00:00Maybe we should take him out, then.
00:02I mean, I know you two have been tight in the past,
00:04but if I'm honest, it don't bother me.
00:07Meow.
00:09Sorcerer and milk at table three, please.
00:16Right, let me just get this straight in my head.
00:19The painting belongs to Kiko.
00:21He has his mate inflate the price,
00:23so we end up paying over the odds for it.
00:25Then they hire some likely lads to pinch it,
00:27so we never get the chance to give it to Marco.
00:30And the reason they did that is because the entire enterprise is invention.
00:34Marco had no idea about the painting.
00:35Kiko's been playing us from the beginning.
00:38And we have to be certain,
00:39before we go in all guns blazing on foreign soil.
00:43There could be an alternative.
00:45What are you suggesting, Captain?
00:47There might be a way of turning the snake into a ladder.
00:59Oh, biscuits.
01:01It's like I've got no luck with the dice.
01:03It's not about luck, Jimmy.
01:04It's a combination of science and art.
01:07That's why I'm losing, then.
01:09Because I'm good at the science bit,
01:10but I get a little lost in the art.
01:13Do you want to play again?
01:15Um, no, I think I need to go to bed, actually.
01:17I'm still so tired from last night.
01:20I drank way too much.
01:21Yeah.
01:23I've been meaning to talk to you about that.
01:25Um, I hope the drink didn't affect any of the choices you made.
01:28I mean, regarding me sort of thing.
01:30Don't worry, Jimmy.
01:33I would have made the same choice about you.
01:35Drunk or sober.
01:38That's good to know.
01:40In fact, um, do you want to go upstairs with me now
01:44and we can talk about it some more?
01:46Okay.
01:48Sure.
01:49Okay.
01:56It might be time for me to turn in as well.
01:59As long as you're not still sulking.
02:01I'm not sulking.
02:02I'm processing.
02:04The outcome, of course, is a foregone conclusion.
02:08There's nothing on this earth that will keep me from you
02:11and our beautiful boy.
02:13I just need to process it.
02:21Well, let's process it in bed together, then.
02:23Oh.
02:24Good night.
02:26Well, wasn't that just the most stunningly romantic wedding
02:30you could ever have imagined?
02:33Stunning.
02:38To you, Geoffrey Seacombe.
02:42Want to dance with me?
02:45Sabrina?
02:46Uh, Nate Hamilton?
02:51I do.
02:53Ah.
02:55Ah.
02:55Ah.
02:55Ah.
03:08Ah.
03:36I don't get it Suze, I know Dad loves an aristocrat.
03:39A hundred mil, it's a punchy number. I thought the duke was out anyway.
03:43Well, for whatever reason, our glorious patriarch has decided to hold on to him.
03:48My real concern is where that leaves you and me.
03:50Back to how it was, no?
03:52You ever noticed a certain shifting of our father's affections then?
03:56A tilt of the access to power that will inevitably end with the duke on top of the pile,
04:01handing down orders to you and I.
04:04His obedient lieutenants.
04:06No. Dad would never do that.
04:09As much as it pains me to say it, he doesn't hold us in the same regard as the duke.
04:15In what way?
04:17Well, as far as he's concerned, I'm just a bird.
04:20And you're, well, thick.
04:25You think I'm thick?
04:26No.
04:28You're not thick, Jack.
04:29You're wise.
04:31And wisdom beats intelligence any day of the week, especially in this game.
04:40Maybe we should take him out then.
04:42I mean, I know you two have been tight in the past, but if I'm honest, they don't bother me.
04:48Meow.
04:49Sorcerer and milk at table three, please.
04:51I'm being serious.
04:52He's always scheming.
04:54He tried to sell my arse to Lord Hawthorn and almost killed me in the ring.
04:58If he wants to grab the steering wheel, I'll take him out.
05:04You sure about that?
05:06Duke's got some extra settings nowadays.
05:09What's the difference to me?
05:12Well, he should probably wait until he pays Dad back the money.
05:16Sure.
05:17But once he's done, he's done.
05:22If that's what needs to happen.
05:24I'll bear that mind.
