All language subtitles for Roseblum

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Rose?

Everything all right?

Yeah, just tired.

The barrel's got
something in it. Bit of silt.

Is it all right to drink?

It should be, I'm going to
empty it all out and clean it.

Right, what's today then?

Um, today is trying to give
the doctor a reason

to be in Prague so that he
can bump into Susie.

- Shit.
- No... don't.

I... you're serious, I know.

I am serious, shut up.

That's a bit lucky.
Three?

Yeah, I'll have to move
the traps now though.

- Not now you don't.
- No, at some point.

I'll make a start on them, yeah?

No, don't worry, don't
worry, you carry on working.

It's hardly working if
I'm writing one word a minute.

- You are procrastinating.
- I am not.

Hmm.

Go an get yourself clean,
you absolutely stink.

God.

You look lovely today.

What do you mean?

What do I mean?

Um, you look lovely.

- You said today.
- Did I?

You said,
"You look lovely today."

Well, you do.

Okay.

- What have I done?
- Nothing.

Well, clearly I have.

It just makes me feel a bit weird
when you say things like that.

It makes me feel like
you're keeping track of me.

- Keeping track of you?
- Well, you know what I mean.

No, I'm just... just trying to
tell you that today, now,

standing right in front
of me, you look lovely.

That is literally the amount of
layers that went into that thought.

Okay.

- You don't believe me, do you?
- Yes, I do.

- Now go and get yourself clean, you smell.
- Fine. Fine.

Sam?

Um, could you...

- Oh, now?
- I'm sorry.

No, don't apologize.
It's good, it's good.

Tell me this stuff.

Are we out?

- Just all a bit old.
- Okay. Okay, just give me a minute.

Come on.

What?

I am.

No, you're not.
Come on.

- Sam, I'm not hungry.
- I don't care.

- I can't eat if I'm not hungry.
- I don't care if you're hungry or not.

- Eat it.
- I'll eat it later.

Eat now. Rose, we eat together.
You agreed to this.

Okay, just don't police me.

I'm not policing you,
I'm sticking to the rules

that we both agreed to.

Eat please.

What?

Sam.

Sam. Sam.

Please let me look at you.

You all right?

Yeah.

I'm sorry if that
made you feel weird.

No, I'm sorry.

It's just...

We just don't look at
each other anymore.

We do.
I look at you.

You don't let me look at you.

I've told you, I'd just rather
we did it with the lights out.

Yeah, and I'd rather not
fuck my wife in the dark.

I'm sorry.

It's just...

It's hard for me to feel good when
I just can't stand the way I look.

And the moment that
I'm all splayed out on the bed,

I just think, "He must be thinking
about how pale and how gross I am."

- Rose, Rose, stop.
- I just...

Come on.

Come here.

Fuck.

Are you Sam?

- Where's Alan?
- Can't make it, I'm his nephew.

What do you mean he couldn't make it.
Where is he?

I don't know, mate.
Sorry.

He just called me yesterday
and asked me to take over.

Said to send his apologies.

He told me all about
the arrangement, though.

What's he told you?

You get four petrol cans
once a month, 200 quid.

- What about the post?
- What post?

Alan collects my post from the petrol
station and brings it with him.

He never said anything
about any post.

Great. Right.
Just give me the petrol, then.

Do you have the money?

Petrol first.

- Alan said to use the money to...
- No, no.

Alan brings the petrol with him.

Petrol first, then the money.

- But...
- What?

- No, nothing.
- Are you fucking joking?

- Sorry, mate. I didn't know.
- Christ.

It's me first go at it.

Look, I really,
really need this.

Just give me an hour.

Max.

Where's Alan?

I don't know, mate.
Just couldn't make it today.

One hour.

An hour. Yeah.

Fuck.

- That took a while. Is everything all right?
- Yeah.

- What's wrong?
- It's fine.

Why were you out so long?

We've got no petrol.

What do you mean?

We've got no petrol
and the traps are empty.

Well, what did Alan say?
He didn't bring any?

It's fine.

- I'm going to fix it.
- What are you going to do?

I'm going to drive into town,
and I'm going to get petrol and some food.

Okay, how long will you be?

Not long.
I'll be as quick as I can. okay?

There's a jar from yesterday in
the cooler if you get hungry.

I won't be long.

I love you.

- Hello.
- Hi.

Three.

- Pump three.
- Oh.

That's a hundred and...
178 pounds exactly, please.

That's fine.

Are you a farmer or something?

Where have you, uh,
where d'you live?

I haven't seen you
around here before.

There should be
a package for me as well.

Anything exciting?

Leeches.

Um, has there been
a little bloke

come through here in a silver
four-by-four, load of petrol cans?

No, nothing like that.

Thank you.

- Excuse me.
- Hello.

Uh, there's a silver
four-by-four outside,

and I think...
it's just blocking me in.

Do you mind just asking whoever's
it is to come and move it for me?

- Yeah, of course I will, yeah.
- Thank you.

Come on.

Rose?

Rose?

Rose?

Rose?

It's all right, it's okay.

It's okay.

I just couldn't
get the jar open.

- I'm so sorry.
- No, don't be sorry. Don't be sorry, love.

You've got nothing
to apologize for.

- I fucked up.
- You didn't.

- It was my fault
- No, I did. I hurt someone.

What?

He said that he was
working for Alan,

that he was a nephew
or something,

but he just took the money.

What did you do?

- Sam, what did you do?
- I hurt him.

Badly?

He'll be fine.

Oh my God.

- So now he knows where we live?
- No, no, he doesn't.

Well, he's got
a pretty good idea.

What if he comes back and
brings some mates with?

- Well, he won't if he knows what's good for him.
- Oh God, why?

- You'll kill him, will you?
- Yeah, if I have to, I will.

Would you listen to yourself?

What are you trying to be?
Fucking Rambo? Look at me.

The last thing
either of us need is

for you to go swanning about puffing
your chest out like a fucking teenager.

- He took the money, Rose.
- So what? We can get more.

- No, it's not that simple.
- It just doesn't matter.

- It does matter.
- It doesn't, Sam, because this is what is important.

Everything we have
built together. Don't risk that.

I'm sorry, but I can't let someone just take
advantage of me, it's not in my nature.

You know what else
isn't in your nature?

Hurting people to protect
your own fucking pride.

You can go, you know.

From here, from me,
from everything.

- You can just go.
- No, no, no. I'm not starting this again.

- You can't be happy.
- Ugh, don't tell me how I feel.

- Okay, I'm sorry.
- Do you think I don't know what you're fucking doing?

- What am I doing?
- You're giving up.

Sam, you can't seriously
tell me that this is

how you wanted your life to be.

It's not what I signed up for,
it certainly isn't what you signed up for.

Fucking stop.
Stop, stop.

I will help you.

I will help you forever,
because I love you.

But the second... the second
you lie down and give up,

then I'm sorry, but that's
the second that I lie down,

and I die next to you.

Sam?

- Tonight...
- Mm-hm?

Let's go for a walk before bed.

You want to go out?

I want you to take me out, yeah.

Yeah, all right.

Date night.

- Dress smart.
- Mm-hm.

- Shall we?
- Hmm.

And what
was the food like?

Like really fancy fruit.

What the fuck is fancy fruit?

You know what I mean,
like pineapple, kiwis,

and you know, like, lychee.

Yeah, okay, fair.
Fancy fruit. What else?

Uh, fish, loads of fish.

Crayfish with
pineapple, and mango,

and, um, ceviche...

- Mm-hm.
- ...and grilled octopus.

What was
the weather like?

Oh, it was like
100 degrees every day.

And it was so hot that
the sand... you had to run,

run to see who could
get into the sea.

And, um, was the sea warm?

Oh, it was like a bath.

And the waves were 10 feet
high, so we would just

run at them, obviously,
and throw ourselves

into them like idiots.

They would throw us around
like we were in a washing machine.

And then what,
after the sea?

Then we'd jump out
and we'd get toweled off,

and we'd go back to the hotel,
and we'd get all spruced up,

and then we'd cycle
down into town,

and there'd be a little
restaurant by the sea.

And it was so warm that
you could sit outside,

and you could smell all
the food cooking on the grill

and smell the saltwater
coming from the sea.

And what would you drink?

Well, I'd have a beer with
a little lime wedge in it.

And what would I drink?

You would have a margarita
but a classic margarita,

because the strawberry
margaritas...

The strawberry
ones were too sweet.

They were too sweet, exactly.

It's an animal.

Go home.

Okay.

- Baby deer.
- Oh.

- Just in case we should...
- Yeah, I know.

Then what did we have
for dessert?

...last seen in Keswick
in a distressed state.

Deputy Chief Constable Catherine
Werner has urged anyone with...

How far away is Keswick?

Miles.

Open?

- Rose.
- Open your mouth.

- I knew it, you've been smoking.
- It was only one.

I don't care, they're not good for you.
Seriously, don't.

- Yep. Yep, yep, yep.
- They make your breath stink.

- My breath already stinks.
- Yeah, well now you smell like my dad.

- Oh God.
- Yeah, thank you.

So smoke away if you must,
but I'll tell you this,

I'm not fucking you
if you smell like my dad.

Oh, consider them binned.

- Promise me?
- Yeah, promise.

- You wouldn't lie to me?
- No, never.

Hm.

- Why is your hair wet?
- It's raining.

And she knew then
that the little life

they'd carved out for
themselves was unravelling.

With one last look
over her shoulder,

she said goodbye to
the sleeping doctor

and reached for the door handle.

She felt the child
kick inside her.

What?

- She's pregnant?
- Yeah.

Oh my God!

- Is that all you've written?
- Yeah.

- Oh my God...
- Is it okay?

It's amazing! Wait so, just...
she just walks out?

- Yeah.
- Ah! What a badass!

I know, right?

- You're going to sell this.
- You think?

- Yes, yes.
- Yes?

I know you are.

I just need to wrap it up
in a way that the doctor...

Oh, okay. Come on.

Careful. Will you be all right
for 10 minutes?

- Yeah, sorry. Sorry.
- Oh, don't apologize. It's okay.

I'm fine, I'm fine.
I'm just a bit light headed.

All right, well, just
give me 10 minutes.

- I'm proud of you.
- Mm.

Rose?

Rose?

Rose?

Are you okay?

Here you go, love. Here you go.
There you go.

- What is it?
- Someone is out there, and it's...

Is that a deer?

Help me!
Help me, someone!

Help me! Help me!

- Help me! Help me!
- Shut up! Shut up!

- I'm bleeding.
- Are you looking for us?

What's your name?
What's your name?

Am... Amber. Amber.

Are you alone, Amber?

Is anyone with you?

No, no, no, no, no, no!
Please! I'm sorry, I'm sorry!

I'm sorry!
Please, help me.

Look,
I'm going to help you,

but I need to go and
get some tools, okay?

No, don't leave me!
Don't leave me!

- Don't leave...
- Listen to me, listen to me. I need you to stay quiet.

If you don't stay quiet,
I won't help you.

Tell me that you understand.

Amber.

- I understand.
- Right, okay.

Bite on this.

Stop the screaming.

Okay? I'll be back soon.

Sam?

Sam, love, what is it?

Sam?

Sam!

Sam?

I know, I know, it's all right.

Amber, you've broken your leg.

Okay?

I'm going to have to
pry the trap off.

And it's gonna be very painful,
but just for a second.

There's going to
be a lot of blood.

I need you to keep
your hands away from it,

and I need you to stay as still as you can
so the blood doesn't get on either of us.

Okay?
Nod if you understand.

Okay.

You ready?

Yes, okay, I'm here, I'm here.

Okay, get your mask, and
put you mask on, quickly. Okay?

Rose, put your mask on, come on.

- Put your mask on.
- It's on, it's on!

I found someone.

- Can you hear me?
- Yeah, I hear you.

It's a girl, and she's hurt.

I'm going to try and help her.

It'll be all right.

- I love you.
- I love you too.

Come in.

- You all right?
- Yeah, I'm fine.

- Come here.
- No. No, no, no.

- I still need to clean everything first.
- Who is it?

She's just a kid.

She says her name's Amber.

Well, where is she?

Passed out on the kitchen table.

She broke one of her legs
in the trap.

I've had to set the bone.

Oh my God.

As soon as she's awake,
I'm gonna send her on her way.

No, not with a broken leg.

All right, then I'll drive her
to the road,

and I'll leave her there,
and someone will find her.

You can't just leave her
by the side of the road.

So what's the alternative then?

People will be looking for her.

We need to get rid of her.

How are you feeling?

- My leg.
- Your leg's broken. Yeah.

I've set it for the time being,

so you'll have to keep
the weight off it for now.

But it should heal.

- Who's she?
- That's my wife.

Who are you?

- I'm going to drive you to the hospital.
- No.

No?

No, I'm not going
to the hospital.

You are if you don't
want to lose that leg.

We're just trying to
help you, sweetheart.

I'm not going to the hospital.

If I do,
they'll just call my mum.

They'll get you home,
yeah.

I don't want to go home. I'm not
going home. I'd rather fucking die.

Has something happened to you?

What do you care?

Can you both just stop
acting like you my mates?

You're not fucking my mates,
okay?

He put a fucking gun in my face.

You can't stay here.

If you take me to the hospital,

I'll just... I'll tell the police
you did this.

I'll tell them about
where you live,

and I'll tell them all about
your gun and your traps.

Fine.
There's the door, fuck off.

Sam!

You can't just let her
walk off into the woods.

Look at her leg,
she wouldn't last the night.

No, she wouldn't.

But she cannot stay here,
that's not an option.

Well then, we are either sending
her off to die in the woods

or she's telling everyone
where we are.

Tomorrow, when it gets dark,
I'll drive you into town.

I've already said
I'm not going in...

Listen to me.

I could've shot you
in the face, and I didn't,

so you will listen to me.

Tomorrow, when it gets dark,
I will drive you into town.

I will drop you
on a quiet corner somewhere,

I'll give you some money,
and you can go wherever the fuck you want.

But you forget
that you ever met us

and we forget that
we ever saw you.

No police, no going home. Deal?

Fine.

Well, look, you've spent
the night in the woods.

The least we can do
is make sure you're fed

and you have a good night
sleep before you head off.

I want some of that too.

Can I at least get a wash?

I fucking stink.

I need a towel.

Um, in the cupboard
next to the bath.

Were you really
going to shoot her?

Here you go.

Thanks.

Thanks for the clothes
and the... thank you.

It's all right.
Need anything else?

No.

Did you keep your leg dry
like I told you to?

Yeah.

Do you need anything?

I'm fine, love. You go.

Come with me.

- What's with the blue light?
- Come on.

What the fuck are you doing?
What the fuck are you doing?

Quiet, it's all right.

- What the fuck are those?
- Quiet.

What the...

That's fuckin' disgusting.

The fuck?

What?

What?

Something's wrong.

No, don't do that.

- Do what?
- Don't tell me how I feel, you hate it when I do that to you.

I mean, you're proving my point.

Go on.

You were going to say something.

Go on.

Look, don't fall out with me,
just listen to me.

Mm-hm?

Amber...

is someone
that you can actually help,

someone who needs it
more than I do.

- Are you fucking joking?
- Just listen to me.

Sam, I want this for you.

Someone like you
can really help her.

Keep her safe.

Sam...

Sam, this thing, this...

poison,

it's inside me, not you.

I never wanted this life,

I never wanted to be
somebody's burden.

You have given me more
love than I ever thought

I would feel as long as I live.

But you can't waste
your life loving me.

Just...

sitting around, waiting for me
to maybe get better.

But you are getting better.

Sam.

I'm getting worse,
and we both know it.

You could...

- I won't.
- But I couldn't...

We won't.

You have looked
after me so well.

But it is beating me.

I'm not sleeping on that.

Well, sleep on the floor
then, I don't care.

Are you serious?

I'm serious that I don't care.

Can I at least get
the lights off?

No, no, no, the lights
stay on, just in case.

In case of what?

It doesn't matter, go to sleep.

I can't sleep with
the lights on.

I don't care.

- Go to sleep.
- I don't understand, what are they on for?

Eczema, go to sleep.

Sam.

This is how I want to end it.

Maybe in Budapest but sort of
somewhere further down

after she's been on the trains
all the way through it.

Ah, here he is.

Good morning, snoozin' Susan.

Did you switch the alarm off?

It could have helped
to get on with things.

I thought you could do with
a couple of extra hours

considering everything
that happened.

Yeah, well, I don't
need it, I'm all right.

She just let you have
a lie in, calm down.

Are you nearly finished then?

Yeah, nearly.

- That's good, man.
- Thanks, I'm pleased.

It's sort of a labor of love.

Are they my oats?

Is that my porridge?

I gave Amber some
breakfast, yeah.

For God's sake, Rose,
that's gonna throw my ration count off.

Oh, no, somebody
has been eating the porridge again.

And somebody has been
sleeping in my bed,

and I'm so grumpy I just don't
know what to do about it.

Give me a kiss.

You're gonna help me outside
for a couple of hours today.

- What?
- Mm-hm.

You said it yourself,
I've broken my leg.

Yeah, you broke
your leg, not your back.

I'll give you
something you can do.

No, you're all right, thanks.
I'm gonna stay here with Rose.

No, Rose has got
some work to do.

You need to get out of the house for a couple
of hours. The fresh air will do you good.

Can you just keep
an eye on him, love?

If he's got someone to
talk to about his plants,

he might cheer up a little bit.

You can just sit on
the step if you like.

Just a couple of
hours until it gets dark,

and then I'll drive
you into town.

Right, compost,

pine bark, soil.

One cup of each,
equal mix of thirds.

- Do I have to?
- You can go for a walk instead if you like.

I take it you haven't done
much gardening.

I have not.

So, uh, where did you grow up?

- Why do you care?
- I don't really, I'm just being polite.

All right, all right, stop.

Stop, leave it, don't worry.

- Rest your leg.
- But you said I had to...

Yes, I know what
I said, it's fine.

Just rest your leg.

What's that?

- Garlic.
- What?

Here, look.

Try it.

- Wow.
- It's all right, isn't it?

Yeah, it's spicy.

Yeah, it's fresh.
You should try and get more...

Bet that gets you a few brownie
points when it comes to making dinner.

Uh...

Rose doesn't really eat
this stuff, it's more for me.

What, she doesn't eat any of it?

No.

What's the point then if
you're the only one who eats it?

I think I'd just like to try and
get really good at it, just in case.

She changes her mind?

Exactly, yeah.

So there's no one
looking for you?

No.

You don't have any family?

Nobody's worried
about where you are?

There's my mum,
she'll be worried.

She won't do fuck all
about it though.

And then there's my step dad,
but he's a fucking prick.

Yeah, I had one of them.

You know, he just picked
one too many fights,

my mum sided with him again,
so I left.

Well, you know, try not to waste
too much time blaming her for that.

What?

She could have left,
she could have sacked him off.

- Not if she loved him.
- Oh, my days.

No, it doesn't matter how
much you love someone.

If it all gets too much,
you can fuck off.

Just trust me, falling in love
with someone is like, um...

it's like being pinned down

by some great, big animal

before you even realize
that it's been following you.

What's the CDs for?

To keep the birds away.

I need to top up the generator.

- Will you two be all right?
- We'll be fine, love. Go.

I'm not being funny, but...

- What?
- No, nothing.

No, go on.

I don't know, you just,
you seem quite normal,

and he's a bit of a dick.

Aw.

He's very single-minded,

he likes his patterns,
and his plans, and the quiet.

So when someone like you
turns up, somebody interesting,

he just gets himself into
a bit of a grump, that's all.

Sorry, do you mind if I just
quickly have a lay down?

Of course, do you want a hand?

No, I'm good.
Thank you.

What are you?

Two months?

How'd you know that?

I could just smell it
as soon as you came in.

Don't worry, I'm not
going to tell anyone.

It's none of our business.

- It's just through there in our room.
- Right.

Um...

I'm not trying to be weird,
but you're really pretty.

I know you've got the whole
farmer thing going on,

and you could do with
a bit of a tan, but...

yeah, you're really pretty.

- Where is she?
- She's just having a lie down.

- Amber...
- Sam...

- Amber!
- Leave her, she's fine!

Jesus Christ, all right,
I'll peal the fucking potatoes.

You're fine, sweetheart.
You carry on resting.

Sam we really
need to help her.

Oh, we are helping her.

You know what I mean, we owe the
girl a chance to start again maybe.

We do not owe her anything
more than a lift into town.

She's not my problem,
stop making her your problem.

Would you listen to yourself?

That girl's leg is shredded
because of us.

She's in there, lying on a bed
she doesn't recognize in the dark,

surrounded by people
she doesn't know.

And there's obviously a reason
she ran away from home.

The reason she ran away
from home is not my problem.

Oh my God, what is
your problem, Sam?

Because I would
really like to know.

Or why don't we just agree
that apparently because

you have such a short fuse now,
no matter who pisses you off,

no matter how
trivial the reason,

I'll just be the one
to deal with them.

Why don't we agree that from now on
I'll be in charge of damage control?

Yeah, well you've done
me enough fucking damage.

Wow.

I didn't mean that.

Damage?

- I've done you damage?
- I didn't mean that.

- No, that's good that's good, I... damaged you?
- All right, yeah, all right.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean to say
that, that was a stupid thing to say.

I've told you, again and again and
again, Sam, the door is right there.

So why won't you have a little
think about that next time

before you tell me that I'm the one
being ridiculous or that I am giving up?

Why don't you have a little
think about all the damage

that I've done you?

Because I really
I hope you're not

as damaged as I am, for both our
sakes, I really fucking hope not.

- I'm sorry.
- It's fine.

It's fine, I'm fine.

It's just... let's eat, let's take
Amber, and then we can talk.

Oh, hello.
What's this for?

I just love you.

I love you too.

You're a good man.

I love you forever.

- Why are you being weird?
- Hm.

- When you take Amber to town...
- Mm-hm.

I want you to stay there for a
couple of days, make sure she's okay.

- Is that a joke?
- Okay...

There's no...

Just get two rooms, let her
get her head around the place,

make sure her weird step dad
doesn't come looking for her.

There's just no way that I'm
going to leave you on your own

for two days, I'm sorry.

The thing is
I want you to.

You can recharge
your batteries a bit.

Sleep without alarms,
and generators, and rabbit traps.

And I can write,
and I can listen to music, and...

And?

Please, Sam.

I love you, I want you
to do this for yourself.

I... no, I don't need to
do this for myself.

Do it for me then.

Please, Sam.

Top up the generator, enough that I can
leave it running for a couple of days.

That's all I need.

What if something
happens to you?

Sam, it wouldn't be your fault.

Everything's going to be
all right.

- Thanks, love.
- Yeah, thank you.

What the fuck is that?

- I'm on a cleanse.
- That looks grim.

Yeah, it really is.

- Everything all right?
- Um, what is it?

Rabbit.

Just eat it, you need
to get something in you.

You don't have to eat
it if you don't want to.

Jesus Christ, yes she does.

Don't listen to him.

If you're not hungry,
don't eat it.

If you are hungry, eat away.

It's all right, isn't it?

Amber, when
I drive you into town

I'm going to get you
a hotel room for two nights,

and I'm going to get one nearby
just in case anything happens.

You know, if you get
into any trouble or...

After that, you're on your own.
Okay?

No arguments.

Thank you.

- I really appreciate it.
- Mm.

- Before I go...
- Mm-hm.

Can I ask you something?

Yeah, of course.

Why do you live like this?

What do you mean?

The windows,
the lights, the traps?

We just didn't
really like the town.

You know, it was too noisy,
too busy.

So, you know, we decided to come out
here, a bit of peace and quiet,

spend a bit of time together.

You know, I can grow my own
vegetables, and Rose can...

No, I mean like this.

In the dark.

Um...

Rose?

Why can't you go outside?

I have a skin problem.

- What kind of a skin problem?
- That's enough.

- Is it like eczema?
- No more questions.

No, it's fine.
It's all right. Um...

Sunlight isn't good
for me, for my skin.

Do you have it too?

- No.
- Well, then, what are the leeches for?

Just eat your food.

- I'm not hungry.
- I don't care, eat your food.

- She said I don't have to eat if I'm not hungry.
- You do have to.

- You're not in charge...
- Well, I am for the time being.

You're not my fucking dad.
No, you're not, you're lying.

Fine! Don't eat it!

Don't fucking eat it!
Fucking starve yourself!

- I want to go.
- I'm sorry.

No, I want to go, I can't be
here, I can't stay here.

Amber, don't move.

What's wrong with her?

You've gotta stop the bleeding!

Stop the bleeding!

Come on, you're all right.

What have you... what have you... what have
you done? What have you done? No, no, no.

I'm here, I'm here.

No, it's okay, it's okay.
Don't be scared. Don't be scared.

It's okay.

You've done so well.

I know, I know. I'm sorry.

It's okay.
It's okay, It's okay.

I'm here.

Go.

I'm sorry.

Rose?

Rose?

Where's the key?

Where's the key?
Where's the key?

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