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KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Cup of tea?

-No, I'm fine, thank you.

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I'll give Alfie a bell if you like.

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-Tell him you're not up to it.

-Life goes on.

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They're his memories. They're not mine.

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What about his little girl?

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There's nothing to stop us looking her up.

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I'm going to be late for work, Billy.

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You all right, Dot?

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That was Arthur's special place.

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Now it's probably floating down the canal somewhere.

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They've taken my hanging baskets.

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Geraniums and trailing Lobelia. Ever such pretty colours.

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-Have you seen the state of the gardens?

-Vandals.

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I'm only glad that Pauline was spared the heartache.

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-Upsetting our community...

-They should be strung up.

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-I blame the schools.

-I blame the parents.

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If these kids had been taught properly in the first place...

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we'd be sitting here on the bench admiring your baskets.

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What makes you think it was kids?

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Who else would show such disregard for our community, hm?

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Christian...

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-Oi, Christian!

-Hmm?

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-How much did we drink last night?

-Ugh.

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Someone didn't shut the door properly!

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Sy, just give me a minute, yeah?

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HE SIGHS

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You have to tell him, Mercy.

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So, why didn't you wake me, huh?

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-We did try, Arthur.

-So are these the garms of an executive car dealer?

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You look very smart, Arthur.

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You all right, Mrs O?

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Usually you're spitting on a handkerchief right about now.

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Mercy's got something she needs to tell you.

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Merce, you're going to have to hold that thought. It's not great to be late on your first day, is it?

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Right, laters!

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Arthur...

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I made you sandwiches.

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Yeah? What, jam and mayonnaise?

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Ah-hah! You see? You see this, Mrs O?

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This is why I married your granddaughter. Right, well...

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-Nice, all right? Right, laters!

-Bye.

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Oi! What are you, five years old?

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First, you start with the glasses.

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Then you move on to the moustache.

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No, you always start with the moustache first.

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HE GROANS

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-Where's Tommy?

-He's fast asleep.

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Oh, thanks, Jean. Where's Kat?

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Oh, she's in the kitchen.

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Oh, Kat. Kat, come on, sweetheart. Wake up, we've got to open up.

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Oh!

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Oh, my neck. You were supposed to stop me from falling asleep.

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-You look knackered.

-You don't look too hot yourself.

-Thank you.

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Listen, guys. I'm sorry, you probably heard Tommy yourself all night.

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-Look, you get yourselves to bed.

-I got a pub to open up, mate.

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Me and Jeanie can take care of that, can't we?

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-I do have a foundation certificate in basic food hygiene.

-What about me, then?

-You?

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You've got to figure out how to get a piano on the back of a pick-up.

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Look at me, still in my pyjamas.

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And you can stop ogling, Tyler.

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You're all right. Honest. Kat, Kat...

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You've got sick in your hair.

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-Hurry up.

-Hold on, I'm going to be sick.

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Don't start. We're in enough trouble with Sy as it is.

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-How did we get this upstairs?

-I have splinters in unthinkable places.

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At least you stopped stressing about the adoption.

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Sy's already had to postpone yesterday's appointment. What if I've messed it up, Rox?

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Christian, come on. You're going to be a great dad. Any muppet can see that. You see?

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No harm done.

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A great role model you're shaping up to be.

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Oh, hello, Mrs Masood(!)

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I pity any children left in your care.

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HE SIGHS

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EDDIE SINGS TO HIMSELF

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41 hours.

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That's how long Sean had me up for once.

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Brian stormed out in the end.

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It was three days before he came back.

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I can't let that happen to Kat and Alfie. I can't.

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-They've got us, haven't they?

-What can we do?

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Get yourself over here.

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-Sorry?

-Smashing-looking girl like you should be front of house.

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-I wouldn't know what to do.

-Come on. Come on, I don't bite.

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Now...

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..take the pump in your hand.

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That's right.

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Just pull it towards you.

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I'm pouring my first pint!

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If Lord and Lady Muck start moaning, tell 'em it ain't my fault I'm late.

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You want to see the state of the gents. It's not asking much

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for you lot to mop after yourselves.

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-Everything all right, Julie?

-Yeah, I'm fine!

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As long as people stop asking me STUPID questions.

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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Alfie, mate? Can I have a word?

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Billy. All right, mate. What is it?

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Um...I was just hoping you'd maybe keep an eye on Julie for me today.

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She's had a bit of bad news.

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We both have, really.

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Yeah, what is it? They've put an extra two pence on a tin of beans or something?

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Our boy's dead.

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Oh... Oh, mate, I...

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Billy, I'm... Oh.

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Never got the chance to meet him, Alf.

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We got there too late.

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Billy, I'm so sorry, mate. I'm sorry.

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All them questions I wanted to ask him.

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I don't even know what team he supported.

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Well, it'll be West Ham, won't it? Like his old man.

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Turns out he had a little girl.

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Stuck in some kids' home somewhere.

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What's she like? Bet she's a little Mitchell, ain't she?

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Don't know.

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We ain't met her yet.

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What do you mean, you ain't met her? You have to meet her. Phone the Social Services...

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-Alfie, now is not the time, mate.

-Of course it's the time. Now is the time.

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You don't want to let her slip through your fingers, do you?

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-"Top-drawer antiques," you said.

-Wavy Davy hasn't let me down yet.

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She looks like Anthony's ex.

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Least it's 'armless. What else you got there?

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Two more of her butch mates, a painting of a dog and, er...

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..whatever that is.

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Oh, Wavy Davy. I'm going to kill him.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa. Ain't you going to help me?

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How many times have I got to tell you? You the shifter -

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me the thinker.

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Tallyho!

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I've heard that you're the person to come to if I require some...bric-a-brac.

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If by "bric-a-brac" you're referring to my antiques emporium...

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-Please, step this way.

-Dorothy Branning, Mrs.

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-Now, Mrs Branning, what can I do for you?

-I'm looking for a present for a young friend.

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A budding entrepreneur.

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I was thinking of something like a nice fountain pen or a tiepin.

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I could do you a solid silver hipflask.

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Oh, that wouldn't be suitable at all!

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Erm... Here we are. Just the thing for a budding entrepreneur's desk.

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Oh, I say. Oh, what a horrible thing!

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-Arthur...

-Oh, my goodness. Close your eyes.

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-Arthur...

-Close your eyes, man. All right?

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Just trust me. Close your eyes, close your eyes, all right.

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-Where are we going?

-Just trust me, all right? We're just going to have a nice walk.

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-To where?

-Don't worry. Just don't peek. Just trust me and keep walking.

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-I need to talk to you.

-Don't worry. We can talk in a minute. Listen, we got a kerb now, OK?

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Ready? One, two, three, up! Lovely jubbly. See? You've done this before.

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-Listen, you'll love it. I promise. I promise, you'll love it.

-Are we there yet?

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Don't look, don't look, don't look, don't look... Look! Look! Look!

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-Why're we outside Janine's?

-Because I've just found out that this little yard is up for rent.

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-It's not going to happen.

-Think positive, Merce. You know?

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If Max keeps me on at the car lot, then we'll soon have enough for a deposit...

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What's with the sad face?

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-Just promise me you'll listen. And don't interrupt...

-Arthur!

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-I ain't interrupting, am I?

-Well, Mrs Branning we're just...

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It's all right, Merce. We'll speak later, innit?

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I just wanted to get you a little present for your first day.

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And I went to the rag-and-bone man and it was like walking into the House of Horrors.

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And then I remembered, gathering dust in my cupboard underneath the stairs, next to the broom...

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Jim and me bought it for Bradley's first day at the bank.

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It seemed fitting, somehow.

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Bradley would want it to go to a good home.

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Mrs B...

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I don't know what to say.

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-Let me have a look at you. Come on.

-All right. OK.

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Oh, your tie's crooked.

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She's lucky to have you, you know.

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What if I ain't enough for her?

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Love'll find a way, Arthur.

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It always does.

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I have a flight leaving tonight.

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Arthur doesn't know but I sent an application for him to be a torch bearer at the Olympics...

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-Mercy, stop!

-It's easier for everyone if I just slip away without a fuss.

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Easier for who?

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For you or for him?

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I can't break his heart, Gran.

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I brought you up better than this.

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If nothing else, I taught you to fight for what is right.

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Running away like this, it's the actions of a coward.

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The battle isn't over, Mercy.

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We could write to our MP, to the Queen, to the Prime Minister...

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You don't get it, do you? I want to go home.

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Every time I walk into that Square, I have to face up to what I did. I married a man I didn't love.

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I went against everything I stood for and all for what?

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A poxy piece of paper. I have to put this right.

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How do you intend to do that?

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I have to let him go.

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-It's a postcard from Ina.

-Yeah? How is she?

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She's taken herself off to Spain for the week, found herself a toyboy who doesn't speak a word of English!

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Well, Ina's loss is Lila's gain.

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She's been after that flower stall pitch for goodness knows how long...

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Stupid thing!

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Oi! Julie!

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I've got a surprise for you. Well, don't just stand there gawping.

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Got Phil's motor's waiting outside. Come on. Chop chop.

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Roxy's throwing up and, well... it looks like we have house guests.

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-It's a couple of nights until Tambo gets himself sorted.

-Like some water?

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Make sure the tea's nice and strong, Amy.

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Uncle Christian's feeling a little bit delicate.

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Trust me, Amy, Uncle Syed can't make me feel any worse than I already do.

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You're going to make a great Dad, you know.

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Am I?

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Sugar?

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Strong, moral,

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real disciplinarian.

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You'll be the one she goes to when she needs her homework sorting out.

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-What about you?

-I'll be boyfriends, of course.

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That's if you can drag me away from her Hawaiian Barbie.

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And if it's a boy?

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Then we'll get him a Ken.

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I don't know...

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Are we really going to make this work?

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You and me, we're a team.

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And together we are unstoppable.

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Ain't that right, Amy?

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What is this place?

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-Sit down. I've been on the blower to Social Services.

-Why would you do that?

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They reckon that under the circumstances...

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What're you talking about Billy?

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We're here to meet our granddaughter!

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-You are up for this, aren't you?

-Mr Mitchell?

-Yes.

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-You'll have to excuse the chaos. We're rather understaffed today.

-No worries. Are you coming?

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You've talked to her, yeah? Explained the situation.

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-Absolutely.

-So she wants to see us, yeah?

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-What you have to understand about Lola is...

-PHONE RINGS

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You'll have to see for yourself.

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Ready?

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Hey mate. Which one's Lola?

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-It's mine.

-That's my Twix, you thieving little skank!

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-I ain't got nothing.

-You want me to rip out them extensions? Cos I will, you know.

-Miss!

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-I think we should go, Billy.

-Wait.

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-Ow, get off me!

-Are you starting?

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KIDS: Fight, fight, fight!

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Are you starting?

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-Get her off me!

-Oi, oi, oi! Let go of her!

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Argh!

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Get off!

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-I'm reporting that mad cow.

-Get your dirty hands off her, you dirty little perv.

-Shut it, you!

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-It's all right. I'm Billy and this is Julie.

-Hello.

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Lola. We're your Nan and Granddad.

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Don't I get a hug?

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Iced bun, please, Marie.

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Darren tells me that Tam and Afia are back.

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We've said they can stay with us till they sort themselves out.

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Have they asked after me?

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Give it time, Mum.

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Thank you.

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Let's just get out of here, yeah?

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-You think I care what a couple of pre-pubescents think?

-Queers!

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I'll be back in just a minute, OK?

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Christian...

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Now, this might come as a surprise to you

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but gays...

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well, they can hold hands...

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..they kiss...

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..they can even get married if they want to.

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That's right,

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Slink off in your shell suits.

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Back to your pregnant girlfriends and your pit bulls.

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You want to get down the gym, mate.

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Well, that certainly got the juices flowing, didn't it?

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She's a child, Christian. She's not a poster girl for gay rights.

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Sy!

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You got any fags?

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We don't smoke.

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-Well, it ain't so bad, is it, this place?

-It's full of crackheads!

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Who are your mates?

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Er, well...she cuts herself and the other one barks like a dog.

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We were sorry to hear about your Dad.

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Oh, don't be. He's a waste of space.

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She don't say much, does she?

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Are you all right, love?

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We've only just found out about your Dad. It's a lot to take in.

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Well, he ain't worth crying over. Trust me.

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There you go, just need a bit of salt and vinegar.

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So, is this what I've got to look forward to?

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Sitting in my pyjamas at two in the afternoon?

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Don't worry, it won't always be like that.

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Only for the first eighteen years or so.

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Alfie, I love him with all my heart.

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I love him so much.

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But sometimes I think he's going to hate me.

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What would you say that for?

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Cos of what's up here. I'm never going to leave his side, am I?

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Nah. Might be a problem when he starts pulling birds, though.

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He won't be pulling birds. He won't have a girlfriend, he's got his mum.

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How's that going to work on his eighteenth birthday, eh?

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Can just see you slinking into the bar with your leopard print skirts on,

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with slap on and all your lipstick and trying to pull his mates.

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And you know what, though, Kat?

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He'll be the proudest son in the whole wide world.

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You mark my words.

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He hated you, you know.

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Wouldn't worry. He hated a lot of people.

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What was he like?

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The Old Bill knew him better than I did.

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We did try and find him.

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It's a bit late now, ain't it?

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Shall we go?

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See you, Grandma!

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I'll, er...see you, then.

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Jean Slater's geraniums have been scattered halfway down Bridge Street.

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Now can I count on you for decisive action, Mrs Olubunmi?

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-I'm sorry?

-Jean Slater's geraniums!

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And there was me, thinking that you were an upstanding member of the community.

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GRACE SOBS

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Ooh... Ooh, er...

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Whatever's the matter?

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-It's Mercy.

-What about her?

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She's leaving, Mrs Branning. She's leaving today.

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-So if you step this way, this baby goes from 0 to 60 in less than ten seconds.

-Oi! What're you doing?

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-You're not qualified.

-I don't have any time to waste.

-I'll show him the furry dice

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and the window wipers. That's it, I swear.

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All right. I suppose around the block won't hurt.

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-Be careful.

-All right.

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Right, let's get rid of that as well.

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Right, my friend. Let's burn some rubber!

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Jeanie? Just going to pop out for a few minutes.

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No, don't leave me! Something's bound to go wrong. It always does.

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-Tyler's here to help.

-Why can't Alfie get out of his pit, eh?

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Does he know mad Auntie Jean's been let loose on the pumps?

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Alfie's got a few problems at the moment.

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What he doesn't need is you and me making his life more difficult. Understand?

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Now I don't want you leaving this bar

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till Jeanie's mastered the fine art of it.

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-Is that clear?

-Yes, Dad.

-Good boy.

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I can get you a straw, if it helps.

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All right. You don't need my chat about this baby. You seen how it's taken the corners.

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How it's purred along like a kitten after a saucer of milk.

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-I'd want a discount.

-All right, all right.

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We'll talk about that.

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I've never seen that woman before in my life.

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Get out of the car, this instant!

0:21:120:21:14

Why don't we head back to base? And discuss numbers, yeah?

0:21:140:21:17

Excuse me.

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You are killing me, Mrs B!

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HE SIGHS

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Finally!

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Have you taken something?

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-You got to get to Mrs Olubunmi's.

-Why?

-It's Mercy.

-What about her?

-She's leaving for Peru!

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-Where?

-It ain't the time for a geography lesson, go on. Get there! Stop her!

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Sorry, mate. I've had a better offer. So get out, shut the door. Lovely jubbly.

0:21:410:21:46

How about I make us a nice, big bowl of Ogbono?

0:21:550:21:59

-Please, Gran...

-Then let me come with you.

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Your friends are here - the church...

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Who else is going to keep Kate and William in line, eh?

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Promise you'll look after Arthur.

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I love you, Gran.

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Merce?! Mercy! Merce...

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-It's too late.

-No. It's never too late.

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Excuse me, excuse me! Sorry!

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Sorry. Sorry, I'm sorry! Argh!

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HORN BEEPS

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Stop! Oi! Stop it!

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Stop the bus, listen! The bus! Stop the bus, stop the bus!

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Look, I just want to see if she's on here, all right? That's all.

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Merce?!

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I think it's the wrong bus, mate. Sorry about that.

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Right. Give me that.

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-Mmm! That's it. You've got it, girl!

-Oh!

0:23:420:23:45

-Tyler says I'm a natural.

-Is that right?

0:23:470:23:49

Yeah. Fix Dad one, please.

0:23:490:23:53

Coming right up!

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Well, seeing as you've passed my little course with flying colours...

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Courtesy of the Eddie Moon School of Excellence.

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-It's a stuffed bird.

-A symbol of freedom, Jeanie.

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Hope.

0:24:090:24:10

Right then. Where do you want us to start?

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-By clearing off.

-Do what?

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-Courtesy of an old benefactor in Deptford.

-Junk yard.

0:24:200:24:24

-What're we supposed to do with that?

-Ice creams?

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Donkey rides.

0:24:290:24:30

Anything you want.

0:24:300:24:31

-There's a taxi coming in an hour to take you to the airport.

-Eddie... what are you on about?

0:24:330:24:37

-You're going to Spain!

-But we can't just up sticks...

0:24:370:24:41

-Stop making excuses.

-Hold on. Let's think about this.

0:24:410:24:44

Be all right, wouldn't it? Me, you, Tommy.

0:24:440:24:46

Making sandcastles on the beach for the first time, eh?

0:24:460:24:50

-Who'll look after Jean?

-She's capable of looking after herself, thank you.

0:24:500:24:54

Come on then, Alfie. Before they change their minds.

0:24:540:24:57

Start packing!

0:24:570:24:58

Oi, Kat... You ain't bad for an old bird, either.

0:24:580:25:02

Thanks(!)

0:25:020:25:03

What's that for?

0:25:130:25:14

For bringing this family back to life.

0:25:140:25:16

-I'm sorry, Arthur.

-We had plans.

0:25:220:25:25

Our own place, holidays. A future...

0:25:250:25:28

But it wasn't real! Me and you...

0:25:280:25:31

it was pretend, wasn't it?

0:25:310:25:33

Not for me it wasn't!

0:25:330:25:35

You deserve somebody who loves you for the funny,

0:25:360:25:41

sweet, beautiful young man you've turned into.

0:25:410:25:45

I can make you love me. Just give it time, all right?

0:25:450:25:48

You know, I'll get rid of the hoodies, OK?

0:25:480:25:51

I'll go back to college. I'll even read the Bible if it means that much to you.

0:25:510:25:56

-I'm sorry, Arthur.

-Don't say that!

0:25:560:25:58

Don't say it like it's over!

0:25:580:26:00

Whoever gets to spend the rest of their life with you... is a lucky girl.

0:26:000:26:05

I just...

0:26:050:26:06

I just wish it could have been me.

0:26:060:26:09

You know, I would have given up everything for you, Merce.

0:26:090:26:13

I would have given up my friends,

0:26:130:26:16

my family.

0:26:160:26:19

I don't even know where Nigeria is on a map but I would've found it.

0:26:190:26:24

I would have found it for you.

0:26:240:26:27

I would have done anything for you, Mercy.

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Cos you're the one I wanted to grow old with. Grow a belly with...

0:26:290:26:33

-go grey together.

-You're my best friend, Arthur.

-I'm your husband.

0:26:330:26:38

So, look, just give me one last chance.

0:26:380:26:42

Goodbye, Arthur Chubb.

0:26:490:26:52

I don't think I can do this on my own, Merce.

0:26:520:26:55

You're not on your own.

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I'll never forget what you did for me.

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Merce...

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Fats has got your back.

0:27:210:27:24

Always.

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