All language subtitles for The Royal s07e07 Home from the Hill

I need someone in my life. I need a girl
to hold me tight.

Someone to make me feel, make me feel
alive.

Somebody help me, yeah.

Somebody help me now.

And won't somebody tell me what I've
done wrong.

Are you worried about the way she deals
with children?

I'm sure. I think she's fitted in rather
well, actually.

Something's troubling you. Gordon, what
day is it today, do you know? What day

is it? It's, uh, Thursday.

Touch me, please.

Okay, okay.

P -D -F.

Today, the mender to be taken three
times a day. See?

There's something you do know.

Yep, and that's about it. I only got as
far as chest cases last night before

I... Good

job this thing doesn't go over 20.

Sorry, I was revising. And, er, the
beach is that way.

You pulled out right in front of me.

Sorry, mate.

I saw what happens if you want a wetness
neck. So did I, Doctor.

I'll make good the damage.

My name's Bobby. I'm the relief
ambulance driver.

It's not a great start to our working
relationship, is it?

Well, it doesn't look too bad.

How much did I love this car? I'm at
least the fifth careful owner.

Maybe we can throw this out loud,
gentlemen.

Matron, I am delighted to inform you
that as of tomorrow our replacement head

porter will be joining us.

What on earth is that?

Someone playing a record player.

You nervous about tonight yet?

Why would I be? We're only the opening
act for the opening night of the most

talked about club in town.

I've been more worried about what we're
going to wear.

I haven't even thought about that.

All the best groups have someone in
charge of their image.

That one.

Might have known this would be done to
you.

Perhaps you'd care to explain why you're
filling my hospital with barbarous

dissonance? No.

His band's called the Rhythm Roaches.

And she wouldn't want her friends
sitting in every night. You should go

Enjoy yourself.

We're on the guest list.

So how about it? I'm on call tonight.

How about the weekend?

Sure.

Weekend.

People really must stop meeting like
this. Less of an ambulance driver, more

a human cannonball.

Yeah, I made a call. I spoke to a mate
of mine who said you can fix your car.

He'll pick you up tonight if that's OK
with you. You don't hang about, do you?

Not with my reputation at this date, no.

And what about the damage to my laundry?

Pearl's just ironed this lot.

Well, show me to her lair and I'll take
her back and grovel for you.

I'll show you the way.

It's the still life watercolor of an
hour late afternoon

as the sun shines through the curtains
and

shadows wash through.

Wish me luck. I set an Avena for you
this morning.

If you've done the work, you'll sail
through.

What do you think our chances are,
Matron?

I'm praying too, sister, for a miracle.

Come on!

We've had enough now. Let's go home.
You're not scared of her, are you? No.

She's fallen over.

We can't just leave her. Go back and get
shot if you want.

We've got central heating.

I've even got a whole bathroom all to
myself.

Don't get too comfortable there now,
Morrie. They're your employers,

not your friends.

You wanted me to drop in before I got
the bus back home?

Yes, yes, thanks.

Hello.

Um, it's Jill's birthday, and I was
hoping we might have the house to

for a few hours tonight. You want me to
make myself scared?

Well, Lizzie told me that there's a
concert in town, so I hope you don't

but I bought you a ticket.

Thanks very much, Doctor.

Now, I've told Mrs Taylor next door that
you've arranged to have the evening

off. She's very kindly agreed to look
after the children.

That's very considerate of you, Doctor.

Yeah, though.

All's well that ends well, this is.

Such a thoughtful gesture.

Ambulance. There's been an accident.

It must have been weird for you,
stepping into... I mean, with Frankie

gone. I needed to get away from
Ashfordly, so... Or someone who works

Things just didn't work out.

You're not married, are you?

Do I look like the man of your kind?

No man does.

Even when he's taken you up the aisle.

Well, my plus one's just stood me up.

I know anyone who's interested.

Plus one what?

Dan, down the club.

We are VIP, OK? Because Alan's band's
playing.

Hello, the Royal. Well, I'm very
interested.

I'll see you down there, fella.

That'd be good.

Hold on, I'll need directions.

OK, got that, thanks.

Hello, darling.

Alan around.

Never left a walk out, fair?

Right, OK, thank you. Bye -bye.

If you'd like to take a seat, I'll be
with you in a moment.

Look, if you don't tell me where Alan is
right now, he could be missing out on

the biggest break of his career.

Porter's office, along the corridor.

Ah.

That wasn't too hard now, was it, love?

Dr Pepper's an emergency, and you'll
need your walking books, map and a

Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on. Let's just
start from the beginning again, shall

I saw that look on you once before, and
you were holy sister and all.

I beg your pardon?

Jamie MacArthur.

You were sweet to him when you were at
school, always swooning and sighing,

walking to the bus stop together.

How dare you?

Here's me thinking that spark in you
died the minute he married Bernadette

O'Mara and you took holy orders.

Have you any idea what you're saying?

Just because you've behaved like a
harlot doesn't mean the rest of the

shares your low standards.

He used to have a sense of humour,
sister.

Or have you given that up as well?

If you could direct me to the captain's
quarters.

I beg your pardon?

Mr Carnegie, I understand.

I've heard the man called many things,
but captain's not one of them.

Follow me.

Looks like the end of the road.

Well, it did warn us that it was fairly
remote.

OK.

Let's look forward.

That is a duck -billed speculum, I
think.

Yes, it is.

Definitely.

Thank you, student nurse.

Now we move on to the practical part of
this examination.

Would you care to demonstrate on the
dummy to your right the foulest position

used when nursing a post -operative
chest patient?

I'd be delighted.

Can't be much further, can it? I'm
afraid your guess is as good as mine.

Wait a minute.

That looks like the house up there.

You're right.

I'll see a puddle.

Not if I can help it.

We weren't actually expecting you until
tomorrow, Mr Bell.

Nothing like using the element of
surprise to see what makes an

tick. Uncle Jack!

Princess!

Not another relative.

Relatively speaking.

Me dad's cousin.

Well, perhaps I could lead you on to
meet Alan, then.

I've known that boy since he was all
snotty -nosed and nappies. We'll get

just fine.

If you'd care to show me to my cabin,
then I can make a... Oh, marvellous.

Stay to this place.

Hello?

Dr Ulmrod from the Royal.

I believe there's been an accident.

Would you let me in, please?

Leave me in, Pete!

I've persuaded a talent scan from a big
record company to come and see you

tonight. You have?

Oh, yeah.

And if he likes what he is, I'll be glad
to take you along.

I'd best have a word with the lads.
Although, well, you could sign up

before the gig.

Then we all know where we are.

Great. I'll see you then.

You will.

Alan.

I don't believe you two need an
introduction.

I think we'll rub along very well, if
only this lad will get his hair cut.

I can't. It's part of my image.

My next patient, Alan, if you don't
mind. I'm teeing off in an hour and a

Come in, Mr. Ross.

Alan, could you get rid of this for me?

My pleasure, madam.

Headquarter Bell, at your service.

Well, if you're sure.

It's the kit in the incinerator, which
is down by the mortuary in a side place.

Off you go, lad. Mustn't keep the great
man waiting.

Right, I'll leave you to familiarise
yourself with your new surroundings. Off

you pop, Mr Carnegie.

I get the feeling me and young Alan are
going to make a great team. Marvellous.

Now, what does she ask me to do with
this?

Wake.

Another fine mess you've got us into, Mr
Carnegie.

We should go back to the ambulance and
call the police.

What, and leave her? No, no, no. She's
obviously in pain.

She had difficulty standing up.

Oi, you!

Get down!

She's already shot at us once.

Shot at who?

Us. We were teased in the witch.

I mean, Miss Highmarch, who lives here.

It was an accident, wasn't it?

Well, let's hope she hasn't had a chance
to reload. Look, you, young man, stay

there. Don't move.

You and me have got to find a way of
getting in there and helping her.

Well, Mr Bell, you have had quite a
nasty bang to the head, so I am going to

admit you for observation, OK?

Oh, what the heck did you do, Uncle
Jack?

Something horrible.

A human organ.

Mr Bell took a peep before he got to the
incinerator.

He's always been a bit squeamish.

Can't pick up the Sunday roast from the
butcher's without the screaming ab

-dabs. And had you no idea this might be
an impediment to someone being

appointed hospital porter?

Mind over matter, sister.

Nothing a man can't achieve if he serves
his mind to it.

Well, let's hope the mind achieves
dominance sooner rather than later.

Lizzie, they're waiting in reception.

I'm on my way. And Dr Weatherill and
Sister, you're needed too. It's very

urgent. A couple of minutes. Thank you,
Susie.

Don't you worry about a thing, Uncle.

We'll be back shortly, Mr Bell. In the
meantime, why don't you change into

pyjamas and pop yourself into bed, all
right?

Oh, she's not up there.

That door's open. Let's check through
here.

Miss Hindmarch!

I'm Gordon Alvaron.

I'm a doctor from the Royal and
Elthamby.

There's no jail in me.

Now get off my land before I blow you
off it.

I don't think that gun's loaded, Miss
Hindmarch.

Are you sure about this, Doctor?

Didn't you see the signs?

Private property, it says.

I need to make sure that you're all
right. Then we'll leave.

I promise.

I'll fetch my neighbour.

He knows what to do with trespassers.

You find much?

All right, don't move.

We're here to help you.

Happy birthday!

A little something for you.

Oh, thank you. We've all signed it,
Doctor.

Many happy returns.

Oh, thank you very much. Well, another
year older. One has mixed feelings, as

ever. Age cannot wither her, nor customs
stale her infinite variety.

Don't look a day over 21.

Too kind, Mr. Rowan. And I made you a
cream sponge here. Have a client, Hugh.

where's your husband taking you to
celebrate?

Well, do you know, I'm not even sure
that he's aware that it's my birthday,

actually, so... Ah, but he is.

I mean, I'm sure he hasn't forgotten.

Surely that can't be the case, Doctor.

Didn't think I had to bother reminding
him. Now you're married.

One of the disadvantages of canoe will
bliss, Doctor.

Familiarity does tend to breed contempt.

Have another piece of this cake, please.
It's delicious.

I'm afraid you've broken your hip, Miss
Highmarsh.

Just a bit of a bang, that's all.

Yes, well, when you fell the first time,
you must have fractured the neck of the

femur. That split open when you turned
just now.

You happy with your day's work, lad?

Having an old woman to a maker?

We didn't mean any harm.

Your grandad must be spinning in his
grave.

Do you know this boy?

Ray Walker's grandson.

Am I right?

He's side farm.

You won't tell my mum, will you?

You're going to have to come to
hospital, Miss Highmarch.

She fractured your hip. You're going to
need an operation to pin these bones

back together again.

I've never had a day's illness in my
life.

Neither did my brother, nor my father
before us.

Who's your brother, little?

In a manner of speaking.

Well, may I have a word with him,
please?

Not unless you can talk to them from the
other side.

He was born here and he died here and
I'm not leaving here either.

Not as long as I've got animals to tend
to.

Look, if we leave you here with a
fractured hip, you're going to become

very possibly die.

Who's going to look after your animals
then?

Listen, if I promise that we'll sort the
livestock out, will you come with us

then?

I can help.

I'll come and look after him every day.

So you don't have a death on your
conscience.

Three strong lads against a stick of an
old lady like me.

I don't have much choice, do I? Bobby,
go and get the stretcher for me, will

you, please?

Have you heard yet how I got on?

Aunty, I can take it again. I'll work
harder next time, I promise.

This watch used to be mine.

I hope you'll be as proud to wear it as
I have been.

I can't.

At the second year, you'll take on more
responsibility.

At times, you'll be in sole charge of a
ward. Much will be expected of you from

now on.

I know.

And it's a bit scary, but I'll do my
best.

Steady, just try and keep her steady.

It's all right, you're OK.

We've got you.

Look, this is never going to work.

We're never going to get her back to the
ambulance like this.

Every jolt, she's in agony.

Any other ideas?

David, we're going to need your help.

Find a phone box, call the Royal, tell
them we need the mountain rescue team

now, OK?

Right. I'll be back as quick as I can,
Miss H.

Yeah, you'd better.

Otherwise I'll die here, just like my
brother.

And it'll be on you, a conscience.

Well, not if I can help it this time
much. All right, let's get her in at

Well, I see what you mean by remote.

I don't know what to do.

There's no road, nothing, just malls.
Well, the mountain rescue team should be

able to help.

They're all out rescuing someone who's
got lost on the Great Fell.

Oh, we can't leave Dr Omrod's duck out
there. He says she's very poorly.

OK, Lily, just let me think about this
one.

Right, ready to go?

I'll be right with you.

I don't think so, Alan. We've got a
casualty coming in shortly. We're going

need you in theatre.

I've already worked all my overtime this
week, and tonight's my big night.

They've got Talent Scout coming up from
London.

I'm really sorry, Alan.

Lizzie, call Mr Rose before you leave,
will you?

There you are.

Could you build up the fire, please,
Bobby?

That was the last of the logs, and I
couldn't find any more outside.

There's none cut.

I haven't been up to it.

Well, how do you keep warm?

Put another layer on.

That's my boys and girls.

We keep each other warm at night, don't
we, love?

Right, well, how about a nice cup of
tea?

Water comes from the well, Doctor.

You hold it up yourself.

What do you think I do? Do embroidery
all day?

The lady said help's on its way.

Tell the boys that I'll be down there as
soon as I can. Oh, and tell them not to

sign anything, OK?

Not until I get there. Can't you tell
this Mr. Carnegie to go and stick his

rough and charred? Look, I'll see you
all down there if I get there.

What the hell?

Why, that's the heavenly house going to
carry me away. Tell them to leave me

alone.

I have no plans to go anywhere as yet.

Okay, Hester, I think this might be the
cabaret.

Listen!

Don't

worry.

Everything's going to be all right.

I can't tell you how glad I am to see
you. Well, I never thought I'd live to

hear those words.

Called in a favour from some friends in
the forces. Is this the casualty?

Er, yes, Miss Timon. This is, er, Mr
Carnegie.

I'm glad I could be of service, madam.

I'll take that, Bulby.

Keep back when we take off, will you?

On you go, Gordon.

March me, Mr. Rose. He's going to be
taking a look at your hip.

Pleased to meet you, madam. Straight to
the x -ray, please.

You won't forget my animals, will you?

You have my word, Miss Highmark.

Matron.

The wash and brush -up might be
necessary before we go much further.

How the hell did you pull that one out
of the hat?

I thought you'd been in touch with some
of the chaps back at the beef.

They're very precious about their
machinery, though. I didn't think they

going to let me take it this time.

I didn't think a Lily Lippard pen pusher
like you had it in him.

Quite a good show.

Well done.

Look, I'm going to be needed to an east
side.

All right, OK.

I'd better get home and leave more of
it.

She's out.

The kids have been looked after by Mrs
Taylor.

Oh, she didn't mention that this
morning.

No, it was meant to be a surprise.

Said that we could celebrate your
birthday.

I'm sorry.

Look, um, I'll be back in as soon as I
can, OK?

Come down!

Come on, now, let's get you through. OK.

Here you go, mate.

We're on the VIP guest list.

No, no, look, tonight.

I'm sure you scared us.

Listen, you either pay me or you don't
get it.

Band of the Whisper 10, you know that.
Oh, excuse me.

My mistake.

Go on, girls.

Get yourselves together.

Just have a good night.

Go on, then.

Al told me to keep my eye out for you.

How can you do that when you don't know
us?

Four most beautiful ladies in the crowd.

Easy. I'm Dean, lead singer.

Hold on tight.

We're sold out.

There's still cure on the block.

Keep on coming.

It's time for the rafters tonight.

Well, it's just as I thought. An
intertrochanteric fracture when she

Separated when she twisted her torso.

As you suspected, Gordon.

A pin and plank repair will be
necessary.

Is Miss Hindmarch ready for theatre?

We've done our best, Mr Rose.

Very good.

Well, Miss Hindmarch will soon have that
pesky fracture under repair.

In all these years, not a scratch.

It's those kids who brought me to this.

Indeed.

Let's get her down to the theatre as
quickly as we can, shall we? Not you,

man. You're talking to me?

I believe you have previous engagement.

I know, but Mr Carnegie said... When
stardom beckons, we wouldn't want to

in your way, would we, Mr Carnegie?

No. No, I suppose not.

Well, what are you waiting for, Alan?

I'm sure Mr Carnegie appreciates the cut
and thrust of surgery as much as the

next man.

Cheers, Mr Rose.

Cheers very much.

So, you going to sign this or what?

Don't understand about signing the
royalties over to you.

I mean, if we do get to the top of the
hit parade, they'll earn us loads of

money. Yeah, that's all in the details,
son.

I'll see you're right.

You can't sign, not without Alan.

It's none of your business, love.

So you want Alan the voice of the older
work and you take all the money?

You're taking advantage.

Go on, Dean.

Sign on the dotted.

You look like a sensible lad to me.

I'll wait till Alan gets here, if that's
all right with you.

Oh.

OK.

On your head, be it.

Wish me luck.

You don't need it. Knock the socks off,
Alan.

Now then, it's time for our main event.
So let's have a very big welcome for our

main attraction, the Riddler Roachie.

And wave the wand. And wave the wand.

And wave the wand.

Will I go till I die?

My mistake.

Thank

you,

sister.

That's the joint pin.

Now, we must drill holes in the bone,
like so.

Screw the plate to it to keep it stable.

Are you feeling queasy, Mr Carnegie?

On the contrary, this is fascinating.

You may not be trying hard enough.

Drill, please, sister.

Certainly, Mr Rose.

Thank you.

I had no idea how talented Alan is.
Yeah, and I had no idea how pretty the

nurses at the Royal were.

Frank, you another drink?

Yeah, okay.

You're going a bit heavy on the stage a
bit. I'm not a bit.

There's a fire somewhere.

Come on, what are you waiting for?

Come on, Alan. There's a fire somewhere.

We should be getting out of here,
shouldn't we?

Ladies and gentlemen, there appears to
be a fire somewhere in the building. So

if you could please leave as quickly and
calmly as you can.

Not without a contract.

Well, just get out. We can sort all that
out later, OK? This might be my one

chance.

I'm not leaving until we're signed up.

Dean! Don't just stand there. Dean!

Bobby? I can't see Bobby.

Over here.

Over here.

Grab my hand.

Who the hell puts a padlock in a fire
exit? What are we going to do? How are

going to get out?

Hold on.

Try not to panic.

Everyone take a step back. We're trying
to get this over with.

I have to admit that I'm concerned about
you, Hester.

You're all alone out there. You've no
running water or electricity at home.

And the fact is, you're not getting any
younger.

I'll never leave my own home.

What would happen if you fell again?

The farm is very isolated. There's no
-one there to assist you. I've managed

60 -odd years. I'll manage another 60.

Honey, I'll... The animals all need me.

Yes, well, look, we understand that
you've done the best you can.

But you must realise that animals aren't
in the best of health themselves.

I promised my brother I'd never leave.

But it's such a burden.

It's such a burden.

Sorry to interrupt, Doctor.

Matron?

I'll be back in a moment.

We've had an emergency call.

There's been an incident in town.

A fire at a nightclub.

The crypt.

Wasn't that where Alan and the band were
playing? The Gary?

Myra? I'm on my way.

Gordon, I'm with you.

Can you call Jill at home, please,
Matron? Tell her there's an emergency.

Matron, Myra's there.

I warned her not to go.

And Susie's there as well.

Look, we don't know the scale of the
incident yet, sister. Let's not think

worst until we need to.

It would have been a lot worse if you
hadn't intervened. So what happens now?

Well, don't worry, we'll get him to
hospital and then we'll take it from

I'll go with him.

You'll be all right, mate. I know you're
going to be all right.

You go to the hospital, please. Well,
what about the girl?

We'll send them on. Go, come on. There's
nothing more you can do.

I can, but I'll stay, Doctor. Good.

Doctor.

The padlock of fire exists.

We couldn't get out.

OK, Bobby, let's let you sit down. Get
some oxygen inside. Come on. Marion.

She was right behind me.

I don't know where she is. She's still
in there.

Come on.

Okay, I need you to try and stand up for
me, okay?

Nick!

Nick, we're over here.

Nick.

She's being crushed by the crowd.

I think she's broken her arm. Okay.

We have to get out of here.

Come here.

I've got you. Come on.

No, don't hit.

Yes, come on.

I've erected the temporary beds in the
men's ward, Matron. Very good, Mr. Bell,

but you really should get back to bed
yourself.

I don't want this work to be done. I'm
available to assist in any way that I

can, Matron. Thank you very much, Mr.
Carnegie. Could you wait there?

I've got your children in the next door
neighbour.

Has Moira come back yet?

No, there's still no word.

Mr. Rose?

Major incident day, Matron. Where would
you like me to begin?

Well, if you could take this patient,
please, Mr. Rose. Yes, of course.

down to the examining room, if you
please. Mr. Carnegie, could you take

patient? Certainly, Matron.

I'm sorry to have dragged you away from
your performance, Mr. Rose. Thanks to

your call, Matron, I have been spared
the second half of my wife's rendition

The Gondoliers.

Get her cross -matched as well, please,
Matron, quick as you can.

I'll see you back at the Royal, okay?

Thank you.

That's the fire out, sir.

Yeah?

Do you have any idea how much it's going
to cost me to sort this place out?

You're the owner of this place?

Yeah.

Some opening night, eh?

I saw what he did.

You assaulted me.

Care to explain why the fight hall was
locked?

Oh, you know what it's like.

One kid pays and then sneaks out of the
back to let his mates in. They couldn't

get out. They were trapped in there.

One lad so badly burned he could die.

Die? You're worth an extra few quid in
your pocket, was it?

A manslaughter charge.

That's enough!

You're going to be okay, Dean.

Everything's going to be all right.

Would you apply some sterile saline
dressings on those burns, please?

Ten milligrams of diamorphine, I
believe.

We're going to have to transfer you,
Elson.

Alan, quick word?

Is he going to be okay?

He has suffered 40 % body surface burns.

It will take some time and a lot of skin
grafts before he's anywhere near

recovered.

We're going to send him to the
specialist burns unit in Leeds.

40 %?

That's bad, isn't it?

Oh, well, it's not good, but thanks to
Susie's quick thinking, he does at least

stand a little bit of a chance.

He has youth on his side.

There's every chance he'll pull through.

Nil desperandum, Alan.

Nil desperandum!

Right, I'll arrange a transfer.

Has anyone come to the parent?

I'll do it, Doctor.

I'll stop with him.

I won't leave him on his own.

so much for his big night.

Susie! Oh, I've been so worried about
you.

It was awful, wasn't it?

There were so many people in there and
then the lights went out. She was so

brave. She put Dean out.

You kept your head in an emergency and
you... Assisted others to safety. I've

never been so proud of you as I am
tonight.

Oh.

Sorry, sister, but Moira wasn't among
our casualties. I couldn't see her when

went back inside, but the place was
pitch black.

When did you last see Moira?

She was getting squashed at the front.
She went to have a drink at the bar. And

then it got smoky and I didn't see her
again.

Then she has to still be in there.

She's still in... there. Sister, you
must try to stay calm.

I told her not to go. I warned her not
to go.

All we can do is wait.

We argued. I caught her something
terrible. If anything happens to her

tonight... Just come with me. I've got a
bottle of medicinal brandy in my

office. Come on.

No, Doctor, thank you.

Not all I've work to do.

But God's chosen tonight to take her.

Her and that innocent life she's
carrying.

We're looking for Miss Hester Highmarsh.

And you are? Her neighbours.

Please. I don't want her to die.

My son was partly responsible for the
accident.

If you could please see her, just for a
moment.

She's very tired after her operation.
It'll have to be brief.

Follow me.

They'll take very good care of you,
young man.

We'll come and visit you in the East
End. We always do.

What about the band?

There is no band.

Not until you're better.

Ambulance is just outside. I'll get you
there before you know it, mate. That's

all right.

We'll keep an eye on the place, Hester.

We still need to, love.

We should have kept an eye on you.

But this last year, we've been so busy.

I could look after myself.

I think that's enough for tonight.

I'll come and see you every single day,
if you'll let me.

Come and see an old witch?

Why would you want to do that?

I'm sorry.

We'll meet tomorrow, Hector.

I'm fooling myself.

The farm.

I can't manage any longer.

It was a struggle ten years ago.

Now, at my age, it's... Have you ever
thought of selling up?

I promised my brother I'd never sell.

Well, you could maybe let the farm out.

That way you'd still have an income.

Yes, and then you could rent a nice,
small, modern, warm bungalow in town.

In town?

I could never live in town at my age.

Well, there's that new development of
sheltered housing for the elderly up at

Southcliffe. What about my cats, Doctor?

I'm afraid you won't be able to keep
them all.

But I'm sure Holmes could be found for
the rest. Good Holmes.

You've done your best to care for them
for so long.

Isn't it time you thought about
yourself, perhaps?

I'll see you in the morning, Hester.

Thank you, Doctor.

I'm sorry for shooting you.

Shooting who?

It was just the flip of the tongue,
wasn't it, Hester?

You can stand down now, Mr Carnegie.

I don't think we'll be getting any more
casualties.

I'm glad I could be of assistance, Mr...
Mr Carnegie, you excelled yourself this

evening.

Above and beyond all that was previously
expected of you.

Consider yourself redeemed.

For the time being, at least.

Thank you.

Moira! You couldn't lend me the bus fare
home, could you?

I called the police.

I've been so worried about you.

I thought you were in that damned
nightclub. Really, sister?

Well, I went for a walk, had some
fitting tips.

What's happened?

Oh, you stupid, stupid girl.

Here we were thinking you were under a
pile of burning rubble.

Well, that's Jonathan settled at last.
Oh, dear me, what a night.

A couple more is okay.

Oh, Gordon.

Happy birthday.

Oh, it's lovely.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Didn't I tell you they'd step you up?

And they wouldn't begrudge you a swift
one after you've been so kind to drive

all the way home.

Rather an imposition, I'm afraid,
doctors, but this young woman was very

insistent. Moira, you know you've really
had us worried for a moment.

My sister's been having kittens.

Well, uh, please, sit down.

Would you like some wine or something a
little stronger?

Malt, if you have it.

So that would be a large one, would it?
Good man.

You'll be all right.

Doctor says.

Yeah, but he'll never look the same
again, will he?

All Dean ever wanted was to be a star.

Famous thing.

He'll be on the front page of the paper,
all right.

For all the wrong reasons.

He'd be dead if it wasn't for you.

It's a big night, Alan.

You're looking forward to it so much.
I'm so sorry.

Not as sorry as he is.

I think I can manage to walk the 200
yards on my own.

Wanted to make sure you got back okay.

What a night.

Thank you for coming back to get me,
isn't it?

I had no choice.

I don't know what to do if I lost you.

Pretty nurses, pain of penny.

You'd soon have forgotten about me.

How can you say that?

Well, that's the truth, isn't it?

Don't be stupid, mate.