Original subtitles

I already borrow money from the Pardner.

If you don't get the money back, I will tell Bernadette.

Can I borrow £30 for a couple of weeks?

I'm never a happy man if my money's late.

- Give me a chance to explain. - All right. Lunchtime.

'And then she never turned up.'

She married, right? - Yes, but, er...

But nothing.

HOSANNA: 'If I'm to marry anyone, I'd wear this dress.'

'Wedding expenses, they're mounting.'

LEAH: 'Chantrelle?!' - Come for me. As soon as you can.

If you think anyone is gonna believe a word that you,

a little coloured girl, has to say,

then you don't understand your place.

SOBBING Tek your hands off my sister!

I'm going to make sure we three are never parted again.

THEME MUSIC PLAYS

SEWING MACHINE CLACKING

MACHINE STOPS

We never hear nuttin' from them Wantage people for weeks now.

You done wid dem.

Leah, I'm all right.

Don't let some man make you run an' hide.

SEWING MACHINE CLACKING

The old Chantrelle wouldn't care.

"Come and visit one of Britain's most popular attractions.

"Dudley Castle and Zoo, a wonderful family... day out."

Why don't you ready yet?

Lord, don't mek we miss the bus like I nearly miss my holiday pay.

Can you believe they pay people to have a day trip here?! Ha!

We need to get these bridesmaids' dresses stitched.

Can't rush them. - But you're my sisters.

I can't go without you. It wouldn't feel right.

And I wore this outfit especially.

Hm.

SEWING MACHINE STOPS And you?

Put on that nice dress you finish last week.

All right, I'm coming. Stop your damn nagging.

But I'm only speaking to the animals,

me nah talk to nobody else.

HORN HONKING, DISTANT CHATTER

Today is a blessed day to be with family and friends.

We're all going to forget about our troubles for at least one day.

- They won't let me on the bus. - Don't worry, I arrange everything.

And you make sure that sister Leah has a nice time,

for once in her life. CHUCKLING

Chantrelle can get to know her future work mates

before she start on Monday.

It's the last place I want to work!

That money from Borehamwood won't last forever.

I know.

The room won't magically pay for itself.

Mrs Biswas say there's plenty depressed Jamaican women

she can rent to.

Aston, this is our first proper day out together.

No time for sadness.

Go look on the bus.

Why the two buses couldn't wait for us?

And where is the driver? If he don't come,

Aston, you fetch the car and we will drive there instead.

He will be here.

Anyway, you don't need the car... because I can't come.

Huh?

- I've an appointment in Birmingham. - You what?

How you mean, you not coming?! Today is a big day for us.

- It's only the zoo. - Only?!

How long you know seh you nah come?!

I barely see you for weeks, and the only reason I tolerate it

is because I thought I was going to be with you.

- I know... - We've barely exchanged two words,

and I don't plan on marrying a stranger.

- Hosan... - Wait.

You don't want to be with me? - Hosanna, please...

I'm working all these hours just so I can give you

the Cinderella wedding that I did promise you. Remember?

So, if you don't go, why should I?

Because we are sisters, and we on a family day out,

and we don't need men to have a good time. Come.

- Hosanna? - D...

Aston, I want you to put in your Pardner money before I get home.

I'm going to book the children's fares

as soon as I can draw my money down.

Right, all being well, no-one gets "et",

and if you miss the bus, you can walk home.

- Yes, boss. - Got it?

- Mm. - Well, get on the bus, then.

WHISTLE BLOWS

INDISTINCT CHATTER

Hold up!

Aston.

About that money I lend you a while back...

Yes, erm...

How about I-I make you a deal?

If you give me another day,

I'll pay you tomorrow with a little extra.

I have a job coming. - Me hear that one before.

But you have a wedding coming up...

so I'll wait till after that. - Can I also ask you a favour?

I have to get Hosanna something special for today,

can you watch over her for me?

Hm. Aston, it will be a pleasure. HORN SOUNDS

- You all right, Shelton? - Long time, man.

Yeah, man.

Shelton?

I, er, I don't see you at work for weeks.

I was hoping we could talk.

Ah, I swap shifts. You see...

SHE SIGHS Me make sure he get a hot meal

in the canteen every break, don't I, Shelton?

- Thank you. - Mm. Hm.

Who this? WHISTLING

BERNADETTE: Who dat, Shelton?

Morning, miss.

SCATTERED GREETINGS

SKINNY: Everybody all right? Morning, Shelton, you all right?

Me hear you've set the date.

I love to see when people take their wedding vows serious.

Isn't that right, Shelton?

LOW CHATTER

But Aston not coming with us today?

Mr Brahms has business in Birmingham today.

Hosanna in excelsis, indeed.

How you like England?

The churches here leave a lot to be desired.

Mm-hm. Well, it's you people who put me back on the path

to building my own church, you see.

- Mr Claude is fully ordained. - Oh, yes, Church of England.

But I serve the people that is hungry

for a bit more fire in the preaching.

- That is definitely needed here. - Mm-hm.

You know, I don't know your first name, Mr Claude.

Claude.

Your name "Claude Claude"?

HE CHUCKLES No. But you can call me Claude.

DRIVER: All right, ladies and gents, hold tight. Here we go.

# Stop the bus, we need fi pee-pee

# Stop the bus We need fi pee-pee... #

DRIVER: All right, it's not a school trip.

MUSIC: 'Rockin' Robin' by Bobby Day

# Tweedle-lee-dee-dee Tweedle-lee-dee-dee

# Tweet. Tweet, tweet

# He rocks in the tree tops All day long

# Hoppin' and a-boppin' And a-singing his song

# All the little birds On Jaybird Street

# Love to hear the robin go Tweet, tweet, tweet

# Rockin' robin. Tweet, tweet, tweet Rockin' robin... #

HUBBUB

ENGINE HISSING AND CLANKING

MAN: We'll enjoy this, me lad.

Shelton! I wasn't trying to trick you.

Oh. So you don't leave a husband and children in Jamaica?

No. I don't mean that, I just...

Well, one of us must have a problem with the truth.

SHE SCOFFS You think you can judge me?

Dougie, I think she might need a hand with her big end.

Have a day off, son.

Bernadette is not the kind of woman that will come to England

and throw away her family for a good time

with the first person she meet. She's honest.

If a man can move so fast between women, he never have

a heart to break in the first place. You're so ignorant.

Right, you lot, welcome to Dudley Castle and Zoo...

the jewel of the Black Country. BICKERING CONTINUES

Erm, no offence to you lot, erm, but we call it the "Black Country"

cos of all the... the industry and the smoke, and factories,

and the black... Anyway, everybody look this way.

- We're done. We're over. DOUGIE: All squeeze in together,

like it's the back row at the Hippodrome.

And you lot off the posh bus, come on. Hurry up.

- Wait for me, everybody. - Say "Cole's Tool Factory"!

MAN: Come on, everybody. DOUGIE: Come on.

ALL: Cole's Tool factory!

CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS Lovely that is. Bostin.

MUSIC: 'Sixteen Tons' by Tennessee Ernie Ford

NEARBY BANGING

# Don't you call me cos I can't go

# I owe my soul to The company store... #

Macaws, parakeet and Jamaican love birds.

Which reminds me... Leah, I see you talk to Shelton.

I hope you did set him straight on things.

It nuh matter. He's moved on.

That don't give him a right to ignore you.

- Humiliate you. - Treat you like dirt.

You must do something.

I will.

Good.

CLAUDE: Hosanna, come.

HOSANNA: Wait for me, Mr Claude. Them call macaws. Them is Scottish?

CLAUDE LAUGHS

PARROTS SQUAWKING

# Three Little Birds One, two, three

# Please come down and rescue me

# If I was you, I could be free

# I'm beggin' you now, please... #

Don't!

I don't need to be baby-sat.

BIRDSONG

- Is that your sister? - What?

Why's she got a face like a slapped arse?

Where's her boyfriend?

She don't have time for that sort of thing.

Hm.

HORNS HONKING

- All right, thank you, anyway. MAN: Yeah, never mind.

SUCKS HIS TEETH

DISTANT CHATTER

EXHALES

PIANO MUSIC PLAYING

You're doing us a favour, thanks! Your music's rubbish!

You can get stuffed, as well. MAN: Don't come back!

LAUGHING

They not let you in? Good. Save your money.

SOFT MUSIC PLAYS

Got a light?

Er... Hm. no. I don't really smoke.

Shame. Suits ya.

We're getting a tea before the last bus.

You coming? I won't bite.

WOMEN LAUGHING

BIRDSONG

'Scuse me, darlin'?

Do you speak English, love?

How much, love?

Why don't you leave the lady alone?

CLICKING

SHE CHUCKLES Thank you.

I ain't seen you around here before, and believe me, I'd remember you.

Look, I'm grateful that you stepped in for me,

but I'm not about to marry you for it.

Good, cos you're about as rude as your sister.

What? I'm telling you I don't need looking after. I'm fine.

It's a good job I like mouthy birds, though.

Come on. Ice cream this way.

BIRDSONG

LOW CHATTER

I didn't plan to stand you up before.

I had an emergency in Borehamwood...

Aston tell me. He didn't say nothing else.

Must have been a real emergency.

Mm? Make you leave town all of a sudden,

after saying how important it was for me and you to talk.

I make sure Chantrelle was all right.

You would'a done the same. THUD

BOY GROANS My ice cream! Ugh!

Come here, man. Oh! Ah. Are you all right?

Where's that cheeky smile? That's it. Come on.

Right, let me get this one here. This one, right?

All right. Right, then.

He's such a sweetheart, isn't he?

I think you did the right thing for your family...

not involving him in adultery and nasty things like that.

He deserve better.

WILDLIFE CALLS

Today was special.

What is more important than escorting his wife-to-be?

Maybe he run away!

Aston? He would rather chop half him leg off...

My daddy ran away.

He was like the lightning rod that connected me to Father God.

SHE SIGHS But then...

..he leave me and steal the church money.

I don't know what to believe any more.

I can't tell lie from truth.

He always said, "For everything, there's a season...

"a time to weep, a time to laugh...

"..a time to mourn and a time to dance."

There's also a time to get to know

the person you want to spend the rest of your life with.

He just can't seem to find it for me.

Come.

OTTER GROWLS

GROWLING

- What? - Come on.

CHANTRELLE: Jimmy!

- Are you kidding...? - Come on.

SHE WHISPERS: What are you doing?!

Get in! This is where the magic happens.

DOOR CLOSES

- Whatcha...? No... - Oh, yes. Watch this.

HE CHUCKLES, MICROPHONE FEEDBACK

POSH ACCENT: 'Ladies and gentlemen, please do not be alarmed,

'but we regret to inform you that a tiger

'has appeared to have escaped and is now on the loose.

'We suggest you head down to the Queen Mary Bar,

'where all the drinks are on Cole's Tool Factory!'

SHE LAUGHS

PANICKED MURMURING

Come. Come, Bernadette. Everyone stay together, all right?

It don't make sense. We were closer to the exit.

It sound like a prank to me.

Maybe, but better safe than sorry.

Tiger don't drink. We mus' hide in the bar.

That is an order. Move! Take that for me, please.

Shelton. What's wrong?

Look, I'll join you inside. I'm just going to check on the others.

- All right. - All right?

BERNADETTE: All right. See you.

SHELTON: Leah!

PANICKED MURMURING

DISTANT SQUAWKING

Why are you here?

Because I wanted to make sure you was all right.

Stop. I heard what you said loud and clear.

Look here.

I was out of order...

and I'm sorry.

I don't need your pity, or your sorry. Excuse me.

Just stop! You wanted to talk to me. I'm here. Let's talk.

We're done. We're over.

Leah, you can't go out there now...

- I don't care. - I do!

SHE EXHALES DEEPLY

MAN: Boots and saddles! Boots and saddles!

Whoa. Mr Brahms.

Mr Duke.

I hear wives cost a pretty penny nowadays.

You're behind on your payments.

I'm still getting the money together.

You had two weeks to pay me back. £30.

Which means...

we have to go over new terms... involving your next of kin.

Although... I do have a way with widows.

I could take your car, if you like. - I need my car.

You can clear a huge debt right now just by handing me over those keys.

Imagine. - I'm still paying it off.

- All that saving was worth it. - Me love this car already.

I'll be pulling up to the sweet factory

like a princess Monday morning. - Oh, is that right?

SHE CHUCKLES My dad'll insist.

They've not met anyone like you before. Hard worker, own car...

A farm in the Caribbean.

They wanna meet the man who's been keeping me out for all hours

the past few weeks. - Well, it's long overdue.

They can be tough, my family, but they'll like you,

especially when they see how much we care about each other.

You're gonna knock their socks off.

Myfanwy Boyce, I've had to glue my socks on ever since I meet you.

KEYS JINGLE Mm. Shall we take it for a spin?

DUKE: That's a very good deal for the both of us, Mr Brahms.

CAR DOOR CLOSES Good day. Walk on.

ENGINE REVVING Walk on. Walk on.

TIGER GROWLS

MAN: Aren't they free? MAN 2: Afraid not.

I'm not buying beer for all these people.

The people, dem need dem food, man.

LAUGHTER

CHATTER

Yeah, we are running really low. Can you bring some beer up?

I can't believe you did that.

I only done what they expect of me. You know, it's always asked,

"Stand up straight. Turn out your pockets. Move along."

You treat a man like a hoodlum, he's gonna snap.

Mm.

Worth it, though, to get to see you smile for the first time today.

ANNOUNCEMENT: 'Visitors should stay inside until further notice.'

MUSIC PLAYS Music?! Come, now.

'Visitors should stay inside until further notice.'

Look, we're gonna be here for a while.

Why don't you just tell me what you wanted to tell me before?

DISTANT BELL TOLLS

Everybody's in the restaurant, so...

..I might as well go and take my chances.

I don't want to upset you any more.

Ephraim came looking for a wife,

and it was either me or Chantrelle.

She have too much potential, too much ahead of her.

She's pretty and talented, much more than me.

Why you say that?

I could have gone along with things for a good time,

but I told you everything because I care.

You're a decent man. I wasn't looking for anything, from anyone,

because when I made those vows, I did mean them.

All I got in return was misery.

I marry a lie, and there is nothing in the scripture

for what I do about that. Nothing! I marry...

SHE SOBS

..I married dust, and dirt, and drink and madness.

I didn't want to go through what my father did with my mother.

You got me.

I'm a coward.

I can't do it.

And I know that your husband put you through hell...

That's how I find heaven.

TAKES A DEEP BREATH

My babies...

..I haven't taken a full breath since I leave them behind.

And I won't breathe again properly until I have them here with me.

I know.

My children...

..I will never love anyone as much as them.

MUSIC PLAYING Oh. We're missing a party.

Oh, my, Winifred Atwell! - You look super-smashing.

Oh! My sister Leah teach me sewing when we were younger.

She's better than me, but dressmaking

keep me out of trouble and away from the wrong kind of men.

That was the plan, anyway.

You're easily the best-looking bird here.

I bet them all jealous. - Of me?

No. Me. BOTH LAUGH

You look like a movie star.

Mm. You see that?

She is a star. Starting Monday, I work on a production line.

Yeah, but you could do this for a living.

Make your name as a dress designer.

You think so?

SHE SUCKS TEETH I don't know.

So, they've got ham, Spam, jam, lamb, and fish and chips.

Me don't want no fish and chips.

Tea's usually complimentary in circumstances like these, love.

Did you see that? Did she just ignore me?

- Me nah leave you alone. - Me can't deal with you.

DOUGIE: Well, I'll have something to say about that.

Where ya go?

Have you married a lot of people?

Just the one lady. SHE LAUGHS

Oh-Oh, you-you mean as a minister?

Erm... No. Well, I've done the occasional ceremony...

CLEARS HIS THROAT

All this exotic food... it... it's a bit tough on the old body.

Mr-Mr Claude? HE GROANS

Oh, dear! Mr Claude?

CROWD GASP Mr Claude, are you choking?

DOUGIE: Bloody hell! MAN: Somebody call an ambulance!

GROANING HOSANNA: Try and stay calm.

WOMAN: Give him space! WOMAN 2: Did he eat the fish?

Can you feel pain anywhere else? In your neck? Your arm?

HE GROANS

Just your chest? Are you on any medication?

CHANTRELLE: Hosanna, what can we do?

Glyceryl trinitrate. It only feels like you have a heart attack,

but it won't get any worse...

cos you have angina.

OK. Just want you to steady your breathing.

Everything is going to be all right.

CROWD MURMURING

That's my sister! That's me sister!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

DOUGIE: Well done. Well done. Yes, Hosanna.

SOFT CHUCKLING

MICROPHONE FEEDBACK

ANNOUNCEMENT: 'Ladies and gentlemen,

'we appear to have been victims of a false alarm.'

They're gonna wonder where we are.

So... HE CHUCKLES

'Please feel free to enjoy the zoo until closing.'

All right.

You first, or we just let them wonder.

You cold?

I'm not cold.

SHE CHUCKLES

DISTANT SQUAWKING

DISTANT BARKING

Hello. HE CHUCKLES

Ah.

KNOCKING

DOOR OPENS

Please... let me see her.

You're not welcome round here.

Heard you're getting married. All right for some.

And my other brother is 19. And then there's me.

It's all right, Fan, it's about time they met me.

Look, they are not really hip, my family.

You'll love my mum's hotpot. I hope you're hungry.

Ha. Me? I am always hungry.

Because he didn't get his order in on time with us,

it cost him another £3.

MYFANWY: Hiya. Sorry we're late. He, er, couldn't decide on a tie.

This is Aston. Come on, Aston. Don't be shy.

Good evening, Mrs Boyce. Mr Boyce.

You sit there, Aston.

Want any help in the kitchen, Mum?

Have you lost your mind?

MR BOYCE SIGHS No. No. No. I'm not having this.

No, no, no.

I want you out!

MYFANWY: Dad, stop it! - Get out! Now!

SHOUTS: Get away from her!

MYFANWY: Don't hurt him! Please!

Not you! You get up them stairs!

MYFANWY: Don't you touch him! Please stop!

Stop it! - Get up! Get up!

Stay away from my sister!

MYFANWY: Mum, do something, I am begging you!

ASTON GROANS Don't hurt him!

GRUNTING Aston! Aston, I love you!

MY BOYCE: Shut up! You keep your mouth shut!

MYFANWY: Ewan, get off him! Let go!

Mum, please do something! Mum, please!

Grab his legs!

MYFANWY: Dad, put it down! - Get out!

ASTON GROANS

MR BOYCE: If we catch you near our girl again, we'll string you up!

DOOR SLAMS, PANTING

Lord have mercy.

Come, son, get up off the dirt.

ASTON GROANS

Life nuh easy inna England, ya know.

What your name? - Aston Brahms.

"I would prefer to be with someone from back home.

"So I'm asking if you could please select me a potential wife...

"and send her back here?

"I enclose a sum of money for the fare."

PAPER TEARS

Thank you.

SWING MUSIC PLAYS

# I said just to tell her The way I feel... #

- Good evening. - Evening.

MAN: You look fire. Fire like wine.

- Shelton! - Just a moment.

You and him...

Shh.

You know, the first real rock 'n' roll record

was released in 1950? - '51.

- Ike Turner. BOTH: Rocket 88!

LAUGHING

Mm. How about that one?

MACHINE WHIRS

That might be a bit fast for your little legs.

Name the style and I'll dance it.

COIN RATTLES Wanna bet?

Oh! SHE CHUCKLES

MUSIC: 'Mambo Baby' by Ruth Brown

LAUGHTER

# Mambo, mambo

# All my baby wants to do Is mambo... #

SHE LAUGHS

# Morning, noon and night-time, too It's the mambo

# He go... #

CLAPPING IN SONG

# Oh, he go

# All the time

# Cos that mambo rhythm Feeling so fine... #

GIGGLING

THUD, MUSIC STOPS

WHIRRING

MUSIC: 'Sentimental Journey' by Doris Day

INDISTINCT MUTTERING

WOMAN: Oh, dear.

MUSIC DISTORTS

SHE BREATHES HEAVILY

I'm really sorry, Jimmy!

LEAH: Chantrelle? DOOR CLATTERS

SOBBING

I am not all right. SOBBING CONTINUES

I'm here.

He took the door off my room...

..and she believed HIM.

I shouldn't have left you alone down there.

I wasn't alone...

..I had my friend Siobhan... next door.

When you came to get me...

I was so relieved...

..but I didn't get to say goodbye.

Here. Come.

SIOBHAN: 'Hello?'

Hello?

SHE SOBS, THUNDER RUMBLES

TEARFULLY: Siob...

Chantrelle? Oh, you poor thing.

- I miss talking to you. - 'I was thinking all sorts.'

I should've flattened him myself!

Mrs Wantage only let him back in the house again.

'She said the kiddies missed him.' - Siobhan...

..maybe you could come here...

..to my brother's wedding.

I'd love to.

SOFT LAUGH

CHANTRELLE: 'But...?'

WOMAN: Siobhan, who are you speaking to?

CHILD CRYING

I don't know if I'm allowed. I'll try...

..if you want me there.

You make me feel safe.

RAIN POURING, PHONE LINE BEEPING

And I have never known anyone like you be...

LINE DISCONNECTS

Hello?

..all right?

MAN: Willie?

God's sake, man, you'll drag me down.

MAN: Willie? - Try and walk straight, man.

You all right?

Mr Claude... there is one thing I want.

- Mm? - I want you to marry me and Aston.

In the absence of my father, you're the next best thing.

Keep an eye on the tiger. A tiger got loose.

..women like you sleep with a ham in your mouth.

LAUGHTER, THUNDER RUMBLES

You know... we could walk home from here.

It's not too far. - In the rain?

Well, it's not raining under here.

SHE CHUCKLES

- OK. - Come on.

ENGINE REVVING

BRAKES SQUEAK

LOW CHATTER

Ooh, thank you. Thank you.

SHE GRUNTS

Hm.

Bab?

I thought I'd lost you for a second there.

Was it all the twirling about that made you feel sick?

I know someone hurt you. You just say the word,

and me and the lads will sort him out.

Jimmy, you'll be taking on the world.

I give up. - Don't say that.

My mum's best mate's auntie works as a seamstress at Armstrong's.

We'll get you in there for a start. See how things work,

and you can have your own business in no time.

You're always trying to fix things, aren't you?

Good night.

INDISTINCT CHATTER

COUGHING

Well, the night's still young.

So, what's the rush?

- Give us a kiss good night, then. - I'm not ready for that.

Well, you're not getting any younger, love.

SHE GASPS Oh! Oh, you cheeky, little...

LAUGHING

It's all right, I can wait. Thank you. Good night!

WOMAN: Darling... did that boy just steal your shoe?

Winifred Atwell?! CHANTRELLE CHUCKLES

Miss Atwell, could I have a word with you, please?

Of course, darling.

CHUCKLING

MUSIC: 'Soul On Fire' by LaVern Baker

# I played the love game

# Before I met him

# It's a game I've always won... #

Wait. Wait.

# But now you set my soul on fire

# And I really had my fun. #

CHUCKLING

KNOCKING

DOOR CREAKS

RATTLES

- Thank you. - Dudley rock. OK.

Wait!

I did get this for you. SHE GASPS

I didn't peep inside. Bad luck, you see.

Is this why you went Birmingham today? Oh, Aston...

Oh!

Hosanna, come.

DISTANT BARKING Sit.

Please.

I think it's important that we don't have any secrets between us

before we get married.

- Mm-hm. - A serious ting.

I was confused why I came here.

I sell the car... to cover the cost of some big debts.

You sell the car?

So, how will we get to the church?

We'll find a way.

I'm glad you pay things off.

You don't owe anything now?

It's not that simple.

Long before you, there was a girl...

..Myfanwy. White girl.

And when the family find out about me...

..there was all kinds of murder-ation.

That night...

..was the last time I'll ever see her.

Which is why...

..which is why I never know about the baby till after...

..after Fan died giving birth at the hospital.

ASTON INHALES SHARPLY

ASTON SNIFFLES And I tried...

They won't let me see the baby.

HE BREATHES SHAKILY

ASTON SNIFFLES

I did get this for her first birthday.

VOICE BREAKING: You see? I have no rights.

Leah and Chantrelle don't know.

And I don't want to share this pain.

But you?

You're strong...

..and I've never been so certain about a woman as I am about you.

SOFT GRUNT

EARRINGS CLATTER

GLADYS: "Dear Leah..."

INSECTS CHIRPING

"..the pickney-dem are help round the yard

"since me fall and mash up me foot."

COW MOOS

"De dutty boy come round an' ask for you. Me nuh seh nuttin'...

"..but I don't see him take a drink all this time.

"I wouldn't have believed it if I didn't see it,

"but him finally the husband you deserve.

"Even the children love him."

BIRDSONG, CHILDREN LAUGHING

"Love Momma."

What's wrong?

PAPER RUSTLES Ephraim.

SHE SIGHS He finally realise what him lose?

It's the children...

SHE EXHALES

HE GRUNTS

HE GRUNTS LEAH: Hm.

- They'll be here soon. - Mm.

And he's not going to hurt you again. No worry.

Your brother... your sister...

SHE CHUCKLES

Everything's gonna be all right.

Mm? - Mm.

Come here. SHE CHUCKLES

EXHALES DEEPLY

SHE SOBS

CARRIAGE APPROACHES

Whoa!

Come on. Walk on. Walk on.

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