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00:00Including those that we deliver, must be meticulously annotated.
00:04Prepare yourselves by perusing the materials provided.
00:11Mrs. Martin, how nice to have you back with us again.
00:15This is number three, isn't it?
00:17For my sins.
00:19I'll have a bottle each of the orange juice,
00:21and the Delrosa for the boys,
00:23and all the milk tokens and whatnot.
00:26I'll have some codliff royal and all.
00:28Nobody likes it in our house, but at least it's free.
00:30It's certainly discounted.
00:32I'll just work out what you owe.
00:34I beg your pardon?
00:36I don't think I owe you anything.
00:38Your circumstances have changed, Mrs. Martin.
00:41Now your husband is working again.
00:43Your entitlements have been revised.
00:47That's exactly seven shillings.
00:53Don't need the codliff royal.
00:55Or the orange.
00:56You know, I sometimes wonder what the last war was for.
01:04How far is the airport?
01:06Depends if you mean New York or Heathrow.
01:09Troops is coming back this afternoon.
01:11The afternoon is from now until tea time,
01:15and you've only just had your lunch, Rich.
01:18Why don't you go round the corner and wait for her taxi?
01:21You don't want me to look at these rude magazines.
01:25No, I don't.
01:26Your mum will kill me,
01:27and even I'm supposed to do this looking the other way.
01:31Mother is 30 years old.
01:33This is the second baby.
01:35Obstructed labour in the first pregnancy
01:37resulted in delivery by caesarean of a live infant
01:41weighing ten pounds, three ounces.
01:43Have we any idea why this might have occurred?
01:45Gestational diabetes, sir.
01:46Correct.
01:47But I've been all right this time.
01:49There's not been anything wrong with me at all.
01:52Have we any observations to make about mother's abdomen?
01:55Long vertical incision, sir.
01:57High vertical classical caesarean scar.
02:00Meaning, natural delivery is precluded in this and all future labours due to...
02:06Risk of death, sir.
02:07Risk of uterine rupture.
02:09One of the most serious adverse events in obstetrics.
02:13Mother will be admitted in advance of her due date.
02:16No trial of labour.
02:19I will reopen this scar and conduct a second surgical delivery.
02:24I don't reckon it's even that big a baby this time.
02:26Given your history, that is immaterial.
02:28Big baby, small baby, we will do what's best.
02:34I brought you a cuppa and some ginger nuts to keep you going while you unpack.
02:38What's all this?
02:40Those sheets were clean on.
02:41I bought my own.
02:42Your own sheets?
02:44Well, the weather will be warming up soon.
02:46And I'm not sure I can face three months cocooned in flannelette.
02:49This is the bedding Matthew and I use in our apartment.
02:52Well, I suppose if it reminds you of him.
02:54It does.
02:58What's all this, dear?
03:01Is someone looking after you?
03:03I'm waiting for a blood test.
03:05For diabetes.
03:07But I don't have diabetes.
03:09Mr. Barry says I've got to have a caesarean.
03:12Come on.
03:14Buy your eyes, blow your nose.
03:18This is really clean.
03:21I'm a trained professional.
03:24I wouldn't offer you a mucky one.
03:27I wouldn't contradict anything Mr. Barry says either.
03:31But I can tell you, if you aren't happy with your consultant,
03:35you can talk to your GP.
03:37I've never even met my GP.
03:40He's called Dr. Turner, that's all I know.
03:42Tell me your name and we'll start from there.
03:45We are so grateful to you for giving us your time, Nurse Aylward.
03:49The gratitude goes both ways.
03:51The business in New York is really going very well.
03:54But we'll be home within the year and I don't want to let my registration lapse.
03:58I may be asking rather more of you than keeping up your midwifery skills and taking on refresher courses.
04:06The Board of Health have declared war on Nonata's house.
04:11War?
04:12They do not like that the Order are by definition religious sisters.
04:17They do not like that we wear the habit.
04:19They do not like that we pray.
04:21They do not approve of us delivering contraceptive advice,
04:27sexual education or even once respects babies.
04:31And they do not like that our first obedience is to God and not to them.
04:37I've just been called out to Sira Patel.
04:40It's her first baby, isn't it?
04:42You may be up for a long night.
04:44I shall relish it.
04:46Now Nurse Aylward is back, I doubt I'll be called upon for night duty for a while.
04:50What are we going to do, sister?
04:55We are going to fight back with every weapon at our disposal.
05:00And that, my colleague and friend, includes you.
05:04Praise the Lord O my soul.
05:08And forget not all his benefits,
05:18Who forgith all thy sin,
05:26and healeth with thy great amazes.
05:45We're almost there, Sira.
05:47You've almost made it.
05:56You're here.
05:59You're raised.
06:00You're raised.
06:02Yeah.
06:05Oh, what are you doing?
06:07You do me?
06:08What are you doing?
06:09I'm dying.
06:11You're dying.
06:13I'm dying.
06:18I'm dying.
06:21I'm dying.
06:24Attention, please.
06:37Mr. Buckle has just telephoned after his emergency trip to the warehouse
06:42and he has managed to locate the missing papers.
06:46Hands up everyone who normally delivers the express or the mirror.
06:51Oh, Paula.
06:52Oh, thank you, Reggie.
06:54Where is Paula?
06:59Paula, we have a plan.
07:03Are you all right, dear? You look ever so pale.
07:09Oh, you poor pet.
07:14I'd better walk you home.
07:16I'll probably be all right now.
07:17Ow! Ow!
07:22It's full of knots, mate.
07:24It hurt.
07:25It'd hurt less if she cut them out with scissors.
07:29Good morning.
07:31Patrick.
07:32Biscuits for breakfast.
07:34While the cat's away, the mice will play.
07:36I've made fresh coffee.
07:39How was it?
07:40Oh, long labour.
07:43Posterior presentation.
07:45Tears for the mother.
07:47Aching knees for yours truly.
07:49And it was everything.
07:54Everything this job was meant to be.
07:57Winnie Welsh and her family were indeed transferred to us in January,
08:03when Dr Kinloch's practice closed on the Isle of Dogs.
08:07You do wonder how many amenities the Isle of Dogs can lose.
08:11It's madness.
08:12When the council are building more flats there all the time.
08:16I'll ask one of our midwives to call in on her.
08:21Oh, good afternoon, Mrs Cunningham.
08:23Did my Paula leave her jumper here this morning?
08:26Is it blue?
08:27That's it.
08:27I couldn't tell if it was hers or one of the paper lads.
08:31All your magazines are in, by the way.
08:33Reggie, can you get Mrs Cunningham's Godspool and People's Friend?
08:41Mrs Cunningham, may I have a word?
08:45But I saw Paula at dinner time.
08:47She always comes home for a dinner.
08:49Too much monkey business in that school canteen.
08:52But she didn't say anything about being sick.
08:54She told me it had happened a few times
08:58and it was such a nasty, bright yellow.
09:02Well, do you think it was a bilious attack?
09:04I think she needs to see a doctor.
09:08Every single day.
09:10They don't care about us.
09:11It's our children.
09:12It's their futures.
09:13We need to stand together, all right?
09:15Excuse me, Constable.
09:17How long is this going on for?
09:20I'm a midwife trying to make a house call.
09:23Somebody having a baby.
09:25Sorry, Nurse Crane.
09:26The only way you're going to get to deliver a baby this morning
09:28is if you jump in and swim.
09:30Is the bridge up again?
09:32That bridge has been up and down like a stripper's draw
09:34since they built it last autumn.
09:36And every time it's up to let us ship in,
09:37we're all trapped on the island till the ruddy thing's unloaded.
09:40Oh, chucks away!
09:42Cheryl!
09:55Mr. Robinson, hello.
09:56Hello. What brings you here?
09:57I'm dropping off this month's forms for the mother and baby homes.
10:00I expect they'll probably end up on your desk.
10:03They do.
10:03What's this?
10:07I don't have as much time to spend in a homeless shelter as I did.
10:10They could do with a new volunteer or two.
10:13I might put my name down.
10:14If I don't find something useful to do with my evenings,
10:19Nurse Crane and Miss Higgins will have me helping with the cubs.
10:21I was in hospital for three weeks, Nurse.
10:46I was in so much pain, I couldn't even feed the baby.
10:49And they kept him in the nursery for all that time.
10:52The important thing to remember is that once you're discharged,
10:56the district midwives will be looking after you
10:58exactly as if you'd had baby in our little maternity home
11:03or even in this bed.
11:05I had a dream once, but I had it in this bed.
11:09My mum was sitting where you are and she was holding my hand
11:12and she was egging me on as if she was still alive.
11:15It's funny because this is the bed that she had me in.
11:17Oh, you do surprise me.
11:19This feels like a top-notch mattress.
11:21It's almost new.
11:23Me and I was treated ourselves when we got married.
11:25Winnie, most of the time,
11:29birth is just a normal, natural, messy event.
11:33But once you've had to have one caesarean,
11:35it does make sense to follow suit the next time.
11:40It might make sense in your head,
11:42but it doesn't make sense in my heart.
11:45It's like my body is burning to do the thing that it was made for.
11:49But sometimes nature must be overruled by science.
11:55All done. Thank you.
12:09How many hamsters have you got, Paula?
12:12Three.
12:13In two cages.
12:15Mum wanted me to call them Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego.
12:19Like, from the Bible.
12:20But I called them Rosemary, Parsley and Sage.
12:23I think Rosemary might be a boy, though.
12:26It's cystitis, isn't it?
12:27All the women in our family have trouble with our...
12:30waterworks.
12:31We've got narrow tubes.
12:33I'll certainly take a urine sample away with me,
12:36so we can see what's wrong.
12:40Paula,
12:41have you started your periods yet?
12:44Not really.
12:45I had one a couple months ago.
12:47She's been a bit of a late developer,
12:49but I always say to her,
12:51you'll catch up.
12:57Come on.
12:58Time for your toast and peanut butter.
12:59I got a new jar.
13:00Crunchy this week.
13:01Sister Veronica said that this came in the afternoon post.
13:04Where are you going with Uncle Roger tonight?
13:07His company are given a party for the sales reps,
13:10Curry, Buffy and Danson,
13:12according to the invite.
13:13They must have sold a lot of tranquilizers.
13:16That's why Uncle Roger got promoted,
13:19isn't it?
13:21Yes, it is.
13:23Now, come here.
13:23You're coughing.
13:24I need to rub some menthol on your chest.
13:27Pregnancy test?
13:29Well, that's going to be negative.
13:31She's 13 years old.
13:32Mrs. Cunningham,
13:34Paula is showing every sign of being pregnant.
13:37No, doctor.
13:39No.
13:40I'm sorry.
13:41We know what's working in the modern world.
13:44And we brought Paula up the right way.
13:46I know you go to church, Mr. Cunningham.
13:48We don't just go to church.
13:51We live church.
13:53It's as the Lord says in Deuteronomy.
13:55And these words
13:56thou shalt teach diligently unto thy children
13:59and shalt talk of them
14:01when thou sittest in thine house
14:02and when thou walkest by the way
14:04and when thou liest down
14:05and when thou risest up.
14:09When they had sex education at school last year,
14:12I wouldn't even sign the letter.
14:15We discussed it, didn't we, Philip?
14:17We agreed there were things
14:19she didn't need to know.
14:21Kids learn soon enough, though, don't they?
14:23Yes, they do.
14:28I'm running my gimlet eye over you all
14:31from the soles of your shoes
14:32to the top of your hats.
14:34Please note I'm wearing
14:35Philly-fashioned stockings.
14:37If the pay rise is going to be announced today,
14:38I want to be as well presented
14:40as it's possible to be.
14:46Let me answer it!
14:48Uncle Roger!
14:53Do you have any science homework for me to do?
14:57Only the evaporation experiment.
14:59Still the evaporation experiment?
15:01It's like watching water dry.
15:03One more dance.
15:21One more onion baggie.
15:24Then we're making our excuses.
15:25I'll keep dancing
15:27and you can keep your onion baggie.
15:33It is with
15:38the most profound pleasure
15:41that as a direct result
15:43of our campaign,
15:44I am now able
15:45to announce the following.
15:46A two-year,
15:49two-part settlement
15:50comprising a 20% pay rise
15:53from the 1st of April 1970
15:55with an additional 2%
15:58from the 1st of April 1971.
16:01A total wage increase
16:04of 22%.
16:05We did this
16:14not by allowing
16:16our profession
16:17to be sentimentalised,
16:19not by tugging
16:21at government's heartstrings,
16:23and not by claiming
16:24to be an army
16:25of Florence Nightingales
16:27in short skirts.
16:29We did it
16:30by acknowledging
16:32our own worth
16:33and persuading society
16:36to do the same!
16:41Would you not give
16:42Indian food another go, Nance?
16:44I wasn't mad keen on beer
16:45when I first tried it.
16:46I persevered.
16:48And the rest is history.
16:49All I've had tonight
16:50is grape juice
16:51because I'm driving back to Surrey.
16:53My mother would be ecstatic.
16:54Has she really never
16:55drunk alcohol
16:56in the whole of her life?
16:58That's Presbyterianism for you.
17:00Does she know
17:00you're walking out
17:01with a Catholic?
17:03All I've said
17:04so far
17:05is that your name
17:06is Nancy.
17:09Roger,
17:10there's something
17:10I have to tell you.
17:11Don't get all serious
17:12on me.
17:13It's scary.
17:14That campaign
17:15taught me
17:16all kinds of things
17:17I didn't know.
17:19Phyllis,
17:20should we stop
17:21and get some fish and chips
17:22to celebrate?
17:23That's Nurse Crane
17:24to you
17:24when we're in uniform.
17:27And no eating
17:28in the street.
17:30We're to take them
17:30back to Ninata's house.
17:32I may be more modern
17:34but I'm not that modern.
17:37The speaker
17:37was right about
17:38not being sentimental
17:39though.
17:41We can emote
17:42all we like.
17:43We can cite
17:43our vocation
17:44all we like.
17:45But nothing gets
17:46through to those
17:47in power
17:47like cold hard facts.
17:49Netherditch Hospital.
17:54I've seen signs
17:55for Netherditch Hospital.
17:56It's right in the middle
17:57of my sales patch.
17:58I was offered
17:59exactly the same job
18:00there 18 months ago
18:01and I turned it down.
18:04The same job
18:05is vacant again.
18:05The same little house
18:06is vacant again.
18:07You have to take it, Nancy.
18:09You'll be near to me
18:10until we get married
18:11and Colette
18:12will be able
18:13to breathe clean air
18:14and go to a better school.
18:15You want all that
18:16for just as much
18:17as I do, don't you?
18:19She's going to be
18:20my daughter.
18:31Who on earth
18:32can that be
18:33at this hour
18:33of the night?
18:35Someone needs
18:36emergency
18:36Nicrolastic.
18:42Colette first.
18:44Nuns next.
18:46Then I'm going to
18:46phone my mother
18:47in the morning
18:47and I'm going to
18:48take you both
18:49to meet her
18:49over at Easterly Ghent.
18:52Grant.
18:54So where's the ring?
18:55It's in my jacket pocket.
18:57It's been there
18:58since the day
18:58we chose it.
18:59It's been there
18:59since the day
19:00we chose it.
19:17perfect.
19:27I love that it's an opal.
19:30It's got so many
19:31different colours in it
19:32like yellow
19:33and pink
19:34and turquoise
19:35flashing like stars
19:37or little electric flowers.
19:39It's like you.
19:40I love you.
19:48I love you.
19:52I'm sorry I spring on you
19:53when you're in your rollers
19:55and everything
19:55but you are the mayor.
19:57I most certainly
19:58am the mayor
19:59Mr Southwell
20:00and please be advised
20:02that you cannot
20:03just make a unilateral
20:05declaration of independence
20:07on behalf of the Isle of Dogs.
20:09Did it in Rhodesia.
20:10Rhodesia is a country
20:12the Isle of Dogs
20:13isn't even a borough.
20:15It's more of a
20:16bulge into the Thames.
20:19And 11,000 people
20:20live there
20:21where underfunded
20:22overlooked
20:23starved
20:24of resources
20:25fell up
20:28to the back teeth.
20:29That's a very
20:29stirring statement
20:31Mr Southwell
20:32but you aren't
20:32an elected
20:33politician.
20:35As of midnight
20:35I am president
20:38of the island.
20:39And I
20:40am prime minister.
20:41Of course
20:43it's about time
20:44old Harold Wilson
20:45got around
20:46for his money.
20:47And there's
20:47eight more men
20:48in our committee.
20:49You are a tugboat pilot
20:51and this is a gimmick.
20:53It's a silly
20:54attention-seeking gimmick.
20:56I'm not
20:57giving you my support.
20:59It doesn't matter.
21:01This was
21:02only a courtesy call.
21:04Come tomorrow
21:05we are all free men.
21:09To do always
21:11that is righteous
21:12in thy sight.
21:13Through Jesus Christ
21:14and
21:15Amen.
21:21Sister Julianne
21:24may I have a word?
21:27Are you going to miss
21:28our sister Julianne?
21:30Our sadness
21:31at your departure
21:32is completely
21:33eclipsed
21:34by our
21:35happiness
21:35for both of you.
21:37I can't put it
21:38as elegantly
21:38as that
21:39but
21:39good on your lass.
21:42Oh you'll make me cry.
21:44Save the tears.
21:46There's a wedding
21:46to plan.
21:47Yes, when is it
21:50going to be?
21:50Yes, when?
21:51And where?
21:53In six months time.
21:55In Poplar?
21:57Why would I want
21:58to get married
21:59anywhere other
21:59than home?
22:00Dr. Turner has asked me
22:23to look after Paula
22:24the little pregnant girl.
22:26The 13 year old?
22:27He said he needs
22:28a midwife who can
22:28be gentle with the child
22:29and firm
22:30with the child's mother.
22:32Adolescent pregnancies
22:33are notoriously difficult.
22:35She's at increased risk
22:36of eclampsia,
22:37anemia,
22:38pre-term delivery
22:39and antepartum hemorrhage.
22:41One saw it
22:42far too often
22:43in times gone by.
22:46A half-budded body
22:47that should be
22:49little and limber,
22:52warped
22:53and swollen
22:54out of all
22:55tolerable shape.
22:58And the inference
22:59of such children
23:00were usually
23:01so very small
23:04as though
23:06they scarcely
23:08dared admit
23:09that they were married.
23:10Just because a body
23:11can conceive a baby
23:13doesn't mean
23:13that it can bear it easily.
23:15At such a young age,
23:16I mean,
23:17can the mother
23:17even understand
23:18what's happening?
23:19We can bring Paula
23:26in in a minute,
23:27but ideally
23:28I need to speak
23:29with her mother too.
23:30Would a home visit
23:31be more convenient?
23:32My wife doesn't
23:33want to talk to you.
23:34This sort of thing
23:35doesn't happen
23:36in families like ours
23:37or churches
23:39like ours.
23:40According to that
23:41to Turner's notes,
23:42you attend
23:42Habitation Chapel.
23:44I know it.
23:47Habitation Chapel
23:47has been saving lives
23:49since 1859.
23:51It says
23:51saving souls
23:52since 1859
23:53above the door,
23:54but I reckon
23:54it does more than that.
23:56My life
23:57wouldn't have been
23:58worth living
23:58if I hadn't gone in there
23:59and pledged myself
24:00to Jesus.
24:01I always say
24:02I met God,
24:04I met Grace there.
24:08Grace is my wife.
24:11Everything else,
24:11it just, well,
24:14it just sort of followed.
24:16Mr. Cunningham,
24:19questions will have
24:20to be asked
24:21about the baby's father,
24:23who he is
24:24and whether any offence
24:26has been committed.
24:28It's not me.
24:29I promise.
24:32It's not me.
24:34I've even had
24:35one of them
24:35vasectomies.
24:37Dr. Turner
24:38will tell you.
24:40Have you any idea
24:41what Apollo
24:42has a boyfriend?
24:45You wouldn't allow it.
24:48Is this picture right?
24:50Can your baby
24:51burst out of your body
24:52like that?
24:52This is a medical
24:53textbook,
24:54Mrs. Welsh.
24:55It was written
24:56to train and educate
24:57people like
24:58Nurse Clifford
24:58and me.
25:00That's why
25:00it doesn't pull
25:01any punches.
25:02This one frightens me
25:03and I'm a midwife.
25:05It doesn't happen often,
25:06I promise you.
25:07Why didn't anybody
25:08tell me that my womb
25:09could burst open?
25:11Did Mr. Parry not
25:11think I was clever enough
25:12to take this in?
25:13Mrs. Welsh,
25:14has seeing this
25:15changed the way
25:16that you feel
25:16about having
25:17a surgical delivery?
25:18To be wuddy,
25:18why it has.
25:19I'm scared of the operation,
25:21but I'm terrified
25:22of the alternative.
25:23I'm happy,
25:41Sister Veronica,
25:42but I'll miss you
25:43doing this.
25:46I'm happy,
25:48but I will miss
25:49this too.
25:50I was just about to leave.
26:18I thought there was
26:19no one home.
26:23Cast your eye
26:24upon my visage.
26:26Have I the untainted
26:28complexion of youth?
26:30Not really.
26:31Then it will not
26:32surprise you to learn
26:33that I am holed
26:34in my antiquity
26:36and I can no more
26:38run to this door
26:40than I may fly.
26:42The supply of hot beverages
26:47to callers
26:48is no longer
26:49within my purview.
26:51This must suffice.
26:59I'm surprised the Pope
27:00even let you have a television.
27:01You think you'd encourage
27:04self-discipline
27:05if nothing else?
27:08Dr. Townley never did this.
27:10Now we know for sure
27:11you're going to have a baby.
27:12He wants to make sure
27:13you have all the usual checks.
27:17Is this alright, honey?
27:19It feels a bit funny.
27:21I'm sorry.
27:22It's one of those things
27:23us girls have to get used to.
27:24If we're going to look
27:25after our bodies properly,
27:27this won't take too long.
27:28I'm going to get you
27:36a tissue.
27:37You might see
27:38a tiny bit of blood.
27:39Am I having a period?
27:40No.
27:41I don't think it's that.
27:44Angela and Mike
27:44hope they'll be bridesmaids.
27:46They've never been asked
27:47by anyone before.
27:48Have they not?
27:49Well, they might be
27:50getting a nice surprise.
27:51Really?
27:52I'm going to talk to
27:52Auntie Violet
27:53about making all the dresses.
27:56Hello.
27:56My name is Esther Noble.
28:02And I take it
28:03you're the young lady
28:04whom my son
28:05intends to marry.
28:09Well, this hymen
28:10is still there, Doctor.
28:11To the point where
28:12I think I tore it slightly
28:13when I tried to examine her.
28:15Sometimes the hymen
28:16doesn't completely
28:16stretch across the vagina.
28:19An intact hymen
28:19is an unheard of
28:20in a pregnant patient.
28:22But in this case
28:23it's just
28:24totally unhelpful.
28:26He implied
28:26you were respectable.
28:28I am completely respectable.
28:30You're an unmarried mother.
28:31I was also reared by nuns
28:33and I still live in a convent.
28:34It is of no consolation
28:35to me
28:36that you're Roman Catholic.
28:38These nuns are Anglican.
28:40The distinction is immaterial.
28:43I question one.
28:44Where were you baptised?
28:46Two.
28:46Where will you marry?
28:47Three.
28:48Three.
28:49Where do you go
28:50to worship God?
28:52Question one
28:53you'd have to ask my mother
28:54who's been dead
28:55for 20 years.
28:56Two.
28:57The registry office.
28:58Three.
29:01I don't.
29:04I see.
29:06Roger had a very
29:07different upbringing.
29:09And it's clear to me
29:10that he is making
29:10the most terrible mistake.
29:13I told you.
29:15And my daughter told you.
29:17And now her body
29:18has told you.
29:21She is a virgin.
29:23She is also expecting
29:24a baby.
29:26If that child
29:26is expecting a baby
29:27and her
29:29hymen
29:30or whatever you call it
29:31has never been broken
29:32there are only two ways
29:35this could have come about.
29:38She's either pregnant
29:40by the Holy Spirit.
29:42Are you saying this
29:44is an immaculate conception?
29:46What she's been interfered with
29:48by the devil.
29:50Nurse Corrigan
29:56Nurse Corrigan
29:57Your fiancé is on the phone.
30:03Roger
30:04your mother's been here.
30:06What?
30:07In London?
30:08She told me nothing.
30:10She told me plenty.
30:12What do you do
30:14in a case like Winnie's
30:15when the mother
30:17is so scared
30:18and so desperate?
30:21Well sometimes
30:22just hearing them out
30:23is as good
30:24as talking them round.
30:26But what I could never say
30:28to Winnie Welsh
30:28is the worst thing
30:30I ever witnessed
30:30was a woman dying
30:32of exactly the complication
30:33that this second
30:34caesarean
30:35is aiming to avoid.
30:37Uterine rupture.
30:38It's as if
30:42it's branded
30:43into my mind's eye.
30:46The mother
30:47had the most
30:47beautiful tummy
30:48not a stretch mark
30:50on it
30:51and you never forget
30:52a thing like that.
30:54But during
30:55second stage
30:55there was this
30:58rippling
30:59underneath the skin.
31:01could see
31:03the muscles
31:04contracting
31:05and contracting
31:07and contracting
31:08into this
31:09sickening
31:11hourglass shape.
31:13The other thing
31:14I never forget
31:16is the way
31:17she screamed
31:18before she died
31:19as though animals
31:21were tearing her apart.
31:23she'd bought
31:27a beautiful
31:27new nightie
31:28for wearing
31:29afterwards
31:30turquoise nylon
31:32with a little
31:33lemon frill.
31:35I had it
31:35warming on the
31:36fire guard
31:39but I had to
31:42lay her out in it
31:43dead
31:44with the baby
31:46tucked into
31:48the crook of her arm.
31:51Alyssa
31:52I felt
31:55such a fraud
31:57sympathising
31:59with Winnie
31:59over Mr. Parry
32:00and his scalpel.
32:03But the fact
32:04of the matter
32:04is
32:05if there is
32:05any risk
32:06at all
32:07of you
32:07to Rhine Rocher
32:08the knife
32:10is the only
32:10way ahead.
32:13Yes
32:13I am aware
32:14that the Isle of Dogs
32:15has declared itself
32:16an independent republic.
32:18This has not
32:18been put
32:19to any sort
32:20of vote
32:20and as mayor
32:21of Tower Hamlets
32:22I neither
32:22acknowledge
32:23nor condone it.
32:26Men are
32:27filming outside.
32:30What?
32:37Don't let anyone in.
32:38I had to catch an aeroplane
32:42and the only
32:45boarding house
32:45available
32:46is like
32:46the United Nations.
32:47I am in love
32:49and I'm getting married.
32:50It's not a crisis
32:51mother
32:51I'm nearly 30.
32:53You're 27 years
32:55and 8 months old
32:56tomorrow.
32:57If we're to have
32:57a helpful conversation
32:58about this
32:59it would be best
33:00if we adhere
33:01to facts.
33:02The principal facts
33:03being Nancy
33:04is a Catholic
33:04and as a child
33:05outside what you
33:06would call wedlock
33:07and you don't want
33:08me to marry her.
33:09I don't want you
33:10contracting a marriage
33:11that will end
33:12in tears
33:13yours or mine.
33:17What about Nancy?
33:19She doesn't deserve
33:20a day's more
33:20unhappiness
33:21than she's already
33:21overcome
33:22because in spite
33:24of all that she
33:25has endured
33:25she is the brightest
33:26lightest spirit
33:27and she
33:29and her little girl
33:31is shining on me
33:32like sunlight.
33:34She has turned
33:35your head
33:36and she's turning
33:39you away
33:40from all that
33:41you have ever known.
33:42You're the one
33:42who's turning me away.
33:44If you carry on
33:45like this
33:45there'll be no
33:46coming back.
33:52She tore Roger
33:53to shreds.
33:55I don't want
33:55a mother-in-law
33:56that hurts her
33:57son like that.
34:02Tinned salmon
34:03with just
34:04a suspicion
34:05of salad cream.
34:11I want to go
34:12and fight her.
34:14That would just
34:15hurt him more.
34:17And he wants
34:17to go and fight her
34:18but that would
34:18hurt everyone.
34:20You need someone
34:21to vouch for you
34:22Nancy.
34:23Someone who can
34:24bring a supplementary
34:25point of view.
34:26I have no one
34:27Miss Higgins.
34:29You know
34:30perfectly well
34:30that that's not
34:31the case.
34:33Right,
34:33cover you lot,
34:34let's go!
34:35No one passes
34:36because it's an awesome
34:37one to win!
34:44Win?
34:46Winnie,
34:47can you please
34:47stop cleaning?
34:49The place is filthy
34:49and it doesn't help
34:51that the immersion
34:52heat is bust again.
34:53I wish you'd give over
34:54with them banners.
34:55There was nothing wrong
34:56with the last ones.
34:57I forgot the
34:58D.
34:59There was only room
34:59for
35:00We Are People
35:01and that's a
35:02foregone conclusion
35:02in anybody's book.
35:05You don't look
35:05comfy,
35:06Win.
35:06I'm not comfy.
35:08Maybe the midwives
35:09would have something
35:10to treat Win.
35:12Reviewing these
35:12accounts,
35:13sister,
35:13it's clear that
35:14the council's budget
35:15only works
35:15because the order
35:16does a great deal
35:17of work for nothing.
35:19We are
35:20sisters of charity.
35:21That's always been
35:22our way.
35:22That was your way
35:23before the national
35:24health came into being.
35:26But there's no reason
35:27why it should have
35:28continued afterwards.
35:29Well, there may be
35:30no reason,
35:31but there is need.
35:33The council are
35:35using you
35:36so that they
35:36can save money.
35:38Is this going to be
35:40awfully contentious?
35:42Yes,
35:43it is.
35:45Sometimes
35:46things happen
35:47in this life
35:48which appear
35:49to be inexplicable.
35:52Do you know
35:53what inexplicable
35:54means, Paula?
35:55Does it mean
35:56there's no reason
35:57for it?
35:58It means that
35:58there seems
35:59to be no reason
36:00for it.
36:02But, Paula,
36:03there is always
36:04a reason for
36:05everything that
36:05happens on this
36:06earth.
36:07Because God
36:08in heaven
36:09has decreed it.
36:11Or because
36:12the devil
36:12is trying
36:13to make things
36:14otherwise
36:14by striving
36:16to make us
36:17alter our behaviour.
36:19Do you believe
36:20in God, Paula?
36:21And do you
36:25believe in the
36:26devil?
36:28No, I don't.
36:30But if you
36:31don't believe
36:31in him,
36:32that means
36:34you don't fear
36:35him.
36:36And that
36:37is very,
36:39very dangerous.
36:40Motherly!
37:02Don't hit me!
37:03Paula,
37:03I've never,
37:04ever hit you.
37:04Not even a smack
37:05on the legs
37:06when you were
37:06little and you
37:06were naughty.
37:07but this,
37:08this is not
37:09you!
37:10This is not
37:11something you
37:12have done!
37:13Can't you see
37:14that?
37:15Would it be
37:15better if I
37:15had done
37:16something?
37:17Would everyone
37:17stop shouting
37:18at me?
37:19If you'd done
37:20something,
37:21that would
37:23be even worse.
37:24excuse me,
37:34do you have
37:34a spare
37:35balloon?
37:35We'll tie it
37:35to the
37:36wing mirror.
37:37Why are you
37:37encouraging
37:38them?
37:41By all
37:41accounts,
37:42they've occupied
37:42the blue
37:43bridge and
37:43they're blocking
37:44this one.
37:44my apologies,
37:51madam,
37:51but we're
37:51not allowing
37:52any more
37:52food traffic
37:53until after
37:53the president
37:54arrives.
37:55The president?
37:56What do you
37:57mean,
37:57the president?
37:58Tom Southwell,
37:59president of
38:00the Isle of Dogs.
38:01He's on his
38:02way back from
38:02the BBC.
38:03He's been
38:03giving interviews
38:03all morning.
38:04I see.
38:09And who are
38:09you,
38:10his press
38:10spokesman?
38:12Well,
38:12I,
38:12as a matter
38:13of fact,
38:13am the
38:13prime minister.
38:14And I'm
38:15home secretary.
38:16Well,
38:17if you're
38:17home secretary,
38:18then you're
38:18responsible for
38:19law and order.
38:20So I suggest
38:21that you allow
38:22me to pass
38:23before I
38:24perform a
38:25citizen's
38:25arrest.
38:29Mrs.
38:30Conanham,
38:31I need to
38:32see your
38:32daughter.
38:33She requires
38:33regular appointments.
38:42Paula,
38:43this is Joyce.
38:45Joyce Highland.
38:49I am the nurse
38:50who came to
38:51see you.
38:52You can
38:52telephone me
38:53at the
38:53Nata's house
38:54at any time.
38:55We're in
38:56Wick Street.
38:57No one can
38:58force you to
38:59face this alone.
39:01She isn't
39:02facing anything
39:03alone.
39:05She has
39:05parents that
39:05love her
39:06and a church
39:07that is
39:08praying for
39:08her soul.
39:14We want
39:14citizens.
39:15We want
39:16doctors.
39:16We want
39:17schools.
39:18We want
39:18bosses.
39:19We're not
39:20fools.
39:20nurse
39:22Crane?
39:22That lady's
39:23on our books.
39:25She's five
39:25months pregnant.
39:26Oh, yes,
39:27Ingrid Martin.
39:28No show
39:29without
39:30French.
39:32Please,
39:32we're no
39:33fault.
39:35This is
39:36our
39:36home.
39:37Our
39:37island of
39:39justice.
39:39Mrs.
39:39Martin!
39:40Ingrid!
39:41I really
39:42don't think
39:42that's an
39:43awfully safe
39:43place to
39:44stand.
39:45Thank you,
39:45nurse, but
39:46I'm not
39:46in any
39:46danger.
39:47I'm
39:47standing
39:48firm.
39:49Along
39:49with the
39:50people of
39:50the
39:51Independent
39:51Republic of
39:52the Isle of
39:53Dogs!
39:57Can we
39:58just put a
39:58mask on?
39:59It's in the
40:00time zone,
40:00and that
40:01buzz.
40:02Oi!
40:04It's about
40:05partly
40:05sheltered.
40:06Just
40:06what we're
40:07made of.
40:11Winning.
40:13It's two
40:14of them.
40:14It's just
40:14as well.
40:15I reckon
40:16I'm a
40:16labour.
40:17Proper
40:18labour.
40:19What was
40:19that awful
40:19noise?
40:20The people
40:20have occupied
40:21the bridge,
40:21so there's
40:21a cargo
40:22ship locked
40:22outside of
40:23the dock.
40:24I feel
40:24I'm going
40:24to burst
40:24open.
40:25No,
40:26no,
40:26you're
40:27not.
40:34Mr.
40:34Welch,
40:35could you
40:35go to
40:36the telephone
40:36box and
40:37wait for
40:37an ambulance?
40:38I can't
40:38have it
40:39here.
40:39If I
40:40do,
40:41I'll
40:41rupture.
40:42Tell
40:42them an
40:43emergency
40:44maternity
40:44transfer is
40:45acquired due
40:46to risk of
40:47uterine rupture.
40:51We
40:51beseech
40:51thee,
40:52O Lord,
40:53be this
40:54child's
40:54protection
40:55against the
40:55wickedness
40:56and snares
40:57of the
40:57devil.
40:58Be this
40:58child's
40:59protection
40:59against the
41:00wickedness
41:00and snares
41:01of the
41:01devil.
41:02O
41:03Prince
41:03of the
41:03Heavenly
41:03Host,
41:04by the
41:05power of
41:05God,
41:06thrust into
41:06hell all
41:07evil spirits
41:08who wander
41:09through the
41:09world seeking
41:10souls to
41:11feed from
41:11and
41:12innocence
41:12to ruin.
41:16When will
41:17I know
41:17when it's
41:18time to
41:18start pushing?
41:19Try to
41:19stay calm,
41:20Oini.
41:25Deep,
41:25slow breaths
41:26are better
41:26than fast,
41:27shallow ones.
41:28Deep and
41:28slow now.
41:30Deep and
41:30slow.
41:32Oh,
41:32I'm going to
41:32have it here,
41:33aren't I?
41:34Yes,
41:35I believe
41:35you are.
41:37I can't
41:38breathe.
41:38There's
41:39no sign
41:39of the
41:39ambulance.
41:40She needs
41:41to be
41:41in the
41:42hospital.
41:43This baby
41:43needs to
41:44be delivered
41:44by
41:45cesarean.
41:52Go back
41:53to the
41:53kitchen,
41:54Mr. Welch,
41:54and keep
41:55boiling water.
41:57Nurse Crane,
41:58we might
41:58have better luck
41:59if you call
42:00them this
42:00time and
42:00state that
42:01this is a
42:01medical
42:02emergency.
42:03When I
42:04start to
42:04push,
42:05is that
42:05when I'm
42:06going to
42:06tear
42:07open?
42:08No,
42:09it is
42:10not.
42:11You
42:11see,
42:12child,
42:12it's
42:13the
42:13wickedness
42:14and
42:14snares
42:15of the
42:15devil.
42:16Look at
42:16me.
42:17Look at
42:18me.
42:19Say,
42:22I reject
42:23you.
42:23I don't
42:23know what
42:24you mean.
42:24Say,
42:25I reject
42:26you.
42:27Help me,
42:28Daddy!
42:29That's
42:29enough!
42:30Come on,
42:31Paula.
42:32Run to the
42:33nurse's house.
42:34Run!
42:35Run!
42:36I'm sorry,
42:48but this
42:49is unacceptable,
42:50Mr. Southwell.
42:51They called
42:51me Mr.
42:53President at
42:53the BBC.
42:54You are not
42:55improving
42:56people's lives,
42:57you're disrupting
42:58them.
42:59We shall
43:00not,
43:01we shall
43:01not be
43:02moved.
43:03We shall
43:03not be
43:04and it's
43:04no business
43:05going on
43:06the BBC
43:06saying that
43:07council
43:07tenants will
43:08not be
43:08paying rent
43:09to
43:09Cowher
43:10Hamlets
43:10anymore.
43:11All rents
43:11will be
43:12going direct
43:12to the
43:13Citizens
43:13Council.
43:14And who
43:14decided
43:15that?
43:15To Citizens
43:16Council.
43:16This is
43:17democracy.
43:18This isn't
43:19democracy,
43:20this is a
43:20farce.
43:22Who
43:22voted
43:23for you?
43:24Who are
43:24your supporters?
43:25We are!
43:26Not us,
43:27we didn't.
43:28Fred!
43:30We
43:30shout
43:31out
43:32with
43:32you.
43:34You want
43:34to come
43:34over here
43:35and calm
43:35your
43:35missus down?
43:40Hello,
43:40Vi.
43:47I'm scared.
43:49I feel like
43:50I shouldn't
43:50be pushing
43:51and then I
43:51can't help
43:52it.
43:52Baby wants
43:53to be
43:53born,
43:54Winnie,
43:54but we
43:55are going
43:55to make
43:56sure that
43:56happens
43:56safely
43:57and smoothly.
43:59Do you
43:59hear me?
44:00But I'm
44:00really scared.
44:01We are
44:01going to
44:01do this
44:02together.
44:04They
44:04said the
44:04ambulance
44:05is on
44:05the
44:05halt,
44:06but the
44:07streets
44:07blocked
44:08by protesters.
44:10I keep
44:11thinking
44:11about my
44:11mum.
44:14When
44:14she died,
44:16me and my
44:16brothers and
44:16sisters put
44:17an obituary
44:18in the
44:18Gazette,
44:19and there
44:20was this
44:20poem in
44:20it,
44:21and it
44:21said,
44:22if there
44:22were
44:22phones in
44:23heaven,
44:23mum,
44:24we'd
44:24ring you
44:24every day.
44:25I can't
44:26remember the
44:26rest of
44:26it without
44:27some lovely
44:27rhymes.
44:28That's a
44:28lovely
44:29sentiment.
44:31Many's
44:31the time
44:32I've
44:32wished I
44:32could
44:32nip to
44:33the
44:33phone
44:34box
44:34and
44:34call
44:34my
44:35mother.
44:35If
44:35you
44:36could
44:36ring
44:36her,
44:37what
44:37would
44:37you
44:37say?
44:38I
44:38would
44:39say,
44:39I'm
44:40in
44:40your
44:40bed,
44:41mum.
44:41I'm
44:41giving
44:42birth
44:42to
44:42your
44:42ninth
44:42grandchild.
44:44Every
44:44time I
44:44push,
44:45the
44:45midwife says
44:45that she
44:46can see
44:46its
44:46head.
44:47And
44:47I
44:47think
44:48about
44:48you
44:48and
44:49what
44:49you
44:55hanging
44:56on to
44:56these
44:56bed
44:56rails
44:57like
44:58Granny
44:58Annie
44:58did
44:59before
44:59us.
45:03Because
45:03I'm
45:03not
45:04having
45:04a
45:04cesarean,
45:05mum.
45:06I'm
45:07going
45:07to
45:07do
45:07this
45:08myself.
45:25come
45:35here.
45:55No
45:55rupture.
45:56No
45:57rupture.
45:58And
45:58no
45:58cesarean.
46:00All
46:00your
46:00own
46:01work.
46:02Oh
46:02lass.
46:04Oh
46:04lass.
46:06Oh
46:06both
46:07of
46:07you.
46:08How
46:08about
46:08all
46:09of
46:09us?
46:10It's
46:10a
46:10girl.
46:11Is
46:12it
46:12a
46:12girl?
46:17Go
46:18into
46:18the
46:18kitchen,
46:19stand
46:19by
46:19the
46:19sink
46:20and
46:20run
46:20the
46:20cold
46:21tap
46:21over
46:21your
46:22feet
46:22one
46:22at
46:22a
46:22time.
46:23Your
46:23wife
46:24just
46:24had
46:24a
46:24baby
46:24and
46:25we've
46:25got
46:25work
46:25to
46:25do.
46:26Shush!
46:32Here
46:33comes
46:33the
46:33pleasant.
46:37Gentlemen,
46:38we have
46:39a
46:39baby
46:39girl.
46:43We
46:43also
46:44have
46:44a
46:45scalded
46:45father.
46:46Your
46:46attendance
46:47would
46:47be
46:47appreciated.
46:50Those
46:50scones
46:51were as
46:51light as
46:51a
46:51feather,
46:52Miss
46:52Higgins.
46:52I
46:52was
46:53taught
46:53to
46:53always
46:53combine
46:54the
46:54mixture
46:54using
46:55a
46:55bone
46:55handled
46:56knife.
46:57The
46:57logic
46:57was
46:58the
46:58blade
46:59stayed
46:59cool,
47:00preventing
47:00the
47:00warmth
47:01of
47:01the
47:01hands
47:01from
47:01affecting
47:02the
47:02butter.
47:02I
47:03was
47:03taught
47:04to
47:04make
47:04pastry
47:04with
47:05a
47:05bone
47:05handled
47:06knife.
47:12I'm
47:13sorry
47:13your
47:13son's
47:14engagement
47:14is
47:16so
47:16hard
47:16to
47:16come
47:16to
47:17terms
47:17with.
47:17I
47:18do
47:19appreciate
47:19that
47:20the
47:20religious
47:20differences
47:21run
47:22very
47:22deep.
47:24It's
47:24bred into
47:25the
47:25sinew
47:25where we
47:26come
47:26from.
47:28You
47:28are
47:28who
47:28you
47:28are
47:29from
47:29the
47:29day
47:29you're
47:30born.
47:32It
47:32was bad
47:33enough
47:33before
47:33all this
47:34new
47:34carry-on.
47:36So-called
47:36civil rights
47:37demonstrations
47:38all across
47:38Belfast
47:39and fighting
47:40in the
47:40streets.
47:41But
47:41Roger has
47:42a career
47:43and a
47:43life in
47:44England
47:44now like
47:45his wife
47:46to be.
47:47Roger is
47:47hobbling
47:47himself.
47:49The
47:49girl has
47:50a child
47:50in tow.
47:52And how
47:52will they
47:52run a
47:53decent
47:53home not
47:54knowing
47:54what side
47:54of the
47:55divide
47:55they're
47:55on?
47:56I
47:56think
47:56they
47:57will
47:57run
47:58a
47:58decent
47:58home
47:58by
47:59not
47:59accepting
48:00there
48:01is
48:01a
48:01divide
48:01of
48:01any
48:02kind.
48:03I
48:03don't
48:03mean
48:03to
48:04be
48:04rude
48:04Miss
48:04Higgins.
48:06You're
48:06a
48:07woman
48:07of
48:07rectitude
48:08and
48:08discretion.
48:10And
48:11it
48:11was
48:11very
48:11kind
48:12of
48:12you
48:12to
48:12invite
48:12me
48:13into
48:14you
48:15know
48:15about
48:15this
48:16sort
48:16of
48:16mess.
48:19About
48:19illegitimacy.
48:21About
48:22religions
48:22getting
48:23all
48:23mixed up
48:23with
48:23one
48:24another.
48:24Mrs.
48:25Noble.
48:28I
48:29know
48:29more
48:29than
48:30you
48:30might
48:30think.
48:32But
48:32these
48:32are
48:32strange
48:33things
48:33honey.
48:34We
48:34feed
48:35them,
48:35we
48:35clothe
48:36them
48:36and
48:36we
48:37live
48:37inside
48:37them
48:38but
48:38we
48:39don't
48:39know
48:39them
48:39quite
48:40as
48:40well
48:40as
48:40we
48:40may
48:40think.
48:42And
48:42sometimes
48:43they
48:44take us
48:44by surprise
48:45and
48:45sometimes
48:46our bodies
48:48want
48:48things
48:48that we
48:48don't
48:49understand
48:49but
48:50can't
48:51run
48:51away
48:51from.
48:52Couldn't
48:53run
48:53away
48:53from
48:53Lenny.
48:55Lenny?
48:57He
48:57doesn't
48:57leave the
48:58same
48:58paper
48:58around
48:59as
48:59me.
49:00Sometimes
49:01we
49:01walk
49:01back
49:01down
49:02the
49:02path
49:02together.
49:03So
49:04you
49:04have
49:04friends?
49:05We
49:06have
49:06a laugh
49:06and
49:08play
49:08fight.
49:09All
49:09the
49:10lads
49:10do
49:10that.
49:11Lenny
49:11always
49:11isn't
49:12one
49:12of
49:12the
49:12lads.
49:14And
49:14would
49:15you
49:15be
49:15alone
49:16on
49:16the
49:16tow
49:16path?
49:18And
49:19is
49:19that
49:19where
49:19you
49:19did
49:19your
49:19play
49:20fighting?
49:21I
49:22liked
49:22it.
49:24He
49:24liked
49:24it.
49:27When
49:27we
49:28was
49:28alone.
49:30It's
49:30different.
49:31Honey,
49:32if you
49:33want to
49:33tell me
49:34to stop
49:34asking
49:34questions,
49:35you
49:35can.
49:36It's
49:36all right.
49:39Did
49:39Lenny
49:40ever
49:40interfere
49:43with
49:43your
49:43clothing?
49:45He
49:46interviewed
49:46with
49:46his.
49:48But
49:48I
49:48didn't
49:49see
49:49anything.
49:50I
49:51don't
49:51even
49:51know
49:51what
49:51we
49:52did.
49:54I
49:54didn't
49:54mind
49:55it.
49:56We
49:56was
49:56just
49:57laughing.
49:58Laughing
49:58and
49:58fighting.
49:59Paula,
50:00do you
50:01think you
50:02had sexual
50:02intercourse?
50:03I
50:03don't
50:04know.
50:05My
50:05mum
50:05wouldn't
50:05sign
50:06the
50:06note
50:06when
50:06we
50:06did
50:06fax
50:07of
50:07life
50:07at
50:07school.
50:08Oh,
50:08honey.
50:09Now
50:10I
50:10can never
50:10go
50:11home
50:11again.
50:13You're
50:17a brave
50:17woman
50:17telling
50:19me
50:19about
50:19your
50:19son.
50:21Telling
50:22me
50:22your
50:22private
50:22story.
50:27Tolerance
50:28and
50:28compromise
50:29are
50:29such
50:29gentle
50:30things.
50:32But
50:32like
50:32everything
50:33goes
50:33well,
50:34they
50:34can
50:34take
50:34so
50:35much
50:35courage.
50:43how old
50:49are
50:49the
50:49others
50:50in
50:51this
50:51mother
50:52and
50:52baby
50:53home?
50:53Most
50:54are
50:54older.
50:55Some
50:55are in
50:55their
50:56twenties
50:56and will
50:56only be
50:57there
50:57for six
50:57weeks.
50:58But
50:58Aubrey
50:59house
50:59has
50:59a
50:5915
50:59year
51:00old
51:00and
51:00a
51:0016
51:00year
51:00old
51:01who
51:01will
51:01stay
51:01longer.
51:02So
51:02they
51:03would
51:03be
51:03company
51:04for
51:04Paula.
51:05I
51:05don't
51:05want
51:05to
51:05come
51:05in
51:06under
51:06the
51:06influence
51:06of
51:06girls
51:07like
51:07that.
51:07Grace
51:08Paula
51:09is
51:10a
51:10girl
51:10like
51:10that.
51:12Until
51:12we
51:12get
51:13her
51:13home
51:13and
51:13the
51:13baby
51:14is
51:14adopted
51:14she's
51:16a
51:16girl
51:16like
51:16that
51:16and
51:17we
51:17are
51:17going
51:17to
51:17have
51:17to
51:17accept
51:18it.
51:18I
51:18can't
51:18accept
51:19it.
51:19I
51:19can't
51:19accept
51:20that
51:20this
51:20is
51:20what
51:20God
51:21wants.
51:21This
51:22is
51:22nothing
51:22to
51:22do
51:22with
51:23God.
51:27This
51:28is
51:28about
51:28the
51:28way
51:28we
51:29brought
51:29her
51:29up.
51:37I've
51:45come
51:45for
51:45the
51:45hamsters.
51:47What?
51:48Joyce
51:48rang
51:48the
51:48mother
51:49and
51:49baby
51:49home.
51:50They
51:50said
51:50Paula
51:51can
51:51take
51:51them
51:51with
51:51her.
51:52Come
51:53inside.
51:54Thank
51:55you,
51:55Mrs.
51:55Buckle.
51:56Oh,
51:57hello,
51:58girls.
51:59We're
51:59going to
51:59have so
52:00much fun
52:01choosing
52:01these
52:01dresses.
52:02I've
52:02got this
52:03idea that
52:03they
52:03could
52:03all
52:04wear
52:04different
52:04colours.
52:05Maybe
52:05three shades
52:06of pink
52:07or
52:07one
52:08yellow,
52:09one
52:09blue
52:09and
52:10green.
52:11I
52:11like
52:11lilac.
52:12Maybe
52:12we should
52:13ask
52:13Miss
52:13Higgins.
52:16Oh,
52:17when I
52:18was a
52:18girl,
52:19we
52:20used
52:20to
52:20call
52:20mixed
52:21colours
52:21at
52:21a
52:21wedding
52:22sweet
52:23pea
52:23shades.
52:24Fred,
52:25stand
52:25by with
52:26the
52:26pastel
52:26taffeta.
52:27What
52:27are you
52:27doing
52:28up
52:28there?
52:28I
52:29thought
52:29you
52:29were
52:29running
52:29around
52:29the
52:30island
52:30crusading
52:30for
52:30the
52:31free
52:31world.
52:31Fizzled
52:32out.
52:33President
52:34and
52:34Prime
52:34Minister
52:35resigned.
52:36Possibly,
52:36because we
52:37all have
52:38better
52:38things
52:38to do
52:39with
52:39our
52:39time.
52:41I
52:41think
52:42we
52:42will
52:42start
52:43with
52:43the
52:43Wedgwood
52:44and
52:45then
52:45we
52:45will
52:45work
52:46our
52:46way
52:46through.
53:16and
53:17we
53:17did do
53:18without
53:18me.
53:19You
53:19know,
53:19sometimes
53:20it's
53:21rather splendid
53:23to be
53:23wrong.
53:23done
53:24I keep
53:37crying.
53:37I had to tell
53:40Nurse Crane it
53:41was because of
53:41the rumours about
53:42the Beatles
53:42splitting up.
53:44I didn't know you
53:44liked the Beatles.
53:45all you need is love.
53:46I thought everybody did.
53:47Don't you?
53:49Well, I wouldn't turn them off if I heard them on the radio.
53:53I keep thinking about the work we do and the way we try and fail.
54:02The Beatles sing
54:05all you need is love.
54:09But that isn't really true, is it?
54:21The decade was scarcely new-born at an artist's house, but it was already marked and measured.
54:30Every day was made to count, despite the fever of a changing world, and the unruly actions of the human heart.
54:48Which is the stronger?
54:50Life or love?
54:52Life persists in the face of all rejection, all despair.
54:58And so does love.
55:00The wounds all bleed, and they are not divisible.
55:17Love, like life, unfolds and flowers as it will.
55:22It too carries its own secrets, its own power.
55:27And like life, it will make its own decisions.
55:31Love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love
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