All language subtitles for Waterloo Road s08e27.eng

Animal protein!

Blood on your head!

You're like my little secret weapon. My
eyes and my ears.

You're right, dear.

You didn't say that, Wade.

I've had some good news.

But I found out earlier you said I'd
make an ideal donor.

What are you going to do?

Marry them.

And I accept your resignation.

I'm delighted to announce we're engaged
to be married.

Congratulations.

I am marrying Audrey.

And I have to tell her.

Have you ever loved someone?

With all of your heart Sharing all the
joy

Giving from the start Have you ever
loved

someone Deep down in your heart

Oh, oh, oh, in your heart In your heart,
in your heart Good

morning.

Morning.

We need to talk.

You're going to cancel the wedding?

Of course I'm not going to cancel the
wedding. You're my future.

It's just that I'm not sure that our
future is here, you know?

How do you feel about moving to London?

London? My cousin is there, you know,
and he has his own business.

He's asked me to go and work with him.
But this can be a great opportunity for

us. For both of us.

Yes, but London, I mean, that's a huge
move.

Sure, but isn't that what today is all
about?

You know, making these big moves
together.

I suppose so.

It's too much.

It's too much for you.

I understand.

I mean, this is your home, you know.

But it...

Forget I even said anything.

And, darling, wait. No, this is
important to you.

Well, I've always liked London.

Why not?

Let's talk about this later, yeah?

Keep it between us, you know, just until
we can finalise all of the

arrangements.

You got a job interview?

No. Just the meeting.

I can't believe you're going to let her
get away with this.

Fees are against everything we've worked
for, Michael. Well, it hasn't happened

yet.

Well, stop it happening now that you've
resigned.

You've resigned?

What about the school and the pupils?

I'm not abandoning them. Now, I have to
go. I'm late, OK?

Good luck with that ship jumping.

So, what do you think?

It looks a bit real.

That's because it is real.

As of today, you're the headteacher at
Waterloo Road.

It's going to take a bit again, isn't
it?

Well, you've got half an hour.

I want to tell the staff before first
period.

I don't know what to say to them.

Nothing to say.

You're the new boss, end of.

Stop looking so worried.

You're going to be fine.

OK. OK.

Sorry, I was here to see Michael.

Ah, Nicky. We'll deal with it.

Oh, then are you ready to deal with it?

Yep. Let's get started.

Are you really going to tell Imogen's
mum?

What about the wedding?

About the fact that you got married?
Yes, I'm going to speak to her today.

but I was thinking I should do it.

We should be the ones to tell her.

What, and I can trust you to do that,
can I? After last week? Yeah, you can.

It's about time it was all out and open.

Every morning I call and the same nurse
tells me the same thing.

Well, at least he's not getting any
worse.

I suppose.

Seems to be all I'm living for at the
minute.

Well, maybe you need a distraction.

I have to be a pretty big one.

Well, why don't you get involved with
the school more?

You're always going on about how much
you'd love to teach.

I wouldn't know where to start, man.

Start by sitting in on one of my
lessons.

Get a taste for it.

Come on, let the master show you how it
shouldn't be done.

Well, I suppose I can't hurt.

Good luck today, mate.

Oh, thank you.

Hey, here they are, the happy couple.

I kind of believe she's making you work
on your wedding day. Ah, well, getting

married isn't enough to warrant a
holiday, apparently.

And they say my country is harsh.

Yeah, we did try to get the Saturday,
didn't we? But church is booked up for

months. Well, true love can't wait, eh?

Aye, you were.

Couldn't give his hand, could you?

Oh, is that the cake? Can I take a book?

No way.

Tom, will you put this in the office,
please?

Maggie,

buttonholes and bouquets are in the
fridge. Right.

Try not to drop that, Tom, eh?

I can't do this.

Of course you can.

I can't stand by and watch you marry
her.

It's hard, OK? I know.

But you can get through this.

Do it for Audrey's sake.

Have you any idea how irresponsible your
actions were?

Sorry, miss.

She did it, miss, not us.

Putting poison pen letters on people's
cars and threatening violence.

The distress you have caused the workers
at Knox.

That was my protest.

It was a criminal act. Knox
pharmaceuticals are criminals.

Change the record, Lula.

Knox is vital to this community.

Knox kills animals.

But no!

Nobody cares about the distress, do
they? That's enough!

I'm not sure what your punishment's
going to be yet, but it will be severe.

Get to your classes.

Not sure about the others, but that girl
needs kicking out.

That's a little bit extreme, isn't it?

So what then?

Suspension?

I was thinking maybe she should talk to
the educational psychologist.

Therapy? Yeah, I think it'd be good for
her.

Nicky, you're being soft.

We need to be imposing discipline. I'm
not being soft.

It's necessary.

And I think it'd do her good.

Fine.

You're the boss.

Look, if you want to put a stop on the
campaign, I totally understand.

I'm not stopping.

You know, what you did at Knox was brave
and admirable, but you got caught. But

why? I really don't care.

Well, I do.

Lorraine's invested a lot of money in
Knox.

She'll kick you out in order to... She's
profiting from murder. We have to stop

her. No, I don't want you to get in any
more trouble.

Then tell me a way that won't get me in
trouble.

I don't know.

Maybe a petition?

Demanding Lorraine sever all ties with
Knox.

Yes, I can get everyone to send a
petition.

And that way, Donnie again will have to
listen.

Have you seen her today?

Yeah, I spoke to her.

What did your mum say?

Well, she thinks I'm going to phone your
mum and do the grown -up thing.

You volunteered to do it?

To buy her some time. I'm not actually
going through with it.

You lied to your mum.

She's been listening to you.

Do you see what you just called me?
Called me?

My mum is calling Steve out his mum to
apologise for me.

What do you think of my own daughter?

She's just trying to keep the peace.

Yeah, well, screw the peace.

What about me, Barry?

I was the one that got beat.

Yeah, I know.

I think you went to the police.

And what, you just expect me to let him
get away with it? No, but if you let me

handle it, then we wouldn't have a rep
for Grattan.

Mum, you're doing what's best.

I'm your defender.

We're families.

Families stick together.

Yeah, and I'm out.

What do you mean you're out?

I'm leaving.

I'm done with you.

You're staying put.

Do you understand?

We're just talking.

Yeah, and now we're done.

Thank you for getting me this meeting,
Robert. I do

appreciate it. No problem, though I
haven't told the board yet what this is

about. I thought it best to keep it in
the wraps. I trust you felt the same.

No one knows I'm here. Well, it's just
politically delicate if the press get

hold of it. I understand.

I have to say I'm surprised that you're
bringing this to us.

Well, taking Waterloo Road back under LA
control is good for everyone. It's a

win -win situation. Michael, I said I
was surprised. I didn't say I wasn't

interested.

You won't regret it. Oh, well, there's a
way to go yet. We're still going to get

through the committee.

Well, I think they'll come round once
they've seen my proposal.

Martin Johnson is going to be in there.
He's got him for Waterloo Road, so

you've got a fight on your hands.

Well, it's one I can't afford to lose.

No argument.

You're coming to live with me in the
flat, and that's that.

Are you sure it'll be okay?

It'll be better than okay. It'll be
great.

Seeing you all the time.

Yeah. Yeah?

I've no idea. No one tells me anything
anymore.

That meeting, any idea what it's about?

Well, we're not short of issues, are we,
Esther?

Morning. Please tell me you two are
still coming to the wedding.

I'm not sure I can. I've got to put her
at Connor.

Oh, come on. She's not going to have
anybody there.

Tom, it'll never last. I gave it to you.
Stop.

Don't be like that.

At least until Nadali gets his hands on
his passport.

What was that about his passport?

For the honeymoon.

You'll need passports if you're going
abroad.

We're not going on honeymoon.

What? Nadali doesn't want to waste
money.

Very considerate of him. It's a shame.

Well, why don't we chip in for a few
nights in a hotel as a wedding present?

No gifts.

But if you'd like to make a donation to
our Malawi charity fund, we'd be very

grateful. A lovely idea.

Sonia, help us convince Audrey that we
should chip in for a honeymoon, will

Really, Tom, there is no need.

I know of a lovely caravan going spare.

Connor's got a pet.

Actually, we're going to London.

So you are going on honeymoon?

No.

We're going for good.

You're leaving?

Yes.

And Dali has a chance of a job down
there.

And we want to make a fresh start.

Why didn't you tell me?

Tell you what.

You were moving to London?

It was just an idea, you know. Really?

Because Audrey seems to think it's a
done deal.

Sonia, I need to move on. What about us?

About me?

Are you just going to leave me behind?

Listen, look, I know the situation is
not ideal, OK? It's not what I want, but

I'm making a life with Audrey now.

And I'm supposed to step aside?

Sonia.

Sonia, please, come on, wait!

Thanks for coming, everyone.

Now, some of you may know already, but
for those who don't, Michael Byrne

resigned on Friday.

We'll miss him.

Personally, I think it's time we went in
a new direction.

So with that in mind, I'd like to
introduce Nicky as our new head.

Thank you. I will keep it brief.

We all admired Michael, his commitment
and passion.

But it is time for fresh ideas.

In the short term, I don't expect there
to be many changes. That's not exactly

true, though, is it?

Lorraine is planning to charge fees next
term.

What?

You're taking the school private?

We're already private.

It's just that up until now, I was
paying the bill.

As you all know, the school has a
funding problem.

Introducing fees will solve it.

And what about the kids that are already
here?

Obviously, they'll still keep their
place, but eventually we'll have to

some form of means testing, right? Yeah.

You make this school fee paying and you
will kill this community.

I understand this is hard for some of
you.

No.

No, it's not.

Because we won't let it happen.

And just how are you going to stop it?

You can't just walk out.

Think you'll find we can?

It's ridiculous.

Standing by watching you wreck this
school, that's ridiculous.

Are you with us, Audrey? In spirit only,
Tom. I'm sorry, it would be

unprofessional.

Are you joining them?

It's not my style.

You were afraid we were challenging
things.

I'm in favor of the pupils, and striking
is not going to help them. Go on, miss,

you show them. Let them know who's boss.
That's enough, Rihanna.

I'm just calling you, miss. Well, I'd
rather you hand it in your homework.

How long are you striking for, sir? As
long as it takes.

Yes!

New teachers!

We rule this school!

They're so predictable.

That's half of the staff out.

Lorraine, we're going to have to close
the school. We are not closing the

school. What time can we go unless you
want the kids to teach themselves?

Look, I'm calling supply teachers in.
They'll be here soon.

Are they any good?

Can't be any worse than this lot.

Lorraine, can I have a word?

Yeah, just give me the heads up. I took
this off in year 12 this morning.

They're going round the school
apparently because of the petition.

Petition for what?

I don't know, but from what I've heard,
it's funny about you and your

relationship with Knox.

See this?

This is Lula Sidney.

And we should have come down harder now
this morning.

Oi! Walk!

The more you fight them, the more they
resist.

Why not try a more subtle approach?

Hell, why not arrange for Lula and the
kids to go on a tour of the Knox

facilities?

You want me to send Lula to Knox?

We'll have to provide them, and who
knows, once they see the good work Knock

does, they'll maybe change their views.

It's got to be worth a try.

OK.

I'll make some calls.

And thanks.

Taking over Waterloo Road will give you
the opportunity to inherit a flagship

school in a struggling area.

We're already established.

We have an excellent staff and a
dedicated referral unit. And

performing well.

Strong results, high grade averages, low
absentee rates.

Yeah, tables and graphs are all very
well, but they don't tell the whole

We all know what's going on at your
school.

Martin's right.

Some of our problems have been very
serious.

You said it.

But we haven't overcome them by shouting
the odds.

We've worked hard.

We've got through them.

And we will continue to do so. For every
negative you can point out about my

school, I can provide you with a
positive.

But in the end, the only question you
have to ask yourselves is this.

Will taking over this school benefit the
community that you serve?

Now, in my opinion, there's only one
answer to that question.

Hey, Audrey.

It is true.

Audrey, it was a mistake. A moment of
weakness, that's all.

I tried to stop it. I tried to tell her
that it couldn't happen again, you know?

She wouldn't listen to me.

So now it's obsessed with me.

Audrey, please.

Darling, I... No, look, you don't know
what she's like. Look, look at this,

Look at the handwriting, you see?

This is her doing. This is Sonia. She's
trying to break us up.

Audrey, I know I've hurt you.

I've done a terrible thing. Please,

please, Audrey, please don't cancel the
wedding.

Audrey, please, come on, wait.

Robert.

Well, we'll know in the next few hours,
but I think you should be positive.

For you to say.

Martin will come round to the idea.

As long as the school keeps its head
down, we'll be fine.

OK?

Yeah. Sorry, what were you saying?

The school.

It'll need to run smoothly when they
come and wait. Don't worry, it will.

Thanks.

George Windsor.

Christine Mulgrew.

I'm surprised you're not dead.

I'm surprised you're not drunk.

What happened to China? Did they kick
you out for being too right -wing?

On the contrary. They took me to their
huts.

Especially the women.

So you're going to cross our picket
line?

Oh, is that what it is?

We are fighting a very good cause.

Then I'm sure you'll win.

We should have a drink sometime.

First drinking's on me.

A friend of yours, is he?

Yeah.

Actually, he is.

Send us.

OK. OK, John Windsor.

It's George.

George, right, and your maths?

Modern languages.

Oh, right, sorry, it says here that
you... Oi! You! Stop right there!

I'd say everything's under control.

Yeah, well, today's not really been...
Well, no, no, no, please, I really don't

care. I need to see the head.

You're speaking to her?

Hmm. Been on the job long?

Actually, it's my first day today.

Good God.

Audrey?

Audrey?

Look, let me tell you how this is going
to work.

I'm basically here to keep the school
open and the kids occupied. I don't do

marking, I don't do discipline, so first
hint of any trouble from any child and

I'll send them straight to you.

Anything else?

Yes, when the bell goes, I go.

That was a cowardly thing to do.

I wanted you to know the truth. And you
couldn't tell me to my face.

All this time, playing the friend, when
really you were trying to steal him away

from me.

I didn't steal him, darling.

What happened just happened.

Think what you're saying, Sonia. You're
supposed to be my bridesmaid. You needed

to know.

On my wedding day!

I'm sorry.

I know this must be hard, but can't you
see it's for the best?

How is it for the best?

Because this way, you see him for what
he really is.

He is my fiancé.

It's more like your lodger.

Oh, come on, Audrey.

I can give Indali what he wants.

I know what he needs.

All right, miss?

You lost us, I think.

At least I've got a teacher.

They're all on strike, miss.

Yes, I know that. But did they get
somebody to cover the clap?

Have you not got somebody you could be
getting on with? Reading, maybe?

Nah, miss. We've read everything.

How about we all take turns reading
this?

What for?

Well, this is an English class and
reading books is part of English.

Yeah, but you're not an English teacher.

Yeah, but I can read, Jack.

But you can't take a subject that you
know nothing about.

He's right, miss.

Get your things, line up at the door.

Why? Because I said so, that's why. Come
on, job, job.

So what languages are you learning?

French and Gaelic.

Spanish? Oh, God.

6 ,000 languages on the planet and they
teach you Spanish.

And most of Europe will be speaking
English by 2050.

Well, what should we be learning?

Well, how about we look to the future?

Embrace the new century and study the
enigma that is Mandarin.

What? You speak Chinese?

What does that mean?

Chewing gum.

Bin.

Thank you.

So what is it that's fascinating?

Patience, sir.

We want Lorraine Donegan to stop
investing in pharmaceuticals. So you

problem with her helping companies to
cure diseases?

Nox Pharmaceuticals puts their drugs on
animals.

Well, I would hope so.

Those animals suffer.

Well, rather than me.

So you don't respect animal rights?

Absolutely, I respect their right to
taste nice.

One of the best meals I ever had was in
China. A delicious plate of curried dog.

And, of course, there's veal.

You've all seen enough cookery
programmes on telly, so I'm expecting

things. Oh, my... Maggie?

What on earth is going on?

Well, the teachers are on strike, so
I'll step in.

You stepped in.

Yes.

Can't you decide to teach a class?

A sponge cake is hardly teaching, is it?

Rhiannon, go easy on that sugar.

No, no, I mean, you are not qualified to
supervise an entire class for the kids.

Well, I'm very sorry, but they obviously
needed supervising. They were creating

merry hell up there.

Jack, back to your station.

Even so, I can't allow it. I just can't.

Fine.

Uh, everybody, um...

I need you all to stop what you're doing
and pack up.

Crap, that is.

Fiona, you will not use language like
that in my kitchen.

But my cake's not even in the oven yet.
I don't care, no excuse.

Sorry, miss.

Right, what would you like me to do with
them?

Actually, scrap that.

What are you doing Thursday afternoon?

You see, if humankind thought like you,
we'd all still be living in caves.

Fact is, we've been exploiting animals
since the dawn of time.

We've eaten them, we've worn them, we've
worked them, we've ridden them, and

it's been mutually beneficial.

How has it been mutual?

Well, take the cow, for example.

Big, slow, dumb, easy prey left to its
own devices. It probably would have died

out years ago. But by allowing itself to
be exploited by humans, the cow

survives. Only until we kill it for
meat.

Individual cows die, yes, but the
species continues.

It's a bilateral transaction.

We get milk and meat and leather and
they get food and shelter and protection

from their predators. That still doesn't
give Knox the right to experiment on

animals.

Easy for you to say now. 30 years down
the line when the doctors find... I will

never touch their drugs.

Well, then you're as dumb as the fat
rabbits they keep at Knox.

Intelligent point. Well made.

Out!

I said out!

Do you want to marry me?

Yes, of course.

I need you to swear that there's nothing
else I should know.

Audrey, I swear.

I mean it, darling.

No more lies.

I swear to you, there's no more lies.

Michael, have you come to give us some
moral support?

Not really, no.

Can I have a word with you in private?

You need to call them back to work.

Why? You're putting the pupils at risk.
It's unprofessional, Christine.

Unprofessional?

I think we should just give up like you
did.

I haven't given up.

Look, I have a plan to save the school,
but the strike isn't helping my case.

So what's the plan?

I can't tell you.

Then we're staying out.

Is it worth it, telling her?

What was I supposed to do?

You're finally leaving me. How can I
leave you, Sonia? I was never with you.

was always with Audrey.

You weren't always with Audrey. What
happened between us was a mistake, and

it's over.

We can still make this work.

Stop it.

Listen, London ain't that far.

It's just a few hours on the train.

Give it a couple of months. Maybe I
could come and visit.

We are finished.

Do you understand?

I do not want to see you anymore.

All right, everybody.

That's lunch.

You can't just threaten me, you darling.

I am marrying Audrey.

I just taught the class.

What's the matter?

With every right to be here. Of course
you have, but would you just listen to

what I have to say?

All right, you think you're all out here
fighting for the school, but you're

wrong. Someone has to stand up to her.
But not like this, Tom. This isn't the

way. And how would you do it? By going
back inside, by sitting down and

negotiating a compromise.

Lorraine doesn't do compromise.

You know that.

Says the man who abandoned his pupils
this morning.

Tell me, Tom, did you notify the school
of your intention to strike?

Did any of you set any work for the
pupils to be getting on with in your

absence? Did you even try to explain to
them what any of this is about?

Don't talk to me about compromise.

We're trying to put up... But I'm kind
of a fight, Michael, that's all.

Yeah, but there's a bigger fight at
stake here, the fight for the kids'

and minds.

I mean, what kind of lesson are you
giving them standing around out here?

Sometimes you have to stand up and be
counted.

Yeah, but you're not being counted, Tom.
You're standing outside here and the

kids are in there being taught by
strangers.

You know, I woke up this morning and I
realised something, OK?

You all have a distinct advantage over
me.

You still have the privilege.

of coming here every day and teaching
these kids.

Now, to me, walking out is an

abuse of that privilege.

You should all be ashamed of yourselves.

Well, what were you thinking?

The girl is out of control.

Lula says you provoked her. We were
having a perfectly rational... Well,

rational until she started throwing the
furniture around.

Well, she's claiming that was an
accident.

She would, wouldn't she?

Look, she's a special case.

She's quick to anger and she needs
handling.

Handling? What is she, a bomb?

I think you deliberately set out to
incite her by attacking her beliefs.

And then she attacked me. Do you not
think you should be disciplining her for

that?

Don't tell me how to do my job. Why not?
Someone has to.

George, can you give us a minute?

Thanks.

Look, I don't know where you found him,
but he is an obnoxious, sexy... There's

a point.

Nicky, what is Lula still doing at this
school?

What? He provoked her! I'm sorry, but
you had a chance to deal with her this

morning.

Right. I see.

Now, this is all my fault, is it? Don't
take this personally.

Lorraine, it's hard not to when you are
questioning every decision.

You might want to come have a look at
this.

Surprised to see you here.

Heard you were having some problems.

Nothing we couldn't handle.

The staff will return to work if you
agree to listen to their concerns.

This is where you nod, Lorraine.

Right.

Well, you've wasted most of the day, so
get back to work.

It's lunchtime, Nicky.

OK, everyone back to business as usual.
Straight back into classes after lunch.

I need you now.

Are you drunk? I realise it's short
notice.

What about Sonia?

Sonia isn't bridesmaid material.

OK, you're going to have to give me a
bit more than that.

She's been sleeping with Indale.

OK, Audrey, you listen to me.

You have to get out of this wedding now.
I don't want to get out of it. Why not?

He's been sleeping with Sonia. And I've
forgiven him, so now I need a

bridesmaid. Will you do it? Absolutely
not.

I am not going to stand beside you and
watch you make a huge and straight back

Titanic mistake.

It's so easy for you, isn't it?

You're young, relatively speaking.

Attractive. Men are drawn to you. Well,
men are not drawn to me. They never have

been. Even when I was young, I wasn't a
beauty queen.

And I am.

I know I am.

Something of a cold fish.

Which means I have been alone for a long
time.

I'm not stupid, Christine.

I know Andale doesn't love me. Not in
the way you think he should, anyway.

Then why marry him? Because he's kind
and he's gentle and he's a good friend.

And at this stage in my life, that's
what I need.

Who knows? Maybe in time, love will
grow.

Thinking of a chance, huh?

Yes.

I've got nothing to wear.

What you've got on will be fine.

She's moving out then?

It's what she wants.

So I was thinking, it's about time you
and me...

Call the truth.

What do you mean, the truth?

Look, you and Denise are clearly seen
each other.

I get that.

Right. Good.

And if you think about it, you and me,
we have something in common now.

We both want to take care of her.

Yeah, I guess.

Right.

So settle then.

So now we need to talk about how we're
going to deal with all of this.

Dignity can't move in with you.

Look, Barry, it's happening.

You just have to deal with that. No.

See, things are pretty unsettled at
home.

And I'm trying to make things better,
but it's not easy.

That's not my problem.

No?

It's Dignity's problem.

It's her family.

And right now, we need her to be our
own.

Do you understand?

She's made her choice. Yeah, but you
could talk to her.

Tell her you couldn't do it.

No, look, I don't think staying at home
with you lot is good for her.

Well, whatever won't let her go.

Then I'll tell the police about the gun.

Your gun.

First you shake my hand, and then you
threaten me.

It wasn't a threat.

It was a promise.

Forgetting, are we?

You're in there as deep as I am.

I don't care.

I'll do whatever it takes to help,
didn't I?

Leave him alone!

It's his fault!

You!

Steve -O's family mum.

No, buddy, you're wrong.

This is our mess. It's caused by our
messed -up family. If you leave with him

tonight, then you are nothing to me.

Fine.

Are you all right?

I know it sounds stupid, but I really
did think he liked me.

And the fact that he was marrying Audrey
didn't tell you otherwise?

But he doesn't love her, Maggie.

Sounds like wishful thinking to me.

Come on.

Can you really see him darling spending
the rest of his life with her?

Well, it seems like he's willing to give
it a try.

I'm such an idiot.

Oh, no.

You just made a bad choice, that's all.

All my choices are bad.

Especially when it comes to men.

I'm sure that's not true.

It is.

Well, maybe it's time you went for a
different type.

I can't help who you're attracted to.

What is the point, right, in running
around, playing the other woman, always

being second best?

She's lying, I suppose.

Son, you're a man.

Love is a gift. It should be shouted
from the rooftop, not kept hidden like a

dirty secret.

He's got a phone.

What? In Dolly.

He's got another phone.

What are you doing?

Not in here.

Disaster waiting to happen?

Maybe not.

Could be it's love.

Yeah, it's because young African men
always fought for white middle -aged

don't they?

No, you're just being cynical.

Do you need a seat, sir?

What was all that about?

A child threw a chair at me.

Does that happen often?

You'd be surprised.

Who was it?

Some maniac called Lula.

We don't know who she is.

I think we do.

Maybe she's a friend or a sister. Come
on.

Unbelievable.

He's paid us both, me and Audrey.

He's got a pair of fiddles.

We need to stop the wedding.

Okay, I'll get myself.

That man is a pig.

In fact, calling him that is a nest of
two pigs. You threw a chair at him. I

didn't. You need to apologise.

No. Yes, Lula.

You need to do whatever it takes to make
that right.

Why should I? Because I've convinced
Lorraine to give us a tour of Knox

Pharmaceuticals. Why would I want to go
there?

Think about it. We get in, scope the
factory, security, CCTV, everything.

And with intelligence like that, we can
make a lot bigger plans than a few

poison pen letters.

Right, Lola, let's do this.

I want to apologize to Mr. Windsor for
my actions.

Okay.

Okay.

Still trying to change your mind?

Audrey! What are you doing here? You've
got to stop the wedding.

You can't marry him, Audrey.

You can, and I will.

You can't, Audrey.

He's already married.

I'm so sorry.

Audrey, are you okay? What's wrong?

I think you know exactly what's wrong.

What? What is it?

What is it?

How could you humiliate me like this?
I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sorry?

Were you marrying me for citizenship?

Audrey, please, I can explain. Well,
then what? Bring your family over and

surprise me and we'd all rub along
happily together ever after?

Oh, God, no.

It was a quick divorce. Toss me to one
side. Oh, God.

How stupid am I?

You're not stupid. Don't say that.

Look at me.

All I wanted was a chance to work, to
make money and provide for my family,

okay? That's all I wanted.

I was just a means to an end.

No. God, you are a good woman. I admire
you so much.

But you don't love me.

God, why is everybody in this country so
obsessed with this word love?

Do you know for some people in Malawi,
it's a luxury for them to have this

Then tell me, Andale, do you love your
wife?

You can dress her whatever way you want,
but you're a liar and a cheat, and you

used me, and that's the truth.

You are happy to be used.

You knew something wasn't right.

That first day in Malawi, you knew.

I didn't know you were married.

But you suspected something.

And yet you still invited me here, even
with your doubts.

Yes, it was too good to be true.

I'm not naive, darling.

So, Audrey, why didn't you say anything?

Because I wanted it to be true.

I was going there to make sure
everything's all right.

No, I'd just leave them to it if I were
you.

I can't believe you'd do this to her.

Yeah, well, you should.

She's a snank.

Oh, please.

Oh, no.

It's her name.

And the boys?

Chata and Tombo.

How old?

Chata is seven and Tombo will be ten at
the end of next month.

I never meant to hurt you.

What will you do now?

Please, please.

Just give him another.

Audrey,

I'm tired.

I'm tired of all of this.

I'm ready to go home.

Audrey McFall.

Darling.

Hey. You all right?

Not a great start to my job, eh?

I think you managed OK.

School's still open.

Strike's off.

It's Michael that stopped the strike.

Look, it'll be better tomorrow.

No.

No, it won't, Lorraine.

I'm not ready for this.

Can't you quit after one day?

Sometimes one day's all you need.

I'm out of my depth.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry it didn't work out.

Yeah.

Me too.

I am right about Lula, though.

Ah, Lorraine.

Master Mayor, I didn't expect him to
call off the strike so quickly.

Well, I think the staff came to realise
they were putting the kids at risk.

You mean you made them realise?

Easier to point these things out when
you're on the outside.

How's that working out for you?

Being on the outside, I mean.

I'm keeping busy.

Too busy to take your old job back?

Are you OK?

Not really, no.

I'm sorry, Audrey.

I really am.

I think it's best if we get Audrey home.
Maggie, would you drive us? No, I don't

want to go home.

No, we still have the buffet at the pub
and we need to not waste that.

Are you sure? Yes.

Technically a bride for the day, so you
have to do what I say, please.

OK, Audrey, why not?

A couple of drinks can't hurt, can it?

I'm really sorry.

Oh, Michael!

There you are.

How did it go with the committee?

They're interested.

We're very impressed with your
presentation.

Ah, there's still a long way to go, but
we could be up and running by next term.

And when Waterloo roads back in the body
of the curtain, you can sit back and

relax.

How so?

Oh, you won't have to try so hard, will
you?

No more educational experiments or
pioneering schemes.

A council will dictate policy.

All you have to do is...

In the memory.

Good night, Michael.

Well done.

Here we go.

It's Ruth.

It's Audrey.

She may not have a husband, but she
still has her family.

What was that?

Thank you for today.

Oh, don't mention it.

You had your reservations, but you were
there for me.

Oh, look out.

It's the boss.

Not anymore.

I quit.

What is it with headteachers and
quitting these days?

I'd better go.

Visiting time?

Do you want me to come with you?

No, you're all right, Tom, thanks. I
like to sit with him on my own and tell

about me day.

Yeah, well, you can tell him he's got
some competition now that you're

Foch?

Who's in Dolly?

It's a long story.

Get around in and we'll tell you.

You come along this corridor here, and
then what?

And then I'll leave through the service
doors here.

Are you sure you want to go through with
this?

Knocks are in for a surprise.

I'll tell you what, I'll do you a deal.

If you haven't been snuck up in five
years, I'll marry you.

I don't think that would work.

Why not?

I'm too much woman for you.

I know I was put in an impossible
position, so why do I feel like I've

Is the school still standing? Did anyone
try and burn it down?

No. Well, she did.

If you want me to go,

I'll go.

Tom.

Would you get Sonia a drink, please?

What would you like?

G &T, please, Tom.

Audrey's a better woman than I am.

Forgiveness is a wonderful thing.

Am I forgiven for today?

The strike was a stupid idea.

OK.

I wasn't really doing it for you.

I don't need a cheerleader.

Well, that's a shame, because I've just
gone about the outfit, pom -poms and

everything.

Oh, come on, Michael, we're going to
have lots of arguments in the future.

got to learn to laugh them off.

You've got the future all mapped out,
have you?

Well, I don't know.

I had a few thoughts in the church
today.

Don't panic.

We've got a couple of years yet before
we get to that stage.

You all right, Michael?

Something weird's going on and I just
thought you'd know it. You know, I'm

surprised she agreed to this takeover.

You could tell me that's what's going
on.

Get lost!

I'm going to take my phone in so I can
film inside.

It's just so rare to be handed a school
that's doing so well and knows exactly

where it's going.

He wasn't going to give the school to
the council.

Let our kids keep their school.

This is no longer Waterloo Road, but the
Lorraine Donegan Institute of

Excellence. What? You can either sign up
or collect your P45.

It's a disaster.

This is my school, and I want you out of
it. Are you happy now?

This time next year, the school's going
to be paying for itself anyway.

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