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00:00I am a little bit more than I am.
00:03My name is Nathanae.
00:06I am a little bit more than I am.
00:09It's not me.
00:12I can't even tell you what I am.
00:17I am a little bit more than I am.
00:21I am a little bit more than I am.
00:25BIRDS CHIRP
01:25So I kind of ambushed him after the lecture and I said, I want to write for the Herald, how do I go about it? And he remembered me probably because I was asking so many questions and he said to send him three examples of my best writing work, so I did.
01:49And then on Thursday he emailed me and he said, if I come back to him with a big story, with the same energy, he'll give me a job.
02:01I can really see how important this is for you, Carol. Tell me what's going on.
02:10What if I do stupid things again?
02:20It's normal to feel anxious.
02:22No, but what if I can't keep it together?
02:26Then you'll stop. And you'll recover. And then you'll carry on. Like you know you can.
02:37Yeah, you're right.
02:38Our water!
03:02Greenforge are here to help the community. We understand and accept your concerns.
03:23And if you look at the whole picture, if you look at the whole picture, you'll see a plan for substantial local investment, particularly for training and jobs.
03:38Ladies and gents, ladies and gents, if you'd just let me speak, you might learn something of interest.
03:45We've heard it all before.
04:12Please, please, please give the panel the opportunity to respond.
04:18Everyone will get a chance to speak.
04:20Talk as much as you like.
04:22I'm not selling my home.
04:25Our land! Our water!
04:38Hey, you! Hey!
04:40Our water!
04:41Haven't you got anything better to do?
04:43Hey! Bloody! Get out of the room!
04:46Our water!
04:47I just wanna go to work!
04:48Our water! Our land!
04:51Our water! Our land!
04:53Oh, no!
04:55Oi! What are you doing?
04:57Get back here!
04:59Oi! Hey!
05:01Okay.
05:02Fabi!
05:05You all right?
05:06Yeah.
05:07You gonna hurt yourself?
05:12Was that Rhys Owen?
05:13Oh, shit.
05:23Orwell and Dickens's blend of journalistic precision and literary art was both gentle and sharply observed.
05:39And over and over again they demonstrated a lack of fear in speaking out against injustices.
05:45Even when that meant going head to head with the establishment.
05:49And with their succinct, provocative, transparent writing, they compelled their readers not only to learn about these injustices, but to truly empathize with the oppressed.
06:01To inhabit their viewpoint.
06:03And so, for the first time, challenge the status quo.
06:10Yeah, that's fine. Just email it to me directly.
06:13Hey, Carol.
06:14I heard someone managed to get a foot in the door of the Western Herald.
06:18If I write something good enough?
06:19Oh, come on.
06:20Just find something you care about.
06:22Something that needs to be heard and then you can write with passion.
06:25Yeah, I need that.
06:26I'm sure you'll blow them away.
06:28Your group are going for a drink later, aren't they?
06:31I've got a date tonight.
06:33Oh.
06:34Bet you.
06:35I just thought I'd better make an effort. I'm not getting any hungry.
06:37Well, good luck with that.
06:38Thanks.
06:43Thanks, Cariad.
06:49I'm sorry, but we can't serve you here.
06:51Can I ask why?
06:52You know very well why.
06:54And I'm not going to have a conversation about it.
06:56Oh, let him have a pint, oh.
07:00Look at this one of you.
07:03Here she is.
07:04My cousin.
07:05The action hero.
07:06Oh, God, I'm so embarrassing.
07:08You can try down the road.
07:10The Red Lion or somewhere else.
07:13I know you think you know the truth, but you don't.
07:15Because I don't know it myself.
07:17Like I said, try the Red Lion.
07:20Thrown to the walls they were, you know.
07:22Both of them.
07:24Oh, my goodness.
07:39Why did he say that, about not knowing the truth?
07:41I don't know, Bach.
07:43Right, are you two going to order food, or are you just going to have a drink?
07:46No, two pints of Bulwell, please.
07:48Good evening.
07:49All right.
08:07Carol?
08:08Hey.
08:09Hello.
08:10Hello.
08:11Oh.
08:13Nice.
08:17Shall we...
08:19Yes, yeah.
08:20Let's check this thing out, shall we?
08:22Mm-hmm.
08:23So, er, you went from running a butcher shop to studying journalism?
08:31Yeah.
08:33Sold up.
08:35I wanted a cha...
08:36No, I needed a change.
08:39I bet you still knew you weren't a piece of meat, though, didn't you?
08:41What was it you do again?
08:42Software.
08:43You know, on the sales side.
08:44Next, please.
08:45Two beers, please.
08:47Cabochelle in 1964, just before they flooded the village.
09:03Why flood it?
09:05They were creating a reservoir to send water to Liverpool.
09:10Doesn't sound good.
09:11Same thing happened in Antwerp and had a great aunt who had to move.
09:15It's a shame.
09:18They want to expand it again.
09:21There was a protest in my town this morning.
09:24Well, sounds like history's repeating.
09:27Imagine.
09:29Everything that's familiar to you.
09:31Your home, your school, chapel, destroyed.
09:36Just like that.
09:38I mean, I do wonder if, er, arty stuff like this ever changes anything, though.
09:42I think it can.
09:46If it makes you see things from somebody else's perspective, it can make you ask questions.
09:54Fire you up, don't you think?
09:56Do you think?
09:59Okay.
10:02I recognize him.
10:04Er, Kheer Owen.
10:05Actor.
10:06Kheer Owen.
10:07Yeah, of course.
10:08This is about not when.
10:10He, he died trying to blow it up in the 90s.
10:12A video installation by Merveley Owen Davis.
10:13She'll be related to him.
10:14I wonder if I know her.
10:15Er, another beer?
10:16Yeah, please.
10:17I like what you said before.
10:18About seeing things from other people's perspectives.
10:21Vince?
10:22What?
10:23What?
10:24What do you think he's thinking?
10:25He's probably trying to work something out.
10:27Like what?
10:28What?
10:29What?
10:30What?
10:31What?
10:32What?
10:33What?
10:34What?
10:35What?
10:36What?
10:37What?
10:38What?
10:39What do you think he's thinking?
10:40What do you think he's thinking?
10:41He's probably trying to work something out.
10:42Like what?
10:43The bloke in front of me took the last two beers.
10:44So, er, I've got these instead.
10:45Er, red, please.
10:46There you are.
10:48I mean, you think basics, wouldn't you?
10:49Get enough beer in.
11:10There's a, er, nice bar around the corner.
11:20It's been a long day.
11:23Pretty knackered, to be honest.
11:25Yeah.
11:26Me too.
11:29Er, see you then.
11:31Bye.
11:34Call me.
11:35You're not gonna call me, are you?
11:40No.
11:41Do I know you?
11:45I don't think so.
11:48Nice to meet you, though.
11:53Do you...
11:56Do you...
11:57fancy a drink?
11:58Oh, I'd love to, but, er,
12:00I've got to get back with my old man.
12:02It's all right.
12:03Fuck's sake.
12:08Fuck's sake.
12:32Oh, no.
12:33It's all right.
12:34It's all right.
12:35That's so big.
12:36That's being said,
12:37I'm not gonna call the Lord.
12:38They're so good.
12:39It's all right, guys.
12:40I'm sorry.
12:41Can't sit down.
12:42I'm sorry, buddy.
12:43I'm sorry.
12:44I'm sorry, buddy.
12:45I'm sorry.
12:46I can't wait.
12:47Okay.
12:48I'm sorry.
12:49I can't wait.
12:50I'll open this.
12:51I can't wait.
12:52I can't wait.
12:53Give me a second.
12:54I'll open this up.
12:55I'll open it.
12:56That's what I need to find.
12:57You can't wait.
12:58I can't wait.
12:59I can't wait.
13:00I don't know.
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15:28hell were you thinking of? Grandad, people don't want the Reservoir
15:32extension. Lots of people do. As you'd have seen if you came to the
15:37consultation, that is the place to have your say. We both know it would have been
15:41a waste of time. You're lucky not to get arrested. Yeah, but we will. Look, what if I
15:52gave you some money. A sensible but decent amount. You know, you could go to
15:59Europe. Italy, maybe. Didn't you want to do another painting course? Are you trying
16:05to bribe me? Mabry, there's nothing here for you, love. Isn't that for me to decide?
16:10Well, you could learn how to paint properly. Get your work into some decent
16:14galleries. I want to be here. I want my work to be here. Yeah, all right. I still
16:18think that you have... Riso Inn was in town today. You saw him, didn't you? Outside the
16:24town hall. He's only back for his father. You just keep away from him. The man who
16:32killed my dad is back in town and I should just keep away from him. He'll be gone soon.
16:39Don't worry your mother about this yet, all right? What are you doing here? Did you know
16:45that this one was protesting today and nearly got run over by a car? Yes. Then
16:50you'll be having a word with her. Right, well, I'll be off. I've left a few logs out the back.
16:57Thank you. I can get my own logs. And you should have this window seen to before it
17:02gets worse. It's not secure. Right. Right. Bye. Bye. What happened at the town hall? What? I was
17:16fine. You never minded me protesting before. But you can't protest if you're dead. It's fine. I was safe.
17:23What were you talking about when I came in? Just that. The protest.
17:33Night, Mum. Night.
17:36I know you don't like it. But you've got to give your body time to recover, see? I'm not
17:55going to recover. The last thing I need is people talking bollocks to me about getting better.
18:05I'll leave the hippie crap to you. I was wondering when you were going to start having a dig.
18:14You carry on. Leave what you want. It helps you live with yourself. Just hope it helps
18:26me live with you. You don't have to be here. Yes, I do. Who else is there?
18:34No one else in the family wants to know you. I don't want to sit here looking at this.
18:43Remind you that you failed? I failed? At least I fought. You. You're just a pound shop terrorist.
18:55Right.
18:56Get your back then, shall we? Do what you fuck you like.
19:07Toast and tea? Oh, thank you. Hey. Here you go. Thank you. I, uh, I did too much and ruined it. That's good.
19:12Hmm. Hmm.
19:13Hmm.
19:14So.
19:15So.
19:16So.
19:17What's next?
19:18What's next?
19:19What's next?
19:20What's next?
19:21Toast and tea?
19:22Toast and tea?
19:23Oh, thank you.
19:24Hey.
19:25Here you go.
19:27I, uh, I did too much and ruined it. That's good. Hmm. So. What's next? What do you mean?
19:47Well, are you gonna exhibit your work anywhere else? My art's about here. Where my roots are. I don't wanna go away.
19:54Who's saying you gotta go away?
19:57Grandad.
19:58He offered me money to go study in Europe.
20:02Oh.
20:03Oh, that's what you were talking about when I walked in last night?
20:07Uh, just tell me.
20:10I, uh, I saw Riso in. At the protest and then he was in the Angel. Apparently he's back for a while.
20:29Did he know who you were?
20:31Not sure.
20:35Did he say anything?
20:37Didn't get a chance. Eunice chucked him out.
20:40Yeah, good.
20:43One of the old men at the bar said he was thrown to the wolves.
20:46That...
20:47Since when do you get your information from old men in bars?
20:52Now, Mabley, I...
20:54You know, losing here was...
20:58Weird plans.
21:00We had a future.
21:03Thrice Owen took all that from me.
21:07From us.
21:09What's up, bitch?
21:10Oh, hi, Eve.
21:11Sorry.
21:15Yeah, well, we, um...
21:17We can talk about this later.
21:20Except if it won't, will we?
21:22Oh, hello, Carlyard.
21:34All right, Eunice.
21:36How's the course going?
21:37Oh, it's hard work, but I love it.
21:39Ah.
21:40Uh, can I have a fizzy water, please?
21:41Ice in a slice?
21:42Mm-hmm.
21:44Now, you make sure you have a bit of fun, too.
21:47Hm.
21:48You've earned it.
21:49I will do my best.
21:51I had a date last night.
21:52Oh!
21:54Uh, any good?
21:56No.
21:57Oh.
21:58Well, you probably have to kiss a few frogs first.
22:01Mm-hmm.
22:04Do you know much about Rita Owen?
22:05Rita Owen from here?
22:06Yeah.
22:07What do you know about him?
22:08Just that he's back.
22:09Yes, what?
22:10Well, in Llanemlin?
22:13Yeah, why did you ask?
22:14I met him in Carmarthen last night, just briefly.
22:17Ah.
22:18And then I saw some things on the internet.
22:20Like what?
22:21That he might have been falsely accused.
22:24And I just wanted to...
22:25Carlyle, there's evidence there.
22:28And he's a terrorist.
22:30And he killed Rita Owen.
22:33You know that for a fact, do you?
22:35Carlyle, listen to me.
22:37Don't waste your time with the likes of him.
22:40That's funny, that's what people said about me.
22:42He's bad news.
22:43Also what they said about me.
22:45Carlyle, I'm serious.
22:46Don't go thinking about him now for one of your stories.
22:49All right, all right.
22:50Don't get your knickers in a twist.
22:52Just interested, that's all.
22:54Stay away from that man.
22:55Do you hear me?
22:56Mm-hmm.
23:13Hello, Eve.
23:14What are you doing here?
23:15What are you doing here?
23:16I just wanted to say hello.
23:18See how you're getting on.
23:19See how you're getting on.
23:20It's been a long time.
23:21It's been a long time.
23:22I just wanted to say hello.
23:23See how you're getting on.
23:28It's been a long time.
23:29No, I don't think you should be here.
23:33You barely changed.
23:34You look.
23:35No, I don't.
23:36You need to leave.
23:38Please leave.
23:39I didn't come here to upset you.
23:40I didn't come here to upset you.
23:41I didn't come here to upset you.
23:43No, you don't.
23:44I don't want to.
23:46You just want to come here to help me.
23:48What are you doing here?
23:49What are you doing here?
23:50I just wanted to say hello.
23:51See how you're getting on.
23:52It's been a long time.
23:53No, I don't think you should be here.
23:55You barely changed.
23:57You look...
23:58No, I don't...
24:00You need to leave.
24:03Please leave.
24:05I didn't come here to upset you.
24:08I just thought we could talk.
24:12I'm sorry.
24:25What gives those Tory bastards the right to lord it over as from London?
24:50You've been listening to me.
24:52I don't think you believe in anything.
24:54You just put it on.
24:56Why would I do that?
24:58You're old man.
25:00You're desperate for him to like.
25:02Fuck off!
25:03You're gagging for his approval day in, day out.
25:05Always have been, always will.
25:24I'm just so faint.
25:25You say the other one is...
25:26Well, he's a good friend.
25:27You're a good friend.
25:28I'm so tired.
25:30You're so tired.
25:32I'm so tired.
25:33I'm so tired.
25:34I'm sorry.
25:35I can't talk to you.
25:36You're so tired.
25:37I'm so tired.
25:38I am tired.
25:39I'm so tired.
25:40I was like, every night, let's go out and go out.
25:42Let's go.
26:42Hello?
26:47It's open.
26:53Hello?
27:02I come through.
27:04Hi, I...
27:09What happened to the other news?
27:12Oh, God.
27:13I'm sorry.
27:14I'm sorry.
27:15Oh, my...
27:20Oh, God.
27:22I'm sorry.
27:23I just...
27:24I wanted to...
27:25See my dad's bollocks.
27:26No.
27:27I'm sorry.
27:28I'll go.
27:29I'll go.
27:30Just wait there.
27:34Oh, shit.
27:36Oh, my God.
27:39I'm not a stalker.
27:41Okay?
27:42I just...
27:43I found out you're from here and...
27:44How?
27:45There's this thing called the internet.
27:48Oh, so you looked me up, found out I'd done life in prison and thought, hmm, sounds like
27:52my kind of guy.
27:53No, it wasn't like that.
27:54Then what was it like?
27:56I...
27:57I've heard some things and I've read some things.
28:01I suppose I wanted to know what the truth was.
28:04About what?
28:05About you.
28:06I'm interested.
28:08It's...
28:09It's not that weird.
28:10I'm from here, too.
28:11And there are things in my past.
28:13You're from Clannheim, then?
28:14Yeah.
28:15Hughes the Butchers.
28:16But I'm studying now.
28:17Journalism.
28:21I'm not a weirdo.
28:24Although there are some people around here that might disagree.
28:28Trish, where are you?
28:31It's fine.
28:32I'll go.
28:35Come on.
28:38Come on.
29:08Who is it?
29:09It's, er, it's Robert.
29:10Robert Davis.
29:11I suppose you've come round to pile the pressure on, have you?
29:13No, no, no, no.
29:14I wouldn't dream of it, Mrs Lewis.
29:15I, er, I just wanted to see how you were doing.
29:17The, er, the meeting got a bit heated, didn't it?
29:18Mm-hm.
29:19Mm-hm.
29:20Come in.
29:21Come in.
29:24We'd had enough, see?
29:25Enough of the greed and crime of the greed.
29:27We'd had enough, see?
29:28No, no, no, no. I wouldn't dream of it, Mrs. Lewis.
29:31I just wanted to see how you were doing.
29:33The meeting got a bit heated, didn't it?
29:36Mm-hmm.
29:38Come in.
29:46We'd had enough, see?
29:48Enough of being ignored.
29:51Enough of their greed and corruption.
29:54That's not what my dad said.
29:56He said in 69 his auntie couldn't wait to get rid of her place.
30:01Who was this auntie?
30:03What was her name?
30:04I think she was called Alma.
30:07My father was David Hughes, the butcher's.
30:11I know who he was.
30:13Liked lining his pockets, he did.
30:17As I was saying,
30:19you can't stop those bastards in authority by political means.
30:24We tried to stop the construction of that reservoir from 66 onwards.
30:32But no chance.
30:33They just bloody went and did it.
30:37Direct action.
30:38It's the only way.
30:39Llyr had the stomach for it.
30:44Unlike Sam.
30:45So, the bomb in 95,
30:51that was you and Llyr
30:53taking direct action against the expansion?
30:58Yeah.
30:59And no.
31:00Because as far as I knew,
31:01the plan was off,
31:02but then went ahead without me.
31:05And Llyr died.
31:05Yeah.
31:07Because they were set up?
31:10That's what happens when you come against the establishment.
31:12It's all right, it's all right.
31:13Calm down.
31:18Llyr wasn't just my cousin.
31:20He was my best friend.
31:22We were like that.
31:26I didn't kill him.
31:29So what do you think happened then?
31:30I told you.
31:32They were set up.
31:33Kill the brains, blame the other one.
31:36It's nice and neat.
31:39I've had 30 years to think about it.
31:43And I still don't know.
31:49Your dad's a bit fiery, isn't he?
31:51Yeah, sorry about that.
31:53What did he mean when he said
31:55Llyr had the stomach for it, unlike Sam?
31:58You ask a lot of questions, don't you?
32:00Do I?
32:00Yeah.
32:02He was talking about his brother,
32:03Al and Llyr's dad.
32:04They fell out over the reservoir.
32:06It's a long story.
32:08What's the short version?
32:10Oh, well, when they announced
32:11the expansion plans,
32:13Uncle Alan took a job
32:14on the construction site
32:15and dad lost the plot.
32:20Complicated.
32:21Hmm.
32:22But you've been out eight years.
32:24It's way back now.
32:27Some would say their timing's a bit
32:28coincidental.
32:32So I could look after him, that's it.
32:34What's wrong with him?
32:36Cancer.
32:38Doesn't look good.
32:40Sorry.
32:43So, this is the first time
32:45you've been back since...
32:47First time I've been allowed back.
32:48So what happened to you?
32:58A friend of mine was murdered
33:00when we were young.
33:03And the wrong bloke went to prison.
33:05Oh.
33:06Hmm.
33:08I spent most of my life
33:09feeling like I was to blame.
33:10I felt like the town
33:13blamed me for not being dead,
33:17for not saving her.
33:22Took me a bit crazy in the end.
33:26So we've got a lot in common.
33:28And this could be your chance
33:31to find out what really happened.
33:37I've wasted too many years
33:39thinking about it already.
33:45So you're gonna let it go?
33:47Never know the truth?
33:53I've got to get back inside.
33:55What if...
33:56What if I find out what happened?
34:01I...
34:01I want to write about this.
34:08Are you mad?
34:09Why?
34:12Because the truth matters.
34:14Doesn't it?
34:15I want to write about it.
34:42Shit.
34:45We'll see if I'll get you a TV in here, shall I?
34:49Why would I want a TV?
34:52When I can watch your performance.
35:13Hey.
35:14Megan.
35:17Did you and Gareth know Rousseau in his back?
35:20I told Gareth I wanted to tell you.
35:23He's here unlicensed so he can look after Bryn.
35:26He turned up at my house.
35:28And he's been lurking around Mabley.
35:30You know, he went into the Angel.
35:32Shit.
35:34Can't you ask Gareth to do something?
35:36Surely as a policeman there's something he could do.
35:39He can't do anything unless he's broken the law.
35:41Has he broken the law?
35:42No.
35:44But...
35:46Can't he fit him up?
35:48Say that he's broken his license conditions or something.
35:51No.
35:53Listen, just avoid him and tell Mabley to do the same.
35:56And the minute he does do something...
35:59Eve, listen to me.
36:01You have to keep it together.
36:05Eve!
36:06If you're dead, no, I want to.
36:08If I'm dead, no, I can't.
36:10Huh?
36:12If you have to just follow him up there, then I'll be there.
36:16If you do this, I'll keep it together.
36:18If you have to keep it back on the floor.
36:19If you have to leave the floor in the floor, it's not for me.
36:21If you have to get in the floor, I'll have to be there.
36:23You've got no balls!
36:48Coward!
36:53You've got a knack for timing, haven't you?
37:05Missed you at dinner last night.
37:08Were you with Mably?
37:09Why?
37:10Well then, where were you?
37:12Nowhere special.
37:14Well, you're nowhere special a lot lately, aren't you?
37:18You got, er, someone on the go?
37:20No.
37:21And I wouldn't tell you if I did.
37:23Good night, Will.
37:24Hey, I need to talk to you.
37:25Sounds like Mrs Lewis' farm's gonna go.
37:28No.
37:29What?
37:31Well, that's it then.
37:32The expansion's going ahead.
37:34Well, it'll be a shitload of trouble first, mate.
37:37Gareth, don't.
37:39Do you want to go to prison?
37:41Or worse?
37:42What?
37:43So nobody should protest?
37:44What you did at the town hall.
37:46That was breaking the law.
37:47Oh, yeah, sorry.
37:48So nobody should have an opinion.
37:50Everybody should just stay indoors and let these greedy bastards steal our resources again.
37:55Tell me when I said that.
37:57Will you just stop?
37:58Whatever.
37:59Whatever.
38:00Keep your three mates down the Collins Club.
38:06Don't.
38:29Go.
38:30Go.
38:31Go.
38:32Go.
38:33Go.
38:34Go.
38:35Go.
38:36Go.
38:37Go.
38:38Go.
38:39Go.
38:40Go t.
38:41Go.
38:42Go.
38:47Go.
38:48Go.
38:49Go.
38:50Go.
38:51Go.
38:53Go.
38:54Go.
38:55The essential goal of this practice is radical benevolence towards everyone you encounter.
38:56When you meditate, your focus should be on sending peaceful, loving-kindness out into the universe.
39:02While accepting, you may not get it in return.
39:05So sit back, relax, and listen.
39:17Back off.
39:19What are you doing?
39:23What the fuck are you doing?
39:26What the fuck are you doing?
39:32It's shit.
39:36Fuck.
39:39Right. If that's where you want me.
39:42That's all.
39:56Right there's an air Orgum.
39:58Since I could have wanted me for a childhood, I'll love it.
39:59Don't get so much!
40:04I mean I will trust him, man!
40:07You're not too healthy.
40:10It is so difficult.
40:12Oh, my God.
40:42Have you had a hand in trying to force Sian Lewis out of her home?
40:51Of course I haven't.
40:52I don't believe you.
40:54Mrs Lewis has decided, with her family, to move into more suitable accommodation.
41:00Have you not got any decency?
41:02She's an old lady.
41:04She's like family.
41:05She was born on that farm.
41:07Places falling down around her.
41:08It's damp, covered in mould.
41:10It's her home.
41:11Well, talk to her son.
41:12He's the one forcing the issue, not me.
41:14Yeah, but you're set to gain from it, though, aren't you, Dad?
41:16Oh, let's not start that nonsense, all right?
41:18Yeah, Aunt Mably tells me you've offered her money to piss off.
41:20No, no.
41:22Not to piss off, to spread her wings.
41:24Yeah, away from your reservoir contract.
41:26I can't see what's so controversial about helping my own granddaughter.
41:29Yeah, but you're not helping, are you?
41:31You're controlling, like you always do.
41:34If you were helping, you wouldn't do it behind my back.
41:36Why is it that you're always looking for an underhand motive in everything, eh?
41:40I'm not letting you get away with it.
41:41Not this time.
41:42Must wear you out being so holier than thou.
41:44Fuck off.
41:45Glass houses.
41:46I'm not letting you get away with it, please.
41:47Mm.
41:48Tog to keepữa.
41:48Remember, Dennis?
41:48Listen.
41:49They're going to get away with it, please.
41:51beasts.
41:56Hm.
41:56You're in the Germaine Report.
42:01Invest.
42:02You're in the Germaine Report.
42:02Slick list.
42:03Gypsy.
42:03You're in the Mittal.
42:03The Germaine Report.
42:05The Germaine Report.
42:09What are you doing?
42:11It's him.
42:12Gothic�.
43:12I would stab you in the back as soon as I look at you.
43:14Yeah?
43:15If I were you, I'd stop asking questions about me, about 95, the whole thing.
43:19Just carry on as if you'd never met me.
43:23Rhys.
43:24If you value your safety and your sanity, stop now.
43:28Okay.
43:29Okay.
44:28We are no longer prepared to let our enemies, even those in our own families, our own communities, take whatever they want without a fight.
44:36They want to stop us, but we won't let that happen.
44:39We intend, through our actions, to wake this town up before it's too late.
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