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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:04,804 --> 00:00:09,614 I found a yellowed copy of the Mid-Ulster Mail the other day 2 00:00:09,739 --> 00:00:12,499 dating from October 1943. 3 00:00:13,619 --> 00:00:17,618 A three-line headline on the court news page 4 00:00:17,619 --> 00:00:21,578 '"Dramatic incident in Newtown petty sessions." 5 00:00:21,579 --> 00:00:24,099 '"Woman makes impassioned plea for fishermen. 6 00:00:25,299 --> 00:00:28,299 Threatened with contempt by Resident Magistrate." 7 00:00:30,259 --> 00:00:34,018 I can still hear my father recounting the whole episode 8 00:00:34,019 --> 00:00:37,539 with far more panache than the plodding court reporter. 9 00:00:39,299 --> 00:00:42,099 The woman making the impassioned plea? 10 00:00:43,699 --> 00:00:45,226 My mother, of course. 11 00:00:45,351 --> 00:00:47,734 _ 12 00:00:47,859 --> 00:00:50,898 - Hurry up, Francis. They're goin'. - Wait a minute. 13 00:00:50,899 --> 00:00:53,459 Och, come on. We're going to miss them. 14 00:00:55,459 --> 00:00:59,459 Davey. Hi, Davey. Wait on us. 15 00:01:01,299 --> 00:01:03,018 Can we go out with you? 16 00:01:03,019 --> 00:01:05,298 No. The boys are lifting lines. 17 00:01:05,299 --> 00:01:07,978 And the company bailiffs are about. 18 00:01:07,979 --> 00:01:10,098 There's no call for cubs on board. 19 00:01:10,099 --> 00:01:12,458 Shouldn't yous not be in school today, anyway, huh? 20 00:01:12,459 --> 00:01:15,098 We're still on potato-picking holidays. 21 00:01:15,099 --> 00:01:16,498 Please! 22 00:01:16,499 --> 00:01:19,298 No cubs on board. Too much weight. 23 00:01:19,299 --> 00:01:22,898 Here, you two. Don't mind Da. Come on. 24 00:01:22,899 --> 00:01:24,179 For God's sake, Davey. 25 00:01:26,121 --> 00:01:31,657 ==sync, correction by dcdah== for www.addic7ed.com 26 00:01:39,819 --> 00:01:42,618 I don't want to hear the word "bored", Emma. 27 00:01:42,619 --> 00:01:46,658 But since you're using it... you can help Sally with the sheets. 28 00:01:46,659 --> 00:01:50,978 I'm working on the wee wall. If anybody wants to help? 29 00:01:50,979 --> 00:01:52,498 It's better craic than sheets. 30 00:01:52,499 --> 00:01:54,419 I'll pass on that offer, Barney. 31 00:01:57,019 --> 00:02:01,378 I'm not bored. I'll help Barney. I'm good at walls. Amn't I, Mum? 32 00:02:01,379 --> 00:02:04,699 You're the best waller, Kate. Has anyone seen Francis? 33 00:02:05,659 --> 00:02:09,498 I think he went off with that Seamie Brady. 34 00:02:09,499 --> 00:02:11,098 Not to the dump? 35 00:02:11,099 --> 00:02:13,858 No, Mrs. Coyne. The lough shore. 36 00:02:13,859 --> 00:02:16,058 I seen him... I saw him going down the road. 37 00:02:16,059 --> 00:02:18,018 Thank you, Barney. 38 00:02:18,019 --> 00:02:20,618 Sally. I'm just going to go and check 39 00:02:20,619 --> 00:02:22,477 on something. In the shop. 40 00:02:23,739 --> 00:02:24,739 Right, Mrs. Coyne. 41 00:02:25,819 --> 00:02:28,458 Come on then, Emma. You and me. 42 00:02:28,459 --> 00:02:31,299 And, Barney, hop off away, will you? 43 00:02:40,539 --> 00:02:41,499 Francis? 44 00:02:42,819 --> 00:02:45,098 Did the mistress say you can go out in the lough? 45 00:02:45,099 --> 00:02:47,458 I didn't ask. 46 00:02:47,459 --> 00:02:50,578 You should have asked. The mistress will think I took you away. 47 00:02:50,579 --> 00:02:52,258 She'll be ragin'. 48 00:02:52,259 --> 00:02:53,859 And Sally will have my life. 49 00:03:27,899 --> 00:03:31,458 Mrs. Coyne. I come for the rations. 50 00:03:31,459 --> 00:03:34,618 Thursday is rations day, Kettie. 51 00:03:34,619 --> 00:03:36,259 Thursday doesn't suit. 52 00:03:42,899 --> 00:03:46,619 A small batch loaf and tea and sugar. 53 00:04:05,459 --> 00:04:07,058 Is that everything? 54 00:04:07,059 --> 00:04:08,418 Butter? 55 00:04:08,419 --> 00:04:09,938 Bacon? Margarine? Lard? 56 00:04:09,939 --> 00:04:11,259 I don't need them. 57 00:04:16,139 --> 00:04:18,419 That'll be one and five pence, Kettie. 58 00:04:31,699 --> 00:04:34,098 Kettie? 59 00:04:34,099 --> 00:04:35,419 Come when it suits. 60 00:04:47,659 --> 00:04:49,978 Turn her for home, Failey. 61 00:04:49,979 --> 00:04:51,219 We have a brave catch. 62 00:04:53,139 --> 00:04:55,898 Well, did you like that, young Coyne? 63 00:04:55,899 --> 00:04:58,458 I did. You got lots of eels. 64 00:04:58,459 --> 00:05:01,978 No eels. You never seen eels, right? 65 00:05:01,979 --> 00:05:03,619 Them's perch, we catched. 66 00:05:05,419 --> 00:05:06,618 They're eels. 67 00:05:06,619 --> 00:05:07,898 Nah. 68 00:05:07,899 --> 00:05:08,979 Perch. 69 00:05:10,139 --> 00:05:11,099 They're eels. 70 00:05:12,379 --> 00:05:15,698 Young Brady here knows what they are, I'd say. 71 00:05:15,699 --> 00:05:17,538 Perch. 72 00:05:17,539 --> 00:05:18,578 You're teasing. 73 00:05:18,579 --> 00:05:21,495 Ah. You see, young Coyne. 74 00:05:22,779 --> 00:05:26,379 We're allowed to catch perch that nobody wants to eat. 75 00:05:27,859 --> 00:05:29,658 But eels? 76 00:05:29,659 --> 00:05:31,458 No. 77 00:05:31,459 --> 00:05:34,338 We can poach or we can go hungry! 78 00:05:34,339 --> 00:05:36,858 Did the mistress not teach you that? 79 00:05:36,859 --> 00:05:38,858 Or was she too busy loadin' her gun? 80 00:05:38,859 --> 00:05:40,978 Just leave it, boys. He's only a cub. 81 00:05:40,979 --> 00:05:45,619 Well, whatever you say, them's perch we catched. Not eels. 82 00:06:03,179 --> 00:06:05,018 Mrs. Coyne. 83 00:06:05,019 --> 00:06:07,378 Captain Dreyfuss. 84 00:06:07,379 --> 00:06:09,059 I have something for you. 85 00:06:10,139 --> 00:06:12,058 You may already have this. 86 00:06:12,059 --> 00:06:13,179 It's about the lake. 87 00:06:14,699 --> 00:06:16,658 I figured it might help you with the thing 88 00:06:16,659 --> 00:06:18,818 that we talked about in the shop, remember? 89 00:06:18,819 --> 00:06:20,059 Helping us fit in here. 90 00:06:21,099 --> 00:06:24,938 Stolen Waters. TM Healy, MP. 91 00:06:24,939 --> 00:06:29,219 Healy was counsel for the fishermen while they tried to get their lake back. 92 00:06:30,819 --> 00:06:34,378 I've never heard of this book. I should have, really, shouldn't I? 93 00:06:34,379 --> 00:06:36,138 I wouldn't beat myself up about it. 94 00:06:36,139 --> 00:06:40,499 I only came across it because I was researching this place we find ourselves in. 95 00:06:43,019 --> 00:06:45,779 We're pretty hot on research in the Air Force. 96 00:07:05,139 --> 00:07:06,539 Sorry. 97 00:07:11,139 --> 00:07:12,339 Excuse me. 98 00:07:15,099 --> 00:07:16,778 Has anyone seen my keys? 99 00:07:16,779 --> 00:07:19,779 Er, the mistress took them. She went out to the shop. 100 00:07:20,899 --> 00:07:21,939 Right... 101 00:07:27,259 --> 00:07:28,299 What's this? 102 00:07:29,659 --> 00:07:31,099 What do you think it is? 103 00:07:33,219 --> 00:07:37,098 You took my keys. To unlock a drawer you kept from me. Of stolen goods. 104 00:07:37,099 --> 00:07:39,578 - They're not stolen. - They grew in the locked drawer? 105 00:07:39,579 --> 00:07:41,419 - They're payment. - Payment? 106 00:07:42,379 --> 00:07:46,178 Sergeant Pokalsi or Podolski or whatever you call him. 107 00:07:46,179 --> 00:07:48,778 He got a load of drink off me on tick for a party. 108 00:07:48,779 --> 00:07:51,098 Up at the 'drome. Next thing he tells me he can't pay. 109 00:07:51,099 --> 00:07:53,378 And he give me those instead. 110 00:07:53,379 --> 00:07:55,818 - And what was I to do? - Give them back. It's... 111 00:07:55,819 --> 00:07:59,098 It's what? It's barter. Yeah, and not even a bargain. 112 00:07:59,099 --> 00:08:01,818 Those tins aren't worth half what the drink cost me. 113 00:08:01,819 --> 00:08:03,298 That is not even close to the point. 114 00:08:03,299 --> 00:08:05,378 It's how people have to work these days, Rose. 115 00:08:05,379 --> 00:08:08,178 It's make-do-and-mend time. As your lot keep telling us. 116 00:08:08,179 --> 00:08:09,378 My lot?! 117 00:08:09,379 --> 00:08:11,258 The Ministry of... whatever. 118 00:08:11,259 --> 00:08:13,953 My lot? My lot are dying for your lot. 119 00:08:14,078 --> 00:08:15,335 OK. It wasn't meant to come out like that. 120 00:08:15,460 --> 00:08:17,734 I followed you over here to cold comfort farm, Michael Coyne. 121 00:08:17,859 --> 00:08:21,779 And now you've got the nerve to talk to me about my lot! 122 00:08:24,019 --> 00:08:27,578 You give them back. You hear me? 123 00:08:27,579 --> 00:08:29,499 I didn't marry a black marketeer. 124 00:08:35,979 --> 00:08:38,459 Hold tight, boys - bailiffs! 125 00:08:48,619 --> 00:08:49,658 What are you doing? 126 00:08:49,659 --> 00:08:50,979 They've got the flag up. 127 00:08:52,739 --> 00:08:54,978 Well, they may put it down again. 128 00:08:54,979 --> 00:08:57,419 Blirts. I'm not for stopping. 129 00:09:10,979 --> 00:09:12,939 Ah, hell's bells! 130 00:09:35,779 --> 00:09:37,339 Heave to there, gentlemen. 131 00:09:38,819 --> 00:09:40,538 I'll climb on board. 132 00:09:40,539 --> 00:09:43,059 We're just out for a wee spin, Mr. Prince. 133 00:09:44,299 --> 00:09:47,259 We have the mistress's cub with us. Young Coyne. 134 00:09:48,499 --> 00:09:49,939 On a wee pleasure cruise. 135 00:09:56,699 --> 00:10:01,818 Well, in that case, you won't mind giving us the pleasure of 136 00:10:01,819 --> 00:10:03,259 a wee look around. 137 00:10:14,379 --> 00:10:16,698 They have eels. 138 00:10:16,699 --> 00:10:18,818 Yous men are witnesses. 139 00:10:18,819 --> 00:10:22,459 That's our living, there, lads. Leave us that, at least. 140 00:10:27,739 --> 00:10:29,858 Hit him! 141 00:10:29,859 --> 00:10:32,899 Calm down, will you?! Calm down! INDISTINCT SHOUTING 142 00:10:41,899 --> 00:10:43,459 Help! 143 00:10:44,819 --> 00:10:46,898 I can't swim! 144 00:10:46,899 --> 00:10:47,979 I can't swim. 145 00:10:51,819 --> 00:10:53,259 Calm down, will you! 146 00:10:58,539 --> 00:11:01,339 Get him up! Take his hand! 147 00:11:09,499 --> 00:11:11,778 Cry baby. What's wrong with you? 148 00:11:11,779 --> 00:11:13,659 Davey told those men who I was. 149 00:11:25,819 --> 00:11:27,298 Come on, son... 150 00:11:27,299 --> 00:11:29,858 Och, Ned. You should've seen. 151 00:11:29,859 --> 00:11:31,939 Davey hit thon bailiff such a box! 152 00:11:34,539 --> 00:11:37,938 I never hit him, young Brady! He hit me! 153 00:11:37,939 --> 00:11:40,378 And tell that to the mistress the right way round! 154 00:11:40,379 --> 00:11:42,578 In case she'd go blaming me! You hear me, now? 155 00:11:42,579 --> 00:11:44,259 All right, all right, all right. 156 00:11:45,779 --> 00:11:48,458 Don't tell me you hit a company bailiff? 157 00:12:00,819 --> 00:12:02,539 Oh, knickers! 158 00:12:48,459 --> 00:12:50,059 Francis! 159 00:12:56,179 --> 00:12:57,619 Was Francis here? 160 00:12:59,579 --> 00:13:00,739 Could have been. 161 00:13:03,059 --> 00:13:04,699 He lost my place! 162 00:13:06,059 --> 00:13:07,659 Epsilon Dwarf! 163 00:13:18,059 --> 00:13:21,226 Look at the state of you, Francis Coyne. 164 00:13:24,059 --> 00:13:25,339 You're soaking. 165 00:13:26,699 --> 00:13:29,098 And look at your good corduroy jacket. 166 00:13:29,099 --> 00:13:32,659 We were out on the lough. And Prince chased us. 167 00:13:34,019 --> 00:13:37,938 The boat broke down and Davey fell in the water. 168 00:13:37,939 --> 00:13:39,938 And Prince dived in and saved him. 169 00:13:39,939 --> 00:13:43,859 He should have let him drown, God forgive me. 170 00:13:46,379 --> 00:13:47,899 Was Failey's name taken? 171 00:13:49,259 --> 00:13:51,418 The bailiff said he'd see us in court. 172 00:13:51,419 --> 00:13:52,578 Us? 173 00:13:52,579 --> 00:13:54,818 Don't tell me your name was taken? 174 00:13:54,819 --> 00:13:56,099 No... 175 00:13:57,299 --> 00:13:58,142 Yes. 176 00:13:58,267 --> 00:14:02,908 Oh, you're all going to jail and I'm going to get the sack! 177 00:14:04,499 --> 00:14:08,898 Come on, till I dry you and make you look less like a tramp. 178 00:14:08,899 --> 00:14:11,938 And then maybe the mistress will forgive me, 179 00:14:11,939 --> 00:14:14,779 even if she doesn't forgive thon eejit Failey. 180 00:14:26,339 --> 00:14:27,738 Hi. 181 00:14:27,739 --> 00:14:29,898 Barney! You scared the life out of me. 182 00:14:29,899 --> 00:14:31,098 Sorry. Sorry. 183 00:14:31,099 --> 00:14:34,298 I just seen... I just saw you coming at the last minute, so... 184 00:14:34,299 --> 00:14:35,818 You were lurking. 185 00:14:35,819 --> 00:14:38,018 Maybe I was. 186 00:14:38,019 --> 00:14:39,498 Why, what's lurking? 187 00:14:39,499 --> 00:14:42,058 It's hanging about. What you've been doing all day. 188 00:14:42,059 --> 00:14:43,658 I wasn't lurking, then. I was working 189 00:14:43,659 --> 00:14:45,098 on the wall. 190 00:14:45,099 --> 00:14:48,298 Time to stop, Barney. It's getting late. 191 00:14:48,299 --> 00:14:49,934 I like books, you know. 192 00:14:50,059 --> 00:14:50,540 Barney. 193 00:14:50,665 --> 00:14:54,098 I do. I read at school. Treasure Island. 194 00:14:54,099 --> 00:14:56,858 And I seen the one you're reading. Brave World. 195 00:14:56,859 --> 00:15:00,218 Brave NEW World. So it's you who moved my book. 196 00:15:00,219 --> 00:15:01,578 No, I never, I... 197 00:15:01,579 --> 00:15:03,658 Not sure you'd like Huxley, Barney. 198 00:15:03,659 --> 00:15:05,058 Well, maybe not. 199 00:15:05,059 --> 00:15:07,418 But if you gave me a lend of one I would like, 200 00:15:07,419 --> 00:15:09,098 then maybe we could talk about it? 201 00:15:09,099 --> 00:15:11,419 - I'm busy, Barney. - Och, Emma! 202 00:15:12,619 --> 00:15:15,458 If you're serious, I'll choose a book for you. 203 00:15:15,459 --> 00:15:18,378 But it's about books, eh? Nothing else. 204 00:15:18,379 --> 00:15:19,538 Aye. 205 00:15:19,539 --> 00:15:21,058 Surely. 206 00:15:21,059 --> 00:15:22,738 Books. 207 00:15:22,739 --> 00:15:24,578 Nothing else. 208 00:15:24,579 --> 00:15:25,699 Good. 209 00:15:37,539 --> 00:15:40,458 The sons not with you, the night, Ned? 210 00:15:40,459 --> 00:15:42,298 Sure, how would they be? 211 00:15:42,299 --> 00:15:44,738 Didn't Prince hit our Davey a box? 212 00:15:44,739 --> 00:15:46,298 And try and drown him? 213 00:15:46,299 --> 00:15:48,098 Did he take names? 214 00:15:48,099 --> 00:15:49,858 He did surely. 215 00:15:49,859 --> 00:15:52,018 Stout there, Michael. 216 00:15:52,019 --> 00:15:55,126 Well, if it comes to court we'll be telling the truth, 217 00:15:55,251 --> 00:15:58,220 they were attacked and assaulted. 218 00:15:58,539 --> 00:16:00,938 Your cub seen what happened, Michael. 219 00:16:00,939 --> 00:16:03,738 Didn't you? Hey, boy? 220 00:16:03,739 --> 00:16:05,818 There's a saying, Francis, 221 00:16:05,819 --> 00:16:08,458 from the good people of Moybeg, 222 00:16:08,459 --> 00:16:11,538 and you might find it useful right now. 223 00:16:11,539 --> 00:16:13,498 "Whatever you say, say nothing." 224 00:16:13,499 --> 00:16:16,898 - But... - Ah, nothing to be said here. 225 00:16:16,899 --> 00:16:19,099 Pack up the last of that shelf and off home. 226 00:16:35,179 --> 00:16:38,098 I'm going down to make breakfast. 227 00:16:38,099 --> 00:16:39,499 It's Sally's day off... 228 00:16:41,819 --> 00:16:43,578 Michael? 229 00:16:43,579 --> 00:16:44,859 Hmm? 230 00:16:46,299 --> 00:16:47,299 I'm sorry. 231 00:16:48,739 --> 00:16:50,618 Aye. 232 00:16:50,619 --> 00:16:52,179 You're right to be distant. 233 00:16:54,739 --> 00:16:57,738 I'm sorry about the things I said yesterday. 234 00:16:57,739 --> 00:16:59,098 It's all right. 235 00:16:59,099 --> 00:17:02,259 It's not all right. You're my husband, whom I love. 236 00:17:06,179 --> 00:17:08,179 Funny way of showing it, sometimes. 237 00:17:09,819 --> 00:17:12,539 Yes, but I do, Michael Coyne. 238 00:17:15,459 --> 00:17:17,139 And this is where I live... 239 00:17:18,619 --> 00:17:21,418 ..and these are my people now. 240 00:17:21,419 --> 00:17:23,138 You sound like the King! 241 00:17:24,899 --> 00:17:26,459 "My people." 242 00:17:27,499 --> 00:17:29,299 Even the Hanlons? 243 00:17:31,299 --> 00:17:32,899 Have you heard of this book? 244 00:17:34,539 --> 00:17:36,098 Stolen Waters. 245 00:17:36,099 --> 00:17:40,018 I have. Might even be a copy in the attic somewhere. 246 00:17:40,019 --> 00:17:42,458 Really? Have you read it? 247 00:17:42,459 --> 00:17:44,098 I meant to... 248 00:17:44,099 --> 00:17:46,178 It's worth a read. 249 00:17:46,179 --> 00:17:48,658 It certainly casts the Hanlons in a different light. 250 00:17:48,659 --> 00:17:50,619 Must be one hell of a book, Rose. 251 00:17:51,659 --> 00:17:53,378 Where did you get it? 252 00:17:53,379 --> 00:17:57,578 Actually... Captain Dreyfuss gave it to me. 253 00:17:57,579 --> 00:17:58,979 Dreyfuss. 254 00:18:01,699 --> 00:18:04,179 I need to talk to you about that fella. 255 00:18:06,179 --> 00:18:09,898 Do you think you could ask him to get the ban on the pub lifted? 256 00:18:09,899 --> 00:18:11,978 Or at least shortened. 257 00:18:11,979 --> 00:18:15,098 We're getting killed here, Rose. 258 00:18:15,099 --> 00:18:17,339 I had three people in the pub last night. 259 00:19:21,419 --> 00:19:23,458 - Captain Dreyfuss. - Mrs. Coyne. 260 00:19:23,459 --> 00:19:24,738 Is this about the book? 261 00:19:24,739 --> 00:19:28,058 Er, it's about "fitting in". 262 00:19:28,059 --> 00:19:29,219 Could we...? 263 00:19:30,299 --> 00:19:33,098 Corporal. Why don't you have yourself a cigarette break? 264 00:19:33,099 --> 00:19:34,539 Yes, sir. 265 00:19:37,659 --> 00:19:41,418 So you have some ideas? 266 00:19:41,419 --> 00:19:44,738 Well, to start with... 267 00:19:44,739 --> 00:19:48,258 The ban on visits by your airmen. 268 00:19:48,259 --> 00:19:49,028 Ah... 269 00:19:49,153 --> 00:19:50,734 No, no, no, no, no. It's not like that. 270 00:19:50,859 --> 00:19:52,178 It's not special pleading. 271 00:19:52,179 --> 00:19:55,178 You mustn't laugh. This is a real way to improve relationships. 272 00:19:55,179 --> 00:19:58,178 Which just happens to coincide with... 273 00:19:58,179 --> 00:20:00,818 Your husband's business. 274 00:20:00,819 --> 00:20:03,618 The pub is where the two communities meet - 275 00:20:03,619 --> 00:20:06,698 the airmen and the local people. 276 00:20:06,699 --> 00:20:09,538 Except last time they met, we almost lost an airman. 277 00:20:09,539 --> 00:20:11,938 Your husband had to intervene. Remember? 278 00:20:11,939 --> 00:20:14,538 Oh! No, no, no, no, Michael didn't intervene. 279 00:20:14,539 --> 00:20:16,458 It was me, Calamity Jane. I pulled the gun. 280 00:20:16,459 --> 00:20:19,658 Please don't tell your commanding officer that. 281 00:20:19,659 --> 00:20:23,139 He'll think there's a crazy woman down here and extend the ban! 282 00:20:24,419 --> 00:20:27,858 I won't tell him that, Mrs. Coyne. 283 00:20:27,859 --> 00:20:29,819 Rose, please. 284 00:20:31,979 --> 00:20:33,658 When I ask him to lift the ban. 285 00:20:33,659 --> 00:20:36,178 Not to lift it entirely. Just to shorten it. 286 00:20:36,179 --> 00:20:38,658 We would be very grateful. 287 00:20:38,659 --> 00:20:40,819 I would be very grateful. 288 00:20:43,299 --> 00:20:45,378 I will do my best... 289 00:20:45,379 --> 00:20:46,378 Rose. 290 00:20:46,379 --> 00:20:48,978 Thank you. 291 00:20:48,979 --> 00:20:50,259 Thank you so much. 292 00:20:53,819 --> 00:20:55,658 You... you sew? 293 00:20:55,659 --> 00:20:56,978 I'm sorry? 294 00:20:56,979 --> 00:21:00,338 Er, your tunic button. There. 295 00:21:00,339 --> 00:21:01,658 Hey. That's pretty observant. 296 00:21:01,659 --> 00:21:03,898 Women notice these things. 297 00:21:03,899 --> 00:21:06,099 I lost it. On the shore, I think. 298 00:21:07,339 --> 00:21:09,139 Your stitching is very neat. 299 00:21:10,259 --> 00:21:13,698 Did you do that yourself? 300 00:21:13,699 --> 00:21:15,899 A man learns to sew in the armed forces. 301 00:21:32,739 --> 00:21:34,218 What did he say? 302 00:21:34,219 --> 00:21:35,579 He said he'd do his best. 303 00:21:38,459 --> 00:21:40,298 That's all? 304 00:21:40,299 --> 00:21:41,818 That's all. 305 00:21:41,819 --> 00:21:45,898 Well, did you tell him how important it was? 306 00:21:45,899 --> 00:21:49,138 I told him you had three people in there last night and that it 307 00:21:49,139 --> 00:21:50,338 was making you crazy. 308 00:21:50,339 --> 00:21:51,578 Yeah, that was me. 309 00:21:51,579 --> 00:21:53,778 Did you tell him how important it was to you? 310 00:21:53,779 --> 00:21:54,859 Why would I do that? 311 00:21:56,099 --> 00:22:01,018 It might mean more to a good-looking fella like him, coming from a woman. 312 00:22:01,019 --> 00:22:03,018 Michael, that's a strange thing to say. 313 00:22:03,019 --> 00:22:04,658 What's strange about it? 314 00:22:04,659 --> 00:22:07,738 I'm only stating a thing that everybody knows. 315 00:22:07,739 --> 00:22:11,338 Men are a deal more likely to do favours for a woman than for a man. 316 00:22:11,339 --> 00:22:12,618 Did you want me to flirt? 317 00:22:12,619 --> 00:22:16,378 No! I didn't say that. I just wanted you... 318 00:22:16,379 --> 00:22:18,178 I didn't flirt, Michael. 319 00:22:18,179 --> 00:22:20,458 And don't tempt me to try. 320 00:22:20,459 --> 00:22:22,899 Ach, Rose... 321 00:22:25,379 --> 00:22:27,419 I was only making sure you didn't shout at him. 322 00:22:29,539 --> 00:22:30,939 God's sake. 323 00:22:58,779 --> 00:23:00,219 Keys... 324 00:23:01,739 --> 00:23:04,178 Sorry, you're, erm, you're dressing. 325 00:23:04,179 --> 00:23:05,099 Michael... 326 00:23:08,499 --> 00:23:11,938 I have to go, the pub needs opening. 327 00:23:11,939 --> 00:23:12,939 Of course. 328 00:23:14,619 --> 00:23:16,779 Someone has to keep the show on the road. 329 00:23:20,939 --> 00:23:22,899 Michael? 330 00:23:24,499 --> 00:23:25,499 I love you. 331 00:23:27,459 --> 00:23:29,099 Sure, I know. 332 00:23:52,139 --> 00:23:53,578 Michael. 333 00:23:53,579 --> 00:23:54,779 Sergeant. 334 00:23:56,499 --> 00:23:58,698 It's thirsty work, pedalling. 335 00:23:58,699 --> 00:24:01,418 You said it. 336 00:24:01,419 --> 00:24:03,578 Drop of water, is it, Sergeant? 337 00:24:03,579 --> 00:24:07,739 Sure, you know I never drink when I'm on duty, Mr. Coyne. 338 00:24:13,659 --> 00:24:16,138 You were down with Davey and Ned? 339 00:24:16,139 --> 00:24:18,218 Serving them up a summons. 340 00:24:18,219 --> 00:24:20,338 They do not like me. 341 00:24:20,339 --> 00:24:21,938 Do they like you, Michael? 342 00:24:21,939 --> 00:24:23,418 Never done me any harm. 343 00:24:23,419 --> 00:24:26,179 Have they not? And where's your US airmen? 344 00:24:27,499 --> 00:24:30,778 Look, just because you didn't tell us about something 345 00:24:30,779 --> 00:24:32,819 doesn't mean we didn't hear about it. 346 00:24:34,339 --> 00:24:39,699 Now, I persuaded Bill Prince to drop the charges against Failey. 347 00:24:40,899 --> 00:24:43,938 I know he's connected to your maid. 348 00:24:43,939 --> 00:24:46,658 And it's fairly obvious he didn't know anything about what happened. 349 00:24:46,659 --> 00:24:49,178 But Davey Hanlon's facing jail. 350 00:24:49,179 --> 00:24:51,019 It's clear he assaulted Prince. 351 00:24:52,179 --> 00:24:53,898 Have you witnesses? 352 00:24:53,899 --> 00:24:58,018 Witnesses? Michael. In Moybeg? 353 00:24:58,019 --> 00:24:59,818 Where nobody has ever seen anything? 354 00:24:59,819 --> 00:25:03,779 Anyway, the RM doesn't need witnesses to put Hanlon in jail. 355 00:25:04,979 --> 00:25:06,858 No. 356 00:25:06,859 --> 00:25:08,938 Right, 357 00:25:08,939 --> 00:25:10,738 I'd better be off. 358 00:25:10,739 --> 00:25:11,899 How's your son? 359 00:25:13,339 --> 00:25:17,178 Alfie's fine. They're shipping him out somewhere. 360 00:25:17,179 --> 00:25:19,218 He can't tell me where. 361 00:25:19,219 --> 00:25:20,538 I think it's the Mediterranean. 362 00:25:20,539 --> 00:25:22,538 Well, I hope he stays safe. 363 00:25:22,539 --> 00:25:23,899 So do I, Michael. 364 00:25:25,139 --> 00:25:26,379 Right. 365 00:25:27,979 --> 00:25:28,939 Good luck. 366 00:25:30,059 --> 00:25:31,259 Good luck, Sergeant. 367 00:25:50,939 --> 00:25:52,818 "Brave New World." 368 00:25:52,819 --> 00:25:56,658 "Aldous Hux... Huxley!" 369 00:25:56,659 --> 00:25:58,418 HE SIGHS 370 00:25:58,419 --> 00:26:00,099 What's... what's mordant? 371 00:26:01,219 --> 00:26:02,899 Mor... mordant? 372 00:26:04,219 --> 00:26:06,178 Mordant. 373 00:26:06,179 --> 00:26:08,178 Flip. 374 00:26:08,179 --> 00:26:11,218 Hello, young Quinn. Is Michael Coyne about? 375 00:26:11,219 --> 00:26:12,419 He's in the house. 376 00:26:34,459 --> 00:26:36,178 What are you here about? 377 00:26:36,179 --> 00:26:40,658 For God's sake, Sally. You know right well why we're here. 378 00:26:40,659 --> 00:26:43,019 Or is Failey not a man for pillow talk? 379 00:26:44,899 --> 00:26:47,779 You can mind your manners, or you'll stay on the step. 380 00:26:49,619 --> 00:26:52,739 We're here to see Michael Coyne about the solicitor. 381 00:26:54,179 --> 00:26:57,498 We're here to see Michael Coyne about the solicitor! 382 00:26:57,499 --> 00:26:58,579 I heard you. 383 00:27:00,659 --> 00:27:05,178 Is it any bit of wonder Failey's in no hurry to marry thon one? 384 00:27:05,179 --> 00:27:06,339 She is some tackle. 385 00:27:14,899 --> 00:27:17,618 I'm after telling Mr. Coyne. 386 00:27:17,619 --> 00:27:18,859 He says he'll see you. 387 00:27:28,099 --> 00:27:29,019 Gentlemen. 388 00:27:30,419 --> 00:27:33,738 Sally tells me you're here about the solicitor? 389 00:27:33,739 --> 00:27:37,858 Aye. We want James Harrington represent us on Friday. 390 00:27:37,859 --> 00:27:40,898 Harrington's dear. What about Williams? 391 00:27:40,899 --> 00:27:43,898 He represented the men from Doss last session. 392 00:27:43,899 --> 00:27:46,818 Aye, he did. 393 00:27:46,819 --> 00:27:48,059 And they lost. 394 00:27:49,379 --> 00:27:52,138 We always lose, gentlemen. 395 00:27:52,139 --> 00:27:55,058 It's only the severity of the fine that differs. 396 00:27:55,059 --> 00:27:57,578 We want Harrington, all the same. 397 00:27:57,579 --> 00:28:00,338 Sure it's no skin off your nose, Michael. 398 00:28:00,339 --> 00:28:02,538 It's Fishermen's Defence Fund money. 399 00:28:02,539 --> 00:28:04,578 It's not a bottomless purse, Ned. 400 00:28:04,579 --> 00:28:09,658 As secretary, it's my responsibility to administer it as best I can. 401 00:28:09,659 --> 00:28:12,579 Oh, aye, secretary. 402 00:28:14,339 --> 00:28:16,898 Is the mistress round? 403 00:28:16,899 --> 00:28:17,979 She's busy. 404 00:28:20,619 --> 00:28:22,578 Did you want to see her? 405 00:28:22,579 --> 00:28:27,419 No. She was a bit vexed the other day, about the corned beef. 406 00:28:28,779 --> 00:28:30,659 You'd nearly think she didn't know about it. 407 00:28:32,139 --> 00:28:34,579 Well, sure we'll go on. 408 00:28:43,859 --> 00:28:46,938 I brought paper. To write things down. 409 00:28:46,939 --> 00:28:49,828 The book! I forgot. 410 00:28:50,899 --> 00:28:52,978 I'll come back. 411 00:28:52,979 --> 00:28:55,259 I'm, er, still at the wall. 412 00:28:56,619 --> 00:28:58,498 If I come back before tea-time? 413 00:28:58,499 --> 00:28:59,899 I'll find you something. 414 00:29:01,099 --> 00:29:04,778 Nothing too hard, now, you know. Something I might like. 415 00:29:04,779 --> 00:29:06,899 Then maybe we could talk about it? 416 00:29:09,939 --> 00:29:12,899 Don't forget. I got a jotter. 417 00:29:21,339 --> 00:29:22,859 How was that? 418 00:29:24,139 --> 00:29:26,018 Thankless. 419 00:29:26,019 --> 00:29:28,179 Davey Hanlon's scared he's for jail. 420 00:29:29,499 --> 00:29:32,178 So they want me to hire James Harrington. 421 00:29:32,179 --> 00:29:33,258 Is he the best? 422 00:29:33,259 --> 00:29:35,138 Well, he's the dearest. 423 00:29:35,139 --> 00:29:37,179 But he won't save Davey's skin. 424 00:29:38,339 --> 00:29:41,898 He assaulted a bailiff and that means jail. 425 00:29:41,899 --> 00:29:44,418 How do we know Davey assaulted him? 426 00:29:44,419 --> 00:29:46,979 Rose. He's a Hanlon. 427 00:29:48,379 --> 00:29:50,259 Besides, Francis saw him do it. 428 00:29:54,939 --> 00:29:56,619 Hey, Francis! 429 00:29:59,859 --> 00:30:02,499 Come on! Maisie found sweets in the dump. 430 00:30:07,619 --> 00:30:10,098 I have to talk to Davey Hanlon. 431 00:30:10,099 --> 00:30:14,258 Davey Hanlon? When there's sweets, maybe, up there? 432 00:30:14,259 --> 00:30:17,218 And what do you want to talk to him for? 433 00:30:17,219 --> 00:30:19,698 He'll only curse you out of it. 434 00:30:19,699 --> 00:30:22,378 I have to tell him I can't tell lies. 435 00:30:22,379 --> 00:30:24,139 If I'm a witness in court, you know. 436 00:30:26,859 --> 00:30:28,338 Och! 437 00:30:28,339 --> 00:30:29,899 If you're not for coming... 438 00:30:31,619 --> 00:30:33,539 I have to tell the truth, Seamie. 439 00:30:51,939 --> 00:30:54,738 It's neither here nor there who struck the first blow. 440 00:30:54,739 --> 00:30:56,299 Them eels is ours. 441 00:30:58,019 --> 00:31:00,138 Just like the lough is ours. 442 00:31:00,139 --> 00:31:02,139 Not the bloody company's. Aye, Da. 443 00:31:03,139 --> 00:31:06,898 Try telling that to Sir Frederick Stewart 444 00:31:06,899 --> 00:31:09,098 or whoever is on the bench. 445 00:31:09,099 --> 00:31:11,098 The eels is gone. 446 00:31:11,099 --> 00:31:13,658 But if it's proved that I struck the first blow... 447 00:31:13,659 --> 00:31:15,778 No-ho-ho-ho! Wait! 448 00:31:15,779 --> 00:31:17,898 We're in safe hands now, boys. 449 00:31:17,899 --> 00:31:20,539 Here's the chief witness for the defence, huh? 450 00:31:23,819 --> 00:31:25,299 Young... Young Coyne. 451 00:31:26,459 --> 00:31:29,099 Young Coyne! We're only jokin'! 452 00:31:57,659 --> 00:31:59,738 - Dr. Black. - Mrs. Coyne, is Michael in? 453 00:31:59,739 --> 00:32:01,219 Come in. 454 00:32:03,459 --> 00:32:05,938 - Ah, Michael. - Dr. Black. 455 00:32:05,939 --> 00:32:08,658 I've been to see Davey Hanlon to examine him. 456 00:32:08,659 --> 00:32:11,858 - Oh, and, er, as secretary of the... - Certainly. 457 00:32:11,859 --> 00:32:13,259 I'll deal with that. 458 00:32:14,379 --> 00:32:17,898 Did, er, what you saw fit with his version of events? 459 00:32:17,899 --> 00:32:20,018 Well, he has contusions and so on. 460 00:32:20,019 --> 00:32:23,378 I've made a report, but whether that bears out what he says happened, 461 00:32:23,379 --> 00:32:25,619 well, that will be for the RM to decide. 462 00:33:08,619 --> 00:33:11,658 Sorry, I didn't mean to startle you. 463 00:33:11,659 --> 00:33:13,618 Er, my name is Andrew. 464 00:33:13,619 --> 00:33:16,538 Andrew Black, I'm the doctor's son. 465 00:33:16,539 --> 00:33:18,378 Emma. Emma Coyne. 466 00:33:18,379 --> 00:33:21,179 Andrew, won't you join us? Emma... 467 00:33:25,579 --> 00:33:30,258 This is my son Andrew. Andrew, Michael Coyne, Rose Coyne. 468 00:33:30,259 --> 00:33:32,178 - How do you do? - How do you do? 469 00:33:32,179 --> 00:33:36,338 Glad to meet you. And I've already met Emma. 470 00:33:36,339 --> 00:33:38,978 Andrew, would you like what your father's having? 471 00:33:38,979 --> 00:33:42,578 Or tea? We have some. Or red lemonade? 472 00:33:42,579 --> 00:33:45,538 - Red lemonade sounds just the ticket. - Good. 473 00:33:45,539 --> 00:33:48,379 Emma, would you bring a glass of lemonade from the pantry? 474 00:33:51,219 --> 00:33:53,018 So you're a medical student? 475 00:33:53,019 --> 00:33:55,658 Yeah, third year. Trinity College. Dublin. 476 00:33:55,659 --> 00:33:58,698 Where they're having an emergency, not the war. 477 00:33:58,699 --> 00:34:02,939 I'm only staying until Saturday, and then it's the slow train back. 478 00:34:05,139 --> 00:34:07,098 And this is Kate, the baby. 479 00:34:07,099 --> 00:34:09,218 Oh, hello, Kate. I'm Andrew. 480 00:34:09,219 --> 00:34:12,138 And... (I'm the baby in my family, too.) 481 00:34:12,139 --> 00:34:15,858 Andrew's done rather well this term. First in his year. 482 00:34:15,859 --> 00:34:18,658 Yeah. Gosh! Congratulations, Andrew. 483 00:34:18,659 --> 00:34:21,938 Emma's done us proud as well. She got a scholarship. 484 00:34:21,939 --> 00:34:23,778 Second in Ulster, no less. 485 00:34:23,779 --> 00:34:26,258 Well done, Emma. Pretty... 486 00:34:26,259 --> 00:34:27,859 and clever. 487 00:34:36,579 --> 00:34:38,858 Hey, Francis, are you going in? 488 00:34:38,859 --> 00:34:39,939 No. 489 00:34:41,579 --> 00:34:44,418 Sure, I'll go with you. 490 00:34:44,419 --> 00:34:46,538 That's Dr. Black's car. 491 00:34:46,539 --> 00:34:47,938 He was at the Hanlons'. 492 00:34:47,939 --> 00:34:50,979 - Come on. He'll do you no harm. - I don't want to. 493 00:34:52,459 --> 00:34:55,378 - Look, there's your Emma. - Well, bye, clever Emma. 494 00:34:57,059 --> 00:34:58,298 Dr. Black. 495 00:35:00,179 --> 00:35:02,298 - Mrs. Coyne. - Goodbye. 496 00:35:02,299 --> 00:35:03,899 I don't want to, either. 497 00:35:18,299 --> 00:35:21,818 Gosh! He's really nice. 498 00:35:21,819 --> 00:35:24,898 I can't believe he's Burgess Black's son. 499 00:35:24,899 --> 00:35:26,938 Talk about chalk and cheese. 500 00:35:26,939 --> 00:35:29,698 Do you think I could go in and see him... 501 00:35:29,699 --> 00:35:31,978 before he goes back to medical school? 502 00:35:31,979 --> 00:35:33,818 Did he ask you? 503 00:35:33,819 --> 00:35:35,938 Not as such, 504 00:35:35,939 --> 00:35:38,218 but I could tell he's interested. 505 00:35:38,219 --> 00:35:40,178 Gosh! 506 00:35:40,179 --> 00:35:42,978 What's happening to my shrinking violet? 507 00:35:42,979 --> 00:35:45,418 I could be sick. I could have the flu. 508 00:35:45,419 --> 00:35:47,418 - And Dr. Black could call out, and... - Emma... 509 00:35:47,419 --> 00:35:49,978 Emma, he's much older than you. 510 00:35:49,979 --> 00:35:52,258 Dad's much older than you, 511 00:35:52,259 --> 00:35:54,779 and that's worked out all right, hasn't it? 512 00:36:21,299 --> 00:36:23,418 Francis! What on earth are you doing? 513 00:36:23,419 --> 00:36:26,819 - Nothing. - Well... stop it. It's very scary. 514 00:36:29,259 --> 00:36:31,338 What? 515 00:36:31,339 --> 00:36:33,578 Will I have to go to court? 516 00:36:33,579 --> 00:36:36,739 Yes, where you'll probably be horsewhipped and hanged. 517 00:36:37,859 --> 00:36:40,139 No! Why would you have to go to court? 518 00:36:41,619 --> 00:36:43,099 I was on the boat. 519 00:36:44,459 --> 00:36:48,498 And if they make me go to court, Mum says always to tell the truth, 520 00:36:48,499 --> 00:36:50,058 and if the judge asks me... 521 00:36:50,059 --> 00:36:53,458 Francis, listen, you don't have to go to court. 522 00:36:53,459 --> 00:36:54,778 How do you know? 523 00:36:54,779 --> 00:36:57,418 I just do. Habeas corpus and so on. 524 00:36:57,419 --> 00:37:00,058 - Promise? - Promise. 525 00:37:00,059 --> 00:37:02,538 And anyway, Mum and Dad have already gone. 526 00:37:02,539 --> 00:37:05,818 So, short of the tumbrel coming for you, you're safe. 527 00:37:05,819 --> 00:37:07,258 Now, out of here. 528 00:37:07,259 --> 00:37:09,098 Sally has bread and jam. 529 00:37:09,099 --> 00:37:10,618 Where are you going? 530 00:37:10,619 --> 00:37:13,019 That's for me to know. I'm going to lock you in! 531 00:37:14,339 --> 00:37:16,218 What's a tumbrel? 532 00:37:16,219 --> 00:37:18,338 Emma! 533 00:37:18,339 --> 00:37:19,939 Don't lock me in! 534 00:37:22,659 --> 00:37:24,419 I did the stock taking today. 535 00:37:26,859 --> 00:37:28,259 I should be angry. 536 00:37:32,019 --> 00:37:34,059 Where are they? In the lough? 537 00:37:35,179 --> 00:37:36,459 In a ditch? Buried? 538 00:37:38,539 --> 00:37:40,818 The tins? 539 00:37:40,819 --> 00:37:44,858 No, the fresh pineapple we normally stock(!) Yes, the tins. 540 00:37:44,859 --> 00:37:48,218 A dozen tins of corned beef. Like hen's bloody teeth. 541 00:37:48,219 --> 00:37:50,018 What did you do with them, Rose? 542 00:37:50,019 --> 00:37:51,539 I disposed of them. 543 00:37:53,859 --> 00:37:56,179 What a bloody waste. I didn't waste them. I... 544 00:37:57,779 --> 00:38:00,618 took the stigma of the black market off them. 545 00:38:00,619 --> 00:38:03,979 Black market? 12 tins of corned beef. 546 00:38:06,579 --> 00:38:08,618 You're always right, Rose. Do you know that? 547 00:38:08,619 --> 00:38:11,018 You know, whatever comes into that head of yours, 548 00:38:11,019 --> 00:38:12,379 that's the right thing. 549 00:38:35,179 --> 00:38:36,259 Mrs. Coyne. 550 00:38:37,979 --> 00:38:40,578 What's the mistress doing here? 551 00:38:40,579 --> 00:38:42,258 I don't know. 552 00:38:42,259 --> 00:38:45,058 I'm just brave and glad she's not in charge of the court the day, 553 00:38:45,059 --> 00:38:47,739 I'll tell you, cos if she was, you'd be going down. 554 00:38:55,859 --> 00:38:58,378 Sir Frederick's the RM, Michael. 555 00:38:58,379 --> 00:39:01,218 He's a great man for sending people to jail. 556 00:39:01,219 --> 00:39:02,819 I'd fear for David Hanlon. 557 00:39:10,939 --> 00:39:13,979 - Francis, what are you doing in here? - Emma locked me in. 558 00:39:15,739 --> 00:39:18,938 Where did she go? She wouldn't tell me. 559 00:39:18,939 --> 00:39:21,819 Maybe she went to the library, to get a book, do you think? 560 00:39:24,579 --> 00:39:27,659 Francis, do you know what "mordant" means? 561 00:39:32,939 --> 00:39:34,962 Do you know what a tumbrel is? 562 00:39:40,259 --> 00:39:41,579 No. 563 00:39:44,299 --> 00:39:46,258 Mr. Prince, 564 00:39:46,259 --> 00:39:49,498 David Hanlon claims you hit him first. 565 00:39:49,499 --> 00:39:50,818 Did you? 566 00:39:50,819 --> 00:39:52,578 I did not. 567 00:39:52,579 --> 00:39:54,699 I defended myself after he struck me. 568 00:39:55,899 --> 00:39:58,338 Let me read you the list... 569 00:39:58,339 --> 00:40:01,978 the litany of injuries sustained by David Hanlon. 570 00:40:01,979 --> 00:40:03,418 A cut lip. 571 00:40:03,419 --> 00:40:05,458 Contusion to the left side of the face. 572 00:40:05,459 --> 00:40:08,698 Bruised ribs. Black eye. MURMURING 573 00:40:08,699 --> 00:40:10,698 Does this sound like self-defence? 574 00:40:10,699 --> 00:40:13,738 Hanlon kept trying to knock me into the lough. 575 00:40:13,739 --> 00:40:16,978 I had to defend myself from him... and his brother. 576 00:40:16,979 --> 00:40:20,418 You threw David Hanlon into the water, isn't that right? 577 00:40:20,419 --> 00:40:22,858 He fell in himself. 578 00:40:22,859 --> 00:40:26,858 He aimed a kick at me, overbalanced and fell in. 579 00:40:26,859 --> 00:40:28,938 He shouted he was drowning. 580 00:40:28,939 --> 00:40:31,538 You rescued him, Mr. Prince? 581 00:40:31,539 --> 00:40:33,178 I did, sir. 582 00:40:33,179 --> 00:40:35,818 None of the fishermen can swim. 583 00:40:35,819 --> 00:40:37,459 BELL CHIMES 584 00:40:48,779 --> 00:40:51,258 Let me put it to you again, Mr. Hanlon. 585 00:40:51,259 --> 00:40:55,658 William Prince and Thomas Eliot have sworn under oath 586 00:40:55,659 --> 00:40:57,938 that you struck the first blow. 587 00:40:57,939 --> 00:40:59,778 You accept that that is so? 588 00:40:59,779 --> 00:41:02,818 I do not. Prince hit me first. 589 00:41:02,819 --> 00:41:07,378 So, you say that they are telling lies? 590 00:41:07,379 --> 00:41:09,099 They are, surely. 591 00:41:10,499 --> 00:41:12,338 The whole lot of them. 592 00:41:12,339 --> 00:41:14,019 That is all, your honour. 593 00:41:15,899 --> 00:41:17,659 Jail for our friend. 594 00:41:45,699 --> 00:41:46,819 Hello? 595 00:41:48,019 --> 00:41:51,498 Emma? Yes. We met. 596 00:41:51,499 --> 00:41:55,019 I remember. I mean, how could I forget? 597 00:41:57,179 --> 00:41:58,779 How did you get here? 598 00:41:59,819 --> 00:42:01,339 I cycled my bike. 599 00:42:03,059 --> 00:42:05,498 And you came because...? 600 00:42:05,499 --> 00:42:08,698 My parents, they're in the courthouse. 601 00:42:08,699 --> 00:42:10,179 Oh, gosh, on what charge? 602 00:42:11,899 --> 00:42:14,858 No! I didn't think so, Emma. 603 00:42:14,859 --> 00:42:16,899 You know, I really liked your parents. 604 00:42:19,099 --> 00:42:20,299 Chilly? 605 00:42:22,019 --> 00:42:24,338 Would you like a hot chocolate? 606 00:42:24,339 --> 00:42:26,178 Yeah? 607 00:42:26,179 --> 00:42:29,138 Good. Come on in. 608 00:42:29,139 --> 00:42:32,458 Clearly, David Hanlon resisted a legitimate attempt 609 00:42:32,459 --> 00:42:36,378 by a lawfully constituted officer to prevent a poaching offence. 610 00:42:36,379 --> 00:42:38,898 That he is in court today 611 00:42:38,899 --> 00:42:42,132 is due entirely to the heroic efforts of that officer... 612 00:42:42,257 --> 00:42:42,757 Officer! 613 00:42:42,882 --> 00:42:46,138 who dragged him from the water in spite of fierce resistance. 614 00:42:46,139 --> 00:42:47,738 I was not resistin'. 615 00:42:47,739 --> 00:42:49,618 I was scramblin'. 616 00:42:49,619 --> 00:42:51,138 Sit down, Hanlon. 617 00:42:51,139 --> 00:42:54,498 The evidence clearly shows he struck the first blow, 618 00:42:54,499 --> 00:42:56,058 and in so doing, he... 619 00:42:56,059 --> 00:42:57,379 I would like to speak... 620 00:42:58,699 --> 00:43:01,099 on behalf of all the defendants here. 621 00:43:02,179 --> 00:43:03,818 Rose... 622 00:43:03,819 --> 00:43:06,738 Jesus, Mr. Coyne! Rein that woman in, would you? 623 00:43:06,739 --> 00:43:08,658 You try it. 624 00:43:08,659 --> 00:43:10,898 She's going to sink us. 625 00:43:10,899 --> 00:43:14,538 Every fisherman in this room is a defendant, if the truth be told. 626 00:43:14,539 --> 00:43:15,818 - A defendant of... - Madam. 627 00:43:15,819 --> 00:43:18,778 rights that belong to him in common justice and natural law. 628 00:43:18,779 --> 00:43:20,899 Rights that have been taken away from him. 629 00:43:22,699 --> 00:43:24,019 Madam! 630 00:43:26,019 --> 00:43:29,258 I will give you 30 days for contempt 631 00:43:29,259 --> 00:43:31,895 if you do not pay attention to the bench. 632 00:43:34,699 --> 00:43:35,939 Now... 633 00:43:37,899 --> 00:43:41,698 perhaps you might tell the court exactly who you are 634 00:43:41,699 --> 00:43:43,259 and what you do. 635 00:43:47,259 --> 00:43:49,215 My name is Rose Coyne. 636 00:43:50,099 --> 00:43:51,979 I am the schoolmistress in Moybeg. 637 00:43:53,819 --> 00:43:57,498 You were speaking to a motion of rights. 638 00:43:57,499 --> 00:43:59,139 Would that be correct to say? 639 00:44:01,699 --> 00:44:04,138 - You have two minutes. - Two minutes? 640 00:44:05,699 --> 00:44:07,059 To address the court. 641 00:44:08,259 --> 00:44:09,259 Oh. 642 00:44:10,579 --> 00:44:13,339 1 minute and 55 seconds. 643 00:44:15,099 --> 00:44:16,179 Huh...! 644 00:44:18,459 --> 00:44:20,778 Your honour... 645 00:44:20,779 --> 00:44:25,098 when I said that every fisherman in this room was a defendant, 646 00:44:25,099 --> 00:44:27,098 I meant this... 647 00:44:27,099 --> 00:44:30,538 it is the whole fishing community that is on trial here, 648 00:44:30,539 --> 00:44:32,498 not just these men. 649 00:44:32,499 --> 00:44:35,858 Fishermen have made their living on Lough Neagh from time immemorial. 650 00:44:35,859 --> 00:44:39,738 But here, today, the Lough Neagh Eel Company 651 00:44:39,739 --> 00:44:43,418 would deny them that living, citing a dusty charter from long ago. 652 00:44:43,419 --> 00:44:45,138 That's right. 653 00:44:45,139 --> 00:44:48,818 It's hard to believe that the rights to this vast stretch of common water 654 00:44:48,819 --> 00:44:51,142 could have been given away to one family, but they were, 655 00:44:51,267 --> 00:44:51,936 to the Chichesters. 656 00:44:52,061 --> 00:44:53,698 And... 657 00:44:53,699 --> 00:44:56,538 to add insult to injury, the grant was based on papers 658 00:44:56,539 --> 00:44:58,338 that many now believe to be fraudulent. 659 00:44:58,339 --> 00:44:59,978 Do they, now? 660 00:44:59,979 --> 00:45:02,058 This is a matter of record, your honour. 661 00:45:02,059 --> 00:45:03,578 In the House of Lords. 662 00:45:03,579 --> 00:45:05,338 CHEERING 663 00:45:05,339 --> 00:45:07,178 Yes! 664 00:45:07,179 --> 00:45:08,699 Oh... 665 00:45:09,939 --> 00:45:13,099 But let us set that aside for the moment. 666 00:45:16,539 --> 00:45:19,899 Think how many eels there are in the lough. 667 00:45:21,659 --> 00:45:24,578 Thousands upon thousands. 668 00:45:24,579 --> 00:45:27,258 So many thousands that the Lough Neagh Eel Company 669 00:45:27,259 --> 00:45:30,818 can trap them by the tonne, without effort, at Toome Weir. 670 00:45:30,819 --> 00:45:34,098 Good girl, you. That's right! Toome Weir. 671 00:45:34,099 --> 00:45:37,378 So many eels that the catches of the fishermen 672 00:45:37,379 --> 00:45:41,138 cannot possibly make any difference to their numbers. 673 00:45:41,139 --> 00:45:44,658 The Lough Neagh Eel Company is put to no loss by the fishermen, 674 00:45:44,659 --> 00:45:47,378 your honour, so why does it try to take away their natural rights 675 00:45:47,379 --> 00:45:50,338 from men who depend, and whose families depend, 676 00:45:50,339 --> 00:45:53,178 on the meagre sums they are paid for their catches? 677 00:45:53,179 --> 00:45:55,099 Mrs. Coyne... 678 00:45:58,419 --> 00:46:02,059 To arrest them and bring them to court... 679 00:46:03,539 --> 00:46:06,579 that is not justice in my view, your honour. It is... 680 00:46:08,499 --> 00:46:11,898 harassment, hounding... 681 00:46:11,899 --> 00:46:13,258 persecution. 682 00:46:15,219 --> 00:46:18,138 Well said, the mistress! 683 00:46:21,619 --> 00:46:24,418 For the avoidance of doubt, 684 00:46:24,419 --> 00:46:28,539 that is the last interruption that I will tolerate in this court. 685 00:46:29,899 --> 00:46:32,498 Any further instances, 686 00:46:32,499 --> 00:46:34,538 today or in the future, 687 00:46:34,539 --> 00:46:37,299 will garner 30 days for contempt. 688 00:46:39,419 --> 00:46:40,499 Well done. 689 00:46:42,139 --> 00:46:43,499 Mrs. Coyne... 690 00:46:47,059 --> 00:46:49,658 if you are taking as your source 691 00:46:49,659 --> 00:46:53,459 Tim Healy's book on the lough, Stolen Waters... 692 00:46:55,299 --> 00:46:57,139 Are you, Mrs. Coyne? 693 00:47:00,339 --> 00:47:05,019 Then be aware that it is not as obscure as you perhaps think it is. 694 00:47:07,059 --> 00:47:10,098 Many of us have read it, Mrs. Coyne. 695 00:47:10,099 --> 00:47:14,618 And however unfair, some might say unjust, 696 00:47:14,619 --> 00:47:19,458 the ruling of the House of Lords in 1911... 697 00:47:19,459 --> 00:47:22,379 that ruling has passed into law. 698 00:47:23,819 --> 00:47:28,699 And it is my job to administer the law. 699 00:47:37,499 --> 00:47:39,258 So, here's the story. 700 00:47:39,259 --> 00:47:44,658 Emma Coyne, who is much smarter than Andrew Black, it would seem, 701 00:47:44,659 --> 00:47:46,818 is going to be kicking her heels for a year 702 00:47:46,819 --> 00:47:49,539 before she goes off to take university by storm. 703 00:47:51,179 --> 00:47:53,258 But... 704 00:47:53,259 --> 00:47:56,698 I'm guessing there aren't too many jazz dens in Moybeg. 705 00:47:56,699 --> 00:47:58,898 Will she not be bored? 706 00:47:58,899 --> 00:48:01,517 Yes. Like anything. 707 00:48:02,459 --> 00:48:05,979 Unless someone interesting calls by now and then. 708 00:48:07,099 --> 00:48:09,779 That sounds like a fine offer, Miss. Emma Coyne. 709 00:48:14,019 --> 00:48:16,276 - Hey, Andrew. - Nick. 710 00:48:17,419 --> 00:48:19,099 Oh, damn, is it that time? 711 00:48:20,459 --> 00:48:23,178 I am so sorry, Emma. I have to go. 712 00:48:23,179 --> 00:48:25,779 I have to meet a friend with... with old Nick here. 713 00:48:28,299 --> 00:48:30,858 But we are going by the square. 714 00:48:30,859 --> 00:48:33,738 So, if you would like, we could escort you, 715 00:48:33,739 --> 00:48:36,099 like the fine young gentlemen that we are. 716 00:48:40,659 --> 00:48:42,899 I have listened to the evidence. 717 00:48:44,699 --> 00:48:47,218 And I have to say that I do not believe 718 00:48:47,219 --> 00:48:49,698 the defendant's account of what happened for one second. 719 00:48:49,699 --> 00:48:51,179 LOW MURMUR 720 00:48:52,699 --> 00:48:54,458 I have formed a judgment 721 00:48:54,459 --> 00:48:57,659 that he was the aggressor in every aspect of the incident. 722 00:48:59,099 --> 00:49:01,659 I therefore find against the defendant. 723 00:49:05,219 --> 00:49:07,818 The fact that the defendant struck, 724 00:49:07,819 --> 00:49:10,498 and struck first, 725 00:49:10,499 --> 00:49:13,379 would normally justify a custodial sentence. 726 00:49:17,259 --> 00:49:21,018 But we have had a forceful reminder from Mrs. Coyne 727 00:49:21,019 --> 00:49:23,618 that the fishermen of Moybeg 728 00:49:23,619 --> 00:49:27,218 have exercised their right to fish since, uh... 729 00:49:27,219 --> 00:49:29,779 time immemorial, Mrs. Coyne? 730 00:49:35,059 --> 00:49:39,427 The court has no discretion in the administration of the law. 731 00:49:41,379 --> 00:49:44,859 But it has some leeway in the matter of sentencing. 732 00:49:47,259 --> 00:49:49,378 Taking this into account, 733 00:49:49,379 --> 00:49:53,018 the defendant will be sworn over to keep the peace. 734 00:49:53,019 --> 00:49:58,018 His pollan nets will be restored to him, but not his eel lines. 735 00:49:58,019 --> 00:50:01,898 The court imposes the fine of �2 and the usual costs. 736 00:50:01,899 --> 00:50:03,618 This court is adjourned. 737 00:50:22,339 --> 00:50:26,928 No jail, by God. The mistress got him off. 738 00:50:28,859 --> 00:50:31,538 Fair play to you, Mrs. Coyne. 739 00:50:31,539 --> 00:50:34,578 You stood up for us when no-one else would. 740 00:50:34,579 --> 00:50:36,338 And you told them boys the truth. 741 00:50:36,339 --> 00:50:39,738 The truth would have seen your son in jail, Mr. Hanlon. 742 00:50:39,739 --> 00:50:42,978 What I stood up for was justice. Aye, and we got it. 743 00:50:42,979 --> 00:50:45,018 The first time that ever I remember. 744 00:50:45,019 --> 00:50:47,498 Just don't ask me to stand up for what went on in your boat, 745 00:50:47,499 --> 00:50:49,727 or in the byre, that night. 746 00:50:51,152 --> 00:50:54,138 I, er, really enjoyed this afternoon, Emma. 747 00:50:54,139 --> 00:50:58,258 I think maybe we should do it again sometime. 748 00:50:58,259 --> 00:50:59,898 Gosh. Yes. 749 00:50:59,899 --> 00:51:02,498 - Well done, Mistress! - Fair play to Mrs. Coyne. 750 00:51:02,499 --> 00:51:04,898 Oh, knickers! It's my mother. 751 00:51:04,899 --> 00:51:06,298 The shame. 752 00:51:06,299 --> 00:51:09,898 - What's she done? - Who knows? It's Mum. 753 00:51:09,899 --> 00:51:13,018 - Anything can happen. Anything. - Thank you very much. 754 00:51:13,019 --> 00:51:14,938 Bye, Emma. 755 00:51:14,939 --> 00:51:18,338 Well done, Mrs. Coyne. You did us proud. 756 00:51:18,339 --> 00:51:21,979 You did a grand job, Mrs. Coyne. Thank you. Thanks again. 757 00:51:25,739 --> 00:51:27,899 Thank you very much. 758 00:51:33,419 --> 00:51:35,099 You made a show of me, Rose. 759 00:51:36,619 --> 00:51:38,938 And for what? For men you don't even like. 760 00:51:38,939 --> 00:51:40,738 It's their lough. 761 00:51:40,739 --> 00:51:43,858 - It's their livelihood. - And the pub? 762 00:51:43,859 --> 00:51:46,418 Our livelihood that they emptied? 763 00:51:46,419 --> 00:51:47,699 I got that back. 764 00:51:50,899 --> 00:51:53,618 Michael, listen, I know Ned isn't a very nice man. 765 00:51:53,619 --> 00:51:55,258 You're the one tried to shoot him. 766 00:51:55,259 --> 00:51:57,979 But that doesn't mean he should be a trespasser in his own place. 767 00:52:02,219 --> 00:52:04,498 I didn't mean to make a show of you, Michael, I promise. 768 00:52:04,499 --> 00:52:06,419 If I made a show of anyone, it was me. 769 00:52:08,259 --> 00:52:09,499 Michael? 770 00:52:23,659 --> 00:52:24,899 Michael? 771 00:52:32,979 --> 00:52:34,739 Is Daddy all right? Course. 772 00:52:36,179 --> 00:52:37,858 Did Davey go to jail? 773 00:52:37,859 --> 00:52:39,259 No. 774 00:52:41,779 --> 00:52:43,139 Did he tell the truth? 775 00:52:44,619 --> 00:52:46,658 The truth... 776 00:52:46,659 --> 00:52:50,244 a truth emerged, against all the odds. 777 00:52:52,219 --> 00:52:54,338 Mummy, are you all right? 778 00:52:54,339 --> 00:52:55,539 Course. 779 00:52:59,899 --> 00:53:01,379 Don't be too long. 780 00:53:12,979 --> 00:53:17,138 That's them back. We'll find out how Davey Hanlon fared. 781 00:53:17,139 --> 00:53:19,138 Aye. 782 00:53:19,139 --> 00:53:22,818 Whatever happened, losing the eel lines, Sally, it, um... 783 00:53:22,819 --> 00:53:24,539 it leaves me a wee bit short. 784 00:53:25,419 --> 00:53:26,819 For stout, like. 785 00:53:35,939 --> 00:53:37,139 Go on. 786 00:53:39,619 --> 00:53:41,699 You're the heart of corn, Sally Quinn. 787 00:54:11,339 --> 00:54:12,978 Hello, Barney! 788 00:54:37,339 --> 00:54:38,858 Captain Dreyfuss. 789 00:54:38,859 --> 00:54:43,178 - La Pasionaria of Moybeg, I presume. - Oh, God. You heard? Oh! 790 00:54:43,179 --> 00:54:44,538 Everyone heard. 791 00:54:44,539 --> 00:54:47,218 The story is, you stood up for the rights of the common man, 792 00:54:47,219 --> 00:54:49,058 and for fishing. 793 00:54:49,059 --> 00:54:51,298 Ticks a few boxes for the American male, that. 794 00:54:51,299 --> 00:54:54,298 Turns out everyone knew the Stolen Waters thing. 795 00:54:54,299 --> 00:54:57,131 Well, everyone except me. 796 00:54:57,699 --> 00:55:01,418 But, yes, Rose Coyne was definitely on her feet. 797 00:55:01,419 --> 00:55:04,578 Hm! I hope everyone was properly thankful. 798 00:55:04,579 --> 00:55:06,138 I didn't want thanks. 799 00:55:06,139 --> 00:55:08,578 I could have done with a bit of understanding. 800 00:55:08,579 --> 00:55:10,818 Understanding? From those Hanlon guys? 801 00:55:10,819 --> 00:55:12,099 No, from Michael. 802 00:55:13,739 --> 00:55:16,139 I think I just said, "My husband doesn't understand me." 803 00:55:20,259 --> 00:55:22,218 I have some good news for you. 804 00:55:22,219 --> 00:55:24,218 I spoke to Colonel Cresswell. 805 00:55:24,219 --> 00:55:26,178 He's going to shorten the ban. 806 00:55:26,179 --> 00:55:27,898 Oh! 807 00:55:27,899 --> 00:55:29,419 Oh, God. Uh... 808 00:55:30,619 --> 00:55:33,059 The men will be allowed to drink in the pub within a fortnight. 809 00:55:36,819 --> 00:55:38,178 Goodbye, Mrs. Coyne. 810 00:55:38,179 --> 00:55:39,659 Huh! 811 00:55:48,179 --> 00:55:50,298 Rose... 812 00:55:50,299 --> 00:55:52,179 Captain Dreyfuss, call me Rose. 813 00:55:54,379 --> 00:55:55,459 Huh! 814 00:55:56,579 --> 00:55:58,618 I came to tell you, Davey Hanlon got off, 815 00:55:58,619 --> 00:56:00,539 and I didn't have to tell any lies. 816 00:56:05,659 --> 00:56:07,339 Not like that Maisie Quinn. 817 00:56:08,819 --> 00:56:11,858 There was no sweets in the dump at all. 818 00:56:11,859 --> 00:56:13,139 Not one. 819 00:56:14,499 --> 00:56:16,578 But Mummy got this. 820 00:56:16,579 --> 00:56:17,819 What is it? 821 00:56:19,739 --> 00:56:23,419 It's dee-licious, is what it is. Do you want a bite? 822 00:56:27,139 --> 00:56:29,499 No. That's too much. 823 00:56:31,739 --> 00:56:33,059 What is it? 824 00:56:38,539 --> 00:56:40,059 Mummy says it's corned beef. 825 00:56:41,179 --> 00:56:43,218 Corned beef? 826 00:56:43,219 --> 00:56:44,738 Yeah. 827 00:56:44,739 --> 00:56:47,619 Mum says it's corned beef. I don't know. 828 00:56:50,579 --> 00:56:53,338 These days, Davey Hanlon's grandchildren 829 00:56:53,339 --> 00:56:55,778 are free to fish the lough, 830 00:56:55,779 --> 00:57:00,778 but not because the great injustice of the Stolen Waters was righted. 831 00:57:00,779 --> 00:57:03,379 It was time and trade that brought the change. 832 00:57:04,939 --> 00:57:07,018 My mother's speech, of course, 833 00:57:07,019 --> 00:57:09,178 didn't win the fishermen those rights, 834 00:57:09,179 --> 00:57:12,298 but it was a beginning, let's say. 835 00:57:12,299 --> 00:57:15,818 Or a middle. Or an end. 836 00:57:15,819 --> 00:57:17,339 Something. 837 00:57:18,699 --> 00:57:20,378 There's a price to be paid 838 00:57:20,379 --> 00:57:23,218 for everything taken from its rightful owner. 839 00:57:23,219 --> 00:57:26,418 My sister's got scarlet fever. It's our fault. 840 00:57:26,419 --> 00:57:30,298 I'm sorry about this, Michael. I know you're not involved. 841 00:57:30,299 --> 00:57:33,138 If we can't do this honestly, then we shouldn't do it at all. 842 00:57:33,139 --> 00:57:34,978 You're the nurse! 843 00:57:34,979 --> 00:57:37,298 Lieutenant Ziegler. Tillie. 844 00:57:37,299 --> 00:57:42,499 I feel like I should be able to make you stop being sad. 845 00:57:43,855 --> 00:57:48,778 ==sync, correction by dcdah== for www.addic7ed.com 60917

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