Close Relations. (1998) Part 5 of 5.

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First broadcast 14th June 1998.   Keith Barron - Gordon Adjoa Andoh - April Alice Krige - Louise Honeysuckle Weeks - Imogen Vaughan Sivell - Jamie (as Vaughan Sivelle) Sheila Hancock - Dorothy Donald Douglas - Derek Barbara Pierson - Margot Graham Turner - Tim Kelly Hunter - Maddy Amanda Redman - Prudence Lorcan Cranitch - Stephen Montanna Thompson - Allegra Kate Buffery - Erin David Aldous - Director Daisy Beaumont - Trish Anthony Higgins - Robert Diana Kent - Dierdra Jimmi Harkishin - Ravi Paudge Behan - Todd Jennifer Nunn - Todd's Wife Michael Sharvell-Martin - Quiz Master Judy Buxton - Mrs. Wilson Kit Rolfe - Singer

Transcript

00:01You must be blind. Did you see me coming?

00:03It was all my fault. I'm so sorry.

00:05I cooked us a special dinner.

00:09Oh dear.

00:11You're beginning to sound just like a wife.

00:14Who is she? Do I know her?

00:16She's called...

00:17Deirdre.

00:18How could you have lied to me?

00:22Join the club.

00:23I don't want to join the fucking club.

00:28Dad's moving out.

00:30He's got some slag in Essex.

00:35Well guess who I saw your blacksmith with in Tesco's last week?

00:39Who?

00:41Austin!

00:42We must know each other.

00:44And love each other.

00:52You sleep next to a pro.

00:58She is your woman now.

01:07Imogen!

01:10Imogen!

01:37Imogen!

01:38Oh God.

01:41you've uh you've forgotten oh god listen this is april hello hello oh god i'm so sorry

01:51oh hell we were coming for lunch remember i've been up all night imogen's only just come home

02:13does this hurt i've sort of felt on my side a scar kicked me before galloping home it's probably

02:21just bruising still you ought to get it x-rayed see what the doctor says when he comes around later

02:28and then you walked all the way home yeah you're a brave girl does it hurt anywhere else

02:35you sure hey

02:42i bought a leg of lamb but it's a bit late for that fish fingers baked beans all the food

02:49robert really

02:49hated bloody foods now wouldn't they perhaps i should have soaked myself an extraverd in olive oil then

02:57would have really loved me all right jenny hi jenny darling where did you get back deirdre drove me

03:06deirdre where is she oh she's gone

03:14oh what was she like really boring really what does she look like

03:21a bit old quite wrinkly really well what did you talk about this and that jamie

03:30sure you're all right

03:35go on what was deirdre like then she was trying to suck up to me of course

03:41but she was really nice she asked me all about sussex her son went there did chemistry

03:47and she's got a friend i can stay with in prague when i go into railing well you're easily bored

03:52aren't you

04:01she's got a friend i'm sorry

04:18so

04:25I don't know.

04:32Cheers.

04:34Cheers.

05:31Have you ever seen the headstone next to hers?

05:34It says, Dulcie Jones, beloved mother.

05:42Funny, isn't it?

05:44She spent more time in the company of somebody else's mother than with me.

05:49Don't go.

05:57It's not just you I'm leaving.

05:59It's her as well.

06:04So you take care of her, right?

06:21Maddy?

06:24Hi.

06:25Hi.

06:28Something extraordinary happened to me on Saturday.

06:31I went to bed with a woman.

06:33Who?

06:34Stephen's wife.

06:35He was there too.

06:36In the bed?

06:37Yeah.

06:38Oh.

06:38Listen, the thing...

06:39The thing is...

06:42I found it thrilling.

06:44Her, I mean.

06:45I found her thrilling.

06:47Do you want some?

06:47No, thank you.

06:49Do you remember when you first told me about Erin?

06:52You said you didn't know if you were gay or if you'd just fallen in love with her.

06:56Did I?

06:57Yeah, well, I know what you mean.

06:59Well, it's not what you do.

07:00It's what you feel.

07:01I told you.

07:02It felt wonderful.

07:03Well, I mean what you feel about Stephen.

07:05I bet he did it just to turn himself on.

07:07No, he didn't.

07:08It sounded to me like he was using you.

07:09Yeah, well, he wasn't.

07:11Actually, he didn't want to do it at first.

07:12Nice, kinky sex.

07:13Three in a bed.

07:14It wasn't like that.

07:15Every middle-aged bloke's fantasy.

07:17Yeah, well, Maddy, you would say that.

07:18Oh, because I'm gay.

07:20No, I'm sorry.

07:20It's just that you are constantly attacking him.

07:23Brudence.

07:25Brudence, he lied to you and you fell for it.

07:28What did he lie about?

07:30That he was leaving his family.

07:32He hasn't left them.

07:40I thought she didn't understand you.

07:43She doesn't.

07:46She does.

07:48Far better than I do.

07:52I don't even like her a lot of the time.

07:57Funny thing is,

07:59she's not even English and she's right.

08:03We do only have one word for love.

08:09I'm the word person.

08:11I'm supposed to be the one good at all that.

08:13And she beat me at my own game.

08:20I'll always love you.

08:28The words everybody dreads.

08:33If only you'd come along first.

08:36But I didn't.

08:39We're much better suited.

08:42If you and I had had kids.

08:43But we didn't.

08:50Do you want some more?

08:57You lost your job and you came to me

08:59and I bolstered you up

09:00and I looked after you.

09:03She was there all the time.

09:06She was your real life.

09:14Funny thing is,

09:18if we hadn't started all this,

09:19we could have been friends.

09:21We still are, aren't we?

09:25It's far too late for that.

09:37I miss my boys.

09:57All right.

09:59All right.

10:21Louise.

10:24Can I come in?

10:45was it because of me what she told me that i know was it because of me she left only

10:54marginally

11:01you see i didn't know that you're not an inkling no that figures i suppose

11:08why someone like you and someone like me i don't understand no you wouldn't ice

11:32can i see the photos please

11:56it's just a couple of snapshots i took them at the fate of the year you moved here seven

12:03years ago you just won the egg and spoon race

12:08so

12:17I don't know.

12:41I don't know.

13:14I think you'd better go.

13:19I don't want to.

13:24We're in the same boat, aren't we?

13:27Not really.

13:29I don't think this is the answer, do you?

13:36I'm awfully sorry.

13:39You don't really want me, do you?

13:41You wouldn't even be here if Robert hadn't left.

13:48I don't...

13:49I don't know what to say.

13:56Let's just pretend this never happened.

14:24I don't know what to say.

14:53¶¶

15:04¶¶

15:33I'll buy you one and I'll bring it in at lunchtime, all right?

15:36Do Mrs Matthews like your project?

15:38Yeah.

15:39No, her!

15:41Oh, no, I forgot.

15:43Go on, up we go.

15:44No, I'll bring it in at the end of the day.

15:54Fine, right.

15:56We'll just go from there.

15:57If you could run for an arrow, not air in high, when you get the person who introduces me.

16:02Hi.

16:03Okay.

16:03Hi.

16:04I thought I asked you to take her out.

16:06I forgot.

16:08Well, can you take her out to tea or something?

16:10Come back in an hour or so, okay?

16:11No, no, no.

16:16Could you get out of my bedroom?

16:18No, no.

16:18Sorry, now I...

16:19Will you get out?

16:20Um, I'll call you back.

16:27What about my swimming costume?

16:29I'll bring you to school tomorrow.

16:31Don't go.

16:31I cannot stay any more.

16:33What about me?

16:34Listen, I'll fetch you from school tomorrow and we'll work something out, okay?

16:38I'll still see you.

16:40You all say that.

16:42Come on, sweetheart.

16:43Let's have you in the next shop.

16:44Go on.

16:45Come on.

16:47Come on.

16:50Awesome.

17:10Maddy's here to see you.

17:16Can I come and stay with you, please?

17:18Why, what's happened?

17:21I've left her in.

17:25Please, can I come and stay with you?

17:36Do you mind moving back to London?

17:38Mind?

17:39You must be joking.

17:41What about you, Amy?

17:42You don't mind selling Skylark?

17:46No.

17:47We won't have much money.

17:48Why?

17:49We just won't.

17:53We've got 600 pounds from Tesco's.

17:56That's very sweet of you.

17:59But I think we'll need a bit more than that.

18:02We'll get you into school, Amy.

18:04And we'll find a flat.

18:06We don't want to be that poor, are we?

18:08You know, this house must be worth a bomb.

18:10Not really.

18:13Why?

18:17I can't say.

18:19Come on, Mum.

18:21We're not babies.

18:25I can't tell you.

18:29Mum?

18:35Gordon, what are we going to do about this garden?

18:41Oh, no idea.

18:43We had one before.

18:43Yeah, but as far as I'm concerned,

18:45gardeners are just for sitting in with a fag and a couple of beers.

18:49Get somebody else to do all the donkey work.

18:51Spoken like a true builder.

18:55Oh, a woman next door thought I was the cleaning lady.

19:06Hey, kids.

19:12Hi, Jamie.

19:16This is Deirdre.

19:17You know Jamie.

19:19This is my daughter, Emma, Jamie.

19:24So, champagne cocktails all round?

19:26Um, do you mind if I have an orange juice?

19:31I'll get it.

19:32OK.

19:40Hello.

19:41Hi.

19:43So, did you see her?

19:45Dropped them and ran.

19:46Practically had a poor shemmy from the car.

19:49Oh, but...

19:50Lucky I've still got his credit cards.

19:52Maddie.

19:54Prudence.

19:55Come on, open them.

19:56I went on the shopping spree at Marley Nicks.

20:00Wish I could see his face when he gets the bill.

20:03Oh.

20:06Oh, that is wonderful.

20:10Try it on.

20:13Maddie Prost.

20:15You're wonderful.

20:15You're mad.

20:17Oh, that is...

20:23Are you, er...

20:24Looking forward to inter-railing.

20:27Uh-huh.

20:31Imogen, I hear you're interested in fashion.

20:34My daughter's a buyer for Dickinson Jones.

20:37Maybe you two could, I don't know, get together

20:40when you come to live in London?

20:44Mmm.

20:48I forgot what this is.

20:50I can never remember what I've ordered.

20:52Can you?

20:52You're a complete and utter bastard.

20:54What?

20:55Mum told us everything.

20:57Jamie, don't.

20:58About the money.

21:00What money?

21:02Look, let's not discuss this, no.

21:04You know perfectly well.

21:05Jamie.

21:06What?

21:09He took our money and he gave it to you.

21:11What?

21:12No, that's not exactly...

21:14Robert, please.

21:17Tell me, what's he talking about?

21:19What's he talking about?

21:20The loan.

21:22Remember?

21:23I couldn't get it past the board.

21:27I used the house as collateral.

21:35That was your money?

21:36It was our money!

21:39Why didn't you tell me?

21:42I didn't think your business would go bust.

21:47How could you?

21:51I'm so sorry.

21:55How could you?

21:58I wonder what they're talking about.

22:02I can't get over Robert living in Stretton.

22:06So much she loves her.

22:09Yeah, well, I never liked him.

22:11Why didn't you say?

22:12Because it was your husband.

22:15Why does everyone always tell you the truth when it doesn't matter anymore?

22:20Did you like Stephen?

22:24No.

22:28Neither of you liked Erin.

22:30That's true.

22:33Well, here we all are.

22:36Single again.

22:38Yep.

22:40It's our bloody parents who've fallen in love.

22:42There's nothing wrong with being single.

22:45Why can't any of us be independent?

23:00Hello?

23:03Hello?

23:06Yes, yes, Allegra, I'll just come and get you.

23:08Hang on a second.

23:17Hello?

23:18Come in.

23:18This is the right address, then?

23:19Yeah, it is, thanks.

23:20That'll be 1750, love.

23:22Oh, hang on a second, I'm going to get my purse.

23:23What are you doing here?

23:25Mum dumped me with Mrs Murphy.

23:28Well, she's all right.

23:30She's got a funny eye.

23:32Her hair smells funny.

23:34I knew you wouldn't be too busy.

23:36Ali, you can't stay here with me.

23:39Us.

23:41But you're much nicer than Mum.

23:43But I'm not your mum, don't you see?

23:46You look after me.

23:48There you go, darling.

23:53If it's her, I'm not going home.

24:01Hello?

24:05Yes, yes, she is.

24:06Do you want to come in?

24:15I've got to go.

24:16OK.

24:18Bye-bye, sweetheart.

24:19Bye-bye.

24:20Hi.

24:21Hi.

24:21I'm Prudence, Maddy's sister.

24:22Come in.

24:23Is she all right?

24:23Yeah, she's funny.

24:25Look, she left a message on my answer phone.

24:27I'm so sorry.

24:28I've got to get the kids.

24:29All right.

24:30OK.

24:30Bye.

24:31Bye.

24:32Bye.

24:32Bye-bye.

24:33Bye-bye.

24:35Bye-bye.

24:44Bye-bye.

24:46Bye-bye.

24:48Bye-bye.

24:49Bye-bye.

24:50Bye-bye.

24:51Bye-bye.

25:11I can't believe you tried to steal her from me.

25:14I didn't. She came here by herself. She wanted to.

25:18You sneak out of my house.

25:20You didn't even notice.

25:22All these weeks, I've done everything.

25:24I've looked after you, I've worked for you, I've been your bloody wife, your slave.

25:30Ravi, do you think you could take her off for an ice cream or something?

25:33Sweetie, go with you, Daddy.

25:39I'll come with you, actually.

25:52You know when you started to change?

25:55You changed when your mother came to stay.

25:56She's the one that changed you.

25:57She didn't.

25:59Yes, she did.

26:01You just can't cope with your parents.

26:03That's not true.

26:05You've never grown up, have you, Maddie?

26:06You just run away.

26:08You ran away to Africa, and now you're running away from me.

26:11I have grown up!

26:13That's why I listened to my mother, because I was old enough to hear what she said.

26:22Why couldn't you just tell me that you were leaving?

26:24Because you wouldn't have listened.

26:33Please come back.

26:35I love you.

26:37It doesn't make it all right just saying that.

26:41But it's true.

26:51I thought, er, I thought I made you feel alive.

26:55Well, I'll always be grateful to you.

26:57Oh, great.

26:58Thank you, Maddie.

27:01You changed my life, Erin, but I have to do the rest on my own.

27:06Yeah, but you're not going to be on your own, are you?

27:08You've got your sisters.

27:09Well, what about you?

27:11What about all those women who admire you?

27:15I don't want to be admired.

27:18I want to be loved.

27:26No, I cannot do this.

27:30Erin, I want us to stay friends.

27:37Really, not like other people say they will, but really stay friends.

27:51Don't be loved.

27:53I want to be loved.

28:00You're well enjoyed.

28:06I can't do it all right now.

28:09That's all right here.

28:11But with all of them, there's no one in the morning.

28:11Have you heard from Stephen?

28:14No.

28:19Why'd you keep these?

28:32Actually, I've never really wanted any.

28:38Poor little sods.

28:40Little do they know what life has in store.

28:45What's going to happen to Allegra?

28:49Robbie's going to drive the joint custody.

28:51You feel like him, don't you?

28:53For God's sake, Lou, give us a chance.

28:56Mum?

28:58Where did Tim go?

28:59Tim? The man from the shop.

29:02Why do you think I'd know?

29:04Well, I don't know.

29:05What do you mean?

29:06Nothing.

29:08Just wondered where he went.

29:12What's the matter?

29:15Well, nothing.

29:21Or this.

29:25Imogen!

29:27Will you please clear up your room?

29:30There are people coming to look at the house tomorrow.

29:33Your whole bloody family's here spring cleaning the place.

29:36The least you could do is pick up the stuff from your floor.

29:43Mum?

29:53I'm pregnant.

29:58Have you been seeing him a lot?

30:02No.

30:05I hate him.

30:08Why?

30:10I don't know.

30:12Why?

30:12He's married.

30:13He's got a girlfriend.

30:16And not me.

30:19Another one.

30:23When was this?

30:25Oh, my love.

30:26Was it when you heard about your dad and me?

30:29It was all before that.

30:32I was asking for it.

30:34Oh, what do you mean?

30:36Oh, that's my fault, really.

30:47I want to be a mother.

30:49I think we're rather good at that.

30:52Anyway, this baby's something I want more than anything else in the world.

30:55Immy, you've got your whole life ahead of you.

30:58So is this baby.

31:02If she wants to keep it, she should.

31:05We'll rally round, Imogen, love.

31:07Mum.

31:08I think it'd be nice to have another baby in the family.

31:11Mum?

31:12Gordon would be a great-grandfather.

31:14He won't like that.

31:15Is that all you can think about?

31:17Come to think of it, this isn't my fault, it's yours.

31:19Mine?

31:20You hadn't told me about Robert.

31:21None of this would be happening.

31:22I wouldn't be selling the house.

31:23Amy wouldn't be pregnant.

31:24Lou, that's not fair.

31:25You two wouldn't have split up and been so unhappy.

31:27That's not true.

31:28Lou.

31:28Now you're alone, all you want to do is make us helpless and dependent.

31:32Make us back into your little daughters again.

31:33Lou.

31:34Why blame me for everything?

31:35What about your father?

31:37He started all this.

31:38Oh, shut up, both of you.

31:39Why do children blame their parents for everything?

31:41Why can't they grow up and blame themselves?

31:44Anyway, I don't want to get you back.

31:46I've had quite enough of that, thank God.

31:49The reason I came down today, apart from trying to help,

31:52was to tell you that I shall be off your hands shortly.

31:55Why?

31:57Derek and I are getting married.

32:00Married?

32:01Well, when I get divorced.

32:03I'll get divorced.

32:06I'll get up.

32:31My pants prize is a magnificent, very acceptable sparking

32:38What are the dissolving agents that start the digestive process in the stomach?

32:44Which one is he?

32:45Over there.

32:45Is a huku, one a child's toy, two a bird, or three an African musical instrument?

32:54I've got an idea.

32:56Charlie Brown's friend is lost without his security blanket.

33:02What seed is a small farm in Scotland?

33:07With what board game do you associate the terms tables, points, blocks, and bearing on?

33:14Come on. I'll do it then.

33:16No.

33:19I'll do it.

33:20Who was the third president of the United States?

33:32I'd like to welcome our guest, quizmaster.

33:34Oh, mistress.

33:35She has three special questions of a local interest.

33:48An easy one to begin with.

33:51What's the word, beginning with A, that describes a man who's cheating on his wife?

33:59To qualify as a blacksmith, what's the prime requirement?

34:03One, skill.

34:05Two, a love of horses.

34:08Three, a healthy libido.

34:13And finally, when Todd O'Connor goes to shag his girlfriend, what does he tell his wife?

34:20One, just got to put some petrol in the van.

34:23Two, just got to see a man about a horse.

34:25Three, just got to take back the videos.

34:29You bastard.

34:31You lying-train bastard.

34:33Yes!

34:35Yes!

34:39Yes!

34:41Yes!

34:48Yes!

34:50Yes.

34:52Yes!

34:53Yes!

35:00No, no.

35:01There it is!

35:02Is it? It ages, isn't it?

35:09Yes, it is.

35:17Gordon, they'll do it on Monday.

35:19No, they won't. I'll do it now. This thing's roster bloody solid.

35:22You'll give yourself another heart attack. Will you leave it?

35:24We've got all the time in the world.

35:26I've just got to fix it.

35:30Come on.

35:32Jack, you've done this before.

35:35You said you worked so hard you missed your daughters growing up.

35:38Yeah, well, this is different because you're doing it for us now.

35:41What about April in Paris?

35:43How about it?

35:44You said you'd take me there.

35:46Yes, I will. I will.

35:47Well, I want you to be free, not waiting in for a boiler to be delivered.

35:51Just give me five minutes.

35:53Aren't I nicer than a gas pipe?

35:58Now, that is...

35:59It's a very tough question.

36:01Well, come on, then.

36:02It's Saturday.

36:04Let's go out and have some fun.

36:08They've made an offer.

36:09Whoa!

36:10No way.

36:11Just under the asking price.

36:13You're going to take it?

36:14Yeah.

36:15That means after we've paid back the bank, we can afford a very small flat in London.

36:20I'll have to get a job.

36:23It's not going to be easy.

36:25It's all computers and stuff now.

36:27Oh, Mum, don't be pathetic.

36:28You're the only one who knows how to program the microwave.

36:32You know, you're the only thing I put in the world.

36:37Don't be silly.

36:38What about your family?

36:40Never forgive me.

36:42The way I behaved.

36:44You listen to your heart.

36:46You'll understand that one day.

36:48You wait and see.

37:13Can you feel it kicking yet?

37:15Don't be silly.

37:18Do you think April's told your granddad?

37:20She promised not to.

37:23I'm going to call him up.

37:26You're frightened of granddad, aren't you?

37:28Of course not.

37:29Why, when he hasn't behaved himself either?

37:33Go on, Mum.

37:35Be brave.

37:36You were brave enough in the pub the other night.

37:42Come on, babe.

37:42Brave.

37:50Gordon and April are not at home, but please leave your message after the beep.

37:57Don't go away.

37:59For too many.

38:02Excuse me.

38:21That's a surprise.

38:25My pleasure.

38:29April and Paris.

38:33Chestnuts and blossom, holiday tables under the trees.

38:44April and Paris.

38:47This, this is a feeling no one can ever reprieze.

39:00I never knew the charms of spring, never let it face to face.

39:06I, I never knew my heart could sing.

39:11This is a feeling no one best.

39:13never let it face to face.

39:15April and Paris.

39:23I never knew my heart could sing,

39:28but I never want to embrace it.

40:08Hi, Dad.

40:10It's the week.

40:11I've got some interesting news about your granddaughter, but I'll tell you when I see you.

40:17Hope you're well.

40:19Bye.

40:23Hi, it's Hope.

40:24I've got a friend of mine here, an architect, and I thought maybe I'd bring him around to look at

40:28your house.

40:29Somebody next week?

40:30Give me a ring.

40:31Bye.

40:35Hi, Dad.

40:36Maddie here.

40:37Listen, do you want me to come and sort out your garden?

40:39I think you might need some help to set hope and supplies.

40:43I'll see you soon.

40:54I'll see you soon.

41:28I'll see you soon.

41:54Sir House Stratton.

41:56Be happy there, in your own little way.

42:00She's left me.

42:03What?

42:11Why?

42:13She says I lack moral integrity.

42:16Didn't you realize that when you two started?

42:18Interesting.

42:19What sort of little business?

42:21Well, we thought something in the country,

42:24something that Derek and I can do together.

42:26Why don't you take over the village shop?

42:28What a good idea.

42:30What do you think?

42:31Emmy, can we talk?

42:35Are you still sure?

42:40Don't you think it needs a father?

42:43Why?

42:44They'll go away soon or later.

42:46I'm here, aren't I?

42:47I'm here.

42:52Maybe when you're grown up,

42:54you'll forgive me.

42:56But I'm not grown up.

42:58And you're far too young to have a baby.

43:01I've never done anything like that.

43:03I think it's a terrific idea.

43:04I think you should go for it.

43:05Do you?

43:06Yeah, do.

43:07Well, the stupid thing is I miss him.

43:11I know, I do too.

43:12Now, are you going to be all right?

43:15Oh, yes.

43:17I'll find a flat.

43:18We'll be fine.

43:20Start looking for a job.

43:22I'm going to go on a course.

43:24Learn all this computer stuff.

43:26Listen, if you want a job, there is one.

43:30I think you should make it up with her.

43:33What now?

43:35Not Mum, Deirdre.

43:37Deirdre?

43:38Yeah.

43:40Make it up with her.

43:43What's the point of all this otherwise?

43:44She can do it.

43:46I know she can.

43:47I can teach her to do it.

43:49OK.

43:50You can have a go at it anyway.

43:52Yeah?

43:53Yeah.

43:54We can do it.

43:55It's a partnership.

43:55I could do the landscaping.

43:57What's she talking about?

43:58I know.

44:26Oh, you.

44:45Come on, Peter.

45:11Where are you going?

45:13It's not the same without him.

45:15You can't just leave.

45:17What are you going to do?

45:18Don't worry.

45:19I'll be in touch.

45:20I've got to see how you're getting on, haven't I?

45:27You take care.

45:29You too.

45:50Once upon a time, there were three little sisters.

45:53You're going to the office.

45:54No, I've got to read this.

45:56What is this?

45:56Erin's new novel.

45:58What's it called?

45:59Home Truths.

46:00Isabelle, Effie, and Vida.

46:04Isabelle was the sweet one, the pretty one, who only wanted to grow up and have babies.

46:12Come and the daughters can help you.

46:23Effie was the clever one who went to university and always had her nose in a book.

46:48And Vida was the adventurous one, who went abroad and worked in the dangerous places where no one else died.

46:57She dared to go.

46:58She dared to go.

47:27Good morning.

47:28Oh, I've been meaning to ask you.

47:30We're buying a pony for our daughter.

47:32Oh, how nice.

47:33Do you know a good blacksmith?

47:36How old is your daughter?

47:38And so the three sisters lived happily ever after.

47:42What?

47:42Or so they thought.

47:45I finished it.

47:46Any good?

47:48Not as good as real life.

47:50For they didn't realize that this was only the beginning.

47:55They didn't realize that this was only the beginning.

48:39They didn't realize that this was only the beginning.

48:40They didn't realize that this was only the beginning.

48:41They didn't realize that this was only the beginning.

48:45They didn't realize that this was only the beginning.

48:46You

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