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00:00The End
00:30BIRDS CHIRP
01:00Well done, boy. Well done. A marvel, that's a marvel. A marvel. I wouldn't mind being half-whatsy if I could shoot like you.
01:30BIRDS CHIRP
01:38Tea? Carrot tea. Mrs. Cohen's recipe. You shred the carrots and then you bake them.
01:44Yeah. Well, it's better than nothing.
01:47I can't get used to not having a newspaper at breakfast.
01:50Well, that's gone for good, I'm afraid.
01:52I wish you'd stay.
01:54One of us must eat with the others, Mr. Russell.
01:56I can't see why, I'm afraid.
01:58But we can't just leave all that stuff at the quarry.
02:12Oh, well, of course not. But first things first. If we get a big enough patch, Doug, we can get all the spinach sewn this week.
02:17You are keeping half of that for lettuce, aren't you?
02:19Yeah. Well, one thing we're not going to go short of time.
02:21Oh, onions. That's what we need. With an onion, even paper is tasty.
02:27Paper?
02:28Yes, paper.
02:30Come on, you two. Lessons.
02:33Reading.
02:35Reading and sums.
02:36Oh, sums.
02:37John.
02:45Come back.
02:48Finish your milk.
02:50Why do I have to nag you all the time?
02:53Oh, Emma, don't pretend you don't enjoy it.
02:56Nagging I can do without.
02:58There's more than enough to do as it is.
03:04Sons.
03:05What?
03:06Eh, that's nice.
03:07What have they got to count?
03:09Chickens.
03:11Where's Wendy?
03:12She's in the kitchen.
03:13What's she doing there?
03:15She didn't have her breakfast.
03:17She said she'd had hers.
03:19She's sad.
03:21Sons I can do.
03:23I can count eggs.
03:24She's got without the game.
03:26She mustn't do that.
03:27Nag, nag, nag.
03:29What more can I do?
03:30A girl's just skin and bone as it is.
03:32You can talk.
03:33In future, she eats all her meals in here with us.
03:36Then you tell her.
03:38But what about that stuff at the quarry?
03:40Charmian and I could go.
03:41We can both drive.
03:42Look, the digging has priority.
03:44We need all the men we've got.
03:45Well, that's why I'm suggesting that Charmian and I go.
03:48Look, you're not going alone.
03:49That's telling you, girl.
03:51Meaning a man's got to go with us.
03:52Good Lord, that sort of attitude's a bit out of date.
03:54Look, you're not going and that's that.
03:56Now, the stuff at the quarry is safe enough and can wait and the digging can't.
04:00I've got to beat the rain.
04:03Quick, the pigs, they've got out.
04:04They're in the cabbages.
04:05Come on.
04:14Come on.
04:15Come on.
04:15Come on.
04:15No, no, no.
04:16Come on.
04:25Come on.
04:28Come on, come on!
04:30Shoo! Shoo! Shoo!
04:40Shoo! Ah!
04:46Come on!
04:48Come on!
04:50Come on!
04:52Shoo! Shoo! Shoo!
04:54Hey! Hey! Come on!
04:56Shoo! Shoo! Shoo!
04:58Where the hell's Tom Price?
05:00Oh, come on, Greg!
05:02I'm telling you! That's the whole of the crop gone!
05:04All our spring cabbage!
05:06Even the ones they haven't uprooted, they've half-chewed!
05:08Well, but there are plenty there that are all right, man!
05:10So how do we keep them?
05:12Pickle them! I'm very fond of the typical cabbage!
05:14And where are we gonna get that much vinegar?
05:16Are you gonna volunteer to go into town and get some?
05:18We could make sauerkraut!
05:20You need only salt for that!
05:22What a good idea, Emma!
05:24That's the idea! Every child knows that!
05:26Good!
05:28There you are, see?
05:30Look, you had the job of penning those pigs!
05:32Well, it's not my fault!
05:33Well, you botched it!
05:34Well, he did it!
05:35You mean, he did it! I told you to do it!
05:37Well, I told them!
05:38Well, you've got no damn right to!
05:39Why not? I can't do everything, you know!
05:41I told you to pen those pigs!
05:43And I told them!
05:44It's chain of command!
05:45Delegating responsibility!
05:47Ah, well, passing the buck, you mean!
05:49Well, there's the same difference!
05:50I mean, he sits on his backside all day!
05:52May I say something?
05:53Price here asked my help!
05:55I did my best, although it's not exactly the sort of work I'm most used to!
05:58However, I think you'll find the real fault lies in the fact that the steaks were too flimsy!
06:03Hey! Now, wait a minute! Wait a minute!
06:04There was nothing wrong with those steaks!
06:06I said so at the time, and I say so still!
06:09The pig's a heavy and persistent animal!
06:11Listen to him talking! He's too good for this world, he is!
06:15He won't demean himself by eating with us!
06:17He doesn't want to mix with a common herd!
06:19So happens that the thing I value most in life is my privacy!
06:22Yes!
06:23And I know why, don't I, boy?
06:25I know that all right, don't I?
06:26What?
06:27Oh!
06:28He doesn't want to share with us!
06:29I'm not going to argue with you!
06:30No, hang on a minute!
06:31What are you talking about, Tom?
06:34Never mind!
06:35He knows!
06:36No, stop with innuendo!
06:37If you've got something to say, say it!
06:39What are you talking about?
06:40All right, then!
06:41Food, oh, then!
06:42That's what I'm talking about!
06:43Are you saying that Russell's hoarding food?
06:44Oh, no, boy!
06:45You're not catching me like that!
06:46I'm not saying nothing!
06:47Just ask him what he keeps in that briefcase of this!
06:48Oh, what rubbish!
06:49Yeah, all right!
06:50What about it, Arthur?
06:51My dear Abby, if you're going to listen to the tittle-tattle from this...
06:52Look, would you just go and get your case, please?
06:53That briefcase contains business and money and money.
06:54What are you talking about?
06:55What are you talking about?
06:56All right, then!
06:57Food, oh, then!
06:58That's what I'm talking about!
06:59Are you saying that Russell's hoarding food?
07:00Oh, no, boy, you're not catching me like that!
07:01What about it, Arthur?
07:02My dear Abby, if you're going to listen to the tittle-tattle from this...
07:05Look, would you just go and get your case, please?
07:07That briefcase contains business papers of a highly confidential nature.
07:12Confidential!
07:13Pff!
07:14Price!
07:15Go and get the case.
07:17No!
07:18I'll get it myself.
07:31Well, it's not just Arthur.
07:48No, he's useless.
07:49Agreed.
07:50But Charmin isn't.
07:52It's the whole atmosphere the place is going down.
07:55There's a constant bickering.
07:57There's just no cohesion.
07:58Well, it's pretty difficult to get any sort of cohesion with a millisorted bunch like that.
08:02Well, we have to. Or go under.
08:12Where's Vic? It's with the kids.
08:15Oh, yes, it's with the kids.
08:21Yes.
08:24Well, I've asked all here this morning because I've got a few things I want to say to you all.
08:29Now then, to begin with, in future, all members of the community, without exception, will take their meals here in the dining room.
08:40Secondly, anyone found hoarding food or any other commodity will be asked to leave.
08:50Asked? Told?
08:53Is that understood?
08:55May I ask a question?
08:57Yes, of course, Anne.
08:58Is this a democracy? Here, I mean.
09:02I don't know. I haven't really thought about it.
09:05You see, it's all very well for you, making all the rules, but I think the rest of us has some say in it, too.
09:11Yes, of course.
09:14Well, does anyone disagree with the rules that I've suggested?
09:22Fine.
09:24Now then, does anyone know what today is?
09:27Thursday?
09:28It's May the 1st, and I think we ought to celebrate.
09:33I think we ought to have a party.
09:35What does everyone say to roast mutton?
09:39No, no, no, no. It would be too wasteful.
09:44You see, if we kill a pig, I can sort the rest.
09:48Me.
09:51Barney, did you say something?
09:52Me? I can kill a pig.
09:55Yes, but what about all the rest? The butchering, the dressing, or whatever you call it?
09:59Well, you've got the book. You've got to learn sometime. All right?
10:03All right.
10:04Arthur, can I leave you in charge of the drinks?
10:07I've got a bottle of brandy, the last.
10:10I didn't mean that. Thanks to Vic Thatcher, we've quite a cellar.
10:14Hey, but you always said drinks were for emergencies.
10:16I think this is... I think that we deserve a party.
10:21Would you like to give Mr Russell a hand?
10:23And a duck's swimming.
10:24But watch it. Everything in that cellar has to be accounted for.
10:34I think if you put a bit more oil in it, it will be much better.
10:51But easy on the pepper, please.
10:53That's one thing we shall never be able to grow here.
10:55Wendy, dear, would you go and get as many dunder lime leaves as you can for the salad?
10:59But nothing very big one. Nothing over three inches.
11:02Get the children to help you.
11:03Right, Mrs Callan.
11:18This is the leafy piece of wood.
11:20Potatoes, potatoes, potatoes, potatoes, potatoes.
11:38I want to go and play with the boy next door
11:41With my friend Jeremy
11:44I want to go and play with the boy next door
11:48He's called Jeremy and he is only four
11:52I want to go and play with the boy next door
11:55Well, I agree it's only a question of morale, but then morale is only a question of leadership.
12:01To some extent.
12:01Absolutely.
12:02Absolutely.
12:03It's also a question of involvement.
12:05People need to feel they're working for something, towards some objective.
12:09Mere survival just isn't enough.
12:11My dear girl, you tell them what the objective is and let them get on with it.
12:15In the meantime, my objective is to ask you to dance.
12:18May I?
12:23Wendy, I'm so sorry about that.
12:25How can the children bear in bed?
12:27You're all right.
12:28You didn't have enough to eat.
12:30Tons.
12:31Tons.
12:32I'm thirsty.
12:34You thirsty?
12:35Well, go and eat a drink.
12:36And, Manny, be careful.
12:37Not too much.
12:41I'm thirsty.
12:43Oh, that's the chicken, boy.
12:45There we are.
12:46Get outside this.
12:47It's a cheese, sir, they call it, see.
12:51It's an acquired taste, right?
12:53But once you acquired it, you'll be all right.
12:55Burns.
12:55No, no, it's a clumsy one, can you?
12:57It's here, don't learn.
13:00Oh, that's right.
13:01I'll have another one, look, see.
13:03And then the beer pulls it, see.
13:07I know it's difficult, it's a good way.
13:10It's been spoiled by power.
13:12He'll have to get unspoiled, won't he?
13:13Oh, well, he'll learn, you'll see.
13:16Manny, what are you drinking?
13:18Show me.
13:20Oh, really, you ought to know better.
13:23Well, with the arms, it's a celebration, innit?
13:26Where's Wendy?
13:27Wendy went upstairs.
13:28She's putting the children to bed.
13:30She will be back soon.
13:31Dance.
13:31She won't be around.
13:32Dance, Mrs. Drew.
13:34For me?
13:34Oh, no, I'm too old, no, no, no, no.
13:36Oh, no.
13:49Hello?
13:50Hello?
13:52No, thank you.
13:57Yes, I'm sure, I'm sure.
13:59I'd rather just look and listen.
14:01Oh, no, I'll give you a chance.
14:06Oh, no, I'll give you a chance.
14:31Oh, thank you so much.
15:01Come on.
15:07No, please, girl. I'm a bit sad.
15:09I'd like to sit down.
15:11Sit down.
15:31No, please, girl.
15:33Mi, mi, mi.
15:35I'm a bit sad, you know.
15:36I'm a bit sad and this is not the day.
15:38I'm a bit sad.
15:41You're this good.
15:43I'm a bit sad.
15:45I'm a bit sad.
15:47I want to sit down.
15:49Let's go.
15:51I want to sit down.
15:53I want to sit down.
15:55I want to sit down.
15:56I want me to sit down.
15:58APPLAUSE
16:08Are you all right, really?
16:11Yeah, fine.
16:13Just a bit tired.
16:15I think I'll go to bed.
16:17It's a drink. I'm not used to it.
16:19Which one of us is.
16:21You know, you don't eat enough.
16:23Oh, don't you start.
16:25Yeah, I think I'll go up.
16:27Good night.
16:29You think your sleep is always going on?
16:31Yeah, it's nice.
16:33It's company.
16:35Cheerful.
16:36Well, good night.
16:46Good night, Mrs Carr.
16:48Good night, Mandy.
16:49Sleep well.
16:57Good night, Liz.
16:58Good night for you.
16:59Good night for you.
17:00Whoo-o-hoo-hoo!
17:02You go your way every time, transition.
17:04Yeah!
17:05Right!
17:06Never and forever till the end of time.
17:09My wife's somebody new for bringing us.
17:11It's too easy.
17:13Ready?
17:18Ready?
17:19You're going off, eh?
17:21Yeah.
17:22Nice night, wasn't it?
17:24Yes, my shoes.
17:28You want some company?
17:30Oh, thanks. I'm tired and I'm going to bed.
17:33Look, you're not frightened, then, up there on your own?
17:35No.
17:36Well, now, I tell you what, I'd be frightened a day if I was here.
17:40Oh, you're not me.
17:41Oh, please don't do that.
17:42Leave me alone.
17:43Leave me alone.
17:44Leave me alone.
17:46You feel cold up here.
17:48I've got my swamp in the van.
17:49You feel something to work.
17:51Go away.
17:53Oh, come on.
17:55Now, don't be such a swollsport.
17:57Will you go away?
17:59Oh, fancy one of yours, dear.
18:01Well, none of us will be choosy.
18:03Come with me.
18:04Wendy, come with me.
18:05Wendy!
18:07End of the day.
18:08Women in the day.
18:09You don't want to.
18:10Open the day.
18:11You don't want to.
18:12Stop your help.
18:13Your help.
18:14Good night.
18:16Good night.
18:19Good night.
18:24Good night.
18:28Good night.
18:29Don't wake up your heart.
18:34I'm tired.
18:46Mm, a bit.
18:48It's the drink. I'm not used to it.
18:50Who is?
18:51Don't you go to bed?
18:53No, not yet. Not just yet.
18:58You know, it's funny, all this.
19:00What?
19:01Well, just wondering how far back we can go.
19:04How do you mean?
19:05Well, how primitive we can become.
19:07Primitive?
19:08Well, reverting. I mean, like the Shindig the Niners do.
19:12It's a pagan, right?
19:13Is it?
19:14Of course it is.
19:15First of May, dancing around the Maypole,
19:18fertility symbols, rebirth of spring.
19:21Nymphs and shepherds?
19:23Nymphs and satyrs.
19:24I've never been at all sure what a satyr is.
19:27Is it part man, part horse?
19:29No, goat.
19:31But they used to sacrifice things, didn't they?
19:33Yeah, well, so have we.
19:35Killed a pig.
19:37No, I didn't mean that.
19:38I thought, well, people.
19:42Yeah, no, you're right.
19:44You know, there are still some country people who...
19:46Well, I suppose there are still some country people
19:51who believe that blood, human blood, fertilizes the soil.
19:57Blood of a virgin.
19:58...
20:06I don't know.
21:11Quick! Quick! Quick! Come quick!
21:23It's windy! Nothing happened to us!
21:26Quick! Quick! It's windy!
21:42It's windy!
21:43It's windy!
21:43It's windy!
22:08what's up there mr. Mettler
22:28Wendy's dead looks like murder murder she didn't stab herself
22:38now is everyone here Jenny she's with the children Barney he's with the sheep no
22:47well where is he I saw him very early on he was going towards the woods with his
22:51bow and arrow what with what could you have been killed with an arrow I suppose
23:00so there's nothing there Barney well it's one of us isn't it oh no money couldn't
23:09have been Barney then who else you me you was pestering a lot last night that
23:19doesn't prove anything I know it doesn't prove anything I still think we ought to
23:24talk to better beat the woods for him I'll get my gun no damn it he's armed no
23:30guns just bring him back come on
23:54he's
23:58he's
24:00he's
24:03he's
24:03he's
24:06get out boy quick just run don't come back but get away quick they think you killed wendy
24:35they're after you no get as far as you possibly can please please just run run barney run
24:42there he is
25:01barney
25:04barney
25:10run barney run boy
25:25where is he oh paul's bringing him he had this with him oh god oh barney didn't do it man
25:40there's no harm in barney why did he run away then he was pestering wendy last night i wouldn't call it
25:45that the point is what are we going to do about it i don't know try him i suppose try him try barney
25:55wouldn't unfit to plead with the legal phrase well fit or unfit what do we do with him i mean if we
26:01believe that he did it what do we do with him we haven't heard what he's got to say yet
26:06sit down barney
26:13barney
26:16barney
26:30barney
26:30why did you say i didn't do it
26:33when greg and greg and greg and greg and mr russell caught you this morning
26:36well i i didn't
26:39didn't what
26:42do that
26:46to wendy
26:48barney
26:50did barney really do that to wendy
27:11i don't know
27:14barney wouldn't hurt anyone
27:17come on get on with your sums
27:22maybe you didn't know what he was doing
27:26he's a bit funny isn't he
27:28come on
27:30otherwise no story
27:32and this
27:36is this yours barney
27:39it's got blood on it
27:45clean it
27:46what does he mean
27:57i think he means he wants to clean it
28:00i should have cleaned it
28:01or almost anything
28:02look this is ridiculous
28:03please we must do our best
28:05now barney
28:08this arrow
28:10which belongs to you
28:12has got blood on it
28:13can you tell us how the blood got there
28:17rabbit
28:19can we disprove that
28:22no we can't prove it either
28:23is there no way
28:24yeah if we had a forensic laboratory
28:27rabbit blood must be different to the other
28:29it starts to reason
28:31it's different all right
28:32but it looks exactly the same to me
28:34what are they doing to him
28:39just asking him questions
28:42what questions
28:44i don't know
28:48barney
28:50do you remember last night
28:53the party
28:56we had a party last night
29:00yeah
29:02you were with wendy
29:04you were dancing with wendy
29:09yeah
29:11dance
29:12barney
29:15did you go to wendy's room afterwards
29:19after the party
29:22barney what did you do when the party was over
29:27i was bad
29:34bad
29:37sick
29:40after you were sick
29:44what did you do
29:47sleep
29:52well does anyone else want to ask him anything
29:58there's one question we haven't asked
30:00did you kill wendy
30:09did you kill wendy
30:09no
30:16what's they got to do with it
30:30no you mind you get on with what you're doing
30:35vick
30:39you're wondering here
30:41can we come too
30:43can we see barney
30:44no
30:45you get on with your poems
30:47what have you done with him
30:50nothing
30:51he's in his room
30:53why can't we go and see him
30:55because you're to stay here
30:57what do you think abby
31:11what do you think abby
31:15what do you think abby
31:25i don't know
31:29no i'll tell you
31:31we don't know anymore now than what we did when we started
31:34anybody it could have been
31:36it could have been anybody
31:37well i'm sorry but it seems obvious to me that he did it
31:40look in the first place he was chasing wendy all over the shop last night
31:45no
31:45no he was enjoying himself that's all
31:47wendy didn't seem to mind
31:48all right all right well let's just say that he was attentive
31:50in the second place
31:52when he saw us this morning he ran away as fast as he could
31:55and thirdly when we caught up with him he said i didn't kill her
31:59no he didn't he said i didn't do it
32:00look jenny i was there i know perfectly well what he said he said i didn't kill her
32:04poor
32:05and when i said who he said wendy
32:09how the hell did he know who or what i was talking about unless he had killed her
32:12and the fourth place
32:15he's got a weapon
32:16and it could be the weapon and it's got blood on him
32:18now i know all that's circumstantial but i think it's enough
32:22i don't believe it i don't believe the boy did it
32:28my my instinct tells me
32:30what more would you like
32:31a lot
32:31now you say he ran away when he saw you this morning
32:35well is it surprising in someone of his mentality
32:40when he sees four hulky great men running towards him
32:43and and then he said i i didn't do it or i didn't kill her or something like that
32:49again isn't it exactly what someone of his mentality would say when they were caught
32:54i mean he must have known they were not just calling him into breakfast
32:58and your point about the arrow
33:01well
33:03if you could prove to me that it is human blood
33:07i believe you know but you believe what
33:11when arthur asked him outright did he kill wendy and he said no i think he was telling the truth
33:16yes but you see i think he just doesn't remember or didn't know what he was doing
33:22then he is not guilty
33:25yes he is guilty but with diminished responsibility
33:28question is what do we do anyway if we do find him guilty
33:32now i've been thinking about this
33:34surely we shouldn't consider that until we've decided whether he's guilty or not
33:38why not
33:39because if we do decide it might sway our verdict
33:45i think arthur's right
33:48we shouldn't decide what to do about it until we've reached a verdict
33:54it's down here
33:58it's this one
34:03it's locked
34:08barney are you there barney can we come in lizzie
34:17look the key
34:31i think we've talked enough
34:33how can you talk enough is this at stake
34:35no no no abby's right
34:37look all we're doing is just going over the same ground again and again
34:44what do we do now then
34:45we vote
34:47we vote
34:47guilty or not guilty
34:50greg
34:58guilty
35:00arthur
35:03guilty
35:05emma
35:07not guilty
35:09jenny
35:11not guilty
35:12charmian
35:14guilty
35:15tom
35:17not guilty
35:19paul
35:21guilty
35:22vick
35:24it's got to be guilty
35:27that's five guilty and three not guilty
35:31no it isn't
35:34you haven't voted
35:37guilty
35:38guilty
35:42guilty
35:44And now what?
35:55What do we do with you?
35:57Banish him from the community.
35:59Just turn him loose?
36:00Yes.
36:02What if he comes back?
36:03We've got a thing in the case.
36:05He won't come back.
36:06How can anyone be sure?
36:07Not if we take him far enough away.
36:10That's not right.
36:11That's not human.
36:13He can't look after himself.
36:14He would die.
36:15How do you get by until now?
36:16How many people has he killed?
36:18Oh, that's ridiculous.
36:19Well, is it?
36:20Well, are you prepared to take the risk with Lizzie and John?
36:23Well, are you?
36:24No, of course not.
36:26But couldn't we just...
36:27Well, go on.
36:27Couldn't we just what?
36:29Well, we could watch them.
36:30We could keep them apart.
36:32Yeah, for 24 hours a day.
36:33And who's going to do it?
36:36I don't know.
36:38Seems to me that we have no choice.
36:42What?
36:42Capital punishment.
36:46Punishment for what, for God's sake?
36:47The man's a mental defective.
36:49Exactly.
36:50So we should send him to a hospital where he'll be looked after for his own and everyone else's good.
36:54Well, the only question is, which hospital?
36:56But you can't kill him.
36:58You can't kill Barney.
36:59Well, if you think I want to, I'd just like one of you to suggest a viable alternative.
37:04Well, come on.
37:05Come on.
37:05What are we going to do with him?
37:07Lock him up?
37:09Just lock him up and let him rot?
37:11No.
37:11No, not that.
37:13All right.
37:13Then what?
37:14But you can't kill him.
37:16You can't do that.
37:17No, we take him somewhere and let him tell you.
37:19Die slowly or kill someone else or both.
37:22The easy way out.
37:24We don't see him die and we don't see him kill anyone.
37:27Out of sight and out of mind.
37:30Now, you all make me sick.
37:31Greg.
37:32Look, come on.
37:32We've got to face facts.
37:35Look, society's got a bit compressed lately.
37:37I hadn't any of you noticed.
37:39Now, we can't pass the buck anymore.
37:42We can't offload this onto police, law courts, government, hospitals, anyone else.
37:49We've got to think and feel and act for ourselves.
38:02Greg's right.
38:08It's a desperate situation, but we've got to face up to it.
38:12We've got to decide and there can be no shirking.
38:16Arthur's right too.
38:17There's no question of punishment.
38:20But could we forgive ourselves if we did nothing and something happened to John and Lizzie?
38:24We've got to protect ourselves.
38:27That's what we've got to think about.
38:29Look, you have no right to tell us what to think.
38:32I know that, Emma.
38:33We can't kill him.
38:35And we can't lock him up either.
38:37It's not only inhuman.
38:39It's not possible.
38:40If we're going to get through next winter, we need every hand that we've got.
38:43You are telling us what to think.
38:45No, I'm not.
38:47I'm telling you what to think about.
38:50Now, look.
38:51We've got a sick animal.
38:53We either put it down or we abandon it.
38:56Now, that's what you think about.
38:58That's what we all think about hard.
39:02Yes, well, I suggest we stop this and we have lunch.
39:07Who wants lunch?
39:09The children want lunch, Emma.
39:11They had no breakfast.
39:12Honey, do you know anything about dinosaurs?
39:27Of course he doesn't, silly.
39:29It's not silly.
39:30I know a lot about them and he's bigger than I am.
39:34Breakfast?
39:35The biggest was the Tyrannosaurus Rex and it was carnivorous.
39:39Do you know what that means?
39:39I think he wants some breakfast.
39:45Out!
39:46I think Barney's hungry.
39:48He hasn't had any breakfast.
39:49Out!
39:50I'm hungry.
40:01Yeah, well, it's lunchtime.
40:03I'll bring you some.
40:05When I go...
40:06When I go to the sheep...
40:09And you've had your lunch.
40:10When I go to the sheep...
40:22I know.
40:24I know.
40:37Can I have some more please?
41:07Why is everybody so grumpy?
41:16Eat your lunch please.
41:29Now can we get it over with please?
41:31Where are they?
41:32They're playing in the courtyard.
41:34They're all right.
41:37Yes.
41:39But we vote for one thing or the other.
41:42There's no alternative.
41:47Greg?
41:49Death.
41:51We have no choice.
41:52No comments please.
41:54Tom?
41:57I can't.
41:59Come on!
42:01All right, banishment then.
42:04Arthur?
42:07Death.
42:09Charmin?
42:10Banishment.
42:13Paul?
42:15We have to.
42:17Just your vote.
42:19Death.
42:21Emma?
42:22Vanish.
42:23Jenny?
42:24Me too.
42:25Vanishment?
42:26Yes.
42:27Vic?
42:28Death.
42:29Death.
42:30Four and four.
42:31Which leaves you with the casting vote.
42:35You?
42:38Who?
42:39Who?
42:40Two, what do you think?
42:41Death.
42:43Four and four.
42:46And four.
42:48Leave you with the casting vote.
42:50in the morning
43:19Jenny can take the children fishing if we're gonna do it we do it now
43:24all right
43:38right who's going first
43:43I'll go first
43:49I'll go first
43:56I'll go first
43:58I'll go first
44:01I'll go first
44:10I'll go first
44:17I'll go first
44:19I'll go first
44:20I'll go first
44:21I'll go first
44:22I'll go first
44:24I'll go first
44:41I'll go first
44:42There's only a few to take one price.
45:12Oh, catch it.
45:22No, not what I was intending.
45:27Come on!
45:32Oh, my God.
45:42Mm-hmm.
46:02Oh, my God.
46:27Hey!
46:28Hey!
46:30Hey, hey!
46:33Hey.
46:35Hey!
46:38Hey, hey, hey, hey!
46:41Hey!
46:46Hey.
46:55Hey.
46:56Hey.
46:57Hey.
46:59It still comes back to me.
47:01Oh, Greg, we're all just as responsible.
47:04Yeah, well, we didn't all pull the trigger.
47:07You were carrying out a collective decision.
47:10Look, if I'd voted the other way, then...
47:16I still think the others should be told about Price.
47:20I don't see what good that's going to do.
47:22That's not the point.
47:23It's the whole point.
47:25We're fighting for survival, not principles.
47:27They have a right to know.
47:29Abby, you're the figurehead here.
47:32Whether you like it or not, people are always going to look up to you for a lead.
47:35But I'm the manager.
47:36I run things.
47:39And I'm warning you that if you insist on telling them, then I'm going to challenge you.
47:44And if that happens, then what we've got here is just going to fall apart.
47:48I don't think I can bear to have him near me.
47:50Do you think I can?
47:52I'd have killed him if you hadn't stopped me.
47:54And if you insist on telling the others, there's going to be none of this business of drawing straws.
47:59You'll be lynched.
48:02Unpleasant truth is that we need Price.
48:05We were overworked before, even when we had Wendy and Barney.
48:09Without Price, well, there's no future here.
48:12So what happens the next time he gets drunk?
48:15Well, you'll never drink again.
48:18All he's going to do is work.
48:21Just give him away from me.
48:23I'm sorry.
48:26Forgive me.
48:28Please forgive me.
48:30I'm sorry.
48:31I'm sorry.
48:34Please forgive me.
48:35Please forgive me.
48:53I'm sorry.
48:54I'm sorry.
48:55I'm sorry.
48:56I'm sorry.
48:57I'm sorry.
48:58I'm sorry.
48:59I'm sorry.
49:00I'm sorry.
49:01I'm sorry.
49:02I'm sorry.
49:03I'm sorry.
49:04I'm sorry.
49:05I'm sorry.
49:06I'm sorry.
49:07I'm sorry.
49:08I'm sorry.
49:09I'm sorry.
49:10I'm sorry.
49:11I'm sorry.
49:12I'm sorry.
49:13I'm sorry.
49:14I'm sorry.
49:15I'm sorry.
49:16I'm sorry.
49:17I'm sorry.
49:18I'm sorry.
49:19I'm sorry.
49:20I'm sorry.
49:21I'm sorry.
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