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Bird's nest.

Sorry.

Stubborn
hair, stubborn girl.

Ow.

Isn't it strange?

Impossible to claim your reward.

I cannot explain.

Emotions I can barely
afford to contain.

You're the same.

You hide away from
anything that turns you on.

Nobody gets what
they want anymore.

No words only scream.

Could possibly protect you,
you know what it means.

Two is the charm...

Sorry, I just... forgot my...

A place therein around
us and pray and pray.

And saying the name...

- You all right?
- Can I get you anything?

There is no shame,
and even more.

Nobody gets what
they want anymore.

Nobody gets what
they want anymore.

My husband had a very intense
sex dream about you last night.

- Really?
- Really.

I think that's perverted.

- And he's got the whole...

I guess I was pretty good then.

Nobody gets what
they want anymore.

That was so dumb.

Calling Mum.

No. End call. End, end.

End! End!

Baby, I can't separate us out.

Anymore.

Baby, I can't separate us out.

Anymore.

Missed you, Dr. Brennan.

Well, hello.

Hey.

Ah, the smell of sodium chloride

masking death and
vomit in the morning.

Oh, I missed it.

So what's been going on?

Well, I've given up chicken.

- Oh, but you love chicken.
- I know.

It's the one thing that's
always there for me, and yet...

Double half piccolo.

Thanks for that. Made
me sound like a wanker.

- Hi.
- Hello.

Kate, this is Philippa.

Philippa's from Logan and yet,
she has all her own teeth.

- This is Kate.
- Oh, Dr. Brennan.

- Yes.
- I'm super excited.

Well good. Are you my new Reg?

No, I'm a consultant.

Really? God, they sprung
for another one of us.

I think the idea is
that I'm supervising.

Just loosely, not
formally or anything.

The investigation
was bogus.

You sat beside me and
you said it was bogus.

And don't say it
was hospital policy.

It's insulting.

I don't need a babysitter.

How's your head?

I think with Dr Lee,
you should reframe this

as a chance to give back.

Remember you're a role model
for future generations.

How's that? Is that sore?

- Oh, that's tight.
- Yeah?

Are we blaming the night grinding
or too many blow jobs?

Shut up.

- How are your shoulders?
- Oh, they're OK.

Looks like we are
blaming the blow jobs.

Oh, it's nothing. It's just...

Busted, little hussy.

Oh, it was just a
one-off. Stupid.

You don't need to
explain yourself to me.

I'm so sorry.

Mum's a fighter.

Yeah, yeah I can tell.

I want to try whatever we can.

God gives miracles every day.

Did she ever talk
about a feeding tube?

I don't know.

OK, so I need you to
know that it can be

more uncomfortable
than not eating.

Oh, I'm sorry. It's
really hard isn't it?

Swim?

I'm determined to
master snorkelling.

No, I can't.

Oh, hectic schedule?

Sort of. You enjoy.

I always do.

Good morning.

- We've got the numbers.
- I don't want to make waves.

- No, we need you.
- Iris is busy with her husband.

It's beyond awful. He's
fading away before our eyes.

And it can't be Mary again.

I couldn't cope.

We need somebody competent.

You didn't make this.

I'll give you the recipe.

Nominations for treasurer.

The incumbent, Mary McKenna,
challenged by Edie Henley.

The incumbent is at three votes.

The challenger is at five votes.

Congratulations, Edie. A
clap for our new treasurer.

Henry used to fly with
him back in the old Ansett days.

We want him to move in here but
he doesn't think he's old enough.

Who does?

- He'll like you.
- Rich is a lot of fun.

Not that it's a setup.

I don't know.

I've never been much
good at those situations.

Are you leaving us, Arthur?

I'm not moving
far. Hospice.

Good for you.

Honestly, it might sound grim

but there's nothing worse
than leaving it too late.

Right. Actually,
I've got a box for

the little one?

Persephone?

If there's anything
you want, poke around.

You should get them to have
an estate sale, make some cash.

Or burn It down.

Here it is. It's nothing much.

Oh, Persephone will love that.

How are you going to
stand it in there?

I decided to view
it as a new chapter.

Running for the hills is
no longer a viable option.

You disagree?

Horses for courses.

But you wouldn't do it yourself.

Other options seem
more appealing.

Such as?

Are these real? You're
not throwing these out?

Mink? This has got to be fox.

- I think it is.
- It was her favourite.

I can't take them with me.

She'd have liked them worn.

- Try the sheep, Edie.
- It's your colours.

My mum was always worried
this would be too sad for me.

But I love it.

I mean, it is sad but,
you know, we are it.

We are right there with them.

Don't you think?

And we are so lucky we have
proper healthcare in this country.

I did an exchange in
Venezuela. It was.

- OK. Let's... get back to it.
- Sure.

Anya was saying they've
decided they want to look into

the Divali Map clinical trial.

Do you know it?

Well, I have a colleague
who said he can look into it

and hopefully he's a candidate.

There's a good chance.

There's a chance,
there's a chance.

No one would put
that man in a trial.

I just feel like patients
surprise us every day.

And they asked me to look
into every available option.

I mean, if he qualifies of course,
you'll be consulted. I have to

I don't want you to say another
word to them, all right?

I've known that
family a long time.

Yes?

Oberon's
meant to be at therapy, already.

Persephone has nits.

I do not have nits.

It literally just crawled out
of her hair and onto her face.

Just be out the front, alright?

Mum!
I'm on my way.

The house is infested.

Hi.

You rang?

No, I didn't.

Well, why have I got a missed
call on my screen then? Magic?

Oh, that was an accident.

Oh, an accident. Really?

So, how have you been?

Well, I've got a box of
something for Persephone.

A box?

And I want you to make a
time for you to pick it up.

Or I could courier it over.

And what about for Oberon?

I haven't got
anything for Oberon.

Well, I think that's
spectacularly unfair, mum.

You can't bequeath something to
one grandchild and not the other.

I'm not the
bequeathing anything.

Then what's in the box?

Do you know, I find it curious that
you would give me what you gave me.

What you begged me to give you.

And then have no
interest in following up.

I could have been lying
here for days now.

And yet, clearly not.

Well, I won't tell you if
I do decide to take it.

Well, that's your choice.

It's been a long, long year.

Things got messed up.

You stayed sincere.

During the dreamland fire.

You've been let down.

You've been let go.

Packed up your paints.

And found a new home.

Home, home.

It's been a long two years...

We haven't got
your proper room ready but

the temp suite does
have a lovely view.

Tha... that's fine. I'm..

It's OK.

- I'm low maintenance.
- That's a promise.

We all have good days and bad
days. It's all OK in here.

Shit. Sorry I had
to get some nit cream.

- Kate, hi.
- Do you want to take a seat?

Ah ha.

I know this is an
awkward situation,

you know, you being so
much more senior than I am.

I want to learn, as
well as supervise.

But I just felt like
yesterday... um...

I just felt like there
might have been a breach

in the way you spoke to me.

Right. Not my intention.

I felt like you undermined
me in front of my patient.

I disagreed with you in the
corridor, away from the patient.

It was more of a tone thing.

- Hey, Joe.
- How's your pain today?

- Much better now.
- About a five or a six.

But about 3AM... a white
hot pain in my shoulder.

Come on. Open up.

There we go.

Rapist. Pervert.

Shush. This is Arthur.

He's a nice man.

- Filthy, stinking rapist.
- Hey, hey.

Pervert.

I hope you don't
fly planes like this.

- What's in that punch Edie?
- Worse than that.

Wait until we get
up to 37,000 feet.

Henry's got a secret formula,
haven't you Henry?

Mm, liquorice.

Tarragon. It's a herb.

He watches 'MasterChef' and
he thinks he's Jamie Oliver.

This reminds me of
that summer in Beirut.

- Do you remember the arak man?
- Ooh. Good times.

Yeah.

You ever been to Beirut?

- No.
- Paris of the east.

Maybe we should fly
there right now.

These boys and
their flying toys.

The number of times they've
nearly flown into a mountain.

Drunk of course!

Do you like to fly, Edie?

Not especially.

Are we going to play?

Boys versus girls, or couples?

Alright then.

Ah!

Thank the god
of air conditioning.

Very Rita Hayworth.

I like it.

Oh, and congrats.

Treasurer of the
Wellness Committee.

Thank you.

Wellness.

I mean, it's right
up there, isn't it?

Next to godliness
and cleanliness.

Yeah, we definitely need
a committee on that.

For your comfort
and your safety,

please remember to use
the ashtrays provided

and remember to buckle
up big boys.

Shush.

- Don't shush me, Henry.
- This is how I speak.

You're embarrassing yourself.

I feel like dancing.

That's funny, so do I.

Oh...

I think you must have hollow
legs, the amount you can put away.

Practice.

Ah... May I?

You and Richard
are getting along?

Are we?

Look, he's my oldest
friend in the world.

And I'm not exaggerating when
I say, you could do better.

- That doesn't sound very loyal.
- Well, it's true.

I don't know about my dreams.

I don't know about
my dreaming anymore.

All that I know is I'm falling,
falling, falling, falling.

Might as well fall in.

I don't know about my love.

I don't know about
my loving anymore.

All that I know is I'm falling,
falling, falling, falling.

I don't know about my love.

I don't know about
my loving anymore

All that I know is I'm falling,
falling, falling, falling.

- Help! Nurse! Nurse!
- Help quick!

I don't know about
my dreaming anymore.

All that I know is I'm falling,
falling, falling, falling.

People are looking.

So?

Min, you're too old.

I don't know about
my dreaming anymore.

All that I know is I'm falling,
falling, falling, falling.

Might as well fall in.

I went back to work today.

First gig back.

Well, that's great.

Me, too. Yesterday.

Oh, yeah?

I don't think we
should do this again.

It's really not very...

Are you going to say healthy?

She's fine, love.

Not even a break. A sprain.

Drunken dancing.

Dancing?

They're worse than
teenagers, sometimes.

There she is.

It's been a night in
here, hasn't it Artie?

Lots of drama.

Now, we gave her
some painkillers.

I'm not certain she needed them.

You'll get your
own room soon, Art.

Mum.

Charlotte.

Kate.

Ah.

It was... good of you to come.

As if I wouldn't.

Pass that bag please.

- So, drunken dancing.
- It's unlike you.

What do you think?

Well, you always loved a list.

Everyone loves a list.

And that's mine,
for what it's worth.

Is there a winning side?

For now at least, the
list-making will continue.

Why?

I mean apart from a...
love of cake batter.

Why not?

I think tonight...

I think... why not?

That's enough.

Why are you scratching
like a monkey?

Is that a beard rash?

What? No!

Have you been
kissing men, Kathy?

That's lovely.

You have a lovely family.

I found it in
your wife's coat.

Yeah, it was
our secret language.

I'd to put them in different
places for her to find.

Books, pockets.

She'd have to crack the code.

But what's it mean?

What you were saying about options,
my friends here disagree with you.

I've been reading up
the ethics of suicide.

They say it's morally bankrupt,
one must rage against...

Well, I say it's none of
their business or mine.

Perhaps it's time
to make my own list.

It really is the
how that haunts me.

Man, I nearly stepped in front
of a bus. Horrible for everyone.

People jump off balconies.

Mum.

You'd help.

You sound like a deathmonger.

She would help. She would.

She'd make it painless.

Well, anyone got a pen?

I wouldn't. I'm sorry.

My stubborn girl.

She was always stubborn.

I was never stubborn.

You're stubborn.

One day I'll grow up,
I'll be a beautiful woman.

One day I'll grow up,
I'll be a beautiful girl.

One day I'll grow up,
I'll be a beautiful woman.

One day I'll grow up,
I'll be a beautiful girl.

But for today I am a child.

For today I am a boy...

Good! Point your toes.

For today I am a child.

For today I am a boy.

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