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00:00Thank you!
00:02Fuck you!
00:30Hey!
01:00I don't know where I am, because I got my jocks from Amsterdam.
01:30Brooke, I'm gonna get a doctor to fix your arm, can you tell me, are you allergic to anything?
01:58Do you know if she's allergic to any medications?
02:01Does she live with her parents?
02:04Uh, yeah, um...
02:07Can you call them?
02:08I don't know their number.
02:09Use her phone.
02:19What does she call her mum?
02:20I'll do it.
02:28I'll do it.
02:44Easy, tiger.
02:46Okay, okay, just hang on there, buddy.
02:48Stop!
02:52Stop!
02:53Stop!
02:54Stop!
02:56Stop!
02:57Stop!
02:58I'm off, sugar.
03:16Well, that's stupid.
03:17I hope you've got some coins for those boiled lollies, Mr. Brathbone.
03:20We're not even open yet.
03:21You are in your costume.
03:22You should have your purse on your person from the moment you're dressed.
03:25My purse on my person?
03:27Is that a thing?
03:28Come on, Nicole.
03:33Mrs. Hollyoak, the tap and pay machine is right here.
03:37For visitors.
03:39You break the illusion if you have a phone.
03:41Don't you agree, Mr. Winterton?
03:44Oh, I mean, I don't actually mind if it's before anyone's here.
03:49No, Daz, Mr. Winterton, she's right.
03:53Rules are rules.
03:55You just, you're so good at being a character, like, from the moment you come in.
04:02Hmm.
04:03It's no wonder that the office is using you in the new marketing campaign.
04:06They are not.
04:10I saw the mock-ups on Sharon's computer.
04:12I'll go get some money.
04:14Oh, for goodness sake, just quickly.
04:17You sure?
04:18Yes.
04:19That's very kind of you, Mrs. Hollyoak.
04:21This is the last time.
04:23Definitely the last time.
04:24Sorry.
04:26Email in the way.
04:31Do you want your back?
04:34What the fucking fuck?
04:35If this is about me forgetting Astrid's library book, I know.
04:47But I got her to calm down with an old fruit tingle I found in my bag.
04:50Do we have fenugreek seeds?
04:52What of fenug...
04:53What did you say?
04:54Fenugreek.
04:55They're in this recipe I'm looking at.
04:57I don't think Blake's would stock them, would they?
04:59I don't even know what they are.
05:00This recipe says start three days early.
05:02I'm already one day short.
05:04Well, then just cook something else.
05:06How does Lillian invite people to dinner and we end up hosting?
05:11Because she's a massive pain in our arse and you're the best cook.
05:16Just don't try and be too fancy.
05:18I'm not being too fancy.
05:19I'm just...
05:20I mean, what do you cook for the person who has your friend's heart?
05:23Anything.
05:24Not awful.
05:25Maybe you should rock an old school and do lasagna.
05:29Or is that too carby?
05:29Time's cookbook has a key to a one that looks awful.
05:39Lasagna's perfect.
05:41How are you not freaked out by all of this?
05:44I am.
05:46Of course I am.
05:47I'm not sure I can do it.
05:47And Lillian said he had that weird reaction.
05:50Honey, I know this is confronting, but...
05:53Something's going on.
05:55Because she wrote that victim impact statement.
05:58Yeah.
05:58You're smart.
06:01And you're pretty.
06:03Love you.
06:06Are you calling to cancel?
06:07I've got tech collectors.
06:08Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
06:09Huh?
06:10Can you come?
06:11Where are you?
06:12The White Smith, in a dray.
06:13What's a dray?
06:14This is not for the general public.
06:32Jesus.
06:33You're on probation here, remember?
06:36Janet's making me pay for the funeral.
06:38It's from a debt collector.
06:39They say I've got 30 days to pay.
06:41Debt collector?
06:45I didn't even know they were a real thing.
06:47So were you sent other invoices?
06:50I don't know.
06:54I didn't think they were for me.
06:55I just...
06:56I thought that I'd just been copied in.
06:59Well, then she must have got this debt notice as well.
07:01But it's only got my name on it.
07:05$35,000?
07:07How do you spend $35,000 on a funeral?
07:12She went on top of the range.
07:14The coffin was...
07:16The flowers.
07:17Right, exactly.
07:18So Ashra's mum organised the funeral.
07:20Why are you getting the bill?
07:22She's punishing me.
07:25I didn't know what I was doing.
07:28I just...
07:29I just rang the funeral place.
07:32And my signature is on the contract.
07:36She made me sign.
07:38I forgot.
07:38She kept making such a fuss
07:41of me being next of kin.
07:43She kept calling me the decision maker.
07:45I don't want to call her.
07:52No, she's blocked my number.
07:54She blocked all of us, remember?
07:57I have to contest it.
07:59Can you maybe talk to Jack or something?
08:01Ow!
08:03Fucking hell, that hurt.
08:05She's supposed to suck it.
08:08Can you maybe just see
08:09if there's something legal we can do?
08:11I don't know, like signing under duress or some shit.
08:14Okay.
08:15I know this is not the best option,
08:18but would you consider asking your mum
08:20or dad to help pay for it?
08:22I'm not that desperate.
08:23But you might.
08:24Well, I'm not.
08:26Okay.
08:30There's so many documents you can find.
08:33Do you still want to go ahead with the dinner?
08:45Me too, I'm pumped.
08:47Raya.
08:47Jesus.
09:00Well, you won't tell me how long we're going for, so...
09:03Well, it's not a month.
09:05Look, I just want to leave the window open
09:07in case Lillian needs more time.
09:09For what?
09:10You know we don't leave till Thursday, right?
09:14No, Andrew.
09:14I've completely lost my mind
09:16and all understanding of days of the week.
09:18What's the dress code for dinner?
09:20I don't think there is one.
09:22What about that dress?
09:24That's nice.
09:25No.
09:26It's too good.
09:28It's very expensive.
09:29I don't want to be too rich and entitled.
09:33We are rich and entitled.
09:35Yes, I know.
09:37But I don't want to rub their faces in it.
09:39How is dressing nicely?
09:41I would really rather not be going.
09:42Okay, hang on.
09:43You're the one that encouraged me to reach out to her.
09:46Yes, and you did that.
09:47I mean, what else is there left to say?
09:49Well, now we're meeting the others.
09:52Are you sure she's not still angry?
09:54No.
09:55I told you.
09:55Explain what happened.
09:56Now it just feels like we're overcompensating.
10:00How could we overcompensate?
10:03How's that even possible?
10:09I just don't know how I'm going to sit opposite this family
10:13when they've lost so much.
10:18I think the least we could do
10:20is sit opposite them.
10:23I think the least we could do
10:50Hey Lillian!
10:51Hi Rick!
10:52Sorry, can I just have a quick word?
11:07Sorry, I can't leave the kids.
11:10Hey, come on, keep the water in the lake!
11:14You're just creating a sleep hazard!
11:16This is a bloody goose.
11:18You okay?
11:20I hurt my teeth.
11:22It's no good.
11:23I just need a Panadol.
11:24I won't keep you.
11:26For long.
11:27I won't keep you for long.
11:29So, we're getting two new skulls, which is exciting.
11:33The club's growing.
11:34It means we need to build new racks on the north wall.
11:38But at the moment, Ash's things are still there.
11:44What?
11:46His bike, canoe, skis.
11:50I told him you could store them all there, which was totally fine.
11:54Absolutely no problem at all, but now we need to...
11:56Can we talk about this tomorrow?
11:58Yeah, sure, no dramas.
12:00If we can look at moving on before the end of the week.
12:03Yeah, okay, cool.
12:05Speak soon.
12:07It's just a little bit, but I didn't know what you would say.
12:10I got to know.
12:11I didn't know where he was.
12:13I was going to need a man.
12:14But I had to leave a manger for someone.
12:15I didn't know where he was going, but he was going to be a girl.
12:16I just didn't know where he was going to be.
12:17He's going to be a girl.
12:18The last summer was a girl?
12:19I didn't know where he was going to be, but he was going to be a girl.
12:21Oh, my God.
12:51So, Lillian, what's happened is you have chipped Mr. Filling, who lives up in Premolar Avenue.
13:02But, Lillian, that's not the really bad news.
13:06Your tooth is rotten underneath, so we're going to have to perform what we call a root canal.
13:11How much is that going to cost?
13:13I could do that for you for $1,800.
13:17Lillian, that's a very competitive price.
13:19I don't think you'll find anyone that can do anything cheaper.
13:21. . .
13:23. . .
13:46Lillia!
13:59There's our girl!
14:02Oh, I thought that was you.
14:06Hey, sorry for landing on you like this.
14:09Oh, don't be ridiculous.
14:11Oh, you know he loves a root canal.
14:13Ooh!
14:16Oh, just ignore him.
14:17You know, he's much gentler than I am.
14:19Oh!
14:20We're so glad you're home.
14:28Okay, we're back in ten minutes, so don't go anywhere.
14:31Yeah?
14:35That's got a bit cold.
14:36Yeah, sorry, we ran over.
14:38Is it oat?
14:39Oat? Since when do you drink oat?
14:41I told you, I read that article about this.
14:43That's right, yeah, it's oat.
14:44Yeah, great.
14:48Okay.
14:49So, I had a look at the contracts.
14:51I have a guy in Melbourne that I've used before for forgery stuff.
14:54I can get it turned around pretty quickly.
14:56Forgery?
14:57There's no forgery.
14:58Oh, so that is Lillian's signature?
15:01Yeah.
15:02Yeah.
15:03But she didn't mean to sign.
15:04So she didn't know she was signing the contracts for the funeral arrangements?
15:08No.
15:09Well, yeah, but she didn't know that it meant she'd have to pay for it.
15:12So why did she think she was signing it?
15:13Just because, you know.
15:15Death stuff?
15:16Yeah.
15:17Death stuff's not really a defence in there.
15:19Tanya!
15:20Absolutely not!
15:21Sorry, mate.
15:22We've got to go.
15:23Hey!
15:24You are not supposed to be talking to him!
15:26What do I tell Lillian?
15:27Uh, just tell her that that's all the free legal advice her friend has time to give.
15:31That latte cost five bucks!
15:33That latte was from a cow!
15:35Just tell her that, uh, she would have to prove that she was coerced into signing it to
15:40have any chance of a, of a lawsuit.
15:42Yeah?
15:43Okay.
15:44Hey!
15:45No!
15:46No!
15:47You away!
15:48You in here!
15:49So you were renovating in Bare Feet?
15:52No.
15:53I had thongs on.
15:55Oh.
15:56Cool.
15:57Mary?
15:58Give him five of morph.
16:03I'll be back in a sec.
16:04Did you hear that?
16:06He had thongs on.
16:07I need to talk to you about the case.
16:09Ah.
16:10I have to stitch that idiot's foot back together.
16:13Jordan Bancroft wants to change his plea.
16:15To not guilty.
16:22But he already pleaded guilty.
16:24Apparently the reality of spending ten years in prison just hit him.
16:27But he did it.
16:28I saw him do it.
16:29He's got a new lawyer who's trying to say that Jordan was pressured to plead guilty at the
16:33committal hearing.
16:34Pressured?
16:35How?
16:36I don't know.
16:37He was assigned a wet-behind-the-ear solicitor or something who didn't understand that Jordan
16:40was actually acting in self-defence.
16:41What the fuck?
16:42It's complete bullshit.
16:43It is.
16:44That's just...
16:45Listen.
16:46It's extremely hard to change a plea.
16:48Is it?
16:49It should be.
16:50In my view it's very unlikely.
16:51Right.
16:52Because it was all set.
16:53But him asking might delay things a bit.
16:57What would it mean if he got it changed?
17:03Well, it would go to trial.
17:06And you would be a witness.
17:08What about the girlfriend?
17:13What's she saying?
17:14I saw her yesterday morning.
17:17She's back at school.
17:18Yeah, not sure.
17:19I wanted to talk to you first.
17:21Are you okay?
17:22Yeah.
17:23Yeah.
17:24Of course.
17:25You call me if you need me.
17:26Yeah.
17:27And I'll let Lillian know.
17:51Hey.
17:52Crap news.
17:53I'm sorry.
17:54Jack said the only way to sue is to prove that you were coerced into signing.
18:12I don't know how you proved that.
18:14Okay.
18:15So...
18:16Okay.
18:17Are you drunk?
18:18I just had a root canal done.
18:20Oh, God.
18:21Is that why you're in Melbourne?
18:23Did Philip do it?
18:24It was an emergency.
18:25My face was going to explode.
18:27Are you still there now?
18:28Mm.
18:29Lill, I think you should seriously consider asking them for help.
18:33Mm.
18:34I know.
18:35Just a line.
18:36You can pay them back.
18:38How's my patient?
18:39I can't help.
18:40Mary and I don't have the money.
18:41No, I know.
18:42Of course not.
18:43Sweetie, you should be resting, not talking on the phone.
18:46Just think about it, okay?
18:48Okay.
18:49That was Hamish.
18:50Oh.
18:51How's his business with the drawing?
18:52He's a graphic designer.
18:53He's very in demand.
18:54In Ballarat.
18:55Sweetie, when was the last time you saw a dentist?
18:56Dad said it was disgusting in there.
18:57I'm sorry.
18:58How's the pain?
18:59I'm still pretty out of it, so it's all good.
19:00Thanks, Mum.
19:01I really do appreciate it.
19:02Anytime, sweetheart.
19:03Although maybe no more boiled lollies.
19:04You know what?
19:05I wanted to talk to you about that actually.
19:06I wanted to talk to you about that actually.
19:07Hello.
19:08a dentist. Dad said it was disgusting in there. I'm sorry. How's the pain? I'm still pretty
19:16out of it so it's all good. Thanks mum I really do appreciate it. Anytime sweetheart. Although
19:24maybe no more boiled lollies. You know what? I wanted to talk to you about that actually.
19:38Um so the reason I bit down on the lolly so hard was because I was upset because I got
19:47this email from this agency that said that. I've got a patient so you know what? You can
19:53tell me the rest of this story tonight. Oh dad's got tennis so girls night. In the morning you
20:01can come for a dip in the bay. What? What? God. It's freezing but I cannot tell you what it
20:07does for your outlook. It's my new drug. I can't stay. I'm going home. Sweetie you can't
20:13drive after that procedure. I'm going to be fine in a bit. Don't be ridiculous. Dad pumped
20:17you with enough nitrous oxide to shoot a rhino and it's not like you have anything to go back
20:22to Ballarat 4. Consider spending one night with your mother. Payment for having the tooth saved.
20:28And just make sure that um all the information matches okay. Lillian. Sorry I missed a call. No no not at all. Is everything alright?
20:34I just had a dental thing done um so my mouth's a bit numb. I'm not drunk.
20:40I didn't think you were drunk. But is this an okay time to talk? Yeah definitely.
20:46I just had a dental thing done um so my mouth's a bit numb. I'm not drunk. I didn't think you were drunk.
20:52But is this an okay time to talk? Yeah definitely. Well following our conversation a couple of weeks ago I have some feedback for you.
20:59Uh huh. From the recipient of Ash's lungs. Okay.
21:05I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk.
21:10I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk.
21:13I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk.
21:18I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. Like itrawn. It feels like it.
21:22I'm not drunk. You need to talk writing.
21:27Let's write an investigatism open to them over that.
21:28ぁ Lisa and herिodal is REPEAT.
21:31Okay.
21:34Firstly I'm able to tell you that the recipient is a young woman.
21:37And this young woman is very keen to write to you.
21:40But as I told you for some people writing is complicated but this young woman really wants you to know that a letter is on its way.
21:44Because she is deeply deeply grateful.
21:46Lillian.
21:47yeah i'm here i hope that's given you some comfort yes thank you really thank you
22:17excuse me sorry do you have a charger
22:38vanderberg family all the don't ticks can you hold the line please
22:40noah campbell hey can i get my charger back
22:53i'll get it on the way out
23:10okay
23:24I'd like to get someone else.
23:25Yeah, thank you.
23:26Yeah.
23:27No worries.
23:28Um...
23:37Oh, my gosh.
23:39Oh, my gosh.
23:40It's going to work on this, okay?
23:42Oh.
23:49It's my code.
23:50It's my code.
23:51It's my code.
23:52It's not happening!
23:54Whoa!
24:00Finish this?
24:01Sure.
24:22No, no.
24:24No, no.
24:25No, no.
24:26No, no.
24:27It's my code.
24:28No, no, no.
24:32Oh.
24:33Oh.
24:34Oh.
24:37Oh.
24:39Oh, oh...
24:41Oh.
24:43Has anyone seen Lillian?
24:49Good morning, Lillian.
25:19Good morning.
25:49I'm not paying for the funeral, Janet.
25:55I didn't want any of that.
25:58Sorry, I can't talk about this right now.
26:01I'm on my way out.
26:02Janet, I don't have the money.
26:04This is so unfair.
26:06How is it unfair?
26:07You signed a contract?
26:09I have debt collectors after me.
26:11I don't know how that works, but I'm sure they have repayment plans that are manageable.
26:15Look, there's something wrong with you.
26:21I don't know why you're so angry with me.
26:24Well, obviously, I do.
26:26But I wish you weren't.
26:30Do you think I could come in for a couple of minutes?
26:32I told you I'm going out.
26:36Look, Lillian, I'm sorry there are debt collectors involved, but it's not my fault that you ignored the invoices for so long.
26:46Maybe you need to see a doctor.
26:47No, just please.
26:53I know that we didn't see you a lot.
26:57That Ash didn't see you a lot.
26:59Well, it's not my fault you didn't live in the city.
27:01I'm not saying it was anyone's fault.
27:02I wanted him to get a job at the Alfred.
27:04But that's not what he wanted.
27:05What I'm trying to say is that I think maybe you both wanted different things.
27:14He wanted to donate his organs.
27:18He had a card in his wallet saying that he was a registered donor.
27:22He wanted me to register him.
27:23And you keep thinking that it was my decision, but it was his.
27:27He was dead.
27:29Oh, my gosh.
27:31Shiana.
27:31I can't talk about this anymore.
27:33No, just, no, please.
27:36Wait, I want to show you something.
27:41This woman, Taylor, she has Ash's lungs.
27:47He saved her life.
27:49Look, she has a little boy.
27:54No!
27:57Jesus Christ!
28:03He smashed my phone.
28:07Please go.
28:09Are you still this angry?
28:11Are you still as angry as when you tricked me into paying for his funeral?
28:15Oh, g'day.
28:37Hit of electrolytes.
28:38Ah, g'day. Bit of electrolytes.
28:43Oh, hey, what? Oh, yeah.
28:45Hey, while I've got you, I was thinking,
28:47if you need a hand moving the gear, like, if that's been a problem,
28:50I can just get some of the boys to help us out after...
28:52Jack! Hey, sorry, Rick, I've got a meeting.
28:55No worries. We'll catch up.
29:00Is he coming on to you? Is that why we're having a meeting?
29:02I want to sue Janet.
29:04No, the funeral company.
29:06No, whoever it is.
29:08No, Janet. Definitely her.
29:10I spoke to Hamish about that this morning. I'm not sure.
29:12I've got proof that she's tricked me into signing.
29:15What are you, 14? Who has a smashed screen?
29:17I didn't do it. Just listen to this.
29:19You smashed my phone.
29:21Please go.
29:23Are you still this angry?
29:25Are you still as angry as when you tricked me into paying for his funeral?
29:32Then what did she say? After that?
29:35No, she went inside.
29:38Sorry, how is this proof?
29:40You said that she tricked you into signing.
29:42She didn't say anything.
29:44No.
29:45But it's clear that she's punishing me for donating his organs.
29:48You can't sue someone for being an arsehole.
29:50Okay?
29:56Move!
29:57Good.
29:58There is something, actually, that could help with the debt repayments.
30:08Have you thought about victim compensation?
30:10I know you don't like talking about it.
30:12No.
30:13Okay.
30:14Well, is there family money?
30:16I would rather be someone's bitch in prison than owe my mother money.
30:19Good to know.
30:20Yeah.
30:21Hey.
30:22Did you go all night?
30:24Hey, did you go all night?
30:50No, but it was so late.
30:51I just decided to crash there for a bit.
30:53Did you listen to my voicemail?
30:55Mm-hmm.
30:56So I think Janet's been sitting on this for months,
30:58knowing Lillian has no clue,
31:00and waiting for it to explode in her face.
31:02Mommy!
31:04Mmm.
31:05You stay.
31:06I mean, it all makes sense.
31:08I can't believe she's been plotting this since Ash died.
31:11Babe, please.
31:12What?
31:13I just need to sleep.
31:14Are you going to be okay for tonight?
31:15Because we can easily cancel.
31:17No, we can't.
31:19No, we can't.
31:21Fuck it.
31:23No.
31:24No.
31:25No.
31:26No.
31:27No.
31:28No.
31:29No.
31:30No.
31:31No.
31:37No.
31:38Hi, hi, did you have a good drive-o?
32:03Yeah, no, quite a smooth run.
32:06Hi, Kelly.
32:07Hello, Lillian.
32:08Thank you so much for having us.
32:10Thank you for coming.
32:12I know it's a little bit weird.
32:14Oh, no, no, Ballarat seems lovely.
32:17No, I didn't mean Ballarat, I meant this.
32:20Oh, no, I know.
32:22Sorry, I don't know why I said that.
32:24Because it's a bit weird?
32:26Maybe.
32:28Oh, let me take that.
32:30Still not supposed to carry heavy things.
32:33Sorry.
32:34Yeah.
32:35Um.
32:36Yeah.
32:37Cheers.
32:38Come in.
32:41Three boys and one girl.
32:48I don't know how you manage it.
32:50I'll tell you how.
32:51Her name's Kelly.
32:52You help occasionally.
32:54Well, we need a Kelly here because we can hardly manage with two, let alone four.
32:58Yeah, you saw us trying to get them in bed tonight.
33:00Wish we could blame that on the excitement of visitors.
33:02But that is every night.
33:04Wow, it's different when they're little.
33:07Ours are older.
33:08Yeah, you must have started early.
33:09Dom's sixteen.
33:10Yeah, we got married straight out of uni and Andrew always wanted four children, so.
33:15Not much point over your family business if you don't have a family.
33:19Bit of succession planning.
33:21Absolutely.
33:23How old did you say yours were, Mary?
33:26Lewis is four, Astrid is six, almost seven.
33:30We moved here when she was...
33:31Eight months.
33:32Yeah.
33:33From?
33:34Melbourne.
33:35I was at the Alfred on an exchange.
33:37I wasn't expecting to stay in Australia, but then I met him and...
33:41I cannot resist my charms.
33:43Got pregnant.
33:44We did get married first, just to be clear.
33:47I was definitely a little bit pregnant when we got married.
33:49Stickler for details.
33:50But I wanted to hurry up.
33:52I felt like I was a late starter.
33:53And why Ballarat?
33:54Did you grow up in the country, Mary?
33:56No, no, no.
33:57I was a city girl, but Hamish loved the idea of having some land.
34:00Being away from my family.
34:02And it looked so good that I decided to do it too.
34:04Oh.
34:05Mm.
34:06Mm.
34:07Help yourself to salad.
34:08Oh, thank you.
34:09So your parents are...
34:11My dad and his dad are brothers.
34:13And we're both the disappointing children.
34:15Oh, I'm sure that's not true.
34:17Oh, no, it is.
34:18Little bar bar black sheep, the pair of them.
34:21I have two brothers, both investment bankers.
34:23They make million dollar bonuses.
34:25He makes lasagna.
34:27Who do your brothers work for?
34:29I think you're missing the point, darling.
34:32Did you know her dad was an Olympic cyclist?
34:34No, really.
34:35Oh.
34:36He only got bronze.
34:37Oh, did your parents expect you to be an athlete?
34:39They expected me to be everything that I'm not.
34:41She was supposed to be an orthodontist.
34:43Mouths.
34:44Not finish a science degree and work in a bar in Berlin for six years.
34:47Seven.
34:48Definitely not come back and settle in Ballarat.
34:51The country's for your second property.
34:52She doesn't even have a first property.
34:54At least this black sheep owns a house.
34:56Well, only because you married a doctor.
34:58Yeah, you did.
35:01Hey, Mary, you worked with Ash.
35:05That's how you met?
35:06Well, technically they met through mixed netball.
35:09Ash played on my team.
35:10Your team?
35:11I started it.
35:12I thought he did.
35:13He was lucky to be arsed.
35:15He's only saying that because they used to run together,
35:18but Ash was too fast for him.
35:19It wasn't about the running, it was about the bro time.
35:21Oh, now come on.
35:22So anyway, Andrew Kelly, if I can continue,
35:26Lillian started playing on our team
35:28and suddenly she and Ash are arriving like an hour early
35:30for every match.
35:31Oh, hi Lillian, you're here.
35:32Oh, Ash, are you playing this week?
35:34We were not, that obvious.
35:36And then on the court they only threw the ball to each other.
35:38Because we were the best.
35:43Are you alright?
35:44I'm so sorry, I'm sorry.
35:46I've got no right to be upset.
35:49I just want you to know that we are so grateful.
35:58And so sorry.
36:13He wants to change his plea.
36:17What?
36:18Jordan Bancroft.
36:20Who killed Ash.
36:21He wants to change his plea to not guilty.
36:24Since when?
36:26Didn't Fiona call you?
36:27I guess she left me a message but I haven't called her back.
36:30Can he do that?
36:32I guess we'll find out.
36:34Okay, so what does that mean?
36:36Well Lillian, if you call people back you'd fucking know the answer to that.
36:40Well, let's not talk about it now.
36:42Sorry, I just had a little bit going on.
36:45Andrew, would you like some more lasagna?
36:47Oh.
36:48He'd already pleaded guilty at a committal hearing a couple of months ago.
36:51Mary, let's not dig into it now.
36:52So he was facing the mandatory ten year sentence, the one punch law.
36:56And we're supposed to have, sorry, were supposed to have a plea hearing in a couple of weeks.
37:02But now...
37:04But now what?
37:06Now it might go to trial.
37:08I mean, that might be for the better.
37:10The jury might give him longer than ten years.
37:13Or he might get away with it.
37:15He won't get away with it.
37:17I don't know.
37:18These magistrates, the system's so soft.
37:21They let these assholes off because they weren't bloody breastfed long enough.
37:24Jesus!
37:25It's true!
37:27It is true.
37:29Well look, if I can help in any way.
37:32Honestly, if you need legal assistance or financial, just say the word.
37:36Well in that case, you happen to have a spare 35 grand because I seem to have some outstanding funeral dance.
37:41Lillian, can you help me with the chickens? I think I can hear them squawking.
37:45Can I grab my coat first? No, okay.
37:47Asha's mother didn't consent to his organ donation.
37:58Oh.
38:00She was furious that Lillian, as his next of kin, did consent and stopped speaking to her.
38:05And now she's trying to make Lillian pay for a funeral that she organised, so...
38:10I think we can comfortably call her a despicable bitch.
38:14What is wrong with you?
38:19Wrong with me? What about your wife?
38:22She needs to woo her up and we only bought a dozen bottles.
38:25You asked for money.
38:27I was joking.
38:28You can't joke about your debts in front of them. That woman is wracked with guilt!
38:33I was joking!
38:34What is happening? You're insane!
38:36Mary's having some kind of breakdown.
38:38Fuck!
38:45She didn't tell you about the plea thing.
38:53I...I don't know why he's here. Why are we having this dinner?
38:58Because he's got Asha's heart.
39:00Inflation drops to expand the QR code on your screen...
39:08I don't think we should get involved.
39:10In what?
39:11In any of it. The court case. It's...it's too muddled.
39:16How's it muddled?
39:18You do realise that you were advocating for the harsh imprisonment of a man that killed someone, but if he hadn't killed that someone, then you'd be dead.
39:26Yeah, I think we're beyond all that now.
39:29No, we're not.
39:31This is real life, Kelly. Not an ethics podcast.
39:34But there are ethics involved. I mean, you're not seriously contemplating giving Lillian money for the funeral.
39:39Why wouldn't I be contemplating that?
39:41Because it's against the law to pay for organs.
39:44Not to mention what it would look like.
39:46I was paying for organs.
39:47Well, what would you call it then?
39:48Helping someone.
39:50Sorry, remind me. Who was worried about being too rich and entitled?
39:52That was different.
39:54Maybe you'd feel more generous if your life had been saved.
39:55You ready to drink coffee yet?
40:20Thanks for the heads up about Jordan Bancroft changing his plea deal, by the way.
40:37Sorry.
40:39You could have told me.
40:42I couldn't.
40:44But you could tell the most inappropriate audience.
40:47Were you siding with Mr. Tuff on crime, by the way?
40:50You made a good point.
40:51Oh, yeah. No, it's a shame we didn't get onto climate change.
40:54I would have loved to have heard from the guy who flies his plane into state for a chat.
41:00This isn't about his politics.
41:01Is it?
41:02No.
41:03Look, I know you're angry.
41:04I'm not angry, Mary. I'm fucking scrambling.
41:07I have no idea what is going on with you.
41:09You talked me into having that dinner last night and then you just...
41:12If you had have told me about Jordan, we could have gone through it.
41:18Oh, could we have?
41:21You don't know what you're fucking talking about.
41:29I'm taking Astrid to school.
41:30I'll take her.
41:31You're still drunk.
42:01Sorry for not calling Astrid. I...
42:08$35,000?
42:10I don't even know where to start.
42:14Your father and I are just...
42:18speechless.
42:21I...
42:22First of all, Hamish had no right to tell you.
42:24Hamish?
42:25Hamish didn't tell us.
42:26Janet did.
42:28What... did she call you?
42:29What choice did she have?
42:31You were screaming at her in her front yard.
42:32The neighbours wanted to call the police.
42:34There were no neighbours.
42:36Get over it.
42:37You think this was bad for you.
42:39This was her son.
42:41Why would you pay so much for a funeral when you don't have any money?
42:45And now there are debt collectors.
42:46How did she let it get this far?
42:48Yeah.
42:49How did you let it get this far?
42:50I didn't.
42:51Oh really?
42:52Then who did?
42:53You signed contracts, you little idiot.
42:55We will lend you the money on one condition.
43:02You come home and you work at the clinic until we think the debt is paid off.
43:08It's time to grow up, Lillian.
43:10And stop being so fucking embarrassing.
43:14Three, two, one.
43:32Fire away!
43:33Woo!
43:38Hey Lillian.
43:39Hey.
43:40That's Polly, the sly grog seller.
43:42Ah, probably one of your relatives.
43:44She comes from very dodgy style.
43:46Do you want to see the gold painting village?
43:48This is very realistic, isn't it?
43:50That's the idea.
43:51Hey Sharon.
43:52You're keening your day off.
43:54Showing off.
43:55This is Sharon, my boss.
43:57This is Andrew and Kelly, my cousins from Adelaide.
44:02Oh, welcome.
44:05Cheers.
44:07I'll get some pans.
44:10You'll be grumpy all day.
44:12You're the one that won't talk about it.
44:14Nothing to talk about.
44:15Did you just hear her lie about who we were?
44:17Oh, come on.
44:18What did you expect her to say?
44:19The truth?
44:20How do you think that would have gone down?
44:22Prepare to find your fortune.
44:25And by fortune, I mean bottle tops and a couple of old band-aids.
44:29Yeah.
44:30Alright.
44:37Lillian, about the funeral debt you're facing.
44:42Ah, yeah.
44:43I really didn't mean to bring that up.
44:45I blame the really nice wine.
44:47Well, we would like to help.
44:50No, I couldn't take money from you.
44:52Why not?
44:53Because it would feel in exchange for, you know.
44:58For my heart?
44:59Yeah.
45:00Well, it's not.
45:01But it kind of is.
45:02Well, so what, you know?
45:04I spent $180,000 on my car, I'm prepared to spend $35,000 on my life.
45:08You know, I think about Ash, every single day.
45:18Mostly in the mornings, when one of the kids, usually James, climbs into bed for a cuddle.
45:25I'd say thank you.
45:26And they had.
45:27But hey, if your mother-in-law had her way, you wouldn't need to be standing here.
45:39He's right.
45:42You should take the money.
45:45Unless you find your fortune in gold in the next 10 minutes.
45:50Alright, shove over.
45:51Is that some?
45:52What's this?
45:53Gold section.
45:54Come on, stop hogging it.
45:59So the angina in bay four can be released, and the cyclist in six can be prepped for surgery.
46:04Do I want to get him to x-ray first?
46:05He's been to x-ray.
46:06No, you said hold on.
46:07No, I didn't.
46:11Right.
46:12Uh...
46:13Yeah, okay.
46:14That's...
46:17Lauren?
46:18Yeah, can you keep it down, please?
46:20Sorry.
46:23I'm going on my break.
46:37You tell your fucking boyfriend that I won't let him get away with this.
46:52Do you understand?
46:53Do you understand?
47:113, 2, 1, we've got half the last 30 seconds, come on boys, push, push, go, go, go, go,
47:27take the heart rate, push, go, go, nice, stick your chest out when you push up, love it.
47:34Sorry to interrupt, it's now a good time to move Ash's things.
47:40Absolutely, yeah, yeah, perfect timing, we've got plenty of people here who can lift.
47:51Loved his sport.
47:53He loved his toys.
47:57Boys and their toys.
48:01So do you have a storage facility or what do you want this stuff from?
48:07Sorry I just need to open this, just put it all in the lounge room.
48:10Right on.
48:40Oh, I thought we were meeting at the restaurant.
49:00Kelly's still in the shower.
49:02I had just received another letter thanking me for the gift.
49:07Right.
49:08And it reminded me that Ash's heart was a gift to you.
49:14His gift that he chose to give.
49:16I can't take your money.
49:17No, no, no.
49:18Hang on.
49:19This isn't his gift.
49:20This is something that I want to do.
49:21Look, if this is about what happened when you saw his photo...
49:24Oh, no.
49:26What do you...
49:27No, I told you that's...
49:31Wouldn't he hate seeing what's happening to you now
49:34with what his mum's doing?
49:35Of course he would.
49:36So he would want me to help you?
49:37He definitely would not.
49:38Once we went away to the Grampians for a night, and we went to this fuck-off fancy restaurant
49:55for dinner, and when we got back to the motel Ash realised they hadn't charged him for the wine.
50:03I got really excited and then started jumping on the bed because we'd had a win.
50:06But he walked right back to the restaurant and paid for it.
50:09He said that we had ordered the wine because it was expensive and special, not because we'd hoped to get it for free.
50:21Apparently the waitress started crying.
50:24It was her first night.
50:26I mean...
50:28I mean...
50:29It's just hardly the same as a bottle of wine.
50:31It's sorted.
50:32My mum has been amazing and offered me a payment plan.
50:37Alright.
50:38Climbing up on Salisbury Hill
50:52I could see the city light.
50:55Wind was blowing, time stood still.
51:00Standing stretching every nerve.
51:04I had to listen.
51:05Had no choice.
51:06I did not believe the information.
51:10Just had to trust imagination.
51:14My heart going, boom, boom, boom.
51:17Son, he said, grab the things, I'm gonna take you home.
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