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(TYRES SCREECH)

definitely dead.

JUNE: He was dying of cancer.

We've saved him months of bone-crushing pain, Charlie.

JUNE: This is not a love connection.

The connection is you killed her uncle.

Clean yourself up and come and work this case.

It's possibly paint.

I'll take these samples to the lab and get them tested.

I still do all of your accounting paperwork for free!

asked you to do it for free!

You got a problem?

('BABY I DON'T CARE' BY TRANSVISION VAMP PLAYS)

Australia's biggest gherkin? My God, look how big it is!

CLICKS NEARBY)

Don't have to say you love me, baby

It's alright

'Cause, honey, I don't care

('BABY, I DON'T CARE' CONTINUES QUIETLY)

Oh, baby, I don't care

No, honey, I don't care

Oh, good morning!

Oh, can I help you with that?

(SIGHS) Look, it's been tough, hasn't it?

Poor George dying. So sad.

I think it's just knocked us all for six, hasn't it?

(PHONE BUZZES)

Look, um...

I know what it's like.

It was night. The old eyesight's not what it used to be.

And you couldn't have seen what you thought you saw

because it didn't happen.

I'm happy just to let it go at that.

It's not that I'm not deeply concerned

at the accusations you have made.

I'd hate to think that it's got anything to do with

my brother and I being...

Yes.

Good.

I'm sorry?

I don't think you really understand the situation.

(PHONE BUZZES)

must be very important.

Simple as that.

JUNE: You'll get charged with dangerous driving, causing death.

JUNE: (WHISPERS) Stay. Befriend her.

And if she has any questions, she comes to you.

it's like that, is it?

..could be a thing.

those blokes are dickheads.

that they're all blokes.

way,

OK. Good idea. Good idea.

I'm gonna show you something.

ring any bells?

you've been before.

it's my first time in Australia.

It's very sweet.

But sweet.

JUNE: I have to tell you the truth.

Your woman's got a new man.

And he barracks for the Eagles.

And he's already kicked it clean between those two big sticks.

His ute was parked out the front of your house this morning.

She was kissing him goodbye

with a fervour that suggested he'd be back inside real fuckin' soon.

And he was.

Undoubtedly.

Oh, yeah, just there. Thanks, love.

OK, so, given the debilitating loss that you are dealing with, Roddy...

..I'm gonna cut you some slack.

I'm gonna take this case off your hands,

look after those samples for you,

and I want you to have a nice, quiet lie-down.

is where I make a stand.

Yeah...nah...

You really don't have to, Roddy.

Roddy.

worked

I will win my woman back.

No, it's not.

asked for lemonade, June.

You had one job, Chloe!

know what you're doing.

the strength to make this work.

Hmm?

do it for you, June.

I'll do it for my woman.

Good. And, Roddy?

I will take care of those samples, OK?

the lab

how serious I am.

Great.

Great.

Great.

So, have you got rid of her yet?

Fucked her off.

Marched her onto an international flight

and got her the hell out of Australian airspace.

Got rid of her, numbnuts.

Where are you?

.front yard. You're still there?

me to stick with her. June.

But I did find something.

Uh...

What?!

she has a flexible return ticket

hasn't set a date back.

Get her on that fucking plane!

Jesus, Charlie!

Can you please just put your dick away and get her out of the country?

Before we both end up in prison.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Babe?

Oh, sorry.

How was your day?

doing a lot of thinking.

This.

Bhutanese takeaway.

is the occasion?

Just treating my wife.

Thank you.

Just while I remember,

how would you feel about maybe...

..chucking Charlie some cash?

I mean, he'd stop breathing if it wasn't for us.

Well, I looked at the joint account, and, um,

it was a little bit of a kick in the ovaries,

but I think we can manage it.

(SIGHS) Hmm. 20 grand.

Yeah. Yeah, it's a lot.

Well, see, I was looking at it more like a...a hand-up.

I was thinking was that...

What...? OK.

Well, just because I thought that...

..after the last miscarriage and all of that,

I thought that maybe we had put that aside for a little while.

never had that conversation.

you've changed your mind...

No, no.

..my body feels good.

20K

Of course. Of course we do.

I mean, Charlie...he'll be fine.

(SOUL MUSIC PLAYS)

..old mobile phones.

never been to Perth before?

I've never been to Australia.

cute when you're curious.

You like Charley now?

.. I like what comes after.

(BOAT HORN BLARES)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)

Yes.

I went to his workshop a while ago and they said that

what you have to do is be proactive.

Hi, Zoe.

I'd never see you again.

I've missed you.

I made a promise.

And I failed.

It's like Shazza always says. (CLEARS THROAT)

Yes, no, you're right, Sharne, they were, but now they've been, um...

..misplaced.

Thank you.

Actually, the, uh, investigating officer

always assumes responsibility.

It's very noble of you, Roddy,

and I'm sure Shazza's gonna see it that way.

Just, it's...it's not so easy for me.

he did everything right.

(SIGHS) Roddy.

I have to ask you this. Mm.

Were you drinking when you dropped in the sample?

June...

(SIGHS) No.

I'm just doing my due diligence, which you didn't do, but that's OK.

You've admitted that there was a problem.

Good for you, Roddy. Mm-hm.

Now, just...

..put your invoice on my desk when you're ready.

And I'm so sorry that it's ended this way.

Uh, no, actually, I've gotta...gotta go. So, um...

Some of us have jobs to get to. Would you believe it?

Charlie, could I just, um...?

(QUIETLY) It's gonna hurt a lot more if you're in lock-up.

Now, I just saved our arses.

But that woman in there can still fuck us.

So, please, get rid of her.

OK!

You were right.

I am important. I know people.

And you don't get to tell me what to do.

I'm a very successful lawyer.

You're an old-age pensioner.

I know half of State Cabinet. You know no-one.

You're nothing. You got nothing.

And that's what you're gonna get.

Nothing.

Thanks.

Yeah. Sorry I couldn't give you the truth, Sharne.

It's family.

You have to love them.

Yeah. Sorry again, Sharne.

Great. Just what I need.

(SIGHS) Righto.

(SNIFFS)

sister's full-on.

no, she's alright.

uh, you're out of matches.

(FLAME WHOOSHES)

your Adventure Land.

Adventure World.

if it's so important to you,

before you give me the tickets.

is George, right?

his "darling niece".

..it's all...

bus only comes every hour.

(KETTLE WHISTLES)

(TOOLS CLATTER)

(PHONE RINGING TONE)

uh, prices on everything.

(PHONE RINGS) Josh, that goes out the back.

Hey, babe.

Sorry I didn't get your call before.

How's your day?

with the Hermannsburg ceramicist.

that goes out there.

I have some good news.

(PHONE BUZZES)

I'm sorry. Sorry. You have good news. Tell me.

Dr Gillies had a cancellation.

you can make that work.

Yes, I can... I can make that work. I will see you there.

I...I gotta go. I love you. Bye.

(PHONE BEEPS)

(SIGHS)

Barry Warnock.

Barry Warnock?

Yeah.

I'm here about your workers compensation package.

Mind if I come in?

I have no idea color="00ff00">who you're talking about.

you say you're working for?

Ah, that's...

..that's not important, Barry,

considering what's on the line for you.

So, what are color="00ff00">the CCTV cameras for, mate?

It's quite an impressive set-up.

It's terrible round here.

blink

Two blackfellas have been hanging around here lately.

A man and a woman. Have you seen them?

said I couldn't help 'em.

Hmm.

'Cause they're on the blink, right?

Yeah.

Oh, Barry.

Barry, now, that...

..that surprises me.

Well, Barry, you see,

cams are usually trained back on the property,

so you can see color="00ff00">what's happening to the house.

Yours...

..well, they face the street.

Not much use color="00ff00">if you're worried about burglars,

but quite handy color="00ff00">if you're scamming compo.

Barry, that door...

Mind if I have a look?

Good man.

Do you back up your footage, Barry?

Good man.

JUNE: Oh, for fuck's sake, Charlie. What now?

Just make it quick.

I've got an appointment to get to.

Sharne.

And you thought I'd have time to sympathise.

maybe you were right.

Yeah, you never think, Charlie. Is that all?

Look, I've gotta go. My assistant's calling.

Paperwork?

to be seen again.

Yes, yes, I will, once you stop ringing me.

Could you just man-up, Charlie?!

Your accountant's here. Good.

time do you call this?

This won't take a moment.

thought they were pretty slow.

Sign away.

I'll sort it.

know what, brother?

sign when I see the figures.

ones

I give 'em to your sister.

it's my shop.

Thanks, Sam.

(SIGHS)

RODDY: This footage from the night George died?

That car stayed there for a while?

15 minutes, maybe.

You see that?

Anybody else seen this?

(PHONE BUZZES)

MAN: Do we have those photos?

MAN: Great. Fantastic.

(NEARBY CONVERSATION CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY)

WOMAN: Kate Hammond?

Kate Hammond?

Man makes money, money doesn't make man

But I'm a boss, so you better put that guap in my hand

Put the bread in the bank, you better save up that moolah

Let him buy all the diamonds, I'm 'bout to blaze up this buddha

Battleaxe with the raps, call me Spartacus

Money trees for my G's, I got gardening tips

Keep a balance is a challenge, but I mastered it

Pull a dollar out your wallet and wipe my arse with it

Hey, yo, you're livin' for the Lotto

But they know you'll never hit it

Don't believe 'em, they just teasin'

Gotta go up there and get it

And if the gas on E, without a drop in a tank

I'll run up in that motherfucker like I'm robbing a bank for that

Put your hands in the air, like a stick-up

We gotta get the

And I'm-a get it, damn right

I do it for my fam, I get the

Better get my money.

Uh, say, uh, 20 grand.

got that money, June.

Um, it's a liquidity issue.

And the missus, you know...

No problem.

..need to worry about?

Oh, what can I say? Women...

Step out of line once, and they never let you forget it.

..stepping out of line?

No!

Like what?

WOMAN: (NEARBY) I couldn't get out of bed, actually.

Would you like to book a follow-up appointment?

uh, I don't think so.

Oh.

(MACHINE BEEPS)

('BREAKING UP AGAIN' BY THE CHARMETTS PLAYS)

was hoping I'd find you here.

this is Sharne.

Hi.

that you really like Manga,

thought you might like this.

Thank you.

well, we went back broken.

dad was drinking, as usual,

then he got violent

it all fell apart.

all started on that trip.

just been stressed, and...

really like you, too.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

Bye, miss.

I want you to understand this is not an admission.

Is that clear?

This is a gesture of goodwill.

Yes.

And I can't help but feel

there's been precious fuckin' little of that lately.

must be difficult.

So, this is the end of it?

is the end of it.

no wonder, is it?

a very important lawyer,

that sound good?

(SIGHS)

Fuck...me dead, Roddy!

What the fuck are you doin' here?!

I'm just dropping in my invoice, cuz.

You couldn't email it? No, no.

I wanted to do it proper ways.

In person.

Sharne said something color="00ff00">about a garden gnome of George's.

She was wondering color="00ff00">what happened to it. Any idea?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know the one.

Drank himself stupid. Regretted his life choices.

Fucked off over east.

How the fuck would I know, Roddy?

Just put this on Sam's desk on your way out.

Yeah.

Will do.

I'll be seeing you.

Ah...

(GRUNTS)

(KNOCK AT DOOR)

Who is it?

Stevie.

Always is for you.

Uh, he didn't sign.

(LAUGHS)

What does he want?

Well, did you tell him to mind his own fuckin' business?

Leave it with me, Stevie.

I'll fix it.

Mm-hm?

(LIFT BELL DINGS)

(SIGHS HEAVILY)

(CAR LOCK BEEPS)

(KNOCKS)

Kate, open the door!

Fuck's sake...

Kate, I'm...

I'm so sorry.

I know I stuffed up. Can you...please just let me in?

Kate!

Just like old times.

Your wife kicking you out?

No, dickhead! Us! This!

I just forgot.

I'm human, apparently.

kids? God, Charlie, of course I do.

Not all of us can accidentally impregnate a one-night stand, can we?

Can you please just make the bed?

Oh, come on, Charlie, just sign it.

looking after my accounts anymore.

We all say shit when we're a bit wild, don't we?

Just sign.

Doesn't matter what you want.

I paid for it. are you being such a moll?

Why are you being so stupid?

what's going on with my business.

Oh, and then you're gonna sign, eh?

I'm going for a walk.

What, now?! Where?

(LOUD POP)

(FIRE CRACKLES)

(CREAKING)

Can I...?

GROANS AND SIGHS SLEEPILY)

(DOGS BARK NEARBY)

LIGHTER REPEATEDLY)

Uh, that meeting's ready to go now, if you are.

('BABY, I DON'T CARE' BY TRANSVISION VAMP PLAYS)

Here's trouble. Hey?

Hi. Hi.

Imagine the cheese and crackers that would go with that, eh?

Australia's biggest gherkin? Oh, my God, look how big it is.

Look at it!

(LAUGHS)

Hold on, hold on. Wait.

(CAMERA CLICKS)

(LAUGHS)

uh, that's 20.

(CAMERA CLICKS)

Oh, came out good, though.

What do you think? What should I caption it?

Oh, that's good.

Oh, you're clever.

I agreed to a lot of things.

you're getting paid for it.

have you got me into?

don't need to know.

have WE done?", you mean.

(DOOR SLAMS)

('PINKIES' BY RA RA VIPER PLAYS)

What is the difference, man?

It's suddenly different, man

I got all this time on me

When did I find my feet?

I don't think I speak differently

I guess time has held me safe

I lost all that's in front of me...

(PHONE CHIMES)

How's the booger sugar?

(SIRENS WAIL)

('PINKIES' BY RA RA VIPER CONTINUES)

Don't know how to find my feet

I don't think I speak differently

Don't know how to find my feet

I don't think I speak differently

I...

(BANGING)

I can't stand a cry-baby.

Just sign the fuckin' financials!

take it you recognise me.

What you've done, you need to get out now.

(SCREAMS)

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