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She is my sister, Lorna. Well,
half-sister.
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Ken, she's bossing me around in my home.
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She's even taken to creeping in
uninvited like Nosferatu.
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Well, that doesn't even work because
vampires have to be invited in. Thank
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you. Good point, Rachel.
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Still, I don't want her here.
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She's a bad influence.
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Oh, Dylan.
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Well, I think she's pretty cool. Dylan,
she tried to turn you into a wolf
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dealer. Yes, and that is the most
gangster thing I have ever done. Don't
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say gangster, please. You're from
Litchfield.
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Rachel, you know what I'm saying, don't
you?
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I mean, don't you find Ivy a bit medley?
Well, all I know is she always seems to
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smell of whatever toiletries I've
recently lost.
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See, Ken?
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She's dodgy.
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She's my flesh and blood.
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No, Ken. She wanted to buy your flesh
and blood. Oh, come on. That was just a
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harmless sibling.
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It was weird, wasn't it?
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That was weird, actually.
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A bit weird. It's really weird.
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I just don't need to feel, you know,
cheated on.
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Honestly, no.
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It's an unwritten rule.
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Lesbianism doesn't count.
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Oh, Jesus.
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OK, let him off.
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So, you get it. Of course. You were as
high as a Gulfstream 600, and in the
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moment...
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So, who kissed who first?
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Morning, young people.
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Ivy, hi.
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I will not get up right now, if that's
okay. Rachel, something good happened to
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you. You're glowing.
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You could pass for 29.
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I'm 27.
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Oh, God.
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Let's learn from this. I need more tact.
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You need more skin care.
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Anyway, I'm having a meeting in here in
a couple of minutes with your father to
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brief him for his newspaper interview.
So y'all need to get out of here.
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Out. Bye.
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Lorna, you can't come in. Meeting's
starting soon. Go on. Go.
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I look like I've been on a casual war,
rather.
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What about this one?
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It's just so plain.
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And very you.
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This Lucy woman is going to like you.
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Do you think?
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She's the editor of the Litchfield
Argus. If I impress her, it could be
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really big for the election.
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Maybe I should go and buy a new suit.
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Don't waste the money, Ken.
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I just want something with a bit of wow
factor.
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This isn't flashy, but it's reliable.
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It's unthreatening, like you.
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And... very sexy and very good in bed.
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Come on, Lord.
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Just goes to show they're getting all
worried about that kiss.
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Him was absolutely fine.
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God, yeah.
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Just by the way.
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You're quite a good kisser. Oh, thank
you.
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You're quite a good kisser, too.
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Oh.
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Oh, wow.
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Fit architect, guys. That's me out on a
date. Let me see.
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Wow. Yeah, I know.
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Should I go?
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Go?
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God, yeah. Like, I mean, how couldn't
you go? I guess I'll go.
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Ooh!
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How did the meeting go? Terrible.
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At the end, when I asked if I could
count on her support, she just looked
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out the window and sighed.
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A wistful, happy sigh?
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No, she just thought I was... I told you
I should have bought a new suit.
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And maybe not met her in Wetherspoons.
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You can't be serious, see?
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You went to a meeting in that suit?
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No wonder she didn't back you. I don't
even know where you would get something
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like that.
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Well, Lorna bought it.
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She buys all my clothes. Yeah, which is
not easy.
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There's only one website that sells
suits for his frame.
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What's that site called again, Dad?
Isn't it moobs.com? Yeah, where do you
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go? Twat.face?
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Yeah, I do, actually.
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But not for clothes.
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Oh. Maybe it's for the best, Ken.
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If Lucy Merriweather wants to support a
flashy MP candidate, well, then that's
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not you, is it?
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You can't change yourself to suit the
public mood.
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That's exactly how politics works. Oh,
my God, it's you.
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You're the reason that Ken hasn't
achieved anything his whole entire life.
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Hey, I have achieved something.
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What do you mean, I'm the reason? Your
small-time vibe is holding him back.
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Buying his clothes and accepting his
failures. This is Big Jack's son.
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He should be out shaking the world, not
settling for this.
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He has achieved things, actually.
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Ken has a wonderful, loving family. You
know who says their greatest achievement
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is their family?
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Losers. Usain Bolt doesn't gloat about
his family. He gloats about being the
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fastest man in the world. And then he
does this!
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And everyone cheers.
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You once met, um, you know, what's his
name? Alan Shearer. And he told you
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what? He said I had a firm handshake.
Exactly.
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So, everyone ready for tonight?
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God, what are you talking about?
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Ivy's big divorce party at Cher's
Chance.
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I'm sure she told you about it. She
didn't, and I wouldn't go anyway.
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That wasn't a joke.
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It's hard to know when you mean things,
because you say a lot of weird stuff.
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Didn't you say your divorce had come
through?
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Yeah, yesterday, all done, not a big
deal.
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Sort of 30 years of marriage.
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Well, that's what I'm saying. She needs
to mark the moment.
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Which is why I'm throwing the shindig to
help her through that transition into
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singledom. And maybe even help her find
a new mate.
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Well, if you must.
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But really, it's nothing.
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I'm not going to miss Ron.
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His affairs, his love of control, his
fraudulent schemes, which I didn't know
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about. I've invited all the divorcees
from my support group so they all know
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the territory.
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I mean, Lucy Merriweather had a cracking
divorce.
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I mean, she got the white goods and
everything.
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Lucy Merriweather from the Litchfield
Argus?
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Well, we won't come.
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She was nasty to Ken. There you go
again.
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What? Holding him back. Can't you see
this is an opportunity?
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Oh, I think I've fluffed it.
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Ken, you're going to go to that party in
an amazing suit. And you're going to
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seduce this Lucy Merriweather into
supporting you. Now, where's the closest
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Macy's? New York.
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The Moss Bross is open tonight.
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We'll find somewhere.
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Come on, Kenny.
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Let's make you a new man.
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I don't want to come here.
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I think we should try a pinstripe. A
muted tone, but with a pink thread and a
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matching lining.
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Which one of these catches your eye?
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None of them.
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This is ridiculous.
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Stop resisting, Ken.
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We are here to turn you into the man
that you were destined to be.
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And that man deserves a bit of
attention.
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A bit of luxury.
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A bit of... Scotch, sir.
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Thank you.
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Show me the blue again.
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Lorna, take a look at your new husband.
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Well, hello, Miss Moneypenny.
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It's hurting my eyes.
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No, I don't like it. Lorna, it's only
me. No, no, no, don't hurt me again.
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God, you look different.
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I knew the electric blue was too much.
It's because I had that scotch. I never
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would have gone for it if I hadn't had
that scotch. This is good.
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Proof of concept.
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This is what we want, Ken.
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What, for my own wife to be disgusted by
me? Yeah, Ken.
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You're looking at me like I'm a fart.
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Take it off.
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Take it off and take it back. No, this
is the darn of a new Ken.
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I don't want new Ken.
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Casino Ken.
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I want old Ken, my Ken. Take it back. Or
I'll chop it up. Keep it on. Keep it on
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and you win.
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Take it back, Ken. Keep it on. Take it
back. I feel like a dog being caught by
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two masters.
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Two? Yeah, I'm going to take it back.
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Yes, that just tasted really nasty. Oh,
God.
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Not like this. This is a moose.
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The unsung hero of many, many a
cocktail.
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Sorry, you'll have to excuse me. I'm
just a little bit nervous. I haven't
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been on a date since one of our
relationship ended.
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Oh, snap.
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That makes two of us.
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It's good to, you know, get yourself
back out there, isn't it? Yeah.
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Pastures new. Yeah, I like that.
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Pastures new.
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Pastures new.
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Oh, really?
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Right.
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I don't know, I should probably just get
this. Do you mind if I... Oh, good for
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her.
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Hello.
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Babe, where are you?
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I'm outside yours.
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Oh, why, Tasha, what's happened?
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I've had a bit of a crisis with Ben.
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Can we have a talk?
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I wouldn't ask if you're the only one I
could talk to about this stuff.
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Oh, my God, of course.
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Yeah, just wait there.
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I'll be there in a sec.
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Okay, thanks.
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Archie, I'm so, so sorry.
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I have to go. A friend's in trouble.
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No, get it. Go, go.
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I'll give you a call. Maybe we can
reschedule sometime.
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Sorry.
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You look ravishing.
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I feel I want to stroke you. Can I...
It's off me.
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It's working.
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I feel terrible. I told you I'd take
this back.
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You didn't say when.
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Come on, give it a test drive.
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What if I spill red wine on it? Vomit
more like it. This party's shaping up to
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be quite the rager.
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Here she is, the belle of the ball.
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Happy divorce.
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Happy divorce.
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They're all here for you, Ivy, to honor
your rebirth into society.
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Emerging from the chrysalis of marriage
into a glittering middle-aged debutante.
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Really, Steve, it's not that big of a
deal. It's a huge deal, Ivy.
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Today marks the start of your future,
and who knows what or who your future
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holds.
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Cake?
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It's stale, like your love for rum.
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Some interesting choices for decor.
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Oh, you likey?
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The life-size Ron Mittelfat piñata.
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Care to beat the shit out of your
ex-husband, Ivy?
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With a katana.
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Oh,
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thanks, but I don't need to do that.
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If someone did to me what he did to you,
I would wrench the soul from his body
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and cast it into the eternal pit of
damnation, Ivy. You say such sweet
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things.
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Would you come make me a drink and get
someone else to bring it over?
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Yeah.
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Lucy's here.
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God, I need to impress her.
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Why is she eating sticks?
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The Twix.
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Well, go get her, champ. Remember, it's
all about the sizzle. The sizzle, right.
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Remind me what the sizzle is again.
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Be the man that wears this suit.
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Say the things this suit would say.
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Steve, have you got any scotch?
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Like any successful bachelor, I have an
extensive whiskey library.
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Okay.
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Wish me luck.
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Lucy, I did not know you were here.
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Wow, you scrub up well. Have you come
from a wedding?
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No. Listen, I wanted to say how sorry I
was the way things panned out at
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Weatherspoon the other day. Me too.
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I've never shared a fish and chip with a
business meeting before.
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Well, it does come with three pints,
though.
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Anyway, I wanted to take the opportunity
to change your mind about who you might
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be supporting.
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OK.
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I'm listening.
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Here's the thing. My ex-wife used to
call me lots of things. Poet, bard.
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Jeff needs to compliment me on my penis.
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Oh, God.
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I'm getting a drink.
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Hurry up. Party games, right.
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Now, who wants to play?
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Pin the husband on the ivy.
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Anyone?
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Anyone else?
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Thanks for coming.
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I've already got myself an estate.
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What happened?
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I couldn't decide which one. I was lucky
to buy Ben for his birthday.
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Right.
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Sorry, Tash.
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Weren't you crying on the phone?
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Yeah, like a third of them.
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God, I was having a tizzy.
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Anyway, you want to drink some wine?
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Hang out a bit?
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Um... Oh.
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You were on a date.
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Was it going well?
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Not bad.
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Great. Do you want to go back or we can
hang?
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No, it's OK.
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Let's do wine.
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Come in.
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Mum, Tash is here.
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Oh, hiya, Tash.
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Hello, is that the Taylors?
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Yes, I just want to check that the
refund has gone through because my
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card's been declined.
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Yeah. Ken Thompson.
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That's right, very tall, yeah.
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Did he return his soup?
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He didn't.
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He bought what?
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Go on, tell me about this boy.
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Well, er, I mean, he still remains very
fit.
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Erm, I don't know.
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Are you all right, Mum?
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Where are you going?
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To murder your father. Or at least
murder his waistcoat.
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Oh, fair enough.
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Oh, they're great, aren't they, you mum
and dad?
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Like, they're a couple, but we're all
their best friends.
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Shall we listen to some music?
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Oh,
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I love this song.
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OK, I'm going to be straight with you,
Lucy.
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I am inexperienced in the politics game.
There's no getting round that.
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But I can guarantee you one thing.
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Honesty.
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I'm going to be honest with my fellow
politicians, I'm going to be honest with
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you, the press, and I'm going to be
honest with the people.
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Honest Thompson.
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You fucking liar!
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Lorna, it's a pretty bad time. Don't you
Lorna me? You said you were going to
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take that suit back and instead you buy
a flamboyant waistcoat.
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You lied to my face, Ken.
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Honest Thompson.
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It's all right. I'll just do the way
this is looking.
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Lorna, in America, we call this being an
asshole.
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And you can shut up, too. You're nothing
but a bad influence, filling his head
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with pipe dreams and dressing him up
like Puff Daddy.
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I'm improving him. Don't you want him to
be ambitious?
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To provide for you? I get it, Ivy.
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Your husband's gone, and it sounds like
he was a shit.
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But that's no reason to go taking
control of mine.
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Oh, God.
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It's just a suit.
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It's a symbol, Ken, of what he's doing
to our family.
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And it ends here.
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He's not taking it back.
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No, he's not.
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He's taking it off.
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What?
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Take the suit off, Ken.
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And the white coat.
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Now, hold the jacket up.
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Go on.
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Lorena, how did that feel?
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Really, really good.
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Hand me the sword.
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Back, heavy.
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What?
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Take that, Ron!
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What else
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can we shed?
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Everything in Westchester.
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Oh, Lorna.
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You know what, Lorna? I've really just
been trying to help. I know.
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I guess I had a lot of pent-up anger
against Ron after all.
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Yeah, I think you proved that when you
had Bootsy the lawnmower.
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fun.
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I've never really had a woman friend in
my life before.
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I guess there's something to having a
family after all, even if they live in
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Ditchfield.
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Goodbye. Goodbye.
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I think we need to remember Ben.
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He's a really good friend and obviously
what you have is very special. Yeah,
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Ben.
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Night, Rach.
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Oh, bollocks.
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Your orphan with his gun
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Crying like a...
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