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No more bets. Thank you.
- Get in! - 36, red.
Quite the winning streak you're on.
Should I quit while I'm ahead?
Shame. I like a man who goes all the way.
Place your bets, please.
Sir, the watch officer asked me to come and find you.
Charlotte?
What are you doing here?
You shouldn't be up here, you know.
I think we can make an exception for my little girl. Come here.
Captain, are you feeling all right?
I'm, erm... I'm perfectly fine, Officer Woods. I'm just, erm...
Just addressing some maintenance issues from the chief engineer.
- Got it. Erm... - Excuse me.
Er...
Compliments of the house.
Thank you.
It was pretty impressive to watch, that.
I had a lucky charm. Raja.
- Christopher Raja. - Julia Stanton.
CHEERING
Oi, oi.
Who'd you mug to get that pile?
I won it fair and square.
Oh, Julia, this is my brother, Dom.
- His wife, Rosie. - All right, love?
Nice to meet you.
So... black or red, double or nothing?
- What do you reckon? - Dominic.
- You don't have to do this, mate. - He's a big boy.
Come on, bro. It's a man or mouse moment.
Squeak, squeak.
In that case...
WOMAN: It's spun.
Last bets.
No more bets. Thank you.
- EXCLAIMING - 10, black.
If you need help with your bar tab, you know where to find me. Mm?
Thank you.
The member of staff reported him missing from his post.
When I found him, he thought I was his daughter.
Sir?
Captain, your presence is required on the bridge.
- I told you I was busy. - Do you know who I am, Sir?
I haven't completely taken leave of my senses, Miss Woods.
PIERS CLEARS THROAT
How long is it till we dock in Valetta?
Nine hours, Captain.
I'm not feeling... quite myself this evening.
If I could leave things in your capable hands.
And if anyone needs me, I'll be in my cabin.
This situation is becoming completely untenable.
The safety of the ship is at stake.
# I'm going on an adventure
# And I got a feeling The sun's gonna shine
# Shine The sun's gonna shine
# I'm in love with the ocean
# And I got a feeling I'm sailing tonight
# Tonight I'm sailing tonight
# It's because of you That I'll always remember
# I'm going on an adventure With you on my mind
# I'm going on an adventure With you on my mind. #
SHE HUMS HAPPY BIRTHDAY
- SHE SINGS: - Happy birthday to... me.
Do you know what, guys?
If I had the day off today, do you know what I'd be doing?
This scavenger hunt around Valetta. Can I interest you, madam?
No?
All right. Well, you have a good day.
Ready for my close up, Mr DeMille?
What?
Nothing. Just another ordinary day.
How about it, gents?
A little scavenger hunt around Valetta.
Ah, well, we both have the day off.
- Fancy it? - Yeah, sure.
Great. That'll be 20 euros each.
THEY CHUCKLE We're staff.
Yeah, and I've got targets to meet, so...
- And how's that been going? - All right.
I'll tell you what, I'll do you a deal, OK?
If you get rid of these last half dozen tickets,
you two can have yours for free.
- Deal. - Super. Go and get me some warm bodies.
Any contact from the captain this morning?
No. No-one's seen him since last night.
His erratic behaviour is being noticed on the bridge.
If it carries on like this,
I'm gonna have to inform head office.
Maybe even ask him to step down.
Piers, that would destroy him.
Kate, I know this is hard for you, but I'm responsible.
Look, erm, just let me speak to him.
Let me see if I can get him to understand how serious this is.
Fine.
But as it stands, when the ship sets sail tomorrow evening,
Captain Marlowe cannot be in command.
- Oh, here he is. - DOM LAUGHS
Ah. Bad luck about last night.
I'll tell you what,
I'll give you a chance to claw back some of what you lost.
You're supposed to be taking things easy, Dominic.
I am, babe, but this is fun.
Toss of the coin. Heads, I give you half of what I won.
Tails, you stop messing with my firm.
Our firm? No deal.
Look what the cat dragged in.
- Oh, hi, there. - Hi.
I had a really nice time last night. It was good talking.
Yeah, it was great. I enjoyed you.
I mean, it... I enjoyed it, the talking.
So sorry to interrupt. Would any of you be interested in this?
Oh. What's a scavenger hunt?
It's a game that will take you around the city's top spots.
All you have to do is track down unusual objects.
Sounds fun. How about it, Christopher?
With you? Absolute-mundo.
Oh. Nothing ventured. Count us in.
- You have got to be kidding. - Erm, separate teams, of course.
Don't want any dead weight. I give enough to charity as it is.
Excuse me.
Kate.
How about a late lunch in Valletta at the Harbour Club?
- I'll be busy on the bridge. - It's already booked.
And it's the best table in the house.
I can't do this right now, Jack. We'll catch up tonight, yeah?
PA CHIME
- MAN: - 'Ladies and gentlemen,
'we have now arrived in Valletta, capital of Malta.
'Keep an eye out for locals making fun of each other.
'They're called Maltesers.'
MAN LAUGHS
'Tough crowd.'
Right this way. Come along. Don't be scared.
Hey, look. Look how nice the view of Valletta is.
Hello and welcome.
I am your host for this award-winning scavenger hunt,
Mirko Spiteri.
Please take the envelopes with your name on them.
Inside are clues about objects around the city.
Your task is to identify and... and take a selfie beside them.
RADIO CHATTER
Text the photos to the phone number provided.
So, the first team to solve all the clues wins.
- Is there a prize? - This gorgeous antique trophy.
- LAUGHTER - How ghastly.
Good luck, guys. I believe in you. Ciao-ciao.
Doesn't scream legit, does he?
Hey, good luck, Chrissy boy. Amy.
Julia. Her name's Julia!
It is hard to keep track of your women, Christopher.
They stick around so briefly.
Let's go.
- DOM: - Come on, hurry up. We can get a head start.
- Oh, for goodness sake, Dominic! - Oh, come on!
Just... calm down!
SHE GROANS
- Wow. - OK.
"My tribute you must find. Do not get left behind.
"Because life is a wrench when you have to blockade the French."
Not exactly poetry, is it?
Oh, it's, erm... the monument of Alexander Ball.
It's right here in Lower Barrakka Gardens.
How many times have we been to Valetta, Jack?
Have you never read the guidebook?
So, how's rehearsals going with Carol?
She's great. Me? Not so much.
I'm sure that's not true.
I'm struggling to discover what I'm good at.
I'm not a natural on stage like you, Jack.
Hey, look, the hardest part is making it look easy.
- You'll get there. - Look.
JACK CHUCKLES, SHUTTER CLICKS
INDISTINCT BICKERING
- You need to go back! - Please just go back.
- I am not your servant. - I don't need this right now!
- Huh. - Not our problem. Where to next?
Hm, let's see.
Jack. Look.
Come on!
SHUTTER CLICKS, THEY LAUGH
Wow.
We are smashing this.
- Er, excuse me. You need to tap out. - Oh, for God's sake.
- Is everything OK? - Sorry. It's my husband.
He's with the group doing that silly scavenger hunt.
- Idiot forgot to take his pills with him. - Are they important?
Vital. He's recovering from a heart attack.
I came back to get them.
Now he's not answering his phone, and I don't know how to find him.
All right. A couple of my colleagues are taking part.
- Let me find out if they've seen him. - Thank you.
Hey.
We're concerned about a passenger of ours who's doing the scavenger hunt.
He's got a heart condition, and his wife can't get a hold of him.
- His name? - Uh, Dominic Raja.
Has he sent any photos through recently?
So, this was the last photo your man sent.
Where is that?
Fort Manoel. It's, er... on the other side of the city.
Could you show us on a map?
Must have moved on. He's nowhere to be seen.
No. Jack, look.
Jamil, stay back.
He's dead.
Tulip. What does that mean?
- Rosie. - Look, you don't want to see this, Mrs Raja.
What happened to him?
It looks like he was struck over the head. I'm so sorry.
All right, I've got you. I've got you.
All right. Deep breaths.
Take a deep breath for me. Deep breaths. This is his wife.
- Could you just... - ROSIE SOBS
Back in a minute, all right?
I'm coming straight back. Straight back.
Did you find anything at the crime scene?
Er, it looks like he was trying to send a text to his brother,
but he only wrote one word, tulip.
I wonder if Christopher knows what that meant.
Well, he'll be on the scavenger hunt still, won't he?
He could be anywhere.
Well, we ought to find him and tell him what happened.
Erm, I'll get his number off Rosie and take her back to the ship.
I'll find out what she knows.
Hey, you were a little bit off with me earlier.
Has something else happened to Marlowe?
Listen, erm, go and find Christopher Raja,
and talk about it when we're both back on board, yeah?
Yeah.
All right, Rosie, let's get you back to the ship.
BELL RINGS
- Dead? - I'm afraid so.
He was writing a text message to you.
It was probably the last thing he did.
- What did it say? - Just one word. Erm, tulip?
- What does that mean? - We were hoping Christopher knew.
Things seemed tense between you two earlier.
That's just how we were.
Dom loved to compete over everything.
It must have been tiring.
The past 18 months, we've been at each other's throats.
We came on this cruise to try and make up.
What happened 18 months ago?
Our father died and left most of the control
of our family tech firm to Dominic.
Did that make you angry?
Actually, it made me sad.
Dominic made such a big deal about giving money to charity.
He was ruthless.
He always wanted a winner or a loser.
And what did you want?
A brother.
- Can we go back to the ship? - For now.
But the police will want a statement before we leave port.
- Why? We don't know anything. - It's just routine.
- Don't need to... - I think I just need a moment.
Do you know when it happened?
Er, well, Dominic sent his last selfie at ten past one,
and we found him at just before two.
We were on the other side of the city then.
I took this and sent it around 1:30.
Would you like me to ask Christopher to come and be with you?
That weasel's the last person I want to see.
Oh.
He was jealous of his brother. Always had been.
Even though Dominic looked after him.
How's that?
He paid him an allowance from the firm.
Called him a consultant.
But that wasn't enough for Christopher. Oh, no.
He thought he should run the place.
- And Dominic wasn't keen? - That would have been a disaster.
Christopher is chronically lazy.
Dominic, for all his faults, was born for business.
Never forgot a name, a face.
I think I'd like to be left alone.
Were you planning on going somewhere?
Please.
I saw one of the forensics team take a wallet from his pocket.
So it wasn't a robbery gone wrong, then?
Who's in the frame?
Well, his wife, Rosie, was planning on jumping ship.
She's got a one-way plane ticket to London for this afternoon.
I'm sure the police will have something to say about that.
When I asked her about it, she stonewalled me.
She was arguing with Dominic
at the scavenger hunt this morning, too.
What do we know about the brother?
There was definitely animosity between them.
Er, he resented Dominic for inheriting the family firm.
But he has an alibi.
The woman he met at the casino last night
took a photo of him on the other side of town
at the time of the murder.
And what do we know about her?
Only her name. Julia Stanton.
We should try and find out when the organiser
actually received the photograph.
And we should speak to Rosie before she leaves the show.
I'll check on her movements this morning with Frankie.
I should get to work. Keep me updated.
So, are you gonna tell me what all of this is about?
Marlowe left his post last night.
And when I went to confront him, he didn't know who I was.
Sounds to me like it could be dementia.
It could be medication. Low blood sugar.
He might have even had a drink.
Marlowe would never drink on his watch, you know that.
Well, I don't know what to think at the moment, Jack.
Look, just try and persuade him to go and see Sharon,
agree to some tests.
- Piers has given me an ultimatum. - And I agree with Piers.
Marlowe is in no fit state to be in charge of this ship.
I just want to talk to him. Let him know his options.
Would you like me to come with you?
No, no, I've got this.
Happy birthday to me.
Frankie.
I need the movements of one of the passengers, Rosie Raja.
SHE SIGHS
She disembarked this morning at 11:30
and came back on board at 1:40.
If she took a taxi back to the port, she might have had time to do it.
- Do what? - Murder her husband.
Well, you can ask her yourself.
- You seem to be in a bit of a hurry. - I'm going to miss my plane.
You booked a flight out of Malta
before you knew what had happened to Dominic.
The police could read a lot into that.
The brothers were using the cruise to make up,
but it soon became clear it was business as usual.
That constant need to outdo each other.
That must have been tiring.
I love Dominic, but he could be impossible.
I saw the two of you arguing at the Lower Barrakka Gardens.
About his medication. I wanted him to come back and get his pills.
But he asked you to fetch them instead.
He didn't want to lose ground with Christopher.
So, as usual, I was sent to pick up the pieces.
Or maybe he just wanted you out of the way.
What's that supposed to mean?
Do you know if Dominic had ever met
the man who set up the scavenger hunt before it started?
No. And I was with him the whole morning.
Look, could you just stay on the ship a little bit longer?
- Let me get you some answers. - All right.
But I am leaving before the ship sails.
Thank you.
- If she tries to get off... - Yeah, I know.
BEEP, SHE SIGHS
Did you know one of the people from your scavenger hunts was murdered?
Really? That's not gonna be good for business.
Probably wasn't the best experience for him either.
Nice tattoo.
Thank you.
What type of flower is that?
It's an endangered local species. Tulipan Selvagg.
Yeah.
The man who died. Dominic Raja.
- Had you met him before today? - No.
Were you wearing that jacket all day?
Only when I went to greet with the team. It's a hot day outside.
Where were you between the hours of 1pm and 2pm?
I don't need to answer that.
Oh, well, maybe you'd rather talk to the police.
Let's not get too hasty, gentlemen.
One of the other participants, Julia Stanton,
sent a selfie from the Porta del Soccorso.
Could you check when you received it, please?
- 1:33. - That is what she said.
Jamil, do you have our photo from the Porta del Soccorso?
Yeah.
Something about this doesn't feel right.
Yeah, you're right.
These shadows are wrong. The sun is in a different place.
Which means Julia's photo was taken earlier that day.
Their alibi is a sham.
- KNOCKING - Yes.
Still working?
The captain's job is never done, Kate.
You'll realise that yourself soon enough.
MARLOWE CHUCKLES
I wanted to talk to you about something.
If this is about last night's misunderstanding, then...
I feel like you haven't been yourself for a while now.
I'm perfectly compos mentis.
The next mistake that you make...
..it could endanger the passengers.
The Captain Marlowe that I know would never do that.
Please do not presume to know me, Miss Woods.
The confusion. The memory lapse. Is it...?
BANG
Enough!
Just remember that you're addressing a senior officer.
I expect an apology by the end of the day.
Dismissed.
Er, Piers... This business with Marlowe.
I know that you asked Kate not to mention anything.
Er...
Look, I know how fond Kate is of the captain. We all are.
I'm just a little concerned that it is maybe a little close to home.
Sorry. You've lost me.
Kate's father suffered from Alzheimer's.
He was 60 when he first started showing symptoms.
I knew that he'd been ill for years, but she never shared any details.
He meant the world to her. It's difficult for her to...
Taking a break now, Parker.
- Hey, I got your text message. - Yes.
I'll get back to it.
Update. We found something out about Julia and Christopher's alibi.
Right. Well, the sooner we speak to him.
- You can fill me in on the way, yeah? - Yeah.
It's really kind of you to come and check on us.
I can't believe this is happening.
Look, we know you took your photographs earlier in the day,
likely just after we got into port.
The sun is in the wrong place.
How did you know where to take them?
I went to see the organiser as we arrived.
Slipped him some cash for a list of the locations.
We went round and took our photos
before the real event started at lunchtime.
All we had to do was upload them before everybody else.
We couldn't lose.
Even if it meant cheating.
The way Dominic treated Christopher was appalling.
He deserved to be taught a bit of humility.
Where were you really?
Sitting in cafes, mainly.
A bit of shopping.
Can you prove that?
Why would I do that?
I loved my brother.
I'd never hurt him.
Julia?
Well, I'm hardly going to throw my life away
so I can murder a man I've only just met, am I?
The tour guide has a tattoo of a tulip on his arm.
I'm just wondering how Dominic knew about it.
So you think the text message was a clue that links him to the murder?
It's a bit far-fetched, isn't it?
Oh, you haven't met our tour guide, Mirko Spiteri.
Fast-talking chancer that makes Del Boy look legit.
The brothers only signed up for the tour this morning.
And Mirko claimed to have never seen Dominic before.
But Christopher admitted meeting Mirko first thing this morning.
Gave him a heads up on all the locations.
So you think they're in on it together?
Only one way to find out.
INDISTINCT ANNOUNCEMENT OVER PA
Ah!
I knew you hadn't forgotten.
A passenger left a box of chocolates on one of the sun loungers.
Are you all right to log them with lost property for me?
Oh... Yeah. Yeah, of course.
Cheers, mate.
SHE SIGHS
Hi, guys. How are we?
Ah, my friend, it's been too long, huh?
This is Kate Woods, first officer from the cruise ship.
- Hello. - This is cosy.
If only you can see what I have planned for in the future.
I'll wait with bated breath (!)
I believe what your friend just did is called sarcasm.
I like her.
The man who died earlier.
His brother came to see you this morning.
He paid you to see the clues for the scavenger hunt.
Look, I am a businessman, an entrepreneur,
and a philanderer.
You mean a philanthropist.
No. Look, the point is, I follow opportunity.
What was I supposed to do, turn down money?
We don't care about that.
What we do care about is if he told you anything about his brother.
I don't do anything with this. It's bad for the business.
Right. Well, I'm afraid you are involved,
because the last thing that Dominic did
was type the word "tulip" into his phone,
which we think was him trying to lead the police to you.
Listen. All right... I spoke to this Christopher,
but I never saw his brother.
I just agreed to give him extra clues.
S-Sorry. The what?
Christopher asked me to slip in extra clues
in his brother's envelope.
So Dominic had different clues from everyone else?
It was meant to send him miles away from everyone.
- A joke. - Hilarious (!)
I never said it was a good joke, but it's his money.
I just want to earn an honest living.
Do you remember what those extra clues were?
I'll do you one better, brother. I can actually show you. Ah.
It's with his handwriting as well. Oh, look.
One of these clues led Dominic to the fort where he was killed.
Which means Christopher set up his own brother.
- ANNOUNCEMENT: - 'We'd like to invite any passengers to take advantage
'of our happy hour offer in the bar.
'Two for one...'
Oh, Jack.
I noticed something odd when I was going through the passenger list.
Julia Stanton. I couldn't find her name on the manifest.
I ran a check against CCTV
and matched it with the passport she scanned.
Her real name is Amy Wentchurch.
People don't just change their name by accident.
I looked up Amy Wentchurch online. She's got a colourful history.
Prison. Tabloid headlines.
Jack?
What did she do?
Sorry to leave you waiting.
We felt that you all deserved to hear the truth.
You know what happened to Dominic?
I believe so, yes.
He was lured to an out-of-the-way location by a clue that only he had.
Christopher, you arranged that?
It was just a bit of fun.
I didn't know what was going to happen.
Luckily, Dominic himself tried to tell us the truth.
The killer left him for dead.
But I think Dominic still had a little life left in him.
There wasn't any time to get help.
So what would he do as his final act?
Try and make sure the person responsible would be caught.
People don't change their names by accident. But A phone might.
Sorry, I don't understand.
Say I wanted to type your name, Julia,
but accidentally hit the Y key first.
The phone would autocorrect "Yulia"
into what it thinks I was trying to spell,
in this case, tulip.
He was trying to text Christopher the name of his killer.
Dominic knew who you really were.
He even called you by your real name right in front of us.
Hey. Good luck, Chrissy boy. Amy.
Julia! Her name's Julia.
According to the newspapers at that time,
Amy Wentchurch, the name on your passport,
stole money from the charity she worked for.
I was a different person then. I'm ashamed of what I've done.
If it was one of the charities my husband was involved with,
he never forgot a face.
It wasn't until he said my name I knew he was onto me.
You knew that Christopher had rigged the scavenger hunt
so that Dominic would go onto some far-out locations.
I think you went there to confront him.
I'm just gonna go and have a look
at some of those shops we passed earlier.
How did you know he'd be alone?
I saw you going back to the ship on your own.
I just wanted to stop him telling anyone.
New friends I'd made, the people I work with.
- They don't know what I did. - Well, they should.
Ever since I came out of prison, I just wanted to make a new start.
To be someone that people didn't hate.
And it was finally happening for me.
But Dominic wouldn't let me have that.
He was so spiteful and vindictive.
CAMERA CLICKS
CHUCKLES
I recognised you when you first got on the boat.
It was all over the papers.
The money you stole from that charity.
A cause I personally donated thousands to.
I've paid the price. Did my time.
Yeah, a couple of years inside. It's pathetic.
And now you're sniffing around my brother.
I won't have it.
He's nice.
Kind.
He thinks we might have a future together.
DOMINIC LAUGHS
Yeah, well, I wouldn't get your hopes up.
He'll soon realise that you're a lying, cheating gold digger.
That money belongs to Christopher, too.
Really?
I saved that company. I built it up from nothing.
And you think you're going to get your filthy little hands on it?
I'm going to crush whatever pitiful life you have.
Just leave me alone.
Really?
Oh, you've done it now, you stupid cow!
Come on, push me again. Come on, push me again!
Let's have it, then. Come on!
Oh, right. OK. Go on.
First one's for free. Go on. Take your best shot.
The police have fingerprints for the murder weapon.
And I'm sure they'll find a match.
I didn't mean to hurt him.
It was self-defence.
You could have called for help.
But instead, you sent a photograph of you and Christopher
on the other side of the city to give yourself an alibi.
You stole my brother from me,
and then used me to hide what you'd done?
Sorry.
- This time... - Rosie.
..you'll be locked up for life!
Come on, you can wait for the police in your cabin.
ROSIE SOBS
- Are you having a good day? - Wonderful (!)
Super.
- You're meant to be my friend. - I am.
Then why don't you know what today is?
Frankie, what are you talking about?
I'm always looking out for you.
I foolishly thought that, for once,
you'd stop being selfish and think of me.
I guess I was wrong.
- ALL CHEER - Surprise!
You did remember?
Did you really think I'd forget my best mate's birthday?
Look, how about we just forget everything I just said?
Oh, come here, you.
Oh! Happy birthday, Frankie!
Happy birthday, Frankie.
Thank you. Oh, Jack!
Everyone say "Frankie!"
- ALL: - Frankie!
Captain Marlowe, I am taking command of this ship.
You wouldn't dare.
You've left us with no choice.
You're in this together.
Well, I expected more from you, Kate.
Kate is the reason I have not acted sooner.
- She wanted to give you the benefit of the doubt. - Just...
Just hold on. Look...
I've been under the weather lately, I know.
Lack of sleep. Erm...
Headaches, the occasional fog.
But I am sure that I'll be right as rain in no time.
I really hope that that is the case, Captain.
But in the meantime, we cannot leave you in charge of this ship.
You must inform head office that you are not well,
and that you have assigned the ship over to me
as your second in command.
You will be confined to your cabin for the remainder of the cruise.
Nobody has to know why.
And when we arrive back in Southampton,
we'll ensure that you are assessed by the finest doctors.
In the meantime, you will agree to further tests with Dr Tan.
This...
It's all I have.
Please, Captain...
don't make this any harder for me.
In that case...
..Officer de Vreese, you have the bridge.
MUSIC PLAYS, LAUGHTER
Right, come on. Who hasn't had a slice of this cake? Jack.
Not for me, thanks. Watching the waistline.
- Oh, give over. - Oh, no. It's all for me. Thank you.
COLIN LAUGHS
What's the latest with Marlowe?
He'll be confined to his cabin for the rest of the cruise.
You're doing the right thing.
So why does it feel like we've betrayed him?
I ought to wish Frankie a happy birthday.
Kate, will you please brief the rest of the crew
- that I'll be assuming command? - Mm-hm.
Piers told me about your dad, about his illness.
You've been through this before?
It's OK. He's just worried about you, Kate, that's all.
I'm just surprised that we haven't spoken about it.
I'm sorry, I can't.
- I can't talk about it, Jack. I'm sorry. - All right.
Come on, I think it's time the birthday girl made a speech.
Hey.
CHEERING
# I guess now it's time
# For me to give up
# I feel it's time
# And got a picture of you Beside me
# Got your lipstick marks All on your coffee cup
# Oh, yeah
# And got a fist of pure emotion
# Got a head of shattered dreams
# And gotta leave it Gotta leave it all behind now
# Whatever I said, whatever I did I didn't mean it
# I just want you back for good
# Want you back, want you back Want you back for good
# Whenever I'm wrong Just tell me the song
# And I'll sing it
# You'll be right and understood
# Want you back, want you back
# Want you back for good
# Unaware but underlined
# I figured out the story
# No, no, it wasn't good
# No, no
# But in the corner of my mind
# I celebrated glory
# But that was not to be
# With a twist of separation
# You excelled at being free
# Can't you find A little room inside for me?
# Whatever I said, whatever I did I didn't mean it
# I just want you back for good
# Want you back, want you back
# Want you back for good
# Whenever I'm wrong
# Just tell me the song And I'll sing it
# You'll be right and understood
# Want you back, want you back Want you back for good
# And we'll be together
# And this time, it's forever
# We'll be fighting, and forever
# We will be so complete In our love
# We will never be uncovered again
# I guess now it's time
# That you came back for good. #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Party people, get your glad rags on, cos we have now docked in Ibiza.
You're that singer bloke, ain't you?
- Cheap drinks at Club Echo tonight. - Oh, what the hell?
I don't think Marlowe is going to get better.
I'm here if you need anything.
Wow. Who is this, and what have you done with Kate Woods?
I thought I'd try and let my hair down a little bit.
SCREAMS
I'm Inspector Maria Morales. Word of advice,
stay out of situations you don't understand. It won't end well.
# You thought you'd run away now
# From the troubles in your life
# And watch a new horizon In the sky
# But now the truth's caught up With you forever
# It's waiting for you In the deep blue... #
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