, what was I supposed to do? You were my little girl.

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My lovely little girl. And now you're...

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Grown-up.

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I'm a grown-up, Mum.

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You can't keep running my life.

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And you can't just get another little baby to replace me.

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Nobody move!

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Just let me look at you all.

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Oooh!

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Isn't this wonderful?!

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Oh, I have missed this place so much! And we you.

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Oh! I've got a beverage here!

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It's lovely to see you, Valerie.

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And you! I want all the gossip!

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Yes. I thought I heard a familiar voice!

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A wonderful surprise!

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Well, sorry to have to break up the party,

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but I really must drag Valerie away from you all, do the paperwork.

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Oh, if you must, you must. Oh, shucks!

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Well, see you later, then.

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Well, all right, then. Why don't we all have lunch together?

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Oh, can we go to the Icon?!

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Please, that would be so special. The Icon it is, then. 2.00.

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See you all there. Valerie...

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Oh, I'm really looking forward to that(!)

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Oh, absolutely. Indeed.

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I'm back!

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I have actually got to get back to work.

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Do you think I trust you two to not gouge each other's eyes out?

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I-I know it's difficult.

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But...you're in this situation,

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so you're going to have to find a way to get yourselves out.

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Oh, for goodness' sake! Zuzana?

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I'm sorry.

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I just thought you'd be happy for me.

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She is. Well, she will be.

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Right.

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I think this will be the last time I see you until after the big event.

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So...good luck with it. Hope it goes well.

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We'll be fine.

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Good.

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Zuzana?

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Yeah.

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OK. Er, YOU need to come in for a check-up!

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Oh, yeah, course. Thank you. Thanks for...

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For knocking people's heads together? No problem.

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For knocking people's heads together? No problem.

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It's all part of the service.

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All right. I've got a game. A competition.

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You up for it?

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Go on, then. My dad taught me this.

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I was in hospital for ages.

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Everybody brought me grapes. So...

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Am I supposed to be impressed? You try it.

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A chimpanzee could do that. You reckon?

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OK! Are those your mum's grapes?

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She won't mind.

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Come on. It's easy.

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OK. Come on, then.

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Ow!

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I'm sorry. No, no.

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It's OK. I just can't move my head.

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All right.

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New rules. Don't move.

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Just open your mouth.

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Ready?

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You missed it!

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YOU missed it. Another one.

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Right, then, love. Let's get you home.

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What about this place? I don't know.

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You could probably keep it until you decide what to do.

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Are you really pregnant? I mean, definitely.

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I really am.

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Wow!

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Yeah!

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Cost me a fortune.

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What?

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Well, I didn't just order sperm off the internet.

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It's a proper clinic. The donors get health checked and everything.

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What?

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I thought...

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I thought you'd got knocked up by accident!

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Cos that's just the stupid kind of thing you'd do, Mum!

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Silly cow gets drunk in a bar and gets herself pregnant.

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What, like you did?! Is that what you think?

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I wanted to be pregnant. I want this baby.

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Look, it's my last chance.

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I just thought we could do it together.

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They're not dolls, Mum.

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It's not like I'VE got a new toy and you want one too.

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And you don't, like, just come home and, what, play happy families?

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You and me and the babies,

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stopping you feeling lonely in your empty house.

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Oh, love, you make it sound as if it's a trap.

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That's what it feels like. A secret plan.

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I was going to tell you, but if I did...

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You knew I'd tell you what a stupid idea it was.

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You want a baby in the family. I'm giving you a baby, Mum.

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Why can't you just be a gran to my little girl?

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Why do you have to have everything?

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Why do you have to spoil everything?!

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I'm not coming home.

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Oh, come on. You can't stay here.

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Yes, I can. Till I find somewhere bigger.

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You lied to me. You're my mum, and you lied.

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I didn't. You should go.

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Zuzana... I don't want you in my house.

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I don't want you at the hospital. Just get out.

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Get out! Oh!

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So, Mandy, are you joining the happy throng? What do you mean?

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Lunch at the Icon with Howard and Valerie.

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Oh, is she really coming back?

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Oh, yes.

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She's just so...

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Needy?

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Clingy? Wet? Limpet-like?

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She's just lonely, that's all. Well, there's a surprise(!)

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Er... That's rich coming from you!

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Said the pot to the kettle. Heston!

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I'm just saying.

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And what are your plans this evening, Dr Carter?

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Oh, yes, table for one?

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Said the pot to the kettle.

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Mandy!

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Valerie! I heard you were back.

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Oh, this is brilliant!

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Oh, look at you all!

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You're my favourites!

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And you're our favourite too.

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That's an interesting necklace, Valerie.

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Oh, my Ashley gave it to me. It's lovely, isn't it?

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Ashley from the patient group?

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Yes.

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Sacre bleu.

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We're very happy together.

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We go together like two peas in a pod.

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When I found my Ashley, the world lost two lonely people

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and replaced them with one happy couple.

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That's what it's all about, really, isn't it?

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Did I win?

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You won.

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And my prize is...

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that you have to come back and see me again.

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I...can't.

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Oh, go on!

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You're the first person I've met in here who's even slightly normal.

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It's horrible in here.

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You'll be fine.

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The doctors here are great. They sorted me out, no problem.

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I'll see you.

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That's not what I mean!

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I want you to ask the nurse to ask this man to leave, please.

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Well, if you wanted a secret relationship,

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you shouldn't have chosen one of the seven men you work with.

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I feel so sure that I'm one thing

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and then you and everyone else says I'm something else.

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This doctor was saying it just takes a trigger.

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You play the right piece of music, say the right thing,

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and bam, they're back.

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