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LAUGHTER

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Aren't I the coolest chalet girl you've ever seen?

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Make that the hottest.

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CHATTERING ON VIDEO

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Sean!

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Dr Carter, I was just thinking about you.

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-Were you?

-I've had an idea.

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Ah-ha.

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I was thinking of organising a staff outing

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to the panto at the Letherbridge Hippodrome.

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I know you're a bit of a theatre buff - well, a lot of one -

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so I thought I would run it by you first.

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Thank you, it's not really my thing.

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But they're doing Robin Hood.

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So I see.

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I thought we could do some team bonding.

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Form our own group of merry men.

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And hilarious women.

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It's not really even in the canon.

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It's just some jumped-up director's attempt to do something modern.

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Sounds like you could teach the Hippodrome a thing or two.

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Well, I think I could.

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In fact, I'm thinking of writing my own version.

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One that knows its facts from its fairy lights.

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Sounds exciting.

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Hm. I will expose Robin Hood for the farce that it is.

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Which one are you going to do?

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Well, I...

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When is Howard going to get those paving stones fixed?

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I nearly broke my ankle again!

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Cinderella!

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Oh! That's my absolute favourite!

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I've always seen myself as a bit of a Cinderella,

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waiting for a prince to come, bring the right shoe...

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It's a classic. A quintessential example of the genre.

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What are you blethering on about?

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Heston's writing a pantomime.

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Well, maybe.

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Whatever.

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No, I think it's a great idea. Maybe I could help you?

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There's no need.

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I need to be alone with my muse.

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Oh, yes, muse, yeah, quite right.

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Thank you.

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Hey!

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I doubt Nurse Jackie's going to be into extreme sports.

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I'm sure she's seen worse. And it's Mandy.

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Wow! Sure there's enough protein in here, Gav?

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I don't want her thinking I'm not looking after you properly.

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Tuck in, or do you know something about this that I don't?

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I'm not hungry. Too much coffee.

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What's up?

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Nothing. I'll sort it.

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Edwards still on your case?

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He's already given me two extensions.

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Sorry, mate.

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-It's not your fault.

-Yes, it is.

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I don't remember you pulling any all-nighters in your first year.

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I wasn't looking at the politics of betrayal and its influence

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on 20th century militarism in my first year.

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Never mind that - how's your breakfast?

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Five out of ten.

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Oi, don't push it!

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Right. Where are you?

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Nice. So what's new?

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"Love is in the air at last."

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Oh! That's cheesy even for you, Aran.

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So, what else is new?

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"Back to school. Letherbridge uni course... Memes and the message -

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"synergising dynamic client communication

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"with proactive team development."

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Wow, bet she's pushed you onto that.

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Have you got any superglue?

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Wow! Who's that? I like those cheekbones.

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Just someone that I used to know.

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Yeah, right, the one that got away?

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Something like that.

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Come on. Gory details.

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There aren't any.

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Right. Cos you're seeing Jimmi now.

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Actually, I'm not. That didn't work out.

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Oh. That's a shame.

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I mean, he's not a laugh a minute, but...

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It's fine. We're both cool about it.

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So you find yourself newly single and what's the first thing you do?

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Look up your ex, of course! It's what the internet was invented for.

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-Dig up any dirt?

-No.

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Except, he's got a new girlfriend and she's younger

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-and better looking than you are?

-Zara!

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Count yourself lucky. You were about to break the golden rule.

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What's that?

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Never go back. It always ends in disaster.

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I did go back. Once.

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What happened?

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It was a disaster.

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Exactly. There's plenty more sharks in the sea.

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Get over him and get a life.

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-Glue?

-Sorry.

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Hiya. You must be Gavin.

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That's me. Come on in.

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-The nurses at St Phil's speak very highly of you.

-Did they?

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Said you're doing sterling work.

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Well, that's what families are for.

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You'd be surprised. Not all families rally round.

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Would you like a drink? A cup of tea or something?

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I'll see the patient first.

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Of course, he's right through here.

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PHONE BUZZES Excuse me.

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You're OK. I can take it from here.

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Well, it's all looking good.

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Great.

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Think I'll give the slopes a bit of a miss from now on, though.

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Keen skier, were you?

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No, first time.

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Yeah, beginner's luck.

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I'm more of a sun, sea and surf kind of guy myself.

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Me too.

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Is that why you were planning a trip to Australia?

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Sorry, there was a request

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for a copy of your medical records in your file.

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Thought you were psychic there for a minute.

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My mum lives there. She came over when this happened.

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Wanted me to go back with her so she could look after me.

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You didn't take her up on it?

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I thought about it. Bondi Beach versus the Bullring.

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But no, my life's here. And I've got my brother.

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He seems like a lovely guy.

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Yeah.

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OK, any pain?

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Nope.

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You still going to all your physio appointments?

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Yes. Gav makes sure of that.

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Good. How are you finding it?

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Look at that.

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A few more months of this and Rio, here I come.

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The Paralympics?

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Yeah, sure, why not? Just need to get stuck into some training.

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Look, stop calling, OK? Today is really not a good day.

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OK? OK. Yes, I'll see you then.

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Let me do that. I need to fill it up anyway.

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You're OK.

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You sound like you've got enough on your plate.

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Yeah. I could do with brushing up my time management skills.

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Anything I can help you with?

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Not unless you're an expert on 20th century history.

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No, I can't remember what I did yesterday.

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Have you finished with Sean?

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Not quite. I'll be with you in a minute.

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How do you feel about wearing tights?

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Sorry?

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Heston's writing a pantomime.

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If we're lucky, we might get to do a turn.

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Aren't they doing a panto at the Hippodrome?

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Yeah, but that's not panto in the true sense of the word.

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Heston's taking it back to its Italian roots.

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What's he doing - The Godfather?

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No, Cinderella.

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Oh! When's it going to be on?

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-I'm not sure.

-What's the venue?

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I don't think there is one yet.

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Hm. Well, he could get quite a few punters in.

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Any idea what he's doing with the profits?

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Sorry. I'm sure Heston will give us all the details

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once the muse has finished...musing.

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PHONE RINGS

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Good morning. Mill Health Centre.

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-How's he doing?

-You'll have to ask him.

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Course.

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It must be hard for you looking after Sean, all your uni work...

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It's nothing compared to what he's got to put up with.

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He's not the only one that matters.

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Don't tell him that. I'm OK.

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-Sean mentioned that you haven't been sleeping well.

-It's nothing.

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I've been doing a bit of web design for a friend in my spare time.

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It helps pay the bills.

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It's been messing up my sleep a bit, but I'll be OK.

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You make sure you get some rest.

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-You sound like my mum.

-Sorry.

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I should take her advice - chamomile tea before bed.

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Or you could come to the surgery

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and get your doctor to go through some other options.

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It's OK, I can handle it, but thank you.

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Remember what I said - get some rest.

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I will.

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-KNOCKING

-Come in.

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Can I get you a drink, Dr Carter?

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I know how writers can lose themselves in their work.

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What's all this?

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These, Valerie, are the tools of my trade.

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To create art, one must be an artisan.

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Smell that.

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Nothing like a virgin page of vellum

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to get the creative juices flowing...

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Oh, yes, virgin juices.

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This, Valerie, is the finest ink money can buy.

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Handwriting is a dying art.

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I quite agree. The number of prescriptions I've had to decipher.

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Don't mind me.

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What's this, the Antiques Road Show?

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A little project of mine.

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He's being modest. Dr Carter's working on a masterpiece.

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Putting in for Medical Book of the Year, are we?

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No, he's writing a pantomime.

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Can I help you, Kevin?

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Yes, I wanted to change my rota, but Howard's not here, so...

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I can help you with that.

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You stay there, Dr Carter. You need to concentrate on your opus.

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I haven't got long.

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How is he?

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Same as at the hospital. He's paralysed from the waist down.

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He'll never walk again.

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I'd like to see him.

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No way. You've caused enough trouble.

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I want a chance to apologise.

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-It's a bit late for sorry.

-At least let me talk to him.

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He doesn't want to see you.

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Why didn't you tell me you'd moved?

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-He's better off without you.

-I miss him.

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You should have thought about that before you took the first flight home and left me to pick up the pieces.

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I'm sorry.

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I want to try again.

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-Serious?

-Yes!

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Sean's doing just fine without you.

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I can't just forget about him.

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You've been doing a pretty good job so far.

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We all make mistakes.

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Just go.

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Get on with your life and leave us to get on with ours.

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Hiya, Valerie. No Mrs Tembe today?

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No. She's at home looking after Karen. She's such a Good Samaritan.

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Well, this is my good turn for the day. I'm on my way

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back to the campus, Chris said you wanted me to pick up...

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Oh, yes, where did I put it?

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Ah, can't see for looking.

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It's been a bit of an exciting morning, actually.

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-Really?

-It's a bit hush-hush, but Heston's writing a pantomime!

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Oh, no, he isn't!

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Yes, he is.

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Oh, no, he...

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Never mind.

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Ah.

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No, it's going to be a cut above the common theatrical entertainment.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, of course. I mean,

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I wouldn't expect Heston to get down with the common people.

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See you later.

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I'm back. Sean?

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I'm in here.

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How long have you been lying here? Why didn't you call?

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Phone's on the table.

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Come here.

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Let me get your legs.

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You OK?

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Yeah, I think so.

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DVD got stuck, thought I'd try and fix it.

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You should've waited for me to get back.

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I've got to push myself a bit or I'll never get better, will I?

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Thought I'd try walking while no-one was looking.

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-Just for the hell of it.

-Typical.

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Just chill, Gavin. It can't get much worse, can it?

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Where'd you go, anyway?

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I had to pick something up from the library.

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Right.

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I'll get Mandy back round to check you're OK.

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Sometimes I don't think I can do this, Gav.

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Watch from the sidelines while everyone gets on with life.

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Course you can. You need to get out.

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I'll arrange for the real ale gang to get together again.

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Yeah. Sure. Whatever.

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You got a minute?

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-Yes, don't mind me.

-Great.

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I just wondered,

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if you haven't already promised the money to anyone, any chance

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you'd consider giving it to the kids' cancer ward at St Phil's?

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-Sorry, what...?

-The money from the panto.

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Valerie's told me all about it, sounds amazing.

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I've got a friend who works on the kids' cancer ward.

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They're trying to raise money for a new MRI scanner,

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-but they've only made peanuts so far.

-Well, I'm sorry, but...

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-The money from the panto would make a massive difference.

-I'd like to help, but there is no pantomime.

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I haven't written a word yet, nor given any thought to who's going to get the proceeds.

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Good. So I'm ahead of the game?

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Yes. No!

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Come on, do it for the kids!

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It's not that I don't want to help.

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Then what's the problem?

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Fine. You're first in line if there are any profits.

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Nice one. Thank you, Heston.

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Enjoy your dinner.

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Tell that brother of mine to bring me a beer.

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What did your last slave die of?

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Everything OK?

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Nothing to worry about. He doesn't need to go to hospital.

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Thank goodness for that.

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You know, you can't be expected to be here 100% of the time.

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I know, but what if something really bad had happened to him?

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Well, that's what I mean - you can't take all the responsibility.

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We could get someone in to help you.

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I wouldn't trust Sean with anybody else.

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Gavin, being sole carer, it's a lot to take on.

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You do need a break from time to time. What about your uni work?

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Family comes before some poxy degree.

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Sean needs me. I'm not going to let him down.

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-He's worried about you.

-Look, we're OK. I don't need your help.

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All right. Well, you know where I am.

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Yeah.

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Mm, that sounds delicious.

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Well, that depends...

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Oh, Dr Khella, you'd make a lovely Cinders.

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What?

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In the panto. Wouldn't she, Dr Carmichael?

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I'm sorry - hold on... What?

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Heston's panto. Jas would make a lovely Cinders.

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All I know is that if he's looking to cast the Ugly Sisters,

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he doesn't have to look very far.

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Hold on, I have to take this somewhere a little more private.

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It's not a bad idea.

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How can you have lunch? I am so excited, I can't eat a thing.

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-Why, what's happened?

-The panto, of course.

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We've just been talking about it in the staff room.

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Everyone wants to know when it'll be on, you know.

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Since you're still at the planning stage,

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I wondered if there might be a few minor parts on offer?

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I've always fancied treading the boards.

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I'm yet to decide on the dramatis personae.

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Zara thinks I'd be a shoe-in for an Ugly Sister,

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but I'm not setting my sights so high.

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Valerie...

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Doesn't the Fairy Godmother have elves? Or is it handmaidens?

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Depends what's in the true canon, I suppose, doesn't it?

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There are no elves and no handmaidens!

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You've really jumped the gun in telling everybody.

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My Cinderella will probably never see the light of day!

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It was just an impulsive reaction to the tacky commercialism

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that has subsumed a tradition that is very close to my heart.

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-I know what this is.

-What?

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It's the stress, isn't it?

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How can you be expected to find the time and space to write

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-when you're worried about where and when it'll be on?

-That is the least...

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You know what they used to say at the PCT?

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"Leave it to Valerie". They knew who they could count on, you see.

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Leave all the arrangements to me. Focus on your art.

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Excuse me, nurse?

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Yeah?

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Could I speak to you for a minute?

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Um, OK.

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I saw you this morning leaving Sean Andrews' house.

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I can't talk about my patients.

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Please, I just want to know how he is.

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And you are?

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Lianna Willson. Sean and I were together for a while.

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-Right.

-They've probably told you what happened.

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No, they haven't mentioned you.

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Really?

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I wonder if you could get a message to Sean for me?

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Why can't you give it to him?

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Gavin won't let me anywhere near him.

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He won't even give me his telephone number.

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Why not?

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He thinks it'll upset Sean too much.

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Because you broke up?

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Yeah.

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And maybe I have left it too long,

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but I was just confused about everything.

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One minute we're together, the next...

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Today would have been our anniversary.

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A year.

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I'm sorry. I wish I could help.

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Please. If Sean can forgive Gavin, surely he can forgive me!

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Forgive him for what?

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Gavin was drunk. He crashed into Sean on the ski slope.

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-He didn't tell you?

-No.

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Welcome to another episode of Hangovers From Hell...

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Too loud, too loud.

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Come on, Gav, ready for your close-up?

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-Oh, no, Sean!

-You'll love me for it later...

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DOORBELL RINGS

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Hiya.

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Hello. Sean's not expecting you, is he?

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No, I came to see you.

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I bumped into Lianna Willson outside the surgery.

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-What did she want?

-Is it true?

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What, that she couldn't step up once she found out Sean's prognosis?

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Yeah, it's true.

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No, that you caused Sean's accident.

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She told you that?

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Let's just say it came up in conversation.

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It's none of your business.

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It is when it affects Sean's main carer.

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Leave me alone.

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He doesn't know it was you, does he?

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I didn't mean to do it. He couldn't remember anything.

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I panicked and told him it was Lianna.

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She'd done a runner anyway, so he bought the story.

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And you've been keeping them apart ever since?

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I did what I thought was best.

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For who?

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He trusts me. He'd never forgive me.

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I think it's best that he finds out what really happened from you.

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Haven't you got anything better to do than follow me around all day?

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I need to run something by you.

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OK, you have got three minutes. Fire away.

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What you said earlier about not going back...

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-What about it?

-It doesn't have to be the golden rule, does it?

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You know better than most, rules are there to be broken.

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Normally I would second that, but in this case...

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I'm not lonely or selfish or jealous.

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I just finally know what it is I want.

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Being with Jimmi helped me to see it.

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Well, at least you got something out of it.

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Yeah. I know that the man I really want

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to spend the rest of my life with is Aran.

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Aran? The ex-ex?

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Listen, when I was trapped with... that man, afraid I was going to die,

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Aran was the person I really wanted to see.

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He's the only man who could ever make me laugh one minute

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and shiver with excitement the next.

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If he's so perfect then why did you leave him?

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I was too immature and messed up to realise what I had.

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My life was all over the place.

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This time, I know it's what I really want.

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Wow.

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That's some scorecard. Paralyse your brother, lie to him about it

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and keep his girlfriend away from him.

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It wasn't planned.

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Try and stay calm, Sean.

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You idiot! I thought we told each other everything!

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I'd had too much to drink, I shouldn't have been out there.

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It was an accident.

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It could have been the other way round.

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But you lied about the one person I've ever been serious about.

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No, she did freak out. She did do a runner. I just...

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Took advantage. You're both as bad as each other.

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Maybe I'll take up Mum's offer after all and go out to Australia.

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Seems like she's the only one I can really trust.

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Wait, there's no need to make a decision now.

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You're on his side now, are you?

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No! I'm not on anybody's side.

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I'll do anything you want. I'll jack in the course.

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I'll concentrate on looking after you.

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It's too late for that.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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That might be Lianna.

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All this time you thought it was me. You must have hated me.

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You could say that.

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I'm sorry. I'm the one who screwed up here.

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I know I've been a coward, but I haven't stopped thinking about you.

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Gee, thanks. How do I know that you won't run off again?

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I won't. It was the shock. I know where I stand now.

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-Well, I'm glad someone does.

-I tried to get in touch with you!

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You obviously didn't try hard enough.

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You're being too tough on her, Sean.

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It's my fault you didn't hear from her.

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It doesn't matter.

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I love you. I've always loved you.

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Let's give these two a minute, shall we?

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Well, don't say I didn't warn you

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when it all comes crashing down around your ears.

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Why should it? That didn't happen with you, did it?

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What do you mean?

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You and Daniel got back together.

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That seems to be working out OK.

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That is totally different. We have a child together.

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Come on, that is not the only reason.

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You wouldn't have got back together

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if you didn't honestly believe he was the man for you.

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No.

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And you don't regret it, do you?

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No.

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It was such a shock. Everything changed just like that.

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I didn't know how to handle it.

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You think I did? I needed you and you weren't there.

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-Gavin...

-Gav stayed. Whatever else he did, he stayed.

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He looked after me.

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Out of guilt!

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Can you honestly say you're not here for the same reason?

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I'll make it up to you. I can look after you now.

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Please, Sean, I'll do whatever it takes.

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I'm sure you believe that. But I can't.

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Not now.

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Let me try.

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Every morning, after the accident, I'd wake up and there would be

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a moment, and for that moment, things were as they used to be.

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But then I'd remember everything that I'd lost.

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Each time I'd hope that today was the day I found out that

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I hadn't lost you, that you'd come back.

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But every day you didn't, and I loved you a little bit less.

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Don't say that.

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There's nothing left. I'm sorry.

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Please, Sean.

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Goodbye, Lianna.

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You know you did the right thing in there.

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Did I?

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Hm-mm. The truth would have come out eventually.

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You're right. Thanks.

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Maybe you both need a fresh start.

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Maybe. But no-one can look after him like I can.

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Well, let Sean decide.

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I'd best be off. You'll be OK?

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I'll be OK.

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Look, I'm a doctor,

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I'm a GP, Dr Khella,

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I'm doing a health presentation

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for a group of disadvantaged members of the community.

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This course is essential to help me get my message across.

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Wait! Deepak Gupta, my father knows him.

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Lovely man, I'm sure he'd be very upset

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if I didn't get on the course.

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Oh.

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I'll give you £50?

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£100?

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Come on, when was the last time you had the chance to earn

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100 quid just for putting someone on the course?

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No, of course not.

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So, I'm on it?!

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Thank you. Thank you so much.

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I don't know what you're looking at me like that for.

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-OK. So Aran might be there.

-I knew it!

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Something smells good.

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Oh! The sausage rolls!

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Are you a Peeping Tom?

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I'm Karen.

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Wow. You really don't know who we are, do you?

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I definitely saw someone.

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And I'm definitely sure there's no-one here.

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My make-up's run. Have you got any cotton wool?

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Yeah.

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It's cosy in here.

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