09/02/2018 EastEnders


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-DAISY CRIES

-No, we don't hit.

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DAISY SCREAMS

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KNOCKING AT FRONT DOOR

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There, there. There, baby. I'm not going away.

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I love you. We all love you.

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-SCREAMING CONTINUES

-There, there.

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Sorry to disturb you.

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I hope you don't think I'm some interfering old busybody, but...

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-is it a bad time?

-It's all right...

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Just say what you've come to say.

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Well, it was just... It's just the...

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Is that going to stay like that?

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When I was living here, Masood wouldn't let me change anything.

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-It was just something to amuse the child.

-Oh, I see.

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She's going to her new family today.

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There, there, it's all right.

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-I'll take care of it once she's gone.

-Oh, right. Thank you.

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-We all love you.

-Bet you'll appreciate the peace and quiet, though, eh?

-I love you.

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-Arshad loves you.

-I'll... I'll run along, leave you to it.

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No, we don't spit.

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No, no, Daisy! No spitting!

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Current account, £1,743.17.

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-Might last us a month if we're lucky.

-Meaning?

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Meaning, I'm going to have to get myself some work.

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And in between doing that, see about finding you a new school.

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-Yeah, well, I'm 16 soon.

-Not till November you're not.

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You're not going to make my mistake

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and leave school with no qualifications.

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-HE SIGHS

-It's not up for debate, Hunter.

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Right, I'm going to get some business cards printed,

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and while I'm gone, this place has not been touched since we arrived.

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I want it spotless by the time I get back.

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HE KNOCKS ON FRONT DOOR

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Can I come in?

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-Easy!

-Right, one pair of jeans,

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cheap coat,

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five-pack of underpants,

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ditto socks, and T-shirt.

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-You owe me 44 quid.

-Thanks.

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-Oh, and I bumped into Honey outside.

-What did she say?

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Not a lot, she just asked me to pass this on.

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Listen, Billy, what I said yesterday.

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-Last night was a one-off, OK?

-What happened to family?

-DOORBELL

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Well, I'd imagine that Honey's asking herself the very same question.

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FRONT DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES

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SHE SIGHS

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-So where's, where's the little man?

-I told you last night.

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-They stayed at Kush's.

-Oh, yeah.

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How was five-a-sides? Did you win?

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-No, I didn't go.

-Why?

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Why do you think? YOU didn't go out, then?

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Well, no, it's a bit hard with a four-month-old.

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All right. Let's just drop it, shall we?

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-How's Max coping?

-What, you mean the "ginger ferret"?

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-All right...

-The ginger ferret that's just lost his daughter?

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Yeah, you've made your point.

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Is that the only reason you've come round here,

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cos you're worried about Max?

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No, I just thought we could come to, like, a regular arrangement

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-with the kids.

-Go on.

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Well, you have them in the week and I'll have

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them Friday night to Monday morning.

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-What, so I do all the donkey work while you have all the fun?

-No!

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What am I supposed to do with myself all weekend?

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Well, I thought you'd be pleased. You get Friday and Saturday night to do what you want.

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-What's that supposed to mean?

-I am thinking of you!

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-No, you ain't, you're doing that!

-Can't we even have a proper conversation any more?

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-Oh, I guess that's my fault an' all?

-Do you know what, forget it!

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-Am I having the kids tonight or not?

-I'll see.

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No, that's not good enough, Stace. I need a yes or a no, now!

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I'll text you.

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-"I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!"

-SHE LAUGHS

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-How are we doing?

-We're fine now, aren't we, darling?

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There've been a few tears, but it's over now.

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We've had a long chat, haven't we?

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And I've been explaining to her that it's not as

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-though she's never going to see us again.

-No!

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There'll be birthdays and visits and all sorts.

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Of course there will be.

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-How could you think that we'd never see you again?

-HE SCOFFS

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We love you, darling, forever!

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Now we've got to think about packing your clothes, your shoes, your toys.

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You're going to help, aren't you?

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So you run along upstairs and start sorting,

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and I'll be with you in two ticks.

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HE SIGHS

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How are you?

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SHE SOBS

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Come here, meri jaan.

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We'll be strong.

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Like we've been strong before.

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-We will be strong again.

-Yes.

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-What was you thinking?

-I wasn't thinking.

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That's the whole point.

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And you knew about this?

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Well, I'm not saying that I approved, but I was trying to help her out.

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-You don't even like geezers.

-So I'm flexible...

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Even if you did, of all the geezers to choose.

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-Billy Mitchell?!

-I didn't "choose" him! It just happened.

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What are you going to say to them kids who've lost their dad?

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-Oh, don't!

-I don't think she's gone to the police.

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We'd have heard something by now.

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Right, here's what you're going to do. You're going to go to the

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Minute Mart, you're going to go and see Honey.

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You're going to get on your knees and you're going to beg.

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Mick's right, Tina.

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You're going to tell her it was your fault, that he didn't want to,

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-but you pushed him into it.

-But that's not true!

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Do you think those kids are going to care whether you did or you

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didn't? They want their dad back.

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You've got to take responsibility, Teen.

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They want seven grand by this time next week or they're taking us

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to court.

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So can you transfer some money into my account and I'll sort it?

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I'm doing you a favour here, Phil - it's your club, too!

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Yeah, well, if I had the money, I'd do it!

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Fine! Fine, deal with it yourself!

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God, he drives me mad sometimes.

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Know what you should do?

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-Enlighten me, Billy.

-Reopen it.

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The R&R? At my age, with an 11-year-old?

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I'd be dead within the week.

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Not if you had someone to manage it for you.

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-You are joking.

-No, I'm not.

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-I've run a business the last three years.

-From which you've just been fired.

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-Yes, but...

-..for gross irresponsibility.

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I don't think so, Billy.

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Go and work on your marriage.

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So I'll find her at home, will I? Cheers.

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Well, if it isn't the home-wrecker.

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I hope you're feeling really pleased with yourself.

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Viktoria's already here.

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She's helping Her Ladyship get ready.

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They won't be a moment. Come through.

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-How is she?

-Her Royal Gorgeousness.

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Ah, not so gorgeous this morning.

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-We had a bit of a wobble.

-Oh, yes?

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Took me half an hour to calm her down.

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We had a taste of that the other night.

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-What was it about?

-So much disruption in her young life.

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I mean, three placements before she even came to us,

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and now they're moving her on again.

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-Of course she's going to be upset.

-We understand.

-I hope you do.

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We had a long talk last night.

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We've done nothing but talk.

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We're determined to give her the best life we possibly can.

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We have so much love to give her.

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You're going to need it.

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I mean, when she breaks her toys, you'll still love her.

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-When she spits at you...

-Like she spat at me this morning...

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..you'll still love her.

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When she bangs her head against the wall and screams,

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-you'll still love her.

-We get it.

-Do you?

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When she lies, when she steals, when she calls you names,

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-you'll still love her.

-We're under no illusions.

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-The hardest thing you've ever done.

-We appreciate that. We do.

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And the most rewarding.

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Mariam, are you doing your usual?

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-Here she is!

-Wow, look at you! LAUGHTER

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-Hello, Daisy?

-Would Sasha like to say hello?

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-LAUGHTER

-I wonder if Sasha and Daisy

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would like a piece of cake.

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-Piece of cake, yeah?

-Yes, Mariam's bringing it through.

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SHE SOBS

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-So are you having the kids tonight or not?

-"She'll see."

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-What does that mean?

-Exactly.

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Did you get back in touch with that lawyer? Good.

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Well, she carries on like this, I'm going to have to.

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But only as a last resort, yeah?

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I've only got so much patience, 'Chelle. I ain't a saint.

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She mucks me about just one more time...

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What?

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-Say, "Gorgonzola".

-Gorgonzola!

-LAUGHTER

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Now, this will be printed up...

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Along with all the children we've taken care of,

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so that we never forget them.

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-Well, as if we're ever likely to forget.

-LAUGHTER

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-This is for you to keep.

-Oh, wow.

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-Look, Ash...

-Fantastic.

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Oh, before you get too involved in that, we have a little

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present for Daisy.

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Most important, so close your eyes.

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Here it is.

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Open your eyes.

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Now, this may look like an ordinary stone, but it's actually a...

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This is a magic stone.

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Just like the one over there.

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You see, every evening, Arshad and I put our hands

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on that stone and pour all our love into it,

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so that it goes out to all the children we've taken care of.

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It's beautiful. What do we say, Daisy?

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-Thank you.

-We will keep that very safe.

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-Can you feel the magic, Daisy?

-Right! Who's for cake?

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-Me, me, me, me!

-Yeah!

-LAUGHTER

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So I said to myself,

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"There's no point sitting around feeling sorry for myself.

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"Get on with something useful."

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Yeah? So anything related to a certain ex-undertaker goes in there.

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Black Lace, Greatest Hits. I mean, obviously his.

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Can I offer you a cup of something?

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-Honey...

-What?

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-I'm worried about you.

-Why? Why?

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I mean, this is that fresh start everyone always talks about.

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I'm absolutely fine.

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-Maybe I will have that cup of tea.

-Sure. Yeah.

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Actually, Carmel, you don't know anything about CD players, do you? Cos Billy said he'd fix this one,

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and obviously he's left it like this, and I can't bear not listening to music.

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Now, let me make you that cup of tea.

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-Oh, I don't know what I've done with the kettle. There it is.

-SHE CLEARS HER THROAT

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So, you're a consultant?

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I'm looking for new clients all over East London.

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20 years' experience in all aspects of the licensing trade.

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I can really help you grow your business.

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Mel? Not, um...

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not the Mel that was with, what's the name, um...Steve?

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Maybe.

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Married to Ian Beale an' all, weren't you?

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Yeah, for about 20 minutes, yeah.

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Why? Who've you been talking to?

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No, you stand behind this bar for long enough,

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-you get to hear all the stories.

-Not ALL, I hope.

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I'll be straight with you - we've had managing consultants coming

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out of our earholes this past year, so I'm not that keen.

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-Not all management consultants are the same.

-This is true.

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I tell you what I'll do, I'll keep hold of this.

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-I'll have a little think up and I'll get back to you.

-Thank you.

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-And you are?

-Mick. Mick Carter.

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It's nice to meet you, Mick. No doubt I'll see you around,

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-as they say.

-Pleasure.

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-What?

-You know.

-No, I don't know.

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Just saying.

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SHE LAUGHS

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-You all right, Mel?

-Hi.

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Have a business card.

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Ooh, Get you.

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Seriously, if you do know anyone who's in the trade who might

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-need my expertise...

-Well, funny you should say that.

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-I was just about to call you, actually.

-Oh, yeah?

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Yeah. Follow me.

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So, if I was to completely redecorate in here,

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what colour would you choose?

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I mean, I'm thinking something bright, something bold,

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something different.

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-I mean, what do you think, Carmel?

-Honey?

-What?

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-Billy's lost his job.

-So?

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So the flat comes with the job.

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Why are you trying to spoil things for me?

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I'm thinking yellow, you know?

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Yeah, something, something that says sunshine.

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Yeah, like a brand-new day.

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-Sounds great.

-Perfect, yeah.

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Now, I've...I've done my best with this.

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Why don't you plug it in and see if it works?

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-Oh, thank you.

-INTERCOM BUZZER

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Ignore it.

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Let me.

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Hello?

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-'Who's that?'

-It's Carmel.

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She doesn't want to speak to you, Billy.

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-'I just want five minutes.'

-She says no.

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'Please, I'm begging.'

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Wait there, I'll come down.

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I'll get rid of him.

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-I'm going to have to go.

-Yeah, sure.

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-I'm meant to be at work.

-Of course. Thank you.

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You've been lovely.

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Stay strong, Honey.

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It's just been sitting here, doing nothing since Christmas before last.

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Phil was supposed to be selling it, only of course he hasn't.

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And today I learn there's a stack of business rates he's been

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-shoving in a drawer somewhere.

-Why the name change?

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It's a long story.

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Thing is, I took a look at the old accounts this morning.

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Now, two years ago, this place was clearing well over five grand

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a week, and that was before the hipsters turned up.

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-So, what? You're going to reopen it?

-No. You are.

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-Absolutely not.

-You owe me. And Phil.

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Well, I thought you were looking for work.

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I just want to talk to her. Please!

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Well, she doesn't want to talk to you! Why would she?

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You have no-one to blame but yourself, Billy.

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Now leave her alone!

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I can almost smell his aftershave.

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Well, it's your decision. I ain't going to beg you.

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I just thought, seeing as you're familiar with the place...

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-What did Phil say?

-Leave Phil to me.

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Course, it'll take a lot of work to get it back into shape,

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and we'll probably need to take out a loan,

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but I reckon we could have it up and running in a month,

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if you're prepared to put the work in.

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What? You're not telling me you believe in ghosts!

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I'm sorry, Sharon, but it feels like a bit of a backward step.

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I'm surprised at you, Mel.

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Letting a man dictate your life to you from beyond the grave.

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Thought you had more balls than that.

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Never mind.

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You coming or not?

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Mariam hates goodbyes.

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-Well, she always cries.

-Of course.

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It can upset the children.

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Now, you be a good girl for Ashley and Dan, won't you?

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And I'll see you very soon, hmm?

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HE CHUCKLES

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Right, well, do I get a cuddle? Aah.

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Right, then.

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Oh, sit in the back.

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Yes, of course.

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-Thank you so much.

-Huh?

-HE LAUGHS

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Feel free to use the magic stone yourself.

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You'll almost certainly find you need it.

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Of course.

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And thank you again.

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-So...

-Indeed.

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How are you feeling?

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-I work with a lot of foster carers. Do you know how good you are?

-THEY LAUGH

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And you too, of course.

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Till next time.

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If there is a next time.

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KNOCKING AT DOOR

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Please, Hon.

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I made one stupid mistake when I wasn't thinking straight.

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I love you, babe. I love you so much.

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Wait there a minute.

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Good...riddance...

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to bad...rubbish!

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STEREO PLAYS UPBEAT MUSIC

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Arshad. If not fostering, then what? One has to make a living somehow.

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-Meri jaan, I...

-Martin! Martin!

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-£50.65. Thank you very much.

-Martin! Martin, you've got to come!

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-Well give us a sec, 'Chelle.

-No, now, it's Stacey!

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-Why? What's going on?

-She's taking the kids.

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Shrimpy, watch my stall!

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Whoa, whoa, whoa!

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What the hell are you doing?!

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-I'm taking the kids to Brighton.

-Again?!

-Yes, again.

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-Well, I'm having them tonight.

-Well, I did text you.

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-I didn't get a text.

-Ain't my fault.

-You can't do this, Stace!

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Not without consulting me! And where's Lily anyway?

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-We're picking her up from school on the way.

-No, you ain't going anywhere, mate, all right?

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You're staying here. 'Chelle, sort him out with a fiver or something?

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No. Don't listen to him. First stop, Walford Primary, second stop London Bridge, please.

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Stace, I'm not going to let you do this.

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Oh, Martin! What are you going to do? What, you're going to hit me?

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Well, go on, then - in front of all these people. Go on.

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I tell you what, let's call the lawyers, shall we?

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-Let's actually get them involved, see what they say!

-Oi! Stop this, now!

-Who are you?

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Do you have the first idea what you're doing to those children?

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Hey, look, we're sorting this out, mate, all right? So back off.

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No, I will not back off.

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-Not when there are children involved.

-They're just babies.

-Just babies?!

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I've spent my whole life fixing the damage done by the likes of you.

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The shouting, the threats,

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the violence. You really think that isn't going in?

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OK, meri jaan, you've made your point, now calm down.

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No, I will not calm down! Not when there's child abuse!

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-No, I'm not.

-Oh, get real!

-Their brains are like sponges.

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They absorb everything.

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You want them to grow up just like you?

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You should be ashamed of yourselves!

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-Maybe we should all take five minutes?

-OK Arshad, let's go home.

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Not until I know those children are safe.

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You need to take a long, hard look at yourselves, the both of you.

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Children need to be protected, to be loved.

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That's your job!

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That's your most important job!

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They can't look after themselves, can they? They're not tough like you. They're fragile souls.

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Yeah, you're right. I'm sorry. Sorry.

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-Fine. You have them.

-And where are you going?

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Someone's got to pick Lily up from school.

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Hey!

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Daddy's here now, all right?

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Look, I don't need this, Hunter.

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-What happened to facing up to the past?

-Will you pack it in?

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You were going on this morning about how poor we are.

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We... I said, will you stop?!

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"Well, thanks for tidying the house, Hunter. You've done a great job.

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-"Appreciate it."

-What? Oh, yeah.

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So you have.

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Thank you.

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Look, if staying here's going to do this to you, there's still always

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Portugal.

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Seriously.

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I wouldn't mind.

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If that's what you want.

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You know what? Sharon's right.

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About what?

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I'm not going to let that man run my life from beyond the grave.

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-Mum?

-No, I've had it with him.

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He's not going to hurt me any more.

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Hello, Sharon, it's me.

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I will take you up on your offer after all.

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Was I wrong, meri jaan, to make that scene?

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You know, sometimes I...

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I just want to go away and live somewhere in a cave and forget all

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about this wicked world.

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And how would you watch cricket in a cave?

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LAUGHTER

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello? Yes.

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Yes, yes, I'll ask my husband.

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Two-year-old. Non-accidental injury.

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They want an immediate answer.

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Yes or no?

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Yes.

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When will you be bringing her round?

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Yes, that's fine. Bye.

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THEY LAUGH

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FRONT DOOR SLAMS

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-You all right?

-In here, Mart.

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Where are the kids?

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She picked them up half an hour ago.

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I wasn't prepared to argue, not after this afternoon.

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Right, well, get this - I've just had Stacey's mum on the phone.

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-Oh, yeah?

-Yeah.

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Well, apparently Stacey's not picking her phone up

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-and she's worried, right? Well, that's no big deal cos that's just typical Jean.

-So, what, then?

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-So I decided to tell her why Stacey weren't going down to Brighton tonight and why.

-And?

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She didn't have a clue what I was talking about.

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So, if she wasn't going to Brighton, where the hell was she going?

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POP MUSIC PLAYS IN BACKGROUND

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My artistic streak, innit? Can't help it.

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That's one word for it.

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I ain't finished. Get me another tea, please, darlin'.

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PHONE RINGS

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Took your time, didn't you?

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Yeah, I'm here.

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You never told me this place was so...friendly.

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All right, all right.

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So, you got the pictures I sent, then?

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That's him, yeah?

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I knew it, I can sniff a wretch at 20 paces.

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He's so far up himself, I'm surprised he ain't coming out

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the other end.

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Me?

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I wouldn't touch him with the bottom end of a bog brush, thanks.

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Don't you worry.

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I know exactly what to do next.

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