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CAROL SCRAPES TOAST LOUDLY

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Are you buttering that or making breadcrumbs(?)

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Give us it here. SHE SIGHS

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Bet Kat's rubbing her hands together.

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The trial starting today - her moment of glory only a few days away.

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Look, no-one likes to stand up in court.

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-Besides, you've got more important things to worry about.

-I bet Janine's paid her off.

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Moneybags Butcher meets brassic Kat Moon,

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a marriage made in heaven.

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-I should go round there again...

-You're not going anywhere.

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Cos you're going to go and sit down and eat this.

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You're not spending all day having chemo with nothing in your stomach.

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-She's laughing at us.

-Oh - marmalade.

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-I don't want marmalade!

-Yes, you do.

-I don't.

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Oh, yes, you do...

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Saw it down the market.

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I thought about you. Two for a fiver.

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Oh, David...

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Well, try it on, then.

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I was going to make a real song and dance about it -

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you know, tie it to the foot of a dove, or...

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But then I thought, what with everything that's going on...

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Do you like it?

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It's perfect.

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Mwah.

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Oh...!

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Are you worried about standing up in court and facing Janine?

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Well, she's made her bed, ain't she?

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I've just got to go somewhere.

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Eh, eh, eh, eh, eh! What about your breakfast?

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Don't worry.

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That's me all done. I hope the burger van'll feed the hungry citizens of Walford.

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Want to get changed and walk me over?

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No, I've asked Tracey to cover me on the stall.

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Oh, right. What, you going to sit here, draw the curtains, hide from Carol. Is that it?

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If she sees me out there acting like nothing's happened she's going to go nuts.

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If you were telling the truth, you'd be on that stall

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with your war paint on, not giving a monkey's who was having a pop at you.

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Kat, you've got to act like you believe it, all right? Otherwise no-one else will.

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See you later.

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Mrs B! Mrs B, I said that I would do that later when I've got home.

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Well, you know what they say, Arthur. Idle hands.

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Erm...how about I make you a cup of tea before I go, yeah?

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You know - maybe we can give Charlie a call?

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I mean - you and him, you did get on, right?

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Yes, well, we talked pleasantries, that's all. I hardly know him.

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Well, apart from the fact that he's family.

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And he wants to get to know you.

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Well, it won't bring Nick back, will it?

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I won't be able to talk to HIM again, see HIM.

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Mrs B. Look...

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Go on, give Charlie a call. For me.

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But what if we don't hit it off? What if he's got funny ideas?

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I'll come in, and, you know, I'll check on ya.

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You give me the wink and I'll have him out,

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-Old Bill or not.

-All right! Just for you.

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Alice needs to see our faces in court,

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see that her family hasn't given up on her.

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I'd go myself, only I've got to go to chemo this morning.

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I would as well, but I've got a couple of motors coming in later.

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Anyway, Janine's guilty as sin. Alice'll get off in a couple of days.

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No. Janine's got Kat lying for her, saying that she saw the whole thing and it was Alice who killed Michael.

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Right, well, I'll see if I can get Lauren to cover this place for a bit.

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Well, I'm booked in for ten, I should be finished by lunchtime

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-then I'll come over to the court and join you.

-No, don't be daft.

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Just let us hold the fort for a while. You've got enough on your plate, ain't ya?

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Everybody says that like it's a bad thing.

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Bianca and Sonia, they've been tested -

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I don't suppose you've got round to it yet?

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Er, no. No, not yet.

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I will do, you know. When things settle down.

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So are you going to mention that bling you're dragging about or do I have to ask?

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Am I an old fool to be doing all this again, eh?

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Mm?

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Course you ain't.

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Right, you lucky people, what better way to kick start your day than with an Alfie burger?

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We've got spicy onion rings, a bit of coleslaw as well

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and this is on the house, especially for you, my friend.

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-Oh, nice one, Alfie, cheers.

-There you go. Keep that pretty face of yours nice and clean.

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What can I get you, sweetheart...?

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Er - Mas...?

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Hey. Good night's sleep?

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Mmm. I thought I'd say thanks by cooking for everyone tonight.

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You don't need to do that. The kids tend to take care of themselves.

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-Me, I live like a king off cereal and leftovers.

-Mmm...

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Dinner'll be on the table at 7:30.

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How long's she staying?

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She's a guest. She can stay as long as she wants.

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A guest...

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Cheers, Mum.

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Not to tell you how to suck eggs, but this place might do better if you opened for breakfast.

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Two jokes in two days! Must be a record for you.

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I wasn't joking about closing the restaurant.

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I'm not talking about shutting permanently.

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Just long enough to turn the place into somewhere people actually want to eat.

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You know, where they can wear jeans and order off the kiddie menu.

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-Sounds like hell.

-Just hear me out.

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I promise it's not as bad as you're imagining.

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I haven't really got time. The decorators are coming in five minutes.

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You've got professional decorators to do this place?

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Well, Scarlett's is on the up, I thought I'd give it a makeover.

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More fool me.

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Scarlett's is on the up?

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Oh, right, so if you had YOUR way, I'd still be wearing an apron doing fried egg sandwiches, yeah?

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Well, it was good enough for your mum.

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Yeah, and she wanted something better for me.

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Do you know how hard I had to fight not to be a barrow boy like my old man?

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-To even get to catering college in the first place?

-PHONE RINGS

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Hello?

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Yeah, speaking.

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Right...

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Oh, you are joking?!

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No, I can't open up, I haven't got any staff!

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Yeah, thanks a bunch.

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Was that the decorators?

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A day's takings down the pan. Why do people always let you down?

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Kat didn't have the guts to face anyone this morning then?

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-She called in sick. "Women's problems". I didn't ask questions.

-Running scared, more like.

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You know that the trial starts today?

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Good morning to you as well.

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I haven't got time to mess about, Tamwar.

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-I know that you and Alice had your problems...

-Pretty big problems actually.

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No - you wrote her a letter. And she said that really lifted her spirits.

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Just go along and sit in the gallery - that's not too much to ask, is it?

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Leave me alone.

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Kat! You all right?

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Yeah.

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-Who's on the stall?

-Oh, Tracey opened up cos my alarm didn't go off.

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-Listen, about last night...

-That's between you and my mum.

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You're my best mate, I know you wouldn't lie to me, but I just wish you'd said something.

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Yeah, you and me both, but I just haven't been thinking straight,

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what with Michael and everything else...

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I've got to go.

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Finally crawled out from under your rock, have you?

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-Oi! I'm talking to you.

-Mum! Stop it.

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Do you know what, you are a liar, Kat. A liar!

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Come on, Mum. Look, Terry's waiting in the cab, we're going to be late.

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What, you're coming with me?

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Yes. Come on, I thought we'd have a family day.

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-We've done Thorpe Park, haven't we(?)

-You all right?

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Right, I've got every trashy magazine imaginable,

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and a couple of packets of sucky sweets.

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What more could we want, eh?

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I get to spend the morning with my entourage and you have to go to court on your own,

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-it doesn't seem fair.

-I'm fine, Carol.

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How many more times have I got to say it?

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He's just erm... He's just nervous, that's all.

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Come on, ladies. We going to the hospital or having a meeting of minds?

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Yes, all right. We're coming!

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We'll have to get a new kitchen once we get the new house.

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-What, brand-new?

-Well, yeah, I don't want to think of Michael's bleeding corpse

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every time I stick the kettle on, do I?

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Ron, what's happened?

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Er... Nothing. It's kids, that's all.

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Why would kids write something like that?

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Well, why would kids do anything?

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-Pass us the scrubber.

-No. It's fine, I'm handling it.

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Come on, I didn't spend all day handing out leaflets for this place to stay shut.

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Open up, all right? Let the boys pump iron or whatever it is they do.

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Everything's going to be OK.

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OK, here you are.

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Eurgh!

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-Gross.

-Come on!

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CHURCH BELL RINGS

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If you feel like imparting some wisdom from beyond the grave, Mum...now'd be a good time.

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-I'll be back in a minute.

-All right, cheers, yeah.

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Always think it makes a difference having people with you.

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Well, you know, it's nice to have someone to natter to when it gets boring.

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You all right, love?

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Yeah. I was just thinking maybe we could take it in turns, you know, do shifts -

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one of us sits with you, the other does a tea run.

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It's all right, this, though. It's been ages since I've sat down and read a magazine.

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I'm glad someone's having fun.

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Most folks start losing their hair after the first round - but you're still going strong.

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Must be a genetic thing.

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Listen, why don't you both go and do the tea run while I get sorted?

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Yeah.

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All right?

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Well, I know what I'M doing here, Ian. What about you?

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I came to visit Dad.

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I felt like I owed him an apology, he erm...

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He always reckoned that me having a restaurant was a pie in the sky idea.

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-Did he?

-Mm. Guess I should have listened.

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You really are the master of the glass half empty, ain't ya, Ian?

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Come on, you've got beautiful children.

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You've got more businesses than I've had hot dinners.

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A chippy and a greasy spoon?

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Yeah. So, what?

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One thing I've always admired about you, mate -

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you've always put your family first. Always.

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You do what's best for 'em. Even if they don't thank you for it.

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Thanks. I think.

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If he'd been a proper dad to me and brought us up...together, you know...

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do you reckon me and you would've got on?

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Depends.

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Would you still have slept with my wife?

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I have to be honest, Ian - it's a distinct possibility.

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DAVID CHUCKLES

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So, in this parallel universe

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do you reckon...

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do you reckon my mum would have still married Frank?

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I don't think there's any force in any universe that would've kept those two apart.

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No.

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So whatever way you look at it...

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I seem to be stuck with her, don't I? Janine.

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You probably won't be allowed, but erm...

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if you get a chance to talk to her later,

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could you say good riddance from me?

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Hey...

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She was just a messed-up child, weren't she, really?

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Just messed up.

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And I'll tell you something else - she hasn't changed much.

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I've got to go.

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Oh! Sorry. Sorry, I didn't realise there was anyone in here.

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Are you a member?

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-How long you owned this place then?

-Well, I've just bought it, actually.

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And you don't mind?

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Lone woman running a gym.

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Big burly blokes round the whole time?

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Sorry, I didn't catch your name?

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Your name?

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I'll have to get back to you on that one.

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That woman's right, you know. Everything's genetic.

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Well, I'm trying not to think about it.

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Well, Mum is going to get worse before she gets better.

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-Can we not do this now, please?

-No! No, I have to.

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Because if I don't say it, I don't get it off my chest I feel like I'm going to explode!

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Well, the nurses'll love you, there's nothing like a bit of human combustion to brighten a dull shift.

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Oh, no... Why are we laughing?

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Now, listen, we have to make a pact.

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When we're in there with Mum we have to act as if everything's all right.

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Cos she's got enough to worry about without us adding to it, all right?

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-Yeah. And everything IS going to be all right.

-Yeah. Course it is.

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-You didn't need to go to all this trouble.

-No trouble.

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Sorry for...making things worse for you yesterday,

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springing myself on you like that.

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It was just, a mate down the station, he heard the name Cotton, told me what had happened and

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I wanted to be the one to tell you.

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Don't matter who tells you, something like that.

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I just thought maybe me and you getting to know each other could be a...silver lining.

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What, a third grandchild out of the blue?

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And you're grown up.

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I didn't see Ashley till he was about seven.

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Same with little Dotty.

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Only she weren't Dotty.

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"We named her after you, Ma." Her name was Kirsty.

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So, there was Zoe and Ashley and Sandy and Dotty. Who's YOUR mother, then?

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Her name's Yvonne.

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She met my dad when he came out of borstal, and she was a nurse.

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-Nurse?

-Yeah, they got married when they found out I was on the way.

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Oh, so you're legitimate.

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Yeah.

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But he never settled on the outside.

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He kept getting into trouble, letting her down and...

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one day he was off.

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Just like your grandfather.

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He left me and Nick when Nick was a baby.

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-Milk?

-Please.

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Has your mother got any relatives?

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No. It's just me and her.

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I've got you now, haven't I?

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Hello?

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I got a spare key from Lucy. Thought I'd lend a hand.

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You didn't have to.

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No, I know I didn't have to, but you've got a lot on your plate and Bobby's at school all day.

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Are you just going to stand there? Or are you going to pick up a brush and help?

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I've got a few quid saved up.

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I'd like to pay for the funeral if you'll let me, give my dad a decent sendoff.

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I can bury my own son, thank you very much.

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Anyway, you hardly knew him, you said so yourself. He left you when you was little.

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I know - but I just thought...

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You ain't my Nick.

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I don't know who you are.

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FRONT DOOR OPENS

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I don't want you. I want my Nick.

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-I'm sorry...

-I don't know you. I want my Nick.

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-Mrs B?

-I want my Nick.

-What did you say to her?!

-Nothing...

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-Well, what did you do?

-Noth...

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Nothing, honestly. I should go.

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Yeah. You know what, I think that's a good idea.

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-I want my Nick...

-Mrs B.

-I want my Nick.

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Hey. You all right, David?

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Eh? Oh - Max, hi. No Carol?

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-No, no, she's coming straight from chemo.

-Oh, of course. Yeah.

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-Nice rock you got her this morning.

-Yeah...

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Well, I thought - court AND chemo. I've got to do something to make this day sound better!

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-Max...

-There she is.

-All right?

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-You all right?

-Thanks for coming. Yeah.

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Where's Bianca?

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She had to go back for the kids.

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You not gone in yet?

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No, in a minute. They've just gone back in after lunch.

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Right.

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Do you want to go in and get a couple of seats at the front and I'll be in in a minute.

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-Er, yeah, course, yeah.

-PHONE RINGS

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-Good luck.

-Cheers, Max, yeah. Ta.

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-Do you want to sit down?

-Er, yeah, yeah.

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How'd you get on?

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Well, I think I'll go on my own next time.

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Did Bianca gob off at all the nurses?

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No, no, no, she was lovely. Her and Sonia.

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It's just that...you have to put certain things to the

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-back of your mind when they're there, that's all.

-Yeah.

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We've got a lot going on, you and me -

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but we're on the same side.

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That's what this means.

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Look, I'll erm...I'll be waiting for you when you're done, OK?

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Yeah. Thanks.

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See ya.

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Ronnie, you couldn't do me a massive favour, could you?

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Well, if it involves looking after this little one...

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I'm going to jump at the chance.

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Well, I've got this old client from the salon wants her nails doing for some wedding.

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I'd only be for a couple of hours.

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Yeah, yeah. Go on, take your time.

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Don't be surprised if you come back and find her getting all spoilt.

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-Thanks, Ronnie, you're a life-saver.

-OK.

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-Have fun with your Auntie Ronnie, then!

-Say bye, Mummy.

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-See you later.

-See ya.

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Yeah, she's gone, hasn't she? Where's she going to go? She'll come back later...

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-CLERK:

-Court rise.

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(Where's Alice?)

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Members of the jury,

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the defendant, Alice Branning, is not in court for this trial.

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She is, however, ably represented by Learned Counsel Mr Alderton.

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Now, we are not to speculate as to WHY she is not in court.

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The case can continue without her presence

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because her barrister is fully prepared to conduct her defence.

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(Where is she?)

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Is that clear?

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I am obliged to you for your attention.

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The prosecution may proceed.

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Thank you, your Honour. The prosecution would now like to call Mr David Wicks.

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Seems like a million years since we did decorating together.

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Do you remember when we did the living room at your old place?

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For goodness' sake, Ian. I've offered to invest in your business, you could talk to me.

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You know what, I've had this caff for years.

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-You know what I've been thinking all that time?

-Bacon baps(?)

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I want to be a chef.

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A proper chef, with my own restaurant.

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All this would be a distant memory.

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You'll still HAVE a restaurant, Ian.

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Look, what's more important - winning Michelin stars or feeding your community?

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Look, I'm not trying to ruin your dream, I'm trying to help you get it.

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I want you back in the kitchen, cooking proper food, doing what you do best.

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I'd be in the kitchen all the time?

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-No more front of house?

-No, we'll hire someone to show punters the menus.

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I've got a few bookings this weekend, and er...

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we could shut up shop after that, couldn't we?

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No further questions, Your Honour.

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Mr Wicks...

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I'd like to ask you a few questions

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about the conversation that you recorded between you and Ms Butcher.

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Do you mean the confession?

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Why did you record your conversation with your stepsister on the day the alleged confession took place?

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Mr Wicks...

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Because if...

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if I got her to say it, then I would have proof.

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Proof?

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Yes, proof that she killed him. Her husband.

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But Alice Branning had already at this point been charged, so...

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what on earth made you think that Ms Butcher was guilty of anything?

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Well, I couldn't say exactly, but erm...

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it was...it was a feeling, you know,

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it was a... It was a suspicion.

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And I didn't want her to get away with it.

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Get away with what, specifically?

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Allegedly killing her husband?

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Or refusing to bail you out financially?

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I'm sorry, I don't know what you're implying.

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Is it true that you recently

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asked your stepsister for money,

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and she refused?

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Answer the question, please, Mr Wicks.

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Yes. I asked Janine for money.

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And you were angry when she refused you.

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Yes, I was, I was... I was very angry.

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She's got more money than most of us put together.

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Bunging us a few quid would've... would've meant nothing to her.

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You were angry.

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So you tried to get your revenge by taping a fake confession and by giving it to the police.

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No, no, no. No, it wasn't like that.

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But you did use the tape to try and extort money from Miss Butcher.

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No. You're twisting it.

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Yes or no, Mr Wicks?

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HE SIGHS

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I just...

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I just wanted to scare her, if I'm honest.

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I really didn't think it would go this far.

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I really didn't think everyone would take it so seriously!

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SHE SIGHS

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You all right, Nan?

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Just had a call from Jean.

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Stacey's gone missing.

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Oh, thank God that's over.

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Is this the bit where we get to go home?

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The barrister took me apart, Carol, there was nothing I could do!

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She took you apart cos you let her.

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You really think I don't know you after all these years?

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We're going to be so happy here, Ron. I can feel it.

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Hey! Stop!

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-Oi!

-Stop!

-Oi!

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-Go!

-Wait. Wait, please.

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Stop...!

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