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