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Mrs. Spicer!

Mrs. Spicer!

Release, Mrs. Spicer. Please, can you open the door?

Gunther, what's going on?

Go inside, Gail.

Sit down.

Everything's going to be okay. Why are you holding my hand? Stop it.

Mum, I'm sorry to inform you that we found the body of a man in the woods.

And we believe it might be that of your husband, Malcolm Spicer.

No, I'm... He's out searching. I'm expecting him back.

Malcolm's dead, Gail.

He hanged himself.

I'm sorry to run out on a girl like this, but I'm needed at the hospice shop

today. You've been a great help.

Take care of your mum, won't you? Of course.

I do pray that what happened to your father has nothing to do with Hattie

Sutton.

It doesn't.

I know this is hard, but the police are going to come here in a few hours to

question you formally.

So we have to take everything to do with Hattie out of the office before then.

It doesn't matter, does it?

He's dead.

We can't arrest him now.

We can't do anything.

He can still be accused.

He can still be tried in the press.

Mum, I don't want my kids growing up thinking that their grandfather was a

killer.

You can sit there and you can let the whole town talk and ruin all our lives.

Or you can get up and you can do something.

How am I going to tell Nana Spicer?

How can I tell her her son's dead when she doesn't even remember having a son?

It's up to me to save this family then.

You need to look how it used to be.

Before this.

Bring things to normal.

Hello, this is Mrs. Gail Spicer.

How can I help you today? Is today enough for a visit?

Oh, I see.

No, I've got some very bad news for her.

No, I understand.

I'll call again later in the week.

Oh, bye -bye.

So what? Tell me.

Malcolm was with us on the search, but he disappeared when we found a crown of

flowers. I reckon he knew his time was up and we'd be coming for him.

Police have said nothing.

Stick a family of eight on your house. Keep it quiet.

I don't want to know what's going on.

Malcolm's spider.

He's lucky he did what he did. If we'd have found him, we would have killed

Ten times over.

How do we find Happy now?

Do you need anything?

I'll run down the shops for you. I'm okay.

Angie's coming.

It's great.

You.

You look like shit and you need the support.

More early?

It doesn't sound like police.

Is she in your house?

What? My daughter, Hattie. Is she in your house?

Oh, no, of course not.

I've got to find her.

I want to look for her. No, you can't come in. Will you hide? Nothing.

You know, don't you? You know what he's done. You know where Hattie is. Let me

in. He's not here.

Don't answer it, don't answer it.

Oh, you've made a lot of mess of your face.

It's a blunt razor.

Calm down.

an IPCC investigation, I don't feel calm.

Just tell the truth.

It's all you can do.

Yeah.

Are you pregnant?

I think I should see a doctor.

What for? You've got food poisoning. Don't be a baby.

So you'd admit you poisoned me?

No, I can't help it if you've got the constitution of a Victorian lady.

Look,

I'll drive you to school on my way to work, show you a bit of sympathy.

I can't go to school.

Of course you can.

You'll be fine now that you've got it all out of your system.

I'm going to stay here and die on the kitchen floor.

You can't be in the house today.

Linus, you can't be here.

He'll be at work. I don't care where I am.

Hey, change of plan.

Yeah, I can't use my house today.

We can still meet up though.

I've got a different idea.

I'm not going to do this.

Nothing to be afraid of.

Just keep your answers simple and look them straight in the eye.

When you're done, we'll all be at home waiting, feet up in front of the telly

before you know it.

Thank you.

Don't keep them waiting.

Can I be on telly?

Can I have your autograph?

No, I'm just here to stop people like you getting in the way.

Reconstruction, is it?

No, they're just filming the road Hattie Sutton would have cycled on May Day.

It's an appeal for witnesses.

It'll be on the news tonight.

Oh, well, if they're going to film my road, I'd better smarten up my front

and move the bins.

Relax, she didn't go past your house.

Did she? No.

Oh, you know those clothes you found?

Yeah. They weren't hers.

Oh. It's all right. No one blames you. Not even the divers who had to spend

hours in that muck.

Well, Michael Spicer's suicide was good with a confession, isn't it? Well, the

DI's not so sure.

And Carol Fields was over a year ago. And half the town were on those

Get off my van.

Sure.

Saw your brother on May Day.

Wearing a crown of flowers.

So?

Everyone wore flowers.

Doesn't mean anything. You saw nothing.

Hattie Sutton's flowers.

You shouldn't spread rumours.

There's only a rumour if it isn't true.

the aggravation. What do you want? Tenner?

Twenty? I don't have a lot on me right now.

I don't need your small change.

I need to upgrade my transportation.

You can't have my van, you moron. It's my work.

My work, too.

You're nothing but a shitty little drug dealer who should be at school.

See you on the TV, then.

TV, what are you on about?

Are you happy with your care plan, Seth?

Yeah, no.

You're not happy?

No, I'm not.

He's not supervised.

You don't know what state he's in, what delusions he has. You don't even know

he's living in the woods again.

Is that true, Seth?

I like camping when the weather's good.

I do like to be outdoors.

You're not getting away with that. People camp in a tent on a campsite. You

off and live in a tree and talk to the fairies. We have very different belief

systems. I have this enduring interest in English folklore and customs.

And Steve has no sympathy with Druidism. I'm trying to help you, Seth.

It's not normal to think trees are alive.

Well, Steve...

Trees are alive.

Look at that, Mother.

What's that?

I keep finding them.

Like, my shoes.

Or they fall out of the sky and land right in front of me.

Eh?

Hattie believed in elemental, like, earth spirits.

That's why she wanted to protect Carroll's field.

She's always talking about nature being alive.

Even the stones.

Yeah, I know.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Except now I think these are from her.

I think she's trying to tell me something.

The police found a bag in Hattie's locker.

It had her passport in it and her money in clothes.

It looks like she wanted to run away.

Maybe with NDM.

Run away from what?

That's what we're fighting about.

Mum wants me to have all the answers, like me and Hattie were the same person

with the same thoughts.

I'm gonna be really late.

Steve, could you explain to me what you think the crisis is?

A girl has gone missing and people are looking for someone to blame.

Someone with mental health problems like Seth is an easy target. I want him

sectioned for his own safety.

You feel frightened that Seth will be scapegoated by the community.

Exactly.

I understand that you have anxiety and you want to protect your brother.

However, this in itself is not grounds for hospital admission.

Oh, for Christ's sake. If there's any vigilantism and Seth feels threatened,

can call 999.

Seth is capable of making his own decisions at the present time.

So I can see no need to alter the care plan.

Can you see him?

No.

Drop his off at the tip and I'm going to be straight back.

You'd be saying anything to the police without me here. No, no. Not a word. No,

I won't.

You can't stay here on your own.

You can't live in the woods.

You have to stop worrying.

You're going to have to come and live with me.

No, that's not going to happen.

Just for a while until it calms down.

My home is in the woods.

I'm really sorry for your loss, Mrs. Spicer.

I know it's a difficult time, so I want to ask a lot of questions.

I guess your husband's death has come as a terrible shock.

Oh, one of many.

Do you mind explaining what you mean by that?

Well, Malcolm lost all our money.

Everything you see here, my beautiful house.

None of this is real.

It's all been an illusion, and I found out. When was this?

Monday night.

Did you argue about it? Well, we didn't have the chance.

Oh. D .F. Mills.

James.

You should have waited for me.

Well, we didn't have the chance.

He couldn't face me.

So he went out to search for Hattie Sutton and he never came back.

Sorry.

Well, he knew that I'd shout at him, that maybe I'd even leave him. That I'd

make him suffer and he couldn't face it well.

Couldn't face me.

So his financial problems, were they caused by Carol's Field?

By Hattie Sutton?

No. No, I'm to blame.

If I'd been a different sort of wife, kinder,

you know, the kind of woman who loves unconditionally, he'd still be alive.

I'm a judgemental bitch who expects to live in the biggest house in the street

and have fresh flowers in every room.

I drove into that tree.

I tied the knot in the noose.

He was more afraid of me than dying alone in the woods.

I'm worse than death.

Did Malcolm know the woods well?

And did he go there a lot?

Yes, yeah, he walked the dog there.

He was out to help out with the churches in the woods, wasn't he? Because he

knew them so well that he could find his way in the dark.

I suppose, yeah.

He spent a lot of time there.

What did he do?

Bird watching.

Bird watching?

I don't know why he bothered. He never saw anything rare.

Any other reason for going to the woods?

No.

I think my mother's had enough.

Yeah, why don't we leave things there?

Thank you for your time.

And the tea.

Mind if I have a look around upstairs?

Oh, no, no.

Help yourself, James.

That's real.

This is putting a lot of stress on my mother.

I know, and I'm sorry about that, but as long as Hattie's not in smithy, we have

to consider all lines of inquiry.

That'll be all for now.

I'll let you know if we need to talk again.

Thank you.

Do call me if you have any questions.

Yes.

You

did

really well.

I'm going out.

Where?

Bookies!

Don't go to the woods, Mum.

Come on, good boy.

Come on.

Do you know what this is for?

Yeah, that's, uh... Sacred Circle Rooms.

My dad goes here every Wednesday at eight.

So you're getting to know him at last, and it turns out he's into painting oils

and crystal therapies.

But the kind of thing he takes the piss out of.

I mean, he hates flaking us. He doesn't believe in anything.

It's a good place to pick up needy women with low self -esteem.

Easy lays.

I'm not doing anything wrong.

What class is this for?

Oh, that's an appointment card.

Could be for anything.

Acupuncture, massage, hypnotherapy.

One of our classes.

What class is it?

Pilates, Zumba, and there's usually a dance class, but that's cancelled

of Hattie Sutton.

Hattie came in?

Yeah.

Sad, isn't it?

Other girls don't want to dance without her.

And this class was always Wednesday the 8th?

Yeah.

Did you ever see Hattie talking to a guy called Everett?

Everett? Of course.

He drove her home sometime.

Do you know him?

Yeah.

A bit.

I don't know what's happening.

Excuse

me.

Excuse me. You've dropped the baby's hat.

The baby's house, just back there.

Just behind you.

This is new, isn't it? Don't touch that.

It's really expensive.

Hey, guys.

I have prison.

Don't touch them either, ever.

Well, I can help feed them. No, I don't need help with my birds.

Look, you're making them stress out. Just leave them alone, OK?

Don't touch the cape.

We're through here.

You don't mind?

I see. Might as well use it.

I'm really sorry your little boy hasn't seen this. It's really nice.

He should know what you've done.

See how much you love him.

I'm going to see him.

Soon.

We found him.

I thought he was in Spain.

Angie's coming.

She's going to help look after Joe.

She's going to bring my boy.

I'll be such a help to the family.

They'll have to let me see him.

Just as long as you weren't the one who took Hattie.

I even saw her that day.

You sure about that?

I couldn't have harmed her.

She was an half -spirit.

And the woods wouldn't have allowed it.

You can go to shit yourself.

Go on, Jane. Say goodbye.

Everyone has.

It's Ritchie.

I stopped coming here when my friend just told me there was a freaking film

likes to watch on the budget.

I don't know if it was sweet, but it creeped me out.

Yeah.

Well, if he is out there...

I want to go out.

No. You stay here.

Everything I need's in the woods.

No one's going to see me. You stay.

What do you want me to roast?

Nothing.

I'm vegan.

Get some turf from the garden centre, then.

I've got some tomato soup.

Just a bit out of date.

You can eat that can't you?

You didn't need to do that. Yes, I did.

This isn't about money anymore.

This isn't about Carrollfield or me and my moods.

I think your father went to the Hyde to watch a teenager.

You never brought any girlfriends home when you were younger.

I didn't have any.

No, no.

No, they'd call for you at the house, but you never let us meet them.

It's not like I was getting engaged.

I didn't think you had to meet them.

No, the year after.

My dad was questioned by the police.

It wasn't about parking.

He'd been picked up for masturbating in the sand dunes.

He was spying on local teenagers.

I didn't think I understood because it was all in French.

What did you do?

It seemed you knew.

I've ignored it all these years because I thought that's what we did.

When I met your father, I was 14.

Didn't have time for modelling.

He was older, had a bit of money and a nice car.

I thought it was over.

Alright? People think you're like me.

Them think what they want.

What was it like in there?

Everyone's texting me saying Malcolm Spicer took Hattie.

Don't know what I'm supposed to do about it.

Don't do anything, because they're wrong.

Malcolm wasn't interested in girls, you know, like boys.

And you know that because?

Well, so?

Make sense, isn't it?

My mum used to play this killer version of I Spy.

She'd go, I spy with my little eye.

F -O -G -E -C.

Oh, my God, really?

Spyro's on ground eating crumbs.

That's so hard.

Got you to look beyond the obvious?

By NDN?

I mean...

It might not be a proper name, you know. I thought she called him like a

nickname or a code.

Oh, strange man. Let's go.

Yeah.

I know him.

He's a friend of yours?

Aye.

I like Alfred.

See you later.

Hey. Hey.

You're doing out of the woods.

I've seen the end of the world.

Is that your brother?

He said it was okay to come in.

Yeah.

What happened to him?

Found him like this.

Think he's having one of his moments.

Something's freaked him out.

Thanks for bringing me here.

I appreciate it.

Didn't know he had any family.

We're not close.

I told you not to go out.

Where do you see noise?

Have you had your pills?

Don't you think you should?

I think that Seth killed Hattie.

I've seen what he's done.

Oh, yes, we'll just come in then.

Oh, beautiful colouring here.

Have a bedstick if you want.

Hello.

Why chicken?

Is it a birthday?

What's happening?

Guess what?

What?

She withdrew the complaint.

Yeah. Why?

I don't know.

She changed her mind.

What, because she's sobered up?

They didn't tell me that. They just... I don't care.

It's fantastic.

Yeah.

Oh, my God, I'm so happy.

You used to need a stress, huh?

No.

Time to celebrate.

I'll get the glasses.

Right.

Yeah.

Full recovery.

You're hard to kill.

You left the lid off the bins. We've had boxes in the garden.

There's rubbish everywhere.

Oh.

Yeah, you'll need to clear that up.

Why didn't you clear up? You found it.

Well, I could have cleared it up.

And then I could have given you a bollocking for going through my room and

looking at my stuff.

But I thought on balance I'd rather have the leverage and tell you to clear up

the mess on the grass.

Deal? Deal.

What were you looking for?

Drugs.

Laura will have a wake for him and show the world he was a much -loved husband

and father.

I'm so sorry about all this.

If no one finds out, there's nothing to be sorry about.

It's on. Do you want to watch?

No, I can't.

Charlotte, bedtime.

Awesome. That was Jayden across the road.

They know.

They know.

Yeah,

they know.

They know.

So that went well.

I didn't hear.

The pill got bumped by a fire at a warehouse.

Like literally a bunch of junk getting burnt was more important than my sister.

And then when it came on, it took a whole minute and a half.

Just nothing, a blip.

People would have seen it.

You just need one person to call and it can make a difference.

Yeah. We saw Hattie on May Day.

No, we didn't.

I did. She went past on the road when we were going to craft.

No, no, I'd have remembered if we saw her.

But we did see her.

Look, I know you want to find Hattie, but saying you saw something and you

didn't see it, it doesn't help anyone.

I did see her.

Look, you didn't see her. I did.

I would have remembered. Why don't you believe me? Because I know I would have

seen her.

Don't shout at me!

Can I trust you?

Yes.

Listen.

I'm listening too.

How too?

You should call me.

Must have been when she went missing.

I didn't answer.

This is the sound of her being taken.

Shit. I haven't told anyone about it.

Well, don't you think you should?

Oh, yeah.

Then my parents know I could have saved her.

Don't know that she asked for help when I was too busy getting Philo to be

bothered.

They'd hate me. They'd despise me.

I'd basically become an orphan through loathing.

I mean, it probably wouldn't be any help.

You should delete it.

Don't torture yourself.

I think sometimes they can hear it on it.

Don't alter it!

Tate! Tate, what are you doing?

Oh, no, Tate, please!

What will I have to do, Mum?

My mum doesn't believe me.

She's being so horrible.

I can't tell anyone.

It's not safe here.

OK, that's a good idea.

Linus! Lock the window in there, will ya?

You haven't choked to death the last time.

Why would Hattie be in our house?

Because I...

Would it surprise me if you were hiding her in that den of your razzily -colored

bedroom?

Well, I'm not.

No, you're not.

You went for the other one. Aren't you lucky to have pick -and -mix next -door

neighbors?

Endian.

It's you, Lyman.

And then you can be the hero who finds her.

You really think you're going to get away with it?