Wreckers

This film contains strong language.

'Flying.'

'Flying.'

'You're beautiful, are you? Yes, you are.

'Ssh, ssh, ssh.

-'That's my boy.

-Is that a smile? Is it?'

SHE LAUGHS

'You're the most precious thing in all the world.'

-Found it on the beach, Morecambe Bay.

-Did you?

-Yeah.

Went there one year as a family.

-How long have you had it?

-Since I was five.

It's amazing.

You're joking.

My lancelet.

They do a beautiful dance, fertility dance.

And they have babies.

Here you go. I was told to keep it warm, so...

Well, we should have the results in a couple of weeks.

Brilliant.

FIDDLE MUSIC

Hi.

All right?

-Sorry, my husband's not here, he's...

-At the builders', eh?

Are you one of his students?

HE LAUGHS

-Picked a right looker.

-Oh, you're Nick.

-So I exist.

-Yeah, no, of course.

I just wasn't expecting you. I'm Dawn.

-Just thought I'd drop by.

-I'll let him know.

-Here, let's make it a surprise.

-Oh, no, I think I should...

-Go on, then.

-Thanks.

NICK CLUCKS LIKE A CHICKEN

ANSWER PHONE MESSAGE BEEPS

No, he's gone into a class.

Do you want to...? Bring your stuff in, come in.

-SHE LAUGHS

-It's a bit of a bombsite.

-I'll feel right at home.

I'll take up my things, shall I?

We had no idea you were coming.

We're not really set up for guests yet.

Oh, don't bring her too close to the hen hutch.

She's not trained yet. She's a reject dog.

-She was abandoned by her owners.

-Reject?

You want to put some tar in there.

CAR DOOR CLOSES

Hi.

Bloody fucking hell.

-Been on the sun beds, then?

-I tried to call.

-How the fuck did you know I'd be here?

-Dog returns to its shit.

He's not very refined.

So, what do you think?

-It's lovely. Yeah, it's lovely.

-It'll be beautiful.

-Beautiful, yeah.

Gone AWOL then?

SHE SIGHS

This was from our family.

Listen.

MUSIC BOX TINKLES

It must be hard out there. You must miss home.

-Oh, fuck those glasses.

-I know they're here somewhere.

We haven't really had the time...

Shame I was away.

-No, it was kind of low key.

-Yeah?

-It was only a registry office.

How did he behave?

He wasn't found shagging one of my bridesmaids in the toilet, were you?

Get back to the chopping, Mrs.

She's changed you. You gone all posh.

-Marriage is a constant process of negotiation.

-Yeah.

IN COCKNEY ACCENT: We sing in our chains.

NICK LAUGHS

-How's Sam?

-Grand, she's grand.

-And the kid?

-Dylan?

Yeah, he's a bundle of fun.

Not mine, by previous.

-Oh, God, how do they put up with all the coming and going?

-They don't.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-Well. Cheers.

-Cheers.

-It's lovely to have you.

-So, you didn't buy the farm, then?

-Nah, it's a wreck.

MUSIC BOX TINKLES

HEAVY BREATHING

Tell me.

Your brother's a joker.

Why haven't we seen him?

-He's been in the army.

-And?

-He pushed our mum down the stairs when he was a teenager.

-Oh, my God.

Why?

Well, she could be a bit...

bit verbal.

Still.

I burnt my mum with curling tongs when I was 16.

That wasn't entirely an accident.

She took me to a psychiatrist.

Yeah, well...our mum ended up in the hospital.

DISTANT VOICE ECHOES: Not very refined...

VOICE CONTINUES: He's not very refined.

DISTANT VOICE ECHOES: Lovely. Not very refined.

FOOTSTEPS. DOOR OPENS

THUMP

David.

MURMURS: Beautiful...

HE YAWNS

-You hungry?

-MUTTERING: I'm starving, I'm hungry.

-Yeah?

-Eggs. Orange, I think. Something.

-All right, then.

You want to take that back to bed, yeah?

NICK YAWNS

DAVID SIGHS

THEY SNIGGER QUIETLY

Ssh!

DAWN MOANS

DEEP BREATHING

I want a baby.

Patience.

What's this all about?

DAVID LAUGHS You buggered it in your sleep.

You were sleep walking.

Oh, shit.

-Shit, I haven't done that for a while.

-What, bugger a lettuce?

-Oh, thanks.

-Maybe it's because you're able to relax.

-Maybe, do feel relaxed.

-Yeah, don't relax too much.

When we were li'l, David and his mates made me a little obstacle course.

How'd you know? You were asleep. Dawn, what you have to do, is talk really quietly...

So I slept-walked into the pond.

Have some breakfast.

I'm all right for the minute, thanks.

MUSIC: "Fur Elise" by Beethoven

BANGING

SHE FALTERS

PLAYS MELANCHOLY TUNE

DRILLING

I don't know whether we should have got the chrome...

DRILLING Careful...

Which one's mine?

ZAPPING. DAVID CHOKES AND GASPS

David! Oh, my God! David!

HE LAUGHS

You...I can't believe you did that! It's not funny, it's not funny...

SOMBRE PIANO MUSIC

So how long is it since you've been back home?

About six years since I've been back in these parts.

How come you and David haven't been in touch?

David was making his way in London. And he got kind of lost, didn't he?

WIND WHISTLES

AEROPLANE FLIES OVER

Oh, I love that sound. Gaz, fuckin' hell.

-Hello, mate.

-Ah, mate.

-Back from the dead, eh?

-I'm going to fuckin' sort you out, mate.

I'm bigger now.

Watch out for this one, Dawn.

So you're grafting for Sharon's dad, now?

Married her. He's dead. Thank Christ.

Don't tell her I told you that, eh, Dawn?

-Do you want one, Nick?

-No, I'm good, thanks.

Thank you.

Here you go.

-Ta.

-Thanks. All right, Miss...?

-Want a sweet?

-Ahh...

-Ah, what? It's not bad.

I'll tell you about being bad.

Number two, the Hastings, Cathy Hasting hung herself.

Nobody found her for a week,

cos nobody gave a fuck about Cathy Hasting.

Number three, the Hastings. Jackie Grace beat his wife for 20 years.

But he wasn't a bad bloke cos he did have the football

scores on the radio when he was driving the buses.

Oh, God, the old forge! Now that's come up in the world.

That used to have all cobwebby windows

and have like a horse's hoof, right down there.

He was having sex with his daughter.

He was. Everybody knew about it.

Homely. Ha-ha.

Homely.

She had three kids and she drowned herself and two of them in the quarry pond.

Dunno what happened to the other poor little sod.

I met an evil spirit in this churchyard when I was seven.

-You did not.

-I did. Made me what I am.

That and the army.

-That'll ward them off, the spirits.

-Thanks.

-Sweets for the sweet. Go on.

-Have a good day.

PIANO PLAYS

We all know the first line, OK?

So when I count one-two-three, I want you all to come in together.

I want the front line and the back line to come in together, OK? So...

PIANO DROWNS OUT SPEECH

'Tell me.'

He's so full-on, he's funny.

You tell me.

One of my students is cutting herself.

How do you know?

She told me.

Such a shame, she's a bright kid.

You have to report it.

I don't want to get her in to trouble. With her family, I mean.

-You have to tell someone, David, it's the law.

-Yeah...

Social services, bit of a mixed bag.

She trusts me.

EERIE HUMMING SONG

-I can't believe he hasn't brought you here.

-We did pass by, once.

-When did David leave?

-When he was 17. God, it's a wreck.

-So which one was yours?

-Ours was round the front.

CHILDREN PLAY IN BACKGROUND

It's like somewhere I've dreamt about.

I've dreamt about it, all right.

Watch out.

I left some tobacco just...here.

DAWN LAUGHS

-Oh, my God, it's been here since I was 15.

-Oh, you can tell.

-Mm.

So, what was it like? You and David down on the farm?

Mixed bag.

My grandpa, he had these big shire horses, they were fucking huge!

But really gentle.

Yeah.

Thanks for, um, for looking after us.

I appreciate it. It's blinding.

No worries.

FIDDLE MUSIC

It's Nick. Um, Dalton.

I'm not blind.

You gave me a gold star for geography. Remember?

FOOTSTEPS

-Hello, stranger!

-Whoa. Fancy that.

-How you doin'?

-Yeah. Hey, Dawn.

-Hi.

-You OK?

-Yeah.

-Hi, Miss Hedges.

So, you won any medals yet?

-Yeah, the Purple Heart.

-Oh. I've just got to...

They spit in the food.

I'm sure they don't.

You'll see.

So how were they? When you were teaching them?

-LOUDLY:

-The Johnson boys?

Phlegmy brats.

Poor little chaps.

Sometimes you can't help them even if you want to.

Their father beat them.

Thwack-thwack. Diddly-dack.

Not that you could see anything.

David never told me.

Where is he? I like clever boys.

Hey, whatcha doin'?

THEY BANTER INAUDIBLY

EERIE PIANO AND HUMMING

SPEECH DROWED OUT BY MUSIC

-But you have been torturing her.

-What? She used to torture us.

Ah, the poor old biddy, she hasn't got any kids to look after her.

Oh, that's what kids are for.

Remember Mr Dixon?

He used to beat the crap out of us. Well, the lads, that is.

-Out of you, you mean.

-Yeah, cos I took the rap for Davy.

-Ah, come on.

What did he do?

He was always the one there. When everyone else turned round,

it was always him standing there going, "What? It wasn't me! It wasn't me, I didn't do it."

Till they sent you away.

He had a spell in Borstal.

-Ten years ago, Dawn.

-Well, give or take.

Far from the prying eyes of the State.

Banging his head against the wall.

Yeah, well, they like looking after troubled kids.

It's why I joined the fuckin' army.

THEY LAUGH NERVOUSLY

Here, remember that time you...held my head in the water trough.

DAVID LAUGHS

-Until I almost choked.

-Oh, no.

Yeah.

-Where was David?

-I dunno. Elsewhere.

You nicked my girlfriend.

I nicked your girlfriend? I was 13, how could I nick your girlfriend?

-You looked at her.

-I looked at her? Fuckin' hell.

He taught me all I know.

...Dancing round my handbag, and some little scrawny, little scruffy...

-Me.

-..Fella, comes up to me, i.e. you, Nick,

starts giving it the big in', comin' on.

And then Mr Trustworthy here, older lad, comes up and saves me,

i.e. Gary.

LAUGHTER

-You know they forced me to do that?

-You Johnson boys. 'Ard men...

Argh!

Yeah, well that's all over now.

Marriage is just so restful, isn't it, Dawn?

You don't have to choose anymore.

I don't know.

Yeah, if you didn't laugh, you'd cry, eh?

Miss Hedges told me about your dad. That he beat you.

Who's that, Dad? Least he didn't fuck us up the arse, eh?

-He's too much.

-Yeah, well, you wanted him to stay.

-Did I?

-Why didn't you tell me?

-Cos... Not here, Dawn.

All right, Pete, can I have one more gin and tonic, please?

GIGGLING

Oh, God!

Can you come in?

TOILET FLUSHES

-What are you doing?

-Come on!

-You come on.

No, I can't cos Gary will go mad.

Oh, my God.

Blimey, love.

Hey.

Thanks. Be careful, don't rip it.

Wahey!

WOLF-WHISTLE

You know this, Davey boy? She does.

Come on, guys, get out of the way.

APPLAUSE

# Must go and I must bide

# Well come ye back

# When summer's in the meadow.

Shocking!

THEY LAUGH

# I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow. #

Go 'ome!

# Oh, Danny Boy

# Oh, Davy Boy. #

GUITAR STRUMS

Wahey!

Painful.

-Dave, I think there's somebody in there.

-Hm?

Think there's somebody in there.

-There is, Dave, look!

-All right, all right.

Dave, there's somebody in here!

There's somebody in there, Dave, look! Come out! Come out!

Nick.

It's like when my mate Aaron was in there.

-When he got out the tank he was all on fire, Dave. He was burning.

-Nick.

I pulled away but I tried to save him, and I was like, where's the fire brigade?

Where are they? I say. But there was nobody there!

I pulled him down and jumped on top of him. Like that.

Burned right through, I couldn't save him.

-It's all right, Nick.

-Look!

Look at me, look at me. It's all right.

It's all right, look at me.

NICK PANTS

Don't.

Don't.

Is he all right?

Poor Nick.

Why didn't you tell me about your dad?

Because I don't want to think about it. Because...

Because he was full of hate. Self-hate.

Because I hate him.

Why did we come here?

Because I want to do some good in the place that my dad was a tosser.

-Do you really like the countryside?

-You're the one with the chickens.

-David.

-I love you.

Why has he come back?

I used to hold him.

That's all. I mean, you saw.

Hold me like that.

RAIN FALLS

He needs help.

Can't help Nick.

Can't save him.

FOOTSTEPS

PHONE RINGS

Hello?

Nick?

Have you thought about talking to someone?

You know, about your experiences.

We think you need professional help.

We?

There's no shame in going off on one, you know. I could talk to someone.

We all need help.

Yeah, you may do.

-And you.

-NICK LAUGHS

CHILD READING: I opened the door and I was suddenly in a ruined city.

It looks as it...as it was bombed.

The ground was hot ash with dead body scattered everywhere.

OK, have a look at it.

If it's one body, it's just the body without the S.

And then if it's plural, we put I-E-S in there and that makes that bodies.

But that's brilliant, you've done that really well. Do you want to read on from there?

The buildings were all smashed to pieces... SPEECH FADES

So, what you know about professional help?

I was mugged in London. David weighed in, that's how we met.

-I had some counselling after that.

-Oh.

-Well, he likes a barney.

-Really?

-Hm-hm.

I've never seen him fight except that one time.

What was it like? Really?

Better than sex.

Um...

It's...um...

It's like there's one of me, out there, fighting,

and one of me here, um...

and I can't quite...um... make the two...

um...

I know.

I can't have a record, see, that's the trouble.

-She's getting better.

-Yeah, I put some tar on her.

CHORAL SINGING

# If ye loves me

# Keep my commandments

# And I will pray the father... #

OK, can we just do guys? Guys, from the beginning, actually, just on your own, first of all.

# If he.. # And a...

# If ye loves me

# Keep my commandments. #

Basses, can we just refine tone? It's a bit agricultural. # Oo-ooh...#

PIANO MUSIC DROWNS OUT SINGING

Dawn. All right?

-Yeah.

-You walking?

-Yeah.

So, how are you finding it?

Well, it's a big old church.

-It's beautiful.

-It is.

-Those angels are famous.

-Really?

-Yeah.

-Churches make me feel sad, somehow.

-Yeah?

-Hmm.

-Why?

PIANO MUSIC AND HUMMING

ATMOSPHERIC MUSIC

-...Run away and gave me a stool...

-Little boy. Shitting yourself. Crying...

THUMP

Wait for me to come and save you, do you remember?!

Not going to do it anymore...

You frightened me earlier.

Sorry.

Gets to me sometimes.

I hardly know you, do I?

-We're trying for a baby.

-Nice.

Yeah, well, it's taking a sweet time.

Nick one.

-LAUGHING:

-I'll do it for you.

-I was stolen. Well, adopted.

-Really?

It all worked out well, as far as I can see.

They're dead now. They were older.

I miss them. Like you never really...

He got shot up, by mistake.

In the dark.

Couldn't see.

-Ha!

-David!

How'd you know we were here?

Dog returns to its shit.

I should have called you, I'm sorry, he just...turned up.

-You seen enough?

-It's a wreck, innit?

WIND WHISTLES

CREEPY MUSIC

MAN'S VOICE MURMURS

BABY CRYING

NICK CRIES

Nick, Nick. Nick! It's a dream, it's all right.

NICK CRIES OUT

-It's all right, it's all right.

-Nick.

-It's all right, Nick.

-Ah!

DOG BARKS

DOG BARKS AND SQUEALS

DAVID SHOUTS OUT

-What's happened?

-Christ!

It was wide open. He must have left it open in his sleep.

You did that.

Why would I open the hen hatch?

You know, this is just like when you killed your rabbit.

You left the hutch open in the middle of the night, let the dogs out all in his sleep, when he was a kid.

You did that! You opened the hutch door and you blamed it on me.

-You killed her.

-You bed-wetter.

-You little shit!

-Stop it!

Dawn.

Dawn. Dawn!

DOOR SLAMS

Dawn!

KNOCKS ON DOOR

Dawn!!

You Johnson boys.

-Come on, Judy. >

-DOG BARKS

Bring them here.

Thank you.

Shall we get rid of him?

-Where to?

-He's got mates. What about his ex?

David...

..did you let the dog into the hen hutch?

Sorry.

I was only joking.

And so, can you stand, please?

HE SINGS ARPEGGIO

# If ye love me

# Keep my commandments

# And I will pray the father

# Pray...

DISTANT CHORAL SINGING

GLASS SMASHES

FOOTSTEPS

CRASHING

DAVID SHOUTS: Are you awake now?

Dave, I'm sorry. Dave. I'm sorry.

THUMP

-Dave.

-Don't.

-Dave.

-Don't!

Get up, get up.

CRASHING

You want to, do you? You want to?

THEY PANT

I'll pay for that.

FLY BUZZES

Why did you leave me in the house?

Sorry about last night.

WIND WHISTLES

That looks good. I'll have a slice of that.

You made it, you cut it.

-Ooh. Who wears the trousers in that house?

-She does.

THEY LAUGH

This one's having this...

competition, well, they just made those in their house.

A bit like Robin Hood. And we, um...

-Hey. Do you think we should go away at the end of term?

-Yeah, we could.

We've got a house in Spain.

Come there to us.

-It's an idea.

-I'll come to Spain.

Hmph.

Yeah, it's a shame you're leaving, Nick.

We'll have a farewell party on Saturday.

Haven't got much of a house, but we've got a hell of a barbeque.

Aw. Going to miss you, Nick.

Well, when your time's up...

CREEPY MUSIC

Yeah, Gary wants another kid. I just feel too young.

And I love all this.

You know, having a laugh, and just being able to have a drink.

You know, cos my mum's not going to be around forever.

She can handle one, but then having to have two, I...

-And I don't want my tits sagging to the ground.

-Urgh!

-Nick's the biggest one of them all.

-Biggest one of the what?

-What's that?

-Kids.

-Oh, yeah?

-Yeah, you.

NICK WHISTLES A TUNE

QUIET MOANS

SHE MOANS

HE MOANS

Ssh!

SHE LAUGHS

HE WHISTLES A TUNE

When are you going into battle?

Won't have your flak jacket.

I wish you were coming to hear me.

Sod's Law.

No.

No.

SHE LAUGHS

-What about this one?

-No!

-Dazzle, Bobby Dazzle.

No. None of them.

You're lovely as you are.

CHORAL SINGING

# Keep my commandments

# And I will pray the father

# I will pray the father

# And he shall give you

# Another comforter

# That he may bide with you...

# That he may bide with you forever.

# Even the spirit of truth

# If ye love me...

# Even the spirit of truth... #

APPLAUSE

Where was Sharon tonight?

-Not her thing.

-Huh.

-David?

-PTA.

-I'll take this.

-Thank you.

-Oh, sorry.

-It's all right.

-Thank you.

OK?

Cheers, thank you.

No!

Stupid, sorry.

It's all right. Um, thanks for walking me home.

Dawn?

-< Get some food, eh?

-DOG BARKS

-I think you need a wash, don't you?

-You need a little wash...

It's a hard thing being a teacher, but I think it's a hell of a lot harder being a pupil.

It's not a closed book, by any means. In the first instance,

you need to come back here for a second test,

to make sure it isn't just a blip.

It's not a blip.

I'm sorry?

It's, er... It's...

It's not a blip. Um...

I had a previous girlfriend who was...

trying for a baby and, er...

DAWN WEEPS QUIETLY

Stop crying.

SHE SNIFFS

It's my fault. Stop crying.

Why didn't you just say?

You kept pushing it, your little project. I mean, why couldn't we have just waited for a couple of years?

CAR REVS AND STALLS

-I was afraid it was me.

-Well, it's me. You happy now?

CAR REVS AND STALLS Christ!!

I'll cool the gas.

I'm going to walk home.

Dawn, please. Please. Don't leave me. I wouldn't be much without you.

-Get off me!

-Ow!

Hello?

Nick?

CAR RUMBLES OUTSIDE

DOOR SLAMS

Hello?

Dawn?

FOOTSTEPS

Hello?

It's Gary.

FOOTSTEPS GET LOUDER

PANTING

GARY MOANS

HE PANTS

ZIPS

FOOTSTEPS LEAD AWAY

SOMBRE PIANO MUSIC

FOOTSTEPS APPROACH

Oh, God.

I'm so, so sorry.

FOOTSTEPS

Oops.

-I'll take the dog for a walk.

-Go on, then.

Come on, Judy.

Yeah, thanks for making the bed.

Less of the chatter, please.

Right, get into your lines. Thomas, stop talking, please.

Thank you. Nadia and Sinead, will you please be quiet?!

You've got to do this in a week and none of you are prepared, OK? You need to start paying attention.

MUSIC BOX TINKLES

MUSIC BOX SNAPS SHUT

David.

I want to get through this.

Children aren't everything, they aren't all life.

They are when you really want a child.

How do you know what I want?

It was you who said we should go to the doctor.

You lied about how long we'd been trying.

You lied.

WHISPERS: Oh, God. I'm so ashamed.

David.

I love you.

I want you to be happy.

DISTANT VOICE MURMURS

FOOTSTEPS

DISTANT VOICE MURMURS: Not very refined.

DOOR SLAMS

FOOTSTEPS

-David.

-You go.

I don't want to.

You go to him.

WIND WHISPERS

I'm awake.

HE LAUGHS

I was just admiring the...

Nick.

-Hi, how are you?

-Hello, little one. How are you?

-Aw, aw, no. Hello.

-Lovely dress.

All right, little one?

She's sad, that'll all. She can't have kids.

-What?

-Yeah, David told me.

Oh, Dawn...

Oh, I'm sorry.

It's him who can't.

Come 'ere. I'm sorry. Hey?

-I'm sorry.

-It's all right.

PHONE RINGS

Hello?

I know. It's a Sunday...

So, you looking forward to going back?

Say hello to the Taliban.

Blow up a few more towelheads, eh?

-Here, catch.

-Argh!

GIRL SCREAMS

-Oh, God!

-She all right?

-Come here. Show me. Get some ice.

-Hey, hey little one.

-She all right?

Yeah, she's fine. Hey? Want some water or something, hey?

...a hot coal on me, David, just get his fucking mind...

EERIE MUSIC OBSCURES CONVERSATION

FLY BUZZES

-All right, Dawn?

-Want some help?

-Thank you.

-Who you going to fuck next, then?

-All right, darling? Want some help?

-Davy?

-Yes, please.

David. Give us the ball.

Watch this. Hey, soldier boy.

Catch!

He used to pay me to beat you up, you know that? What?

What you going to do?

DAWN SQUEALS

Stop it!

-Remember when you did this to me, eh?

-Get off him!

-Do you remember when you did this to me?

-Stop.

I fucked your wife.

-Gary! Gary, please.

-Get off me.

Don't look at me like that, Dawn.

I'm the sane one.

He pushed our mum downstairs.

-Nicky.

-Fuck me.

Our mum, eh? Gave her something to think about.

David, no!

David, no! David!

FOOTSTEPS

CRASHING

EXHALES SLOWLY

CHILDREN SINGING

# Waters of Babylon

# We sat and wept

# And wept for the Zion

# We remember the... #

Yeah, sure, we'll be in.

That's fine. Thank you.

He's gone AWOL.

-Did he tell you he was going to run away?

-No.

-Has he been in touch, David?

-No.

He dropped by this summer, but we weren't that close since our parents died.

Well...

We think he might have mental health problems.

DOOR CLOSES

-Do you think he'll come back?

-How should I know?

-You would tell me?

-He'll come to you.

Why did you lie to me about pushing your mum down the stairs?

She was hurting him.

I was protecting him.

DISTANT VOICES FIGHTING

MUTTERING AND PANTING

Missed you. Yeah, I did. I missed you.

No, don't go, don't go.

Don't go. Please don't go.

You're right, I stink.

I went to London, but I couldn't...hack it.

Do you want a biscuit?

Eh?

Go on. Go on, have one.

They come from the back of the service station.

I've let all my mates down.

Just can't...sleep.

I just can't.

How's Davy?

I have to know... About you two.

Well, he loves me.

SHE SNIGGERS

What?

Davy looked after me, yeah?

Cos of Dad.

But he kind of...

..owned me.

That's not love.

He fucks you. But he loves me.

He hates you.

You have to go. I'll bring you money.

-Where can I go?

-If you love him, you'll leave us!

-Where are you going?

-To choir.

I'll drop you, if you like.

PIANO MUSIC

PIANO MUSIC DROWNS OUT SINGING

Nick?

SHE CRIES

HEAVY BREATHING

Where were you? I was worried about you.

Where is he? Where is he?

Dawn?

SHE WHIMPERS

She'll need to get plenty of rest, so we'll keep her in for now.

Thank you.

SHE MOANS SOFTLY

Dawn.

Dawn?

It's safe. The baby is safe.

I didn't want to hurt you.

I want this child.

I want you to be happy.

Nick came back.

I saw him.

I know.

I know.

SOMBRE PIANO MUSIC

PIANO AND HUMMING VOCALS

Hello, hello.

-Have you met little Ben?

-Ben, hello.

Aw, he's lovely.

You must be proud.

Yeah.

SPEECH DROWNED OUT BY PIANO

DAVID AND BABY LAUGH

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