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EXAMPLE BLARES FROM VAN

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# If we don't kid ourselves

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# Will they believe us if we tell them the reasons why?

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# Did we take it... #

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MUSIC STOPS

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Why don't you show a bit of respect?

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-Shall I get you some breakfast?

-No, Liam's done it.

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Yeah, he made Morgan's, too.

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I'll take them out later, if you want. Take their minds off things.

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Coffee? It is still just coffee in the mornings?

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Bring on the world.

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Hey? What's that?

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Something Nana Pat used to say.

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Are you going to cry every time someone says her name?

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Yeah. Every single time.

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Any tea going?

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Yeah, there would be. If you filled the kettle.

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Do you like Nana Pat's card?

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See, see? Said it, didn't I?

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-Can you give us a hand with your bedding?

-Yeah, just...

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-Need some fresh air?

-What, out here?

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-David, erm...

-I'll be in in a minute, Carol.

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All right. OK. Take your time.

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It ain't going to fill itself, you know.

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Pat was on at me for ages to fix this.

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WASHING MACHINE HUMS

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Just leave 'em.

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How is this going to help - sitting in pitch darkness?

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Look, I'll be out by the end of the day, OK?

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I'm just running some clothes through the machine.

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello?

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'Chelle. You got my message, yeah?

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Just listen, will you? Yeah, erm... It's Pat.

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KAT ON RADIO: Something's broken, Jean.

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And I don't see how we can fix it.

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-Even the birds have stopped singing out there.

-Oh, yeah?

-Really lovely.

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Well, not what's happened, that's not lovely.

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It'd just be lovely if Pat could see it all.

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But then, they wouldn't be doing it. There'd be no need.

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Oh, you know what I mean. It's just funny, isn't it?

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When you're with family and friends,

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you don't really know what they think about you.

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(JANINE) Yes, it's just come in.

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Here, Bill!

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Well, I think it's all here...

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Look, don't shoot, OK?

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I've finally managed to raise most of that money for Pat.

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That should put a smile on the old girl's face, eh?

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-Give her a nice, happy New Year?

-Yes, I'll be here all morning.

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-What?

-You're working?

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No, Billy, I'm crossing the Andes by elephant.

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Everywhere else is all shut up.

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-Another day, another dollar.

-It's like a ghost town.

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I'll be sure to clear up, then, won't I?

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Being the only business actually open.

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-I'll be well ahead of the game.

-Janine...

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-What?!

-Is everything all right?

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No!

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Hey, hey!

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-No!

-Come here, come here, it's all right.

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It's all right. Come here. All right, sit down, sit down.

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Look, I'll... I'll give Michael a ring, yeah?

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-Who's that for?

-The Butchers.

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It's traditional, isn't it? Can't go round empty-handed.

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You might be better off baking one for Phil.

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Putting a pair of wire cutters into it,

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sending it into the nick.

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-Might be the only way to get him out of there.

-Maybe.

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See you later.

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You know, Jay's right.

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They've been waiting for a chance for years.

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And all the scores the police have got to settle with your dad,

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that's what he's looking at, too. Years.

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And that's with good behaviour

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and we all know that your old man ain't exactly a choirboy, is he?

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So, it might not even be years, Ben. It could be for good.

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Richie's right - it could be for good.

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Ben!

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Ben! Ben!

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Oh, ho-ho! Couldn't hear a pin drop out here this morning.

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Might've known it'd be one of your lot, spoils it.

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Been looking all over for you.

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It's only a thought. So, if you hate it, just say so. And it's on us.

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We're not looking to make a quick buck or anything.

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We thought that because Pat was in the Vic for so long,

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we could open up for a couple of hours. Anyone can come in, share their memories.

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I think that's a lovely idea.

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Yeah, it is. Thanks, Kat. Cheers, thanks a lot.

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-I'll spread the word, then, yeah?

-Yeah.

-12 o'clock? See you later.

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Maybe we should all wear something really colourful, you know?

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You know, some sort of tribute.

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Well, we should start thinking about the funeral, though.

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-Come on, someone's got to say it.

-Yeah. Yeah, you're right.

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We'll have to sort out about the church.

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Cathedral, more like. World and his wife'll want to come.

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Have to see who wants to speak.

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-You'll want to say something, won't you?

-She'd turn in her grave.

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There's the catering. I suppose Ian could do that. Well, it's only fair.

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-He's known Pat for years.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, of course. Yeah.

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Mum?

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Uncle Norman just wanted to come and pay his respects.

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Yeah, I'm so sorry. Really, so sorry.

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Janine? Janine.

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Look, why don't you stay for a bit?

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I know it's awful - you know, us being here and Pat...

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Come here, come here.

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All right to come in? The door was open.

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Yeah, course. Everyone's welcome.

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I've brought something over. Something of Pat's.

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Right, do you want to come in?

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MACHINE RATTLES

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Stop that, please.

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Oh, sorry. What's wrong?

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Pat died last night.

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Oh.

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I think Janine was trying to pretend that she hadn't, you know?

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Anyway, that's all your order there, yeah?

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Er, yeah.

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And we're really sorry about Pat. You know, please tell Janine.

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From both of us.

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Yeah, she said you might want to check it all out, you know.

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-Make sure everything's there.

-What, now?

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Yeah. It can't go back to the suppliers in a month's time if there's stuff missing.

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I've got an appointment.

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Well, listen, I'm not exactly meant to be here myself, all right?

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-I'm just doing a favour.

-I just got my nails done.

-Oh, right.

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I'll give Janine a bell, then, shall I? Tell her to come back from Pat's,

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only we've got a real crisis on our hands here.

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It was Clacton. 1958.

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We both went in for this beauty contest - Miss Butlins.

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Pat, well, she won it hands down, didn't she?

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Me? I wasn't even in the top ten.

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-That's where she first met your dad.

-Yeah.

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I'm sure she gave one of the judges the eye.

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Anyway, we went out on the razzle, didn't we? Celebrating.

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And I really wanted to win.

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So, I took it - her sash.

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Told her we'd lost it going from pub to pub.

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And all I've been thinking of...

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..ever since I woke up this morning...

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..was giving her back Miss Butlins.

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Told Libs and Chelsea last night. I got hold of Carly this morning.

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Oh, Patrick, they were all so upset.

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Do you know, it's one of the happiest times we had,

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all bunking down at Pat's. Me and the kids.

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Kevin.

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It's true what they say, isn't it? The good die young.

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-Except Pat weren't exactly young.

-Not exactly good, either.

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Yeah. Reckon that's what you liked about her.

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That's what I loved about her.

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No. Thanks, Carol. No. I do appreciate that, yeah.

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Yeah, course I'll be there. All right, yeah. Bye.

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You going somewhere?

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Kat and Alfie are having some drinks in the Vic for Pat.

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-That's nice.

-Yeah.

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I did know her too, you know?

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-And I liked her.

-And do you think she'd like you at the moment?

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-Or is this your way of saying you'd like to be there, as well?

-I ain't saying that.

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You're the last thing Bianca needs.

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DOORBELL RINGS

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I keep doing this, too.

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-What was all that about?

-What?

-You and Ricky.

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-Why, you interested?

-Course I'm interested.

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Because?

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-Because...

-Dot's here.

-OK.

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Were you actually going to say, because I'm your Dad?

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Well, I thought you could do with a laugh.

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I thought it might be more practical.

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I could've brought another cake but the last one didn't seem to go down too well,

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-so I thought it'd be more useful.

-What might?

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-Frank's plaque.

-Yeah, Dot's volunteered to look after it.

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Pat used to keep it ever so shiny.

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Oh, I don't mean that you wouldn't, of course,

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and I don't want to intrude if you don't think it's my place.

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That'd be really lovely, Dot.

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I could go now. Give it a quick rub.

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-What do you think?

-What do you reckon?

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I'd say that was the sort of offer that Dad couldn't refuse.

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THEY LAUGH

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You go and give it a little rub, Dot.

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Any time.

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What?

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Tiff did that...

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..for Nana Pat.

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That the best you can do? Come here, Morgan.

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You need help.

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-Finally decided to come back, have you?

-Listen, Shirl.

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Morning.

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Yeah.

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-Fag break?

-I don't smoke.

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Neither do I.

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-Should we put some grub out?

-Oh, that's a great idea.

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Nothing fancy, just crisps and nuts and that.

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You and Alfie sort it. Me and Anthony'll finish off.

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-Actually, me and Ant are nipping down to the cash and carry.

-Since when?

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-Don't want to run out of booze.

-We've got enough to sink a ship.

-Just in case.

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-I think it's lovely. Well, it's not lovely, but...

-She's off again.

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-It's just everyone rallying round.

-It's what the Duchess would have done.

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Never mind Peggy. It's what you two are doing together.

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-You and Kat.

-Ant, come on. Let's go.

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Their chief witness will withdraw their statement. That's what Richie's been told.

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And is that going to be it?

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If they go back on what they've said, they're going to drop everything?

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Unless my mystery admirer starts up again.

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Maybe they've shot their bolt.

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We've got some news for you, haven't we, Ben?

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-Something happened while you were away.

-I know.

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I met one of the market boys as I was coming out of the Tube.

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I thought Pat was like Mum. Thought she'd go on forever.

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I know we weren't the best of mates, but still...

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Right. I'll call Mum. She's going to want to know, ain't she?

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-Where you going?

-Have a bath. Wash the prison off.

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Did you know he was getting out?

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I got a whisper, yeah.

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So, all that, earlier - about Dad being banged up for years

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-and all them scores to settle.

-Freak you, did it? Good.

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You remember that. You remember how that felt.

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And you keep remembering.

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-Why don't we take the car?

-I don't want to drive.

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I want to walk, get some exercise. Breathe it in.

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AMIRA SCREAMS

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-In there.

-What's the matter?

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Inside. It's horrible! It's big. Legs - hairy legs.

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-I just left Mo in the pub.

-Please!

-All right.

-Look, I'll sort this.

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Yeah, Albert Square, please.

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About one o'clock. Yeah.

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Just get the guy to call me on this number when he gets here.

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Great. OK, thanks.

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-Ricky.

-What?

-Everything all right?

-What do you think?

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My stepmum's just died.

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-Bianca's just about to kick me out.

-Is she?

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So, what do you think, then? Me and you?

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Was it worth it?

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No.

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-What do you reckon, Ant?

-One bite from that and you're dead.

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Doesn't need a bite. It just needs to stare at you. We should call the Marines.

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No, SAS. They've got them stun guns.

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-Maybe it's the SAS AND the Marines.

-Just get rid of it, will you?

-OK. All right.

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-No, that's horrible, it'll crunch.

-So, what do you want me to do?

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-Just get it outside.

-How?

-I don't know.

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-Pick it up.

-I ain't picking it up! Have you seen the size of it?

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-I'm not picking it up.

-Alfie, stand back. I'll do it.

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"Stand back, Alfie. I'll do it"?

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Be careful, all right, cos they do bite.

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HE BARKS

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Go on.

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Go on, that's it, nearly got it.

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Go, go, go. He's got it and all. Well done. Good lad!

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Let me get out, let me get out, let me get out.

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Make sure it goes over there.

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Send him towards the Chippy. Go on, over to the Chippy.

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My hero.

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-Alfie, she is seriously fit.

-Amira? Yeah, she's attractive, isn't she?

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Attractive? Alfie, she is a goddess.

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-So, what was all that about?

-Mmm?

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You and Anthony Moon?

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Oh, you mean my knight in shining armour.

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Sorry, did it bother you?

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Why, was it supposed to?

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Prefer a meat and potato pie.

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Ben?

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I just didn't think you'd get out, that's all.

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Yeah, well, I have, ain't I? And I will sort this.

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I promise you, I will sort it.

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What does that mean?

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You're going to go round kicking seven bells out of someone?

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-We'll have police knocking down our door.

-Am I supposed to just take it?

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What did they do? They got you banged up for a couple of days.

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-Well, that's enough, ain't it?

-So, you'll give them a chance to put you away even longer?

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I ain't having some lowlife having one over on me.

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Shirl's right - they tried their best.

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They gave it their all. But it didn't work.

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Dad, it's over.

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-You ready? Or you got other plans?

-No, no.

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Right, good. You can drop Tiff off at Jane's with Bobby, yeah?

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I'll finish clearing up. It's a perfect chance for you two to get acquainted.

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No need, Mum's told me all about you.

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Oh, yeah?

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-You were with gran, right?

-Yeah.

-Well, till you walked out on her.

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Is that what your mum said?

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Actually, she said ran out.

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Why don't you two get going, eh?

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That's just the start.

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I know lots more. Grandad.

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-See you later.

-Yeah, see you.

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-Motormouth's forgot her gloves.

-Er, right.

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-Carol.

-Just give me a minute, yeah?

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Take your time.

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SHE SOBS

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-Here you go.

-Where are we going?

-Over the Vic. Just phoned Jay. He's going to meet us there.

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-No, Phil, today is not a day for causing trouble.

-I ain't going to cause trouble.

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This is about us showing our respects to Pat.

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-All of us, as a family.

-It's a nice idea.

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Well, it's not mine. It's Ben's.

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BELL RINGS

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Listen up, everybody. Shh. Nice and quiet, now.

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Come on, we all know why we're here.

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And I'm pretty sure a lot of us wish we weren't.

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But, Pat was... Will always be a...

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Well, she meant a lot of things to a lot of different people.

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First of all, she was a mum.

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She was a grandmum,

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an aunty, a friend,

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a drinking partner

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-and a hell-raiser.

-Oh, I say.

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She was all those things and much, much more.

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But, to me, Pat will always be number one in our book.

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So, everybody, I want you to raise your glasses to Pat.

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The one and only.

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ALL: The one and only. Pat!

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KAT: That was a nice speech.

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Well, no, it wasn't so much a speech. Just a few words, that's all.

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They're the best kind, ain't they? Straight from the heart.

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Yeah, it's always the best way. Say what you mean.

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Have it out there. Excuse me.

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Don't worry. I'm not stopping.

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I haven't come to make a scene, either.

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I just wanted to say I'm really sorry...

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..about what I did - you didn't deserve that.

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I wish it had never happened.

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So, why do it, then? You and Ricky - why?

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-It really wasn't about Ricky.

-What does that mean?

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So, what do you want me to do? Move out?

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-You got a better offer?

-You're the best thing that's ever happened to me.

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Not that good or you wouldn't have hopped into bed with someone else.

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-That was a mistake.

-Not now.

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-Alfie.

-You all right, Phil?

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Put a drink behind the bar for anyone who wants one. For Pat.

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What is this?

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And you can be the first. A drink for Denise and Patrick.

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-The police have seen sense. That's what it is.

-They let Phil out.

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-And he's staying out.

-No hard feelings, though, eh?

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-PATRICK: Denise.

-No, it's OK.

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I wouldn't give him the satisfaction.

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Today of all days. Come on, Patrick.

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What was that all about back there?

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I heard you, Kat.

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On the Nanny Cam. Christmas Day.

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Why didn't you tell me how you feel?

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You'll tell Jean, but you won't tell me?

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Yeah, tell him I'll be out in a minute. Thank you.

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It's the first time I've heard you say sorry

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and it actually sounded like you meant it.

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So, if this wasn't about Ricky, what else was it about?

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Or is this just another one of your games?

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Her name was Kira, OK?

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Ricky didn't even know she'd been born.

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And I've stopped myself thinking about her all these years...

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..and then, I saw Ricky and...

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She was tiny. So tiny.

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And I looked at her and I thought - I've done this.

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I've finally done something good with my life.

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And I promised her I would be good for her, too.

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From then on and forever.

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And then, the doctors came and...

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..she died, Ian.

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Died in my arms.

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Did you mean that? Everything you said to your dad?

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Is it over?

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What about you?

0:27:510:27:53

Are you going to say anything?

0:27:530:27:55

What about?

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I was 17.

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I was just a kid myself.

0:28:160:28:18

And you know what I was like back then.

0:28:180:28:21

But I wouldn't have been like that.

0:28:220:28:25

Not if she'd have lived. I know I wouldn't.

0:28:250:28:28

I would have turned it around.

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I would've done it for her.

0:28:340:28:36

So, erm, I didn't do it to hurt you.

0:28:400:28:44

I meant that.

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It's just...

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I don't know. When I saw Ricky, it was like turning the clocks back.

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Like, being close to him was like being close to her again.

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And were you?

0:29:040:29:05

-What?

-Closer to her?

0:29:080:29:10

No, of course not.

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Still. It was fun finding out, wasn't it?

0:29:150:29:17

There's always a plus side.

0:29:170:29:19

You are sick.

0:29:240:29:26

You sleep with an ex-boyfriend to try and get close to a dead child

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and you think I'm sick?

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Sick and very sad.

0:29:320:29:35

You know, I feel sorry for you.

0:29:370:29:40

Just imagine it - all those days and nights

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you've got stretched out in front of you with no-one here.

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No-one wanting to be here. Even Pat's gone, now.

0:29:470:29:51

It's just you, Ian.

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You and your chips and your veg.

0:29:560:30:00

Is that really what you want out of your life?

0:30:020:30:05

No, course not.

0:30:050:30:07

So, you want me to go?

0:30:130:30:15

Mandy...

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..stay.

0:30:320:30:33

Never dull round here, is it?

0:31:420:31:44

I hope you're not planning on doing anything stupid.

0:31:440:31:47

-Like what?

-Hanging around.

0:31:470:31:48

-I've got my mother's funeral to sort out.

-There's a bus in five minutes. Why don't you be under it?

0:31:480:31:54

-Keep on like this, Derek, I'll start thinking I'm not welcome.

-You're not.

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-So far as you're concerned.

-So far as everyone's concerned.

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-That's not the impression I've been getting.

-There you go.

-Ta.

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My mum wanted me here and she'd have wanted me to stay.

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So, I'm staying.

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Cheers.

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