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KEYS JANGLE

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Morning, Stacey.

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You all ready for your big day?

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Yeah. Bring it on.

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No, Morgan. You put the polish on first.

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You're moving the dust from one bit of the table to the other.

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-That Hoover's not sucking up, I don't think.

-What are you doing?

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-We're tidying up for Mum.

-What?

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Didn't I tell you? Sonia's bringing her back this morning.

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No, you didn't. And why didn't anyone wake me up?

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-You said you were going to see Lily this morning.

-Not till later.

-She won't want a big fuss, anyway.

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-No, don't put it there.

-It's your stuff, Morgan!

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Oh, look, will you two just stop it, please?

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What did I do to have such noisy kids?

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-Oh, yeah - you're a quiet one.

-Yeah, well, it must be genetic. Shut up!

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It's all fairly routine.

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We've lodged your appeal, and I'll read out statements

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-from your psychiatric and probation reports that support our argument.

-What are my chances?

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The Crown will have their own statement, and presiding will be a panel of three appeal judges.

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But we have definitely got a case.

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Tell them that I'm a good person, Mark.

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And what happened back then... that wasn't me.

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That's what we've built our entire appeal upon.

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Your bipolar disorder has to be taken into consideration.

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It's my daughter's first day at school tomorrow.

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If the appeal's a success, you'll be home in time to pick her up.

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I have to be. It's as simple as that.

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Here, what about "Leo" for Ernie?

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Alfie!

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-Eh?

-The twins - I want proper names for them.

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-What about Tiger and Leo?

-What about Wallace and Gromit?

-You're so funny.

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-I'm here all week.

-Look, I'm serious.

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If Stacey gets out tomorrow, I want her to meet our sons, not a pair of muppets.

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There you go - you just said it - Muppets. Bert and Ernie.

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Do you know what... You're so razor sharp, you're lethal.

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C'mere, give me a big kiss... Oh, look who's here.

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Oh, look at you in your super-smart uniform!

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-DOORBELL RINGS

-I'll get it.

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Stand up here. Let's have a proper look.

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Ain't that lovely. That's a bit big, isn't it, that skirt?

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It's Auntie Whitney!

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-Auntie Whitney's here - you going to show her, yeah?

-Yeah.

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Well, look at you! You're all ready for big school now!

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-She looks really grown-up, doesn't she?

-Get a photo.

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Big smile, ready! Oh, look at that - proper little angel.

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Got you a gift.

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Wow... Let's see what you got, then.

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It's got your name on it!

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Thank you, Auntie Whitney.

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-Go and show Tommy. Go on.

-Oh, good girl - lovely.

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Look, don't say anything,

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but Stacey's appeal's been scheduled for this morning.

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We only found out Friday.

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Yeah. If they say yes, she'll be out tomorrow!!

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-That's great.

-I know. And if she is released, we're going to throw her a welcome home party.

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-It's family only, so you're invited, obviously.

-Am I?

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Of course you are. You've been really helping out with Lily.

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With any luck, you won't have to do it any more.

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Can I take Lily out? Would you mind? It'd give you and Alfie a bit of space.

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Yeah, of course. I'll get that uniform off her.

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All right, Cindy.

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Here we are.

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Oh, look at her!

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She's a beautiful lickle baby!

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Oh Teej, have a look.

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-Hey.

-Hey.

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We would have come to the hospital to see you

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but Sharon said it might be a little bit too much.

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-Well, it was all a bit overwhelming.

-Yeah. Well, we're here now, so...

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-Yeah.

-Well, maybe we should get them settled before we swamp them?

-Yeah, absolutely.

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-Cindy!

-Hey.

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Come on, let's get you inside.

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See you. Cheers, Phil...

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-Well, you heard him - let's go.

-I don't think he meant...

-Let's just go in, son.

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L, it's me again.

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Um - just ringing to let you know that Johnny

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and Nancy are on their way over with the extra clothes you wanted.

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And, um...

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send my love to your mum.

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Just...just give us a call, I miss you.

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We've had a delivery.

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Frozen ostrich burgers.

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It's a mistake, right?

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You're mad, ain't you?

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They're going to be the star of the show at this barbecue on Friday. Linda called it on.

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We're seriously going ahead with this barbecue?

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Yeah, course. We need to get the punters back on side, don't we?

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On my life, all the top gaffs,

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they're whacking some sort of zoo animal in between two buns.

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-According to Linda, anyway.

-Linda's not here, Mick.

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She will be.

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And if we're not on it by the time she gets back,

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it'll be me on that barbecue - with an apple hanging out of my bottle.

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All right, girls?

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Oh. What happened to your plumbing course today?

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-We're kind of short-staffed today, so I took the day off.

-Oh, right.

-Where are you off to?

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-Playground.

-You OK?

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Yeah.

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No.

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Come on, then, let's go.

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Right, I got all the basics in,

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but we should write a list of what we'll need now you're back.

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Yeah, well, TJ will give you a hand with that, won't you?

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Have you thought of a name yet?

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She's just given birth, Terry.

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I've thought of a couple.

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I was thinking maybe Lucy...but...

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Well, now TJ's here and you're back -

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you can put your heads together and come up with something.

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-I think she's hungry.

-Yeah, she needs a bit of privacy, OK.

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-Course. We'll go in the kitchen. Come on...

-Dad - we're in the way.

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Yeah, look. It's too many people too soon, that's all.

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People? We ain't people, love, we're family.

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Ian's put us in charge while he's away, so do one, yeah?

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Do one?

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Come on. We'll come back later.

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When there's less people.

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Go on, then.

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Aw!

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I remember my first day at proper school.

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My dad was so proud of me.

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He took a photo and he put it in the cab of his lorry for years.

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What happened to him?

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He died in a car crash.

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And your mum?

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Don't ask - she's what you call a lost cause.

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You know, your family could not be more different to mine.

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You're so lucky.

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Yeah. I suppose so.

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More to worry about, though, sometimes.

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You hoping your brother sees that?

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Have you heard back from him since your message?

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Not yet. But I sent him my number, so...

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You can talk to me, Whit, you know that. What's the matter?

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It's Lily's mum - she might come out of prison tomorrow.

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That's a good thing, ain't it?

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Why does everyone keep saying that? She's messed up, Lee.

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She's got issues.

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Well, I gathered she weren't in prison for nothing.

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As long as she loves the kid.

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I dunno. I mean, is that enough?

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Yeah, all right, my mum must have loved me once.

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Didn't stop her from being a complete nightmare, did it?

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I don't want her to end up being screwed up like me.

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Well, I think you're lovely.

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Can we play Frisbee?

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Yes, course we can - but we've got to go back to yours quick.

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Yeah, I've got to get back to the Vic, anyway.

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You got a strong bond, now, you and the little 'un.

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Means whatever happens to her mum, she's got her auntie there for her - always.

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I'd never let anything happen to her.

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So stop worrying and enjoy her.

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-Oh, hello, Charlie.

-You all right, Gran?

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I've just nipped out from the launderette because I want to buy

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some of them special tea bags - you know - green ones, for Carol.

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Very good for your health. I think I might try some...

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-It's fine - I'll get it.

-Oh, thanks.

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Only I want to pop in on her, after my shift,

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cos Bianca says that she's coming home from Sonia's today.

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Right, well, give her my best, yeah?

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Oh, hello, Denise.

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Good morning, Dot.

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How are you bearing up?

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With what?

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Oh, with having a lucky escape?

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I'm fine, thank you for asking.

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Come on, Gran, I'll walk you back to work.

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It's all right, Helen, I'll...

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You all right? I just heard what Mrs Branning said.

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It can't be easy for you, Denise - no matter what you say -

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everyone knowing your business.

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Oh, let the gossips have their day. I'm bulletproof, me.

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At least Ian managed to disappear until the dust settles - you're the victim.

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Yeah, well - I've had a few bruises, but I'll survive.

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If there's anything I can do...

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Actually, I've got a few things to sort out over at the house if you can cover for me?

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The vandals have really turned that place over.

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-I'll come and help. I'm only on till lunch.

-No, really, it's fine.

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There's not a lot left to do, and it's good to be busy.

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You all right, Tamwar?

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She's putting on a brave face, but she must be mortified!

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-Wouldn't you be?

-I wouldn't go anywhere near Ian in the first place.

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Good job you've got that "bad man" radar then.

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Imagine everyone knowing your fiance's a kerb crawler, though?

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All those wagging tongues...

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Like yours?

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She's my friend, yeah? And I'm worried about her.

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Everything on her plate, and she's got to look after Patrick and clean up the house.

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I just wish she'd let me help.

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Yeah, it's a shame she's not got any family around here any more.

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So, should we go to the park?

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-And should we get ice cream?

-Yeah!

-Yeah!

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There we go - take your pick. Fast or super-fast?

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-Super-fast!

-Super-fast it is!

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-DOORBELL RINGS What ice cream should we get?

-I'll get it.

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-Any chance of a cuppa?

-Stacey!

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Come on!

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-All right?

-Hiya.

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Hello!

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Hello, baby.

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Hello.

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He needs to wind his neck in. Who does he think he is, anyway?

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I mean, you're the flipping father!

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-You need to get in there, you need to mark your territory...

-I'm not a dog, am I?

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-I gotta get back to my cab. We're going to go back there lunchtime.

-No.

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No, no, no... Lunchtime we're going to go back in there

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and show them who the daddy is, cos I'm not having Phil Mitchell set the rules.

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I don't believe this! We wasn't expecting you till tomorrow - if at all!

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-I didn't want to get my hopes up!

-It all happened so quick!

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They granted my appeal, and then said that I could go today.

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-I nearly ran here, Kat.

-So, this is it? You're home now?

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Lily, you've got so big! I almost didn't recognise you!

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I haven't changed, have I? I'm still the same old Mummy.

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Yeah, course she is. Lily... It's lovely, ain't it, eh?

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-Where's Nan?

-She's getting some cheap stock for the stall.

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-Things are a bit tight.

-Tea's up!

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This one's going to do a bit of a booze run so we can have a party tomorrow.

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Well, should I go out now and get something to celebrate?

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-No, no, don't worry, this is great.

-You going to go to Mummy?

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Why don't you stay in Nan's room while she's away

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and we'll just get a blow-up bed for Lily's room.

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Yeah, just for a few nights,

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-then me and Lil will find somewhere else.

-No! We want you here, don't we, Alfie?

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-In the vicinity...

-You just said you was strapped.

-TEXT ALERT

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-I don't want to be a burden.

-I don't want to go away.

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What, me and you together?

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Look, that was B. I said I'd cover for her on the stall when Carol got home.

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-Look, I'll be as quick as I can, and when I come back we'll catch up properly, yeah?

-All right.

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Alfie, do me a favour... Shove that lot in the washing machine.

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Oh, hold on, I got to change some nappies first. Excuse me.

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I'm sorry, Stacey - we've spent a lot of time together.

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Lily, go to your mummy, darling, don't be silly.

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It's all right, it's all right - she's just overwhelmed.

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BABY CRYING

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Yeah, her mum's not well,

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so Linda's gone to stay with her whilst she's off her feet.

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Well, tell her I was asking after her, yeah?

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I hated seeing her upset.

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Nah, it's all water under the... listen, you know L.

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Well, I hope he's right.

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Well, he's an idiot for getting involved in the first place.

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None of this would have happened if he'd have kept his nose out of it.

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Shirl. That was Nance.

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Mum said she don't want to talk about it

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but she ain't planning on coming back with them tomorrow.

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Mum says Nan needs her but Nancy says as far as she can see,

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Nan's fine.

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-Do you think we should tell Dad?

-No. No.

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GLASS BREAKS AND MICK GROWLS

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Go upstairs and take a break.

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Lee can help me manage down here.

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They're in here somewhere. I picked them up on the way home.

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Oh, here we are. Jelly sweets!

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-Your favourite.

-Um, not any more.

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She got sick at the funfair, she ate too many.

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-Didn't you, remember?

-Oh. OK.

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I'd better go if Carol's back.

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I don't want you to.

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-Well, I've got to.

-Ta-da! Meet the lads.

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Alfie, I'm so sorry - I need to get some fresh air.

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Looks like I've walked into a parallel universe!

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We thought we'd tidy up for you. And Liam took the kids to the Science Museum,

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-so you can have the place to yourself for a bit.

-Who says I want to be by myself?

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-Three kids and the end of the holidays? Trust me!

-Go on, go and put your feet up.

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So how's she been since the last time I came round?

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Physically? Tired but good. She's healing really well.

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But emotionally, I don't really know. She seems quite withdrawn.

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Well, she's bound to be like that, ain't she, eh?

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I'm just glad it's all over - are you?

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-Yeah.

-Cup of tea?

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Thank you.

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-Oh!

-Sorry.

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Stacey?

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-Stacey Slater?

-Deano? What are you doing here?

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-I could ask you the same thing. I heard you were banged up.

-Yeah, well I'm out now.

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Can I get a tea, please?

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-So why the long face?

-What's it got to do with you?

-Nothing.

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-Just that when I got out, I didn't stop celebrating for like a month.

-Yeah, well, I'm not you, am I?

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Oh, and Stace...

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Just "Dean". Not so much of the "Deano" any more.

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I like to think I've matured as a person.

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A little bit like yourself.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Yeah.

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Peter said I could come up. I'll go if you want.

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No. Stay. If you like...

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I didn't get a proper look at it before.

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It's not an "it", it's a "her".

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Sorry.

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It's all right. I did the same thing at first.

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I thought you said we was having a boy.

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Yeah, well. Couldn't even get that right, could we?

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-Liam knows how to get box sets. If I can...

-I don't want box sets.

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Right, that is you all unpacked, Mum, OK?

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For God's sake, I can unpack my own stuff!

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Why don't you just leave me to it - yeah?

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Go on, you must have other things you need to be getting on with.

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I don't need mollycoddling.

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All right, well, call me if you need me.

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Yes, darling. And thank you so much for looking after me, OK.

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And thank Rebecca for lending me her room. OK, see you later.

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Go on, that stall won't run by itself.

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All right.

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You disinfected that?

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Nah, it's just a scratch.

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Don't tell Linda, though.

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She's always telling me to swerve the breakables.

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You're all right. Your secret's safe with me.

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Looks worse then it is.

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Bet it stings, though.

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Well, it's my own stupid fault.

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My own stupid, selfish fault.

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What am I going to do, Shirl?

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What if she's left me?

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There you are.

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Alfie said you'd ran off. What's wrong?

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Nothing.

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Dunno.

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I just thought that I could pick up where I left off.

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-So what's changed?

-Everything!

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And nothing.

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I suppose life just goes on, don't it?

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You've only just got back.

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I wish we'd known - we wanted to make a fuss!

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Lily looked at me like I was a stranger, Kat.

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-She was shocked.

-She looked quite comfortable with Whitney.

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Whitney's just helping, Stace.

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I know, I know - you don't even need to say it -

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I'm pathetic for even thinking it! It's just...it hurt.

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I wanted to cry but that would have just made everything worse -

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so I just bottled it instead.

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Kids smell fear, you know.

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That's what it is, Kat - it's fear.

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I was so excited this morning, I couldn't wait to come home and...

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I'm scared, Kat.

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So how do you feel?

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Knackered, mainly, but, I dunno, like...someone else.

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My dad keeps telling me how I should feel - "as a parent".

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But I don't know how to.

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Me neither. She's only been here three days.

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Here - you hold her. It might help.

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Ah, look at you two - the proud mum and dad.

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-No!

-Careful, mate - she's a baby, not an Xbox!

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Yeah, I know, Look, I'm sorry - I can't do this.

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Kat's with her - seems it was all a bit too much.

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Yeah. Lily thinks it's her fault for being too shy.

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Nah, course it ain't.

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Nah, just needs a bit of space, that's all.

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A bit of space? She's had space for the last five months.

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It's a bit more complicated than that, Whitney.

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You know prison - messes with your head, don't it?

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Yeah. So does being dumped by your mum.

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TEXT ALERT

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Is that my mummy?

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No, sweetheart.

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It's your daddy.

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Cheers.

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You sure you don't want one?

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I've been living off caffeine.

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The twins don't give me any sleep.

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I bet having another kid to look after was exactly what you needed.

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Will you leave it out?

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Enough with the self pity!

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She's been lost without you. She's only just started smiling again.

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I don't want her to be unhappy...

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Then get over yourself and face the facts.

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You've just come out of prison - which is amazing.

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You've got a beautiful little girl who just happens to be

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knocked sideways because she didn't know her mummy was coming home.

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So what? She's four.

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The more you pile on the pressure,

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the more you're going to push her away.

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What she needs is consistency and your unconditional love.

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And it might take a bit of time for her to get used to having you back.

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But time is something you have now. And that's brilliant.

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You're the grown-up, Stace.

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Be strong, yeah - for Lily.

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I was just tidying myself up to come and see you!

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Yeah, I fancied just getting out.

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Bianca's sent the kids away for the day and...

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It's just a bit too quiet for me.

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Are you all right? Oh, come here.

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CAROL SOBS

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I just wish Ian was here, whatever they're all saying about him.

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I don't.

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I hate what he's done to Denise, and our family.

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What, he just runs off, leaving us to deal with all the looks

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and the comments. You know, as if we haven't been through enough...

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Sorry.

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It'll be fine, yeah, he'll come back -

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it'll blow over and we'll be all right.

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Besides, you got me.

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You're my little sister. Not going to let you down, am I?

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Listen, your client's moved. Take a short lunch break - thank you, thank you.

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Yeah, no problem. All right, mate. Bye.

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-Hi.

-Hey. We're fully booked, unless you want to make an appointment.

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-Actually, I was just hoping for a quick word.

-Like I said, I'm pretty busy.

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It's about Denise. I'm worried about her, but if you haven't got time...

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No, what's happened? What's wrong?

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So it's your post-operative checkup what you're worried about?

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It's the third appointment they've given me. I cancelled the other two.

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-Oh, Carol!

-I couldn't face it.

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But you've got to.

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I mean, Sonia's a trained nurse, didn't she explain to you...

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-I lied to her.

-You what?

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I told her that they'd cancelled it.

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It's just that if it's not all clear...

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We'll have to start all over again.

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Only this time I've got less to play with.

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You don't want to be scared of dying.

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I mean, it's the living what's difficult -

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trying to live a life that you're proud of.

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We've all done things we're ashamed of, Dot.

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Look, you mustn't be worried about when your time comes.

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And I'm sure it ain't going to be for ages yet.

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I mean, your father would tell you how proud he is of you.

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Oh, if only he could speak...

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I'm so sorry.

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I don't know what's upset me.

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I mean, it's not...

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Excuse me...

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What have you said?

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-What have you told her?!

-Nothing!

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-You haven't told her about Nick?

-Of course I haven't. We agreed!

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I must apologise. It comes over you when you least expect it.

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Actually, I'm going to have to go, Dot.

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Carol, don't...

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Please, don't mind me...

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No, no, it's not you, Dot. It's all right, I'll see you later.

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-Carol!

-Look, don't go...

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That tight enough?

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Hello.

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Hi... I was just taking her to the park.

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I'm sorry, Mummy.

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What are you sorry for, sweetheart?

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Don't be sorry!

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Mummy's sorry for ever going away.

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Here, Lily - why don't we show Mummy

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what you look like in your new school uniform?

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Yeah!!

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You know, there's really no need.

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We'll be the judge of that.

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Yeah, well... It's just with Patrick asleep...

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-So, we'll be quiet.

-Yeah.

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And if there's no more cleaning left to do,

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then at least we'll make you some lunch or something.

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I just... Well, I can't seem to make any headway.

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-Here you are,

-Tel. Cheers, Mags.

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Dad - I've seen the baby. And I've held it, OK?

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Yeah - and now we're going to take her a little teddy, ain't we?

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I don't want to go back.

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What? Course you do.

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You know it's rude to stare, right?

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You want to see rude? Just keep going, yeah?

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Just saying. I've read about people that stalk their exes.

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Oh, I didn't know you could read!

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How do you spell "naff off and mind your own business"?

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Tel!

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Is that for the baby?

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-Yeah. We're going over there now.

-No, we're not.

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-He's just got a cob on cos Phil Mitchell's giving it the big 'un.

-That's not it.

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What is he anyway? He's not even related. What is he - Cindy's mum's ex-boyfriend's...

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Stop it, Dad - you don't listen! I can't handle it!

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Don't you want to have some say in your kid's future?

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What's the point when we're not even going to be here?

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What - you been too busy banging on about being a grandad that

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you forgot to tell her we're moving to Milton Keynes?

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-TJ, come here!

-Milton Keynes?!

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Yeah!

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You look lovely!

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I'm going to be the proudest mum at that school gate.

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-I'll make some lunch, yeah?

-I'll do it if you want.

-I'm going to head off now.

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Oh, all right. Well, thanks for all your help, Whitney.

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-Kat says that you've been brilliant.

-Thanks...

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What about my daddy?

0:27:240:27:26

You said...

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Um...

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I might have said that she - could maybe see her daddy.

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Kat - will you...?

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Yeah. Lily, do you want to help me make some sandwiches? Come on, then...

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Stacey, I'm sorry, I didn't think you were coming back.

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-Course I was coming back!

-She's got a right to know who her dad is.

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That's not for you to decide!

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Oh, Stace, we've spent loads of time together

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-since you've been banged up - she's my niece.

-She's my daughter.

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-Some mum you turned out to be.

-Excuse me?

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She's spent most of her life on the run - then you finally get nicked.

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And we know you've got problems...

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-Get out.

-Wait, Stacey, I'm just trying to protect her...

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-I said get out, and don't come anywhere near my daughter ever again!

-Stacey, that's not fair.

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No, what's not fair is you whispering things to a four-year-old

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about a bloke that she knows nothing about.

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So do as you're told and get out of this house before I smack you one.

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OK.

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Mummy?

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