All language subtitles for R.S02E08 WEB-DL.x264

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Carol: Tara's mother's name
is Mary Jane Bulmore.

She's alive,
and she's currently detained

in a psychiatric unit
on a murder charge.

Ridley: It was Tara's
father that she murdered

in an arson attack,

and as you can imagine,
it's the kind

of a family secret
that Tara is

understandably
ashamed of.

She's been visiting
her mother for a year now.

Those trips she's
been making to Renton.

Why didn't she tell me?

All these years,
she's been lying to me.

Did you know your
wife was pregnant,
Mr. Dunning?

You must
have got that wrong.

Uh, she had a scan
a couple of days ago.

It's confirmed.
She's 16 weeks'.

16 weeks'?

It doesn't even
make any sense.

We haven't been--

We haven't been
intimate in a while.

So are you telling us
you're not the father?

I'm telling you
you've made a mistake.

I'm telling you
you've made a mistake.

We understand that
Tara had some problems

after Leo was born.

She was diagnosed
with postpartum psychosis.

She could barely
even look at Leo

the day we brought him home.

I thought it was a touch
of the baby blues,

but...it just got worse.

She told us
Leo had been cursed,

that it wasn't
really her child.

I--I was worried
she might want to hurt him.

That must have
been really hard

on both of you.

The best part of a year

it took her
to get better,

and we decided after that,
we--we couldn't risk

having any more children,

so I know she
isn't pregnant, right?

Look, Rob. Your wife
hasn't been truthful

to you for some time,

so we have to consider
the possibility

that she may have been
having an affair.

No, she wasn't!

Easy, now. Easy.

It may have some bearing
on her disappearance.

You two should be
out there looking for her,

talking to
Jason Dover instead

of coming round here
trying to pick holes

in my marriage!

I know this is a lot
to take in, Mr. Dunning.

I'd like youse to leave
now, please.

Yeah?

[Door slams]

She'd been feeding him
a tissue of lies--

her mother,
that charity.

If he'd found out that
she'd been playing away,

then maybe that tipped
him over the edge.

Oh, come on. You saw
his face when we

told him
she was pregnant.

He had no idea.

Well, someone had
a hand in it.

I've just heard back
from Jensen Mills.

The gaffer confirmed
that Jason Dover

was working
with his Rangers

the day that Tara
went missing.

Didn't leave
the team all day.

Huh. Well, that pretty
much rules him out.

Well, I finally cracked
Celia Machin's laptop.

There's a document
saved on her desktop.

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Carol: "If you do not take
steps to end the affair,

your wife will
find out everything."

What? Celia Machin is
blackmailing someone?

[Bell ringing]

[Buzzer]

[Latches turning]

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I checked Tara's
phone logs,

and apparently,
she phoned you

the morning before
she disappeared.

She must have been inquiring
after her mother.

No, that's not gonna
wash, Dr. Assi,

because we know
that Tara Dunning
was pregnant.

You told us that you
had discussed her
medical history,

You told us that you
had discussed her
medical history,

postpartum psychosis.

She finds out she's
going to have a baby,

there's a chance
of another breakdown.

Who is the person
she's gonna turn to?

She'd just spoken
to her GP,

rang me to share
the news.

And what advice
did you give her?

I offered to organize her
a termination.

Is that what
Tara wanted?

She couldn't risk
having another baby.

So she makes
a call to you,

and soon after,
she disappears.

Any doctor I know
would be concerned.

I was worried

that she might have done
something stupid.

What? And you didn't
feel the necessity
to share that?

I made her a promise

that anything she
told me would stay
in that room.

Did she tell you
who the father was?

I assumed it
was her husband.

Well, her husband
is none the wiser.

Well, I'm afraid
I can't enlighten you.

Thanks, Dr. Assi.
I'll see meself out.

Oh, by the way,
you don't know

a lady called
Celia Machin
by any chance?

Tara works with her
in a little cafe
in the village.

Not that I remember, no.

Why do you ask?

Because she was found
dead yesterday morning.

Sorry to hear that.

We think both cases
are connected.

You think she's dead,
too, don't you?

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I'll tell you
what I think.

I think we will go on
searching till we find her

with or without
your help.

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[Door shuts]

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[Jazz playing on radio]

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Woman: ♪ When I've
been feeling blue ♪

♪ I never wait up,
and I find a-- ♪

[Wind chimes dinging]

Aha!

Annie: Ha ha ha!

I come bearing gifts.

Where the hell'd
you get that?

Well, invite me in,
and I'll tell you.

Yeah. Come on.
Let's get out of this.

It's a nightmare
out here. Here we go.

Ha!
Heh.

So who's looking after
Marling's tonight, then?

Well, Harry's
got that covered.

Oh. Has he?

Settling in nicely,
is he?

Yeah. Well, oh,

he's got big plans
for a makeover.

Chandeliers, red velvet.

Place is gonna look
like a knocking shop.

Oh, no.

Mmm.

Having second thoughts,
are you?

Oh, yeah. Go on.

No. Go on.
Go on, say it.

"Told you so."
No. Come on.

Ha ha ha!

We both wanted
the club to be saved.

Harry come in,
he's turned it around.

Mmm. Yeah. Well, I didn't
think he was gonna

take over the place,
and he--he treats me

like
a glorified barmaid.

like
a glorified barmaid.

Right. Well,
he doesn't know who
he's dealing with

in that case,
I can tell you.

[Glasses clink]

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Mmm.

Mm-hmm.
It's good, huh?

Yeah.

Place isn't
the same without you.

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Oh, listen, Annie.

I know I haven't
been in, but...

just doesn't feel like
home anymore, you know?

♪

Yeah. Well,
I made a mistake.

Guess I'm gonna
have to live with it.

Tsk. Oh.

Annie.

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I'm sorr--

I should get back.

Yeah.

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OK.

[Fox screeches]

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Yeah. Came down
from Manchester.

Chartered surveyor.

Yeah.

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[Tara screaming]

[Sobbing]

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Man: You're OK.
Freezing.

Man two: Ambulance
and police.

A lady has been attacked
on the canal path.

Right away.

Man: It's OK.

I--I--I--I...

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[Wind whistling]

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[Shuddering]

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It's rough.

So where'd you
find her?

A couple of fishermen
came across her

on the towpath of
the Dog Rose Canal.

Wow. That's nearly 5 miles
away from where

we found the car.

I know. She told them
that she'd been abducted

and heavily sedated,
held against her will.

She's being seen
by a doctor,

full psych evaluation.

Right. Well, the sooner
we get to talk to her, Paul.

She's in no state

for an in-depth
interrogation.

Ridley's right.
We got to move.

OK. I'll draft
a new statement

to release
to the press.

OK. Thanks.

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Tara, hi.

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Listen. I know this is
gonna be hard for you.

You said someone
had abducted you.

Do you know
who that person was?

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I'd driven up
there to meet him.

Somewhere no one
would see us.

Give us a name, Tara.

Who did this to you?

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[Sirens]

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Darren: D.C. Lakhan,
Copelton Police.

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Vikram Assi,

I'm arresting you
for the abduction

of Tara Dunning.

You do not
have to say anything,

but it may harm your defense
if you do not mention,

when questioned, something
which you later

rely on in court.

Anything you do say may
be given in evidence.

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Ridley: OK, Tara.

On you go.

We'd been
having an affair.

It had all ended badly.

And then you found out
you were pregnant.

I called him to
tell him the news.

He wouldn't let me
come to the hospital.

You bought a train ticket
to Renton, didn't you?

Tara, we know your mother
is a patient there.

We spoke to
Mary Jane two days ago.

[Sobs]

Vikram knew my mum
better than anyone.

The condition
I'd inherited.

I think he just saw
me as a fascinating
case study.

And that's when
the affair started.

I was fragile,
vulnerable.

He seemed to be
the only one

who really
understood me.

We know that you were ill
after Leo was born.

I was sectioned.

The prospect
of going through
all of that again,

it terrified me.

And Dr. Assi, he suggested
a termination, didn't he?

I thought a baby might
have changed things,

that with the right care,

we might have had
a future together.

I insisted on seeing him

just to sort things
through.

You went to meet him up
in Colden Crags?

I--I--I dropped Leo
off at school,

and I drove up there.

and I drove up there.

[Wind blowing]

I wasn't feeling
too good.

I hadn't been
taking my pills.

I can't have
this baby without you!

You're not having
this baby at all.

No. This is your son,
our son!

Do you really think
you're well enough

to have another child?

You can barely look
after yourself!

I was upset, angry.

I was barely
thinking straight.

You think you can just
walk away from this?

I have a wife, a family.

I can't go back
to that farm,
to Rob! I won't...

You've been lying
to him for months.

He never needs to know
about any of this!

Do you really think I'm
gonna go quietly?

And I told him
that everyone was
gonna find out

what kind
of man he was.

He grabbed me.

He wrapped his hands
around my throat.

I fought back.

I--I punched him.

I pushed him off me,

and I got back in my car,
and I drove away,

but I could see that he
was still following me.

[Sobbing]

I panicked.

I lost control,
I went off the road.

[Tires squeal]

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The next thing I remember
is waking up on his boat.

Well, how did you
know it was his boat?

We'd met up there
a couple of times.

I don't need to
tell you why.

And he held you
on this boat for 4 days?

He must have
kept me under.

I really
don't remember.

You said that
the affair ended badly.

Can you tell us why?

Vikram said that
somebody had found out,

threatened to tell
his wife.

It was Celia.

I swore her to secrecy.

Ridley: Did you know that
she wrote a letter to him

warning him off?

Not until
a few weeks later.

Ridley: You called her
the morning you went missing,

didn't you?

I should have
been working.

I wanted to make sure
she wasn't snowed under.

Right.

You see, that's strange
because...

she made no reference
to that call

when we spoke to her.

Celia can be forgetful.

Carol: Did you ever discuss
this letter with Vikram?

I told him that

she was just
being overprotective.

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Why--why--why
do you ask?

Um...

Tara, I'm afraid I have
to tell you that

while you were missing,
Celia was murdered.

Oh, my God.

This is all my fault.

[Sobbing]

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Guard: He would have
had to sign out

whenever he left
the building.

Darren: You've got a record
of his movements

Darren: You've got a record
of his movements

in the past 5 days.

He'd certainly been
coming and going.

Meetings, he said.

You'd need
to check his diary.

Hmm. We'll need a copy
of these logs.

I'm not sure
if I should mention this,

but it might be important.

Off the record,
if that helps.

He'd been pulled up
for fraternizing

with a female patient.

She claimed he'd
abused his position.

He denied it, of course.

Unreliable witness.

The complaint went away.

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[Indistinct chatter]

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Wendy: Well, someone
had definitely been
sleeping here.

That cardigan,
other items of clothing

were found
under the bed.

We got traces of
lipstick on this glass.

I mean, we'll check
it for Tara's DNA,

any residue
of a sedative.

Mm-hmm. And any, uh,
specific evidence

that Vikram Assi was here.

Oh, his prints are
all over the place,

but that's to be expected
if this is his boat.

Yeah.

What's the story
with these cable ties?

I'm assuming she was
restrained with them,

found the knife
in that cutlery drawer,

and managed to
cut herself free.

Yes, but there were
absolutely no marks

on her wrists
when we interviewed her.

You would expect
to find contusions,

yeah, even if she
had been sedated.

Exactly, and she also
claimed that her assailant

grabbed her by the throat,
and there were

no bruises there either.

I mean, what do you
think's going on

with this young woman?

It can be difficult
sometimes

to manage expectations.

Expectations?

I had trouble
bonding with both
of my children.

Tricky deliveries,
first few months
a bit of a slog,

exhaustion, anxiety.

I just wanted someone
to take them away.

I know what she must
have been going through

and that feeling that
you're less of a woman.

I'm--I'm sorry, Wendy.
I really didn't know.

It isn't really something
one tends to share,

even with old friends.

Give me a crime scene
any day.

Oh, yeah. By the way,
that Inner Wheel thing,

count me in.

I'll keep you posted.

This is a copy of
a blackmail letter sent

to you by Celia Machin.

I'd like you
to read it, please.

Hmm.

Arrived at the hospital
a few weeks ago.

The letter
was anonymous.

So you're admitting to
being in a relationship

with Tara Dunning?

We had an ill-advised
fling.

We had an ill-advised
fling.

It was a mistake.
I ended it.

Ridley: She was a very
vulnerable girl,

and she came to you
looking for help,

and you abused
that trust.

A lapse of judgment.

That's not the phrase
I would use, Dr. Assi.

Did you go up to meet
Tara at Colden Crags

the day she disappeared?

We checked
your log books

with the head of security
up at Renton,

so we know there
wasn't a conference.

She called me to tell
me she was pregnant.

She claimed
that the baby was mine,

but she was manic,
unpredictable.

I couldn't let her
come to the hospital.

So what, she became
some kind of liability

that you no longer
had control of?

She seemed to think that
we could have had

some kind
of future together.

But that was never
gonna happen.

I wasn't about to
jeopardize my marriage.

Oh, right. OK.

Well, that might
explain why you were

lying through your teeth.

I had a reputation
to consider.

Let's consider
your reputation.

You've got a bit of form
about getting

too close to your patients,
haven't you?

She was
a convicted offender

with a dubious history.

I was cleared of
any major wrongdoing.

Meaning it was nicely brushed
underneath the carpet.

Carol: You own a narrowboat,
don't you?

On the Dog Rose Canal,
moored in the marina

about a mile along
the towpath

from Colden Lock.

We use it for
family holidays.

We have here a statement
from Tara Dunning

claiming that you
held her there

against her will.

What?

She was found
on the towpath

traumatized and confused.

This is her cardigan
that was found

on your boat, Dr. Assi.

Would you care to
explain to us

how it got there?

I have no idea.

Her DNA is
all over the boat,

so the evidence suggests
that she is telling the truth.

Tara Dunning is
a fantasist.

The delusions, paranoia,
they're symptomatic

of her illness.

Carol: You have
unrestricted access

to a controlled drugs
cabinet.

Is that right?

It's hardly unusual.

I am the clinical lead.

Tara Dunning was sedated
when we found her.

She's been tested
by a doctor.

Those are the kind
of drugs anybody

in Renton could get
their hands on.

She was pregnant, yes?

Now, do you really
think

I'd risk harming
my own child?

Well, you'd already
suggested a termination.

Maybe that's the only reason
she's still alive.

Which brings us nicely
back to this letter.

See, Tara Dunning
has implicated you

in the death
of Celia Machin.

I've already told you
I've never heard

of this Celia Machin.

Well, Tara remembers
things differently.

She says she gave
you her name.

Yeah. The name of the only
other person who knew

about your affair,

which gives you motive
for wanting her dead.

Clearly, she's
trying to set me up.

This is her twisted
idea of payback.

All because you
ended things.

You really have a high opinion
of yourself, don't you?

If you seriously think
I'm capable of murder...

If you seriously think
I'm capable of murder...

♪

you're even more
deluded than she is.

♪

Make way, please.
Move to the side.

Make way.
Thank you very much.

[Reporters clamoring]

[Camera shutter clicks]

♪

[Car doors open]

♪

Oh, my baby!

Mummy!

Oh, my darling.

♪

Carol: The press have asked
for a photo call.

It's not often
these things have
a happy ending.

Yeah, uh, maybe
in a day or two.

She's still
pretty traumatized.

Sure. Whenever you're
both ready.

How are you feeling?

Yeah. I'm fine.

You need to
stop fussing.

You need to sit down
and put your feet up.

Got to think
of the baby now.

Yeah?

We'll send
a liaison officer here

first thing
in the morning.

They'll talk you through
what happens next.

Come on.

Goodwin's insisting
we talk to the press.

I've got a suspect
in custody,

and we're gonna
have to release him.

Still maintaining
his innocence, yeah?

Assi's done nothing
but lie to us.

That's right.

Or has he?

You don't
sound convinced.

Well, he says he's got
a cast-iron alibi that he

was with his wife
the night that Celia
was murdered.

Maybe she's
covering for him.

Let's think about this.

Vikram Assi--he breaks
into Celia's house

with the intention
of removing any evidence

that might tie him
to Tara's disappearance.

I mean, what
would he take?

Well, why wouldn't
he take the laptop?

Why wouldn't he
take the laptop?

When you're
ready, Carol?

I'm gonna take
another look
at that house.

Good idea.

Goodwin: Ahem.

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Ridley: Thanks.

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Wendy: Still writing
up my notes.

Be a couple
of hours yet.

Ropinirole--
is that a drug that
you would prescribe

for Parkinson's?

It's used to
control tremors.
Why do you ask?

What about
the side effects?

Would it induce
drowsiness?

If taken in a large
enough dosage, yes.

We've been looking
in the wrong place.

Those threads that you found
on Celia Machin's body

up at the murder scene,

have you found
a match yet?

Nothing as yet.

You might want to
check those against
Tara's cardigan.

♪

[Wind blowing]

♪

Haven't you asked
her enough questions?

I'm not gonna
keep her long.

We're gonna try
and make things work,

put all this behind us.

♪

Tara.

♪

It is a truly
awful thing, Tara,

to lose a loved one.

My dad was
a piece of work...

but he didn't
deserve that.

No.

And then your mum was
institutionalized.

I mean, you lost both
your parents, Tara.

For a long time,
I hated her.

And then you got
the bipolar diagnosis,

and things began
to make sense.

I always knew there
was a part of her

just...sitting in here,
you know.

No one in the village
I could ever really talk to.

And then Celia stepped
up to fill the void.

She'd got it into her head
that I needed her.

The mother that
I never had.

You remember that
telephone call you made

that morning

to check up on her,
see if she was OK?

Yeah. That's right.

Well, that phone call
was recorded at 4:18
in the afternoon,

which means
that it was made

after you met
Vikram Assi.

It must have been later.

Like I said, I really
don't remember much.

All right.

Well, let's see what
you do remember.

We're gonna have
to take this
down to the station.

Tara.

Forensics have tested
the tire tracks found

at the crash scene.

They've confirmed a match
for Celia Machin's car.

Ridley: So it wasn't
Vikram Assi who abducted you.

Tara: You think I'm
gonna go quietly?

♪

Vikram:
We're done here.

♪

[Scream echoing]

♪

[Cell phone ringing]

Ohh!

Aah!

[Tires squeal]

[Crash, horn honks]

♪

[Shallow breathing]

♪

Agh.

♪

♪

[Gasping]

Agh!

[Groans]

[Telephone ringing]

Hello. Celia Machin.

Carol: We also found a match
for the palm print that

was found on the window
of your vehicle.

♪

[Muffled]

What have you done?

Carol: She drove you
back to her place.

Nowhere else to go.

We found some woolen fibers
on Celia Machin's body.

They match the ones
from this cardigan

that you left on
Vikram Assi's boat.

So...

you...are the link
that we've been missing.

♪

She offered to put me
up, just one night,

she said, to lie low
and consider my options.

This was the night you
were reported missing.

I was gonna message Rob

just to let him know
I was safe.

Realized I'd left
my phone in the car.

You could have called him
from Celia's landline.

What would I
have told him?

Celia: Now I'm going to
go and find something

to help you sleep.

Things will always look
better in the morning.

Poor Celia.

All she ever wanted was
somebody to need her.

But she smothered me,

meddling in my life.

She wasn't
helping anyone.

Ridley: You were in the house,
and all the time,

the police were out
there looking for you.

The pill she gave me
must've knocked me out

for hours at a time.

[Scraping]

♪

Tara, voice-over: I woke up
in the spare room.

♪

[Knock on door]

♪

She was at the front door
talking to someone.

Ridley, voice-over:
Jason Dover.

I have no idea what
happened to Tara Dunning.

Celia: I want you
off my property,

or I shall have to
call the police.

♪

Carol, voice-over:
He had no idea who Celia

was hiding upstairs.

♪

[Latch rattling]

[Knock on door]

[Door opens]

♪

Celia: Ah. Tea?

How long have
I been out?

How long have
I been out?

A few hours.

I thought it best
to let you sleep.

I better get back
to the farm.

Rob will be
going spare.

No.

You need to rest.

You go back home,

he'll be asking all
sorts of questions.

We argued

on the landing.

Celia: There's nothing
for you on that farm!

Tara, voice-over:
She was unhinged.

You've told me so
often enough!

Tara, voice-over:
deranged.

Tara: ...thanks to you
and your meddling.

You've already ruined
things with Vikram.

He didn't want you.

You should be grateful
I put an end to it.

You can stay
here with me.

I don't want to be
anywhere near you.

You have never known
a proper mother's love.

That's why you're
such a mess.

Get out of my way!

Aah!

[Thudding]

♪

I could tell right away
she was already dead.

Well, no.
[Inhales]

You see, that's another
lie you've just told us

because we know it took
her a long time to die,

so what the hell
were you doing,

just sitting there
watching her?

♪

[Celia gasping]

♪

[Long exhale]

Ridley: You could have
phoned the police,

telephoned an ambulance.

Could have told him
you were drugged.

You could have told
them what happened.

I saw what they
did to my mother.

Locked up
in that place.

I was never gonna
let that happen to me.

♪

Unh!

♪

So when did you go
to the narrowboat?

I waited
till it were dark,

and I walked
along the towpath.

While you were mulling
over framing Vikram Assi.

He thought he could
just write me off,

that I'd
disappear silently.

I mean, you were
willing to send him--

I mean, you wanted him
to go down for a murder.

He needed to be
taught a lesson.

[Scoffs]

Carol: I have spent my entire
career trying to get

women to be believed.

You've just made
my job that much harder.

You've just made
my job that much harder.

♪

This interview is
terminated at 2:58 p.m.

♪

Hey.

Thought I'd blag
a lift home.

Hmm. I think we can
manage that.

How'd it go today?

Yeah. Good.

Streets
never been so clean.

Dean.

Charged her?

Yeah. Murder,

perverting
the course of justice.

Never seen that coming.

Yeah. I guess sometimes

you just got to trust
your gut instinct.

Speaking of which.

Thanks, Ridley.

If you got a debt,
pay it.

Absolutely.

I'm gonna get home
to the family.

You do that.
Night, mate.

Hey, Annie.

Come on.

What's up?

You've been off
with me a couple
of days now.

Oh. Surprised
you even noticed.

You know--heh--

you know, if this is
about the other day,

I could step aside
from the club,

so you have
no distractions.

It's not just the club
that's the problem, Harry.

Are you seriously
giving me the brushoff

just because I might have
stepped on your toes?

Heh.

You know, I've had
a lot of fun,

but I think it's time
we ended things.

Ended things?
Yeah.

We're just getting
started, Annie.

I mean, I've got great
plans for this place.

Yeah, well, I've
made up my mind.

You know, this club
was on its knees

before I stepped in,
so a bit of gratitude

wouldn't go amiss.

I'll be grateful when
I see the back of you.

And What about
my stake in the club?

You owe me.

Ridley: We'll find a way
to pay you back.

[Door shuts]

Oh, your timing is
impeccable as usual.

Y-y-you two planned this
together, did you?

No, no, no, no.

You heard
the lady, though.

She wants you
to leave now.

And if I decide
not to sell?

Well, I might just
call some of my friends

in the Fraud Squad.

Got nothing to hide.

Really? You're as bent

as a dog's hind leg, Harry,
and you know it.

Speaking of which,

been meaning to
give you this back.

It isn't really me.

I think you're making
a big mistake, Annie.

Well, my club,
my rules.

You know where
the door is.

You know where
the door is.

I'll give it 6 months.

I need
a bloody drink.

Me, too.

So how exactly are we
gonna pay him back?

We're flat broke.

Yeah. I know, Annie,
but look.

You know, Marling's has never
let us down in the past.

You know,
some of his ideas
weren't half bad.

What, chandeliers?
Are you joking me?

There's no way--
Oh, I don't know.

What?
Get a couple
of chandeliers.

Heh heh heh.
[Glasses clink]

To Marling's.

To Marling's.

[Band playing]

♪

♪ Do you know why ♪

♪ You've got feelings
in your heart? ♪

♪ Don't let the fear
of feeling fool you ♪

♪ What you see sets you apart ♪

♪ And there's nothing
here to bind you ♪

♪ It's no way
for life to start ♪

♪ But do you know that tonight ♪

♪ The streets are ours? ♪

♪ Tonight, the streets
are ours ♪

♪ And these lights
in our hearts ♪

♪ They tell no lies ♪

♪

♪ Those people ♪

♪ They've got nothing
in their souls ♪

♪ And they make
our TVs blind us ♪

♪ From our vision
and our goals ♪

♪ Oh, the trigger of time,
it tricks you ♪

♪ So you have no way to grow ♪

♪ But do you know that tonight ♪

♪ The streets are ours? ♪

♪ Tonight, the streets
are ours ♪

♪ And these lights
in our hearts ♪

♪ They tell no lies ♪

♪ And there's no one else
can haunt me ♪

♪ The way that you can
haunt me ♪

♪ I need to know you want me ♪

♪ I couldn't be without you ♪

♪ And the light
that shines around you ♪

♪ No, nothing ever mattered
more than not doubting ♪

♪ No, nothing ever mattered
more than not doubting ♪

♪ That tonight the streets
are ours ♪

♪

♪ Do you know how ♪

♪ To kill loneliness at last? ♪

♪ Oh, there's so much
there to heal, dear ♪

♪ And make tears stains
of the past ♪

♪ But do you know that tonight ♪

♪ The streets are ours? ♪

♪ Tonight, the streets
are ours ♪

♪ These lights
in our street are ours ♪

♪ Yes, tonight ♪

♪ The streets are ours ♪

♪ And these lights
in our hearts ♪

♪ They tell no lies ♪

♪ But tonight,
the streets are ours ♪

[Cheering and applause]

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