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I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

Sorry.

Shit, what's wrong?

Judge bilking.

How do you do it then?

Okay, that's fine.

Hey.

God damn, kids.

Raphu, do you even have cameras when they're not in any appreciated bars?

Well, no, don't...

I'm not going to be stupid about them.

Hey, I went to the market.

I got a car, or a nice car.

So are we clear? Jaws won't pay us a penny until we complete the reconfiguration from commercial

to restaurant.

I'm going to grovel to him because apart from being an Arsenal-aligned boss, he's such

a dear friend. Sarah here is going to head up the red dentsure.

Refurb team and create something so wonderful even Jaws himself have got an impossible knock

to sign.

And I'll go sniple him to the bank again begging him not to fall close.

And let's spread to God because he's got to help us because that is our plan.

I made some calls. You told me Prue used to be at Ashmi Hall, then in the Six-Form

Shapton left to do her A-levels at Summerley, yes? Was that a last-minute decision?

Yeah.

Two years ago Gavin Sorenson applied to be head of English at Ashmi. He got the job. Then

a fortnight before term started, he backed out. He dumped them in favour of a junior

position at Summerley. He followed her. Peter live with this just for a minute.

I will.

Good.

Hiya. We are back but we can't get to the phone right now.

Where's my daughter?

Prue's out and I've got to see a man about a skip full of crap.

I'm going to contact the police.

That's all to me. That's family too. Off we go.

No, about you stalking my daughter following her from school to school.

All you've got to do, Peter, really just tell me to get out of your life. You know I'm

go- off course but say I'll make you feel better.

You are a little shit.

Look, I really think involving the police is not such a great idea. It's not for you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you.

I'm just telling you what happened. David wasn't approaching you at all.

One of us was there. That's all that matters.

What are these doing out?

Prue asked if she could have them.

Have you seen her?

No, she sent a text.

She won't answer the phone to me.

I'm sure she's fine.

But you haven't seen her?

We have to adjust.

Yes, frankly, you do. You're no longer in charge.

I'm going to the office today.

Peter, it's Saturday.

I know. I know. But Giles is making life very difficult.

It's extraordinary times.

I want to know what happened to Paula.

No, you don't.

Hot or cold.

She was a pupil.

Top set, like me.

That's it.

You're a vampire.

And you creep from school to school.

I'll find a way to make you tell me.

Where have you gone?

You've gone away from me.

No, I haven't. I'm just thinking.

I'm thinking about Prue and why she doesn't want to see me.

She doesn't know about her husband.

What are you going to do?

Nothing.

All I know is that every time I see him and confront him,

he just offends me off.

A family's man on the internet. He investigates people.

I don't even know where you live, do I?

No.

You ever done a bad thing?

I've got to post those photos to you.

Prue.

I'll post them later.

I'll post them later.

I'll post them later.

I'll post them later.

Hi.

Your Prue.

Your dad has a screen saver of you in the office with balloons.

I said I'd drop this round. It's photos.

Oh, yeah. Cool. Thank you.

Your seraphrances.

Yeah, I saw your portfolio.

I'm part of a zigzag, I've got to run, but very nice to meet you.

Have you come far?

To see Prue?

I work for Prue's father.

Of course you do.

There was a parcel.

If I could bet there was.

Goodbye, Gavin.

What's he told you about me?

Apart from my name.

We don't talk about you.

It was when you were with Peter.

I don't want to waste your time talking.

Oh, and you mustn't worry about the little pot on the bedside table.

Nobody likes it.

Go stop.

What?

What?

You don't know what happened to her face.

I mean, it could have been an accident if you act before you think you played right into his hands.

Don't go to Gavin. Please.

Talk to Prue. Talk to Prue first.

Give her a chance to explain.

You, we saw that. You'll get fat.

Look who's talking.

What's coming along?

I didn't know if you got my message.

Oh, I've got them all. I've just been so busy.

I meant to be a, uh, secretarial thing, but I'm here, so you've lost me the job.

Well, you're not going to get a job with a face like that.

So, I'm going to be a kitchen in the middle of the night.

It's open cupboard.

I, um, better now. Thank you.

I can do it.

Have you got a cot?

No, I do not have a cot.

After lunch, shall we go to self-ages and buy a cot?

Why self-ages?

I assume the self-ages sell cots.

No, no, of course you want to suck up and spend a lot of money on me.

Oh, my grandchild actually, you know, you're on the right lines.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

Simon Clark, Mr. Manson Greetings.

Reflecting your requirements, I think we can be of assistance.

You say we?

Well, it's necessary. It's we.

Just it's not usually necessary.

Two scenarios, bring to mind Giles.

One that you've genuinely encountered difficulties in your marriage.

We've come to me for help.

Please forgive me for hoping that that is the case.

Two, having demonstrated how easy it is for you to grind my husband

underfoot by removing your patronage or giving me a final chance to save him.

You're absolutely bloody unbelievable. Now get out.

But we haven't talked about Peter.

Dear Peter.

You see, I don't think you really know him at all.

I know my husband.

No, you don't. He exists purely in the present.

I never met a man more disconnected from his own past.

He keeps himself hidden, Cassie.

You wouldn't actually have to go the whole hog.

A kiss.

I'm talking about a kiss.

We could do it now.

And bring Peter's back in business.

If I were to do that for you, Giles, do you promise me that you would reverse your decision on St. Mary Act?

Is that a yes?

Do you give me your words?

Is that a yes?

Yes.

Thank you.

I said yes.

I know. I enjoyed it.

Especially.

Because you said it without waiting for me to give my word.

It's the conquest, Cassie. That's the bit I like.

The knowing that I could.

That's all I want.

You shit.

Will I take my foot off Peter's neck?

No.

I would have given you the word.

And look at you.

I'm quite happy to shore up a property deal with a loveless grove in your marriage.

Bloody guidance and a joyless bitch.

Oh, I don't need a health visitor.

The law says you have to have one.

Well, let me just check your heart, hey, before mine gives out on your doorstep.

Let me know when we're allowed to talk about your face.

I was attacked by a cupboard.

Little listen to Chesty.

If your husband copped you on.

I told you.

It's not necessarily the end of the world.

It won't go in the notes.

I just need to know what happens to my notes.

You're okay.

But the baby's okay.

Strictly between us.

The striker.

With his fist.

And with a book.

With his fist.

And with a book.

Which book?

Poetry.

Your man loves poetry.

She pressed him about an incident in his past.

He told her to leave it.

She didn't leave it.

He lost his temper.

What incident?

I don't know.

I feel like we could find out.

No.

Well, think the whole thing over.

You know you might be surprised what you decide.

Oh, and one thing.

Don't discuss this with anybody.

Not your wife.

Not your daughter.

She seems very nice.

What are you doing here?

I've just had the most hustling violence.

Shitty day at work and I thought to myself,

do you know what?

All those miserable people can be on their own.

Being miserable for a couple of hours.

I'm going to London.

I'm going to see my husband possibly my daughter.

And definitely do some shopping.

I'm going to go to the hospital.

I'm going to go to the hospital.

I'm going to go to the hospital.

I'm going to go to the hospital.

I'm going to go to my daughter and definitely do some shopping.

Did you find her?

Prue?

No.

I didn't.

But I found you and I found a very nice pair of shoes on Kings Road.

So two out of three can't be found.

How was your day?

Acting.

You wouldn't want me to come to London and not come and see you.

No, of course not.

No.

I got frightened of what?

Bloosing Prue.

I wanted to see her so badly I thought my heart was going to beat out of my chest.

You don't have the monopoly on loving her.

No, I know, Cassie. I know.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You will.

Have you thought of a boy's name?

Future.

What if it's a girl?

Peter.

Here we go.

Did he pay for this piece of shit?

What are you going to do?

You're going to smash it up over me.

He's bought the house and he's married the money and he's packed.

He's where he's the top of a profession.

He's got him nowhere.

That's why I feel it's compelled to bang his new assistant to assert himself.

Please try not to have said that.

She's been pretty bangable, aren't we?

From my, actually.

My father is not banging Sarah France.

Are you sure? You saw it too.

What is it with you and my father?

I mean, come on, tell me.

Why do you feel the need to piss all over him all the time?

Prue.

Your father is shagging the junior.

He may on some not too terribly deeply buried level wish he was doing it to you, but he's

actually doing it to her.

Oh, Christ.

Gavin, that's disgusting.

It's not disgusting, Prue.

It's human.

If you're wrong about this, I'll have an absolutely...

Bloody kill you.

David.

David.

Hello?

Mum is dad, though.

Prue darling, hi.

Is it her?

No, I'm not actually expecting him back until much later.

Throw the item, dear.

Darling.

It's Cassie.

Yeah.

Oh, yes.

Hi.

Peter, I've got David with me.

We're at Pattinson's station.

What are you doing in London?

Three wants to see us.

She wants us to come to dinner right now.

She's going to jump in the cab.

Look, tell you what.

Why don't you stay where you are and I'll put you up.

Okay, see you later.

I'm going to take...

Looks good, Prue.

What is that?

Cock of a...

Gavin made it.

So delicious.

It took forever.

Yeah.

I was slaving away for hours and the kitchen went Prue was

donning herself up for the evening.

You're going to reduce.

Reduce.

Reduce.

So anyway, it's going to be any good if you boil the bastard right down to his essence.

There you go.

That's for you.

So then he reduced cock.

You got the photos then?

Yeah.

That very nice, um, pretty prissy girl that works at Peter's office, driving around.

Is that something?

I can't remember.

Sarah.

Sarah.

Sarah.

Oh, no.

Be careful with that.

It's all held together with a globe.

So, what's the news?

You said there was some news?

Um, I'll let Gavin tell you.

He tells it better than I do.

This baby is going to be a Yorkshireman.

What?

I...

It's going to come out of the flat cap and a whip here.

David.

No, we're going to live in Wakefield.

Skipper of the skips.

It just turns out he's a Wakey lad.

Sort of me out of job up there.

Not a million miles from Grandma Nelly.

So, we can all pop round to hers for little chats.

Hey, come on, let me see.

Let me see.

David.

I'll have some of these.

Since when did Prue wear makeup kept on as if she had plastic surgery?

I didn't know the same way.

Well, bother me, was in fact she was going to spend the rest of her life in Yorkshire.

No, I didn't believe that for a minute.

No.

Did I didn't know this any makeup?

No.

No.

Listen, we were summoned there this evening because Prue had something she wanted to say.

She found she couldn't say it.

She offered her a job.

She was going to spend the rest of her life in Yorkshire.

No, I didn't believe that for a minute.

No.

Did I didn't know this any makeup?

No.

No.

I didn't know this any makeup was going to be a good idea.

I didn't know this was the best.

She was the best person I ever wanted to say.

She found she couldn't say it.

She asked Gavin to do it for her.

He said something else entirely.

God knows why.

I've stopped wondering why that boy does the stuff he does.

I don't know.

Maybe it was something private being worked out between the two of them.

Peter, why is it that you keep us so hidden from your mother?

Where the hell did that come from?

I don't know.

I'm just wondering who it is you're really ashamed of here, her or us.

You're not going to tell me, are you?

No.

No, I'm not.

I want a clock in the morning.

Peter, what is going on here?

The bank rang today.

They wanted to talk to you.

They wouldn't tell me what was going on.

Just we have a problem with money.

You know we have a problem with money and my mother is an ongoing expert.

Okay, so bring her here to live with us.

There's plenty of room for that here.

Completely ridiculous.

What the hell you want me to do?

I'm going to get down!

Hello.

Good morning, Peter.

Yes?

I'm sorry to call you so late.

That's quite all right.

I'm taking you've reached a decision.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

I'm not going to get down.

You, you want to keep an eye on this moss?

I want to get ahold you can never shift it.

Who hit pro in the face?

I did.

Why?

Because she wanted me to.

Me, you know what you're doing,

to me to...

I mean, you know what she's like when she wants something.

What you like when you want something?

She wanted you to hit her.

Why does she want me to do that?

Why did I do it?

They're all good questions.

Some of the answers involve your husband.

We're not quite ready for that.

OK, what do you think Pete will say when I call him down to hear this?

He's sleeping, you're not going to wake him.

Yeah, you know what, Kevin, I wouldn't be too sure of my intentions.

I don't see why not.

She here?

Who?

Brooke.

She here, she's taking my car.

I think we've established she's not here.

Like Santa.

MUSIC

Do you were talking in your sleep?

No, it's...

Didn't I say anything?

Particularly incriminating.

A woman's name?

Because...

We've been married.

18 years, Hammy.

You know the...

bad catalog.

I'll give him my sleep.

I stirred up a bit of past action.

I apologise.

Paula.

You see that little hesitation, Pete, that lasted a lot longer than 18 years.

Where's Sandra?

Granny, I haven't replaced Sandra.

I'm Prue.

I'm your granddaughter.

I drove from London to talk to you on a provisional licence.

And now I've got to drive back again.

I think my father and my husband are connected in a way that neither of them want me to know about.

And I think it has something to do with my father's life up here.

Can you tell me what that might be?

I can't talk to anybody.

Did you even notice?

I'm pregnant.

I'm there in a man called Sorenson.

Sounds like a channel.

It's very...

It's got a lovely sunny disposition.

Gavin, Sorenson.

You know him.

I've done Gavin for years.

He's the only one who was civil to me.

How many years, Granny?

How many years have you known Gavin?

Daddy.

Hey.

Hi, I thought he might be asleep.

I'm rushing on, not.

I may be able to sleep, but I'm just dreaming that I'm talking to you.

Are you pissed off with me, Prue?

I shouldn't. I shouldn't be using my phone.

Why, where are you?

I've got to go.

Prue, I love you.

No!

You lay a finger on her again. We come back. We catch a prick off. Ambulance.

A flat 5, 10 harness street EC1B. Man stabbed in the back with a pair of kitchen scissors.

Don't pull them out. You bleeds death weight for the paramedics.

I'm not a good person. I'd like to be a part of this if I'm a structing new architect.

I know you are. But Doc's breakfast, you made of this project. You really wish to contribute? I don't think if you don't mind me saying that you've behaved particularly on a trip.

I think it's a tip. What do you think? I will not be harangued on my own property. I appeal to you as a friend.

Actually, you don't. Listen, your daughter got in with my daughter. For her sake, I was prepared to be irradiated by your conversation at various school functions.

That is the extent of our friendship professionally or was it highly variable? What do you mean by got in with? What do you mean by that?

I'm sorry. What?

Oh my god, my dear. Hello, Pisa. You were stabbed.

Have you ever been stabbed or shouldn't bother with it? Were you in the flat? Yeah, she had popped out. Well thank god for that, hey?

Quite. I don't tell me where she went, but we worked on that, aren't we, baby?

I held him down. They stopped him with scissors.

It was terrible. I mean god, that's... I mean, did they say anything when they attacked you?

It was a good, interesting question. What was the conversation?

Filthy asked me that.

Nothing was said that I can presently remember.

Sorry.

Did you bring any grapes?

I thought people brought grapes when the heard of his doing the sit.

If you want grapes, I can get grapes. Yes, please.

Prue? Would you?

Sorry we're not available. We need a message after the tell.

I need you to call me.

Sorry, this is awful. I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. Why don't we go home?

Ask you a question.

I want to know that I'd answer if you lie or no.

I won't lie.

Did this happen because of you?

Is that my husband lying there like that because of you?

Look at me. I... I never harm Gavin. I don't want Gavin or handbooking to my eyes, darling.

Am I telling the truth?

Am I? Maybe am I telling you the truth?

That's a question. I'm answering your heart in me.

No, you didn't hurt Gavin. Thank you. Good.

It's not good. Yes.

Because from over there I thought you did.

Where are you going? I'm going home. I'm going to my home.

He's lying in the band with a tube up his nose and they stabbed him.

The boggard? About both banks on the line. Emmett G's finished.

Acting, that's a bit of an exaggeration.

Why's the only luxury I got left?

Why, are you talking to them? I haven't. What are they one from us?

Business, premises.

No, no.

I'm not.

What do they want to say? It's a sacrifice.

It's a money and money out scenario. We're going to reduce our overheads, demonstrate an act of contrition.

That will make the banks back off for a while.

I would have to lose salary at least. Somebody have to go.

Me?

Well, actually it is. Last time first out, whatever links have subsequently been forged.

No.

No. I couldn't resign.

I'm a partner, you know that all.

That'll make a difference. I waive my benefits perks salary.

That will show the banks that we are serious.

Are we serious?

I can clear my desk. I can clear my desk now.

Well, if we get the ship the right way up, you stroll straight back on board, yes?

Didn't he say yes?

No.

Come to the

I'm not going to go here.

I thought Peter was here.

Peter went to get grapes, then proved enough to Peter.

Neither was ever heard of again.

The moral of that story, but we're off-fruit.

Do you think very cheerful?

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

I think so.

Do you think very cheerful?

Oh, peachy.

Yeah.

You sure you should be doing that?

Mm.

It's time to do them.

Ah.

Time to talk.

You and I really do have to talk, you know.

What about?

You.

I'd like to talk about my daughter.

What made you so bloody sure she wanted to be hit, are you?

She kept asking the wrong question.

Which was what?

Tell me.

The question was what happened to Paula?

Okay.

What happened to Paula?

Peter, I've been looking for you everywhere.

What a day, eh?

Yes.

There's something I've been meaning to ask, you know, at your birthday.

I said, I don't remember what I said.

I said, don't keep in waiting.

And you said...

My father.

I live with my father.

I have to be home every night at a certain time.

It's a bit straight to your age.

He has dementia.

I have to medicate him.

So, yes, I have another man.

Would it be a relief to you if I said that we should probably stop?

We should probably stop seeing each other.

Is that something that you're likely to say?

We can keep on if you want.

But I believe this is the right time to stop.

You need your family more than you need me.

If you keep me, you might lose them.

You really might lose them all, Peter.

I can't get home and pretend everything's OK.

Actually, you can.

Sometimes pretending everything's OK is the strongest thing you can do.

You love me.

Yes.

So, let's cuss our mind back to Wakefield Poly.

In Peter's tutorial group, there was a very attractive young woman.

You sit next to me.

Please.

Why?

Because this is difficult.

It's difficult.

So, I just want you close.

I've been stabbed Cassandra. I'm not a physical threat to you.

Oh, it doesn't seem stupid.

Well, then sit.

Closer.

Peter was nice to her.

In fact, on one occasion, it was so nice that it could be heard by the entire halls of residence.

Ah.

Are you OK?

She'd like to call the nurse.

No.

You sure?

Don't be afraid of what you want, Cassandra.

Oh, what?

Well, with his marriage at breaking point and facing financial ruin, how will it all

end for Peter?

Join us for the concluding part of Bow Care barbed wire tomorrow night from 10.

Next, a tough case for Chaplain the team in the vice.