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Robert, just a sec.
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Congratulations, Robert.
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Thank you.
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Well, running a London borough will be a
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damn sight more stimulating than this place.
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When do you go?
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As soon as I can get out of
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my contract.
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Do you see that?
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Scrape.
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Oh, dear.
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It's a dent.
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Second time it's happened this month.
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I wish I could get my hands on
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whoever did it.
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Well, it could be the space.
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People drive in, can't find anywhere to park.
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They get jealous, resentful.
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Got in yourself, I see.
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Yes, lucky.
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Two spaces allocated between four of us.
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Of course, if I get the promotion...
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Not a chance.
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Sorry, old chap.
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Inside information.
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They're dividing the department and splitting the job.
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My idea, I'm afraid.
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So unless you come on a bicycle, it'll
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be a tight squeeze.
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Excuse me.
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Always in a hurry, eh, Robert?
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Always.
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I've been meaning to ask you a trivial
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thing.
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Weren't you once a member of the M
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...G. Owners Club?
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Twenty years ago, yes.
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Why?
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Well, I've got this letter from some girl
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trying to trace an old member of the
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club.
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Well, it's been closed a long time.
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Trail?
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Why don't you give me the letter?
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I might be able to help.
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Right.
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I'm staying at the above address and would
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be very grateful for any information about the
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M.G. Club.
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Yours sincerely, Jane Fisher.
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May I?
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What are you looking for?
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The newspaper office.
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Broad Street.
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May I?
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It's this very narrow street running off the
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main square.
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Thank you.
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A holiday?
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Sort of.
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Do you live here?
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Twenty years too long.
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That's odd.
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Oh, I'm looking for someone who came here
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twenty years ago.
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What was the name?
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I don't know.
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Could make it rather difficult.
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Yes, but not impossible.
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I have various leads.
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Leads?
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You sound like a private eye.
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The man drove an M.G. I rode
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into town on a bicycle.
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Might one ask why you're trying to trace
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this nameless person?
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I can't say.
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It's someone who may not want to be
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traced.
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Sounds intriguing.
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Where are you from?
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Elmston.
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Oh, know it well.
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In fact, I wonder if I can help.
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Well, there used to be an M.G.
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Club.
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You said you rode a bike.
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So I did, but a friend of mine
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had an M.G. A real old banger.
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What was his name?
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Damn it, it's on the tip of my
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tongue.
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I'll remember it as soon as you've gone.
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Why don't you give me your phone number?
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It's just a rented room.
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There's no phone.
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I'm not trying to pick you up.
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I'll be around.
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Well, if I remember, I'll try and find
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you.
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Good luck with the detective work.
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I could be your doctor Watson.
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What's wrong, Robert?
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Why do you automatically assume something's wrong?
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I've never known you home at this time
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before.
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There's no point in flogging myself to death
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now that I'm leaving.
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I thought I'd do some gardening.
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Relax.
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I've never known you do that, either.
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Police are appealing for witnesses to an accident
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that occurred on Saturday, July the 22nd, 1967,
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between 11.30 a.m. and 1.00
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p.m. The
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girl was found lying near to a small
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intersection that joins Heathside Lane with Home Farm
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Road.
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She had apparently been knocked from her bicycle
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by a vehicle that failed to stop.
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The girl, Mary Wells, aged ten, was found
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to be dead on arrival at the cottage
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hospital.
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Fisher.
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Perhaps she's a cousin.
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I always wondered if that other car saw
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something.
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But she can't know the number.
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Otherwise, the police would have picked me up.
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Robert?
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I thought I'd do a bit of digging.
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Someone scraped your car.
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I know.
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It wasn't me.
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I wasn't there.
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Hello, Sherlock.
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Any more leads?
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I'm getting warmer.
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Really?
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Why do you want to know?
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Because I'm helping you, remember?
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Did you remember the name of your friend?
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Yes, that's why I've been looking for you.
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His name is Stuart.
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Was that his surname?
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Stuart French.
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And have you got an address?
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Patience, my dear Holmes.
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I'm still trying to trace him.
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If you find him...
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When I find him...
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And if he remembers who owned this MG,
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get in touch with me here, Mr...? Oh,
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call me Gerry.
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Jane.
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Jane.
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I must go.
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I'm hoping to collect some photographs, including one
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of the MG.
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Yeah, of course.
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Yeah, all right.
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I've brought it down.
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I've got it here, but it's just not
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possible, all right?
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Don't you know what it's like down here?
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It's complete chaos.
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It's just not going to work out.
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Yeah, they've got the artwork, but there's still
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no copy.
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Well, you try telling him.
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I've tried telling him until I'm blue in
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the face.
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No chance.
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No chance.
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The page has gone.
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No chance.
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He won't go in this week.
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Look, tell me what you've got, and I'll
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try and work something out here, all right?
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Yeah, go on.
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Go ahead.
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Robert!
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You look as if you've seen a ghost.
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A young one.
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I have to go.
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Ten seconds.
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I'm just taking this planning sketch into the
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Mercury, and in the caption I'm stressing that...
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Margaret?
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Nothing's ever happened to us, but it's all
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been bloody well photographed.
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No one could have seen the number.
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How the hell does she know?
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She must have gone round all the wedding
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photographers.
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Why they printed that one, I shall never
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know.
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What is wrong?
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Nothing's wrong.
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You startled me, and that's all creeping about.
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I thought you were out.
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Well, creep off, then.
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Margaret, I'm sorry.
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Please.
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I don't know what's the matter with you.
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Oh, Ali, it's just I've been all churned
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up.
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Churned up?
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Yes, leaving after all these years.
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Is that why you were looking at our
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old wedding photographs?
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Well, leaving makes you think about the past.
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Silly sentimental.
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No, it's not.
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It's not like you, that's all.
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Nor are these much.
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How different you look with glasses.
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God, look at my hair.
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Do you remember Rebecca?
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I said I'd like one like that.
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Well, pity you couldn't.
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Yes.
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You still haven't told me what you're churned
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up about.
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Well, this new job is a big jump,
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and although I've always been on the move
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here, I've been going up standing still, if
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you follow me.
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And, well, you were out, and so I
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thought I'd remind myself of this confident young
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man looking forward to life's journey.
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London's so different, you see.
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I don't know whether I'm capable of it.
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Of course you are.
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I think it's rather nice to see you
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have doubts.
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Well, of course I have doubts.
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You don't show them.
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No, I can't afford to.
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Perhaps that's why you're so successful.
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I just regret the children, or rather the
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lack of them.
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I'm sorry, I know you don't like me
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talking about it, and I know it's useless,
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my going on, but it's what I feel.
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I do regret it.
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Yes, well, it was just one of those
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things.
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Oh, it wasn't.
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Of course it was.
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You couldn't have them.
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I might have had one.
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Well, Margaret.
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I might.
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Yes, but the doctor said.
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That doctor.
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Well, he was a gynaecologist.
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He said there was some internal problem caused
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by, I don't know what.
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He explained it to you, not to me.
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You know more about it than I do.
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Yes.
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But he did say that there was considerable
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risk to the baby and to yourself, and
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I couldn't bear the thought of anything happening
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to you.
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I was quite capable of having a baby.
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I still am.
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All I did wrong was to show my
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doubts and give in to them, unlike you.
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I want to try.
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I still can't.
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Don't be stupid.
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I'm not being stupid.
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I'm sorry.
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That was an awful thing to say.
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I know how you must feel, darling, but.
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You do.
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Yes, I do, but there's an even greater
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risk now.
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I'll take it.
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Well, I won't.
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I want to take it.
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I do.
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Margaret!
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I don't want to spend another 20 years
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of my life trimming roses!
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Excuse me.
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Can you take this?
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Yeah, probably enough.
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Thank you.
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It'll mend.
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Will it?
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Of course it will.
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I didn't realise you still felt so strongly
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about all this.
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Neither did I.
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Now, why don't we go out tonight, hmm?
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We could go to the windmill, talk it
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out.
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I still haven't told you enough about London.
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I know it's a daunting prospect, but it'll
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also be bloody exciting.
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It's a far cry from trimming roses.
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You're bored out of your mind here, aren't
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you?
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That's it, isn't it?
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I shall miss the garden.
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There are houses with gardens in London, and
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we'll find one, I promise.
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It'll be a fresh start, a whole new
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life.
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Now, go on.
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Get changed.
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I'll be back in about an hour.
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You're not going out?
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Yes, it's just something I have to do.
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You know I can never relax when I
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have unfinished business.
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I'll do that.
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All right.
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Hello, can I come in?
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I have something to tell you.
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Well, I'm sorry to say the search is
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over.
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Oh, is it?
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Yes, I know everything.
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So you know the name of the man
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who drove the MG?
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Yes, his name's
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Robert...
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Would you like one?
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Yes, OK, thank you.
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Do you know, shall I tell you something
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funny?
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After I met you, it crossed my mind
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that you might be him.
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Did it?
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Did it really?
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Yes.
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You seemed a little too interested.
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Am I the first to know you've tracked
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Daniel Quarry?
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Yes, you are.
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Thank you for helping.
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I did nothing.
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Well, you found him too.
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Yes, I suppose I did.
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I can't
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bear to leave the papers anymore.
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Nasty work we're doing.
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Bit of a head?
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A bit.
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Nice evening, though, wasn't it?
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Yes, yes.
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Do you feel better after a chat?
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Yes.
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Excuse me.
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When I learned the truth about myself, I
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had to try and trace you.
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All I had to go on at first
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was your maiden name.
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Then the trail broke down until I thought
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of going to all the wedding photographers to
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find your married name.
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Of course, my foster parents will always be
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mum and dad to me, and you may
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not wish to see me.
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But I've wondered about you so often...
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It's a miracle.
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A miraculous coincidence.
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What is?
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That we were only talking about it yesterday.
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Talking about what?
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Robert, I have a confession.
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It's something that happened years ago, before I
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met you.
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It was why it was so difficult for
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me to have more children.
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I have a daughter.
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