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Thank you.

Thank you.

All right, Gabby.

The party's here!

Oh, my God!

Come on, come on. It's a fucking wave.
Come on. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Come

on. Come on, my God. Come on. I don't
want to. All right,

boss with me.

I'm not fucking weird!

Alright geezer, how's it going?

Will you be turned back the fu -

I don't want any. Stop saying no to me.

I'll do it.

That's more like it.

Good fucking girl.

Hey, you're getting a bit jealous, yeah.

Not you, then, a little bit jealous.

What are you doing?

Hey,

you! Hey, you! What's wrong with us? No.

Please. I love me a night wife. No, you
fucking don't. Yeah, I fucking do.

The streets need me. The streets fucking
need me. City's mine.

All right.

Miss Reena? Yeah.

Miss Reena, please take a seat.

Thanks.

Well, thank you for agreeing to meet me.

Nice to meet you.

Do you mind if I ask you a few
questions?

Of course.

Do you have any children?

No, no.

Do you have any...

Distinguishing marks.

I don't understand.

Distinguishing marks, uh, moles,
anything, any tattoos, any

deformities? No, nothing like that.

Finally, do you smoke?

No.

Wonderful.

It's important we hire someone without
any...

Addictions. I don't have any addictions.

That's fantastic.

Everything seems legal and above board,
if you wouldn't mind just signing here.

Yes, Princess?

Okay, um... Yeah, I'm sorry.

Don't worry, I'll take care of it.

Miss Reena.

Good morning.

We said 11 o 'clock.

It's 10 .22.

I called them earlier, but, you know,
the sooner I started, the less you need.

Yeah, but 11 o 'clock means 11 o 'clock.

Sorry, I won't do it again.

So, what, you caught the bus?

Yeah, I didn't realise how far out you
are from the city.

Well, that's why I gave you the map.

Never mind, never mind. Please, follow
me, follow me.

Raise your hands, please.

May I?

Yeah.

Could you empty your pockets, please?

Yeah, of course.

Thank you.

Good.

OK.

We don't use phones in the house.

You put everything else back in your
pocket.

Your profile online stated that you were
prepared to perform non

-standard tasks.

No, please, please, don't look worried.

That's not what I was thinking.

I had something else in mind.

But I can refuse.

It would mean the end of our
collaboration.

Our confidentiality agreement, however,
would still be binding,

whether you choose to work for us or
not.

I made you some ginger.

Catherine, this is Miss Rena.

Hopefully, she's going to...

Help us out around the house.

Good morning.

Let me show you the rest.

This room is Catherine's pride and joy.

We have a lot of shade to be here.

Rare additions, mostly inherited.

We moved up north after Catherine's
father passed.

It's much more spacious than our other
house.

London has changed.

You ever been to London?

No.

You're not missing much.

This is my son.

Hi, I'm Jonathan. I'm 10 and I like
Disney films and... Hi,

I'm Katrina.

You can call me Rena. Hi, nice to meet
you.

Nice to meet you.

Shall we? Yeah.

This is our bedroom.

Catherine's in there at the moment, so
we won't disturb her.

It's crucial that all objects remain in
their place.

My wife hates it when things are out of
order, and she'll, well, she'll only

take it out on me.

Can I come with you?

I'm just going to show Reena the cellar.

I really appreciate you not screaming,
as there really is no cause for concern.

He's just a bit sick, and we're going to
make him better.

I can assure you, no -one ever has, nor
ever will be harmed in this house.

Miss Rayner, look, I checked the status
of your visa.

I ran a background check on you.

I can see you've had a really rough
start here. I don't know what you mean.

I mean, especially with your removal
order.

That is being worked on through this.
I'm sure it is.

But with your past, it might not be so
easy for the girls from Macedonia.

Listen.

I'm not judgmental.

And I'm sure you... you didn't have much
of a choice doing what you were doing.

Would you like me to... have a word with
my friend at the home office? No.

There'll be no outside cleaning products
brought into the house. The products we

use are eco -friendly, non -toxic,
chemical -free.

We are a zero -waste household.

We take this very seriously.

Please, take off your jacket.

And when you do clean the cellar, please
remember not to take to heart anything

Tommy may say to you in a state of
stress.

And if you do feel threatened, please
don't hesitate to use these items.

Safety off.

Safety on.

So the spray.

Pretty obvious, really.

Mind your own eyes.

Look, don't be scared.

I promise you.

You will not be harmed in this house.

Hey. Who the fuck are you?

Listen. Listen.

Come here and undo me. All right,
please, please. I feel dead sick. Just

here and undo me. Hey, hey! What are
you, deaf?

Don't fucking ignore me. Look at me.
Just come and help me out quickly before

they come back. Just come and undo me.

Please, quickly.

While they're awake. No, no, no!

Miss Reena?

Is everything all right?

Yeah, I only went down there to, you
know, put on the washing.

Look, I know it may look unconventional,
but believe me, we won't be keeping him

there for long.

Tommy's going through a rebellious
phase. You understand?

Everywhere's lovely and clean, really.

Thank you. You've done a really lovely
job.

So I think that's it for today.

Yeah? Yeah.

Good. Good. I'll see you on Thursday.

Two days a week, like in the contract?

Yeah. Yes?

Yes. Thursday.

Great. Thank you.

music can improve memory and reduce
stress to overall mental well -being and

even improve children's performance.

Knock, knock.

Who's there?

Ida.

Ida who?

Ida like to be friends.

Sunshine made the pizza.

You have to eat something, Tommy.

So you might as well eat this.

That wasn't very nice.

I'm gonna fuck you up so badly when I
get out of here.

Just watch.

I'm gonna fucking twat you.

I swear down, I'm gonna fucking rip off
your skull.

And then I'm gonna... dab you in the
dick.

Did he like the pizza, Dan?

Yes. Yes, he loved it.

I love you, Dan.

I have everything under control.

What the fuck did you electrocute me
for?

It was self -defense, Tommy.

We're watching porn together now.

Let's relive some of your greatest hits,
shall we?

This is so jokes. I got so many views on
this one, you know.

Told me that's not the sickest thing you
ever saw.

Look at that.

No, no.

Yes.

Absolute teens, mate. Look at me.

Criminal damage.

Driving under the influence.

Taking without the owner's consent.

Reckless endangerment.

And do you think all of this is funny?

Did I fucking stutter?

Come on, that's pretty sick. Don't even
lie.

Yes, you're right. Yes, it is sick.

I should have been a fucking movie star.

This is not a movie, Tommy.

This is real life.

Did you know...

Over 3 ,551 accidents happen each year
due

to drunk driving related incidents in
the UK alone.

Wow, man. You really are one talented
motherfucker.

Keep watching.

And please, don't use the M word.
Shockingly, one in 20 fatal crashes in

is attributed to drunk driving.

So stay safe.

chapter two when you feel anger or
aggression rising take a moment to pause

before responding a few deep breaths or
counting to ten can help you regain

control and prevent an impulsive
aggressive reaction practice

communication

Princess, would you pop down with me to
see him?

Our first lecture went really well.

But I'm sure he'd benefit from seeing
someone other than just myself.

It'll do you good.

I promise.

Tommy?

Tommy?

Tommy, what happened to your toilet?

What have you done, Tommy?

Catherine, go upstairs, please!

Frances, go upstairs!

I'm really sorry about that.

That was my fault. That was too soon.

Can I run you a bath?

I promise.

I'll take care of this.

Yes, sunshine?

It doesn't matter. No, it does matter.
Go on, what was you going to say?

Do you think Charlie would mind if I
wrote his comics?

I think he'll be fine with that.

But just don't tell your mother, okay?

It'll be our little secret.

Thank you.

Oh, awesome.

You're moving in with me, you pedo.

You got everything in there?

Pyjamas, toothbrush, lubricants?

I don't appreciate the way you violated
my wife.

Violating? Are you mad?

You owe her an apology.

Do I fuck?

You two should be apologising to me. I'm
the bloody victim here.

That's the problem with your generation.

You always tend to gravitate towards
some kind of victimhood.

I'm gonna fucking obliterate you the
second I get out of here! I swear down!

You're already dead, you scum!

I'm going to fucking rip off your skull.
I'm going to fucking rip off your

wife's skull and make your son fucking
watch it. Your weird little fucking ugly

son. Fucking nonce. I'm going to grab
that fucking slag of a wife of yours.

going to fucking chop her head off and
fucking cut her into pieces and fucking

feed her to you, you scumbag fucking
cunt!

I absolutely hate every single... Ow!

Ow, what the fuck?

What the fuck?

Is everything okay?

Everything's fine, sunshine.

Nothing for you to worry about.

I've done my algebra and my geography.

Do you think I could play with Tommy?

Absolutely.

We don't have to play.

Maybe we could watch a film with him.

I think that's a wonderful idea.

But maybe not just yet.

Have I done something wrong, Daddy?

Look who's back.

I get it.

Keep doing your thing.

You clearly don't have a problem working
in fucking Guantanamo.

I can't help you.

Fucking knew you were foreign.

Could tell just from looking at your
ugly face.

You fucking bitch.

Go back to your own country, you leech.

Piece of shit.

Miss Rena, is Tommy being unpleasant to
you?

Broke my heart when I had to discipline
you.

But you didn't give me a choice.

The way you behave is completely
unacceptable.

We treat each other with respect in this
house.

Now you owe Miss Rena an apology.

You're a fucking sick bastard, you.

I'm sorry. No, no, no. I'm sorry. Okay.
I didn't mean it.

Not to me.

Well?

I won't do it again.

There.

See?

Wasn't so difficult, was it?

Is that all?

Yes, Miss Rena. Thank you very much.

I've brought you some painkillers.

And sunshine has prepared a little
surprise for you.

Tommy.

They're not psychopaths.

If you do.

Oh, a movie.

Awesome.

What we gonna watch?

Me shitting the bed when I was four.

Something a bit more glorious.

The Guns of Navarone.

War classic.

Story of courage and friendship against
all odds.

Actually, do you mind if we watch
something else?

What would that be?

Kev, maybe?

It's Charlie's favourite film.

You're the programmer today, sunshine.

I think that's a wonderful choice.

Come sit.

Well done, Casper. The most exciting
thing I've ever seen in my life.

Great.

Thrilling of a lifetime, lad.

I think I've had enough.

Take me down.

Pause.

Did you like it?

As if I weren't depressed enough living
in a dungeon.

How can I get some sleep?

Of all the films he could have chosen.

Yes, it just always reminds me of him.

I know.

I'm so sorry.

I dreamt about him again last night.

He was walking through the gate up the
driveway.

Happy.

Cocaine is a powerful and dangerous
drug.

It may offer a brief sense of euphoria,
but the consequences are severe, damaged

health, broken families, and lost
futures.

It attacks the body and clouds the mind.

Be smart. Stay away from cocaine and
stick to safe, healthy choices.

Lesson number four.

Don't let fear to take hold.

Fear always brings self -destruction.

Let go of fear.

Everything that surrounds you is filled
with love and trust.

You are not alone.

You are safe.

Open your mind and invite progress.

Progress is impossible without change,
and those who cannot change their minds

cannot change anything.

The secret of change is to focus all of
your energy not on fighting the old, but

on building the new.

I would like to apologise for what I did
to you.

I did not behave in the way I should
have.

And for that...

I want to apologise and say sorry.

I am very ashamed of myself and I will
not...

I promise not to do it again.

I hope you can find it in your heart to
forgive me.

You're not supposed to throw piss at
people, you know.

Yes, Tommy, I know.

Apology accepted.

I'm so proud of you, Tommy.

This isn't easy for all of us, you know.

But now I'm more hopeful that you...

Appreciate what it is we're trying to do
for you.

For fuck's sake! What now?

Don't you squinting during the film?

No, I can see fine.

Indulge me.

Whatever.

It's the same.

Fuck me!

This shit's HD.

As if.

I can see everything well better.

I am glad.

I'm... ...covering.

What's your point? Like, I don't get it.

Let me ask both of you.

What do you think my probation officer's
going to do when she realises I haven't

checked in with her?

They're going to start looking for me,
you know.

Tommy, do you really think I didn't run
a background check on you?

What's that supposed to mean?

There's no probation, officer.

You've managed to get away with all your
shenanigans.

It's quite impressive, really.

How you've managed to aimlessly float
through your whole life completely

unnoticed.

It should be long enough now that you
can use the bathroom

First

thing

first

Talk for that.

Why did you do that?

You try listening to that for a while,
see if your red won't explode.

Common sounds of nature.

Thought you might find a piece.

I've brought you some clothes.

And this, so you don't get horribly
bored.

I don't read.

Well, this is usually read by 16 -year
-olds, so I didn't think it would be too

difficult for you.

It's not going to be very difficult for
me. I'm not fucking fake.

Who reads books?

What's it even about?

Some bloke with a tattoo?

Yes, like you.

help you. Ah, a parcel for you.

Your signature.

Here.

Have it.

I should close the gate.

Bye.

Have a nice day.

Thank you.

Good boy, Tommy.

Good boy.

Sunshine.

You must never open the gate.

I was just trying to... It's all right,
never.

I found these in Jonathan's pocket in
the washing basket.

I thought I'd cleared everything out.

I'm so sorry.

Were you reading Charlie's comics?

Yeah.

You were supposed to leave them
downstairs.

It was meant to be our little secret.

They're just comic stamps.

What did you want?

I just wanted to see if everything was
okay.

You know, you were... feeling stressed
out?

No, not really.

No? So, where have you started smoking
them?

Dad, I've... I've just found them.

So you've just been carrying them
around, is that right?

Yeah. So why are you getting upset?

Because I... I also smoked one, but I
won't do it again.

Well, can I share something with you?

When I was just a little bit older than
you, I tried a cigarette.

But the most important thing is that you
didn't like it.

And you won't do it again.

Is that right?

isn't finished yet.

You know what the problem is, Sunshine?

You looked Daddy in the eyes and you
lied to him.

There's no punishment for the truth.

But there was no truth here at first.

Punishment. No, I don't.

Jonathan?

You alright?

Can I have a stick?

I don't smoke.

I'm always smoker when I see one.

Listen.

I'm being serious now, okay?

I'm sorry about what happened.

You're just as fucked as I am.

I get that now.

I didn't mean to be such a dickhead.

Chris told me to give you some more
toilet paper.

Remind me before I go.

How about some chewing gum?

Legend.

Hey, whereabouts is this place?

I'm not asking for the address, just
more or less.

Don't overwrite to know where I am

Dad

Can

I have some help

Not just yet, sunshine.

I have to help Tommy first.

Afternoon.

Afternoon, Constable.

I beg your pardon?

Stop fucking around.

You're not even trying to hide it.

You could only stink more of a copper if
you read me me right.

Did you get bored giving people speeding
tickets and decide to start torturing

them?

Torturing people sounds rather bold
coming from someone with a record like

yours, wouldn't you say?

I've never nabbed some random kid off
the street.

Tied them up in a basement.

And abused them.

Don't be putting me in your category.

I appreciate that.

Level with me a minute.

Please. If you let me go now, I swear
down, I won't tell anyone nothing.

I'm not a snitch.

I won't hurt you.

I'll leave you alone and walk away and
forget any of this ever happened.

Please.

I swear down, I'm not joking.

Me parents, me family, me mates.

They're all probably dying of worry. And
they'll come for every fucking inch to

find me.

Everything will be fine.

No, it's not. I'm changing a fucking
basement. Everything isn't going to be

fine, Christopher, you fucking dickhead.

Relax, Tommy. We have a lot of time to
start liking each other.

You're both not right in the head.

Who's this little lad?

Who's this little mate here?

Yo, say.

You all right, son?

Yeah. You a bit lost?

No, I'm all right.

You look like you're shaking.

Yeah, do us a favour. Can you give us
the time?

What? Give us the time, son.

Get your fucking phone out and let me
have a look.

Get your fucking phone out and let me
have a fucking look. I'm in a hurry.

You don't look like you're in a fucking
hurry. Do you know who you're fucking

talking to?

Get your fucking hands out.

Put your fucking hands right there.
Here, hold his fucking hand.

No fucking way.

You've got to be fucking joking, man.

Your fucking hand's got a better one
than that.

Your fucking little weirdo.

Oh, jeez.

No, no, no. Oh, he's crying.

Is he crying? Is he crying? You're
looking for mama? You're looking for

mama?

Look at me. I'm talking to you.

You're on your own.

No one's coming.

No one's coming to see you now.

You're scared, aren't you?

You're all on your fucking own.

about enough. It's alright, it's
alright, it's zero.

Come on now, zero.

A plus B squared equals A squared plus
2AB equals 2AB squared.

Yeah? Do you understand?

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

Look, you're not stupid, because you've
answered all the other questions

correct, so you're not stupid.

So don't pretend to be stupid and listen
to me. A squared plus B squared equals

A squared plus... Let me take over.

Would you like anything else?

It'd be nice to sit at a table like a
normal person.

Not like a dog.

Do you know what I mean?

You read it.

Many years ago.

Some of the words in here, man.

The fuck does... ..intricate mean?

Intricate.

Give me the full sentence.

He was a riot of rockets and fountains
and people in

such...

intricate detail and colour that you
could hear the voices murmuring,

small and muted, from the crowds that
inhabited his body.

OK.

So, from that description, you could say
that the tattoos were detailed?

Yeah. So... ..intricate must mean

really.

Detailed. Good.

See? You're not so stupid after all, are
you?

Not just a pretty face.

Here, if I read the old book, will you
hook me up with the footy scores?

And the league table in general?

It's dead weird not knowing what's going
on.

I'll tell you what.

I'll go one better.

For every book you read, I'll buy you a
beer.

A beer?

An unalcoholic beer.

The language is still a problem, but at
least he's reading.

I think it's time.

Excuse me, sir.

Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday dear Tommy.

Wow.

Blow out the candles and make a wish.

But don't say it out loud.

Jonathan baked all day yesterday.

How is it?

Fucking spot on.

Oh, I mean, it's very good.

Well, we were all wondering what we
might do to celebrate your birthday, and

came up with a brilliant idea.

And we...

guarantee that you'll be delighted.

Cool. We just have to do one little
thing first.

What's that?

Are you fucking joking?

Me had fucking wrecks after that, can
you not?

No, no, no. We promise that you won't
regret it, will you?

Ah!

Look!

He's awake!

Where are we?

Well, we decided your birthday was too
important to be spent indoors.

Do you like steak?

Yeah.

So I was once seeing this... Fuck me.
For me.

That's good.

Language.

Sorry.

So I was once seeing this gal.

Boy, was she freaky.

Every time I clapped her cheeks, I
always used to... Sorry, what does

cheeks mean?

I'll tell you later.

After I was finished, I always used to
get a bit of my... Tommy, your hair's

grown such a lot. Would you like me to
cut it?

No.

I like it as it is.

You do?

You're a very good -looking fellow.

It's a bit shit, this one.

I can't stand Austin.

Why are you making me read it?

I think I just wanted to see how far
you'd get.

Here you are, Johnny. I'll give you a
game.

Bat's just there. All right.

You OK with losing?

OK with losing. Hit me.

Whoa!

Now we're talking.

Oh, no!

Ah.

Come on, you've got to do better than
that.

Oh, come on.

That was over my head. I couldn't reach
that.

Woo -hoo!

You understand we have to go back the
way we came, don't you, Tommy?

Yeah.

Shame to be going back.

All right, hit me with the chloro.

Smells wonderfully sweet, doesn't it?

You're awake.

Please, follow me.

There'll be two sections which will
almost provide you access to the entire

house. First section will provide you
access from your bedroom

to the toilet.

The second section, which I'm still
working on, will give you access...

for the downstairs.

The locks are there for everybody's
safety.

Do you like it?

Yeah.

It's great.

Boy, I am still on a lead, aren't I?

Please, don't see it as a sign of...

Distrust. Look at it the other way, as a
sign of our trust in you and the

progress you've made.

Get there, you're in the cellar, and now
you can roam around the house.

And besides, trust isn't black and
white.

Trust is... It's a process.

And it has to be built.

We really are so happy with the
wonderful guy who... Your turning

out to be Tommy.

Really, you make us so proud.

So proud that I gave you my special
bell.

Which I hope you like.

So once I remove the lock, it gives you
total access to the whole of the

downstairs, which means you can now sit
at the dining table and eat your dinner,

like you said, remember?

You said you wanted to be able to sit at
the table, remember?

Also, you now have access to the living
room, where we can, well, you can sit

and play games and read books.

And we can... We can watch films.

Like a proper family.

Yeah.

Look at this.

Woo -hoo!

Jonathan,

come here.

Ready? Ready.

Here we go. Yeah!

It works. Do you like it?

Yeah. It's wicked.

Oh, nearly.

Johnny boy.

Yeah?

Whose are these?

They've always been there. We bought it
second -hand.

Different room used to belong to
someone, didn't it?

Yes.

Who?

Sunshine!

OK, I'll be back after my bath.

Trina, you're a bit out of sorts today,
aren't you?

I'm more than usual.

You know, I'd beat the shit out of
anyone making you feel this miserable.

I'd do that for you.

I'd just have to come here to fight me,
wouldn't I?

Ooh.

Thank you.

I'll have to keep this information in
mind, you know?

I fancy some telly time.

Can you let me through?

I'm afraid I can't.

Ah, don't worry about that.

I'll leave you to it.

I can punch you in if you just tell me
the...

Uh, but I

don't remember.

Come on.

It's only four digits.

Really? I don't know.

Oh, I see.

You just want to keep me up here with
you, don't you?

Can you touch the book?

Can they count?

Bit tight.

Let's see.

Seven to eight inches.

Extension.

Chris. Yeah?

I've been thinking.

Oh, careful. We'll all be in trouble.

Do you ever do anything together?

What do you mean? We do lots of stuff
together.

Yeah, but like... husband and wife.

You're obviously a bit under the phone.
Don't you want to mix it up a bit? It's

none of your business.

Well, I was only asking.

Yeah, well, just don't.

I'm going to make some tea.

Do you like a cup?

No, you're alright.

It's six o 'clock. You're usually ready
and running out of the door by now.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

Jonathan, turn down the music.

Would you go upstairs, my darling, to
your room?

Why, but I'm playing chess with Dad.

Do what your mum says, Johnny.

Fine.

Thank you.

Rina?

Come and sit down.

What's wrong? What's going on?

I think I am... I'm being watched,
followed.

By whom?

Some men I... I don't know exactly.

I think they work for...

person who used to employ me, and... I
think they'll find me again.

I mean, you can't come back and forth
here on your own. What can I do?

What can I do?

I don't want to disappear, you know?

Well, you can move in here.

It's only temporary. You can move in
until we know that you're safe.

The only thing is that there's... The
only space that we have right now is in

the cellar and that's not really
suitable.

Are you joking?

No, I couldn't, I couldn't.

I won't take no for an answer, Reena.
She really doesn't, I can tell you.

There's a shelter I can go to in town.
No, no. It helps me move.

You don't need charity when you have
family. We're your family.

It's really like an upmarket travel
lodge down there.

Just avoid sniffing anything they put
near your nose. Tommy.

Stay with us.

What are

you

doing here? You've got your own shower
downstairs.

Yeah, but there is... Not with water,
you know.

Hey. Hey.

My eyes are up here.

Are they, though?

Sweet fucking dreams.

Tell me.

Oh. Oh.

Use the bathroom for that kind of thing.

Maybe run in the water at the same time.

Your suggestion got me thinking.

Maybe I should be more romantic with
Catherine.

I've had an idea, but I'll need help
from you and Miss Rena.

Here you go. Look at that.

That toxic waste.

What do you think?

Tastes like toxic waste.

Catherine, there's something I wanted to
talk to you about.

Would you come with me for a second?

They're all off their face in that
place, right?

Yes. Getting absolutely fucked.

That's right.

And they're so fucked up, they don't
worry about now.

Because if you're off your head all the
time, why do anything about it?

Do you know what I mean?

Perhaps that's one of the questions that
I actually pose in the book.

Which is better?

little stupor, or dealing with... sober
reality.

Yeah.

I get it.

Drugs are a form of escape, isn't it,
Tommy?

From people's problems and also from...
everything that's

important in life.

Just from things.

From people. People can run away from
people, even those who love them very

much.

Nat?

Life's shit sometimes, so you have to,
though.

It's your only chance to...

Get out your head.

A holiday.

Holiday?

You're reading To Kill a Mockingbird.

Yeah.

I was actually supposed to read that at
school, but I never got round to it.

You're just too busy causing trouble.

You know how it is.

I don't.

We can talk about that one if you like.

I haven't finished it yet.

Nice work.

Yeah.

Could be me and you if you're lucky.

Tom Flattery.

That someday you'll find

You see that? You see that kitchen
drawer where they keep lots of boxes?

something long and thin. Quickly,
please, before Jonathan comes back.

Why can't you know that?

I should report you for this to Chris.

But you're not a snitch, are you?

Please.

How's it going?

Amazingly. Mum's really pleased, and I
don't think I've seen Dad. He's happy in

a long time, so... Thank you, Tommy,
for, you know, telling Dad to do it.

I'm happy for him, too.

Oh, come on.

Let's give him some privacy.

Knock, knock.

Come in.

You're supposed to say, who's there?

I'll bring you some cookies and some hot
chocolate.

Sound. Thanks.

No.

I'll never forget what you used to do.

I haven't seen Catherine that happy for
years.

I might even get me leg over.

Thank you. Don't thank me.

Thank yourself.

You did all of this for her.

Why did you take me?

I know someone else used to live here.

I know you kept another guy chained up
here before me.

Never kept anyone here.

No one else was chained up.

What did you do to him?

Right, come on, round these up.

Right, show me a card trick. Go on,
impress me.

Excuse me.

Go.

Go.

No, I'm here

Time for bed.

Good night, Tommy.

How are

you

feeling?

I'm so proud of you, son.

You behaved like a real man.

You protected this family today.

You.

And I'll never forget that.

Thank you.

And don't you worry.

I promise.

It'll never happen again.

First thing tomorrow morning, I'll get
us the best home security system money

can buy.

CCTV cameras we'll get.

Motion sensors.

Bars. You can help me.

We'll do it together.

Like father and son.

Yeah.

Tommy, what are you doing?

Tommy, stop. I have the keys.

Tommy, please.

Come on, you're going to wake Jonathan.

Tommy, look.

Tommy.

Look, you've been doing so well. We're
all very proud of you. Just give me the

gun, son, please.

But you're not my family.

This isn't real.

You kept me chained in a fucking
basement.

I've been hanging from your fucking
ceiling.

You beat me up.

You've used me like a fucking puppet. I
am my own man. I'm not some dog you can

just take in. I'm a real fucking person.

My darling, let's talk about this in the
morning. Tonight you can sleep without

your chain. I want to leave.

Do you want a television?

No! I want to go home! I want to fucking
live!

What about Jonathan?

Don't do that!

Do you know how fucked you are?

He's actually a decent kid.

And you're gonna fucking ruin his head
just like you did the other one. Hey!

Go to your room. Go to your room,
Sparkle.

You don't get it.

It's not my room.

It's his room.

And I don't know what the fuck he did to
him, but I'm never gonna be him.

It's over.

I'm sorry.

I'm really sorry.

We'll have to let him go.

Remember what happened last time.

No! Catherine, no, please!

No!

In your original statement from the
hospital, you said that you were taken

some family.

It says here that you were a replacement
for their son.

I was off my face at the hospital on all
the drugs they gave me. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I'm still coming.

I made that shit up.

Right, so... So where have you been all
this time, then, Tommy?

Out and about, innit?

Out and about.

Not for a couple of months.

Look, I... ..needed to be on my own for
a bit.

Sort myself out, you know.

Stay out of trouble.

Bit of freedom.

Were you with anyone else?

Er, me.

What? Can I get a name for this mate?

Jonathan.

He's like a brother to me.

We go way back.

Right, and where is he now?

Minding his own business. Just doing his
own shit, I suppose.

You sure you don't want anything to
drink?

No, I think I'm done here.

I'll close down the missing persons
report.

You didn't have to report me.

Did you report him too?

I... Well, I definitely texted you a
couple of times, but there was no

so I...

Who

was it, then?

The file says it was a Gabby Tate who
reported it.

Is she your girlfriend?

Just a mate.

Well...

Very lucky boy, Tommy.

You know, most people that get reported
missing, we end up fishing them out the

river.

Yeah.

Lucky me.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

All right, guys.

Where we going?

You'll see.

I'll drive.

Alright.

Hold that one.

Through this, I wish I could disappear,
Tommy.

Smells that sweet, don't it?