28/02/2014 EastEnders


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There's a lot riding on this.

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You seriously telling me

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you bought every family member one of these jumpers for Christmas?

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The market's my priority now. It's important we show the council we're a united team.

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Well, if you want me to wear "Scarlett's" across my... you can give me double time.

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It's just a shame that some of the team are a bunch of amateurs.

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That's the reality of being a grown-up. You don't always get what you want.

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Peter! Where's your sweatshirt?

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Oh. That's him.

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What the hell did you tell Luke that for?

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She loves him and you screwed everything up now.

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DOOR SLAMS

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Stace...

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everything's going to be all right.

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Excuse me.

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I don't think Cindy's breathing right.

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What does Dex know? He's just a kid.

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You ain't exactly perfect, Max.

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You want to get your priorities right.

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And that means the happiness of your family.

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Yeah.

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And you know what, Cora? We ain't related.

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I'm cooking, I'm cleaning,

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I'm suffocating with your hairspray and his feet.

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So move out, will you? The pair of you.

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Any time today.

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She IS breathing. I can see her breathing.

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Were you here when she fell over?

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Did she have any kind of fit before she fell over?

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Do you know what Cindy had been doing before she fell over?

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No. It weren't... I'd only just got here.

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-She's hammered.

-She's hammered?!

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Is she? I...look.

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Please don't tell Ian - he'll go off his head at me.

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Oh, fantastic(!) Right, we're going to have to stay with her.

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You'll have to go and find a bucket, OK?

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I can't believe she'd get this wasted when she knows she's...

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Whoa, whoa, whoa.

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I've got 14 hours till I'm on call and back in this uniform.

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Well, we can't...

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I have to stay with her.

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So stay with her.

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I've got plenty other friends I can have a drink down Soho with, doll.

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What you doing, eh? Silly girl.

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What am I? Your child minder? A mind-reader?

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-We needed to talk.

-Because Stacey thought Janine's offer was a good one?

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-Is this with or without the medication?

-No.

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No! No, Kat. Cos Janine murdered Michael.

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Do you want me to go in the hallway and explain what that looked like?

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She stabbed him to death. My cousin. The father of your son.

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And you're trying to get Janine off and land Alice right in it?

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So you tell me, what were you talking about all night?

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I haven't made the statement, have I?

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Where do I stand?

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In all of this, where do...

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Where do I stand?

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I'm up all night, worrying about you.

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Like a mug.

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Leaving you messages that you don't even pick up.

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How did we get back there so soon, eh?

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I'm a prize mug.

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Alfie Moon, Mr Paranoia, just holding it all together and I can't do that no more.

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-No!

-I'm not living like this no more, Kat.

-No, no. Stop it, Alfie!

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That's not true. That's not true.

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Listen, what if Luke goes to the police?

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Kat, no-one has the right

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to get away with murder...OK?

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Listen, I didn't tell Luke to cause grief.

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I told him cos he sussed something.

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But come on - don't you think the bloke has a right to know?

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They were trying for a baby. That's why she's come off her meds.

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He won't go to the police...

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..cos he loves her.

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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CINDY GROANS

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Come on. Come on. We're doing it.

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No! No, no, no.

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Hey. Hey, hey, come on, me and you.

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Me and you, babes, all right? We'll do this.

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OK? Me and you. Come on.

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-(They've gone.

-Are you sure? Have a look out the window.)

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No, no, it's all right. They've gone. KNOCKING

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Come on. We're going out the back.

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Don't you think if I'd have wanted you around that bad I'd have found a way?

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Did I call you? Did I e-mail you?

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Did I ask you to barge in and ruin everything that matters in my life?

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-Did I?

-We don't even know if it's the Old Bill.

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-Lily!

-No, you can't!

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What? What choice have I got?

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What have you left me to lose, Kat?

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KNOCKING

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Baby, Mummy loves you, OK?

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I love you.

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I love you. I love you.

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I love you.

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I know.

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I know, baby.

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-Open the door.

-Stace, you don't have...

-Open the door.

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Have another drink. Let me tell you what we here at the Vic think.

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Can I interest you in some hors d'oeuvres?

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Us Beales, we've been on the market for generations.

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On the house, obviously.

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Oh, that is so typical of that woman.

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She thinks making a poster with a felt-tip pen is professional.

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How can we compete against free booze and feminine wiles when we've only got Sonia?

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Well, you could be pleased to see me!

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Has someone changed the locks or have I come out with the wrong keys again?

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-Took your time, didn't you?

-You called HER?!

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Well, the Tube from Charlie's was a nightmare.

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Let's have a look at you.

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What have you done now?

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-Stace?

->

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That's just great. Why don't you just post it online, eh?

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What's happened, Alfie? What's she doing back here?

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Oh, the usual, you know. Hiding out. Splitting up from a fella.

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Coming off her meds. Gone to visit Janine in prison.

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Yeah, that's right, Max. Cooking up a deal where Janine will drop the lie

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about Stacey if Kat goes and lies about who done my cousin in.

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HE SIGHS (I can't do this.)

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CAR HORN HOOTS

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CAR HORN HOOTS

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It's OK, darling, come on.

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We're nearly there.

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Stace?

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So why's she come off her meds?

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-You know how many people would be up for lynching her if they found her here?

-Go away, Max.

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You think I'm the only one that saw her shouting at cars in the middle of the Square?

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-The clock's ticking.

-This is nothing to do with you.

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I'm her friend, Kat, all right?

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So if she needs me, I'm going to be there for her. I'm still her friend, ain't I?

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I can't have an ambulance cos I've already had a fire engine.

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Well, call Ian. Or better still, I'll get Ian. Smug git.

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My pleasure.

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I'm not being put down by Bealey.

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I'm not going to be patronised by that boring smug bosser.

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Whoa. "Bosser"?

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He been showing you how to butter bread again?

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Look, if she's plastered, you're better off sitting with her while she sleeps it off.

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She's pregnant.

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I'll come with you.

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I mean, they really are all bells and whistles, aren't they? Your average fire engine.

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Billy, not near the food, please.

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How's Tina supposed to notice me when I've only got a little ladder and I ain't even a lesbian?

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-Put it on a smaller plate - makes it look bigger.

-All right, you've got ten minutes, Ian.

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Though I don't know why you can't do your own "charming".

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-Because I'm not a woman with boobs or eyelashes or...

-Charm.

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I didn't mean that in a sexist way.

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-What?

-What?

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Billy, you work at the chip shop. Off you trot.

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No, no, no. I've had thoughts.

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A valuable contribution to make to the preservation of Bridge Street Market, yeah?

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-Yeah, and we've got a haddock delivery.

-It's a pound a pint, Ian.

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That is a crying shame, OK? When you get there, take them out and count them.

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It's £55 a tray and I'm pretty sure I'm getting short-changed, all right? Go.

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If you want to go abroad again, I'll sort the tickets out.

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Or maybe if you want to go to a different part of the country.

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Stace, come on, please. You ain't got time for this.

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You need to get back on your meds and you need to get off this square.

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Stacey, please.

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Please, help me out here.

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Can't you even look at me?

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Come here. Come here. You listen to me.

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What? You want to go to prison, do you?

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You want Lily to go into care?

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I decide!

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-I

-decide.

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-STACEY:

-What kind of life is this for a kid?

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What kind of parent does this to a kid?

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-You can start again, Stace.

-Lies to a kid.

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You've got to survive. And fight.

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She's just a little girl, Max.

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I've taught her to jump every time she hears a police siren.

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Different hostels. Moving all the time.

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You've come through worse, ain't you?

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What about when you first come back here? You know, your mum's,

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all boarded up. That estate. Kids throwing bricks.

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-I've got nothing left, Max.

-And the grief me and you kicked off.

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You came through all that, didn't you?

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I got nothing. I got no home. No job. No money.

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I've lost her the person she thinks of as Dad.

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What mum lets it get this far?

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I can't do this any more.

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So you're just going to sit here and give up, are you?

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Wait for them to come and find you? Drag you out.

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Just hold my hands up.

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No, Stace, no. There's a way.

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There's always a way. There's got to be. You know, what about Janine?

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-This deal Janine's offered you.

-The truth, Max.

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All you got to do is get her to drop the charges, that's it.

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You still don't get it, do you? It catches up with you.

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There is no good way for this to work out any more.

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Hey. You all right?

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Yeah. Yeah, they're sorting it out.

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Good. Best leave them to it.

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If anyone's got a plan, Max Branning will, won't he?

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I don't think you're a mug, Alfie.

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Look, Kat, I'm... I'm tired.

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And I know you are. And I know how you feel about Stacey.

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You're being pulled both ways - I get it.

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But let's just focus on us, yeah? Me, you...

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and our family, yeah?

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Where you going?

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I'm going to get the kids some chocolate. Keep them happy.

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Listen, you couldn't get a muzzle for Mo, could you?

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Alfie...

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I'm sorry.

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It's all right. I love you.

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OK. Who's next?

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DOOR SLAMS >

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Oi! Why aren't you at work?

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-I'm homeless.

-Just get back to work.

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What will they do?

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They'll do a finger-prick test. They'll find a vein.

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They'll put a drip in the back of Cindy's hand to keep her hydrated.

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"Breathe through your nose." Then hopefully she'll sleep it off.

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They'll chuck her a load of leaflets and give her a massive rollicking.

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Seriously. You want to see a baby whose mum's caned it throughout her pregnancy.

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No, I don't.

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They ought to phone Social Services, you know, with her being so young.

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I had my daughter, I weren't much older.

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Yeah. Embarrassing, I know. With a man. What can I say?

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I was naive.

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I experimented.

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Don't tell anyone but I once had a relationship with the opposite sex.

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Kept thinking if I practised enough, it might get a bit more interesting.

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When I had my daughter, I didn't even know I was pregnant.

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Is that why you trained as a nurse, so you could spot the signs?

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Rebecca was adopted.

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For a long time, I thought I'd lost her.

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I once left Zsa Zsa on the Tube.

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Not a natural.

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The best thing was choosing the name.

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Cos they don't tell you, do they?

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Looking after a baby - it's like working in some really boring factory.

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Unpaid. 24/7.

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While sitting on a bag of frozen peas with your baps out.

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Nothing maternal about me.

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I did quite fancy a couple of the mummies, though.

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We need to formally bring this meeting to order.

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I think you'll find this is an informal meeting.

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No. We need to lay down a series of proposals and discuss them professionally.

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-Is he like this in the bedroom?

-Yeah.

-Can you muzzle that thing?

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No! Dog! Dog! Look!

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Will you shut up, please?

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Thank you.

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Some people are actually trying to save this market.

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I'll get time off for good behaviour.

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I can get a decent lawyer.

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They've got to take into account what Archie did to me.

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Maybe they might let Lily stay here.

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Do you think, Max?

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Maybe they might.

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Because she should know who her family is.

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Will you look out for her, Max?

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I don't mean put yourself out, but if you see her about or if they send her away -

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if they foster her out - please, Max, please will you stay in touch with her?

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-Cos she's just a little girl. And none of this is her fault.

-No, Stace.

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I can't promise you that.

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I can't even look out for my own kids.

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Bradley died for you.

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All we did to him - he still gave up his life so you could have yours.

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I know you loved him, Stace. I know.

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You know, it's what you told me at the airport.

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You said you'd always love him.

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I really miss him.

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There's a big space in my life where he should be.

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Life he never had.

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It's just a waste.

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So you sit here, Stace. You just give up. You just...

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wait for them to come for you.

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And it'll be all gone.

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That'll be all for nothing.

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Cos I'm telling you, you'll count on one hand the people who'll love you like that.

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I need to get my phone.

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There you go, Patrick. Ta.

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Thank you so much for coming.

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-Bye.

-Oh! Success, eh?

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That council representative works for the department of la-di-dah.

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He's been in here hours,

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ate all the cakes and promised us absolutely nothing.

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I think that deserves a drink, don't you?

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I've got some fizzy orange and crisps in the basement, if you're interested.

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You coming on to me?

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Yeah.

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It's the menopause.

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No hard feelings.

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No, it's all right, it's not a problem. It was just a misunderstanding, weren't it?

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All part of the learning curve. Onwards and upwards.

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Diplomacy's in his genes.

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Whose?

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Well, obviously mine. It's not going to be his mum's, is it?

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She was more vindictive than diplomatic.

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I tell you - he has got all the makings of a good small-to-medium-sized businessman.

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It's all part of our father/son bond.

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I tell you what, when Cindy goes, there'll be more space. He might even move back in.

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-More space? What?

-I told you.

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I didn't tell you?

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-OK, Gina's moving to Portugal with her mum and they want to take Cindy with them.

-Oh!

-I know.

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MONITORS BLEEP

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PHONE RINGS OUT

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JEAN: 'Stace?'

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Hello?

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'Oh, Stacey!'

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SHE SOBS

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Hey, hey. No, no, it's all right. It's all right. It's all right.

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I was just waiting for them to call me.

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I've been outside the whole time, you muppet.

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Well, after that, Vanessa saw sense and she left me.

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And then Tanya saw sense. She left me. Cheers.

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And then there was Kirsty - she saw sense.

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And she didn't even have that much sense to begin with.

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And then Tanya saw sense again and that was it.

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You ever thought about getting a cat or something?

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I think it's safer if people like me and you just stay single.

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You're still my dearest friend, though.

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Yeah, always.

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CAR HORN HOOTS

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If you must know, I've finally seen sense and left Max's.

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Ain't like we're related.

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I'm thinking of going visiting.

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Safe trip.

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Although, er...

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I did tell Dexter, when he called to say that Max had kicked you out,

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you know, the both of you can move in.

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Well...as a friend,

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obviously.

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-Honest is best.

-Ian's an idiot.

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No-one tells him I'm pregnant. He's sending me to Portugal.

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Do you still see your little girl?

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Yeah, of course. She lives with me, and her dad.

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-We all live together.

-So it all worked out well, then.

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Yeah, all worked out.

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And you know, fighting for my little girl was the best thing I ever did.

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I've got to go. Bar in Soho.

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Tosh rescues me in a fire engine and all she gets is a little snog -

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no wonder she's hacked off.

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-See her in. Do you mind?

-Yes!

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My breath smells. Does my breath smell?

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I can't talk now, Billy.

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I'm just coming to the end of a big family crisis.

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All right, all right. But when you're through here,

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-I've got three trays of haddock - 30 quid a pop.

-25, and you can fetch them straight over.

-Done.

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Sounds like Ian Beale has been.

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Vomit, beer cans everywhere, back door wide open.

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-Ian.

-Do you know what, young lady? I took you in out of the goodness of my heart.

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I had no legal obligation to do so.

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I tell you what - that plane cannot leave soon enough.

0:25:500:25:53

-Ian!

-What?

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-What? What are you even doing here? Have you got my sweatshirt?

-No.

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Right, well, I want it back in the morning,

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-washed and ironed, or it's coming out your wages.

-Do you know what, Ian?

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What is it with you and all the other men that grew up round here, eh?

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Have you not got any time to think about anyone else's feelings other than your own?

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Have you not wondered where she's been? Why the drinking?

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She's a teenager.

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No, Ian, she's been to hospital.

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Alcohol poisoning.

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She's a very lonely little girl.

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And she's pregnant, Ian.

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Cindy's pregnant.

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Mummy strap you in. There you go.

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That's it.

0:26:430:26:44

Alfie, where's she going?

0:26:480:26:50

Where's she going? Stace?

0:26:500:26:53

Stace? Stace!

0:26:530:26:55

Keep your voice down. What?

0:26:570:26:59

You don't have to go.

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It was her own idea. She's going to Jean's.

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She wants to see her mum.

0:27:040:27:06

What have you done?

0:27:080:27:09

I was trying to make it all right.

0:27:150:27:17

You... You actually went and lied to the police?

0:27:170:27:20

You told them you saw Alice kill Michael?

0:27:220:27:24

I thought she had nowhere else to go. I thought there was no other choice.

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Well, you were wrong.

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We can go. Thanks.

0:27:290:27:31

Max. Alice, she's part of your family. You talk to her.

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I thought you did the right thing.

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-I just wanted her to come home.

-I know.

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I know where I stand now, Kat.

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My family. Our family.

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We come last.

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