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00:04:28Oh, what?
00:04:28What was that?
00:04:29Oh, that's next door's boy. He loves football. He's always playing football.
00:04:36Would you like me to ask him to stop?
00:04:39No. No, it's fine.
00:04:43So, do you remember anything? Anything at all?
00:04:48I don't know. Bits here, bits there. It feels like...
00:04:55What?
00:04:57Have you ever had a feeling like you've been somewhere, like a memory of a place,
00:05:03but you're not sure if you really went or just dreamt it?
00:05:07Real, but not real. Perhaps a bit of both.
00:05:11I think we all feel like that from time to time.
00:05:15I always say memories are like the mirrors that we remember things through.
00:05:21Alex, what happened?
00:05:25You were coming to see me and your father. It was dark and it was raining.
00:05:30I didn't want you to come, but you insisted.
00:05:34I had an accident.
00:05:36Yes. Rather a serious one.
00:05:39You were airlifted to hospital.
00:05:44Let's talk about this another time.
00:05:46No, please.
00:05:46You need to rest.
00:05:48Please. I just want to know what happened.
00:05:51They put you in an induced coma for six weeks.
00:05:56And then I came home?
00:05:57Yes. Yesterday afternoon.
00:06:00I had suspected that there may be memory problems,
00:06:03so I took the decision for you to spend the duration of your recovery here, at home.
00:06:09Familiar surroundings and all that.
00:06:12I don't remember this room.
00:06:14You will. You will. I promise.
00:06:16Now, how about that tea?
00:06:19Yes.
00:06:21That would be nice.
00:06:22How do you take it?
00:06:23Milk and two sugars.
00:06:26Wait, how did I remember that?
00:06:28I suppose it's what you could call progress.
00:06:31You did that on purpose, didn't you?
00:06:33I don't know what you mean.
00:06:36Now, how about that tea?
00:06:38Milk, two sugars.
00:06:40Please.
00:06:42Wait.
00:06:43Yes, dear?
00:06:45What if tonight I go to sleep and...
00:06:48And what?
00:06:50I forget.
00:06:52What if I forget everything that happened today?
00:06:55Mother will help you, remember?
00:06:58Always.
00:07:00Back in a jiffy.
00:07:15So, I've phoned the hospital and I've arranged for you to have a scan on Thursday.
00:07:20Okay.
00:07:21Can't you finish?
00:07:23No, I'm sorry.
00:07:24It's fine, it's fine.
00:07:38What's that for?
00:07:39It's for the pain.
00:07:41But I'm not in any pain.
00:07:42That's because of this, silly.
00:07:44Oh.
00:07:45Come on.
00:07:46Arm.
00:07:49Now, you're just going to feel it a little scratch.
00:07:57There.
00:07:58That's better.
00:08:00Hold that.
00:08:03Now, you need to rest up.
00:08:05Easier as I've been done.
00:08:06My head's all over the place.
00:08:07Oh, I know how you feel.
00:08:12I know it's been awful what's happened, but it's so good to have you home.
00:08:18Uh-huh.
00:08:19Mm-hmm.
00:08:22Night-night, poppet.
00:08:24Night.
00:08:25Night.
00:08:25Night.
00:09:31Hello?
00:09:40Is somebody there?
00:09:49Jesus, fuck.
00:09:51Mum?
00:09:53Mum?
00:10:13Nice and shine, Poppet.
00:10:15Right.
00:10:17How about some breakfast and a nice hot bath?
00:10:20That sounds good.
00:10:22Mum?
00:10:23Yes, dear?
00:10:25What was that about last night?
00:10:28Excuse me?
00:10:29Last night I heard when you were set on the end of the bed.
00:10:34Last night.
00:10:37Oh, Rose, it's so good to have you back.
00:10:40We've missed you so much.
00:10:43Back in a diffie.
00:10:44Okay.
00:10:58Can I come in?
00:11:00Comey!
00:11:01Yeah?
00:11:02Come in.
00:11:03I brought you some fresh towels.
00:11:07How was your breakfast?
00:11:09Nice.
00:11:10It was nice, thank you.
00:11:12Good.
00:11:16What is it, dear?
00:11:19How can I remember how I like my tea and not remember...
00:11:23Ah, well that's semantic memory.
00:11:25You're suffering from what they call retrograde amnesia.
00:11:30And that affects your episodic memories.
00:11:33Semantic memories deal with things like memories of general knowledge.
00:11:39For example, I take it you know what fruit is.
00:11:42Whereas episodic memory deals with your memories of past events.
00:11:48And as you've got retrograde amnesia,
00:11:52unfortunately all the events leading up to the accident will be inaccessible to you.
00:11:58How long will it take to recover?
00:12:01Full memory recovery?
00:12:03It will take time.
00:12:06I think we'll have a clearer picture when they've done some follow-up tests.
00:12:14You've had a very serious knock to the head.
00:12:16It's going to take time.
00:12:19And you need to be patient.
00:12:22And trust me.
00:12:23How long?
00:12:24It could be weeks.
00:12:26It could be months.
00:12:31Do you remember anything about the accident?
00:12:36Rude?
00:12:39It was dark.
00:12:42Yes.
00:12:43It was evening when you came here.
00:12:46I don't know.
00:12:47It was raining.
00:12:49I was upset.
00:12:51What else?
00:12:55Nothing.
00:12:56There's nothing.
00:12:57Come on, Rose.
00:12:58Try.
00:12:59I am.
00:12:59It's just...
00:13:00I just...
00:13:01Rose!
00:13:04Don't just lie there wallowing in self-pity, feeling sorry for yourself.
00:13:08I'm not.
00:13:09It's just that...
00:13:10I can't.
00:13:10I'm sorry.
00:13:12It's...
00:13:12I just...
00:13:13What?
00:13:17I don't...
00:13:19Yes?
00:13:24I don't remember you.
00:13:29Bill!
00:13:34Well.
00:13:36As I said, it's going to take time.
00:13:39Call me when you want to get out.
00:14:00Rose!
00:14:01Rose!
00:14:01It's okay.
00:14:02It's okay.
00:14:03It's okay.
00:14:03I'm so sorry.
00:14:05I shouldn't have left you alone.
00:14:07Oh my God.
00:14:08Thank goodness I got here on time.
00:14:12Oh, Rosie.
00:14:13Rosie.
00:14:14What would you do without money?
00:14:37There we are.
00:14:39Where's my father?
00:14:41Oh, your dad.
00:14:44He's a lovely old man.
00:14:47He's...
00:14:48He's not himself anymore.
00:14:51What about my friends?
00:14:52Friends?
00:14:53Yeah.
00:14:55Have I got a phone?
00:14:56A phone?
00:14:58I must have had one on a mobile phone.
00:15:01There wasn't one in the belongings that I was given.
00:15:05Perhaps it was lost or damaged in the accident.
00:15:07Maybe.
00:15:08I just thought if I had a mobile phone I could contact my friends.
00:15:11Have they tried to call or have you told them?
00:15:14Do they know where I am?
00:15:14Yes.
00:15:17But...
00:15:19They're all very eager to come and see you.
00:15:22But...
00:15:25Rose, you've been in a very serious accident.
00:15:29You have so much to process.
00:15:31Too much.
00:15:32I can't have you inundated.
00:15:36Besides, what with Jamie coming tomorrow?
00:15:39What?
00:15:40Oh.
00:15:41Who?
00:15:41Who?
00:15:41Jamie is your fiancé.
00:15:48Fiancé?
00:15:50He's...
00:15:51He's lovely.
00:15:53He's really lovely.
00:15:55Bless him.
00:15:56He's been so worried.
00:15:58I can't.
00:15:59You'll be just fine.
00:16:01Just fine.
00:16:02He just wants to see you.
00:16:06Anyway, he'll be here tomorrow afternoon.
00:16:13I'll go and get the hair dryer before you catch a death of cold.
00:16:23Mum, wait!
00:16:27Mum!
00:16:56I'm sorry.
00:16:57I, um...
00:16:58I didn't mean to.
00:16:59I'm sorry.
00:17:01It's okay.
00:17:02It's...
00:17:03Jamie.
00:17:05Yeah.
00:17:05That's me.
00:17:07My mum told me you were coming.
00:17:10Yeah.
00:17:11I...
00:17:11Got here a bad and narrow bit.
00:17:16Um...
00:17:16I didn't mean to, um...
00:17:18No, no, no, no.
00:17:18It's...
00:17:19It's fine.
00:17:20It's just...
00:17:21Weird night.
00:17:22Um...
00:17:23Where is she?
00:17:24Your mum.
00:17:25Uh, she went out somewhere.
00:17:27Said she wanted to give us some time alone.
00:17:30Did she say where she went?
00:17:32Uh, something about medicine for your dad.
00:17:35She, um...
00:17:37She didn't think you'd wake up while she was gone.
00:17:41I'm already talking too much.
00:17:45Look...
00:17:47I've really missed you.
00:17:49I...
00:17:50I was with you every day in the hospital.
00:17:54But...
00:17:56To hear your voice...
00:17:57Finally.
00:17:59Sweet.
00:17:59I have my moments.
00:18:01I'm really sorry I can't remember any...
00:18:04Yeah, your...
00:18:05Your mum, she...
00:18:07She said your memories, um...
00:18:08Shot to shit?
00:18:09Not her exact words, but...
00:18:14She said...
00:18:15You don't remember much at all.
00:18:17I can...
00:18:18Remember some things...
00:18:20I mean, mostly basic everyday stuff, but...
00:18:23I can't remember my mother.
00:18:26My father.
00:18:30Or you, I'm afraid.
00:18:32Yeah, that's, um...
00:18:34That's pretty much what she told me.
00:18:39What do I do?
00:18:40You...
00:18:41You mean what's your job?
00:18:42Yeah.
00:18:43Uh...
00:18:43You work at a bank.
00:18:45In...
00:18:45In the city.
00:18:46That's how we met.
00:18:47A bank?
00:18:48Yeah.
00:18:48Yeah, you're...
00:18:49You're a cashier.
00:18:50And...
00:18:51I'm a financial advisor.
00:18:54I...
00:18:55Advise customers on...
00:18:56Yeah, I know what a financial advisor is.
00:18:59Well...
00:18:59All in all, it's about as interesting as watching paint dry, but...
00:19:03I met you.
00:19:04That's the important thing.
00:19:08So...
00:19:08How long have we...
00:19:13Maybe...
00:19:13Your mum's right.
00:19:14We shouldn't rush this night.
00:19:16No, please.
00:19:18I...
00:19:19Feel completely confused.
00:19:21I...
00:19:21I'm so alone.
00:19:25Four years.
00:19:27My God.
00:19:29Yeah.
00:19:31We've been together for four years.
00:19:34It's okay.
00:19:38I can't even remember.
00:19:41I...
00:19:42Wow.
00:19:43I'm sorry.
00:19:44No, please.
00:19:46Um...
00:19:46It w...
00:19:46It will all come back.
00:19:47It will.
00:19:49Um...
00:19:49Maybe we should just...
00:19:50Slow things down.
00:19:52It's my mother.
00:19:53She...
00:19:53What?
00:19:55I'm just trying to piece everything together.
00:19:57And there's my father and I...
00:19:58What about her?
00:19:59Well, I haven't even seen him.
00:20:02Rose...
00:20:04This is a bit difficult.
00:20:05No, please.
00:20:07Okay.
00:20:08Well...
00:20:09As far as I know...
00:20:10Your dad had some kind of...
00:20:12Breakdown.
00:20:13About two years ago.
00:20:15And...
00:20:15That's when she retired.
00:20:17What kind of a breakdown?
00:20:18Look, Rose...
00:20:19Don't take this the wrong way, but...
00:20:24Well, in a lot of ways...
00:20:25I'm in the exact same position as you.
00:20:29What do you mean?
00:20:31I'd never even spoken to your mother...
00:20:33Before she phoned me about the accident.
00:20:37Hello, Jamie.
00:20:38I think we need to have a little talk.
00:20:46I'd be lying if I said you and I had an easy relationship.
00:20:51You were...
00:20:52How did your father put it?
00:20:54A bit of a free spirit.
00:20:58I'd have said you were reckless.
00:20:59And a bit of a madam.
00:21:01Tell me what you really think.
00:21:04So...
00:21:05We...
00:21:06Argue?
00:21:06Oh, constantly.
00:21:08The neighbours were always complaining.
00:21:10I don't...
00:21:11The thing is...
00:21:13You wanted to go off travelling.
00:21:16I had no objection to that.
00:21:17In fact, I encouraged it.
00:21:18I just wanted you to save.
00:21:21So that when you returned...
00:21:23You wouldn't be struggling.
00:21:26Oh...
00:21:27What's the point?
00:21:30You went off with your friends.
00:21:33With virtually no preparation.
00:21:35And not even a goodbye.
00:21:38So how long...
00:21:40How long did we not speak?
00:21:42Well, Rose...
00:21:45When I saw you in the hospital...
00:21:47It had been...
00:21:49Ten years!
00:21:50I was...
00:22:23so...
00:22:44What's that?
00:22:48It's Ninny
00:22:50She was yours when you were a little girl
00:22:53You took her everywhere with you
00:22:58Don't you remember?
00:23:01She was your bestest friend
00:23:03I think she's missed you
00:23:08You think?
00:23:10Hello, Mosie Mosie Moon
00:23:13Oh, please don't call me that
00:23:15I've missed you so, so, so, so much
00:23:20I've missed you too
00:23:22Why did you leave me all alone?
00:23:26Come on, you can tell me
00:23:30I don't know
00:23:31Well, guess what?
00:23:34I do
00:23:35You do
00:23:36Yes, of course
00:23:38It's because you're a very, very naughty girl
00:23:42And you don't do as you're told
00:23:45You really upset your poor mother
00:23:49Don't look at her
00:23:51She can't help you now
00:23:53Come on
00:23:54Come on what, Rosie Mosie Moon?
00:23:57Oh, please don't call me that
00:24:00I think it's time you started to take more responsibility for some of the things you've done
00:24:07Oh, what sings
00:24:08I know a song you used to sing with mother
00:24:14It's raining, it's pouring
00:24:17The old man's snoring
00:24:18He went to bed with a bob on his head
00:24:20And he didn't get up in the morning
00:24:26And there's another one
00:24:27There's another one
00:24:28Oranges and lemons
00:24:30Say the bells of St. Clemens
00:24:32You owe me five farthings
00:24:35Say the bells of St. Martins
00:24:38Will you please shut the fuck up?
00:24:41Bitch
00:24:48Jesus
00:24:51Oh, fuck
00:25:03So
00:25:04You can't remember it at all?
00:25:07I don't know Jamie, I don't know
00:25:09I feel like I'm losing my mind
00:25:11Oh yeah, that's right, I already have
00:25:13Take it easy
00:25:15I'm glad you're here
00:25:18Well, here are the lovebirds
00:25:21How is everything?
00:25:23Fine
00:25:23Fine, thank you, Mrs Baker
00:25:25Oh, do call me Mum
00:25:27Sure
00:25:28Mum
00:25:29I was just about to ask Jamie about our friends
00:25:32You were?
00:25:33Yeah
00:25:33Friends?
00:25:34Yeah, our friends
00:25:37I really don't think that's a good idea
00:25:39Nicky
00:25:40I can call Nicky
00:25:41Nicky?
00:25:42Yeah, Nicky
00:25:42She's an absolute sweetheart
00:25:43You and her go way back
00:25:44Her boyfriend Marcus owes me a bit of money, actually
00:25:47Nice guy
00:25:48Bit of a dick, but nice guy
00:25:49In all honesty
00:25:50I really don't think
00:25:51No, no, no
00:25:52Do it
00:25:52Call her
00:25:54Nicky
00:25:55She sounds lovely
00:25:56Brill, maybe we can
00:25:57No
00:25:59Now, don't push it too far, Jamie
00:26:02I understand how excited you are
00:26:04And you too, Rose
00:26:05But the brain is a fragile thing
00:26:08Too much, too soon
00:26:10Yeah, but Mum
00:26:11Surely a phone call wouldn't hurt
00:26:14I have been a doctor of psychology for 38 years
00:26:18Seven of those as a surgeon
00:26:20And I've been a casualty doctor for four
00:26:23Now, if anybody is going to know the best way to proceed
00:26:26It's going to be me
00:26:28Jamie
00:26:29Put the phone away
00:26:33Now, perhaps you'd like to come and help me get some tea
00:26:35Yeah, sure
00:26:36Thank you
00:26:37I'll be back in a minute
00:27:08It's so good
00:27:09I have a surprise for you
00:27:11Ooh
00:27:13It's nearly going to serenade us again
00:27:17No
00:27:19What is it then?
00:27:21It's the obligatory baby photos
00:27:23Oh, God
00:27:25Ooh, look at them
00:27:27Look
00:27:28Wow
00:27:28Look at them
00:27:29Look at these
00:27:29Can I have a look?
00:27:34Jogging, any memories?
00:27:40Not yet
00:27:40Well, maybe this one
00:27:43Back in a jiffy
00:27:58What is it?
00:28:00What have I done to this family?
00:28:02What do you mean?
00:28:04You haven't done anything?
00:28:06No
00:28:08Then why does she seem so
00:28:12Broken
00:28:13She's alright
00:28:22Here it is
00:28:31Eureka
00:28:35Who's that in the photo next to me?
00:28:37Oh, me of course
00:28:39She's a dear little girl
00:28:41What happened to it?
00:28:43I don't know
00:28:44I've got the negative somewhere
00:28:47I'd like to see it
00:28:48Oh, well
00:28:49Perhaps you will at that
00:28:52Anyway
00:28:53I think that's enough excitement for today
00:28:56Yeah, yeah
00:28:57I should be going
00:28:59Where are you staying?
00:29:00Staying?
00:29:01You can't be commuting
00:29:02Surely
00:29:03Yeah, afraid so
00:29:04Well, why don't you stay here?
00:29:05I don't think that's a very good idea
00:29:07Mum, it's a hell of a commute
00:29:10I really don't want Jamie staying here
00:29:13Call me old-fashioned
00:29:14Come on, Mum
00:29:15Let's face it
00:29:16Given the current situation
00:29:17I'm hardly going to be creeping around in the hallway, am I?
00:29:20I mean, you know what I mean
00:29:21You would be surprised what obstacles can be overcome when hormones are raging
00:29:26Mum
00:29:27This is the most uncomfortable moment in my life
00:29:32Look, I can't stay anyway
00:29:33I have to go back to work tomorrow
00:29:35See?
00:29:35See?
00:29:36He's got work tomorrow
00:29:36You wouldn't want him to lose his job, would you?
00:29:40Well, would you?
00:29:41No
00:29:41No, of course not
00:29:44Well, that's that settled then
00:29:47I'll give you a moment to say goodbye
00:29:57And there was me thinking I was going to let you have your wicked way with me
00:30:01Yeah, about the kiss
00:30:04You can do it again if you want
00:30:08Really?
00:30:09Right
00:30:19I have a spare phone
00:30:21And I'll be back
00:30:22In two days
00:30:23I'll bring it
00:30:24And then we can stay in touch
00:30:25Go
00:30:42Hello?
00:30:43Mum
00:30:45Mum, I can't hear you
00:30:48Mum, I think you've run me by accident
00:30:50Hello
00:30:50Hey, hi
00:30:54What?
00:30:56I'm not going to jump out there
00:30:57Yeah
00:31:02I don't know.
00:31:34I think I'll pop to the shops this afternoon and get you some medication.
00:31:41Okay.
00:31:45Like this.
00:31:50Of course, I blame myself.
00:31:55In fact, the whole thing's a bloody disaster.
00:31:59We never catch a break, do we, Rose?
00:32:03No.
00:32:05Spit!
00:32:08Not in the bath!
00:32:12Jesus!
00:32:12In the cup!
00:32:14For God's sake!
00:32:16Well, some things never change.
00:32:18You're just as irritating as you always were!
00:32:23Oh, I'm so sorry, Rose.
00:32:27Let me get you some fresh towels.
00:32:31Back in the diffy.
00:32:46Just you and me, then.
00:32:49Yeah, if you don't drown.
00:32:51Okay . . . .
00:33:20. . . . .
00:33:20Hey!
00:33:44Are you sure it's all right for me to leave you?
00:33:47Of course. I'll be fine, Mum.
00:33:50Rose, I'm sorry I hit you. I shouldn't have done. It won't happen again.
00:33:58It's okay. Don't worry about it. I'll be fine.
00:34:02I'll be back in a jiffy.
00:34:05Okay. Mum?
00:34:07Yes, dear?
00:34:09How long is a jiffy?
00:34:11About an hour.
00:34:12Okay.
00:34:13I'll be back before you know it, Poppet.
00:34:19Oh, Mum?
00:34:21Yes, dear?
00:34:22I love you.
00:34:24I love you too.
00:34:26I love you too.
00:34:30I love you.
00:34:32I love you.
00:34:46I love you.
00:34:50I love you.
00:34:52And he fucking...
00:35:16Shit.
00:35:18Shit, shit, shit, shit.
00:35:27Shit, shit.
00:36:20Shit, shit, shit.
00:36:37Come on, come on, come on.
00:36:40All right.
00:36:49Come on, come on, come on.
00:36:51All right.
00:37:17Clara.
00:37:20Clara.
00:37:29Clara.
00:37:30Clara.
00:37:38Clara.
00:37:39Pick up, pick up, pick up, pick up.
00:37:41Please, please, please.
00:37:44Pick up.
00:37:47Boris?
00:37:48Oh, God, Boris!
00:37:49Clara!
00:37:51Oh, God, it's so good to see your face.
00:37:53Are you okay? Are you all right?
00:37:55I...
00:37:56Oh, God, you can't remember me, can you?
00:37:59I don't know, bits and pieces.
00:38:01I remember a garden party and...
00:38:04Yeah, that was Tim's 40th.
00:38:06It was just before your accident.
00:38:07Tim.
00:38:08Yeah, um, yeah, Tim.
00:38:10He's my husband, Rose.
00:38:11I'm so sorry, I just can't...
00:38:13No, it's fine, please.
00:38:14Don't apologize.
00:38:17God, Rose, it's been about 12 weeks since I've seen you
00:38:20or heard from you and...
00:38:21I've been so worried and...
00:38:22God, there's just so much I need to ask you and...
00:38:25God, Rose, I'm sorry, there's just...
00:38:27I just have so many questions.
00:38:28Me too.
00:38:31Yeah, I can imagine.
00:38:33Has my mum contacted you?
00:38:35Have you heard from her or...?
00:38:36Not since your initial...
00:38:38Well, the initial contact.
00:38:40She sent me an email, but that's literally all I've had.
00:38:42I haven't had anything since.
00:38:44There is something seriously wrong here.
00:38:46What is it? What's wrong?
00:38:48I don't know, it's...
00:38:51Okay.
00:38:52I mean, I want to come and see you, but...
00:38:55I mean, I suggested it to your mum, but she...
00:38:57She just flat out refused.
00:38:58She thinks it could damage me and, like, harm my recovery...
00:39:04The recovery process?
00:39:05Yeah.
00:39:06Rose, I'm not an expert, but that's not how it works, darling.
00:39:09What do you mean?
00:39:10Well, I mean, after we spoke to your mum,
00:39:12Tim did a bit of research and...
00:39:14Yeah.
00:39:18Shit, shit, shit.
00:39:28It's actually not too late for us.
00:39:32Good-bye.
00:39:41Come on!
00:39:43What am I about?
00:39:47Sure...
00:39:49Oh, fuck.
00:39:51Oh, fuck.
00:39:56Oh, fuck.
00:39:59Oh, God.
00:40:00Oh, God.
00:40:21Oh, God.
00:41:11So, were you able to get it, then?
00:41:13Get it?
00:41:15The medication?
00:41:26This was out there.
00:41:28Oh, dear, Mummy.
00:41:30Do you not remember putting it there?
00:41:32Oh, well.
00:41:34Well, perhaps your memory isn't what it once was.
00:41:36But then, well, as you say,
00:41:39the mind is a fragile thing.
00:41:47Would you like a cup of tea?
00:41:50Yes.
00:41:52And a biscuit.
00:42:00Oh, you're playing with me, me.
00:42:05It's woozy, woozy, woo.
00:42:07Woo-hoo.
00:42:08There.
00:42:14I'm having a cup of tea.
00:42:15Fucking hell.
00:42:20Oh.
00:42:21Oh, man.
00:42:22Oh.
00:42:23Oh.
00:42:24Oh.
00:42:32Oh.
00:42:34Oh, man.
00:42:43Fuck you, Ninny.
00:43:16Rise and shine! How about a cup of tea?
00:43:20Yeah, that'd be lovely.
00:43:24Mum, are you planning on going out today?
00:43:28What?
00:43:29I was just wondering if you were planning on going out anywhere?
00:43:34No, not today. You've got me all to yourself.
00:43:44So, Jamie's coming tomorrow. That'll brighten up your day.
00:43:49Yeah.
00:43:50He's a sweet boy. Pity I didn't know him before, though.
00:43:55Yeah.
00:43:56He's very good looking. I bet you can't wait to, you know...
00:44:01What?
00:44:03You know, make feet for children's stockings.
00:44:07What?
00:44:08Grinding the corn.
00:44:10What?
00:44:12Do you still find him sexually attractive?
00:44:15Mum, I don't...
00:44:17Come on, you can tell me. I'm your mother after all.
00:44:22So, we're going to have a nice roast.
00:44:27A roast?
00:44:28Yes, a roast chicken.
00:44:30Oh.
00:44:32I just remembered. I really like roast lamb.
00:44:38I don't have any lamb.
00:44:42Oh, it's such a shame because that's really what I wanted.
00:44:46Well, you'll just have to make do with chicken.
00:44:49But don't you think you might be able to go and get me some?
00:44:53I don't even know where to go.
00:44:56Well, you could go down to the shop that you went to yesterday.
00:44:59Oh, but that's too far to walk.
00:45:02Well, you could drive.
00:45:04The car's been all put away for the night and everything.
00:45:08No, I can't. I can't go. I can't get lamb.
00:45:11No, but it would really mean everything to me.
00:45:14You should know that lamb is my favourite.
00:45:19I haven't got any mint sauce.
00:45:21Well, you could get the mint sauce when you got the lamb.
00:45:26I really don't feel like going all that way just to get lamb.
00:45:30Well, maybe you could do the weekly shop when you went.
00:45:33I haven't got time.
00:45:34Maybe you could make time if it mattered to you.
00:45:41It's not like I ask that often for things, Mum.
00:45:44True.
00:45:47Oh, does it? Can't you just make do?
00:45:51But we had chicken yesterday.
00:45:54Oh.
00:45:56Oh, I suppose so.
00:46:01Okay.
00:46:04I'll be back in a jiffy.
00:46:06Thank you, Mummy.
00:46:23I think I'm a vegetarian.
00:46:28Oh, fuck this.
00:46:45Come on, Mummy.
00:46:58Huh?
00:47:00Huh?
00:47:04Fat show.
00:47:07Oh.
00:47:08God.
00:47:10Ugh!
00:47:11Ugh.
00:47:14Ugh.
00:47:18Oh, my God.
00:47:45Oh, my God.
00:48:33What are you doing in here?
00:48:35What's my stuff doing in here?
00:48:36What is it about?
00:48:37It's for evidence.
00:48:39Evidence for what?
00:48:40Someone was killed in that crash, Rose.
00:48:43There was a woman in the car with you.
00:48:47You're lying.
00:48:48Go to your room now.
00:48:50No.
00:48:51What did I just tell you?
00:48:53You're a crazy bitch.
00:48:57My God.
00:48:58You monster.
00:49:00Go to your room now.
00:49:02No!
00:49:03You're a crazy bitch.
00:49:29It's fine. Forget about it. You were drunk when you got in the car. I managed to get your stuff
00:49:37back before the police did. You could go to prison, you know. I can't lose you as well as your
00:49:45father.
00:49:46He'll never be the same. I can't lose you too. It's fine. I forgive you. Oh, please, Poppet.
00:49:58Move away from the door. Give Mummy a cuddle.
00:50:18I think I'll sleep in your room tonight. Don't worry about it. I'll be fine.
00:50:25Oh, I think I will. Jamie coming tomorrow for Sunday dinner. It'll be marvellous. Like
00:50:32a real family. I know it's difficult sometimes, Rose, but I just want you to know I love you,
00:50:44my rosy-wosy-woo. I love you too, Mummy. Oranges and lemons say the bells of St. Clement's.
00:50:54I owe you five farthings, say the bells of St. Martin's. When will you pay me, says the
00:51:03bells of Stephanie. I do not know, says the great bell of Bo. I've got a chopper to chop off
00:51:14your head. I've got a candle to light you to bed.
00:51:38Oh, come on, come on, come on, come on.
00:51:54Hello? Hello? Is anyone there?
00:52:01Hello?
00:52:08Mum? Mum, what's happened? Mum? What's happened? Mum?
00:52:18Mum? Mum, Mum.
00:52:38Mum...
00:52:39I don't know.
00:53:16I don't know.
00:53:43I don't know.
00:53:49There she is.
00:53:51Oh, you've got a little bit of colour in your face today.
00:53:56Lovely.
00:53:59I've done my hair.
00:54:00Do you like it?
00:54:02That looks lovely.
00:54:05Oh, that'll be Jamie.
00:54:08Back in a jiffy.
00:54:18Here she is.
00:54:20Thanks.
00:54:27Hey.
00:54:28Hi.
00:54:29Jamie bought wine.
00:54:31Just from the shop on the way in.
00:54:33Talking of that, how about a little tipple now?
00:54:36Jamie?
00:54:37Yeah.
00:54:38Rose?
00:54:39Oh, no.
00:54:40You can't.
00:54:41I forgot.
00:54:42Back in a jiffy.
00:54:45Hey.
00:54:46Jamie.
00:54:47What?
00:54:50This is going to sound really, really crazy.
00:54:52What?
00:54:57That's not...
00:55:00It's not my mother.
00:55:04It's this.
00:55:05I'm being serious.
00:55:09What?
00:55:10Rose?
00:55:10I don't understand.
00:55:12You never met her before, did you?
00:55:13Before the accident?
00:55:15No, I...
00:55:16And when was the first time you...
00:55:18Did you actually ever see me in a hospital?
00:55:20The first time I saw you was here in this house.
00:55:22Oh, my God.
00:55:23Look.
00:55:23Just search it.
00:55:24Google it.
00:55:25Look.
00:55:25Just look up.
00:55:26There was a girl in an accident and...
00:55:29What?
00:55:30Look.
00:55:33She told me that I was in an accident and she said that there was another woman that died.
00:55:41She said you were hit by a car.
00:55:43She said I was in a car crash.
00:55:45What?
00:55:47Your car is parked outside.
00:55:50Oh, fucking hell.
00:55:51Yeah, fucking hell.
00:55:54Oh, my God.
00:55:56Oh, look.
00:55:59What?
00:55:59Wait, wait, wait.
00:56:02What?
00:56:08This is my mum.
00:56:11Then...
00:56:12What?
00:56:13Who?
00:56:17Doreen.
00:56:21Rose.
00:56:23Mum.
00:56:25And Doreen.
00:56:27Next fucking door.
00:56:29She's your neighbour.
00:56:33I should call the police.
00:56:35Jeannie!
00:56:38What do I do?
00:56:40Just go and see what she wants.
00:56:42Jeannie!
00:56:45Jeannie!
00:56:58Come on, come on, come on, come on.
00:56:59Pick up, pick up.
00:57:01Please, Clara, pick up, pick up.
00:57:09Clara, listen, I've got no time to waste at all.
00:57:14I need to know.
00:57:15Who is this?
00:57:32Um...
00:57:32I don't think her name was Doreen or something.
00:57:34I don't think her name was Doreen or something.
00:57:34Why?
00:57:35Why do you want to know?
00:57:36I need you to come here now, today.
00:57:39Okay, um...
00:57:40Okay, I'm going to get my keys.
00:57:41Um, I'm coming now.
00:57:42What is it?
00:57:43What's wrong?
00:57:43Things are really fucked up.
00:57:46Please, hurry.
00:57:47Okay, um...
00:57:48Rose, I'm coming now.
00:57:49Where is your mum?
00:57:50I don't know, it's just me, my dad, that weird woman, and, well, Jamie, at least.
00:57:58Hello?
00:58:00Jamie?
00:58:02My fiancé?
00:58:06Rose?
00:58:07Rose, who the fuck is Jamie?
00:58:10Your mum was struggling with the bottle.
00:58:16Oh.
00:58:17Who's that?
00:58:18Clara.
00:58:23She, um...
00:58:24She doesn't like me very much.
00:58:27Never did.
00:58:30Jamie, did you bring your phone?
00:58:32Mm-hmm.
00:58:33I think we need to call the police now.
00:58:36We could.
00:58:40Jamie, um...
00:58:41When was the first time you saw me?
00:58:43Was it here or was it in the hospital?
00:58:50Jamie, what's going on?
00:58:55If only you weren't so...
00:58:58Curious.
00:59:01She was on the phone to that Clara.
00:59:03Oh, Clara.
00:59:04I never did like that girl.
00:59:06She's on her way here now.
00:59:08Then we'll have to deal with her the same way we dealt with your mother, won't we?
00:59:13I expect you're wondering what this is all about.
00:59:17You see, retirement can be so boring at times.
00:59:22And jealousy is a very dangerous thing.
00:59:27And the desire to have a daughter can be overwhelming.
00:59:33It was your mother, you see.
00:59:35She was suffering from sleeplessness.
00:59:37Full-blown insomnia.
00:59:39She needed help.
00:59:41Hypnosis.
00:59:42To calm her down and rewire the brain, if you like.
00:59:47Then I had a thought.
00:59:49An idea.
00:59:52You see, it can be so disappointing to have a son when you've always wanted a daughter.
01:00:11It's funny what life gives you, isn't it?
01:00:14A mother who wants a daughter, and a daughter who doesn't want a mother.
01:00:20You should have seen her cry over you so many times.
01:00:24And you should have seen her expression once she realised she'd been quite literally stabbed in the back.
01:00:36I'm told it's quite the sensation.
01:00:42Hello?
01:00:47Hello? Mum?
01:00:48Hello? Mum?
01:00:57Hypnosis. Suggestion.
01:01:00It's a bit crude, but it works.
01:01:03I once had a client who had an irrational fear of heights.
01:01:07He's a pilot now.
01:01:08Can you believe it?
01:01:13I wanted your mother to reach out to you, to change things, so I could have a daughter.
01:01:20I won't be your daughter, not ever.
01:01:24I don't want you as a daughter.
01:01:28I had hoped the whole process could be done more bearably, but it wasn't to be.
01:01:36I just wanted a new life, a better life for all of us.
01:01:41What the fuck are you talking about?
01:01:43There are other ways of getting a daughter.
01:01:47Jamie, run the bath.
01:01:53You really should have given him a go.
01:01:56I couldn't, even if I wanted to, which I don't.
01:01:59Oh, your legs?
01:02:01Oh, my dear, they're fine.
01:02:03It's just a relaxant.
01:02:05The effects will wear off.
01:02:07Eventually.
01:02:10You fucking...
01:02:12Yes.
01:02:13Yes.
01:02:14It was to be the miracle of the century.
01:02:17You start walking again and you fall into the arms of my dopey son.
01:02:25Hypnosis.
01:02:26Yes.
01:02:27That and a cocktail or two to suppress certain brain functions.
01:02:33How?
01:02:34Would you like a cup of tea?
01:02:38You fucking...
01:02:39That's my girl.
01:02:41You've got bigger balls than Jamie.
01:02:45But it wasn't to be.
01:02:50Oh, it's your father bringing some refreshments.
01:02:59Oh, some music.
01:03:02Oh, oh.
01:03:11You were the top of the class.
01:03:15You had me hoping for destiny.
01:03:20But I was wrong.
01:03:24Just what did I see?
01:03:32Believe me, I didn't know.
01:03:35I couldn't see what's in front of me.
01:03:40I'm more too far.
01:03:43No, I can't believe.
01:03:54You were the ghost of what you used to be.
01:04:00Oh, no.
01:04:03You'll see.
01:04:05I will have vengeance.
01:04:08You'll remember me.
01:04:10Please, I know you'll remember me.
01:04:21And now the tables have turned.
01:04:24The road is over now.
01:04:29Now you will see the worst side of me.
01:04:40You were the light of my life.
01:04:43You had me hoping for destiny.
01:04:48But I was wrong.
01:04:52Just what did I see?
01:04:58Oh, no.
01:05:01Not me.
01:05:04You are the ghost of what you used to be.
01:05:09Oh, no.
01:05:11You'll see.
01:05:12I will have vengeance.
01:05:16You'll remember me.
01:05:20Oh, no.
01:05:21Not me.
01:05:23And now the time's come to admit what you've done.
01:05:29Yes, I know.
01:05:32You'll remember me.
01:05:47Now, I shouldn't keep this open for too long or it will spoil.
01:05:54I had hoped, of course, that Jamie would give you a child by more conventional means.
01:05:59But it needs must.
01:06:04Mmm, the smell of the future.
01:06:14Oh, my God, no.
01:06:16No.
01:06:17Get her legs.
01:06:18No.
01:06:19No.
01:06:21No.
01:06:32You're all the messy of me.
01:06:34All of you, stop.
01:06:35You fucking monster.
01:06:37Get out.
01:06:38Get out of me.
01:06:39No.
01:06:41No.
01:06:44You need to clean up.
01:06:46Get off me.
01:06:47Get off.
01:06:48Get off.
01:06:49Oh.
01:06:52Oh.
01:06:54Oh.
01:06:55Oh.
01:06:57Oh.
01:06:58Oh.
01:06:59Oh.
01:06:59Oh.
01:07:00Oh.
01:07:01Oh.
01:07:13No!
01:07:15No!
01:07:22Fuck you!
01:07:44What did you do?
01:07:48Jamie.
01:07:49What did you do?
01:07:51No! Jamie!
01:07:52Jesus!
01:08:02Here we go!
01:08:10Yeah!
01:08:16Ah!
01:08:18Ah!
01:08:19Ah!
01:08:20Ah!
01:08:21Ah!
01:08:22Ah!
01:08:22Ah!
01:08:23Ah!
01:08:24Ah!
01:08:31Oh, my God.
01:09:11Oh, my God.
01:09:44Oh, my God.
01:09:47Oh, my God.
01:10:19Oh, my God.
01:10:41Oh, my God.
01:11:00Oh, my God.
01:11:20Oh, my God.
01:11:46Oh, my God.
01:11:49Oh, my God.
01:11:50Oh, my God.
01:11:56Oh, my God.
01:11:58Oh, my God.
01:12:28Oh, my God.
01:13:25Oh, my God.
01:13:28Oh, my God.
01:14:02Oh, my God.
01:14:41Oh, my God.
01:15:27Oh, my God.
01:15:55Oh, my God.
01:15:58Oh, my God.
01:16:55Oh, my God.
01:16:58Oh, my God.
01:17:50Oh, my God.
01:18:14Oh, my God.
01:18:53Oh, my God.
01:19:00Oh, my God.
01:19:32Oh, my God.