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00:00If he's anything like my husband, he'll have them off in five minutes.
00:17Well worth a month's wages then.
00:19Ha ha ha!
00:26Patrol cart.
00:29They like to let me know they know where I am.
00:40You should phone to Butler.
00:45I've been sweating up since I last lesson.
00:48Is your week busy?
00:53Always.
00:54I'm afraid Easter Monday after we shift.
00:58I'm afraid I'm not.
01:01I'd better go.
01:07I think about you all the time.
01:21Do you have a spare thought for this pair of old hat?
01:26Hmm.
01:27I've got better things to be thinking about Michael like now.
01:32I'm dirty.
01:33I don't know.
01:34I don't know.
01:35I don't know.
01:36I don't know.
01:37I don't know.
01:38I don't know.
01:39I don't know.
01:40I don't know.
01:41I don't know.
01:42I don't know.
01:43I don't know.
01:44I don't know.
01:45I don't know.
01:47I don't know.
01:48Look, I'm just giving the child a lift with everything that's happening at home.
01:52Do you think you could give free school dinners?
01:54It's too much.
01:55Sitting with them at break.
01:57The lifts.
01:58Now dinners.
01:59It's up to Mrs McGiorn to feed her children.
02:01If she can't do that, she shouldn't have had them.
02:03Betty does feed them.
02:04She's just struggling.
02:05Betty?
02:06I meant Mrs McGiorn.
02:07Stay away from the McGiorns.
02:10My 22-year-old mom was shot dead in an ongoing shoot between the ANLA and the official
02:20IRA.
02:21The Protestant Action Force shot two men in a bar up a new lodge.
02:25Okay.
02:26Well, what about some good news?
02:28Like, who's number one in the charts?
02:32My daddy's getting better.
02:34He can nearly let his own fag now.
02:46What?
02:47How's about you, Kusla?
02:48I'm good, thanks, Fidel.
02:49This is wee Davey McGiorn.
02:51I believe your friends are acquainted with his daddy.
02:55I'm sorry to hear about your daddy, ma'am.
02:58I'm sure his daddy will be delighted to know that you're concerned.
03:01But, um, no Easter eggs this year.
03:04Because he's not working.
03:06But, ma'am, I got in too many and I'm not sure if now.
03:09Thanks, mister.
03:11Okay, let's go.
03:12Okay, let's go.
03:13Okay, let's go.
03:14Thanks, mister.
03:15Okay, let's go.
03:16Okay, let's go.
03:17Okay, let's go.
03:18Okay, let's go.
03:19Okay, let's go.
03:20Okay, let's go.
03:21Maybe Tommy will go back next year.
03:22He's over 16.
03:23He can go back next year.
03:24He's over 16.
03:25He can go back next year.
03:26He's over 16.
03:27He can do what he likes.
03:28He's hardly here anymore.
03:29Knocking about with his cousins.
03:31Bad news, them boys.
03:32Here, bring this up, Tim.
03:33Try and talk about it.
03:34Okay, let's go.
03:35Okay, let's go.
03:36Okay, let's go.
03:37Okay, let's go.
03:38Okay, let's go.
03:39Maybe Tommy will go back next year.
03:40He's over 16.
03:41He can do what he likes.
03:42He's hardly here anymore.
03:43Knocking about with his cousins.
03:44Bad news, them boys.
03:45Here, bring this up, Tim.
03:46Try and talk a bit of sense in, Tim.
03:47Yeah.
03:48Yeah.
03:49I know what I find.
03:50I know what you've been waiting and I've known you guys.
03:51I'm just like that.
03:52I know what you've been waiting for.
03:53I know you've got to be waiting for them.
03:54I know you have to be waiting for them.
03:55And you can go back next year.
03:56Maybe Tommy will go back next year.
03:57He's over 16.
03:58He can do what he likes.
03:59He's hardly here anymore.
04:00Knocking about with his cousins.
04:01Bad news, them boys.
04:02Here, bring this up, Tim.
04:05Try and talk a bit of sense in, Tim.
04:06Yeah.
04:07I know what you've been waiting for,
04:09I know you've been waiting for,
04:11I'd come wearing gifts.
04:18Go on. You're never too old for a cream and egg.
04:29So you're leaving school?
04:32You're so close to the end, Tommy.
04:35Would you not just suffer it out for the next few weeks?
04:38Sit the exams at least.
04:42Daddy sitting down there with a bag of piss strapped to his leg.
04:45You're not working again.
04:47Schools of luxury I can't afford.
04:50Yeah, but you get a couple of A-levels.
04:53You can earn a bit of money.
04:55Go to university.
04:57Have some real prospects.
05:00What prospects would they be?
05:08I hope the painter's catch ever did this soon.
05:11Yeah, I will.
05:13Best find them before I do.
05:17I'm going to say Happy Easter to you, Granny.
05:21Marianne's put on a quirl out of weight.
05:24You've got to help yourself, can't you?
05:26Granny!
05:28Hello, girls. You look beautiful.
05:30Look who we brought.
05:31Go watch TV.
05:32Ooh!
05:34Happy Easter.
05:35I love your hair.
05:36Happy Easter to you.
05:37Happy Easter to you.
05:39Nice.
05:41Oh, look at that.
05:43Oh, give us here, Eamon.
05:45I'll bring you a wee Bicky.
05:46I'll bring you a wee Bicky.
05:55Are we all out of knives?
06:02To Daddy.
06:04Second Easter with her.
06:06To Daddy.
06:08God rest his soul.
06:16Tuck in.
06:25Oh, Jesus.
06:26What?
06:28Do you have a potato and garlic?
06:29Yeah, sure you do.
06:31I stink like a froggy for the day.
06:33I fry up a wee bit of bacon.
06:35It's delicious, Kishla.
06:36I don't like it, Mummy.
06:37Just eat your potatoes.
06:38I like it.
06:44Girls, where are you going?
06:45Girls, where are you going?
06:46Girls, where are you going?
06:48I just wanted to say Happy Easter.
06:51And hear your voice.
06:54I can't stop thinking about you.
06:58I spared you what you thought last night.
07:00As I was lying in bed.
07:02Oh, yeah.
07:04I thought about you first thing this morning when I woke up.
07:08When can I see you again?
07:10I'm working on it.
07:11We'll work harder.
07:13I can't wait.
07:14Sorry, I have to go.
07:17Oh, I'm hanging up from the ceiling.
07:19What are you doing?
07:21Is she on the phone?
07:22She's on the phone.
07:23She's on the phone.
07:24She's not talking.
07:30Who was it?
07:31Jerry.
07:32Who's Jerry?
07:33Someone special?
07:34The wee teacher she's been staying out all night with.
07:36What's going on?
07:37Nothing.
07:38Better not be.
07:39Leave her alone.
07:40She's a single girl.
07:41And she'll bloody stay single as well.
07:42Giving it away for nothing.
07:43I have no privacy.
07:45Do you see her?
07:46We have some news.
07:47Please?
07:56Well, I should let you tell them, Ian.
08:00I think we've guessed.
08:04When?
08:05The end of July?
08:06Yeah.
08:07August.
08:08Five months gone.
08:09Five months.
08:10Five months.
08:11All right, come on girls.
08:12Let's go.
08:13Even.
08:14No praise to her.
08:15Five months gone.
08:19Five months.
08:36All right, let's go.
08:38Evening.
08:39Don't praise her.
08:41They're on the way there to the golf club, I know they are.
08:44Is it any wonder they left?
08:46Her ma was probably told to mum and RM and pulled out of her.
08:49That's disgusting.
08:52And why did you tell them about me?
08:54I'm a grown woman who's entitled to your private life.
08:57Don't be so childish.
08:58Me, childish?
09:00I'm sure you're the one who has to be put to bed night after night.
09:03And why do you run in bed?
09:04It's both of them myself.
09:06Hey.
09:07If you If you're a full princess.
09:09Have you loved her?
09:10My son?
09:11She's human?
09:12Where are you going?
09:13Happy and puppy maternals.
09:14Dear子 is father, Bill, you tied
09:18Thanks, Miss Lavery.
09:25That's weaker.
09:27He's a gag.
09:28Daddy's gonna love us long.
09:30At least you all got together.
09:31Neither of our families would have us.
09:33That's their last betty.
09:34Oh.
09:37I hope you love it as much as I did.
09:41Thanks.
09:42Mandy, take this through to daddy.
09:48Can we have our eggs for the man now?
09:53Well, you can really thank Miss Lavery for them.
09:56Thanks, Miss Lavery.
10:00Here you go.
10:04You've been awful good to us this last while.
10:07I just want you to know that me and Seamus, we really appreciate it.
10:10Thanks.
10:18That garlic's been repeatin' on me since yesterday.
10:42Seamus McGillan said thank you very much for the easter eggs.
10:44Please don't be, girl.
10:47You can't just say what you want anymore.
10:49Do you want to get us burnt out?
10:50I want his people to know what they've done.
10:52You should see the state of shamey aiming his mess.
10:55You've been to their house?
10:57Is it bogging?
10:59Not immaculate?
11:00It's the people throwing dogshade at the russian line that are bogging.
11:03Just keep your oar right.
11:04You're wrong, girl.
11:18Jimmy?
11:19All right, Jimmy.
11:25Here, I've managed to wrangle.
11:27A couple of bars free.
11:30You finishing seeing it right?
11:31I'm going to the pictures.
11:32With who?
11:35The jerry.
11:38Fangaro princess.
12:02Nice braw as me.
12:07Is that the boy that had you out all night?
12:10Eamon, this is Jerry.
12:11Jerry, this is my brother, Eamon.
12:13Jerry's a lead supporter.
12:15Is that a good thing here?
12:18Get you a drink on the house.
12:19What's your poison?
12:21I ain't doing it.
12:21Er, your best.
12:24First, don't I?
12:24Chas.
12:25Chas.
12:25Go get him, you know.
12:28Decent bloke.
12:28Putty about the blues.
12:29Brunton, I'll get this.
12:30Go.
12:34Well, how's it about you?
12:37Hello again.
12:37We're going to see Cabaret.
12:40Lavery's not seen it yet.
12:42Is that so?
12:50Hey.
12:51He's rather taken with you.
13:02Are you serious?
13:06I appear to be jealous.
13:09Which is, er...
13:11Yeah, not a helpful development.
13:14Yeah, well...
13:16I never know where you are,
13:17what you're doing,
13:18so I won't be taking myself
13:20to a nunnery any time soon.
13:21Wait.
13:22Oh, no.
13:35Here.
13:36You can phone me at the flat
13:38any time.
13:40I'm sorry that things aren't different.
13:46I don't know where you are.
13:56Eamon said I rang you
13:57during dinner yesterday.
13:59You did?
14:02I said I did.
14:04I did it.
14:06You did.
14:16You owe me, lover.
14:21Don't do me your quick fee.
14:23You should be so lucky.
14:39How do you respond to the criticism
14:41that you're blatantly encouraging terrorism
14:43by representing members of...
14:44Let me be clear.
14:45I am defending Conan Kelly,
14:47Michael McAlevey,
14:48and Patrick Coyle
14:48because they are not members of the IR.
14:51They are, however,
14:52like most Catholic youths in Belfast,
14:53in danger of being recruited.
14:55They have no work
14:56or future prospects open to them.
14:57And if they get into trouble,
14:59they have no hope of justice,
15:00and they know it.
15:00That case will burn anyone
15:01who goes near it.
15:02They have nothing to lose.
15:04That'll play them.
15:06No one else is speaking up
15:07for those boys.
15:09His poor wife, so...
15:11His life with him
15:12wasn't hard enough.
15:13To Anna Butler.
15:18He's Shavonda Butler.
15:24Do you know her?
15:26I know of her.
15:28They were talking in the hairdressers.
15:31She wouldn't be one per circulation,
15:32if you know what I mean.
15:33No, I don't know what you mean.
15:34The nerves.
15:35I told you before.
15:37On the drink.
15:37Any wonder?
15:41A string of affairs
15:42and how you just carry on.
15:44Affairs?
15:45Aye.
15:46Women go silly for him.
15:47And he doesn't deny himself.
15:50His wife would be
15:50the only one who doesn't know.
15:58You planning on peeling
15:59that we spot into oblivion.
16:10Hello?
16:11I want to see you.
16:13Now.
16:14My dear mummy,
16:30help me figure out
16:30who Shavonda Butler is.
16:35Do you want a butler?
16:36Why did you not say
16:40when I asked?
16:44Because I
16:45keep all that separate.
16:48It's very neat,
16:49very Protestant.
16:50Don't.
16:51Apparently,
16:52I'm the only one
16:52that doesn't know
16:53that you're a complete womaniser.
16:54How little
16:57your friends
16:59must think of your wife
17:00that they
17:00scarcely
17:02bought an eyelid
17:02while you prayed me around.
17:04My wife
17:05is no concern of yours
17:06and
17:07should not
17:10come between us.
17:11And your other women?
17:14Are they any concern
17:15of your poor wife?
17:16Do you really want
17:17to have this conversation?
17:17Yeah, I do.
17:19Yeah.
17:23Then
17:23I would counter
17:24that this
17:25attack of conscience
17:26hasn't been triggered
17:27by any concern
17:27for my wife's dignity
17:28but by the realisation
17:31that you're not
17:31the only woman
17:32that I've been with
17:32outside of my marriage.
17:39Fuck off.
17:42Kushla.
17:44Kushla!
17:44Excuse me.
18:01What's a soldier done, miss?
18:11Nothing.
18:12It's not for today.
18:13A traitor.
18:13She sleeps with the army.
18:14Sean?
18:15Not for class.
18:16They used to heat up the tar.
18:18I'm not Sean!
18:19That's mine, miss.
18:19I have to hang back up
18:20so my sister doesn't get any ideas.
18:22Mummy says
18:23guards go silly
18:23for boys in uniform.
18:24After class.
18:25Let's move on, please.
18:27Miss, I don't think...
18:28You too, Davy.
18:36Art supplies away, please.
18:37Oh, I'm not 100% today.
18:49You're 100% hungover.
18:51Big juicy eyeballs on you.
18:53You're so spiky right there.
18:56I hope you're not that mean
18:58to purr, Jerry.
19:00How about you?
19:02Maybe that's why
19:03it's not calling.
19:04And now entering the arena
19:11and you have
19:12the German shepherds
19:13of the peace...
19:13Are you a love addict?
19:15How to stop stifling
19:17your feelings
19:17and become
19:18a truly sexual woman?
19:21Mother of God,
19:22how do people
19:23waste their money
19:23on this shirt?
19:24What are you stealing
19:25from the hairdressers?
19:29Are you a love addict?
19:31You haven't gone five feet
19:32from that phone
19:33in a week.
19:33You and Jerry fighting
19:36or what?
19:47Hello?
19:48Don't hang up.
19:50Can I talk to you?
19:52Maybe.
19:54I want to make it right.
19:57Are you in the pub?
19:58Aye, yeah, yeah.
20:00I came in looking for you.
20:01I can be there
20:03in five minutes.
20:06I couldn't get away.
20:10And I thought you hated me.
20:17Okay.
20:17Who was that?
20:29Jerry.
20:30I'm going to go and see him now.
20:32So he's forgiven you, has he?
20:34I'll click later.
20:37Well, just give me
20:38myself a wee top up,
20:41stave off the hunger.
20:42I'm sorry.
20:43I'm sorry.
20:44Maybe.
20:44I don't have a
21:07I don't know.
21:37No tears today, I hope?
21:53No. I was just catching up with a friend.
21:56Oh, you're popular tonight.
21:58Your mother just let in a young fella.
22:00Presumably not for her.
22:02I must be the other school teacher.
22:04We're planning a disco, so let's all go.
22:06Night.
22:07Good night.
22:12Your only man's in there.
22:14Uh, communication breakdown.
22:16I must have gone to the wrong pub.
22:20Who?
22:21Tommy.
22:23Expect a Michael.
22:28Relax.
22:29That time I've phoned.
22:30See a Michael?
22:30Is everything okay at home?
22:44Ah, same.
22:48Oh.
22:48Best book I've ever read.
22:52Hmm.
22:53Darkly, but...
22:54Good.
22:57Keep in common.
23:02You know, book lovers like you...
23:03should really stay in school, Tommy.
23:06Um, I'll see you later, yeah.
23:14Yeah, I'll see you later.
23:16Yeah.
23:16I'll see you later.
23:18Thanks.
23:18I'm going to be dancing.
23:19That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right.
23:24That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, really love your time in life.
23:30That's me, that's me, that's me, that's me, really love your time in life.
23:35Really love your time in life.
23:37Oh, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
23:39Constable Peters, this is Kursle, the P4 teacher.
23:42Miss Lambert, I reckon you're pub the odd time.
23:45Oh, yeah? Will you be dancing?
23:47I have a few impressive moves and I'd bust them out for you if you're lucky.
23:50It's not me you're trying to impress.
23:52Isn't it?
23:56Chatting up pillars? Risky.
23:58You're just jealous.
23:59If he was chocolate, he'd eat himself.
24:06Jerry, I can't dance.
24:07Yeah, I can see that.
24:09But I'm brilliant, darling.
24:21Jerry!
24:24The disco killer can't take his eyes off you.
24:27What have you done?
24:28Guilty being too attractive.
24:32I mean it.
24:33He's watching it.
24:35Billy, don't be a hero.
24:37Don't be a fool with your life.
24:42Billy, don't be a hero.
24:45Come back and make me your wife.
24:49And as Billy started to go, she said, keep your pretty head long.
24:57Billy, don't be a hero.
25:00Come back to me.
25:04Here, did you see Penny's got her own solo show next month?
25:07Well done, you.
25:09Yeah, we're going for salon style.
25:10Clattered walls.
25:11A few new pieces of sculpture.
25:13That's brilliant.
25:14Come on in.
25:17You should both come.
25:19Thank you, Penny.
25:20Come on in.
25:22Old Nigel Prendergast.
25:23Yes, potato nose.
25:24Oh!
25:25That was his nickname.
25:26Well, he appeared before the judge on a direct driving charge
25:29and he refused to recognise the court.
25:32And when he was asked to explain himself, he said,
25:35well, he's been painted since the last time I was here.
25:38Oh, no, he didn't say that.
25:39No, he didn't.
25:40Ridiculous.
25:41I don't get it.
25:42Bloody hell, Jane.
25:43Refusing to recognise the court.
25:46Like the IRA.
25:47Prisoners do.
25:48Gunmen and bombers.
25:50Thinking they're being treated unfairly.
25:52Well, being denied a jury is unfair.
25:54Listen, don't get started on the diplock courts, right?
25:56I'm trying to digest my food here.
25:58They would not be tolerated anywhere else in the UK.
26:00Kelly McAlevey and Coyle murdered.
26:02Those RUC men.
26:03Those boys were picked out of a line-up
26:05by a witness who can only be described as unreliable.
26:07Oh, good old Michael.
26:09Defending the indefensible.
26:10Coyle.
26:11Why don't you start before these two do?
26:14Yeah.
26:16Erm...
26:17I was...
26:18There are some words that I would like to know.
26:21Far away.
26:24Propaganda.
26:27Moscow.
26:30Internment.
26:32Immhornu.
26:35Terrorist.
26:37Escape lawyer.
26:39Just stop it.
26:42Please.
26:47Why don't we go back to where you left off last time.
26:50You were telling us how to make a noun slender.
26:53The masculine and feminine.
26:54Remember?
26:56Okay.
26:58Friend of the lawyer.
27:00Is that feminine?
27:01And slender.
27:04Currently adore it.
27:07It's masculine actually.
27:09Are you alright tonight, Victor?
27:11I'm fine.
27:17That was fun.
27:19Victor was going to me, not you.
27:22He'll never forgive the IRA for Bloody Friday.
27:25He was one of the first journalists on the scene.
27:28And...
27:30He smelled burnt flesh and saw body parts
27:31and shoveling the bin bags.
27:33Jesus.
27:38His problem was with the IRA, not with all Catholics.
27:41Yeah, but it's an interesting choice of words, though.
27:44I'll associate it with my lot.
27:46And you can't deny that I'm a source of ridicule dear friends.
27:48I'm the token teague.
27:50I dislike that word.
27:51What do you prefer?
27:52Hey, Finian, Mick.
27:53Don't be flippant.
27:55What?
27:56Am I the first Tate?
27:58I betcha I am.
27:59Does it make you feel better that you're doing it for community relations?
28:01Look, Cushion.
28:02Please.
28:03I should've told him to fuck off.
28:05Instead of sitting there like a good little native,
28:07letting him humiliate me.
28:12Let's go to Dublin for the weekend.
28:15What?
28:17Take the take to taketown.
28:21Buy a bit on the side of Big Bun and Beaulies.
28:25I'm being serious.
28:28I won't be your dirty weekend.
28:31Pretend to be your wife.
28:35Let's just go back to the flat.
28:37The shadow of your smile when you are gone.
28:47This music is for the one.
28:52It's like the Portuguese words, sodage.
28:55A deep yearning.
28:57Sodage?
28:59You Marley-Mouth pretentious fucker.
29:00Oh, thank you.
29:15Tell me, do the Clancy brothers know that you stole their cardigan?
29:19They're worth especially for you.
29:24See you later.
29:25Thanks, Miss Marley.
29:26Here, Batty.
29:27Davy's down for Frick's good manners.
29:28Go in, Davy.
29:31In.
29:36Did you report me for not looking after the children?
29:40I had a social worker here.
29:43Standing in my scullery.
29:45Opening my fridge.
29:46Asking where the kids sleep.
29:48They said the scoot caught.
29:49I had no idea.
29:51I am managing.
29:55I am doing my best.
29:57I know.
29:58We thought you were our friend.
30:01Stay away from us, Miss Lavery.
30:03Betty.
30:04Betty, I had nothing to do with this.
30:05Look, I promise you.
30:06I promise you.
30:17Did you send a social worker up to the McEwan's?
30:20You came to me with concerns regarding the McEwan child, which I recorded.
30:23Yeah.
30:24I know.
30:25You said, and I quote, that woman is struggling.
30:26I am obliged as prince of the past.
30:27Yes.
30:28I know, but I thought you would be sorry for something you could get free school and dinner.
30:30So you lied?
30:31No.
30:32No.
30:33She is struggling.
30:34But she is a great mother, okay?
30:36And I just, I just thought that she could use the help.
30:38But you, you did this because she was a Protestant to her.
30:40You're a married Catholic.
30:41I suggest you stop before you say something you regret.
30:47Or something the McEwans regret.
30:51Now, can I help you with anything else?
30:52No.
31:06No.
31:07No.
31:23What's wrong with her?
31:26Were you crying?
31:30The McEwans hate me.
31:32Bradley called to social and Betty thinks that it was me.
31:34Oh, but you told her it wasn't.
31:38She can't even talk about it right now.
31:40Ah, well.
31:42You go see what's on the telly tonight.
31:45I'll get steaks and make chips.
31:49Christ, do you see that?
31:55I don't need seven-six.
31:59Is that we Jerry, fella?
32:04Michael.
32:11Hello?
32:12Does Jerry know your mother refers to him as that wee fella?
32:15Did you?
32:17Come tonight.
32:19I can't.
32:21I'm knackered.
32:22I've had a bit of a weird day, so I just...
32:25I need a quiet night.
32:27Bad, weird?
32:29Not great.
32:31I've got nothing for you tonight.
32:34Hey, that's okay.
32:36Let me look after you.
32:46As if Betty hasn't enough on her plate.
32:48I've just made it worse.
32:50You were trying to help.
32:53It's brave.
32:54You can say I'm brave all you like, but I feel like Tommy.
32:58This place is so fucking unfair.
33:00I know.
33:02I'm seeing Tommy McGuins every day at the waking court.
33:09Nobody thanks you for trying to make it any fairer.
33:12Somebody called in a bomb threat to Chambers today.
33:17Who?
33:19Take your pick.
33:20I mean, this case is rattling all sides high and low.
33:23My colleagues had just been out of that list
33:25because they had to stand in the pouring rain
33:27while the bomb squad checked the Chambers.
33:29God, I hate this place.
33:48Let's go to Dublin.
33:53Yeah?
33:54Yeah.
33:55But I won't be Mrs. Egg, no.
33:59Mr. and Mrs. Labyrinth.
34:00The words I have to say
34:11They will be simple but they're true
34:20Until you give your love
34:23There's nothing more that we can do
34:27Love is the opening door
34:37Love is what we came here for
34:43No one could offer you more
34:47Do you know what I mean?
34:48Do you know what I mean?
34:50Do you know what I mean?
34:54Have your eyes really seen?
35:02You say it's very hard
35:04To leave behind the light for me and you
35:08Do you know what I mean?
35:09I mean...
35:10I don't know what I mean.
35:11I don't know what I mean.
35:12Goodnight, sisters.
35:13There's no other way
35:15Uhh, you just said,
35:16Goodnight, sisters
35:17sister with no drawers on.
35:19That's what you've been doing.
35:29I'm glad I got to bring you here.
35:31There's another jazz club we can go to
35:33next time.
35:35You seem to know Dublin well.
35:37I'm an all-Ireland sort of chap.
35:39As opposed to United Ireland?
35:41Not necessarily.
35:43I love Ireland.
35:45I just don't think it's worth
35:47killing anyone over it.
36:05So Dutch.
36:07Are we doomed to spend the rest of our lives here?
36:11We're doomed to spend the rest of our lives yearning.
36:13It's better than wanting nothing.
36:23I love you.
36:35You're supposed to say it back?
36:37Another time.
36:43I've been doing all of on it.
36:45Wow.
36:47Good morning.
36:53There you go.
36:55Thanks.
36:57Who did you buy these for?
36:59The missile and the beads are for daily.
37:03Whoever should read this prayer shall never die a sudden death,
37:05or be drowned, nor shall poison take effect on them.
37:07Neither shall they fall into the hands of the enemy,
37:09or shall be burned at any fire, or shall be burned at any fire,
37:11or shall be overpowered in battle.
37:13Well, St Joseph has it all covered.
37:15Well, St Joseph has it all covered.
37:17You're making fun of me, but I got that for you.
37:19And the candle.
37:21Say for nine mornings, for anything you may desire,
37:23it has never been known to fail, so be sure you really want what you ask.
37:27Yeah, maybe there's something in it.
37:29It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
37:31What you wish for?
37:33Ah.
37:37And maybe there's something in it.
37:39It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
37:41And the candles.
37:42Say for nine mornings, for anything you may desire,
37:45it has never been known to fail,
37:46so be sure you really want what you ask.
37:51Yeah, maybe there's something in it.
37:54It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
38:11Are you happy?
38:15To help me.
38:27Mummy?
38:30Mummy?
38:39Hello?
38:41Mummy?
38:42Oh.
38:43That's right.
38:44Can I have it all a look?
38:48OK.
38:51OK.
38:54I know you're cold.
38:58OK, put your arms around me.
39:01OK, put your arm around me.
39:04One, two, three.
39:08Come on, Mummy, help me, please.
39:10OK.
39:11OK.
39:12OK.
39:13I'll get you.
39:16I'll get you.
39:17OK?
39:18Stay there for me.
39:20OK?
39:21I love you, love.
39:25Don't worry, Mummy.
39:26I'm going to get a wee pastor on you,
39:27and then I'm going to get you all warm, OK?
39:29I'm here now.
39:30OK?
39:31I'm here now.
39:32OK?
39:34I'm here now.
39:35I'm sorry, Mummy.
39:36Come on, Mummy.
39:37I'm here now.
39:38You're here, Mummy.
39:39I'm here now.
39:40Are you?
39:41What?
39:42Are you kidding me?
39:43Are you kidding me?
39:44We're here now?
39:45We're here now.
39:46We're here now, Mummy.
39:48I'm here now.
39:49Let's go!
40:20The Anger?
40:28Eamon.
40:30Mummy's drinking's getting worse.
40:32What?
40:33She's pissed all the time.
40:35There's...
40:36There's gin bottles all over this house.
40:39What do you want me to do about it?
40:40I'm up to my bollocks here we go.
40:50Who is it?
41:13I don't know.
41:21The car just reversed in and it took off again.
41:26I thought you said you weren't worried about it, Peters?
41:29It wasn't the police.
41:32It was it?
41:33Did you recognise the car?
41:36No, it was one of those cars that you're not supposed to remember.
41:38It was the car.
41:39It was the car.
41:40It was the car.
41:41It was the car.
41:42It was the car.
41:43It was the car.
41:44It was the car.
41:45It was the car.
41:46It was the car.
41:47It was the car.
41:48It was the car.
41:49It was the car.
41:50It was the car.
41:51It was the car.
41:52It was the car.
41:53It was the car.
41:54It was the car.
41:55It was the car.
41:56It was the car.
41:57It was the car.
41:58It was the car.
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