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KNOCK AT DOOR

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-What are you doing?

-Shush.

-KNOCK AT DOOR

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Oh, it's the landlord. He knows we're in here.

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-Callum!

-Shush!

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-We can't just keep ignoring him. WHISPERS:

-Leave it.

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That's right, off you pop.

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-Are you going to be OK?

-Of course.

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-I can't take another day off.

-You don't have to.

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Are you going to be all right? Cos what if she cries all day?

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I'm going to be fine.

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We've been looking forward to today, haven't we? Hm?

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We're going to spend all day together, just you and me.

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-Look at her.

-Mm.

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We've got the whole day planned, haven't we? Hm?

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-We're going to have so much fun.

-Will I stay?

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What is she like?

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She's jealous, that's what she is.

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-Bye.

-Oh!

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Six weeks. As soon as the term ends.

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-And that's us out on the street.

-What are we going to do?

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Well, we could have at least talked to him.

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-What good's that going to do?

-I don't know. He might let us stay on.

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Sam, he doesn't give a stuff about us.

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-He just wants us out and the next lot in.

-We could have tried.

-It's a factory, that's all.

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-Same as uni.

-Well, we have to find somewhere to live.

-What?

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-With no money?

-Well, at least I've sent my CV off.

-Yeah, who to? Your dad?

-And what have you done?

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Look, whatever we're doing, we're going to do it together, yeah?

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That's all that matters.

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OK?

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"All the king's horses and all the king's men

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"They couldn't put

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"Humpty together again."

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Ooh.

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What are you doing?

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I'm going to send this back. Tell him to stuff it.

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We're going nowhere.

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-And what good's that going to do?

-We'll squat the place, yeah?

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-For how long?

-Don't care.

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-You don't care?

-No. I don't. About anything any more.

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Callum, do you think maybe you should speak to that woman again?

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-What woman?

-Megan, is it?

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Do you think I've lost the plot or something?

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-No, I just think it might be worth doing.

-Forget it. It's not happening.

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Where are you going?

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Well?

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To see someone. About my pill, if that's OK.

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I won't be long.

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POWER SAW

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SCREAMS

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BABY CRIES

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Oh!

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Oh, dear.

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Oh, did I wake you up?

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Oh, no.

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BABY WHIMPERS

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-Hi.

-Hi. How can I help?

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Is Megan here today?

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-Dr Sharma? Have you got an appointment?

-What's going on?

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-Nothing.

-She wants to see the nurse.

-No.

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I want you to speak to your therapist.

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-What for?

-Callum, just do it.

-Have you gone nuts?

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-Sorry, I'm a bit confused.

-He needs to speak to someone.

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What are you on about?

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Callum?

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Is anything wrong?

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Just tell her about the letter.

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Please.

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-What for?

-For me?

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So maybe you should tell me about the letter.

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What about it?

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We're... We're getting kicked out.

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OK?

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When the course ends.

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And this is causing you stress?

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Yeah.

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I suppose. A bit.

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And you've still been taking your medication?

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Course I have.

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So, what are you going to do?

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I've no idea.

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There's no way that you can move in with your family?

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I told you, they're 200 miles away. You know what they said about Sam.

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-And her parents?

-Yeah, she'll be all right.

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As long as she gets rid of me.

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Not good enough, am I?

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There's no way they're splitting us up.

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-And what about Samika? She feels the same?

-Of course she does.

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Look, we haven't done anything wrong, have we? It's them.

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It's still a problem you're going to have to solve.

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Yeah, I'm going to solve it all right.

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How do you mean?

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Next question.

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-TV:

-'OK, ladies. Front step.'

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You really should try this!

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'And left and right.

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-'And left and right.'

-It's downloaded.

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-Yeah, it's finding the time though, isn't it?

-Well, you've got time now.

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Oh, left.

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KNOCK AT DOOR Mm! That'll be them.

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'And pump, pump, pump. Get those knees up.'

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How do you feel about Samika now?

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What?

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Well, her coming here. Why would she do that, do you think?

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How should I know?

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Was she afraid?

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No. There's no way Sam's scared of me.

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Maybe she's scared for you then.

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Yeah.

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I've been a bit wound up.

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Who wouldn't be?

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Is there any way that you've taken that out on her?

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No.

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I love her, don't I?

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Well, there must be some reason for her concern.

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How would you feel if you had nowhere to go, no future?

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Surely, that's why you've been studying.

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I'll tell you how it works, shall I?

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You read a few books, sit your exams.

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Then you get your bit of paper and your little square hat

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and you're out on the street, 40 grand debt.

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It's a scam. The whole thing's just a con.

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You still need to do something about it, Callum.

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Take some action.

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Maybe that's what Samika needs from you right now.

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Some reassurance?

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What did you mean earlier when you said you had a solution?

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Nothing.

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OK?

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There's nothing we can do.

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Look, I know it's tough. For both of you.

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But you must have seen it coming.

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I need you to start breaking it down,

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confronting your problems individually.

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-How?

-Well, there's a thing called separation anxiety disorder.

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Fear of change, if you like.

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It can leave you feeling paralysed, unable to make decisions.

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So what I want you to do is come back to me in

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a couple of days with some sort of plan for the future.

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Simple as that?

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Yeah, all I'm asking is to write your options in a journal.

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Even if it doesn't seem possible right now.

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And in the meantime, I'll see if there's anything I can do to help.

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Cheers.

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We will find a way through this.

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Yeah, right.

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I need you to take things calmly. Try not to panic.

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And focus on what's positive.

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Such as?

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Well, your relationship?

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Staying with Samika?

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That is what you want, isn't it?

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Oh. Any news about the delivery company?

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-No, they said they'd ring me back.

-Oh, well, that's something.

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What's wrong with these people? I mean, the delivery guy,

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he didn't even ring the doorbell! That's what it's there for!

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I was thinking, how did your last session with Megan go?

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-What do you mean?

-Well, you said that you weren't too sure about it?

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Yeah, no, um, it was good. Yeah.

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She's great, actually.

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Oh, I'm glad. So what's great about it?

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Um, the way she, I don't know, pulls everything together.

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Shows you patterns about yourself, stuff that you'd never really

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-thought of before.

-So are you going to stick with it?

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Yeah. Yeah, I guess so.

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You don't seem too sure.

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-There isn't a problem, is there?

-PHONE RINGS

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Sorry.

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Hello?

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Yes. Yes, it is. Yeah.

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Callum! Callum, I'm sorry. I just wanted you to speak to someone.

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Speak to you, don't I?

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Yeah, all right. I have been a bit of a pain lately.

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So, what did she say?

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Oh...

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-Just some rubbish about making a list.

-What sort of list?

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-Of our options. As if that's going to work.

-Well, we might as well try.

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Get real, Sam. We haven't got any options, have we?

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Apart from the one.

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I'm only kidding.

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And did you tell her about that? All this stuff you keep coming up with?

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-What stuff?

-Like in the seminar?

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-Come on. Let's just go.

-You didn't tell her anything, did you?

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-Is everything all right?

-Can I please speak to you for a minute?

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-What?

-Of course you can.

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# The wheels on the bus go Round, round, round

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# Round, round, round

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# Round, round, round

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# The wheels on the bus go Round, round, round... #

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-BABY CRIES

-Oi, careful.

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Mind where you're going.

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ENGINE FAILS TO START

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BABY CRIES

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He's a noisy man, isn't he? Yes, he is.

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BABY CONTINUES CRYING

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-Watch where you're going!

-Sorry.

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-MEGAN:

-You seem very worried about something.

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Can you tell me what it is?

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Samika, do you feel threatened by Callum in any way?

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He just sulks. But he's so paranoid. He thinks it's all about him.

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It's the same for everyone.

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Isn't it?

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-Do you think he's taking his medication?

-I don't see it.

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But it's getting worse.

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-In what way?

-The stuff he talks about all the time.

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-Like what?

-Dying.

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Mainly.

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Ask his tutor.

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He just keeps saying stupid things. It scares me.

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Why do you think that is?

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I don't know. It's like he's too stressed out to even think straight.

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Thank you for telling me.

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I'd better go after him.

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-BABY CRIES

-Shush.

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BABY CONTINUES CRYING

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'Look out!'

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-'Watch it!'

-GLASS SMASHES

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SCREAMS

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BABY CRIES

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KNOCK AT DOOR

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Megan, I spoke to the accommodation officer and he gave

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me some numbers that they could start with.

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And we could back it up with medical notes.

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Yeah, thanks. I'll pass this on.

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Are you OK?

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Yeah, I just spoke to Callum's tutor.

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She said there was an outburst.

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About what?

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-His finals. He said they were pointless.

-Why?

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Because he'd be dead by then anyway.

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FOOTSTEPS ON STAIRS

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Callum?

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MOBILE RINGS

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-It's the surgery. Megan probably.

-What, your new mate?

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What's that?

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Nothing.

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Let me see.

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Leave it!

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MOBILE CONTINUES RINGING

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Had a nice chat then, did you?

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-Grassing me up!

-She just wants to help you, Callum.

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How? By sticking me in a madhouse while you run home to mummy?

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-How can you even say that?

-Why don't you just go?

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-It's what you want, isn't it?

-No. It's not.

-It's all over anyway.

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The minute we finish here.

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Do yourself a favour, just go.

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-Hello?

-'Oh, hi, Samika. It's...'

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-You know you were asking about Callum's tablets?

-'Yes.'

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Well, he's not taking them. He's got loads of them here. Get off!

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-What's happening there?

-'He's going to hurt himself. I know he is!'

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-DIALLING TONE

-Hello?

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Oi! Oi!

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Excuse me!

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I've lost a baby in a buggy. You passed me!

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You passed by me! That buggy I was pushing, someone's taken it!

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Have you seen...? Try and find it for me, please!

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Have you seen anybody with a buggy? A buggy! Turn that off!

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-TURNS LEAF BLOWER OFF

-Have you seen anybody pushing a buggy? A baby in the buggy?

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No, mate. I'm just doing my job. You want to call the police, mate.

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I am the police!

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I am the police.

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I am.

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Could you do a favour for me? Just keep an ear out? They said they'd be here between 12 and four.

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-Yeah, yeah, of course. Do you want something to eat?

-Oh, no.

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-I'll just grab something on the way.

-All right.

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So, um, you were saying, you know...about Megan?

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-Something that you weren't happy with.

-No, no.

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-I'm happy.

-Oh. OK. It's just that, you know,

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I wondered if it might be something to do with her style of therapy.

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Oh, no. Um, it's just me.

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-Definitely me.

-OK. So, you're not finding it too intrusive, or...?

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-I mean, given that she's a colleague.

-Oh, no.

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She's very professional.

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OK.

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OK, um...

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-If I'm honest, um...

-Mm-hm?

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-I have started to have...

-Have...?

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Thoughts.

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I don't know what you mean. Thoughts?

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You know, thoughts.

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About Megan.

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-Oh!

-DOORBELL

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Yes!

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Mm.

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BABY CRIES

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Shhh.

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BABY CONTINUES CRYING

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-KNOCK AT DOOR

-Callum?

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Can we come in?

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How many of those have you taken?

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They can make you really ill, but they're not going to kill you.

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You don't know what's in here, do you?

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Will you stop?

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I've been saving up all kinds of stuff for months.

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No.

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Did she tell you?

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We're meant to be sharing these, half each.

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-No, I was never going to do that.

-We had it all planned out.

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-We were drunk, it doesn't make sense.

-Serve them right, you said.

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But I didn't mean it!

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Well, I did.

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-Callum, this isn't fair.

-Yeah. What is?

-No!

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Callum, this isn't the answer.

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Just give them to me.

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You don't get it, do you?

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I've had enough.

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Of what exactly?

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Everything.

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You know, I'm thinking...

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Perhaps I was wrong.

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You know, it's not the future that you're scared of

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so much as the past.

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-I'm not scared of anything.

-Your family.

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Your father, your brothers.

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You're going back to them. What did you call them?

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-A bunch of racists, bullies?

-Yeah, they are.

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But it doesn't have to be like that.

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If you did make the list, would that have even been an option?

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No!

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It wouldn't!

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Because we're staying together.

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I love you.

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Did you hear that?

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Just put them down and talk to Samika.

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No.

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She doesn't need this any more.

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Need what?

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No future.

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-Psycho boyfriend.

-Don't talk about yourself like that.

-They were right.

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I'm not good enough.

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I think that's for Samika to decide, don't you?

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There's no way I'm going back there.

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You don't have to go anywhere without me.

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-Thank you very much.

-Oh, OK.

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-Oh, hello, Sarge.

-Hello, Pat.

-Can you believe this?

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Someone's just left this poor little mite.

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-Is she OK?

-I think so.

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-God, honestly!

-She's mine.

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-I'm sorry?

-She's my... Foster daughter, Marnie.

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Honestly.

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So, thank you very much.

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I'm sorry, Sarge. But what was she doing on her own?

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Um...

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Between me and you, I got caught short, so I just parked the

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buggy up for a minute and then the next thing I know, it's gone.

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-How?

-How?

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Er, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know, it just happened.

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Yes, OK.

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It was stupid and I shouldn't really have left her for a second.

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-Why did you then?

-Because I'm... I'm sorry, OK?

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-So, where was it? By the toilets?

-Yeah.

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Well, she said she found it by this bench.

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-The toilets are that way.

-What does it matter?

-Of course it matters.

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-I'm here now.

-What would you say if it was someone else?

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Yeah, I would probably...

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..give them a rollicking.

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And she's wet through.

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-POLICE RADIO

-Excuse me, Sarge.

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Do they really need to send all this stuff, just for this?

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How long's it been going on?

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-Sorry, what?

-This, um, crush on Megan.

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Crush? No, no. That's a bit strong.

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All right, um, just recently.

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-Since you first started the sessions?

-Mm-hm.

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Er, no. I did notice her before.

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Oh? But now it's stronger?

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Yeah.

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Look, it's transference, all right? I know.

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Yeah, it does sound like that.

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Yeah, and I, of all people, should know better.

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Well, you know, it's nothing to be ashamed of.

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No, I think you'll find it is.

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Oh, come on. It can happen to anybody. It happened to me.

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-Yeah, but you're more...

-More what?

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I just mean I'm not the kind of person who, you know,

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gets...involved.

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-What? With a therapist or with a colleague?

-Both.

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Look, there's nothing wrong with it. It's perfectly natural.

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And it can be quite healthy.

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-Is it?

-Yeah.

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I mean, you know, come on, it's a very intense relationship.

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Often, there can be a feeling of oneness.

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Yeah, that's it, exactly.

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Yeah, so, you know, as long as you're both informed,

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you know, you're on the same page, then...

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How do you mean "both"?

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Well, you know, talk to her about it.

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No way!

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-What? So you're not going to say anything?

-No.

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You're going to carry on in a state of denial,

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-even with your own therapist?!

-Oh, yes!

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You know, Sarge, I really should record this incident.

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That's a joke, right?

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No.

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What would you do if I just wandered off and left a child?

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I didn't wander off.

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I just... I don't understand how this happened.

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Look, if it makes you feel better,

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I couldn't possibly feel any worse, OK?

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I've been a complete and utter pillock,

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but I'd like to take Marnie back home now, please.

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Sarge, I really think you should be more careful in future.

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I will, PC Dyson. No need to worry.

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-And she needs changing.

-I know what I'm doing!

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I'm on it.

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And...thanks again.

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Thank you.

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# The wheels on the bus go round and round

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# Round and round, round and round

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# The wheels on the bus go round and round

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# All day long. #

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What's going to happen to him?

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-He'll need to stay somewhere safe for a few days.

-No.

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Just until we can stabilise his medication.

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-It's my fault, isn't it?

-Why do you say that?

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I pushed him to it, didn't I?

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-Coming to you!

-You did the right thing.

-No.

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I should have gone out and sorted it out and found us somewhere to live.

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Yeah, well, we can start working on that now.

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-How?

-I'll help you.

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As long as you're sure that's what you want.

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Can you really do that?

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I can try.

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HE SOBS

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I will have an answer for you, one way or another.

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But what if she says no?

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-Maybe we'll take her for a bit longer.

-We're temporary carers!

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Temporary!

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-Damn!

-Oh, charming(!)

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Sorry, Ayesha. I thought you were the magician.

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-Do you like magic?

-Um...

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-Rob, are you coping OK?

-BABY CRIES

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Why wouldn't we be?

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