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Coo-ee!
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Norman!
Over here, Norman.
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Your friendly female person.
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Marina!
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Norman Clegg
with the green fingers.
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What a touch with growing things.
I think I hear my kettle boiling.
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Doesn't surprise me for a minute.
Come here, Norman.
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Come closer.
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I need a favour.
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STRANGLED SOUNDS FROM CLEGG
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It's been a long time,
Norman Clegg, since we were as close as this.
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You're blushing.
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I'm choking.
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Okay, enough is enough.
I give up. I'm here. Take me.
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All of me
Why not take all of me?
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You want locking up.
That's an idea. Your place. Throw away the key.
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You'll never get invited
into my house. Never? NEVER ! Even if I have a shave? NEVER !
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Tha's missin' a golden opportunity.
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Tha wants to grab me
whilst I'm up to British Standards.
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Do it for me, Norman.
For old times' sake.
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What old times? I was always
too young for old times.
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By the time I was old enough
for old times they'd gone. I'd be ever so grateful, Norman.
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It's a birthday present
for Howard. And I want YOU...
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to sneak it to him
when Pearl's not looking. When is Pearl ever not looking?
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Right, I'll just have to keep on
kissing you till you do it. I'll do it, I'll do it.
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Couldn't you have got
something smaller? Like a bungalow.
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It's something
he's always wanted. Something cuddly.
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Has to be admitted.
First-class bit of rope is this.
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Always used to carry a bit of rope.
World War II I'm speaking of. In the jungle.
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Once you'd taken your Jap alive,
a couple of half-hitches and a sheepshank and he was yours.
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This could tell a few stories.
In Japanese, of course.
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Well, it's Japanese rope.
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That surprises you, doesn't it?
You're wondering what I'm doing with it. Well, I'll tell you.
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The little beggars
had captured me. Tied me up with this very rope.
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They were interrogating me.
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The usual unpleasant
little tricks,
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trying to force out of me
the details of the Allied plans.
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But don't worry. I stuck it out.
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It's what we were trained for.
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Not everyone, of course.
Just a few of the tougher ones.
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I tell you what...
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You tie my wrists behind my back,
and I will demonstrate to you how I gave them the slip.
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Tie your wrists? Here? Yes.
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I'll be out in a jiffy.
Don't worry about it.
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That's it.
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Tighter than that.
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Pretend you're a Jap and I'm all
that stands between you and the conquest of India.
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Oh, oh!
That's right. Good and tight.
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Know what she said?
"Tha'll never be invited into my house. Never."
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Don't tell me.
I've got me own troubles. What a thing to say.
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What a thing to say.
And me her next-door lover.
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You're not her lover.
Only because of a technical hitch. She keeps hitting you with a brush.
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That's the one.
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Anyway, I've got enough troubles
of me own.
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What troubles have tha got?
THAT'S what troubles I've got!
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By heck, that's trouble
if tha's got THEM.
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Tha'll never find
a mousetrap that big!
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I'll be out in a jiffy.
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It's...just a question
of mind over matter.
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Will power, really.
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See, if you can exert sufficient
mental force you can actually... shrink the dimensions of the wrist.
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..An old Asiatic trick
I picked up out East. Listen...I'll have to go.
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Yes, yes. Just toddle along.
Don't worry about me. I'll be free in a flash.
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I've been faithful to Nora Batty
all these years.
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How can you lie like that?
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Practice. In my own way
I've been faithful.
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Fancy letting myself
get lumbered with a panda.
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I'll make her eat her words.
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I'll make meself irresistible.
She'll be GLAD to invite me in.
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I could KILL that Howard.
Fancy wanting a panda!
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On the other hand,
fancy wanting Marina!
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Hey up, there's Howard.
Let's catch him up, give him the panda.
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I'm not going outside
with a giant panda.
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A thing like that can seriously
affect your hormone balance. SLURPS
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Careful.
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No, no, no, no. It's no good.
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The feet don't look natural.
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People say that
about me wellies. I know. I'm one of them.
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What's it matter?
It's only a giant panda. What does it matter ?!
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Me going round with a giant panda!
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Me, who used to collect Tom Mix
and William S Hart cigarette cards.
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No, don't. How dare you!
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Every library gets its share
of weirdos. It's a known fact.
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Literature seems to attract
every ding-a-ling for miles, but YOU are in a class of your own.
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It's a good job my hands
aren't free. You're close to mortal danger.
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There are sensible, sober-minded
people trying to read in there. Just my kind of people.
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You don't imagine I'm the type
to mix with ANYBODY.
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You'll only ever find me
in the most respectable company.
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I do not associate with weirdos.
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Hey up, has tha been arrested,
Foggy?
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Dear, oh dear.
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Oh...
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It was a demonstration
of will power.
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How to release yourself
by pure will power. Well, you made a good job of it.
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I didn't get two minutes
of peace in order to concentrate.
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I think I'll write
to the Chief Librarian.
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Tha's always bein' thrown out.
Exactly. That's not a staff, it's the Gestapo.
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Phew!
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I was just about to slip free,
you know, when this uniformed fool came and threw me out.
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He spoiled the entire process.
It's been one of those days.
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For me too. Me too.
Never gonna get an invite into Nora's house. Shift up!
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Well, we're never gonna
catch Howard at this rate.
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It's Howard's birthday.
You're buying him glasses? I am.
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Best pair I can find.
Isn't that unusual? He'll think so.
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He's always wanted a giant panda.
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They get barmier.
Last year mine asked me for a set of hub caps.
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I mean, how can they do it?
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Form a passionate attachment
to something like hub caps?
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There's worse than hub caps.
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My Barry wants Ordnance Survey maps.
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You want to straighten HIM out
as well.
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That's better. Just the job.
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Absolutely great!
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I'm glad he's not wearing
his old ones.
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At least he buys his own.
You can't buy your husband glasses.
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They're not for him. They're for me!
I have to watch him like a hawk.
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I've warned him.
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If he turns up with any
surprise birthday present from anybody...
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he's dead.
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Howard!
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Howard, come here!
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At the double, Howard.
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What is it?
Happy birthday, Howard. That's what it is.
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It's a panda.
It's a giant panda.
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What's it doin' all dressed up?
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Well, you don't think
I'm lugging it around the streets stark naked? A giant panda.
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I've always wanted
a giant panda. Well, this is your lucky day, Howard. Here it is.
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For me?
That's really nice of you, Cleggy.
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It's not from me, you muffin!
It's from Marina.
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Marina!
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I don't know that I know the person.
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I thought I could lie,
but that bloke's a pro.
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You've always wanted one. Take it!
That is an order, Howard.
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No, I can't take it.
I daren't take it. Pearl's watching me like a hawk.
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If I get
so much as a cufflink...
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Howard!
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Lucky you! Looks like
tha's just won a giant panda.
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I'll be with you in a minute.
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SOUND OF CROCKERY SMASHING
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This is going on your bill !
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I've often wondered
why 'panda cars'. Well, they're black and white.
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I know. But we're in the middle
of the British Isles.
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We're not gonna see a panda
around here.
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Come on. Let's go.
It's embarrassing playing with a panda in public.
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Hang on, hang on.
Make a note in your book. Always make a note in your book.
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The one safe way
to stay out of trouble is always make a note in the book.
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Whatever you do,
never forget any details.
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Same again!
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I'll kill that Howard.
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Tell Pearl about it,
she'll probably kill him for thee.
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That's a good idea. I like that.
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Oh, you can't do that.
It's sneaky. I feel like sneaky.
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How long am I supposed
to walk around with this thing? I know what we need.
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We need some form of transport
for it that will make it look inconspicuous.
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There you are, you see?
That fits the bill nicely.
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Now you can sneak the panda home
and hide it indoors until you can pass it to Howard.
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But he won't accept it.
The man's gone completely sensible.
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Never mind pandas.
How am I going to get myself invited into Nora Batty's?
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Nora Batty is NEVER going
to invite you into her house. I mean, why would anyone?
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I'm a challenge.
People like a challenge.
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If this gets out,
I'm gonna be known as 'him with the panda'. By heck!
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He could do with a second opinion.
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Well, wait until Howard
comes home, and insist he takes his panda. Be firm.
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Right, for once I am going to be
firm. Why don't we wait outside?
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Because we don't want Pearl
to see any of this. FOOTSTEPS
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What's she bought you
for your birthday, then? I don't know what you mean, love.
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Hidden it away, have you?
Why would I hide anything from you, precious?
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Know what I would like
for me birthday? Maybe a compact disc.
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Something cool and up tempo.
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TRIPS AND FALLS
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I will !
I'll KILL that Howard.
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Killing's not that easy.
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You have to know where to apply
the pressure. I'll find out.
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Are we finished
with this wheelchair? Right. Here's the plan.
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We just leave it on his doorstep.
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I like it. I like it.
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Talk to yourself, Compo.
Oh, I will. Have we finished with this wheelchair?
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Why are you so interested
in a wheelchair? I'm hurt.
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When Nora Batty sees me
in this wheelchair, that should do the trick.
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Lump in the throat,
feeling of guilt... I'll be in.
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Alright, Little Sly Person,
suppose she enquires about the nature of your injuries?
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What are you going to tell her
you've done?
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I'll think of something.
I'm great under pressure. Yes, we've heard you burping.
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Just get me there
and watch me make her sad. I'll melt her old heart.
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It'd be quicker with a blowlamp.
Do you think she's GOT a heart?
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Nora Batty deep down
is soft and feminine.
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I think there IS something
wrong with him.
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There'll be repercussions.
I warned her.
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You can't suddenly switch
from flannelette to see-through without some penalty.
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Well, she smiles more these days.
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That'll come to an end
when HE finds out. Oh, he's bound to find out.
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You'd think he'd have noticed
by now. He must be thick.
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Two teas, please, Ivy.
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TWO ?
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One, two.
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Only two?
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Where is he?
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Where is who?
Shouldn't that be whom?
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You know WHOM. Where is he?
I like to know where he is.
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I can't bear the tension
knowing he's around but not sure where.
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Oh, him? He's outside.
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What's he doing outside?
He wanted us to leave him out there.
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It's the pain.
He handles it better alone. What pain?
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He'll be alright - eventually.
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Brave thing to do, really.
Ran out into the road to rescue this small child.
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Oh, smaller than that.
Is he alright?
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He received a glancing blow
from an articulated vehicle. Apart from that, he's fine.
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You can't just leave him out there.
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Bring him in.
Get him a cup of tea.
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He'd only spill it.
His hands are still shaking. Post-incident trauma.
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Poor soul.
How can you leave him out there?
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You just put the brake on
and walk away.
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Where does it hurt, love?
Have you seen a doctor?
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No doctors. I can handle it.
Oh, I think that's stupid - but brave.
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Which makes a change
from just stupid.
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If you ladies will pardon me
while I try and bite back the pain.
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Oh, it's a shame.
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You were very, very brave, love.
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I know. I know.
He ought to have a medal.
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I'll take him home.
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Home. Home. Home.
That's the place to be at a time like this.
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Home.
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Or somewhere close by.
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Here we are.
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Oh, I couldn't stand
that gloomy old house all alone. Not right now.
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I'll stay out here.
What about your ferrets? It's their day off.
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Come up to my place
if you can manage the stairs.
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I don't know
whether I could make it, love.
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Ahhh! Ohhhh!
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Oh, woe is me.
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Ahhhh.... Ohhhhh.....
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How's the pain?
Oh, it's terrible, terrible.
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Oh, you poor love.
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I know, I know.
235
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Ohhhh.... Oh!
236
00:25:56,937 --> 00:26:01,437
It shouldn't be long now.
Any minute.
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NORA SHRIEKS
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You told me you were injured.
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Tha's cured me, love.
It's a miracle.
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A mir-acle... A mir-acle...
A lovely, lovely...
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DOORBELL
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Who was that at the door?
Nothing.
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00:26:49,237 --> 00:26:52,157
What do you mean, nothing?
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I mean nobody.
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Nobody we know.
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A stranger.
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Got the wrong house.
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00:27:02,597 --> 00:27:06,017
You're wearing your guilty look.
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What are you hiding?
Hiding?
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I don't know what you mean, love.
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00:27:12,337 --> 00:27:17,857
I always know when you're lying.
Because you're ALWAYS lying.
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It's a surprise.
253
00:27:21,897 --> 00:27:27,497
I thought, why don't you surprise
Pearl for your birthday?
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I've bought you a panda, love,
for me birthday.
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If you don't like it,
I can take it back and we can exchange it.
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Happy birthday to you
257
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Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday, dear Howard
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Happy birthday to you.
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