Original subtitles

How you going?

Save the formalities, Detective.

Save the formalities, Detective.

You got your last boss locked up.

You got your last boss locked up.FFFF00&}SISTER KERRY: Did you know Mary was born in Loch Iris?

SISTER KERRY: Did you knowrn in Loch Iris?

Her mother grew up in St Joseph's.

Her name was Catherine Allen.

JAY: What, you just met us and you're gonna give us a house rent-free?

JAY: What, you just met us and you're }

Place is empty. Mary's in a caravan.

JAY: Saw him hanging around the girls earlier.

Told Anya not to talk to strangers.

This is my friend Scarlett.o.

Around here, you needp your eye on them kids.

ANYA: Where's Scarlett gone?

That's what&}we're trying to find out, bub.

So she's been missinglast night?

So she's been missings not missing.

No. She's not missing.

What did you do? She's not missing.

What did you do?hese children needed some comfort.

I don't know how they call those places a home.

They were createdth the best of intentions.

They were createdry?

JAY: Sister Kerry?

(DOOR OPENS)

(SIGHS)

(VEHICLE DOOR CLOSES)

(SIGHS)

Sergeant?

Oh!

Jesus, Swan.

Haven't you heard of office hours?

We got work to do.

Yeah. Well, it's being done.

I was up till 2am. Well, it's being done.

I was up till 2am.

I was up till 2am.S)

(SIGHS)

You know what? This used to be you showed up.

Now I've got...

..missing kids... (YAWNS)

..and old ladies keeling over.

You get a lead on the red hatchback?

We're gonna conduct a wider search

I've run the details to Banksia, but...

..this district bigger than the state of Texas,

so narrowing it down's be easy.

so narrowing it down's

Will this help?

Yeah.

Yeah. This'll help.

I don't like it.

But Banksia&}don't seem to be too worried.

What? They think she's gone walkabout?

What? no. It's not that.

No. No, no. It's not that.

7-year-olds don't go walkabout, Simmo.

7-year-olds that.

No. It's not that.

Just... (SIGHS)

Look, they're...t... (SIGHS)

Look, they're...y're a pack of shits.

Look, they're... they've got it in for me.

And they've got it in for me.

And if she was a white kid?

(SIGHS)

Anyway, the report's filed,r Kerry's.

Anyway, the report's filed,

For the coroner.

Cause of death's not clear.

I'd say it's pretty clear.

No-one lives forever.

Well, there's a lot of evidence to suggest foul play.

Well, there's a lot of evidence

No-one wanted to kill her.

Doesn't make any sense.

She slipped in the bath,head.

She slipped in the bath,of a struggle.

There's obvious signs of a struggle.

Simmo, we spoke about this last night.

Your judgement's all over the place.

Yeah, and you don't know messing with, Detective.

Yeah, and you don't knowbout?

What are you talking about?

Nuns die in their sleep

or in the bath

'cause everyone loves 'em.

Any other theory and the grandatholic Church

won't be happy,

I'll be gone without me pensionar behind.

So I reckon we can agree that therelanations.

Simmo, you might have one foot out the door,

but don't expect me to not do my job.

I don't see the need forensic investigation

I don't see the need further evidence.

without further evidence.

Now...

..my new mug.

(LAUGHS)

"Another fine dayGHS)

"Another fine dayed by responsibility."

"Another fine dayGHS)

(LAUGHS)

It's a joke, Swan.

Where's her body being held?

At the hospital.

So the doc can sign offse of death.

I'm sending the cleanersr house this morning.

Don't.

It's a crime scene until I say so.

She was in her 80s,rist's sake!

(INSECTS BUZZ)

(BELL RINGS)

We are gonna sleep in our new house tonight.

We are gonna sleep (SIGHS) A real bed.

(SIGHS) A real bed.

Come on, Anya! Time to go.

What if Scarlett tries to find us?

Someone's gonna let her know us?

Someone's gonna let her know where our new house is.

Someone's gonna let her know OK?

OK?

You don't need to worry about that.

You don't need to worry about that.

You don't need to worry about that.

Alright.

(SIGHS)

How are you today?

I'm good, miss.ah?

(THUD)

(DOOR CLOSES)

Excuse me, miss.

Hi, Joey. (SIGHS)

Can I help you with something?

Did you make that?

It's beautiful.

Here.

For baby.

Little one from the caravan park.

She likes these ones.

The roo skin is soft.kes these ones.

The roo skin is soft.

Who, Scarlett?

Who, Scarlett? \c}

They found her?

I don't think so.

Hey, I wanted to ask you.

Did you see anything strange Hey, I wanted to ask you.

Did you see anything strange at the caravan park?

No, miss.

You don't have to call me 'miss'.

'Mary's fine.

Um...maybe you can help me...

..Mary.

Yeah?

This lady.

I think she gave birth to me...

..here.

Any records?

I don't know.

And I don't know I don't know.

And I don't know how far they go back.

Only been working here a month.

On the back.

(DOOR CLOSES)

MARY: 'Iris'.

Like the town.

You reckon she's your mum?

(SIGHS)

OK.

(PEN CLICKS)

(SIGHS)

I'll see what I can do.

Hey. \c}

Do you know how far back the hospital records go?

Well, not that far. 1990?

Before that, everything was paper.

The hospital's been in operation since, what...

The hospital's been in operation ..1930s?

..1930s?

Bloody old is all I know. falling apart.

But do you know where I could find these paper records?

You were born here, weren't you?your records?

You were born here, weren't you?

No.

No, it's not for me.

So who's this for, then?

(SIGHS)

WOMAN: Mary.

Accessing anyone's records requiresnow that.

(SIGHS) Yeah, but the file's over 50 years old.

Yeah. Same rules apply.nsent.

(MARY SIGHS)

The bloke's just trying to find his mum.

Doesn't that mean anything to you?

Come on.

You know how this place works, OK?

I don't. You know how this place works, OK?

I don't. y.

Old Ward 7 has a roomarchives and records.

That area is restricteds an emergency.

(SIGHS)

But the master key would get me in.

OK, I'll take a look unofficially.

But I am doing you a huge favour.

And the files have to staye.

I've got it. Thank you.

Um...the patient's name is Iris McGuinness.

Um...the patient's name She gave birth in 1947.

She gave birth in 1947.

(DOOR CLOSES)

What time were you at Sister Kerry's?

Uh...

..well, the sun was...

..just beginning to set, so...

..either seven or eight, I reckon.

Was it seven or was it eight?

Well, I don't wear a watch.

Um...

..closer to eight, I suppose.

Notice anything strange?

No.

Well, no, nothing that I...

..I thought I should worry about.

I knocked on the door,

um, called out,e didn't respond, and...

(SIGHS)

You know, it wasn't unusual.

You know, it wasn't unusual.\c}

Her hearing...

..wasn't all that great. (SIGHS)

The lights were on in the house.

I opened the door,

you know, and I called out again,

and then I heard water running,

"Well, she might be in the bath,"}

"Well, she might be in the bath,"e.

..so I stayed outside.

My God. (SIGHS)

I bloody should have made a bit...

..more of a search, you know.

Like, I...I...I could have...

How long have you known Sister Kerry?

Since we were kids.

You know, Sister Kerry, she...

(SIGHS)

..she's like family.

She's a great comfort to me.

Especially since I got sick.

And your brother, Gary?

Hey, we're not so close.

Nah, me and me brother,

bloody chalk and cheese.

Hey, could...

..can I ask...

..what...what happened to her?

It's a police matter for now.

But you...you think someoneled her, don't you?

Do you know the guy who does the maintenance of the yard?

Yeah.s the lawn?

Yeah, it's Joey.s been doing it for years.

Do you know anyone who might have wanted to hurt her?

Any grudges?

Rumours around town I should know?

Jesus, it's...

..it's bloody terrible.

It's just... (SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

I need you to come down the station,

make a statement.

Yeah. Yeah, of course.

Hey, uh...

..uh, how's Mary?

It's time you told her, Philip.

Or I will.

MARY: Pathology is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9 till 12.

Alright. See you then.

Must have some luck on your side.

Found the file for Iris McGuinness.

She died 1947.

I'm really sorry you had to hear about it like that.

Looks like your mother died from complications

Looks like your mother during childbirth.

during childbirth.

She's gone.

I'm really sorry.

Is Sister Kerry here?

No.

I don't know how to tell you this, Joey, but, um...

..Sister Kerry passed away last night.

(BREATHES SHAKILY)

Joey, are you OK?

I'm sorry.

(SOBS)

JAY: Joey?

It's Detective Jay Swan.

(ENGINE STARTS)

(WOMAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

You're the ones who took her.

You and the fuckin' department!

I don't know why you have me in here}

You should be out therefind my baby!

SIMMO:HFFFF00&}Jessie, this is Detective Jay Swan.

SIMMO:HFFFF00&}He's a, uh...

He's a, uh...

..um...

..he's a blackfella, obviously.

Jay, this is...Jessie Roman.

She's Scarlett's mum.

We're doing everything we can to find Scarlett.

We're doing everything we can }

Then why am I in here, then?

That your car out the front?

Yeah, it's mine. Why?

You know anyone with a red hatchback?

(LAUGHS) Why you asking me that?

What do you know about Scarlett's carer...

What do you know ..Monica Stone?

..Monica Stone?

With all due respect,e Blackfella,

With all due respect,an go and fuck herself.

Monica can go and fuck herself.

If the department didn't approveith me,

then they should have placed her

Some of them are approved carers,

but that doesn't fit department's motivations,

but that doesn't fites it?

now, does it?

Have you questionedtt's father?

Have you questionedate, Cowboy?

Your mate, Cowboy?

Mmm.

Have you searched his place

Have you searched his placehed mine?

Nup.

OK.

I have to go to work.

I have to go to work.your file.

When was the last time you passed a drug test?

I'm clean.

I haven't touched nothingn four years.

You won't find shit on me.

I have passed every single testew at me.

I went to rehab.ent to parenting courses.

I did the mediation.

I jumped through all those hoops back!

And they stillon't give her back to me.

You want to ask yourself?

You want to ask yourself

Why?

You're a blackfella, aren't ya?

You tell me.

Hm.

(SCOFFS)

Well, somehow,hey're taking more of our kids

Well, somehow,han they ever took before.

than they ever took before.

Oh, what?

Are you that lost behind your badge

I'll piss in a cupu want me to piss in a cup.

But I haven't done nothingughter.

I want her home with mestards off my back.

I want that more than anything elsed!

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR CLOSES)&}(LIGHTER CLICKS)

(DOOR CLOSES) you questioned Cowboy?

Why haven't you questioned Cowboy?

It's on my list of things to do.

But...

..I honestly don't thinkything to do

with that kid's disappearance.

And why is that?

You want to question mect now too, Boney?

You want to question me

Eh?

Look, it's no secret he's got kids

Look, it's no secret he's got kids,

Look, it's no secret he's got kidsn.

some even in this town.

Everybody knows doesn't give a shit about them,

Everybody knowsesn't even know their names.

doesn't even know their names.

Sounds like a stand-up bloke.

Yeah, well.

I'll have a word to him, but I don'turprises.

I'll have a word to him, but I don't

It's not gonna look too good

if you're the one questioning him, It's not gonna look too good

if you're the one questioning him, is it?

Alright. Alright. You do it.

I'm drinking buddieslf this town.

I'm drinking buddiesn, knock yourself out.

So go on, knock yourself out.

He runs a motorbike hire thing- 9 Princes Street.

As his name suggests,arty boy.

As his name suggests,Joey's last night.

You missed this at Joey's last night.

Well, he's a handyman.HIS blood.

Joey's a suspect in both investigations.

Look, maybe it doesn't bother you

that he likes to play with little kids, but...

..it should bother you that he was at Sister Kerry's mowing the lawn

the day she died.

OK.

Alright. I'll send it in.

And my recommendation n.

And my recommendation for the Coroner's Court

for Sister Kerry's autopsy, you can send that too.

for Sister Kerry's autopsy,

Yeah. Alright, Boney.

(CLICKING)

(DOOR CREAKS)

(CLICKING)

(DOOR CREAKS)

(BABY CRIES)

(SONG PLAYS INDISTINCTLY)

(KNOCKS)

(SONG STOPS)

You here for a bike?

Cowboy in?

No. He's, um...

You alright?

Yeah. Fine.

Bikes are out back.

You're a cop, aren't you?

Detective Jay Swan.

Bit young for a detective,c}

I never met&}a black detective before.

What's it like?

(LAUGHS)

Bit like walking a tightrope.

Cowboy is probably down at the pub.

He's got a room theres probably down at the pub.

He's got a room there he's too drunk to drive.

He's got a room there

How often is that?

All the time.

I don't care.

I'm leaving town soon anyways.

You should probably know,

most of these bikes are hot.

(SIGHS)

Auntie, look.

What you got?

It's a magic crystal.

It's a magic crystal.d gave it to me.

It's a magic crystal.

Oh.

That's her name - Crystal.

What? My baby? - Crystal.

What? My baby?

Oh.

It's a girl, is it?

(LAUGHS) You...

..are gonna be (LAUGHS) You...

..are gonna be the deadliest big sister.

..are gonna be

(LAUGHS)

(SIGHS) Alright. Come on.

(DOOR OPENS)

(SIGHS)

Would you look at this, eh?

It smells.

We'll smoke it.

Get rid of the bad smells AND the bad spirits.

(SIGHS)

Is this mine?

"Dear Anya,

"I made this a long time ago for a special little girl I used to know.

"I made this a long time ago for a "It's yours now. I hope you like it.

"It's yours now. I hope you like it.

"Love, Philip."

Can I have it, Auntie?

We'll see, bub.

Scarlett's just gonnase toys when she comes back.

(LAUGHS)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

I'm having my knock-off beer,erview's all yours.

Jeez. You've come into townng, eh?

Jeez. You've come into townwhat this town needs.

Probably just what this town needs.

Were you aware at this town needs.

Were you aware Scarlett Roman's missing?

Were you aware , yeah.

I had heard that, yeah.

Yeah. I'm not even surey kid, to be honest.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYS ON JUKEBOX)is my song!

This is my song!

Oh! My little brother. (LAUGHS)

Sputty? h!

That hat has grown on you.

What the hell are you doing here?

Hey.

Heard you're gonna be a dad-dad. Hm?

Oh! (PATS BACK)

I had to find outom somebody else, mind you,

but I swear to God,gonna be the best fuckin' uncle.

Deadliest, naughtiest...

Not too naughty. OK. (CLEARS THROAT)

Can we get a drink, please, JD...

..for my little brother?

OK. For after.

For after.

COWBOY:FFFF&}Are you gonna be a dad, mate?

Well... (SIGHS)here's to surviving that.

SIMMO: Being a dad.g an uncle.

Hm?

Mmm!

(KNOCK AT DOOR)

Who's that?&}(LAUGHS)

Hello, hello, hello, my sister. Hm?

Look what the cat dragged in.c}

Look what the cat dragged in.xy cat.

A big black sexy cat.

Am I right? Hm?A big black sexy cat.

Am I right? Hm?COFFS)

Am I right? Hm?(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

Oh, bubba.

Uncle's here now.

Yeah. When are you gonna...push out?

Oh, not yet.0&}Take 'em down to the pub.

Show 'em around? Yeah?

It's a beautiful house.

Yeah.&HFF00&}You have to sleep on the couch.

Yeah. Hey.F00&}That couch was sleeping on me.

(DOOR CLOSES)&}Hm?

ANYA: Uncle!0&}SPUTTY: Hello!

ANYA: Uncle!0&}Oh!

Oh!

Uncle's getting old. (SIGHS)

You OK?

(SIGHS) We can't stay here.

I don't know what to do.

I haven't left the kitchen. out.

I haven't left the kitchen.

What's wrong?

Philip Lloyd is my father.

I found Mum's birth recordsl.

Did you hear me?

Philip, my patient,u hear me?

Philip, my patient,n who gave us this house.

Jay!

You got nothing to say to me?

You knew?

Look. I only just found out, OK?

Look. I only just found out, OK?

And you didn't tell me.

JAY: I didn't think it was my place to say anything.

And whose place is it, Jay?ella way, this is it.

You and me.

Did you know}before he offered us this place?

(SIGHS) I can't believe you.

(LAUGHS)

How am I meant to trust you if young like this?

What am I supposed to do?

Look. You want to go? We can go.

OK? We don't need to stay here. We can go back to the caravan park.

Whatever you want. Anya?

(SIGHS) You should have told me.

Last time I said anything about him, you jumped down my throat.

Oh, that was completely different.

OK, he's your father.

It's your family business.

Is that how it is, is it?

I have to go.Can't be in this house.

Mary... to the pub. (SIGHS)

I have to put up those printed for Scarlett.

Anya.

Chips and nuggets?

Chips and nuggets?!

Chips and nuggets?!NTS)

(GRUNTS)

MARY: Come on.}(GRUNTS)

MARY: Come on.NYA: Come on. Let's go.

MARY: Come on.}SPUTTY: Let's go.

SPUTTY: Let's go.

SUSAN: Sister Kerry's work and legacy went far beyond the hospital.

Her love and commitment was evident in all she did -

the children she found homes for,

the mothers she taught.

Her mark on this town will never be lost.

It lives on in the hearts of those she helped.

So let's raise our glasses

for a very special lady

with a long history of serving the church and this town.

To Sister Kerry.

ALL: Sister Kerry.: Sister Kerry.

A hat will be coming around, so please give what you can

to assist the diocese of Banksia with funeral costs.

to assist the diocese of Banksia

Jesus Christ!

You Church mob are a bunchocrites, aren't ya, eh?

God, you got more than enough coincosts.

All proceeds will go to giving Sister Kerry the send-off she deserves.

COWBOY: Oh! Oh, right. The send-offah, yeah.

COWBOY: Oh! Oh, right. The send-offe blackfellas

Maybe we should ask the blackfellas

what kind of send-offrves, eh?

That's enough.}Have some respect for the dead.

COWBOY: I've got plenty of respectc}

It's the livingm not so sure about.

(LAUGHS)

(ROCK SONG PLAYS ON JUKEBOX)

(INAUDIBLE)

I've seen Cathy Freeman on TV todayrace.

What do you reckon we...nother letter?

She never writes back.

Oh. I reckon she loveser writes back.

Oh. I reckon she lovesem from you, though.

SPUTTY: Mmm.

What do you reckon?

Yeah.

Maybe we should send her Yeah.

Maybe we should send her one of your pretty pictures.

Mmm.c&HFFFF&}SPUTTY: Mm-hm.

Mmm.c&HFFFF00&}I think so too.

I think so too.

That's good, that's good,

Come on, bub. (SIGHS) write that letter.

Make yourself useful.

(CLOSES PANEL)

Found me. Busted.

Gonna have to ask you to put that out.

(CRUSHES CIGARETTE)

So you figured outilled the old duck yet

or you still playing catch-up?

or you still playing catch-up?ell me?

Something that you want to tell me?

Mmm. Yeah, I may or may not havel me?

Mmm. Yeah, I may or may not have like to know.

Well, failure to report an indictable offence carries jail time.

Well, failure to report an You might want to think about that.

You might want to think about that.

Your little Boney routinehten me, mate.

Listen. I live here, mate.

Right? I've seen this town thriving.

I've seen it dying? I've seen this town thriving.

I've seen it dyingthe greenies come marching in,

I've seen it dyingg to close the timber mill.

trying to close the timber mill.

The one thingthat keeps this town breathing.

Jessie seems to think you might have something to do

Jessie seems to think with Scarlett's disappearance.

with Scarlett's disappearance.

Of course she does.

Why?

I'll tell you one thing I DO know.

There's a handful of peoples town in a chokehold.

So if you want to be the big hero,here.

Give me a name.

Now, where would be the fun in that?

SONG: (ON RADIO) woke up one morning

# My head was feeling sore

# I woke up to the sound of knocking

# Detectives at my door

# There were two of them... #

(SONG CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY)

(WOMAN GRUNTS)

(PANTS) Shit!

SONG: # It all looked so familiar

# As if I'd dreamt it all... #

(GRUNTS AND SIGHS)

Whoa. Whoa, whoa. Whoa, whoa.

You better move.

(PANTS)

(GRUNTS AND PANTS)

What's that gonna solve?

It makes me feel better.

That's enough.

(PANTS)

Oh!

(INDISTINCT CHATTER).

We're about to begin round two of the Easter trivia.

So jot down your answers for a chance to win an $100 meat tray,

generously donated by our favourite local butcher, Smokey van der Veer. So jot down your answers for a chance to win an $100 meat tray,

generously donated by our favourite local butcher, Smokey van der Veer.

generously donated by our favourite local butcher, Smokey van der Veer.

(CHEERING)

MAN: Yeah, Smokey!

OK.

Question one.

How many feet did Jesus wash at the Last Supper?

How many feet did Jesus wash

SPUTTY: 12.

12. Obviously 12.TY: 12.

12. Obviously 12.for each countryman.

I mean, unless we're countingit's...

I mean, unless we're counting

..24.

Yep.

So, uh, if we could Yep.

So, uh, if we could all write our answers down,

instead of yelling them out, that would be much appreciated.

instead of yelling them out,

Sorry. Sorry. Sorry, everyone.

My apologies. Continue.

Um...question two.

In the Garden of Gethsemane,

Judas was said to have betrayed Jesus,

identifying him with what intimate gesture?

Kiss! Kiss.&}He bloody kissed him. Yeah.

If you want&}to betray someone, then...

WOMAN: Yep. Excuse me. game!

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

My mouth, it just...w, I've got no control over.

I don't know. I'm sorry.logise. Continue.

Um... Sorry.

(LAUGHS) Um...

..uh, Jesus was crucified with what...

COWBOY: Yeah, I wouldn't mindght, babe.

GARY: Alright, Cowboy. That'll do.

GARY: Alright, Cowboy. That'll do.

Oi!

Keep your hands off her.tle down, boy.

I'm just having a bitte time with the lady here.

You do not interrupt the lady...

..during trivia.

Yeah, well,&}it didn't seem to stop YOU, mate.

Oi.

Come on. Pull up. Let it go.

Alright.

Two little black boys ride in.

Blackie one and blackie two.

(GRUNTS)F00&}Blackie one and blackie two.

(GRUNTS)FFF00&}(EXCLAMATIONS)

I don't need my little brother.you myself.

Alright, that's enough. Walk away.

Walk away!

(SIGHS) Um...

(SHOUTING AND GUNSHOTS)

(DOGS BARK)

(SHOUTING)

(GUNSHOTS)

(SHOUTING)

(GUNSHOTS)

(CLEARS THROAT)

(CLEARS THROAT)

(SIGHS)

ANYA: Where's my dollhouse?

It's gone.

Um...

Come here, bub. I gotta tell you something.

(SIGHS)

Last night...

..I saw some fairies.

Did you really see fairies?

JAY: Oh, yeah. I saw 'em.

They were flying round outside.

And then they came flying inside

around your new dollhouse.

They thought it looked a bit sad.

They thought... (GASPS) .."It needs rainbow paint."

They thought... (GASPS)

(LAUGHS)

Can I have it back soon if it's OK?

Uh, yeah, I'll get it back to you.

And I reckon it'll look even better than it did before.

Then you can put dolls, fairies, whatever you want inside.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Fairies!

Oh, yeah. You saw 'em.

Those little black ones.

Alright, bub. (SIGHS) Shoes on.

Uncle Jay's gonna you to school this morning.

(CLEARS THROAT)

I, uh...

..I reckon I'll pop byhim today.

You alright? Do you want me to come with you?

You alright?

Yeah.

I can handle myself, Jay Swan.

Don't you forget that.

Thank you.

(DOOR OPENS)

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

PHILIP: Uh, comin'. (CLEARS THROAT)

Mary!

You lied to me.

What...what's wrong, love?

When were you gonna tell me that you're my father?

Well, I was, um... (SIGHS)

I was. I was...was gonna tell you.

I...just...

..I...I...I was waitingght time, that's all.

..I...I...I was waiting

(LAUGHS)

You didn't think I had a right to know before I moved into your house?

I was trying to help.

You did that to alleviate your own guilt.

You did that That wasn't for me.

That wasn't for me.

Mary...

..I loved your mother.

She left...

..before I even got a chance

So how come you didn't come looking for us?

You got legs.

It's been 25 years!

Yeah.

Where were you?

The truth is you're a coward.

SUSAN: Everything alright?ward.

SUSAN: Everything alright?

SUSAN: Everything alright?eah, it's fine, Susan.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's fine, Susan.

I...um, thanks.ll be in in a minute.

Thanks.

I mean, just...just...he house.

Just...for Anya.n't get to do that.

What do YOU know about raising kids?

I'll do what's right for my family.

Which is more than I can say for you.

Here, bub.

(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

Can't I just come with you?

You got to go to school.

Don't leave. Everyone always leaves.

Anya, no-one's leaving. I'll see you at home after.

(BELL RINGS)

Here. Give me a hug.

It's OK to be scared.

I get scared too.

That's why they call it being brave.

And you are the bravest girl I know.

You remember that, alright?

Hurry up, Anya.

Go on.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Any leads on Scarlett?

Sergeant?

(INAUDIBLE)

You gonna tell me what's going on?

SIMMO: Hope you gothing you needed yesterday.

SIMMO: Hope you got bloody shame.

It's a bloody shame.

He was a good bloke.

Who found him?

He was meant to make an appearance morning.

Don't know why. hasn't done it in years.

He didn't show up,ck came looking for him.

Found him here. was still bleeding but dead as.

Found him here.or bugger's still warm.

Poor bugger's still warm.

The rifle's Cowboy's.

Still loaded. One shot fired.

You find the shell?

You find the shell? ed it.

Anyone could have fired it.

Forensics needs dust it for fingerprints.

Anyone hear the shot?

They only heard the salute.

Pretty convenient time to kill someone, eh?

Are you gonna tell me about this salute or am I gonna have to guess?

It's an Easter tradition.

It marks the start of the boar hunt.

All the lads gather at dawn

and they fire at the sky.

No-one gets hurt.

Right.

Save the judgement, Boney..

(SIGHS)

This is a hunting town.

All the guns here are registered.

Every gun, eh?

You sure about that?

Maybe a confrontation.

Maybe a confrontation. c}

He got that shinere pub last night.

Who gave it to him?

You're not gonna like this, Jay.

(DOGS SNARL)

Uh, you mistreat a dogmight bite.

Alice, could I have a word with you? It's a police matter. c}

Alice, could I have a word with you? It's a police matter.

This is a murder investigation. Alice, could I have a word with you? It's a police matter.

This is a murder investigation.

SWAYZE: You don't understand!

This place is dangerous.

This place is dangerous.

Swayze?

Have you seen Swayze? in his room.

Cowboy's gun0&}wasn't the one that killed him.

Which means there's still a murder weapon out there.

This is my punishmentthings I've done.

This is my punishment

(GROANS)

I'm sorry.

Is Anya here?

(SIGHS)

Anya!

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