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00:04:53How'd you have been?

00:04:54It feels like...

00:04:55What?

00:04:57Have you ever had a feeling that you've been somewhere like a memory of a place and you're

00:05:04not sure if you really went or just dreamt it? Real, but not real. Perhaps a bit of both?

00:05:12I think we all feel like that from time to time.

00:05:16I always say memories are like the mirrors that we remember things through.

00:05:22Alex, what happened?

00:05:25You were coming to see me and your father.

00:05:28It was dark and it was raining.

00:05:31I didn't want you to come, but you insisted.

00:05:34I had an accident.

00:05:36Yes, rather a serious one.

00:05:39You were airlifted to hospital.

00:05:42Oh, let's talk about this another time.

00:05:46No, please.

00:05:47You need to rest.

00:05:48Please, I just want to know what happened.

00:05:51They put you in an induced coma for six weeks.

00:05:56And then I came home?

00:05:57Yes, yesterday afternoon.

00:06:00I had suspected that there may be memory problems,

00:06:03so I took the decision for you to spend the duration of your recovery here, at home.

00:06:09Familiar surroundings and all that.

00:06:12I don't remember this room.

00:06:14You will.

00:06:14You will, I promise.

00:06:17Now, how about that tea?

00:06:19Yes.

00:06:21That'd be nice.

00:06:23How do you take it?

00:06:24Milk and two sugar.

00:06:24Wait, how did I remember that?

00:06:29I suppose it's what you could call progress.

00:06:31You did that on purpose, didn't you?

00:06:33I don't know what you mean.

00:06:36Now, how about that tea?

00:06:39Milk, two sugars.

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00:06:43Wait.

00:06:44Yes, dear?

00:06:44What if tonight I go to sleep and...

00:06:48And what?

00:06:49I forget.

00:06:52What if I forget everything that happened today?

00:06:55Mother will help you, remember?

00:06:58Always.

00:06:58Back in a jiffy.

00:07:14So, I phoned the hospital and I've arranged for you to have a scan on Thursday.

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00:07:22Can't you finish?

00:07:23No, I'm sorry.

00:07:24It's fine.

00:07:25It's fine.

00:07:39It's for the pain.

00:07:41I'm not even in the pain.

00:07:42Oh, that's because of this, silly.

00:07:45Come on.

00:07:46Arm.

00:07:49Now, you're just going to feel it a little scratch.

00:07:58That's better.

00:08:00Hold that.

00:08:03Now, you need to rest up.

00:08:05I see something down my head.

00:08:07Oh, I know how you feel.

00:08:12I know it's been awful, what's happened.

00:08:16But it's so good to have you home.

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00:09:12Mom!

00:09:22Mom!

00:09:31Hello?

00:09:40Is somebody there?

00:09:42Jesus, fuck.

00:09:53Mom?

00:10:12Nice and shine, Poppet. Right. How about some breakfast and a nice hot bath?

00:10:20Sounds good.

00:10:22Mum?

00:10:23Yes, dear?

00:10:25What was that about last night?

00:10:28Excuse me?

00:10:29Last night I heard when you were sat on the end of the bed. Last night.

00:10:36Oh, Rose, it's so good to have you back. We've missed you so much.

00:10:41Back in a jiffy.

00:10:44Okay.

00:10:58Do you want to come in?

00:11:00Come in.

00:11:01Yeah.

00:11:02Come in.

00:11:03I brought you some fresh towels.

00:11:06How was your breakfast?

00:11:09Nice. It was nice, thank you.

00:11:12Good.

00:11:16What is it, dear?

00:11:18How can I remember how I like my tea and not remember...

00:11:22Ah, well that's semantic memory. You're suffering from what they call retrograde amnesia and that affects your episodic memory.

00:11:33Semantic memories deal with things like memories of general knowledge. For example, I take it you know what fruit is.

00:11:41Whereas episodic memory deals with your memories of past events. And as you've got retrograde amnesia, unfortunately all the events leading up to the accident will be inaccessible to you.

00:11:58How long will it take to recover?

00:12:01Full memory recovery? It will take time. I think we'll have a clearer picture when they've done some follow-up tests.

00:12:13You've had a very serious knot to the head. It's going to take time. And you need to be patient and trust me.

00:12:23How long?

00:12:25It could be weeks. It could be months.

00:12:28Do you remember anything about the accident?

00:12:37Rose?

00:12:40It was dark.

00:12:43Yes. It was evening when you came here.

00:12:47I don't know. It was raining. I was upset.

00:12:51What else?

00:12:52There's nothing. There's nothing.

00:12:57Come on Rose. Try.

00:12:59It's just... I just...

00:13:02Rose?

00:13:04Don't just lie there wallowing in self-pity, feeling sorry for yourself.

00:13:09I'm not. It's just that...

00:13:11Oh, I'm sorry. It's...

00:13:13I just...

00:13:14What?

00:13:18I don't...

00:13:20Yes.

00:13:22I don't...

00:13:26Remember you.

00:13:29Phil!

00:13:34Well...

00:13:36As I said, it's going to take time.

00:13:39Call me when you want to get out.

00:13:52Rose!

00:13:53Rose! It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.

00:13:54Oh, I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have left you alone. Oh, my God. Thank you for goodness I got here on time. Oh, Rosie, Rosie, what would you do without money?

00:14:15There we are.

00:14:36There we are. Where's my father? Oh, your dad. He's a lovely old man. He's not himself

00:14:49anymore. What about my friends? Friends? Yeah. Have I got a phone? A phone? I must have

00:14:59had one, a mobile phone. There wasn't one in the belongings that I was given. Perhaps

00:15:05it was lost or damaged in the accident. Maybe. I just thought if I had a mobile phone

00:15:10I could contact my friends. Have they tried to call or have you told them? Do they know

00:15:14where I am? Yes, but they're all very eager to come and see you, but Rose, you've been

00:15:27in a very serious accident. You have so much to process. Too much. I can't have you inundated.

00:15:35Besides, what with Jamie coming tomorrow? What? Oh, who? Jamie is your fiancé. Fiancé? He's

00:15:51lovely. He's really lovely. Bless him, he's been so worried. I can't. You'll be just fine.

00:16:00Just fine. He just wants to see you. Anyway, he'll be here tomorrow afternoon. I'll go and get the hair dry before you catch a death of cold.

00:16:13I'll go and get the hair dry before you catch a death of cold.

00:16:20Mum, wait! Mum!

00:16:28I'm sorry. I... I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I have this. I'm sorry. I have it. I'm sorry. It's

00:16:56I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. I'm sorry.

00:17:01It's okay. It's Jamie.

00:17:05Yeah, that's me.

00:17:07My mum told me you were coming.

00:17:10Yeah, I got here about an hour a bit.

00:17:16I didn't mean to.

00:17:18No, no, no. It's fine. It's just a weird night.

00:17:23Where is she?

00:17:24Your mum, she went out somewhere.

00:17:27She said she wanted to give us some time alone.

00:17:30Did she say where she went?

00:17:32Something about medicine for your dad.

00:17:35She didn't think you'd wake up while she was gone.

00:17:41I'm already talking too much.

00:17:45Look, I really missed you.

00:17:50I was with you every day in the hospital.

00:17:53But, to hear your voice, finally.

00:17:59Sweet.

00:18:00I have my memory.

00:18:01I'm really sorry, I can't remember any.

00:18:04Yeah, your mum, she said your memory is...

00:18:09Shot to shit.

00:18:09Not her exact words, but...

00:18:12She said you don't remember much at all.

00:18:17I can remember some things.

00:18:21I mean, mostly basic, everyday stuff, but...

00:18:23I can't remember my mother.

00:18:26My father.

00:18:30Or you, I'm afraid.

00:18:31Yeah, that's pretty much what she told me.

00:18:39What do I do?

00:18:40You mean, what's your job?

00:18:42Yeah.

00:18:43You work at a bank in the city.

00:18:46That's how we met.

00:18:47A bank?

00:18:48Yeah, yeah, you're a cashier.

00:18:50And I'm a financial advisor.

00:18:53I advise customers on...

00:18:56Yeah, I know what a financial advisor is.

00:18:59Yeah, well, all in all, it's about as interesting as watching paint dry, but...

00:19:03I met you.

00:19:05It's the important thing.

00:19:06How long have we...

00:19:11Maybe your mum's right.

00:19:14We shouldn't rush this, that.

00:19:18I feel completely confused.

00:19:21I'm so alone.

00:19:25Four years.

00:19:27My God.

00:19:31We've been together for four years.

00:19:34It's okay.

00:19:36I can't even remember.

00:19:41I...

00:19:41Wow.

00:19:43I'm sorry.

00:19:44No, please.

00:19:46It will all come back.

00:19:48It will.

00:19:49Maybe we should just slow things down.

00:19:52My mother, she...

00:19:53What?

00:19:55I'm just trying to piece everything together.

00:19:57There's my father, and I...

00:19:58What about her?

00:19:59Well, I haven't even seen him.

00:20:02Rose, um...

00:20:04This is a bit difficult.

00:20:05No, please.

00:20:07Okay.

00:20:08Well, as far as I know, your dad had some kind of breakdown about two years ago, and that's

00:20:16when she retired.

00:20:16What kind of a breakdown?

00:20:18Look, Rose, don't take this the wrong way, but...

00:20:22Well, in a lot of ways, I'm in the exact same position as you.

00:20:29What do you mean?

00:20:30I've never even spoken to your mother before she phoned me about the accident.

00:20:38Hello, Jamie.

00:20:39I think we need to have a little talk.

00:20:41I'd be lying if I said you and I had an easy relationship.

00:20:51You were...

00:20:52How did your father put it?

00:20:54A bit of a free spirit.

00:20:56I'd have said you were reckless and a bit of a maddening.

00:21:01Hmm?

00:21:01Hmm.

00:21:02Tell me what you really think.

00:21:04So, we argue?

00:21:06Oh, Constance.

00:21:07The neighbours were always complaining.

00:21:09I don't...

00:21:10The thing is, you wanted to go off travelling.

00:21:16I had no objection to that.

00:21:17In fact, I encouraged it.

00:21:19I just wanted you to save, so that when you returned, you wouldn't be struggling.

00:21:26Oh, what's the point?

00:21:30You went off with your friends with virtually no preparation and not even a goodbye.

00:21:38How long?

00:21:39How long did we not speak?

00:21:43Well, Rose, when I saw you in the hospital, it had been ten years.

00:21:50Oh, my God.

00:22:20Oh, my God.

00:22:50She was yours when you were a little girl.

00:22:54You took her everywhere with you.

00:22:58Don't you remember?

00:23:00She was your bestest friend.

00:23:04Oh.

00:23:05I think she's missed you.

00:23:07I think.

00:23:10Hello, Rosie, Rosie, woo.

00:23:12Oh, please don't call me that.

00:23:14I've missed you so, so, so, so much.

00:23:18I've missed you, too.

00:23:22Why did you leave me all alone?

00:23:26Come on.

00:23:27You can tell me.

00:23:30I don't know.

00:23:31Well, guess what?

00:23:33I do.

00:23:35You do.

00:23:36Yes, of course.

00:23:38It's because you're a very, very naughty girl.

00:23:42And you don't do as you're told.

00:23:45You really upset your poor mother.

00:23:47Don't look at her.

00:23:50She can't help you now.

00:23:53Oh, come on.

00:23:54Come on, what, Rosie, Rosie, woo?

00:23:56Oh, please don't call me that.

00:23:59I think it's time you've started to take more responsibility for some of the things you've done.

00:24:07What things?

00:24:09I know a song you used to sing with mother.

00:24:14It's raining, it's pouring, the old man's snoring.

00:24:18He went to bed with a bob on his head and he didn't get up in the morning.

00:24:25And there's another one.

00:24:27There's another one.

00:24:28Oranges and lemons say the bells of St. Clement's.

00:24:32You owe me five farthings say the bells of St. Martin's.

00:24:38Will you please shut the fuck up?

00:24:40Bitch!

00:24:47Jesus.

00:24:50Oh, fuck.

00:24:55Oh.

00:24:58So, you can't remember it at all?

00:25:06I don't know, Jamie, I don't know.

00:25:08I feel like I'm losing my mind.

00:25:11Oh, yeah, that's right, I already have.

00:25:13Take it easy.

00:25:14I'm glad you're here.

00:25:16Well, here are the lovebirds.

00:25:20How is everything?

00:25:22Fine.

00:25:23Fine, thank you, Mrs. Baker.

00:25:24Oh, do call me Mum.

00:25:27Sure.

00:25:28Mum.

00:25:28I was just about to ask Jamie about our friends.

00:25:31You were?

00:25:32Yeah.

00:25:33Friends?

00:25:34Yeah, our friends.

00:25:36I really don't think that's a good idea.

00:25:39Nikki.

00:25:39I can call Nikki.

00:25:40Nikki.

00:25:41Yeah, Nikki.

00:25:41She's an absolute sweetheart.

00:25:43You and her go way back.

00:25:44Her boyfriend, Marcus, owes me a bit of money, actually.

00:25:46Nice guy.

00:25:47Bit of a dick, but nice guy.

00:25:48In all honesty, I really don't feel...

00:25:50No, no, no, no, no, do it.

00:25:52Call her.

00:25:53Nikki.

00:25:54She sounds lovely.

00:25:55Brill, maybe we can...

00:25:56No!

00:25:58Now, don't push it too far, Jamie.

00:26:01I understand how excited you are, and you too, Rose.

00:26:05But the brain is a fragile thing.

00:26:07Too much, too soon, and...

00:26:09Yeah, but Mum, surely a phone call wouldn't hurt.

00:26:13I have been a doctor of psychology for 38 years.

00:26:18Seven of those as a surgeon, and I've been a casualty doctor for four.

00:26:22Now, if anybody is going to know the best way to proceed, it's going to be me.

00:26:28Jamie, put the phone away.

00:26:32Now, perhaps you'd like to come and help me get some tea.

00:26:35Yeah, sure.

00:26:37I'll be back in a minute.

00:26:48So, I have a surprise for you.

00:27:10Oh, it's nearly going to serenade us again.

00:27:16No.

00:27:19What was it then?

00:27:20The obligatory baby photos!

00:27:23Oh, God.

00:27:25Oh, look at them!

00:27:27Look!

00:27:27Wow.

00:27:27Look at them!

00:27:28Look at these.

00:27:29Can I have a look?

00:27:30Don't you have any memories?

00:27:39No, yeah.

00:27:40Well, maybe this will.

00:27:42Back in the jimpy!

00:27:43What is it?

00:27:58What have I done to this family?

00:28:01What do you mean?

00:28:04You haven't done anything?

00:28:06No.

00:28:08Then why does she seem so...

00:28:11broken?

00:28:12She's all right.

00:28:21Yes, it is!

00:28:24Oh, oh!

00:28:28Eureka!

00:28:34Who's that in the photo next to me?

00:28:36Oh, me, of course.

00:28:38She's a dear little girl.

00:28:41What happened to it?

00:28:42Oh, I don't know.

00:28:43I've got the negative somewhere.

00:28:46I'd like to see it.

00:28:47Oh, well, perhaps you will at that.

00:28:52Anyway, I think that's enough excitement for today.

00:28:55I don't think that's a very good idea.

00:28:57Mum, it's a hell of a commute.

00:28:59I really don't want Jamie staying here.

00:29:01Call me old-fashioned.

00:29:02Come on, Mum.

00:29:03Let's face it.

00:29:04Given the current situation, I'm hardly going to be creeping around in the hallway, am I?

00:29:08I mean...

00:29:09You know what I mean.

00:29:10You know what I mean.

00:29:11You would be surprised what obstacles can be overcome when hormones are raging.

00:29:13Mum.

00:29:14This is the most uncomfortable moment in my life.

00:29:16Look, I can't stay anyway.

00:29:17I have to go back to work tomorrow.

00:29:18See?

00:29:19See?

00:29:20See?

00:29:21He's got work tomorrow.

00:29:22You wouldn't want him to lose his job, would you?

00:29:25Well, would you?

00:29:26No.

00:29:27No, of course not.

00:29:28Well, how's that settled then?

00:29:29I'll give you a moment to say goodbye.

00:29:30I'll give you a moment to say goodbye.

00:29:31Bye.

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00:30:18I have a spare phone and I'll be back in two days. I'll bring it and then we can stay in touch.

00:30:25Hello? Mum? Mum, I can't hear you. Mum, I think you've run me by accident. Hello?

00:30:50What?

00:31:20I think I'll pop to the shops this afternoon and get you some medication.

00:31:39OK. Like this? Of course, I blame myself. In fact, the whole thing's a bloody disaster.

00:31:58We never catch a break, do we, Rose? No. Spit! Not in the bath!

00:32:10Jesus! In the cup! For God's sake! Well, some things never change. You're just as irritating as you always were!

00:32:19Oh, I'm so sorry, Rose. Let me get you some fresh towels. Back in the diffie.

00:32:32Just you and me then. And we don't drown.

00:32:51Oh, my God.

00:32:52You really?

00:32:53You really don't have to forget.

00:32:56You're not happy.

00:32:58I am happy.

00:32:59Yeah.

00:33:00That's he's happy.

00:33:01Yeah.

00:33:03Yeah.

00:33:04Yeah.

00:33:05Yeah.

00:33:06I'm happy.

00:33:07You're trying to get me some good, but I do.

00:33:08I'm happy.

00:33:09I'm happy.

00:33:10You're trying to get me some shawl.

00:33:12I'm happy.

00:33:13I'm happy.

00:33:14I'm happy.

00:33:15I'm happy.

00:33:17I'm happy.

00:33:19I'm happy.

00:33:20Are you sure it's all right for me to leave you?

00:33:46Of course, I'll be fine, Mum.

00:33:49Rose, I'm sorry I hit you. I shouldn't have done. It won't happen again.

00:33:58It's okay. Don't worry about it. I'll be fine.

00:34:02I'll be back in a jiffy.

00:34:05Okay. Mum?

00:34:07Yes, dear? How long is a jiffy?

00:34:10About an hour.

00:34:12Okay.

00:34:13I'll be back before you know it, Poppet.

00:34:16Oh, Mum?

00:34:21Yes, dear?

00:34:22I love you. I love you, too.

00:34:25I love you.

00:34:26Not me.

00:34:27Not me.

00:34:29Not me.

00:34:31Not me.

00:34:34Not me.

00:34:35Oh, come on.

00:34:37Oh, come on.

00:34:50Right.

00:34:51Come on, Annie.

00:34:51Fuck it.

00:35:07Shit, shit, shit, shit.

00:35:37Oh, come on.

00:36:07Oh, come on.

00:36:37Come on, come on.

00:36:39All right.

00:36:40All right.

00:36:42All right.

00:36:45All right.

00:36:47All right.

00:36:52All right.

00:36:54All right.

00:36:56All right.

00:37:03All right.

00:37:05All right.

00:37:14All right.

00:37:16All right.

00:37:18All right.

00:37:19All right.

00:37:21All right.

00:37:22All right.

00:37:24All right.

00:37:26All right.

00:37:27All right.

00:37:29All right.

00:37:30All right.

00:37:32All right.

00:37:33All right.

00:37:35All right.

00:37:37All right.

00:37:38All right.

00:37:39All right.

00:37:40All right.

00:37:41All right.

00:37:42All right.

00:37:43All right.

00:37:44All right.

00:37:45All right.

00:37:46All right.

00:37:47All right.

00:37:48All right.

00:37:49All right.

00:37:50All right.

00:37:51All right.

00:37:52All right.

00:37:53All right.

00:37:54All right.

00:37:55All right.

00:37:56All right.

00:37:57You can't remember me, can you?

00:37:59I don't know, bits and pieces.

00:38:01I remember a garden party and...

00:38:03Yeah, that was Tim's fortieth.

00:38:05It was just before your accident.

00:38:07Tim?

00:38:09Yeah, Tim. He's my husband, Rose.

00:38:11I'm so sorry. I just can't...

00:38:13No, it's fine, please. Don't bother twice.

00:38:15It's...

00:38:17God, Rose, it's been about two weeks since I've seen you

00:38:19or heard from you and I've been so worried.

00:38:21God, there's just so much I need to answer you and...

00:38:25Oh, Rose, I'm sorry, but I just have so many questions.

00:38:28Me too.

00:38:29Yeah, I can imagine.

00:38:32Has my mum contacted you? Have you heard from her or...?

00:38:36Not since your initial...

00:38:37Well, the initial contact.

00:38:39She sent me an email, but that's literally your iPad.

00:38:42I haven't had anything since.

00:38:43There is something seriously wrong here.

00:38:45What is it that's wrong?

00:38:47I don't know, it's...

00:38:49Okay.

00:38:51I mean, I want to come and see you,

00:38:54but I mean, I suggested it to your mum, but she...

00:38:56She just flat out refused.

00:38:57She thinks it could damage me and, like,

00:39:00harm my recovery...

00:39:02Recovery process?

00:39:04Yeah.

00:39:05Rose, I'm not an expert, but that's not how it works, darling.

00:39:08What do you mean?

00:39:09Well, I mean, after we spoke to your mum,

00:39:11Tim did a bit of research and...

00:39:13Yeah.

00:39:14Sh, sh, sh, sh...

00:39:15Sh, sh..

00:39:24Sh, sh...

00:39:27Ah...

00:39:28Oh, my God.

00:39:50Oh, fuck.

00:39:52Oh, fuck.

00:39:54Oh, fuck.

00:39:58Oh, God.

00:40:00Oh, God.

00:40:28Oh, God.

00:40:30Oh, God.

00:40:32Oh, God.

00:40:34Oh, God.

00:40:36Oh, God.

00:40:38Oh, God.

00:40:40Oh, God.

00:40:42Oh, God.

00:40:44Oh, God.

00:40:58Oh, God.

00:41:00So were you able to get it then?

00:41:12Get it?

00:41:13The medication?

00:41:25This was out there.

00:41:27Oh dear Mummy, do you not remember putting it there?

00:41:31Oh well, perhaps your memory isn't what it once was.

00:41:36But then, as you say, the mind is a fragile thing.

00:41:46Would you like a cup of tea?

00:41:49Yes.

00:41:51And a biscuit.

00:41:57Oh, you're playing with Millie.

00:42:03Woo-dee, woo-dee, woo!

00:42:06Woo-hoo!

00:42:07Woo-hoo!

00:42:08There.

00:42:09How can we sell them in energy?

00:42:20Yeah.

00:42:29Yeah.

00:42:30Fuck you, Ninny.

00:43:00Rise and shine! How about a cup of tea?

00:43:20Yeah, it would be lovely.

00:43:24Mum, are you planning on going out today?

00:43:28What?

00:43:30I was just wondering if you had anyone going out?

00:43:34No, not today. You've got me all to yourself.

00:43:44So, Jamie's coming tomorrow. That'll brighten up your day.

00:43:48Yeah.

00:43:50He's a sweet boy. Pity I didn't know him before, though.

00:43:54Hmm, yeah.

00:43:56He's very good looking.

00:43:58I bet you can't wait to, you know...

00:44:00What?

00:44:02You know, make feet for children's stockings.

00:44:06What?

00:44:08Grinding the corn.

00:44:10What?

00:44:12Do you still find him sexually attractive?

00:44:14Mum, I don't...

00:44:16Come on, you can tell me.

00:44:18I'm your mother after all.

00:44:22So, we're going to have a nice roast.

00:44:26A roast?

00:44:28Yes, a roast chicken.

00:44:30Oh.

00:44:32I've just remembered.

00:44:34I really like roast lamb.

00:44:38I don't have any lamb.

00:44:40Oh, it's such a shame, because that's really what I wanted.

00:44:46Oh, well, you'll just have to make do with chicken.

00:44:48Oh, but don't you think you might be able to go and get me some?

00:44:52I don't even know where to go.

00:44:55You could go down to the shop that you went to yesterday.

00:44:58Oh, but that's too far to walk.

00:45:01You could drive.

00:45:03The car's been all put away for the night and everything.

00:45:07No, I can't. I can't go. I can't get lamb.

00:45:11No, but it would really mean everything to me.

00:45:14You should know that lamb is my favourite.

00:45:17I haven't got any mint sauce.

00:45:20Well, you get the mint sauce when you've got the lamb.

00:45:25I really don't feel like going all that way just to get lamb.

00:45:29Well, maybe you could do the weekly shop when you went.

00:45:32I haven't got time.

00:45:33Maybe you could make time if it mattered to you.

00:45:38I... I...

00:45:40It's not like I ask that often for things, Mum.

00:45:44True.

00:45:46Oh, does it? Can't you just make do?

00:45:50But we had chicken yesterday.

00:45:53Oh...

00:45:55Oh...

00:45:57I suppose so.

00:46:01Okay.

00:46:04I'll be back in a jiffy.

00:46:06Thank you, Mummy.

00:46:08Bye.

00:46:16I think I'm a vegetarian.

00:46:28Oh, fuck this.

00:46:30Yeah, I've got video, Handsome.

00:46:33I've got no one off.

00:46:39Yeah...

00:46:42Loveła.

00:46:53Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:46:54Oh, come on.

00:48:24What are you doing in here?

00:48:34What's my stuff doing in here?

00:48:35What's this about?

00:48:37It's for evidence.

00:48:38Evidence for what?

00:48:39Someone was killed in that crash, Rose.

00:48:42There was a woman in the car with you.

00:48:46You're lying.

00:48:47Go to your room now.

00:48:49No.

00:48:51Did I just tell you?

00:48:52You're a crazy bitch.

00:48:56My God.

00:48:58You monster.

00:48:59Go to your room now.

00:49:01No.

00:49:02I should apologize.

00:49:29It's fine.

00:49:30Forget about it.

00:49:32You were drunk when you got in the car.

00:49:35I managed to get your stuff back before the police did.

00:49:39You could go to prison, you know.

00:49:40I can't lose you as well as your father.

00:49:46You'll never be the same.

00:49:48I can't lose you too.

00:49:51It's fine.

00:49:53I forgive you.

00:49:55Oh, please, pop it.

00:49:57Move away from the door.

00:50:09Give mummy a cuddle.

00:50:11I think I'll sleep in your room tonight.

00:50:22Don't worry about it.

00:50:23I'll be fine.

00:50:24Oh, I think I will.

00:50:26Jamie coming tomorrow for Sunday dinner.

00:50:29It'll be marvellous.

00:50:31Like a real family.

00:50:32I know it's difficult sometimes, Rose, but I just want you to know, I love you, my rosy-rosy-woo.

00:50:45I love you too, mummy.

00:50:47Orangies and lemons say the bells of St. Clement's.

00:50:54I owe you five parties say the bells of St. Martin's.

00:51:00When will you pay me, says the bells of Stephanie.

00:51:05I do not know, says the great bell of both.

00:51:11I've got a chopper to chop off your head.

00:51:14I've got a candle to light you to bed.

00:51:16Oh, come on, come on, come on, come on.

00:51:38Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

00:51:51Hello?

00:51:56Hello?

00:51:59Is anyone there?

00:52:08Mom?

00:52:12Mom, what happened?

00:52:14Mom?

00:52:16What's happened?

00:52:18Mom?

00:52:38Mom?

00:52:50Mom?

00:53:08I don't know.

00:53:38There she is.

00:53:51Ooh, you've got a little bit of colour in your face today.

00:53:55Lovely.

00:53:58I've done my hair.

00:53:59Do you like it?

00:54:01That looks lovely.

00:54:04Ooh, that'll be Jamie.

00:54:07Back in the jiffy.

00:54:08Here she is.

00:54:19Thanks.

00:54:26Hey.

00:54:27Hi.

00:54:28Jamie bought wine.

00:54:30Just from the shop on the way in.

00:54:32Talking of that, how about a little tipple now?

00:54:35Jamie?

00:54:36Yeah.

00:54:37Rose?

00:54:38Oh no, you can't.

00:54:40I forgot.

00:54:41Back in the jiffy.

00:54:44Hey.

00:54:45Jamie.

00:54:46What?

00:54:49This is going to sound really, really crazy.

00:54:51What?

00:54:51That's not, that's not, that's not my mother.

00:55:03Is this?

00:55:05I'm being serious.

00:55:08What?

00:55:09Rose, I don't understand.

00:55:11You never met her before, did you?

00:55:13Before the accident?

00:55:14No, I...

00:55:15And when was the first time you, did you actually ever see me in a hospital?

00:55:19The first time I saw you was here in this house.

00:55:21Oh my God, look, just search it, Google it.

00:55:24Look, just look up.

00:55:25There was a girl in an accident and...

00:55:28What?

00:55:28I, I don't know.

00:55:30Look.

00:55:32She told me that I was in an accident.

00:55:36And she said that there was another woman that, that died.

00:55:40She said you were hit by a car.

00:55:42She said I was in a car crash.

00:55:44What?

00:55:46Your car is parked outside.

00:55:49Oh, fuck.

00:55:50Yeah, fucking hell.

00:55:53Oh, I don't know.

00:55:56Oh, look.

00:55:58What?

00:55:59Wait, wait.

00:56:01What?

00:56:06This is my mum.

00:56:11What?

00:56:12Who?

00:56:15Doreen.

00:56:18Wait, what?

00:56:20Rose.

00:56:22Mum.

00:56:24Doreen.

00:56:27Next fucking door.

00:56:29She's your neighbour.

00:56:32I should call the police.

00:56:36What do I do?

00:56:39Just go and see what she wants.

00:56:41Jeannie!

00:56:44Jeannie!

00:56:45Jeannie!

00:56:55Oh, come on, come on, come on.

00:56:58Pick up, pick up.

00:57:00Please, go, pick up, pick up.

00:57:04Oh, my God.

00:57:06Oh, thank God.

00:57:08Rose, hey!

00:57:10What is it?

00:57:10Are you okay?

00:57:11Clara, listen, I've got no time to waste at all.

00:57:13I need to know.

00:57:14Who is this?

00:57:17Um, Rose, that's your mum.

00:57:22And this, who's this?

00:57:27That's your mum's really, really weird neighbour.

00:57:29Um, Mrs Baker, I think her name was Doreen or something.

00:57:33Why?

00:57:34Why do you want to know?

00:57:35I need you to come here now, today.

00:57:38Okay, um, okay, I'm going to get my keys.

00:57:40Um, I'm coming now.

00:57:42What is it?

00:57:42What's wrong?

00:57:42Things are really fucked up.

00:57:45Please, hurry.

00:57:46Okay, um, Rose, I'm coming now.

00:57:49Where is your mum?

00:57:50I don't know.

00:57:50It's just me, my dad, that weird woman, and, well, Jamie, at least.

00:57:56Jamie, my fiancée.

00:58:05Rose?

00:58:06Rose, who the fuck is Jamie?

00:58:09Your mum was struggling with the bottle.

00:58:15Oh, uh, who's that?

00:58:17Clara.

00:58:18She, um, she doesn't like me very much.

00:58:26Never did.

00:58:29Jamie, did you bring your phone?

00:58:31Mm-hmm.

00:58:32I think we need to call the police now.

00:58:35We could.

00:58:38Jamie, um, when was the first time you saw me?

00:58:42Was it here, or was it in the hospital?

00:58:49Jamie, what's going on?

00:58:54If only you weren't so...

00:58:57Curious.

00:58:59She was on the phone to that Clara.

00:59:01Oh, Clara.

00:59:02I never did like that girl.

00:59:04She's on her way here now.

00:59:06Then we'll have to deal with her the same way we dealt with your mother, won't we?

00:59:09Ha.

00:59:11Hmm.

00:59:12I expect you're wondering what this is all about.

00:59:16You see, retirement can be so boring at times.

00:59:22And jealousy is a very dangerous thing.

00:59:26And the desire to have a daughter can be overwhelming.

00:59:31It was your mother, you see.

00:59:34She was suffering from sleeplessness, full-blown insomnia.

00:59:37She needed help.

00:59:39Hypnosis.

00:59:40To calm her down.

00:59:42And rewire the brain, if you like.

00:59:46Then I had a thought.

00:59:48An idea.

00:59:51You see,

00:59:52it can be so disappointing to have a son

00:59:55when you've always wanted a daughter.

00:59:57It's funny what life gives you, isn't it?

01:00:13A mother who wants a daughter and a daughter who doesn't want a mother.

01:00:17You should have seen her cry over you so many times.

01:00:23And you should have seen her expression once she realized she'd been quite literally stabbed in the back.

01:00:31I'm told it's quite the sensation.

01:00:36I'm told it's quite the sensation.

01:00:37I'm told it's very silly.

01:00:38I'm told it's quite a time.

01:00:39I'm told it's quite a minute.

01:00:39I'm told you, Mom.

01:00:40I'm told you, Mom.

01:00:40Mom?

01:00:41Hello?

01:00:41Mom?

01:00:42Mom?

01:00:43Mom?

01:00:44Mom?

01:00:44Hello? Mum?

01:00:56Hypnosis. Suggestion. It's a bit crude, but it works.

01:01:02I once had a client who had an irrational fear of heights.

01:01:05He's a pilot now. Can you believe it?

01:01:09I wanted your mother to reach out to you, to change things, so I could have a daughter.

01:01:18I won't be your daughter, not ever. I don't want you as a daughter.

01:01:26I had hoped the whole process could be done more bearably, but it wasn't to be.

01:01:34I just wanted a new life, a better life for all of us.

01:01:39What the fuck are you talking about?

01:01:42There are other ways of getting a daughter.

01:01:46Jamie, run the bath.

01:01:51You really should have given him a go.

01:01:54Couldn't, even if I wanted to, which I don't.

01:01:57Oh, your legs. Oh, my dear, they're fine. It's just the relaxant. The effects will wear off. Eventually.

01:02:08You fucking...

01:02:10Yes. Yes. It was to be the miracle of the century.

01:02:16You start walking again and you fall into the arms of my dopey son.

01:02:23Hypnosis.

01:02:24Yeah. That and a cocktail or two, to suppress certain brain functions.

01:02:31How?

01:02:33Would you like a cup of tea?

01:02:36You fucking...

01:02:37That's my girl. You've got bigger balls than Jamie.

01:02:44But it wasn't to be.

01:02:46Oh, it's your father bringing some refreshments.

01:02:53Oh, some music.

01:02:59Oh, you were the top of the class. You had me hoping for destiny.

01:03:19But I was wrong.

01:03:21Just what did I see?

01:03:31Believe me, I didn't know.

01:03:33I couldn't see what's in front of me.

01:03:39A mortal fuck

01:03:41No, I can't believe

01:03:45You were the ghost of what you used to be

01:03:59Oh, no

01:04:00You'll see

01:04:02How we have vengeance

01:04:06You'll remember me

01:04:09Yes, I know

01:04:10You'll remember me

01:04:15And now the tables have turned

01:04:22The road is over now

01:04:26Now you will see

01:04:30The worst side of me

01:04:35You were the light of my life

01:04:40Well done, Bobby

01:04:41You had me hoping for death

01:04:45Stunned me

01:04:47But I was wrong

01:04:50Just what did I see?

01:04:55Oh, no

01:04:56Oh, no

01:04:58Not me

01:05:00You are the ghost of what you used to be

01:05:07Oh, no

01:05:08You'll see

01:05:10I will have vengeance

01:05:14You'll remember me

01:05:16Oh, no

01:05:18Not me

01:05:20And now the time's gone

01:05:25To admit what you've done

01:05:27Yes, I know

01:05:29You'll remember me

01:05:33Now, I shouldn't keep this open for too long

01:05:49Or it will spoil

01:05:50I had hoped, of course

01:05:54That Jamie would give you a child

01:05:56By more conventional means

01:05:58But

01:05:58Me, it must

01:05:59Oh, the smell of the future

01:06:06Oh, my God, no

01:06:13No

01:06:15Get her legs

01:06:17No

01:06:17You are the messy of me

01:06:32What have you done?

01:06:34You fucking monster

01:06:35Get out

01:06:36Get out of there

01:06:37No

01:06:38No

01:06:38We need to clean up

01:06:44Get off me

01:06:45Get out

01:06:46Get out

01:06:47Get out

01:06:48Get out

01:06:49Get out

01:06:50Get out

01:06:51Get out

01:06:52Get out

01:06:53Get out

01:06:54Get out

01:06:55Get out

01:06:56Get out

01:06:57Get out

01:06:58Get out

01:06:59Get out

01:07:00Get out

01:07:01Get out

01:07:02Get out

01:07:03Get out

01:07:04Get out

01:07:05Get out

01:07:06Get out

01:07:07Get out

01:07:08Get out

01:07:09Get out

01:07:10Get out

01:07:11Get out

01:07:12Get out

01:07:13No!

01:07:21Fuck you!

01:07:43Jamie!

01:07:47What did you do?!

01:07:49No! Jamie!

01:07:51Jamie!

01:08:13What did you do?

01:08:15I didn't know how to do it.

01:08:17Oh!

01:08:19Oh!

01:08:21Oh!

01:08:23Oh!

01:08:27Oh!

01:08:29Oh!

01:08:33Oh!

01:08:39Oh!

01:08:41No!

01:09:11Oh, come on.

01:09:41Into your back is the most painful way to do.

01:10:02Let's have a cuddle!

01:10:11Let's have a cuddle!

01:10:41Let's have a cuddle!

01:10:50Let's have a cuddle!

01:10:56Let's have a cuddle!

01:11:11Let's have a cuddle!

01:11:20Let's have a cuddle!

01:11:26Let's have a cuddle!

01:11:41Let's have a cuddle!

01:11:46Let's have a cuddle!

01:11:53Let's have a cuddle!

01:11:56Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:01Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:11Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:16Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:26Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:31Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:41Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:46Let's have a cuddle!

01:12:52Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:02Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:07Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:13Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:23Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:28Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:34Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:54Let's have a cuddle!

01:13:59Let's have a cuddle!

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01:17:02When you were the top of the class

01:17:15You had me hoping for destiny

01:17:18But I was wrong

01:17:23Just what did I see?

01:17:28Believe me, I didn't know

01:17:34I couldn't see what's in front of me

01:17:38A mortal fuck

01:17:42No, I can't believe

01:17:47Oh no, I'm not the one

01:17:54You are the ghost of what you used to be

01:18:00Oh no, you'll see

01:18:04I will have vengeance

01:18:08You'll remember me

01:18:10Yes, I know

01:18:12You'll remember me

01:18:16And now the tables have turned

01:18:23The road is over now

01:18:27Now you will see

01:18:31The worst side of me

01:18:37You were the light of my life

01:18:43You had me hoping for destiny

01:18:49But I was wrong

01:18:52Just what did I see?

01:18:59Oh no, not me

01:19:03You are the ghost of what you used to be

01:19:09Oh no, you'll see

01:19:12I will have vengeance

01:19:16You'll remember me

01:19:19Oh no, not me

01:19:22And now the time's come

01:19:26To admit what you've done

01:19:28Yes, I know

01:19:30You'll remember me

01:19:52You're the ghost of what you used to be

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