War Zone - Part 2 Doctors

-Good night so far?

-It's just got better!

This is Mr Cummins.

Jade will look after you, won't you, love?

Selling yourself to those perverts like you're a piece of meat.

What else have I got to sell, eh?

You just behave yourself, all right?

And what if I don't?

It'll end in tears cos this is Letherbridge, not Afghanistan.

HELICOPTER WHIRS

Been here all night?

Mm-hm.

Keeping guard over me?

Got nothing else to do, have I?

You know, I-I didn't realise you were pregnant, you know that.

Neither did I till yesterday.

Do you have...

..do you have any idea who's it is?

It's not anyone I know.

If I knew what you were going through, Jade, I would've been...

-It's not your problem any more.

-Of course it is, man.

-No, Gareth, it's not.

Look, I wasn't any happier than you were, you know.

Sitting round that house all day, waiting...

..not knowing if you were going to come back or not,

or what state you'd be in if you did.

I just...wasn't meant to be an Army wife, was I?

Oh, look who it is.

Hi. Is he here?

He's so big now! Have you had a lovely time? Have you?

Oh, good. Look, he's had his breakfast but I think he may need changing.

-How was Weston?

-It was fine, thank you. I have to get ready.

-Bye-bye, my darling. Bye-bye, sweetheart.

-OK. I'll call you.

You know the more I see him, the more he looks like you.

-Do you think so?

-Yes.

-Thank you.

-(Bye-bye.)

-So, how did it go?

-I'm sorry?

-With your friend?

Oh, yes, yes, yes. Very good.

Ta.

Doesn't seem that long since we was in here.

Does to me.

Yeah. We had...baby's names and everything.

You did, you mean.

Yeah. Danny.

I was only three months pregnant. We didn't even know what sex it was.

Danielle then.

You're weird sometimes, do you know that?

So...what are we going to do?

I'll have to see what the doctor says.

No, I mean...about the club and everything.

I'll just carry on the same.

-How do you mean?

-It's not like I can just walk away, Gareth.

It doesn't work like that.

Well, how does it then?

Look, when I first started, it was just behind the bar, OK?

But I couldn't afford the house and I had nowhere else to live...

-Jade, why didn't you get hold of me?

-..so they said they could lend me some money

if I did some dancing and some private work.

Yeah, I don't like it either but that's how I pay him back.

So you're saying...

-he's your pimp and you're his...

-No! No-one forced me.

He's a parasite, do you know that? The lot of 'em.

-Scum of the earth.

-And what does that make me then, eh?

-I'm getting you out of that dump.

-You looked happy enough in there the other night.

No, I wasn't actually.

Or is it fine to letch after girls as long as you don't know them?

It was Bimmo's idea to go in there!

Yeah, that's right, blame your mates, I've heard that before.

-"I wouldn't normally come into a place like this..."

-Look, yeah,

-you know what I'm like and that is not me, Jade!

-Shut up, will you?

-Everything all right?

-Yeah, we're fine, mate.

-We're just having a conversation, yeah?

-You OK, love?

-I said, we're just having a conversation!

-I'm asking the lady.

-Yes, we're fine, thank you.

-Good.

Sorry, mate.

-What you doing? Where you going?

-What does it look like?

-What are you DOING? Sit down, Jade!

-Just get off me.

-Jade Falkner?

-Yeah. She's...

she's in St Phil's. Ectopic pregnancy.

She's in a lot of pain.

Then they'll remove it straightaway.

I just think we should keep our eye on her.

All right. I'll give them a call, see how she's doing.

JADE! Jade, come here! Listen to me. Listen, listen, listen.

-Listen, you should be back in there.

-Oh, just leave me alone!

I spend my whole life being told what to do

and getting shoved around by men,

-and all they ever say is it's for my own good.

-OK, well, listen to me.

-Well, how about I tell them that's it then? No more.

-No. No! Gareth, go. Please.

How much?

What?

How much do you owe?

I don't know. Probably a couple of grand by now.

And that's it, is it?

I'll tell you what.

I'll get him to write me a bill, if you like?

And I'll send it on to you.

Hello. Yes. Can I speak to Bimmo, please?

Sorry, Mr Bimson.

Yes, Howard Bellamy.

PHONE RINGS

Hello?

'Miss Faulkner, it's Dr Tyler from the Mill Health Centre.'

-Mm-hm.

-'The hospital say you discharged yourself.'

And?

'Do you think that's a good idea?'

'Jade, you could rupture and haemorrhage at any time.'

-Yeah, I know.

-So I can't advise you strongly enough to go back.

Right away.

Look, I will, when I can.

Well, what's the problem?

-'Look, why don't you come in and we can talk about it...'

-Look, I can't, can I?!

-I can only give you a couple of minutes.

-No problem.

Actually...

-I actually needed a favour, if that's all right?

-Yeah, go ahead.

Well, Jade, she owes a bit of money.

Who to?

Bloke she works for.

I mean, how else do you get her to do all that stuff?

All right. Where do I come in?

I'm about, 800-900 quid short.

-Sorry, mate, I can't.

-Yeah, or you won't.

How do you know she even wants a knight in shining armour?

-Oh, well, I've got to do something, ain't I?

-Why, Gareth?

I left her right in it last time, Captain. I can't do that again, man.

So you're just going to buy her this time, are you?

-Sorry?

-You're just going to walk in there, hand over all your money,

every single penny you've got, and walk away, no strings attached, just like that?

What are you trying to say, Captain?

That you're not thinking straight at all, about anything.

And why's that then?

To be honest...I think you're suffering signs of PTSD.

Nah.

Come on, you know the score. You went through a lot out there.

-I'm no more of a head case than you are, Captain...

-Just listen...

NO!

There you are, you see?

Thanks anyway, yeah?

DOORBELL RINGS

I just couldn't stand it any more. Everyone in my face.

Like who?

My nutter ex-boyfriend shouting the place down...

the police.

I mean, can you imagine?!

Imagine what?

Well, didn't he tell you what I do?

So tell me.

I'm a stripper, all right?

And...whatever...

Meaning?

Well, do I have to spell it out?

But I swear, if my boss finds out about any of this...

Cheers.

So what's up, Captain?

I was hoping to pick your brains.

What brains are they then?

About Gareth.

What's wrong with him?

Well, I was hoping you could tell me that.

Sound as far as I know. One of the best, ain't he?

Yes, but there's something not right. Surely, you've seen that?

Bimmo...I hardly know the lad any more.

Maybe you should ask him then?

Yeah, I will. I will.

I just want to make sure I'm barking up the right tree.

About what?

What happened out there...

with Danny Calder.

This is serious, Jade.

-Promise me you will go to the hospital as soon as possible.

-I will, don't worry.

-I mean it.

-I'll phone you, OK?

What about?

-Friend of yours?

-No, course not.

-On business then?

-It's just the doctor.

-What for?

-That's between me and Jade.

He's getting me some medicine.

What for?

-For my stomach.

-You don't have to answer that.

Well?

Look, thanks very much then.

Jog on.

-How's it going then? All right?

-Yeah.

Yep, Rob Hollins, please.

Old Lester here tells me you've had a visitor last night.

Boyfriend is he?

I haven't got a boyfriend.

Look, he's just a mate, I swear.

Some soldier boy, going all Bruce Willis in my club.

I didn't even know he was coming back, Freddie, I swear.

-So where is he now?

-Gone.

-Where?

-I don't know, back to the Army.

-What abroad?

-I suppose so.

-Well, he's your boyfriend.

-He's not!

Probably best...you know.

Go and get himself shot somewhere else.

-Oi!

-Gaz?

Yeah. Good night, eh?

Aye. Where did you run off to anyway?

Just had enough, you know.

-Not like you, missing out, is it?

-Yeah, listen, I need...I need a favour, mate.

-What's that then?

-Well, just till, you know, get myself sorted, you know.

I'm back now. Job.

Mate, I'll be honest with you, I'm skint myself.

-Just a grand, Bimmo.

-A grand? I haven't got a grand!

Just till I get myself on my feet, you know?

Look, if I could, I would. You know that.

Listen, don't take this the wrong way, are you all right?

I'm fine.

I know, you know. I know it's hard when you first come out. I've been there.

I just wanted a bit of money, Bimmo.

You can get down. Everyone's been there, we know that.

I'm fine.

-Just people are worried about you, that's all.

-Who?

Who do you think? Your mates.

Yeah...I'm fine.

Look I've got to... I've got to shoot off, yeah?

-All right, bro.

-See you later.

Why didn't you tell me you were getting me mixed up with gangsters?

-What?!

-Jade Falkner.

She's frightened out of her wits and in loads of trouble.

So, why didn't you tell me?

I'm sorry, Kevin, I had no idea.

Well, I've phoned Rob. OK?

Yeah, OK.

He's got something for you, boss.

Have you got a death wish, boy?

I've come to give what you want.

Yeah? And what's that then?

Money. What else?

It's all I've got. Every penny.

Which is...?

1,250 quid, near enough.

What for?

For what Jade owes you.

-Is that what she told you?

-No, that's what I'm telling you.

£1,250...

..and that's ALL you've got?

For risking your life...

for living in a little tin hut...

mopping up bits of your mates?

You know, you want to come and work for me!

See, all Lester here's got to do is...

knock a few heads together and, well...

he drives a Porsche!

Look, we got a deal or what?

See, that lying piece of trash...

owes me at least twice that.

Plus, there's my loss of earnings.

You know, from my investment.

Do you know what I've done for her?

I've put a nice roof over her head...

I got her off the drink,

I've got her earning a living.

Earning yourself a living, more like.

Yeah, well, welcome back to the real world.

How much do you want?

Does she know you're trying to buy her like a piece of meat?

Five grand...

..and that's just what she owes me, the rest is up to her.

Well, you won't be seeing her again.

-Do you want to bet?

-You lay one finger on her!

Ooh...

..bit late.

Now, jog on, soldier boy.

-Let's get the money first.

-Nice one.

And...just make sure she gets here tonight, yeah?

KNOCK ON DOOR

Jade! Come on, open up!

-Right, you need to go.

-Listen...

-You can't just barge...

Oh, my God! If they catch you here...

-Look, I had a word with them, yeah?

-Who?

-Sorted. Freddie!

-Oh, GREAT(!)

-No, listen!

-So now he knows I'm lying!

-No, listen to me.

-Five grand, yeah, and he said he'll let you go.

-What?!

-It's not that much.

And you really think that'll be the end of it?

You're going to end up dead, do you know that?

-It's all talk, Jade, they're SOFT!

-You're not playing soldiers now!

Roostaz?

Well, it's not the type of place you brag about.

Well, you were just helping out a mate. There's no harm in that.

-Yes, well, I'm worried about him.

-How come?

I spoke to a friend of his who'd served with him.

-He's had problems, to say the least.

-What? Out there?

His patrol was ambushed. One of his friends got killed.

Nice lad. I'd worked with him once at a training camp in Belize.

What happened?

They got pinned down, on both sides.

They returned fire, managed to get themselves into a ditch...

but Dan had taken a shot to the head.

Gareth broke cover, picked him up...

managed to get him out of the crossfire...

then carried him...

carried him three miles back to base...

..but he'd lost a lot of blood.

He was probably dead by the time they got him back there.

-Sounds like he deserved a medal.

-Yeah...

but if they'd stayed put and waited for air support,

there's a slim chance they could've saved him.

Gareth just didn't stop and think.

He did what any of us would have done...tried to save a mate.

But where does that leave Jade?

In the crossfire herself, by the sounds of it.

Yeah.

I'm seeing Gareth tonight.

I'll sit down with him and thrash it out.

Then we'll talk again tomorrow, yeah?

Right. Well, I'll go and have a word with Afridi.

-You shouldn't be going in, Jade. You're not well.

-It's you who's not well.

All right, look. Tell me this then, yeah?

If the money was there, would you still go... No, listen to me, Jade.

If it was all done and dusted, would you still go back there?

-Well, it's never going to happen, is it?

-No, would you go back?

-Why are you asking?

-Because your boss thinks you would, yeah?

-I don't know, do I?

-No, that is not you.

I'm sick of people telling me what I am and what I'm not

-because

-I

-don't even know any more! All right?

Can't you get it through your thick skull?

I'm not the same person I was. I've changed and not for the better.

Nah, you're lying. You're lying.

Look, what is it, eh?

Jealousy?

What, do you fancy me again now, do you?

You want me all to yourself again?

Well, just say, if that's it,

it's not a problem. We can soon sort something out.

I gotta clear it with Freddie though first anyway.

I'll even put on all the gear, if you want.

Give you a private dance...

..one on one.

So what's it to be then, eh?

The secretary, or the tart?

Well, just say, gorgeous. Anything you want.

You're disgusting, you know that?

You're actually disgusting.

EXPLOSIONS, GUNFIRE AND HELICOPTER WHIRS

Gareth? You there?

Gareth.

Look, I'm sorry about before. I know you're worried about Jade.

Just so you know, I've referred her to Kevin.

He's a good lad.

He'll make sure she's looked after.

Yeah, sure.

I still think we should have a chat though.

Clear the air.

Yeah. Why not?

Get some beers in. Something to eat.

-Great, great.

-Vindaloos are on me.

I'll just get out of this suit.

'I thought you were going back?'

Yeah. I haven't had a chance yet.

'Because of Afridi?'

-Look, I'll go, all right?

-'When?'

-Tonight, OK?

-'Good.'

-If I can.

-No, Jade...

-Thanks then. Bye.

No, hang on...

RECEIVER CLICKS

Look, just send one of the new girls.

-What are you doing here?

-Get a move on.

Why didn't you tell me you were coming?

I knew where you were on here.

So what, were you trying to surprise me then?

Oi!

Don't push it.

Here you go, I got you some menus. There's plenty more if you...

SLOW ROCK MUSIC PLAYS

# I've been dirty

# And I don't care... #

HE SHOUTS: Move now! Everyone get out!

Everybody out now!

Out now! Everybody, get out!

Back!

-Yeah, well, thanks for grassing me up.

-You shut your mouth.

What the...?

I think we've been robbed!

# ..don't care

# Cos I'm

# Burning

# Inside

# And I'm just dreaming

# This life... #

I can't believe you've done this.

-Look, at what I've got for you. Look at all of that!

-What for?!

To pay them back. Their five grand.

-With his own money?!

-Yeah. Brilliant, isn't it?

Get to the club...and don't come empty-handed.

Because I love you, I always have.

-You're never going to find them now.

-We will find them.

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