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I just wanted to check you're on the
case with the good news story.
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Don't worry, Mr. Mack. We are hot on the
case. We think you're Verity Loveday.
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Get out!
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I owe you two an apology.
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I'm even thinking of auditioning for the
Village Band.
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Are you sure that's a good idea?
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Enjoy New York? Oh, I haven't decided.
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I reckon you have.
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What student's here?
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It's the Moor. Who?
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Bonnie is amazing.
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Please come. Just remember that she's a
person, Addy.
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Not a project. Be careful.
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Most impressive, Miss Darrow.
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It's all thanks to Miriam, really. She
let us share her story.
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I've brought some of my Verity Loveday
books along, hoping she'll sign them.
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I have a feeling she will. She's very
excited.
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And she's not the only special guest on
the list.
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Go go go!
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It all happened right here in our
village. You can do good books.
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Dorothy Dangerfield ran a bookshop, but
she was also this amazing codebreaker.
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Mrs. Jensen knew her and wrote about
her. Dorothy translated enemy messages
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saved hundreds of lives.
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She definitely saved mine. The bookshop
was my happy place.
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Until she left.
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The operation closed down and moved on.
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All that's left are memories and a
mysteriously locked safe in the
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Sadly, I have no idea what the code is.
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Where did this come from?
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Frank found it in the council records.
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It was from her identity card. She had
to be so brave.
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She must have known there were enemy
agents looking for her.
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She risked her life for the good of the
country.
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I'm glad she's finally getting some
recognition.
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Thank you.
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Big smile from Miriam there.
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Is Bonnie here yet?
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I'm sure she'll want to make an entrant.
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I
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can't
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believe how he organised all this.
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Our junior counsellor is a force of
nature.
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So cool.
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I might, er...
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I don't know. I might see if she wants
to dance or something later.
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How very 1940s of you.
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I'll keep it casual.
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Or formal. I don't know. Is that what
they did back in the day?
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When it comes to Addie, it is definitely
best to just be yourself.
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Yeah? You can guarantee she will be.
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Yeah.
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I'll be myself.
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Hey, Adi.
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You know, there's an actual Megalodon 2
found in the wreckage of the Titanic.
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Hey, Adi, Megalodon 2. Have you seen
Bonnie?
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No. I'm looking for her.
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I'll see you later, then.
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Loads of people out there. Which isn't
scary at all.
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And loads more on the way, apparently.
Should be great for the council.
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It reminds me of my days on the road
with my first band, Electric Papaya.
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Electric what, no?
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Papaya. Great days.
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We played all the clubs.
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Saxophone was really in demand in the
1980s, you know.
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I think I've heard stuff online.
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Cool, actually.
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The main thing is to enjoy it. Surf the
vibe.
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Surrender to the groove.
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We've put all the hard work in.
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Today is about having fun.
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Thanks, Malcolm.
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Any sign of Bonnie yet?
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Not as yet.
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20 minutes to showtime, people.
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I kind of figured Bonnie wouldn't go
through with it anyway.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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What? Does no one remember what happened
at school?
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Bonnie will be fine. She just likes to
keep people on their toes, OK?
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Is she here?
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Must have got sidetracked somewhere.
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Classic Bonnie.
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I'll try the workshop. She thinks she's
close to cracking the code for the safe.
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Wait, it's okay, I'll go.
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She's my friend after all.
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Okay, just remember, if she's having
second thoughts, she likes to have a
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choice.
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Sometimes the way you speak about
Bonnie, it's like she's one of your
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No, I just want her to get up on stage
and see how great she is. No, of course,
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and that's very sweet, but there will
always be drama with Bonnie, you know?
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Kind of a part of who she is.
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Hugh, like no one else, has been
everyone with you.
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Yes! You've got it!
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Your father finally learned his lesson
from his wife.
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Your mother has... Finally learned to
give me a bit of warning before
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herself at me.
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Where would we be without you?
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Hospital. You really got us
communicating, Nina.
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It's a real skill. It'll serve you well.
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Whatever you decide to do.
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I seem to be able to help everybody
apart from myself at the moment.
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I've been having some thoughts.
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About uni?
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You know, it's only one option.
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If it's not for you, who cares?
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You don't mind?
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You are so brilliant.
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You can do anything.
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But can I do nothing?
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You know what?
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Yeah. But I challenge Nina Darrow to do
nothing for very long.
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We love you, no matter what you do. Find
life. Be happy.
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But just promise me one thing.
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You must always come back to do my eye
makeup, because, oh, I look fabulous,
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darling.
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No, well played, Beth.
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It's always best to wait with Nina.
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We'll do all right, don't we?
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You caught me that time. Yeah, I did
catch you that time. Yeah, we're getting
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better.
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Everyone's looking for you.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, um, the band is due on in, like,
20 minutes.
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Right.
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Right, I just... just wanted to try this
old thing again.
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I don't know, I feel like something
big's coming today, like today's the
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you know?
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The chances of you cracking the code are
pretty low.
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Oh, that's not very dare of you.
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I thought you guys were all like, try
again, we love you no matter what.
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Yeah, no, my family are pretty cool. I
know I'm lucky.
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Well, the only thing I've managed to
work out is that the clicking changes
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different numbers.
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Okay, well, how about you leave it for
now, and we can go to the Juniper at War
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event. Everyone's really looking forward
to seeing you sing, Bonnie.
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Yeah. Bet some of them are hoping that
I'll put on a show.
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Like the ones that were there at school
for the last one. What's there to put on
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a show? Who cares what they think,
right?
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There's the Darrow spirit.
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Hi, Mum. Are you okay?
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Yeah, yeah, no, fine.
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And you're at the clinic? Yeah, yeah.
Everyone says hi.
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I've got to go now. The session's
starting.
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Bye.
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Is that the lost emerald?
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Our ring?
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I thought it was stolen.
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Yeah, turns out I had it after all.
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What? I've not known anyone who can lie
like you.
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Thank you. It's my superpower.
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Come on, let's go.
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She was lying.
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So she's really in Geneva?
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Why would she do this to herself, Tom?
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After everything we've been through
together? I don't know, darling. I
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don't know.
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Still no sign.
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She's cut it very fine.
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It'd be a shame if young Bonnie missed
it. It seemed to mean a lot to her.
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But what can we do?
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Give it five minutes.
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OK. But then we go on, with or without
her.
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You can have my cake.
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Hey, I... Addy.
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Oh, hello.
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This is, um, quite fun.
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Great.
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I bought a book in your shop.
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Oh, brilliant.
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Audrey said she bought them for me.
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I didn't mean living by it. No.
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It's nice.
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Thank you.
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I know I keep almost saying it and then
not saying it right, but
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I'm sorry.
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I am for ripping up your diary and
bullying you.
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It had nothing to do with you and
everything to do with me. You don't have
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forgive me. You don't have to do
anything.
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I'm sorry.
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No, I didn't. No, it's okay. I'm not
apologising. I know. I don't need to do
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that. I'm sorry you were made to feel
like hurting someone would help.
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Look, everyone's worked really hard to
make today happen and the band's about
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play. It's going to be really special.
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Shall we just leave it here?
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I'd like that.
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Leave it here.
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Right here.
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By that sort of black mark on the floor.
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I'll be better.
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Good.
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People talking.
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About what?
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About the business.
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I usually sponsor these events. I don't
want to lose the few sales we have left.
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Mum, let's forget about the business.
Good day.
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Have fun.
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No wonder you're smiling.
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It's going great.
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I was talking to Emily.
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Really?
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Everyone's working out their own
stories.
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Bonnie, Miriam, even Emily.
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You know, it all comes back to the
bookshop.
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No, Addy, it all comes back to you.
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You make everything better just by being
you.
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You are the best friend that I could
ever ask for, and I'm going to miss you.
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So much.
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Oh.
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You're going?
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Yeah.
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I am.
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I didn't think you would somehow.
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I don't know why.
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Billy, really.
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Are you okay? They have sharks in New
York, you know? Bull sharks.
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I'll look out for them.
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I'll be okay.
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Audrey, really.
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I'm... I'm glad to be with you, Dad.
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Can I?
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Hi, everyone.
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I'm Iona.
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We're the Juniper Code Break -In.
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On bass, Heather. On drums, Frank.
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On guitar, Finn.
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And introducing on sax, your chairman,
our sax supremo, Mr Malcolm Mackensard.
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So our singer is AWOL, but we are not
going to let that stop her.
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Bonnie's not coming.
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That's her choice, I think.
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I know, but...
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But what?
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Keith, I can't.
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Oh, that's fine.
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Addy will understand.
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Oh, Addy.
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I promised her I'd sing Miriam's song.
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Do not push yourself.
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You don't have to do this.
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This is for you, Jules.
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I told them I'm not ready.
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And? They were totally cool about it.
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Obviously.
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I guess I should tell them I want to
apply then.
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Yeah.
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We did a switcheroo.
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Is that a kind of dance?
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It is now.
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Do you want to dance?
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Sorry,
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but I mean, do you?
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What, right now?
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Maybe when the music starts again.
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Oh, right.
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Okay. Yeah, okay.
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Beautiful dreamer Watch unto me
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Mermaids are taunting
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She's amazing, isn't she?
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Yeah, and my mum's on fire.
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How was Jude?
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Oh, fine, yeah. I just wanted to talk
about shock.
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I see.
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Oh, funny parents ahead.
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I invited them.
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They couldn't let me.
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Oh, they're looking good.
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Who's in charge here?
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I'm going to go and check if she's okay.
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Abby.
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Martha. She told me she was in therapy.
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If I'd known she was here, I would have
stopped it. You didn't know.
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I should have told Kitty to go away the
moment I saw her. She has nothing but
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trouble.
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What's wrong?
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My mum is here.
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I know.
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Careful. I just wanted them to see you.
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It was you.
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How could you?
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What is wrong with you?
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I'm in mistake.
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You act like you're some guardian angel
for all autistic people.
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No one asked you to.
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I don't think that. You're a menace.
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Addie, Keeley said people are
complicated.
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You're complicated, I know that, and I
just wanted them to... Stop talking!
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Keeley!
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I'll get Keeley, and she'll make things
all right.
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OK, Addie, bit of a situation.
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Bonnie's parents are here. I know, Dad
was... A lie, a lie, and I didn't
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realise. I made a mistake and I didn't
realise Bonnie was lying to her parents
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and everything he said I thought I knew
better but I was wrong. Addie, stop.
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Breathe.
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What's wrong?
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I invited them.
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What?
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Oh, why would you do that?
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I just wanted them to see how amazing
Bonnie is and how they shouldn't be
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of her being autistic.
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Oh, Adi.
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OK, Adi, where is Bonnie right now?
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She's outside. Can you please come?
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Where is she?
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Bonnie?
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Bonnie! Bonnie!
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Keeley! I think you'd better come and
talk to Martha. She's very upset.
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I don't want to speak to anyone. I want
to find my daughter and get out of here.
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Can everyone just calm down?
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Where is Bonnie?
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But, Bonnie, wait.
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Look, I don't have the words, but Keeley
will. And we all love you, and we just
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want you to be you.
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Bonnie! Bonnie!
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She just ran off.
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Yeah, Addy went after her, but now no
-one knows where she's gone.
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Maybe they're together.
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Yeah, that's what I'm afraid of.
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What are you doing?
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That's not your stop.
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I don't know.
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Fancy doing something different today,
making a different choice.
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Bonnie, please.
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No one's going to know where you are.
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I don't care.
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What's wrong?
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Emily!
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Nothing. Come, let's just go home.
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Emily, what is it?
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Nina!
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I can't find Daddy!
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Nina, can I?
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Come!
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Where is she, Nina? Where's Daddy?
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It'll be okay.
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Come on.
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