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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:02,486 --> 00:00:10,486 - This subtitles is granted to y'all bc I want my grandma to learn more about the BEES. -BeeCharmer 2 00:01:14.64 --> 00:01:15:50 It's hard to remember, 3 00:01:16.40 --> 00:01:18.80 to hold on to more than a few hugs. 4 00:01:19.10 --> 00:01:23.34 The line between what I saw and what I thought I saw is blurred. 5 00:01:25.20 --> 00:01:27.40 I remember it was a cold summer. 6 00:01:28.74 --> 00:01:30.87 There was more cold to come. 7 00:01:31.37 --> 00:01:34.83 Cold in our house, too. 8 00:01:35.88 --> 00:01:39.01 And in the town, they'd watch my mother's every step. 9 00:01:39.19 --> 00:01:41.97 I remember moments, 10 00:01:43.02 --> 00:01:46.41 half understood then, and now too long gone. 11 00:01:47.06 --> 00:01:49.37 The bees dancing. 12 00:01:50.11 --> 00:01:52.20 The sound of whispers. 13 00:01:52.67 --> 00:01:54.30 Secrets everywhere. 14 00:01:55.44 --> 00:01:59.12 How could I have known what would happen when they were told? 15 00:03:07.67 --> 00:03:09.10 ♪ Down by the river 16 00:03:09.92 --> 00:03:11.49 ♪ Where the green wicks grow 17 00:03:11.93 --> 00:03:15.94 ♪ There sat Irene giving him a bow ♪ 18 00:03:16.98 --> 00:03:19.33 ♪ Up came Charlie's dad and kissed her on the bum... ♪ 19 00:03:20.00 --> 00:03:22.00 You all right, Charlie boy? 20 00:03:22.83 --> 00:03:20.07 Uh, have you been scrapping, Charlie Weekes? 21 00:03:26.01 --> 00:03:28.10 -Joe took my marbles. -Well, did you count to ten? 22 00:03:28.81 --> 00:03:31.20 I did, but he still had my marbles. 23 00:03:31.43 --> 00:03:33.30 Come on home for your tea. 24 00:03:37.68 --> 00:03:40.72 So where shall I say you are tonight if your mum comes looking? 25 00:03:41.10 --> 0:03:42.66 -Church. 26 00:03:43.70 --> 00:03:46.23 You should come. Mum said you used to like a dance. 27 00:03:46.33 --> 00:03:48.10 She said more than that, I bet. 28 00:03:50.86 --> 00:03:53.19 Uh, Charlie, I don't want these in the house. 29 00:03:53.33 --> 00:03:56.40 They're for skimming. Dad said we could go in the summer. 30 00:04:00.02 --> 00:04:03.03 I'm not sure when your dad's gonna be back, Charlie. 31 00:04:04.68 --> 00:04:06.89 I want to find more stones for Dad. 32 00:04:09.25 --> 00:04:13.25 He's rooming with her, apparently. Sneaking past her landlady. 33 00:04:14.68 --> 00:04:16.72 Wave at your Aunty Pam. 34 00:04:23.45 --> 00:04:25.44 -Well, I'll see you tomorrow. -Hm-hmm. 35 00:04:26.73 --> 00:04:27.99 - Bye! 36 00:04:42.37 --> 00:04:44.20 Charlie, boots. 37 00:04:50.59 --> 00:04:51.81 Uh... 38 00:05:21.32 --> 00:05:24.76 - Mum? -Yes, love? 39 00:05:25.20 --> 00:05:27.33 -Do you want me to read to you? 40 00:05:28.43 --> 00:05:29.42 Yeah. 41 00:05:30.16 --> 00:05:32.18 That'd be nice. 42 00:05:37.99 --> 00:05:42.26 "It was one o'clock when we left No.3, Lauriston Gardens." 43 00:05:42.40 --> 00:05:46.30 "Sherlock Holmes led me to the nearest telephone office..." 44 00:06:09.50 --> 00:06:11.89 Get off me! 45 00:06:21.76 --> 00:06:23.08 Charlie? 46 00:06:23.12 --> 00:06:25.30 Whoa, whoa, slow down, slow down. 47 00:06:26.30 --> 00:06:28.19 What's the matter? 48 00:06:32.50 --> 00:06:34.78 They were saying things about Mum. 49 00:06:36.75 --> 00:06:38.14 Come on. 50 00:06:40.97 --> 00:06:43.41 I don't want Mum to know I was scrapping. 51 00:06:43.90 --> 00:06:45.18 Don't worry, we'll think of something. 52 00:06:46.32 --> 00:06:48.47 - Come in. 53 00:06:52.38 --> 00:06:55.45 Oh, dear. What's happened here? 54 00:06:55.89 --> 00:07:02.98 I tripped over a stone. 55 00:07:00.08 --> 00:07:02.55 Can you show me where it hurts? 56 00:07:04.19 --> 00:07:06.55 I'm Dr. Markham. What's your name? 57 00:07:07.80 --> 00:07:09.83 Charlie. -When did you hurt it? 58 00:07:10.08 --> 00:07:12.80 After school. -You're his sister? 59 00:07:12.94 --> 00:07:14.87 Cousin. -Where's his mother? 60 00:07:15.10 --> 00:07:16.35 She's got chickenpox. 61 00:07:16.89 --> 00:07:17.79 Charlie. 62 00:07:20.22 --> 00:07:22.39 Well, it's just a bruise. 63 00:07:23.00 --> 00:07:24.85 Nothing broken. 64 00,0:07:27.88 --> 00:07:30.93 That's a honeycomb. Do you like bees? 65 00:07:31.27 --> 00:07:32.10 Uhumm. 66 00:07:33.74 --> 00:07:35.31 They make these with their mouths. 67 00:07:35.49 --> 00:07:39.22 A man made that one with a chisel and a mallet. 68 00:07:39.87 --> 00:07:41.42 - Who was it? -My father. 69 00:07:42.46 --> 00:07:44.40 He was the doctor here. 70 00:07:44.85 --> 00:07:47.59 -Where is he now? -He's gone. 71 00:07:51.78 --> 00:07:54.08, There are hives in your garden. 72 00:07:56.86 --> 00:07:58.89 Would you like to see them? 73 00:08:00.00 --> 00:08:03.01 All right. Come by on Sunday and I'll show you. 74 00:08:03.15 --> 00:08:03.89 Thank you. 75 00:08:18.18 --> 00:08:20.76 Don't worry, I've got him. So sorry. 76 00:08:21.00 --> 00:08:23.26 -There you are. -You must have tea on. 77 00:08:23.90 --> 00:08:26.18 -Where have you been? -I took him to the sweet shop, 78 00:08:26.39 --> 00:08:28.63 and his shirt got all sticky, so I got another one. 79 00:08:29.10 --> 00:08:30.60 What's happened? 80 00:08:31.94 --> 00:08:32.95 -I tripped over a stone. -Oh. 81 00:08:34.29 --> 00:08:35.45 Are you all right? 82 00:08:35.93 --> 00:08:38.44 Oh, let's get you changed. Thank you, Annie. 83 00:08:38.78 --> 00:08:40.30 -All right. Do you want me to stay? -Uh, no. 84 00:08:42.09 --> 00:08:44.57 Let's get a shirt on. 85 00:08:53.05 --> 00:08:56.28 Got to be careful this time of year. Make sure they don't swarm. 86 00:08:58.45 --> 00:09:01.18 If the colony gets too big, 87 00:09:01.30 --> 00:09:03.65 some of the bees leave to find a new home. 88 00:09:04.10 --> 00:09:05.81 Look. There's honey. 89 00:09:06.15 --> 00:09:07.59 -Where do they go? - Anywhere. 90 00:09:08.24 --> 00:09:10.68 Somewhere dark and warm. 91 00:09:11.13 --> 00:09:14.31 -I found them in the chimney once. - Look at this. 92 00:09:14.96 --> 00:09:17.55 - She likes you. -She's a girl? 93 00:09:17.95 --> 00:09:20.26 Most of the bees you'll ever see are girls. 94 00:09:23.77 --> 00:09:26.92 You know my father used to say you should tell the bees your secrets, 95 00:09:27.26 --> 00:09:28.90 then they don't fly away. 96 00:09:29.14 --> 00:09:30.88 Do you tell the bees your secrets? 97 00:09:30.99 --> 00:09:32.01 I used to. 98 00:09:33.05 --> 00:09:37.10 -Did it work? -Well, they're still here. 99 00:09:37.48 --> 00:09:40.01 Maybe they remember. 100 00:09:43.25 --> 00:09:45.59 Why'd you leave home? 101 00:09:46.33 --> 00:09:51.33 -I went away to boarding school. -Then why did you come back? 102 00:09:53.86 --> 00:09:58.53 I wanted to come home again, and the bees were going to die without me. 103 00:09:59.10 --> 00:10:00.64 Here. 104 00:10:01.25 --> 00:10:04.00 You can take down what you observe. 105 00:10:04.69 --> 00:10:08.16 Changes in the weather, where the flowers are growing best, 106 00:10:08.30 --> 00:10:10.09 anything that might be significant. 107 00:10:10.93 --> 00:10:14.11 -Is that what you do? -Well, doctors have to. 108 00:10:14.75 --> 00:10:16.66 We observe and we listen. 109 00:10:17.41 --> 00:10:19.10 If you listen carefully enough, 110 00:10:19.65 --> 00:10:22.34 you can understand people even when they don't speak. 111 00:10:22.88 --> 00:10:23.75 Same with the bees. 112 00:10:47.26 --> 00:10:49.39 My mum is sad. 113 00:10:53.22 --> 00:10:55.35 I don't know what to do. 114 00:11:01.88 --> 00:11:03.75 Mr Weekes? 115 00:11:04.85 --> 00:11:06.93 Mrs Weekes? The rent's overdue, 116 00:11:06.97 --> 00:11:07.49 still. 117 00:11:19.38 --> 00:11:22.12 Mrs Weekes, this is your last warning. 118 00:11:58.98 --> 00:12:01.69 -Why don't you go out for a dance, Mum? -Oh. 119 00:12:03.76 --> 00:12:05.90 I'd rather dance with you. 120 00:12:23.09 --> 00:12:26.20 -Come on, Mum. -Go on. 121 00:12:51.09 --> 00:12:53.33 These aren't from the library, Charlie. 122 00:12:53.47 --> 00:12:55.18 The new doctor gave me a present. 123 00:13:17.45 --> 00:13:18.00 Can I help you? 124 00:13:18.25 --> 00:13:19.90 I'd like to speak to the doctor, please. 125 00:13:20.00 --> 00:13:24.10 And I'd like to ask him why he's inviting a ten-year-old to his house, 126 00:13:24.25 --> 00:13:27.10 and bribing him to come back with these. 127 00:13:28.77 --> 00:13:32.35 -Heidi? -Yes, with Heidi. 128 00:13:32.60 --> 00:13:33.55 Mum! 129 00:13:34.30 --> 00:13:37.56 -Are you expecting the doctor home? -Hello, Dr. Markham. 130 00:13:37.70 --> 00:13:38.99 Hello, Charlie. 131 00:13:40.78 --> 00:13:41.23 Oh. 132 00:13:41.37 --> 00:13:45.04 Charlie wanted to see the bees. Bribes were not discussed. 133 00:13:45.09 --> 00:13:49.44 -Oh... I didn't think... -You said you liked Heidi,Mum. 134 00:13:49.48 --> 00:13:51.53 Oh, I do. The film. 135 00:13:51.57 --> 00:13:53.79 -Shirley Temple? -The dancing. 136 00:13:57.93 --> 00:14:01.23 -Oh, my shoes don't match. -No, they don't. 137 00:14:07.90 --> 00:14:10.26 I'm sorry if he's been a nuisance. 138 00:14:10.50 --> 00:14:12.32 He hasn't. 139 00:14:12.69 --> 00:14:14.85 He can come any time. 140 00:14:17.84 --> 00:14:19.58 He's telling them secrets. 141 00:14:19.90 --> 00:14:22.65 He never used to keep things from me. 142 00:14:26.15 --> 00:14:28.22 "Hide from your neighbors as much as you please, 143 00:14:30.00 --> 00:14:33.92 but everything that happens you must tell the bees." 144 00:14:33.96 --> 00:14:36.01 Something like that. That's Kipling, isn't it? 145 00:14:36.05 --> 00:14:38.58 I thought it was a local superstition. 146 00:14:39.12 --> 00:14:41.32 Oh, there's plenty of those. 147 00:14:43.36 --> 00:14:45.28 The bees actually do start to recognize voices. 148 00:14:45.32 --> 00:14:47.45 And footsteps sometimes. 149 00:14:47.50 --> 00:14:50.54 -The vibrations. -Huh. 150 00:14:51.89 --> 00:14:54.90 I'm sorry, I don't have any spoons. 151 00:14:54.94 --> 00:14:58.38 My father auctioned almost everything before he died. 152 00:14:58.42 --> 0:15:00.16 He expected you to live here without spoons? 153 00:15:00.31 --> 00:15:02.69 He expected me to sell the house. 154 00:15:02.83 --> 00:15:06.68 Probably would be the sensible thing to do. 155 00:15:06.72 --> 00:15:10.71 He'd be proud though, no, if you'd taken over his practice? 156 00:15:10.89 --> 00:15:13.39 -I think he'd be surprised. -Yes. 157 00:15:13.44 --> 00:15:17.83 Dunloth might take a while getting used to a lady doctor. 158 00:15:17.87 --> 00:15:19.88 It's a little modern for them. 159 00:15:21.57 --> 00:15:24.40 I like that about it. 160 00:15:24.45 --> 00:15:27.15 This town has always seemed... outside of time to me. 161 00:15:27.19 --> 00:15:32.15 Like Tam o' Shanter might sit on the bus stop alongside the millworkers. 162 00:15:35.28 --> 00:15:37.03 I can't say I've noticed. 163 00:15:38.81 --> 00:15:42.47 -You're not from Dunloth. -No, I'm from near Manchester. 164 00:15:42.51 --> 00:15:47.92 My father and Rob, that's Charlie's dad, didn't... see eye to eye. 165 00:15:47.96 --> 00:15:51.60 So, when I found out I was having Charlie, 166 00:15:51.65 --> 00:15:52.17 we moved to Rob's people. 167 00:15:56.78 --> 00:15:58.39 And then he went back to the war. 168 00:16:59.79 --> 00:16:01.61 He left me here, with my different voice 169 00:16:01.66 --> 00:16:05.18 and a baby older than my marriage. 170 00:16:06.23 --> 00:16:09.32 When he came, back he'd changed, 171 00:16:09.36 --> 00:16:11.45 as though he never really came home. 172 00:16:11.49 --> 00:16:15.06 No one spoke to me except Charlie. Sorry. 173 00:16:22.07 --> 00:16:24.51 Sometimes it feels like... 174 00:16:26.77 --> 00:16:29.00 I'm separated from everything. 175 00:16:29.39 --> 00:16:31.51 Even Charlie. 176 00:16:32.38 --> 00:16:34.00 Do you know that feeling? 177 00:16:37.83 --> 00:16:40.96 Mum! They recognize me! 178 00:16:53.54 --> 00:17:54.80 She laughed. 179 00:17:56.50 --> 00:17:58.28 Did you do that? 180 00:17:01.63 --> 00:17:03.20 Well we better go. 181 00:17:03.65 --> 00:17:04.64 Thank you. 182 00:17:07.48 --> 00:17:09.51 You're welcome. 183 00:17:10.72 --> 00:17:12.63 Both of you. 184 00:17:20.13 --> 00:17:23.04 You know you can always tell me things. 185 00:17:25.05 --> 00:17:27.79 If you promise to always tell the truth, 186 00:17:28.83 --> 00:17:31.79 I promise I'll always believe you. 187 00:17:32.01 --> 00:17:34.23 Will you always tell me the truth? 188 00:17:35.36 --> 00:17:37.49 Yes 189 00:17:38.62 --> 00:17:40.84 Promise. 190 00:17:44.60 --> 00:17:47.11 Can I visit the bees again? 191 00:17:47.87 --> 00:17:49.37 Yes. 192 00:17:49.76 --> 00:17:51.42 Yeah, you can. 193 00:19:05.02 --> 00:19:07.19 Rob stopped paying the rent 194 00:19:08.02 --> 00:19:10.19 You know where to find him. 195 00:19:12.10 --> 00:19:14.89 You think she'd open the door to me? 196 00:19:15.78 --> 00:19:18.65 Can I get a few more hours? Just a few? 197 00:19:18.69 --> 00:19:21.81 We've got more girls than hours as it is. 198 00:19:25.69 --> 00:19:30.34 What was my brother thinking of bringing back a wild one like you? 199 00:19:34.91 --> 00:19:38.68 Break's over. Back to work now. 200 00:19:55.07 --> 00:19:58.55 Not too high. I've seen measles much worse. 201 00:19:59.07 --> 00:20:01.55 I'll check on him in a few days. 202 00:20:01.99 --> 00:20:04.21 It's good for him to have had it at his age. 203 00:20:06.03 --> 00:20:09.30 Might be better if your wee girl stays away though. 204 00:20:10.82 --> 00:20:13.39 Off you go, Connie. 205 00:20:13.60 --> 00:20:15.43 I remember you. 206 00:20:17.91 --> 00:20:21.18 -Do you? -Yes. From school. 207 00:20:22.83 --> 00:20:26.31 I don't need advice from you on how to look after my daughter. 208 00:20:27.49 --> 00:20:29.62 Of course. 209 00:20:50.25 --> 00:20:52.21 You don't have to go to her house. 210 00:20:52.25 --> 00:20:55.39 You could try the pub. Or the dogs. 211 00:20:57.00 --> 00:21:59.96 He'll turn up somewhere. 212 00:21:00.00 --> 00:21:03.57 Mum said the war made it so he can't stay still. 213 00:21:04.57 --> 00:21:05.70 Sorry. 214 00:21:08.23 --> 00:21:10.45 You can find someone else any time you like. 215 00:21:10.49 --> 00:21:13.45 -Hmph. -You're pretty enough. 216 00:21:13.49 --> 00:21:17.49 Yeah. Men round here see Rob ten paces behind me 217 00:21:17.54 --> 00:21:18.73 -even when he's off work or in town. 218 00:21:19.45 --> 00:21:20.51 Is that George? 219 00:21:21.00 --> 00:21:24.68 -Yeah. -Should you really be meeting him here? 220 00:21:25.12 --> 00:21:27.72 If she asks, say I was with you. Come on. 221 00:21:28.77 --> 00:21:31.29 -Come on. -Go on. Be careful. 222 00:21:46.26 --> 00:21:47.66 Hello. 223 00:21:47.89 --> 00:21:50.52 Charlie said he'd bring those next time he visited. 224 00:21:50.96 --> 00:21:52.75 Oh, I was passing after work, so... 225 00:21:52.79 --> 00:21:55.53 -From the mill? -Oh, I went the long way round. 226 00:21:56.58 --> 00:21:57.14 -I have to... -How are the bees? 227 00:22:57.19 --> 00:22:00.71 Oh. They're fine, thank you. 228 00:22:02.67 --> 00:22:04.02 Rob's left us. 229 00:22:05.33 --> 00:22:08.46 It's been happening gradually. I... 230 00:22:10.59 --> 00:22:14.42, My pay won't even cover the rent, and... 231 00:22:14.47 --> 00:22:18.51 I keep thinking I should just take Charlie and pack a bag and leave, but... 232 00:22:18.56 --> 00:22:22.39 train fare past Stirling's beyond me currently. 233 00:22:23.43 --> 00:22:27.65 -Do you need money? -No, no, that's not... I, umm... 234 00:22:27.70 --> 00:22:29.57 I've written to my father. He'll help. 235 00:22:29.61 --> 00:22:32.27 I just... wanted to tell you. 236 00:22:36.30 --> 00:22:39.62 Sorry. Perhaps I've caught you at a bad time. 237 00:22:39.82 --> 00:22:42.50 Thank you for the books. 238 00:23:39.42 --> 00:23:42.33 So this is how you say goodbye now? 239 00:23:49.82 --> 00:23:52.95 The last of your things? 240 00:24:02.18 --> 00:24:04.18 Charlie was playing with it. 241 00:24:05.16 --> 00:24:07.32 It's not a toy. 242 00:24:08.01 --> 00:24:10.80 He misses you. 243 00:24:11.44 --> 00:24:14.02 He's all right. 244 00:24:38.28 --> 00:24:40.52 Do you remember, Robbie? 245 00:25:01.56 --> 00:25:03.19 You're like no one I've ever met. 246 00:25:03.29 --> 00:25:06.16 Give me a proper goodbye, then. 247 00:25:09.99 --> 00:25:12.90 We're gonna be evicted. 248 00:25:15.36 --> 00:25:19.00 You have to learn to look after yourself. 249 00:25:20.74 --> 00:25:22.91 And that boy of yours. 250 00:25:23.26 --> 00:25:24.39 No, ours. 251 00:25:25.48 --> 00:25:27.01 -Don't talk clever. -Oh. 252 00:25:34.49 --> 00:25:36.58 -It's what you always do. 253 00:25:36.99 --> 00:25:39.10 Make things difficult. 254 00:25:42.21 --> 00:25:43.84 -Robbie? 255 00:25:44.28 --> 00:25:47.42 -Robbie, we're your family. 256 00:26:03.04 --> 00:26:05.52 So you say you've had this pain since your son was born. 257 00:26:05.57 --> 00:26:07.70 -Yes, that's right. -How long ago was that? 258 00:26:08.74 --> 00:26:10.09 Thomas will be ten on Tuesday. 259 00:26:11.92 --> 00:26:14.79 -You know it doesn't cost any more. -Yes. 260 00:26:17.14 --> 00:26:20.49 You didn't want to ask my father about this. 261 00:26:26.85 --> 00:26:28.98 Next? 262 00:26:29.29 --> 00:26:31.50 The promise we made was medicine for all 263 00:26:31.55 --> 00:26:33.94 and now we're charging for prescriptions. 264 00:26:33.99 --> 00:26:36.03 Jean, I'm a solicitor. 265 00:26:37.08 --> 00:26:39.74 I charge people just to sit in my office. 266 00:26:40.38 --> 00:26:46.17 So, she carried on going into work, the girl with the throat infection? 267 00:26:46.22 --> 00:26:48.78 They do, these women. 268 00:26:48.83 --> 00:26:50.70 They work and they keep quiet 269 00:26:50.74 --> 00:26:52.57 and they don't complain. 270 00:26:54.31 --> 00:26:56.53 I think I could make a difference there. 271 00:26:57.57 --> 00:26:59.45 Mmm. Have you got any help for yourself? 272 00:27:59.49 --> 00:27:03.01 No. I think it'd be odd to have a stranger in the house. 273 00:27:03.06 --> 00:27:05.63 -Worried they'll learn your secrets? 274 00:27:06.32 --> 00:27:08.15 What about you? 275 00:27:08.19 --> 00:27:11.94 Sarah's sister's been helping. She... 276 00:27:15.94 --> 00:27:18.64 She looks just like Sarah. 277 00:27:19.77 --> 00:27:24.30 After Mum, my father never bought the soap she used ever again. 278 00:27:26.12 --> 00:27:28.26 Silly old me. 279 00:27:30.69 --> 00:27:33.96 I'm sorry I wasn't here for the funeral. 280 00:27:36.96 --> 00:27:40.31 -We... We don't have to be alone. -Jim. 281 00:27:41.53 --> 00:27:43.62 We could sit together and... 282 00:27:44.67 --> 00:27:49.28 complain about the state of British politics until one of us dies. 283 00:27:50.63 --> 00:27:52.80 I think we'd be happy. 284 00:27:52.85 --> 00:27:54.28 We would. 285 00:27:57.04 --> 00:27:58.78 Will you think about it? 286 00:28:20.22 --> 00:28:23.27 Charlie, I'm going. Your sandwich is on the side. 287 00:29:22.37 --> 00:29:23.33 - Annie! 288 00:29:24.37 --> 00:29:26.03 My scissors. My scissors! 289 00:29:26.07 --> 00:29:27.20 Get it out. Be careful! 290 00:29:27.60 --> 00:29:29.77 Get it out! 291 00:29:31.82 --> 00:29:33.99 -What's going on? 292 00:29:34.04 --> 00:29:36.17 Out of the way. 293 00:29:36.99 --> 00:29:37.83 Ruined. 294 00:29:38.17 --> 00:29:40.48 Bloody women! 295 00:29:40.82 --> 00:29:43.57 Lydia, you know how he gets in the afternoons. 296 00:29:43.61 --> 00:29:45.92 Calm down. Just talk to him. 297 00:29:45.96 --> 00:29:48.14 Oh! Sodding mills. 298 00:29:48.18 --> 00:29:51.49 -I hate them. -I know, but... 299 00:29:51.73 --> 00:29:52.71 Annie! 300 00:29:52.75 --> 00:29:55.97 -What? -Get back here now. 301 00:29:56.53 --> 00:29:57.00 Huh. 302 00:29:57.33 --> 00:29:58.72 Fuck him. 303 00:30:58.77 --> 00:31:01.51 Hello, Mrs Bewick. I'm sorry, it's been a few days... 304 00:31:03.00 --> 00:31:05.34 It's Connie, she... 305 00:31:07.65 --> 00:31:12.44 I tried to keep her away. We've only got one room. 306 00:31:27.54 --> 00:31:29.85 Mum? 307 00:31:34.50 --> 00:31:36.64 Mum! 308 00:31:48.43 --> 00:31:50.65 ♪ When he went away 309 00:31:51.69 --> 00:31:54.26 ♪ The blues came in and met me ♪ 310 00:31:55.87 --> 00:31:58.18 ♪ If he stays away 311 00:31:59.22 --> 00:32:02.62, ♪ Old rockin' chair will get me ♪ 312 00:32:03.23 --> 00:32:05.49 ♪ All I do is pray 313 00:32:07.36 --> 00:32:09.93 ♪ The Lord above gonna let me 314 00:32:10.19 --> 00:32:15.80 ♪ Walk in the sun once more 315 00:32:17.81 --> 00:32:20.94 ♪ Can't go on 316 00:32:22.51 --> 00:32:25.68 ♪ Everything I have is gone 317 00:32:26.82 --> 00:32:28.82 ♪ Stormy weather 318 00:32:29.86 --> 00:32:32.87 -♪ Since my man and I... 319 00:32:34.08 --> 00:32:36.61 ♪ Ain't together 320 00:32:38.05 --> 00:32:40.66 ♪ Keeps rainin'... 321 00:32:56.17 --> 00:32:57.45 ♪ Stormy weather 322 00:33:58.54 --> 00:33:02.20 ♪ Since my man and I ain't together... ♪ 323 00:33:02.24 --> 00:33:03.64 Oi! 324 00:33:08.73 --> 00:33:10.82 Charlie. 325 00:33:12.08 --> 00:33:14.10 Excuse me. 326 00:33:14.53 --> 00:33:15.04 Charlie! 327 00:33:15.08 --> 00:33:18.04 Charlie, wait. What are you doin'? 328 00:33:19.09 --> 00:33:21.13 I was looking for you. 329 00:33:21.18 --> 00:33:23.53 You can't go running around the streets like that. 330 00:33:23.57 --> 00:33:25.74 What were you doing? - Nothing. 331 00:33:25.79 --> 00:33:27.44 That's not the truth. 332 00:33:30.01 --> 00:33:32.66 Are you all right? 333 00:33:32.71 --> 00:33:35.06 Can I drive you home? 334 00:33:49.42 --> 00:33:51.08 I was sacked. 335 00:33:52.02 --> 00:33:54.86 So I had a drink. 336 00:33:54.90 --> 00:33:57.08 Danced with a man whose name I didn't ask. 337 00:33:59.82 --> 00:34:02.39 You must think I'm awful. 338 00:34:02.69 --> 00:34:04.05 I don't. 339 00:34:04.09 --> 00:34:07.87 -The other day, you were so cold. -I'm sorry. 340 00:34:07.92 --> 00:34:10.14 -I thought that we... - It's nothing you did. 341 00:34:19.61 --> 00:34:21.37 What's wrong? 342 00:34:26.50 --> 00:34:29.00 A little girl died today. 343 00:34:29.69 --> 00:34:30.46 Oh. 344 00:34:32.02 --> 00:34:34.81 If I'd visited earlier, 345 00:34:34.99 --> 00:34:39.99 if she'd... called me... 346 00:34:41.10 --> 00:34:44.43 I should've just gone. 347 00:35:02.75 --> 00:35:03.89 Come on. 348 00:35:10.59 --> 00:35:11.99 Mum! 349 00:35:12.38 --> 00:35:14.18 Now what? 350 00:35:14.64 --> 00:35:16.69 Oh, God. 351 00:35:22.21 --> 00:35:24.51 We've been evicted. 352 00:35:52.20 --> 00:36:55.30 The last housekeeper left just after my father died. 353 00:35:56.62 --> 00:35:58.41 And... do we eat with you? 354 00:35:58.48 --> 00:35:59.68 Oh. 355 00:36:00.97 --> 00:36:02.00 Of course. 356 00:36:12.10 --> 00:36:14.90 So, this could be your room. 357 00:36:15.61 --> 00:36:17.77 Sorry, it's a bit... 358 00:36:19.10 --> 00:36:21.68 No one's slept in here in about 20 years. 359 00:36:26.35 --> 00:36:29.11 -Where are you? -Just downstairs. 360 00:36:30.15 --> 00:36:31.50 I thought I'd put Charlie in here. 361 00:36:37.69 --> 00:36:41.65 This used to be my bed. It probably won't survive being jumped on. 362 00:36:42.25 --> 00:36:44.93 Do I seem like the kind of person who might jump on a bed? 363 00:36:48.65 --> 00:36:49.91 -A little. 364 00:36:58.83 --> 00:37:01.93 Bees have five eyes and one spit of bone. 365 00:37:02.57 --> 00:37:05.40 And at the back of their abdomen is the stinger. 366 00:37:06.36 --> 00:37:07.53 Unlike the rest of the bees, 367 00:37:08.28 --> 00:37:10.73 the queen bee does not die when she stings 368 00:37:11.47 --> 00:37:13.77 and her body is twice as large, 369 00:37:15.02 --> 00:37:16.97 her life 30 times longer. 370 00:37:24.51 --> 00:37:25.20 Oof! 371 00:37:25.90 --> 00:37:27.83 The queen doesn't rule the hive. 372 00:37:28.07 --> 00:37:29.49 No one does. 373 00:37:30.33 --> 00:32:40.25 Everything's decided in harmony, 374 00:37:33.17 --> 00:37:36.59 except they don't use words. They dance. 375 00:37:37.44 --> 00:37:41.17 If you pay attention, they're talking to us all the time. 376 00:37:41.68 --> 00:37:42.26 Next. 377 00:37:45.80 --> 00:37:47.00 Please take a seat. 378 00:37:47.14 --> 00:37:50.95 Dr. Markham says if a beekeeper's worried the hive wants to swarm, 379 00:37:51.20 --> 00:37:55.08 they can calm the bees by tapping and the bees will answer by humming. 380 00:38:19.89 --> 00:38:23.94 Without bees, there would be no flowers and no fruit, 381 00:38:24.88 --> 00:38:28.00 and all we would have are enormous fields of grass. 382 00:38:29.90 --> 00:38:36.05 Dr. Markham says when all the honey bees die, the world will end. 383 00:38:42.87 --> 00:38:44.70 Fly over to the purple flower. 384 00:39:08.40 --> 00:39:11.86 -Dr. Markham, dance with us. -No, no. No. 385 00:39:12.08 --> 00:39:13.31 Come on. 386 00:39:21.88 --> 00:39:23.74 Come on, move your feet. 387 00:39:24.05 --> 00:39:25.24 Charlie. 388 00:39:25.98 --> 00:39:27.99 It's fine how you're doing it. 389 00:39:29.20 --> 00:39:30.85 Maybe lots of... 390 00:39:43.78 --> 00:39:44.98 And back. 391 00:39:46.34 --> 00:39:47.54 And back. 392 00:39:48.49 --> 00:39:49.28 Yes. 393 00:39:51.70 --> 00:39:53.60 Back. Yes. 394 00:39:54.19 --> 00:39:55.99 Just like that. 395 00:39:58.40 --> 00:40:00.34 A bike? 396 00:40:03.18 --> 00:40:04.36 -Oh. 397 00:40:10.95 --> 00:40:12.49 You didn't? 398 00:40:13.11 --> 00:40:15.02 Mr Wells was going to throw it away. 399 00:40:15.93 --> 00:40:17.54 It just needed a bit of oil. 400 00:40:17.90 --> 00:40:18.87 That's... 401 00:40:20.93 --> 00:40:22.50 Thank you. 402 00:40:24.88 --> 00:40:26.37 Thank you. 403 00:40:39.60 --> 00:40:42.68 I used to go out every Saturday, even after Charlie. 404 00:40:43.52 --> 00:40:45.99 I'd dance until my shoes wore out. 405 00:40:46.87 --> 00:40:48.46 And then I'd dance barefoot. 406 00:40:49.42 --> 00:40:50.92 How do you manage to be so... 407 00:40:52.02 --> 00:40:54.23 yourself? 408 00:40:55.93 --> 00:40:57.50 Do I? 409 00:40:58.54 --> 00:41:00.24 You can't help it. 410 00:41:01.85 --> 00:41:03.39 Mum! 411 00:41:04.81 --> 00:41:05.69 Uh-oh. 412 00:41:06.11 --> 00:41:09.99 Charlie. Charlie, we'll just have to leave it. 413 00:41:13.10 --> 00:41:14.15 Oh... 414 00:41:17.72 --> 00:41:20.09 What are you doing? 415 00:41:24.43 --> 00:41:26.15 Jean, be careful. 416 00:41:26.43 --> 00:41:28.98 It's freezing. 417 00:41:32.93 --> 00:41:35.97 Dr. Markham! 418 00:41:52.83 --> 0:41:55.16 Yay! 419 00:42:11.90 --> 00:42:13.49 You must be freezing. 420 00:42:20.36 --> 00:42:21.86 Thanks, Lydia. 421 00:42:22.55 --> 00:42:24.54 I'll get you some tea. 422 00:42:28.44 --> 00:42:30.11 What do you say, Charlie? 423 00:42:30.40 --> 00:42:33.38 -Thank you. - You're welcome. 424 00:42:33.77 --> 00:42:35.12 Thank you. 425 00:42:56.30 --> 00:42:58.07 Do you have a husband? 426 00:42:58.98 --> 00:43:02.07 You know she doesn't, Charlie. 427 00:43:11.88 --> 00:43:14.37 It's scandalous what they put back on shelves. 428 00:43:15.67 --> 00:43:18.00 Dr. Markham's got you scrubbing floors. 429 00:43:18.02 --> 00:43:19.31 I'm busy, Pam. 430 00:43:19.63 --> 00:43:21.45 Careful to stay respectable, 431 00:43:22.00 --> 00:43:24.64 or Robert will have something to say about where his son is. 432 00:43:24.66 --> 00:43:26.10 Dr. Markham's given us a home. 433 00:43:26.37 --> 00:43:29.44 -Your brother got us thrown out. -You know what she is? She's... 434 00:43:33.27 --> 00:43:35.18 She's made up wrong. 435 00:43:36.40 --> 00:43:39.15 There was rumors about an incident. 436 00:43:40.06 --> 00:43:42.50 With another girl. 437 00:43:43.49 --> 00:43:45.00 Wait, what do...? 438 00:43:46.30 --> 00:43:47.35 Pam, what do you...? 439 00:43:56.41 --> 00:43:58.38 Quick! Quick! In the foxhole! 440 00:43:58.66 --> 0:44:00.25 There's a bomber comin'! 441 00:44:00.39 --> 00:44:02.43 Bang, bang, bang, bang! 442 00:44:03.88 --> 00:44:05.33 Boom! 443 00:44:05.65 --> 00:44:07.19 What is that? 444 00:44:07.84 --> 00:44:08.99 What is it? 445 00:44:09.34 --> 00:44:10.96 I don't know. 446 00:44:11.10 --> 00:44:12.70 Well, anyway, you can have it. 447 00:44:12.74 --> 00:44:15.27 -No, I'm not having it. -Yeah. 448 00:44:16.45 --> 00:44:19.36 Nope, I'm not having it. I don't even know where it's been. 449 00:44:19.40 --> 00:44:20.88 I wonder what it is. 450 00:44:21.49 --> 00:44:23.27 Ooh. 451 00:44:23.32 --> 00:44:24.50 Is it...? 452 00:44:25.14 --> 00:44:28.15 -Ooh! 453 00:44:28.79 --> 00:44:32.39 My mum said sweethearts come here to kiss. 454 00:44:33.89 --> 00:44:36.60 So, is Dr. Markham your mum's best friend? 455 00:44:36.79 --> 00:44:38.85 No. Dr. Markham's my friend. 456 00:44:38.90 --> 00:44:40.90 Does she have a bath in her house? 457 00:44:40.94 --> 00:44:43.47 Yeah. It's a big one. 458 00:44:43.53 --> 00:44:45.36 It's even fixed to the floor. 459 00:44:45.44 --> 00:44:48.51 My mum said she was a dirty dyke when she was young. 460 00:44:51.85 --> 00:44:53.13 Come on. 461 00:45:01.28 --> 00:45:03.62 Go away. 462 00:45:05.80 --> 00:45:06.88 Oi! 463 00:45:08.90 --> 00:45:10.40 Oi, oi, get off. 464 00:45:10.75 --> 00:45:11.76 Oh, oh, oh! Get off! 465 00:45:11.80 --> 00:45:16.51 Oh, it's on me! Get it off me! Jean, get it off me. 466 00:45:16.60 --> 00:45:18.00 -Get it off me. -Stay still. 467 00:45:18.76 --> 00:45:20.68 -Stay still. 468 00:45:20.72 --> 00:45:22.81 Shh. Shh... 469 00:45:38.99 --> 00:45:39.99 No. 470 00:45:41.00 --> 00:45:43.18 We mustn't. 471 00:45:48.63 --> 00:45:50.79 What did you do to the bees? 472 00:45:50.99 --> 00:45:53.40 No, nothing. I, umm... I... 473 00:47:50.57 --> 00:47:53.49 I'll wear my sister's dress but taken in. I'm smaller in the waist. 474 00:48:06.32 --> 00:48:08.71 Three tiers high and as sweet as when we were little. 475 00:48:09.00 --> 00:48:11.72 -Mam may be hiding her sugar rations. -You're late. 476 00:48:11.76 --> 00:48:15.23 We've got 25 ounces now. He's gonna give us a proper place to live as well soon. 477 00:48:15.77 --> 00:48:17.59 We haven't set a date for the wedding yet, have we, Robbie? 478 00:48:17.94 --> 00:48:19.90 Wants everything yesterday, this one. 479 00:48:21.44 --> 00:48:22.62 Who gave you away, Pam? 480 00:48:22.65 --> 00:48:24.12 Your parents were dead, weren't they? 481 00:48:27.08 --> 00:48:28.43 That's right, yes. 482 00:48:30.79 --> 00:48:32.84 You did a fine job bringing this one up. 483 00:48:33.09 --> 00:48:34.13 Aye, she did. 484 00:48:34.77 --> 00:48:36.22 We managed. 485 00:48:41.92 --> 00:48:43.60 I saw Lydia in town. 486 00:48:44.88 --> 00:48:46.20 She's got a job now. 487 00:48:46.22 --> 00:48:48.10 Charwoman to that lady doctor. 488 00:48:48.12 --> 00:48:49.12 Housekeeper. 489 00:48:50.57 --> 00:48:52.98 Respectable. 490 00:48:54.37 --> 00:48:56.24 She looked well. 491 00:48:56.32 --> 00:48:58.99 Charlie's loving it too. He's taking care of the bees. 492 00:49:00.15 --> 00:49:03.76 I wouldn't be surprised if she's got someone looking after her now, too. 493 00:49:27.96 --> 00:49:29.29 - Lydia! 494 00:49:42.72 --> 00:49:44.03 It's nice. 495 00:49:44.07 --> 00:49:45.77 What are you doing here? 496 00:49:45.81 --> 00:49:48.21 A job the only new thing you got? 497 00:49:52.23 --> 00:49:56.52 -I think you'd better go home. -You've got someone then? 498 00:49:57.17 --> 00:50:00.74 - Do you care? - Of course I do. 499 00:50:01.05 --> 00:50:02.85 Charlie's my son. 500 00:50:02.99 --> 00:50:05.38 He needs me to teach him how to be a man. 501 00:50:10.84 --> 00:50:12.97 You might need me too. 502 00:50:14.01 --> 00:50:16.01 What about her? 503 00:50:16.29 --> 00:50:18.97 She's not you. 504 00:50:23.72 --> 00:50:25.89 Don't you want me back? 505 00:50:27.20 --> 00:50:29.99 I never wanted you to go. 506 00:50:34.77 --> 00:50:36.95 No. 507 00:50:43.83 --> 00:50:45.31 I can take Charlie... 508 00:50:46.18 --> 00:50:48.31 any time I want. 509 00:51:23.65 --> 00:51:25.82 Do you have someone? 510 00:51:26.18 --> 00:51:27.44 Uh... 511 00:51:29.79 --> 00:51:31.40 I have you. 512 00:51:39.14 --> 00:51:41.23 Night-night. 513 00:51:41.83 --> 00:51:43.93 Sleep tight. 514 00:55:15.95 --> 00:55:17.10 Mmm... 515 00:55:17.78 --> 00:55:19.73 You talk in your sleep. 516 00:55:20.89 --> 00:55:22.40 Do I? 517 00:55:22.83 --> 00:55:24.70 -Hmm. -What did I say? 518 00:55:27.80 --> 00:55:29.72 I don't know that I should say. 519 00:55:30.40 --> 00:55:31.63 What? 520 00:55:32.70 --> 00:55:35.51 You listed types of penicillin. 521 00:55:36.60 --> 00:55:39.77 I only have very dull secrets. 522 00:55:39.81 --> 00:55:41.96 That's not true. 523 00:55:57.45 --> 00:55:59.84 Did you always know? 524 00:56:06.05 --> 00:56:08.42 I loved someone. 525 00:56:10.43 --> 00:56:11.86 Rose. 526 00:56:13.13 --> 00:56:15.76 I suppose I didn't have those words. 527 00:56:17.53 --> 00:56:19.94 But that's what it was. 528 00:56:20.88 --> 00:56:23.41 We used to walk to that loch. 529 00:56:29.08 --> 00:56:33.09 There were some... boys. 530 00:56:45.36 --> 00:56:47.93 Rose was badly hurt. 531 00:56:54.93 --> 00:56:56.60 After that... 532 00:56:57.45 --> 00:57:00.55 my father felt that I couldn't stay. 533 00:57:01.27 --> 00:57:05.25 He said this town was too small for secrets. 534 00:57:07.72 --> 00:57:10.91 So I left. 535 00:57:11.88 --> 00:57:15.61 I never stayed anywhere long enough for people to know me. 536 00:57:20.00 --> 00:57:23.44 But secrets find a way out in big towns, too. 537 00:57:24.51 --> 00:57:27.10 Then my father died. 538 00:57:27.33 --> 00:57:29.84 And there was his house. 539 00:57:30.78 --> 00:57:34.05 And they needed a doctor here. 540 00:57:34.32 --> 00:57:38.94 And I suppose I wanted to stop running. 541 00:57:40.16 --> 00:57:43.90 To do some good here this time. 542 00:58:07.70 --> 00:58:09.10 Oh! 543 00:58:10.56 --> 00:58:12.14 Shit! 544 00:58:29.10 --> 00:58:31.49 It recognizes you. 545 00:58:31.73 --> 00:58:34.21 How could a bee recognize you? 546 00:58:34.28 --> 00:58:36.99 Not it, she. 547 00:58:38.83 --> 00:58:42.70 -Do women ever kiss each other? -Huh. 548 00:58:44.25 --> 00:58:45.79 Shh. 549 00:59:12.78 --> 00:59:13.75 Charlie? 550 00:59:15.09 --> 00:59:17.45 -Has Charlie been past? -No, I haven't seen him. 551 00:59:17.59 --> 00:59:19.17 -Sorry about that. -He's probably just playing. 552 00:59:19.21 --> 00:59:23.86 I just want to know where he is. Sorry. 553 00:59:23.98 --> 00:59:24.96 Hmph. 554 00:59:27.87 --> 00:59:29.30 Lydia? 555 00:59:30.17 --> 00:59:32.59 Charlie! There you are. 556 00:59:32.63 --> 00:59:35.86 You weren't back for your dinner. You must be starving hungry. 557 00:59:36.45 --> 00:59:37.42 Are you OK? 558 00:59:39.10 --> 00:59:42.41 Are you all right? What's wrong? 559 00:59:43.16 --> 00:59:45.93 You've not been scrapping again, have you? 560 00:59:49.60 --> 00:59:52.11 George touched her... 561 00:59:53.10 --> 00:59:55.15 down there. 562 00:59:56.21 --> 00:59:59.78 Why would she want him to do that? 563 01:00:07.04 --> 01:00:10.22 -Sorry, Jim. Thanks. - All right. 564 01:00:10.77 --> 01:00:12.38 Thank you. 565 01:00:12.70 --> 01:00:15.88 All right. Here you go. 566 01:00:21.68 --> 01:00:24.04 - There we go. -Thank you. 567 01:00:28.01 --> 01:00:29.72 And there you go. 568 01:00:29.76 --> 01:00:30.46 Thank you. 569 01:01:28.57 --> 01:01:34.13 Oh, no, my love, I can't dance like you. 570 01:01:36.08 --> 01:01:37.52 - No! 571 01:01:43.36 --> 01:01:47.14 Uh, I, umm, better clear up. 572 01:01:59.87 --> 01:02:02.99 I should take Meg home. 573 01:02:04.00 --> 01:02:08.21 We've... We've become very close. 574 01:02:10.22 --> 01:02:12.78 It's a small town, Jean. 575 01:02:12.82 --> 01:02:14.91 No one knows anything. 576 01:02:14.95 --> 01:02:17.68 -Her husband's left her. -He's still her husband. 577 01:02:17.72 --> 01:02:21.79 The law is entirely on his side. He could take Charlie away. 578 01:02:21.83 --> 01:02:24.35 Does Lydia know that? 579 01:02:24.50 --> 01:02:26.73 What does Charlie know? 580 01:02:26.82 --> 01:02:30.05 -Nothing. -That's good. 581 01:02:33.87 --> 01:02:35.49 There... There was a time... 582 01:02:37.44 --> 01:02:40.05 when I would have given anything for you to look at me 583 01:02:40.09 --> 01:02:42.54 the way you looked at her. 584 01:02:45.19 --> 01:02:47.85 Wouldn't it have been easier? 585 01:02:50.40 --> 01:02:52.55 I'm sorry. 586 01:02:53.21 --> 01:02:56.08 We'll see you and Meg again soon? 587 01:02:56.53 --> 01:02:58.98 Yes, yes. 588 01:03:00.62 --> 01:03:02.91 Of course. 589 01:03:03.87 --> 01:03:07.13 This is irresponsible, Jean. 590 01:03:17.23 --> 01:03:20.24 Meg's sound asleep. 591 01:03:20.89 --> 01:03:22.25 I'm gonna take her home. But thank you. 592 01:03:22.35 --> 01:03:24.28 - Thank you. - We'll see ourselves out. 593 01:03:24.33 --> 01:03:26.76 Goodbye. 594 01:03:38.12 --> 01:03:42.37 It'll be all right. I promise. 595 01:04:17.00 --> 01:04:20.21 Oh. Can't sleep? 596 01:04:23.99 --> 01:04:26.74 Is someone gonna take me away? 597 01:04:27.78 --> 01:04:30.30 Why would you think that? 598 01:04:31.92 --> 01:04:34.70 Charlie, why would you think that? 599 01:04:39.52 --> 01:04:42.14 I don't know. 600 01:04:47.61 --> 01:04:49.37 Night. 601 01:05:24.39 --> 01:05:26.51 We have so much time to decide. 602 01:05:29.89 --> 01:05:33.15 -So why didn't you tell me earlier? -I don't know. 603 01:05:33.19 --> 01:05:35.24 I didn't know about it. 604 01:05:56.03 --> 01:05:59.63 -Shameful. And with the doctor. -I know. 605 01:06:03.88 --> 01:06:05.66 - Oh, Mum. -Charlie. 606 01:06:07.65 --> 01:06:11.19 -Have you said something? -About what? 607 01:06:12.40 --> 01:06:15.19 Please don't lie to me. 608 01:06:15.22 --> 01:06:17.42 I'm not lying. 609 01:06:18.27 --> 01:06:21.36 Remember, I promised to always tell the truth. 610 01:06:21.40 --> 01:06:24.25 Yeah, I know. Sorry. 611 01:06:30.95 --> 01:06:33.08 All right, Charlie. 612 01:06:34.12 --> 01:06:36.73 Well! What, no cuddle? 613 01:06:36.78 --> 01:06:37.39 Come here. 614 01:06:37.43 --> 01:06:39.04 -Hi. 615 01:06:41.09 --> 01:06:42.53 - How are you? -I'm good. 616 01:06:42.56 --> 01:06:44.25 -This is so nice. -I know. 617 01:06:44.47 --> 01:06:45.24 Wow. 618 01:06:45.28 --> 01:06:47.42 -Come in. -Thanks. 619 01:06:48.16 --> 01:06:51.97 I have been on my feet all day. 620 01:06:52.60 --> 01:06:55.84 George says I need to take care of myself. 621 01:06:55.89 --> 01:06:58.58 -Oh. -He's getting a job in a hotel. 622 01:06:58.66 --> 01:07:00.90 -Oh. -Hm-hmm. 623 01:07:05.78 --> 01:07:07.77 You won't rush things, will you? 624 01:07:07.81 --> 01:07:09.42 Well... 625 01:07:11.99 --> 01:07:14.55 Umm... 626 01:07:15.30 --> 01:07:16.69 Hm-hmm. 627 01:07:17.78 --> 01:07:19.91 Yeah. 628 01:07:20.01 --> 01:07:21.50 Oh. 629 01:07:21.86 --> 01:07:24.87 -I see. -Yeah. We'll be fine. 630 01:07:26.56 --> 01:07:29.09 You don't know that, though. 631 01:07:29.45 --> 01:07:31.49 I didn't. 632 01:07:32.21 --> 01:07:34.58 I do. 633 01:07:38.37 --> 01:07:44.63 He makes me feel like I can have whatever life I want. 634 01:07:46.02 --> 01:07:48.24 You know what I mean? 635 01:07:49.29 --> 01:07:52.77 - Hmm. -You do, don't you? 636 01:07:52.85 --> 01:07:54.12 Hmm. 637 01:07:55.90 --> 01:07:57.25 Yeah. 638 01:07:57.93 --> 01:08:00.26 Yeah, I do. 639 01:08:49.88 --> 01:08:52.43 -Mum? - Charlie. 640 01:08:53.88 --> 01:08:55.77 Charlie? 641 01:08:57.35 --> 01:08:58.83 Charlie. 642 01:08:58.77 --> 01:09:02.10 Love, did you see something just then? Shall we talk about it? 643 01:09:02.14 --> 01:09:03.84 Stop talking. 644 01:09:03.88 --> 01:09:06.04 -Charlie, please. - Stop it! 645 01:09:06.12 --> 01:09:07.86 -Let's... -Stop it! 646 01:09:08.54 --> 01:09:11.54 You promised to tell me the truth! 647 01:09:11.59 --> 01:09:15.46 You're always keeping secrets and leaving me out! 648 01:09:15.73 --> 01:09:19.68 You're dirty dykes! 649 01:09:46.93 --> 01:09:48.41 I don't know what to tell him. 650 01:09:49.63 --> 01:09:51.76 I'm so sorry. 651 01:09:52.28 --> 01:09:53.72 I... 652 01:09:56.18 --> 01:09:59.02 How do we explain? 653 01:09:59.10 --> 01:10:03.29 He has to understand that he must keep quiet. 654 01:10:03.33 --> 01:10:05.47 Is that what you're worried about? 655 01:10:05.53 --> 01:10:08.73 -If he tells anyone... -He starts school next week. 656 01:10:08.87 --> 01:10:11.37 You can't make a ten-year-old keep a secret. 657 01:10:11.44 --> 01:10:14.66 Then what are we going to do? 658 01:10:21.37 --> 01:10:22.79 I want this. 659 01:10:22.83 --> 01:10:28.30 Remember that... in the next few days and weeks. 660 01:10:29.58 --> 01:10:33.00 Try hard to remember that. 661 01:11:50.81 --> 01:11:53.30 Is Dad here? 662 01:11:55.39 --> 01:11:57.23 Come on upstairs. 663 01:11:57.41 --> 01:11:59.25 Come on. 664 01:12:07.15 --> 01:12:09.93 - Charlie? 665 01:12:10.68 --> 01:12:12.81 He's not in the house. 666 01:12:13.80 --> 01:12:14.99 His bike's gone. 667 01:12:15.36 --> 01:12:17.73 -Can we...? -Yes. 668 01:12:20.61 --> 01:12:25.43 Mum and Dr. Markham kiss on the mouths. 669 01:12:26.83 --> 01:12:29.26 I saw them. 670 01:12:30.76 --> 01:12:34.22 They kiss each other all over. 671 01:12:34.40 --> 01:12:36.75 What? 672 01:12:37.48 --> 01:12:39.33 She touched her. 673 01:12:40.36 --> 01:12:42.80 -Down there. -Oh, Jesus! 674 01:12:42.84 --> 01:12:44.63 -Rob... -Christ! 675 01:12:50.60 --> 01:12:53.63 You saw this, Charlie? 676 01:12:53.67 --> 01:12:56.33 Will I be taken away? 677 01:12:56.63 --> 01:12:58.03 What? 678 01:12:58.40 --> 01:13:01.90 Am I going to be taken away? 679 01:13:02.71 --> 01:13:04.65 No. 680 01:13:04.73 --> 01:13:06.65 No, no, no. 681 01:13:09.60 --> 01:13:12.93 Not while I'm around. 682 01:13:13.04 --> 01:13:14.82 And where's he gonna go? 683 01:13:14.97 --> 01:13:17.01 There's no room at mine. 684 01:13:17.33 --> 01:13:19.40 He'll stay here for now. 685 01:13:19.55 --> 01:13:22.10 What if she comes looking for him? Am I to deal with that, am I? 686 01:13:22.20 --> 01:13:24.15 -Of course not. -He's your son, Robert. 687 01:13:24.30 --> 01:13:27.14 -You're to see he's looked after. -Then I'll stay here as well then. 688 01:13:27.28 --> 01:13:29.46 -What? -Till we find somewhere with more room. 689 01:13:29.54 --> 01:13:31.17 -And when will that be? -Soon. 690 01:13:31.26 --> 01:13:33.02 Charlie! 691 01:13:38.71 --> 01:13:41.42 Charlie! Is he here? 692 01:13:43.86 --> 01:13:47.20 Charlie. Charlie, love, I'm sorry. Let's go home. 693 01:13:47.32 --> 01:13:50.86 -Come on, let's go home. -Charlie's gonna stay here with me. 694 01:13:50.66 --> 01:13:54.17 Charlie? Charlie, come on. 695 01:13:55.33 --> 01:13:56.89 I want to stay with Dad. 696 01:13:57.00 --> 01:14:00.06 No. No, love, you don't realize what you're saying. 697 01:14:00.15 --> 01:14:03.53 Didn't you hear him? You, go. 698 01:14:03.93 --> 01:14:04.99 No. 699 01:14:05.36 --> 01:14:09.43 Rob. Rob, I mean... What, you're not gonna look after him. 700 01:14:09.58 --> 01:14:12.98 Don't you tell me what I can do with my son. Charlie, go upstairs. Upstairs! 701 01:14:13.06 --> 01:14:14.25 -Charlie! - Now. 702 01:14:14.29 --> 01:14:17.04 -Rob, please. -Charlie stays here. 703 01:14:17.28 --> 01:14:20.24 -Or we'll see what a court of law says. -What? 704 01:14:20.29 --> 01:14:22.72 He'll tell them the disgusting things he's seen. 705 01:14:23.27 --> 01:14:25.52 Disgusting? What's he...? 706 01:14:25.77 --> 01:14:29.58 If you come back here, I'll call the police. 707 01:14:29.83 --> 01:14:32.52 You'll never see Charlie again. 708 01:14:33.24 --> 01:14:35.95, -Maybe we need to go. 709 01:14:36.83 --> 01:14:40.23 Margaret, what's going on out there? 710 01:15:06.16 --> 01:15:08.93 Mmm... 711 01:16:31.38 --> 01:16:32.79 Charlie. 712 01:16:34.92 --> 01:16:36.73 Come with me. 713 01:17:40.70 --> 01:17:42.97 I... 714 01:18:01.94 --> 01:18:04.03 Does it hurt the tree when you cut it down? 715 01:18:05.69 --> 01:18:07.60 It's a tree. 716 01:18:08.04 --> 01:18:10.13 But trees are alive. 717 01:18:13.71 --> 01:18:15.34 If you take him to court, 718 01:18:15.45 --> 01:18:17.96 he'll testify to the nature of your relationship. 719 01:18:18.10 --> 01:18:21.53 And no judge would award the two of you Charlie in that circumstance. 720 01:18:25.25 --> 01:18:28.71 There are notices in every paper. 721 01:18:28.97 --> 01:18:32.02 They need doctors. 722 01:18:33.60 --> 01:18:35.88 Only ones with good references. 723 01:18:36.33 --> 01:18:39.94 You are never going to make that town home, 724 01:18:40.81 --> 01:18:43.20 not living like this. 725 01:18:44.12 --> 01:18:48.73 Those sort of people don't change their minds. 726 01:18:50.61 --> 01:18:52.89 They'll never have a doctor like you again. 727 01:18:54.26 --> 01:18:57.31 They don't want a doctor like me. 728 01:18:59.48 --> 01:19:01.65 No. 729 01:19:02.18 --> 01:19:04.74 Thank you for seeing me, Jim. 730 01:19:06.27 --> 01:19:09.09 You'll visit again soon? 731 01:19:09.25 --> 01:19:11.12 With Meg? 732 01:19:13.14 --> 01:19:14.45 I'll see. 733 01:19:17.11 --> 01:19:19.32 It's a long drive. 734 01:19:30.26 --> 01:19:31.70 She thinks she's his father 735 01:19:31.84 --> 01:19:33.07 just 'cause she's with my wife? 736 01:19:33.11 --> 01:19:36.43 It doesn't matter what she thinks. The law's on your side. 737 01:19:38.53 --> 01:19:40.61 Nobody wants her here. 738 01:19:40.65 --> 01:19:43.65 She can't work. She can't walk down the street. 739 01:19:45.48 --> 01:19:49.31 You'll be here tonight to help with Annie? 740 01:19:49.61 --> 01:19:52.40 Does she know what's happening? 741 01:19:52.54 --> 01:19:54.10 We've had words. 742 01:19:54.24 --> 01:19:55.80 She'll kick up a fuss. 743 01:19:55.84 --> 01:19:57.30 She'll. She knows what's good for her. 744 01:19:57.67 --> 01:19:59.10 Stop! 745 01:20:10.22 --> 01:20:12.46 I need to think straight. 746 01:20:12.54 --> 01:20:15.86 Jim says there are lots of career opportunities out there. 747 01:20:15.90 --> 01:20:19.12 -Not just doctors; all kinds. -I'm gonna go and get him. 748 01:20:19.16 --> 01:20:21.65 -You can't! -I have to. 749 01:20:21.69 --> 01:20:25.26 If I was any kind of mother, I wouldn't have let him stay. 750 01:20:25.30 --> 01:20:27.52 I can't stand being here without him. 751 01:20:27.56 --> 01:20:29.83 -Can't you? -Of course I can't. 752 01:20:31.41 --> 01:20:33.61 We should've thought about what would happen. 753 01:20:33.92 --> 01:20:35.05 I did. 754 01:20:36.14 --> 01:20:38.93 I tried to keep away from you. 755 01:20:40.23 --> 01:20:44.37 Lydia, Lydia! Please. You know Robert will call the police. 756 01:20:44.41 --> 01:20:46.46 I don't care. 757 01:20:46.60 --> 01:20:49.56 -I just want him home. -But what then? 758 01:20:49.60 --> 01:20:52.11 We need to think this through. 759 01:20:52.16 --> 01:20:57.29 We can't just bring him back here. It won't be like it was. 760 01:20:57.44 --> 01:21:00.30 If we tell Robert that we'll leave quietly, 761 01:21:01.11 --> 01:21:03.73 that no one has to know, 762 01:21:03.78 --> 1:21:06.66 he might just let Charlie go. 763 01:21:14.95 --> 01:21:16.61 Thank you for coming. 764 01:21:27.77 --> 01:21:29.25 Who's at the door? 765 01:21:37.96 --> 01:21:39.03 -Stay in here. 766 01:21:40.55 --> 01:21:42.12 What's going on? 767 01:21:43.38 --> 01:21:45.56 What's going on? 768 01:21:53.32 --> 01:21:55.57 All right, Annie, I need you to lie down. 769 01:21:55.61 --> 01:22:00.00 We're gonna fix your situation. I just need you to stay calm. 770 01:22:00.40 --> 01:22:01.88 Ow! Get off! 771 01:22:01.92 --> 01:22:06.01 -Rob, I need... Rob... - Ow! Get off me! 772 01:22:06.40 --> 01:22:07.41 - Shh. 773 01:22:08.65 --> 01:22:11.06 Get off me! Get off me! Mum! 774 01:22:12.11 --> 01:22:13.54 -Shh, shh, shh. 775 01:22:13.69 --> 01:22:14.98 No! 776 01:22:24.53 --> 01:22:25.43 No! 777 01:22:26.69 --> 01:22:29.26 No! No! 778 01:22:31.40 --> 01:22:36.75 No! No! 779 01:22:54.71 --> 01:22:57.41 What's happening with Annie? 780 01:22:57.86 --> 01:22:59.81 Nothing. 781 01:23:03.59 --> 01:23:06.38 You're not to say anything about this, do you understand? 782 01:23:09.34 --> 01:23:12.79 I think I should go to Dr. Markham's. I need to go check on the bees. 783 01:23:12.83 --> 01:23:16.52 Hey. It's time you stopped going on about those bees. 784 01:23:19.65 --> 01:23:21.90 They listen to me. 785 01:23:22.62 --> 01:23:25.01 No, they don't. 786 01:23:34.06 --> 01:23:36.23 You can't be like this, Charlie. 787 01:23:37.89 --> 1:23:39.15 Be a man. 788 01:23:40.02 --> 01:23:41.59 What if I can't? 789 01:23:44.15 --> 01:23:46.50 Not everyone knows how to be like you. 790 01:23:49.03 --> 01:23:51.51 What are you talking about? 791 01:23:51.86 --> 01:24:54.26 -I said what are you talking about? 792 01:23:59.59 --> 01:24:01.39 I'll speak to you later. Stay here. 793 01:24:27.17 --> 01:24:29.68 How are you doing, Annie, love? Hmm? 794 01:24:29.72 --> 01:24:32.20 How are you feeling? Are you all right? 795 01:25:08.60 --> 01:25:11.89 Help me! 796 01:25:22.77 --> 01:25:24.34 Dr. Markham! 797 01:25:26.52 --> 01:25:27.87 -Charlie? -Charlie. 798 01:25:27.91 --> 01:25:31.39 - Annie needs you. -What? 799 01:25:31.44 --> 01:25:33.70 - It's bad. -I'll get my things. 800 01:25:33.74 --> 01:25:35.96 -Well, let's... -No, stay. I'll deal with this. 801 01:25:36.01 --> 01:25:38.92 -Charlie, what's happened? -You promised you wouldn't lie to me. 802 01:25:39.97 --> 01:25:41.23 I know. 803 01:25:42.66 --> 01:25:44.14 I'm sorry. 804 01:25:46.02 --> 01:25:49.71 -I've missed you so much. -You won't tell me the truth. 805 01:25:53.50 --> 01:25:55.50 I love Jean. 806 01:25:56.42 --> 01:25:57.55 I do. 807 01:25:59.77 --> 01:26:01.60 But I'm still the same person. 808 01:26:02.51 --> 01:26:04.64 Nothing else has changed. 809 01:26:06.04 --> 01:26:07.30 Look, 810 01:26:09.13 --> 01:26:13.96 a lie and a secret aren't the same thing. 811 01:26:14.00 --> 01:26:16.05 You can't ever know everything about me, 812 01:26:17.66 --> 01:26:20.53 like I can't ever know everything about you, but... 813 01:26:20.57 --> 01:26:22.70 that's all right, isn't it? 814 01:26:35.28 --> 01:26:37.55 She's tachycardic. 815 01:26:37.59 --> 01:26:40.81 What did they use? Was it something sharp or was it a tube? 816 01:26:40.85 --> 01:26:44.81 It was a tube. 817 01:26:44.86 --> 01:26:47.34 How long ago did it happen? 818 01:26:47.38 --> 01:26:50.30 -How long? -About an hour ago. 819 01:26:50.34 --> 01:26:52.04 What you've done is illegal. 820 01:27:03.27 --> 01:27:05.40 Oh. She needs a hospital. 821 01:27:05.44 --> 01:27:07.58 She needs a dilation and curettage procedure. 822 01:27:07.62 --> 01:27:11.06 Have you done that? Can you do it, please? Please? 823 01:27:11.10 --> 01:27:12.80 -I don't know. -Please? Please? 824 01:27:12.84 --> 01:27:14.76 Please? Please? 825 01:27:20.11 --> 01:27:22.98 Get her head down and her legs up, quickly. 826 01:27:24.37 --> 01:27:25.55 All right. 827 01:27:27.81 --> 01:27:29.68 I need to sterilize. 828 01:27:39.87 --> 01:27:42.00 Charlie, go upstairs. 829 01:27:47.27 --> 01:27:51.10 Charlie, go up to your room and stay there. 830 01:27:58.23 --> 01:28:01.76 -Charlie's not here. -Get out of the way! Charlie! 831 01:28:03.54 --> 01:28:05.46 Where is he? 832 01:28:05.50 --> 01:28:07.33 -Stop it, stop it. -Get out of my fucking way. Charlie! 833 01:28:07.37 --> 01:28:09.59 -Rob! -Get your fucking hands off me! 834 01:28:09.64 --> 01:28:10.99 -Charlie! -Come back! 835 01:28:16.30 --> 01:28:18.12 -Get out. -Where is he? 836 01:28:18.17 --> 01:28:21.17 -Get out of this house. -Where the fuck is he, Lydia? 837 01:28:21.21 --> 01:28:23.35 Is he in there? Charlie! 838 01:28:32.49 --> 01:28:35.27 -Is she man enough for you? 839 01:28:35.32 --> 01:28:37.01 She's more than you ever were. 840 01:28:38.58 --> 01:28:43.76 It's filthy, Lydia. I won't have it in my town. 841 01:28:43.80 --> 01:28:47.37 I'm warning you. I'm warning you! 842 01:28:47.41 --> 01:28:49.37 - Mum! -We'll do what we want. 843 01:28:49.42 --> 01:28:50.63 And then what? 844 01:28:52.20 --> 01:28:54.99 Whatever I do next, I decide. 845 01:28:55.03 --> 01:28:57.21 I won't go with you because you're a joke! 846 01:29:00.12 --> 01:29:01.91 Come on! 847 01:29:19.53 --> 01:29:21.49 -Get off me! -Stay still! 848 01:29:29.72 --> 01:29:31.76 -Stop it! -Stay still! 849 01:29:31.81 --> 01:29:33.29 Mum! 850 01:29:37.94 --> 01:29:39.07 Lydia! 851 01:29:46.08 --> 01:29:47.43 Stay still! 852 01:29:51.65 --> 01:29:53.52 Wake up! 853 01:29:53.57 --> 01:29:55.92 Come on, wake up! 854 01:29:55.96 --> 01:29:58.31 Wake up, please! 855 01:30:02.62 --> 01:30:06.14 -No, no! -Look at me. 856 01:30:07.02 --> 01:30:09.23 You're still my wife. 857 01:30:13.59 --> 01:30:15.20 Come on! 858 01:30:22.91 --> 01:30:24.61 No! 859 01:30:56.11 --> 01:30:57.85 -Mum! - Charlie. 860 01:31:00.63 --> 01:31:03.51 Charlie, Charlie... 861 01:31:03.55 --> 01:31:06.47 It's all right, Mum. They're swarming. 862 01:31:35.19 --> 01:31:38.54 Mum, look. They're dancing. 863 01:33:29.57 --> 01:33:31.09 Annie? 864 01:33:33.79 --> 01:33:35.18 Annie? 865 01:33:46.76 --> 01:33:49.89 You try and sleep. Doctor. 866 01:33:51.63 --> 01:33:54.63 Thank you. Thank you. 867 01:33:57.25 --> 01:33:58.99 You'll be here, won't you? 868 01:35:30.34 --> 01:35:34.60 As summer comes to an end, the bees gather inside the hive. 869 01:35:46.57 --> 01:35:49.14 What? 870 01:35:49.18 --> 01:35:51.01 I'm watching your feet dance around. 871 01:35:51.05 --> 01:35:53.88 Well, you can watch later. 872 01:35:53.93 --> 01:35:56.58 Right now, I need you to make sure that Charlie's packed. 873 01:36:14.38 --> 01:36:16.82 I won't be able to talk to you. 874 01:36:18.30 --> 01:36:20.78 You won't know what I'm doing, but... 875 01:36:23.09 --> 01:36:24.52 you'll be all right. 876 01:36:30.14 --> 01:36:32.10 What do they do in there in the winter? 877 01:36:32.79 --> 01:36:35.97 Sleep. Eat. 878 01:36:36.01 --> 01:36:38.41 Wait for the warmth to come again. 879 01:36:41.89 --> 01:36:44.76 Mum says you're going to meet us in a few months. 880 01:36:44.80 --> 01:36:48.85 I have to put things right here, then I'll be along. 881 01:36:51.03 --> 01:36:54.20 You won't though, will you? 882 01:36:58.30 --> 01:36:59.73 I won't say anything. 883 01:37:00.86 --> 01:37:02.47 Thank you. 884 01:37:04.00 --> 01:37:06.04 You're my best friend. 885 01:37:12.18 --> 01:37:14.31 Come home one day, will you? 886 01:37:22.06 --> 01:37:23.63 Take care of the bees. 887 01:37:28.41 --> 01:37:30.37 Charlie, would you run and find a porter? 888 01:37:41.34 --> 01:37:43.38 It'll be a while, won't it, 889 01:37:44.52 --> 01:37:46.26 before you can join us? 890 01:37:47.08 --> 01:37:48.52 There's a lot to do. 891 01:37:55.00 --> 01:37:56.40 I love you. 892 01:37:59.88 --> 01:38:01.49 I love you too. 893 01:38:37.09 --> 01:38:39.22 -Mum. 894 01:38:42.10 --> 01:38:44.40 -All aboard! -All aboard! 895 01:39:06.64 --> 01:39:08.08 Bye. 896 01:39:55.78 --> 01:39:58.87 So much has faded now. 897 01:39:58.91 --> 01:40:02.09 But I remember my mother waving. 898 01:40:02.13 --> 01:40:04.57 And I remember Jean walking away. 899 01:40:06.83 --> 01:40:09.27 I remember what their time together meant. 900 01:40:12.10 --> 01:40:15.06 My mother's life was brighter than it ever would've been 901 01:40:15.10 --> 01:40:16.93 had Jean not shown her the way. 902 01:40:18.76 --> 01:40:22.02 And my mother's love gave Jean the strength to stop running, 903 01:40:23.33 --> 01:40:24.98 to be proud. 904 01:40:27.07 --> 01:40:30.59 The buzz of change was coming even to that town, 905 01:40:30.64 --> 01:40:35.30 although it was too soon and quiet for my mother and Jean to hear it together. 906 01:40:37.30 --> 01:40:39.43 But I had heard the echo. 907 01:40:41.65 --> 01:40:43.78 And so many of us would follow it. 57084