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13/01/2014

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-Are you done with the milk, kids? Want some more?

-No, ta.

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Tiff, Morgan, come on. Shoes on. We're going.

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-Thought I was taking them.

-Well, you thought wrong.

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Are you going to keep ignoring me or are we actually going

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-to talk about it?

-I wasn't planning to, no.

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-Bianca...

-Do you want me to get the kids to school on time or stand here talking to you about your sex life?

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-I didn't hear that.

-Kids, I'm out the door!

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Come on, kids. Your mum's gone.

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-You all right?

-Yep. I see Fat Elvis has come up trumps again.

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-Out-of-date sugar pills?

-Nah, doctors use them. Placebos. Yeah.

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They make you think you're taking a pill when you're actually not.

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So, what you're saying is, they do nothing?

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They'll fly off the stall, they will.

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I'm getting side-effects here.

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Are you sure you've got to go back to the stall?

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-Get a job, Alfie.

-Yes. All right, all right.

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-See you later.

-See you later.

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We could tell the kids about us tonight, when TJ and Rosie get back?

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I've got a job in a bit, but I'll come round later.

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That's not a good idea.

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No, it's nothing to do with me and you.

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I mean, it's about my mum and dad.

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-I only caught them in bed together.

-No!

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Oh, poor Masood.

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-And you, of course. Are you sure they were, um...

-Of course they were!

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-What else were they doing?!

-I don't know, huddling for warmth or something.

-It's not funny.

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Listen, my mum and dad together is never a good idea.

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-So, when did this happen?

-Friday night.

-And what did they have to say for themselves? Was it a one-off?

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You haven't spoke to them about it, have you?

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Just tell her what you've been going through.

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-How's that going to make her feel any better about what's happened?

-Explain you've been under

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-a lot of stress and that.

-And what does that make you, my stress relief?

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You've been many things, David, but you've never been that.

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No, I'll tell her that we made a mistake.

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-MOBILE BEEPS

-Oh! Is that what it was?!

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-It's Masood.

-Back so soon?

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Landed. Just landed.

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MOBILE RINGS

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-Hello?

-'Mum? Yeah, I've changed my mind.'

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Yeah, you're right. I do want to talk about it.

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Back at the house. Now.

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-I want you straight back after work.

-Where else would I go?

-Just get yourself home, all right?

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-What you got planned then?

-I'm cooking tonight.

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Don't need to cook. Just sling a slab of meat in his cage.

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Ignore him. What are you making?

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Home-made curry. From scratch.

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Him and Phil have got a bit of history.

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So have you, from what I hear.

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Well, we were together before, but it was more complicated then.

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Well, I was married at the time to his brother.

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-No!

-Uh-hm.

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-But Phil's brother...

-Grant.

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-..he's not Denny's Dad?

-Uh, no. No, that's Dennis.

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Well, that's kind of complicated too.

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-Don't tell me you had an affair with his brother and all!

-Not exactly. Erm...

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Well, Dennis was kind of my brother.

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Well, my dad's son.

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-Your half-brother?!

-No, I'm adopted.

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Oh, thank goodness for that!

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Oh, so it was Dennis showed up,

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-caused all that trouble I heard about?

-No. No, Dennis died.

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That was John. He was another one.

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-John?

-Uh-hm.

-Who was he related to?

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No-one, thankfully.

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Wish I had a some stories like that in my locker.

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Me and Mick met at school. Never been with anyone else. Never will.

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You're so lucky, Linda. Phil's the closest thing

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to a long-term relationship I've ever had.

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Just weren't together for most of it. Well, maybe that'll change now.

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Do I hear wedding bells?

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Not sure I'm ready to let anyone put a ring on my finger again but...

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Phil's the only bloke who could.

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Have you got any idea what it was like for me

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seeing you together like that?

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-The kids could have walked in.

-They didn't.

-Yeah, but they could have.

-Yeah, but they didn't.

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This is very embarrassing.

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It wasn't planned, Bianca. It just happened.

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Why can't you just be normal?!

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Why can't you just split up, hate each other's guts

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and spend the rest of your lives avoiding each other? Instead we have this carry-on, time after time.

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You're like a couple of horny teenagers.

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It wasn't about that.

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So, what was it about then?

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-Are we done?

-No.

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Cos I think I've had my two minutes on the naughty step.

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This is pointless, Carol.

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Just tell her.

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He's just going to hurt you again.

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He can't.

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Why would you put yourself in this position? You've got Mas.

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What can he give you that Masood can't?

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This isn't about Masood, is it? It's not even about me, really.

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This is about you. I understand.

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-You hoped that your dad came back for you...

-Don't tell me what I hoped.

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..and that is why you're angry and confused, but you don't have to be.

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-He did come back for you. He really did.

-Well, then he can clear off for me and all.

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-What's this?

-All right, sweetheart?

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This here is the answer to a million men's prayers.

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-I said these were useless.

-Keep it shtoom, all right?

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This is the power of placebo. The power of the placebo.

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-Good luck.

-Thank you.

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You're back sooner than I thought. You OK?

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-Huh?

-You OK?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Tired, but fine.

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I brought you something back from Pakistan.

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You didn't have to do...

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Tambo!

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Shabnam?

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-Er, could you knock before you come in here?

-Sorry.

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Haven't you got somewhere you should be, Carol?

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-Not really.

-No?

-No.

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OK.

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No plans then?

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Well, I was going to go to the supermarket and do a big shop.

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Oh, right. I'll run you, if you like? Slow day out there.

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-Max won't mind.

-No, it's fine. I'll get the bus.

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Humour me.

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It'll give us a chance to talk,

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clear the air,

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before lover boy gets back.

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We don't want that hanging over us, do we, eh?

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Can you get off the bed, please?

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All right. Just no funny stuff, OK? What happened was a...one-off.

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Come on, everybody. Fellas, have I got something very special for you?

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Here you are, mate. You pop one of these, your little soldier'll be back on the front line

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faster than you can say, "Attention!"

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Good for hair loss.

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I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I'm giving it my best patter

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-and they're all slipping off the hook.

-You know your problem, don't you?

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-I'm sure you're going to tell me, Kat.

-You're trying to sell

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-to the wrong sort of people.

-Right.

-Watch and learn, sweetheart.

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Here you are, darling. Do yourself a favour, have a look at these.

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How about you, Linda? Need a little boost in the bedroom?

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-We don't have any problem in that department.

-Yeah?

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SHE WHISPERS

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Well, in that case...

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Cheers.

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-There you go.

-Very good. Very good.

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What are you doing? Should go left here.

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What are you doing, David? Pull over.

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What are you planning, eh?

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Another quickie in a cheap hotel?

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Credit me with some class, Carol.

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Well, you're up to something. I know you, David Wicks.

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Yeah, I am. And I know you as well.

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I saw your face when you got that text. You were scared.

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So I rang the breast surgical department.

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You've missed an appointment.

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They've been trying to get hold of you for days.

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I presume that's your results.

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They spoke to you? They're not allowed to.

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Well, they will if I say I'm your husband.

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-You had no right!

-Carol...

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Is that where we're going?

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Well, someone had to yank your head out of the sand.

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What, you thought we'd just pull up outside the hospital

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-and I'd smile sweetly and trot in?

-No, I thought I'd get you halfway,

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we'd have a massive row but eventually you'd see sense.

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No, Carol, listen. I know you're scared, I know you are,

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but you've got to do this.

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Look, maybe everything's fine but, if it's not, you need to know.

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-You really are a piece of work, do you know that? Get off me.

-Fine. Go. But know this...

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I may have done this wrong...

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but I did it because...

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..because I care about what happens to you.

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Now, I've got you halfway.

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Your choice now.

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There's one for Syed too.

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-She wanted all her grandchildren to have something.

-Is that her?

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Yeah! Straight off the boat, 1962.

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-She looks so happy.

-Yeah, she was.

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It was the first time she'd seen your daadaa in what, six years?

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Imagine that. Just got married

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and he left her to travel halfway across the world to drive a bus.

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It's hard to believe.

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She wanted a better life for them, for me, for you.

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You OK?

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Yeah.

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Well, look after them.

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Daadi was always so proud of her brainbox grandson.

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Thought you'd be at uni by now.

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Yeah, that didn't work out.

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-How long are you staying?

-Erm, couple of weeks.

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I'm organising a memorial service tomorrow

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-for Daadi's friends and family in the UK.

-Tomorrow?

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And...Dad needs looking after.

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The funeral, the flights, seeing Mum again,

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he's found it very difficult.

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Yo, Tam! What do you want me to do with these, man?

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-Tamwar, should I be calling the police?

-No!

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Fats, Shabnam. Shabnam, Fats.

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-That's my sister. He lives here.

-Oh, yes, of course! No, yes.

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-You've told me... He's told me all about you, man.

-I might have told you a bit.

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Well, anyway, welcome. You know, come and give us some love, Shabba.

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Do you mind if I don't?

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And if you value your bodily extremities,

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please don't ever call me Shabba again.

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Carol Jackson?

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That's us. Come on.

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Follow me, please.

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I'm here, Carol. Whatever he says, we'll deal with it. Come on.

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-No.

-Hey?

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I want to do this alone.

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Erm...

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There is something I need to tell you.

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I have a girlfriend...

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..and her name is Carol

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and she lives across the square.

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And before you ask, it had nothing to do with your mum and me.

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It started long after.

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She's an amazing woman.

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I'd really like you to meet her.

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Does she make you happy?

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Yeah.

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Yeah, very.

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I'm sorry I missed that appointment but...

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I meant to get in touch, but life just got so chaotic, you know how it is.

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Would you like someone here with you?

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No.

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The results of your biopsy came back...

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..and I'm afraid it's not good news.

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You have breast cancer.

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Now, I know this is a shock.

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Are you OK?

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We've determined the cancer is multi-focal...

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a number of small cancers.

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And, unfortunately, a biopsy also showed it's spread to your lymph glands,

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so we need to carry out more tests to check for secondary tumours.

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Now, assuming the scans are clear,

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we'll start with a course of chemotherapy

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and then, because the cancer is multifocal,

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we'd carry out a mastectomy to remove the breast.

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Mrs Jackson?

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Mrs Jackson, it's a lot to take in.

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You understood what I said about the possibility of a mastectomy?

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Yeah.

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Vikki Phillips is one of our clinical nurse specialists.

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Now, if it's all right with you, when we're finished,

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she'll make sure you're fully aware of what we're going to do

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and the options available.

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Now, are you sure you wouldn't want someone here with you?

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No. I'm fine.

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-70 quid.

-That's not bad for half-a-day's work.

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-You've got to stay light on your feet and exploit every opportunity.

-Listen, today's been a laugh but...

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your brain is still thinking hand-to-mouth

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and we can't live like that any more, Alfie.

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-Thank you.

-Bye-bye.

-Bye.

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It's fine. It's just a cyst.

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Thank God for that.

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Mick, if you hear of any bar work going... Just keep your ear

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-to the ground for me, will you?

-'Course, mate.

-Cheers.

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-Alfie?

-Yeah?

-I spoke to Vicki earlier.

-Oh, right?

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Her and Spencer are looking for someone to help open

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-a bar for them in Sydney.

-Since when?

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-Well, it's only just confirmed. What do you think?

-Great idea.

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-Long way to commute though. No, listen, thanks, sweetheart.

-All right, babe.

-Alfie!

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-I hear you're still looking for work.

-Yeah.

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Can I have a word?

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Here you go. Mick's curry paste.

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-It'll make his hair fall out, if he had any.

-Cheers, Linda.

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Look, I know this outfit on Canvey and they lost their front man over Christmas.

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-Shirl, I can hold a tune but...

-Come on, Alfie. You know what I'm talking about. It's a gang.

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They do all the long cons across the south-east.

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-They're looking for someone with a bit of patter.

-Me?

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Regular money, Alfie.

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Big regular money.

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You've got my number. Have a think about it.

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Performance enhancement?

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I was always under the impression that my performance was...

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..satisfactory.

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More than, darling.

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It's just that sometimes I might appreciate an encore.

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Multiple encores.

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Tina's due to start work in ten minutes.

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I'll be waiting.

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Why wouldn't you tell them? It's good news, isn't it?

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Oh. You're back...from wherever you've been.

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Yeah, not quite Pakistan, but somewhere equally as exotic.

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-David ran me to the supermarket. Are you all right?

-Yeah.

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I was wondering if you had a moment.

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-There's someone at the house I'd like you to meet.

-Right. Yeah. OK.

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-Just let me get sorted and I'll pop over.

-Yeah.

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-So, where have you two really been?

-I told you.

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-Two bags of shopping? Is that your cover up story, is it?

-Carol...

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So, where've you been? Sneaking about behind his back?

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-You disgust me, the pair of you.

-Oi! Oi! Don't you speak

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to your mother like that.

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-Carol, please.

-Shut up, David. Shut up!

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Where are you going now?

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See the effect you have on her?

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I'm really pleased to meet you.

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You must be shattered after your long flight.

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Shall I make some tea?

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Know your way round my mum's kitchen then?

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OK. I'll make the tea then.

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-Got through it all right?

-Yeah, erm...

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Yeah, it was hard...

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but it was also kind of beautiful, you know?

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The whole family were there.

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It really felt like she was loved.

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Wish I could've been there to support you.

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He had plenty of support.

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The memorial's tomorrow?

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Yeah, Shabnam's been a brilliant organiser.

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Right. Well, if I can help with any last-minute details.

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You must be hungry, Dad.

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-I'll nip out and get us something to eat.

-I'll come.

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You know, help you carry the bags and that. Mr Mas.

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She's not normally like that. She's a good girl.

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-She's Daddy's girl.

-Oh, you noticed that, did you?

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No-one's ever going to be good enough for you. Apart from her mum.

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Oh, you can't really blame her for that.

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She wasn't around to see how bad it got.

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And now she's here without her...

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Zee's her mum.

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She must feel like there's a great big hole in the middle of this home.

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Are you OK?

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Tell me about Pakistan.

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I'm getting there.

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-What, properly back together?

-Properly.

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-Yes!

-Does that mean you're going to get married?

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-'Course it don't!

-I'm not sharing a bedroom again.

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We're all staying where we are this time, all right?

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What it does mean is we get to hang out together

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and do some really cool stuff...

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-like going to McKlunky's right now.

-Yes!

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Get your shoes and coats on.

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-What?

-No, I can't come. My mum's stropped off again.

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-Something's up and I don't know what it is.

-All right.

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Well, I'll fill this lot up with chicken and deliver them back

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greasy and content.

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Sort it out with your mum, yeah?

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I met hundreds of people,

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people she grew up with, people she'd played with as a little girl.

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And there she was...

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..looking beautiful.

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I helped carry her body,

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place it in the ground...

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Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un.

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To Allah we belong and to Allah we return.

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Then three handfuls of soil, sprinkled over her body.

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You were created from the earth and we give you back to the earth.

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I wish I could believe.

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I'm really struggling.

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It feels like she's just gone.

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She lived and she died

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and that's that.

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It's different now.

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The more you know someone, the older you get,

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less places to hide. Keeps you honest.

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I don't know.

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I mean, you know what people say...

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"Don't ever go back. It can never be the same."

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Yeah, well, it doesn't have to be the same.

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It can be even better.

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Ian Beale, you're thinking about her!

0:22:080:22:12

-Who?

-Don't play games. What I said goes for mates too.

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After all these years, there's no place you can hide from me.

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Jane.

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DOOR SLAMS

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-I thought he wasn't going to be back for half-an-hour?

-It's fine.

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Something smells good.

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-What's he doing here?

-Well, apparently, I burnt the spices.

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Ian's saved your supper.

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You should thank him.

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Should I?

0:22:360:22:37

-All right, Mickey. Is Shirley in?

-Hello, mate.

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I dunno. Have you had a look outside? Is the flag flying?

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It's on the house. It's...

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a little thank you from me and Linda.

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OK. What for?

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Them pills.

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I always thought I could hold my own in that respect,

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but let me just tell you something...

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it's made me feel 18 again.

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You know what? This ain't bad,

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even if Beale did have his mucky paws on it.

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He's my mate and he's going to be here from time-to-time,

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so get used to it.

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While we're on the subject, there's something you could learn from Ian.

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-Oh, yeah?

-He may have his faults,

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but I've always been able to talk to him, you know.

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Phil, I want us to work, I mean, properly work...

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and that means talking to me.

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I mean, whatever you do, whatever you're feeling,

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I want to know all about it, share everything.

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OK.

0:24:180:24:19

-And that includes the cooking, as it happens.

-Well...

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I hope you like egg and chips.

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Egg and chips?

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I'm Angie Watts' daughter. Egg and chips were her forte.

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I've just been sat over the Vic

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watching them Carters.

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Larking around, they were.

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They got together when they were young. Did you know that?

0:24:520:24:55

So I'm sitting there

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and just for a minute...

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I imagined it was me and you.

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Maybe if I'd been a bit braver...

0:25:080:25:10

who knows, eh?

0:25:100:25:12

See, that's the thing, when you know somebody when they were young...

0:25:160:25:20

it's a privilege cos you get to know the real person,

0:25:200:25:24

before life screws them over...

0:25:240:25:28

..and teaches them how to hide their wounds.

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I knew you when you were young, Carol.

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You can't hide your wounds from me.

0:25:370:25:39

I'm scared, David.

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I'm so, so scared.

0:25:480:25:50

-WHISPERS:

-It's all right.

0:25:540:25:56

-What have you done to her now?!

-Bianca, I've had just about all I can take...

-Is that right?

0:26:240:26:29

-You are being a right selfish little mare.

-I've got cancer.

0:26:290:26:32

I've got cancer, Bianca.

0:26:340:26:36

That looks good.

0:26:430:26:45

Lemon tart.

0:26:450:26:46

Did you make it or buy it?

0:26:460:26:48

That's my little secret.

0:26:480:26:50

What's yours?

0:26:530:26:54

It's not a single lump. It's lots of little lumps, apparently.

0:26:570:27:01

-But you're going to be all right though?

-They don't know.

0:27:010:27:05

They think it might have gone into my lymph glands or something.

0:27:050:27:08

What do you mean? What does that mean? I don't know what you mean.

0:27:080:27:11

It means that they're going to have to do more scans

0:27:110:27:14

to check that it hasn't gone anywhere else.

0:27:140:27:16

Did you know about this?

0:27:180:27:20

-Yeah, some of it.

-Yeah. Your dad's been helping me.

0:27:200:27:23

-I'm so sorry.

-Hey.

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-I've been so selfish.

-It's all right, darling.

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So, what are we going to do?

0:27:320:27:35

We're going to fight it.

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