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01:00Four groups of people on holiday, and a family that works in the hotel.
01:07And we need to figure out what happened.
01:10Whether this fire was an accident.
01:14Is that something you could help us with, Dr. Campbell?
01:16I remember when Josh was born.
01:23My kids were teenagers when he was a toddler.
01:28They used to play with him.
01:31He's a great lad.
01:32I hear there was an incident between you.
01:39It's a misunderstanding.
01:43I overreacted in the heat of the moment.
01:46Do you often overreact in the heat of the moment?
01:49I'm usually very calm under pressure.
01:55I saved lives last night.
01:58It was funny, given what happened in the afternoon.
02:02The incident in the afternoon.
02:05Is that the only time you'd interacted with Dr. Campbell?
02:07Pretty much.
02:12Were there any other times you spoke with Josh or Millie?
02:16No.
02:17I mean, they hardly left their cabin.
02:21What do you think was the reason for that?
02:23What do you think?
02:47Boom, boom, bloody boom.
02:53Oh, what's that?
03:21Are you okay?
03:23I want us to come at the same time.
03:27Okay, so would you leave us here?
03:28Oh, no, like, end course.
03:34Right.
03:39Okay.
03:40Yeah?
03:41Well, if I stopped, I might have a tea break.
03:54I thought a lot by the loch would be a nice idea.
04:20To loch?
04:21Mm-hmm.
04:21It's quite a gling.
04:23Well, I know.
04:26It is both good.
04:30Don't you forget to dress now.
04:32When you say it at the same time, how precise are we talking?
04:49Okay, so I've been reading that when you come, you release endorphins.
04:56And that if you do it at exactly the same time, it bonds you chemically.
05:01It just sounds a bit prescriptive.
05:02It just sounds a bit prescriptive.
05:03I don't know.
05:04Is this about sex or something else?
05:08Have you ever been second thoughts about moving to Barra?
05:13No.
05:14No.
05:15Because, you know, it's a big change.
05:17It's not exactly your home turf, is it?
05:20And what do you mean by that?
05:22No, I just mean that you grew up in the city.
05:25No, I didn't mean anything else.
05:28I just mean this is our time together.
05:31I'd want there to be nothing between us.
05:33No gap.
05:34No gap.
05:35No.
05:40Can we eat first though?
05:43My tummy's rumbling.
05:45It's a bit off-fitting.
05:46Do you fancy making sandwiches?
05:47Yeah.
05:48Okay.
06:04On?
06:05No.
06:06No.
06:07No.
06:08No.
06:09No.
06:10No.
06:11No.
06:12Why can't we eat?
06:13No.
06:14Oh, what?
06:15No?
06:16No.
06:18I don't know.
06:20Oh, no.
06:21No.
06:22No.
06:24No.
06:25No.
06:27No.
06:28No.
06:29No.
06:30No.
06:31Annie, we need to get dressed.
06:58What for?
07:00We're going to the loch, our usual walk.
07:03Oh, good.
07:05Have you touched your coffee?
07:08Oh.
07:15It's cold.
07:16Do you want another one?
07:19It's fine.
07:20I'll make you another.
07:21I don't mind it.
07:22Don't be silly.
07:23I said I'm fine.
07:29Do you know those two?
07:45Annie and David.
07:46I've known them forever.
07:48He's quite stung.
07:49That seems a bit weird.
07:57You're a bit rough, don't you think?
08:03Do you reckon I should say something?
08:05Well, now's the time.
08:06A bit late.
08:14Did you hear that family last night?
08:25I didn't hear a thing.
08:26They were up until three o'clock at least playing music.
08:29Could you slow down a wee bit?
08:30You know, I think they work at the hotel.
08:32I might make a complaint.
08:37We used to have parties by the loch when the kids were small.
08:40Sure we kept people up.
08:42It was down by the loch.
08:43It was a collective thing.
08:44If you didn't even want to be part of it,
08:45it just went back to your cabin.
08:47What they're doing isn't collective.
08:49It's just pure bloody selfishness.
08:51It's what everyone's like these days.
08:53It's just existing in their own bubble like no one else bloody matters.
08:57Where do you feel it?
09:27Here?
09:33Would you mind raising the top a fraction?
09:45Sorry.
09:46It's fine.
09:57We have these flagstones in front of the house.
10:03It was a rainy day.
10:06I should have cleared them off.
10:11It was my fault.
10:12Is your husband aware of these injuries?
10:17Should he be?
10:19I would have thought so.
10:21I mean, yeah, of course he is.
10:26Do you have any children, Mrs West?
10:29My husband wants them.
10:32Seems I'm not able to.
10:35It's a point of friction.
10:38Actually.
10:43That's no excuse, Lorna.
10:46Is it okay if I call you that?
10:47Is there something you'd like to talk about?
10:59Perhaps in a less formal setting?
11:02Is there something you'd like to talk about?
11:02Perhaps in a less formal setting?
11:02I'd rather just have a coffee.
11:31We always do the walk.
11:38It'd be good exercise.
11:40But we'd be cooped up in that cabin.
11:43Come on.
11:44Where do you think they're from, that family?
11:53What?
11:54The ones who are up there, where do you think they're from?
11:57What difference does that make?
11:59It doesn't.
11:59I'm just asking.
12:01Well, because no Scots ever had a party.
12:03I'm asking a question.
12:07Jesus.
12:09They're probably Polish.
12:11David.
12:12It's five minutes more.
12:14I can't.
12:15You need to keep mobile.
12:16It's good for your...
12:17For bloody muscle strength.
12:18Oh, yes.
12:18Thank you, Doctor.
12:19Thank you, Doctor.
12:19Okay.
12:49What are you doing?
13:02I'm helping you.
13:19I'm helping you.
13:49I'm helping you.
14:19I'm helping you.
14:49I'm helping you.
14:51I'm helping you.
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15:36I'm helping you.
15:41I think it's a privilege to be with kids the first time they experience something.
15:47Do you remember when Gavin rode his bike without stabilizers?
15:51The look on his face.
15:54First I find it's the last. You never see them coming.
15:58Last time they needed you to put a plaster on.
16:01Last time they crawl into your bed in the morning all warm.
16:05Spend your life wishing it away and then one day you realise what you've lost.
16:11You've not touched your cake?
16:17No you haven't.
16:18Why haven't I? I've not had my walk.
16:24Do you know I still hear my father's voice?
16:27Gluttony is the vice of indulgence.
16:32Didn't you stop him indulging whenever it took his fancy?
16:34I do not approve of your lifestyle. I do not approve in the least.
16:41You never did did you?
16:48Did what?
16:50Approve. I mean.
16:52What do you mean?
16:55You never thought I was good enough for your son.
16:59Annie. It's me. David. I'm David.
17:16What?
17:17I'm your husband Annie. We're at summer water.
17:19I know. I know who you are.
17:20I know. I know who you are.
17:21I know who you are.
17:22You never thought I was.
17:23I know who you are.
17:24I know who you are and what you are...
17:25What do you mean?
17:26I know who you are.
17:27I'm going to...
17:28I'm gonna finish that walk
17:49Don't be long
17:58Don't worry
18:27that I've taken advantage of you somehow
18:34Why would you even think that?
18:37I'm your doctor
18:41Lots of people meet at work
18:48I want to be with you all the time
18:55I want it to be real
18:58What about your wife and your children?
19:02I don't care what anyone thinks or says
19:07I'm gonna be with you
19:09Don't say unless you mean it
19:15There's too much stain for me
19:18I mean it
19:22A candy-colored clown they call the sandman
19:33Tiptoes to my room every night
19:36Just to sprinkle stardust and to whisper
19:40Go to sleep
19:42Everything is alright
19:47I close my eyes
19:51Nice tap
19:52Oh, yes
19:53I forgot it when I was young
19:55That was before I had my daughter
19:58Before kids
19:59When we all had a life
20:00Exactly
20:01Am I lost you?
20:02No
20:03You don't mind do you?
20:06Summer water
20:07How's your holiday?
20:09Tan's not coming along as much as I don't
20:13No, it's beautiful, Scotland
20:19When you can see it
20:20You been before?
20:35Summer water
20:37Not Scotland, obviously
20:38Oh, 30-odd year I've been coming here.
20:43Changed much?
20:44No, not always for the better.
20:46Okay.
20:47Ah, you know.
20:49It's always the people that make it, isn't it?
20:55Pathetic fallacy.
20:59It's the literary conceit that the physical environment,
21:02the weather, the rain, the landscape,
21:03mirrors the workings of the human heart.
21:07Do you read?
21:08What books?
21:09Yeah, mainly sports biographies.
21:12Football, rugby, golf.
21:14Mm.
21:15Also, do you know Andy McNabb?
21:18Was he shortlisted for the book, aren't you?
21:20I don't think so.
21:21He was in the SAS,
21:23write stuff based on his experiences.
21:25It's quite factual.
21:26I don't read as much as I'd like, to be honest.
21:29Kids, you know.
21:30It's all screens now.
21:32So many people don't know how to sit quietly anymore.
21:35Tell me about it.
21:35What do you make up of noisy neighbours back at the site?
21:37Do they keep you up, too?
21:38It's a bit annoying.
21:39I mean, there always used to be parties.
21:42But those were communal things down by the loch.
21:44Proper bloody music.
21:46None of this boom, boom, bloody boom.
21:48We never kept families up.
21:49It's inconsiderate.
21:50Although...
21:50The barmaid there.
21:52She's one of them, I think.
21:55Do you know what?
21:56It's actually the husband.
21:58Oh.
22:01You spoke to her?
22:03Nice woman, actually.
22:04You've got two young children.
22:09Mm.
22:10Lola and Jack.
22:12Ours used to love it here.
22:14The fresh air, the freedom.
22:17Hold on to those years.
22:18They're magical.
22:18It goes like that.
22:20Of course, they're going up now.
22:21One is in Canada.
22:25The other's in Australia.
22:28One's a doctor.
22:30And the other works in print media.
22:33We've got all that to come.
22:36Still, though, I bet it's nice
22:37watching them find themselves.
22:39You have all these hopes.
22:45Never quite works out how you expect.
22:50It's funny.
22:51My, um...
22:53My father was, uh...
22:57He never showed much love to me.
23:00My mother...
23:02He was always so disappointed.
23:04And I promised myself I'd be different.
23:06You have all these good intentions,
23:08but you find yourself making the same mistakes.
23:15Hurting the people that you love.
23:20There's an ordinary violence in all of us.
23:28We're capable of such terrible things.
23:34I just popped to the loo.
23:38He didn't...
23:56They're a bad joke.
23:59They're a bad joke.
24:04I'm sorry.
24:22It's so cold in here.
24:28It's all right. I'll get the heat up.
24:29No, it's not that.
24:30Well, you just said you were cold.
24:35I'm sorry. I'm just distracted.
24:38They what?
24:40There's nothing else to do around here.
24:42That's the point.
24:45Maybe it's seen that couple, but I just feel an edge.
24:50Maybe I am worried about Barra.
24:55Okay. Well, Barra was your idea.
24:58We don't have to move.
25:01It's not Barra.
25:02It's not us moving in together.
25:05Well, you just said you were worried about it.
25:07Not Barra.
25:13Us.
25:17What do you mean?
25:19Sometimes I worry we're too different.
25:21Different is good.
25:28What's the point in being with someone who's just like you?
25:36I need a bit of space.
25:41Okay.
25:42I need a bit of space.
25:58What am I for?
25:59I need a bit of space.
26:00I'm not looking for a space.
26:01I can tell you.
26:02I need a lot of space.
26:03I've got to be a room lifecycle.
26:05I've got to be a room lifecycle.
26:06Okay.
26:37You said you'd leave her.
26:50I can't.
26:51Just now.
26:53Annie's mother's not well.
26:55She's over there all the time at the moment.
26:57Come on, you know this.
26:59But this changes everything.
27:01Of course it does.
27:02It's just the timing.
27:03This whole time I thought I was the problem.
27:10It was Robert.
27:16I've wanted this for so long.
27:19I wish it could be different.
27:21I really do.
27:23No, I need this baby.
27:25You can't have it.
27:33That's all there is.
27:34I'm sorry.
27:35It's not realistic.
27:40You know what your husband's like.
27:42Do you really want to have to deal with him?
27:46No, but I'd be with you.
27:47You said you wanted this.
28:01If it was a year from now.
28:03My wife's mother is dying.
28:05I can't do this to her.
28:06But you can't me.
28:07You're not my wife.
28:08You said you wanted this.
28:21You said you love me.
28:25We all say things we don't mean in the heat of the moment.
28:31The heat of the moment, was it?
28:36I shouldn't have said what I said.
28:38Yeah, but you did.
28:44Oh God, have Robert found out?
28:47I'm not going to abandon you.
28:50A friend from medical school runs a private clinic.
28:54It's nice.
28:57You'll be looked after.
29:00I'll pay, of course.
29:01I'll pay.
29:03Making sure you're okay is the main thing here.
29:08You'd send me private, would you?
29:15Fuck you.
29:15Excuse me.
29:43Hi.
29:44We've not met.
29:45I'm sorry, now's not a good time.
29:47I think you should be a bit more careful the way you handle your wife.
29:58What did you say?
30:00I think you should be gentler with your wife.
30:05My wife is unwell and has difficulties with her balance, so sometimes...
30:10I'm sorry.
30:10No, you listen.
30:12So sometimes I need to help her.
30:15Now, do you have any more advice to give me or are we done here?
30:18I was just saying.
30:19Oi! David!
30:21Is there a problem here?
30:22You tell your girlfriend to butt out when things don't involve her.
30:26What, because men should tell women what to do, is that it?
30:29Oh, don't give me that shite.
30:31I'm sensing a pattern of the way you talk to women here.
30:34Yeah, maybe you should apologise.
30:35To you?
30:37To Millie.
30:37I remember when you were walking around here in your nappies.
30:41Well, no, no.
30:42Leave it back or not.
30:43You just watch yourself.
30:50Whatever, David.
30:51You fucking little cunt!
30:55Oh my God!
30:59Holy shit!
31:00Oh my God!
31:01Oh my fucking God!
31:03I thought he was going to fucking lie on me.
31:05He's mad.
31:05Stay away from him.
31:06Sure!
31:07Sure!
31:07I'll fucking kill you, you fucking cock!
31:19Fuck you!
31:21Fuck you!
31:22Fuck you!
31:48Fuck you!
31:49Fuck you!
31:51Fuck you!
31:52Fuck you!
31:52I'm not staying. I need to get home.
32:01Did it go well?
32:06I suppose it did.
32:11I'll make this up to you, I promise.
32:13And how do you intend on doing that?
32:22Look, maybe we should wait a few weeks before seeing each other again.
32:30A few weeks?
32:32I just mean, take things easy for a while.
32:36Once everything settles with Annie's mother and everything,
32:39we can see how it goes.
32:44In the meantime,
32:46it might be an idea for you to find a new GP.
32:52What do you think?
33:10Right.
33:14Probably need to...
33:16Get back to my husband?
33:19Yeah.
33:22Hmm.
33:29Oh, um...
33:31It was a girl, by the way.
33:32I think I was a girl, by the way.
33:33Oh, um, um, um...
33:34Yeah.
33:44I don't know.
33:46I don't know.
33:47You're a girl, by the way.
33:48I was a girl, by the way.
33:49A key of love, years to laughter, years to laughter, years to laughter, years to laughter,
34:19years to dance.
34:26And a sweet dream for now, above you.
34:49Below you
35:00Beside you
35:19Asshole
35:26Fucking asshole
35:33Excuse me
35:35There was a woman at this table, did you see what she meant?
35:38I think she left
35:49I don't know
36:01I don't know
36:03I don't know
36:06No.
36:08Ah!
36:08Ah!
36:22Ah!
36:22Ah!
36:23Ah!
36:24Ikan?
36:24Stop talking.
36:26Ah!
36:27Ah!
36:31Ah!
36:32Ah!
36:33Ah!
36:33Ah!
36:34Ah!
36:34Ah!
36:35Ah!
36:35Ah!
36:36Fuckin' arsehole!
36:42Fuckin' arsehole!
36:57It's exactly...
37:06You've been drinking?
37:22I'm fine.
37:36Let's get you somethin' warm.
37:53Let's get you somethin' warm.
37:55I'll never find anything when I need it.
38:11Above the wardrobe.
38:14Got it?
38:16Why is it above the wardrobe?
38:18You've got a wardrobe.
38:31Annie?
38:34Annie?
38:37Annie!
38:44Annie!
38:45There you are.
38:47It's him.
38:48No, that's it. It's Justine, actually.
38:50Annie, you got confused.
38:52I'm sorry, this happens sometimes.
38:55I'm sorry.
38:56Come on, darling. Let's go.
39:06Oh, we need to get some more carpet boxes when we get back, won't we?
39:09The move's not for weeks.
39:11You're looking forward to it?
39:13Barra.
39:15Yeah.
39:16Could you sound a bit more enthusiastic?
39:19I'm eating. You just asked me.
39:24It's just the rest of our lives.
39:26The rest of our lives?
39:27It is.
39:32Let me start with the next ten years and see how we go.
39:36Okay.
39:39What's that supposed to mean?
39:41Let's not make it sound more daunting.
39:42Why would spending your life with me be daunting?
39:45Sometimes I worry that you don't feel for me the way I feel for you.
39:52That maybe I'm not smart enough for you.
39:55Or sophisticated enough.
39:57I do sometimes worry that it's not enough.
40:07That you're not enough for me.
40:10I worry that one day we'll be old walking out this cabin and I slip and you grab me because all those cute little things that you used to love about me now mean you can't stand me anymore.
40:23And is that how you feel about me?
40:36Because that is not the way I feel about you.
40:38Because that is not the way I feel about you.
40:40You don't know how you're going to feel about me in the future.
40:43Exactly.
40:44What we have is so rare.
40:46And the way I feel for you is worth the world.
40:53So the question is whether you feel that way about me.
41:00What do you feel about me?
41:30How is that?
41:31How is sure it was her?
41:32I know.
41:33I know.
41:41I love you.
41:45You should have pushed me.
41:49You should have pushed me.
41:51I know you thought about it
42:00You thought about pushing me
42:05and then when you couldn't do that
42:06you were going to leave
42:07What sense would that make?
42:13You always were impulsive
42:14That's your problem
42:16You think you're so measured
42:19but you're not
42:20You do things
42:24It's what I love about you
42:27Cool
42:50It's what I love you
42:54It's what I love you
42:57It's what I love you
43:11Amen.
43:41A biscuit.
44:11A biscuit.
44:41A biscuit.
45:11A biscuit.
45:41A biscuit.
46:11A biscuit.
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