04/08/2014 EastEnders


04/08/2014

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Kat, keep breathing! Keep breathing!

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I have done this before, you know.

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-No, no, no, course you have. Thanks, girls.

-Good luck.

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-Thanks.

-Lovely lady coming through, lady coming through.

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Tel, get the beers in. The twins are on their way.

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-You going to the hospital now?

-No, Mother's World opens in ten minutes.

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-Where did he say they were going?

-Mother's World.

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Well, he's heard that if your waters break in the shop,

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they give you a load of free gear for the nursery.

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What next? Is he going to sell tickets to the birth?

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And who is going to be looking after Mr Moon's stall? Hmm?

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Oh, Liam, if you're that bored,

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go and hang out with your mates or something.

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Well, I can't, they're all at some football academy.

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Hey, you all right? Did your mum get off to Sonia's OK?

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Oh, yeah. Thanks for asking. And, er, you know...thanks...

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Look, I just want to say,

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if it wasn't for you I'd still be up to my eyeballs in debt now, so...

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Listen, don't worry about it. It's all good, OK?

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-Do you want a cup of tea?

-Sorry, I can't. Duty calls.

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Promised Dot I'd help her out with the preparations

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-for this memorial service.

-All right.

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So if Charlie's paid off our debt, can we not afford for me

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-to go to this football thing?

-No, Liam!

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Can I help ya?

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OK, I'll see you then.

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-Who was that on the phone, darling?

-DI Keeble.

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-What did she want?

-To come and see me.

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Really? What about? Oh, maybe she's got some new leads.

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-Like what?

-I don't know. You know, maybe someone's come forward

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with some new information or something.

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I'm so proud of you.

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You're going to look so handsome in your uniform later

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when you lower that flag.

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-Aw, Mummy's little soldier.

-Get off.

-He's coming.

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-Can't wait to see his face.

-What are you two up to?

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You'll see.

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You looking forward to your big swim tomorrow?

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-Absolutely.

-My hero.

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And to mark the occasion...

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-It's from both of us.

-Ah.

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Thought it might help to calm the nerves.

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And if the big boys splash you, you splash them right back!

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Is this supposed to be funny, yeah?

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Cos I don't think it's funny.

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Mick...

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I think it's absolutely hilarious!

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Well, put them on then.

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Go on, whack it on, go on.

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Fancy a grown man being scared of the water.

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Oh, my God! How did that squirrel get in here?

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-SHE SCREAMS

-Look at that! Look!

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Fancy a grown woman being scared of a squirrel.

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Squirrels are evil.

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I reckon that's one-nil to the old man, don't you?

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Now give me a kiss and get out of me sight and do something useful.

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Ta-ra.

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Thank you for seeing me at such short notice, Mr Beale.

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You, erm... You didn't say what this was about.

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Have you got new leads or something?

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The simple truth is that the investigation has stalled.

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So we'd like to do a televised appeal.

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-What, like you see on the news?

-Exactly.

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A direct appeal from me and my team to members of the public

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about Lucy's last known movements.

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What, and you think that'll help?

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It could jog someone's memory about what they saw the night Lucy died.

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Yeah, but if they haven't come forward already...

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Like I said, Mr Beale,

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we need to give the investigation some fresh impetus.

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Of course, yeah.

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There's one other thing.

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We'd like you to front the appeal.

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-Me?

-Yes.

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You want me to go on TV and talk about the night Lucy died?

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It's usually the best way. Attach a human face to the tragedy.

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Makes people much more likely to come forward.

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-Well, I don't know, I...

-I know it's a lot to ask,

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but it's our best chance of catching Lucy's killer.

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So I can count on your support, Mr Beale?

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Excellent.

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-I'll be in touch.

-I'll see you out.

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I still say we came out on top, though.

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Yeah, course we did.

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Squirrel!

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Hey, hey, your old man all set for tomorrow?

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Actually, I think he's a bit worried, you know, Bill.

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He's not having second thoughts, is he?

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Janet's school's relying on that money.

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Do you know what I think he could really do with?

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What's that then?

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A pep talk from you.

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All right.

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OK. Leave it with me.

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Boom!

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DOOR CLOSES

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Hey, hey, come on. It's good news, this appeal.

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Yeah.

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Although I can understand you being anxious about it.

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It's having to relive it all again, isn't it?

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And this time it's going to be in front of the cameras, on TV.

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I mean...what am I going to say?

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I mean, what if I say the wrong thing?

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Ian, it's all right, the police will help you.

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And you know what people will be saying, don't you?

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-"I bet he did it."

-What?

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Well, that's what they do when you watch these appeals.

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They always think it's somebody in the family. Usually the dad.

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Well, forget what people think, Ian.

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This is your chance to help bring Lucy's killer to justice

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and that is all that matters.

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And I'll be there to support you.

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello, Marie.

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OK. All right, all right. Don't panic, I'll be there.

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Right, I've got to go to the cafe. Marie's had a family crisis.

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Hey. Everything will be all right.

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I just thought I'd pop by, you know,

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make sure you were all right for tomorrow.

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You all right?

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Oh, there's no hard feelings with the business with Lee

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and the Old Bill, is there?

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He was just... He was just trying to do the right thing.

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Well, an apology wouldn't go amiss.

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-I'm sorry, mate.

-OK.

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Now listen, Mick.

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Sometimes in life,

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when you're faced with a challenge that might seem impossible...

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A bit like West Ham ever winning a trophy again.

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Well, you got to keep going, Mick, you know?

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You got to believe.

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Bill, what you going on about?

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Nancy and Johnny. They said you might be having second thoughts

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about the swim tomorrow.

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No, no, no. They're winding you up.

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-He's keen as mustard.

-What are they like, eh?

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Yeah.

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So, how much you raised in sponsorship then?

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-Just short of a bag of sand.

-Really?

-So...

-That's fantastic.

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That is going to make such a difference to those kids.

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Can you imagine it, eh, Mick?

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Their little faces looking at you down in the water.

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-"Oh, come on Micky! Come on Mick!"

-Yeah, all right, Bill.

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-We ain't got to keep going on about it, you know.

-No, OK.

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No, I mean, you ain't gotta make a song and dance about it,

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you know. It's no big deal, is it?

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Oh, anyway, thank you for popping by.

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And, er... No, I appreciate it, I do, yeah.

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Yeah. All right then. Well, I'll see ya tomorrow.

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-Wahey!

-Hey!

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What's that noise? Your knees knocking together?

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Anyone would think you was afraid of water...for some reason.

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When I was out searching for mines I couldn't put one foot

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in front of the other sometimes.

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Just stood there frozen to the spot.

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But it was the boys either side of me that got me through it.

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Yeah, well, maybe you could draft a couple of your squaddie mates

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to swim either side of your dad.

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Well, he won't need them cos he's got us, ain't he, Grandad?

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Course he has.

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50 quid says you bottle it.

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Shouldn't we be getting back to our stalls?

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You know what a stickler that Mr Shirovs is.

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Relax. Live a little.

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Some times you've gotta throw caution to the wind, Pam.

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-Like you are with Terry?

-What?

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Still haven't made your move then?

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-Here we go, girls.

-Thank you, Terry.

-Thank you.

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This one is to Alfie Moon,

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proud father to be and king of the scammers.

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-Alfie Moon!

-Oh...

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-PHONE CHIMES

-..hold on.

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Talk of the devil, it's Alfie.

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Fiver says it's two girls. You up for it?

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Yeah, go on, then, put your money down.

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I reckon, one of each.

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I don't approve of gambling.

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Oh, what's the matter? Scared you're going to lose?

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Oh! Fighting talk! OK, fiver...

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Fiver says it's a false alarm.

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-Well, come on then...

-Hold on!

-Put us out of our misery

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No.

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Ohh!

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-Beginner's luck.

-Mother's intuition.

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Oh, we were so close!

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We almost had that beautiful gear in our grasp.

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But listen, Kat, when your waters break for real,

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we're going to get straight back there, OK?

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And if we give 'em a bit of a sob story,

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we might be able to tap 'em up for some free nappies n'all.

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-No!

-No, no, no, listen, Kat's right. We don't want to push it.

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No, I mean I don't want to do the scam.

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But scams are what we do. It's in our blood.

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-Yeah, Mo's right.

-Look, I want to do it properly this time.

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We're talking about free gear.

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Tommy was born on the cellar floor of The Vic.

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I do not want to risk these two being born in an aisle of some shop

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just to save a few quid.

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That's all very well, but money don't grow on trees.

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Don't I know it.

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Oh, come on listen, Kat's right.

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-But...

-Listen, come on, sweetheart, why don't you get upstairs

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and have a bit of a rest, OK?

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-I'll make you a cup of tea, yeah?

-Yeah.

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All right.

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Listen, Mo. Kat deserves everything to go right this time,

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we don't want to take any chances.

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How we going to afford all the stuff for the twins now?

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When the bugle starts playing, I want you to lower the flag.

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-Slowly.

-Yes, ma'am.

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Everything all right, Grandma?

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Yes. Lance Corporal Carter here, he's been ever so helpful.

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Good stuff. Right, well I'm here now. Ready, willing and able.

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Permission to fall out, ma'am?

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Permission granted.

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-Oi. You avoiding me or something?

-No.

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Right. You going to come and see me do my duty later?

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I'm not sure.

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Come on, it'd mean a lot you being there with me.

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Why don't we just put an ad in The Walford Gazette?

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"Whitney and Lee are seeing each other."

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That's a bit much, but I kinda like it.

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You know we've got to keep it quiet. We can't let anyone...

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Anyone would think you're ashamed of me.

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You know it's not like that.

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Course not.

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Tam, what are these two Herberts doing on my pitch?

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-They were given permission.

-Who by?

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Let me guess.

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What are you doing here?

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Just grabbing some lunch.

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Are you all right?

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-Yeah. I've just been to see Patrick.

-How is he?

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He's doing OK. I just wish I could spend more time with him.

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But your dad's going to need me around more what with this appeal.

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Appeal?

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Yeah, well... I thought your dad would have told you.

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Well, the police want him to go on TV and do an appeal about Lucy.

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Right. But why didn't he tell me?

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Denise?

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What is it?

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He just... He didn't seem very keen on the idea.

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-Why's that?

-Well... Having to relive it all.

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Going up there in front of the cameras.

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And what people will think.

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Yeah, but it's a good thing though, surely?

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-I mean, there's nothing bad that can come from it.

-Yeah.

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I'm just worried it might be a bit much for your dad to cope with.

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Oi, I wasn't finished with that.

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You have been sat there for over an hour.

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Either order something else or sling your hook. One egg in your sandwich?

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Short staffed?

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Nothing gets past you, does it?

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-Well, look, maybe I can help you out?

-You?

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Well, yeah. We could do with the money.

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What do you know about cooking?

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I cook at home sometimes. And it's better than my mum's.

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-Well, that's not saying much, is it?

-True.

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-Come on, mate!

-Yeah, all right, I'll be with you in a second!

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But if you don't need the help...

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Er, Liam...

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A trial shift. Unpaid.

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What do you think you're doing?

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I'm eating my lunch. It's pretty good, actually.

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You should try the new menu.

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No. You gave my pitch away.

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You broke market rules.

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Aleks... Come on. They're rules.

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That's what rules... They're meant to be broken.

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Nope. As a matter of fact, they're meant to be observed

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at all times.

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I'm, I'm sorry, all right?

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Apology accepted.

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What, does that mean I can have my pitch back?

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No.

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Listen, I get your point, OK?

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And it won't happen again, all right?

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It certainly won't.

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I've reallocated your pitch on a permanent basis.

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That's a bit harsh.

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I know, I get it that you don't like me. I understand that.

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But listen, I thought Kat was going into labour.

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I need that pitch.

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Aleks, come on, you're a dad. You understand.

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It's too late now.

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You're enjoying this, aren't you?

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Listen, this is nothing personal. I'm just doing my job. OK?

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Anyway, I've gotta get going. I'll see you later.

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I'm sorry, Alfie.

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I'll try and talk to him, yeah?

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Don't forget to turn the bacon.

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-What are you doing?

-The eggs.

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No. You can't leave those there either. Eggs not yet, all right?

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This job is all about timing. You do things in the right order,

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then you bring it together at the end, OK?

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Maybe this wasn't such a good idea after all.

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-Oh, no, look, I will get the hang of it.

-Here.

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Look, how am I meant to learn if you don't let me do it?

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All right. Turn the bacon.

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Come on, quicker than that. You can do it.

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When you've done that, two eggs in that pan, yeah?

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Don't get any shell in there.

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You'll never get a refund on them now.

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Yeah. Well, they were too small anyway.

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You know, you don't have to go through with this.

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Not if you don't want to.

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No-one's going to think any less of you.

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Apart from me kids.

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They already think their old man's a melt.

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But they don't know why, right?

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-This isn't your fault.

-But it is, Mick. We both know that.

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-I was the one that did this to you.

-You was just a kid yourself.

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-Doesn't make it right.

-What's done is done.

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Look, if there was anything I could do to make it easier for you,

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then I would, right?

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You could join me on the swim.

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Ooh, I'd have to shave me legs first.

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Oh, yeah. You'd need a blowtorch for that, wouldn't you?

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So it looks like you're going to have to go through with it.

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I thought you said no-one would think any less of me

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-if I didn't do it.

-You didn't really believe that rubbish, did you?

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Can't have people out there thinking that Mick Carter's a softie.

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Nah. Anyone would think I wore a pink dressing gown.

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So you're going to go out there tomorrow and show them

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what you're made of and I'm going to be there cheering you on.

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What would I do without my big sister, eh?

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I've let you down in the past.

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-I won't do that again, I promise.

-I know that.

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I'm proud of you, Mick!

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Yeah, well, don't forget to do that bikini line, will you?!

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There you go. Timed to perfection.

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That's not bad. Now do the same again. Four times.

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Coming right up.

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PHONE CHIMES There you go, sorry about the wait.

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So what's all this in aid of then?

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No reason. Just want a drink and a girlie chat, you know?

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So the ceremony starts at three o'clock,

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and my Lee's the flag bearer.

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Well, I'll be there. Pay my respects.

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Oh, and Babe will be cooking up a storm for a free buffet

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-back here after.

-I'll definitely be there for that.

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-There is something I wanted...

-The nerve of the woman.

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Like a few sausage rolls are going to make up for what they've done.

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-Just leave it, Bianca.

-Don't let her pull the wool over your eyes

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with all that hero talk. They're wrong 'uns the lot of them.

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-OK, let's go.

-No, I haven't even had my drink yet.

-Let's go!

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Some people have just got no class.

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Ah, thank you very much. There you go,

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that's another lunchtime service successfully survived.

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So, how did I do?

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Yeah. Not bad for a first time. There you go.

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-But I thought...

-You've earned it.

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Are you feeling all right?

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Do you know who you reminded me of?

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Lucy on her first day here.

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She was even more hopeless than you and she was twice as stubborn.

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Yeah, well, that must run in the family.

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So, cos I had such a great first day, do I get a second?

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Yeah, why not? We make a good team.

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-Thanks, Ian.

-No. Thank you.

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What for?

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For reminding me what us Beales do best - stubbornness.

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-Hey, baby.

-Hey.

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What's the matter?

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You were a bit harsh on Alfie before, weren't you?

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I don't think so.

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Aleks, he's got kids on the way.

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A few weeks ago he was trying to split us up,

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-now you're defending him?

-No, I'm not... I'm not defending him.

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I just think you should...be the bigger man, yeah, give him a break.

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And why would I do that?

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Because I'll be very, very, grateful.

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Well, if you put it like that.

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PHONE RINGS

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Yeah?

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What are we going to do without your stall?

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Kat, sweetheart, I'm not going to lose my stall, all right?

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Ha! Head in the clouds as usual.

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Shut up. Why don't you go and play with the traffic?

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She's right. You can't just bury your head in the sand.

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That's great. One minute my head's in the clouds,

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next minute it's in the sand. No wonder I've got a bleedin' headache.

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-This ain't a joke, Alfie.

-Kat, sweetheart, just relax.

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I've got it all in hand.

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This time tomorrow I'll be back on my stall, OK? We'll be fine.

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Hi.

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Liam, what you doing?

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I left my wallet here from my shift earlier.

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Are you working here?

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Yeah. Ian hired me today.

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-Really?

-Yeah, really.

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Well, what with everything going on with Nan, you know,

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-we could do with the money.

-Look at you. You're all grown up.

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-Do you want a coffee?

-Er, yeah, go on, then.

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I'm not holding you up, am I?

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I thought I might go to that memorial service later.

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What would you do that for?

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-Because it's important.

-But why?

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Don't they teach you nothing at school?

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Well, no, look, it's just a load of old people going to dressing up.

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What? Are you joking?

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It's 100 years since the First World War started.

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Yeah, and?

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And blokes like you went off and got themselves killed for this country.

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In fact, blokes even younger than you.

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Pretended that they were old enough to fight.

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Some of them never came back. Never saw their families again.

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I think that's pretty important, don't you?

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Well, yeah, if you put it like that.

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Right, that's why it's important that we show our support.

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You getting involved with all this war stuff,

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it hasn't got anything to do with that Lee Carter, has it?

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No. No.

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It's just the right thing to do.

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Whatever.

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-All right?

-All right, love. How was work?

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Erm... It was good actually. Very good.

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Erm... Listen, love, about this appeal.

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Right, I've been thinking about that.

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I'm not going to do it.

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No, I know it's stubborn of me, right,

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but I am not going to be bullied into something I don't want to do.

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Well, you know, it's just that...

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Have you told him?

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Told me what?

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I've called the police

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and I'm going to be doing the appeal with you.

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I know, I know you're worried about it.

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But, I mean, this is our chance

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to finally find out what happened that night.

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And I'm going to be there to support you.

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And one of our brave soldiers, our very own Lance Corporal Lee Carter,

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is going to lower the flag in memory of all them what have fallen.

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You think you're clever? Going over my head to my boss?

0:23:220:23:24

-It was nothing personal.

-He had no choice.

0:23:240:23:27

Aleks, I know we haven't always seen eye to eye,

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but why don't we just put this behind us,

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call it a truce and move on? What do you say?

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Fine.

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Great. I'll see you bright and early on my stall tomorrow then.

0:23:380:23:41

PHONE RINGS

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"They went with songs to the battle, they were young.

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"Straight of limb, true of eye..."

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I guess there's only room for one hero in this family.

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I'm doing the swim. For my pride. For my family.

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But most of all, to get a bull's-eye out of you, you dry lunch.

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"..with their face to the foe.

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"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old.

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"Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

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"At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them."

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-ALL:

-We will remember them.

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THE LAST POST PLAYS

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Me and Lee are seeing each other.

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Yeah. And I know you don't approve. But that's OK.

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Because no matter what you think of his family,

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Lee is actually a really nice bloke.

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And I know I've messed up in the past,

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and probably will again in the future,

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but this is my life and they are my mistakes to make on my own. Yeah?

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Finished?

0:26:140:26:16

Yeah, I do think you're making a mistake. If that's what you want

0:26:160:26:19

to do, there's nothing I can do about it, is there?

0:26:190:26:21

Just don't expect me to be pally with that gobby mother of his.

0:26:230:26:27

What do you think you're playing at?

0:26:510:26:53

You haven't returned any of my texts.

0:26:530:26:55

Have you not got the message, you messed up junkie?

0:26:550:26:57

You don't call me, you don't text me and you don't come round here.

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-I need money.

-You've not got a hold over me any more.

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-Denise knows everything.

-But the cops don't.

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THE LAST POST PLAYS

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I'm sure they'd be interested in

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what you were really up to on Good Friday.

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Police won't believe you.

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Might make them wonder what else you lied about.

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Double what we agreed last time. By tomorrow.

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I'm glad you and Alfie managed to sort out your differences.

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That's what he thinks.

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He may have won this battle, Mr Masood,

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but I will win the war.

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Well, I think we can safely say that was a small victory to Alfie Moon.

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-Wa-hey!

-Good. Cos you don't want to be rocking the boat now

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-we've got these two on the way.

-Sweetheart, love of my life,

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from now on it's just going to be smooth sailing

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-on the good ship Moon, all right?

-DOORBELL RINGS

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I'll get it.

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I've come home!

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