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PREVIOUSLY
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Your mother and I have been shot.
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What?
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How's Mam, is she okay?
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You need to get over there.
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When I got to the bedroom,
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your mother was
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at the foot of the bed.
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I grabbed hold of the duvet
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to try and stem it.
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I've come to believe that
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your father did it.
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I'm surprised you came back.
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That you didn't keep your word to me.
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Cheers.
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And now, for one night only,
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Mangersta!
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Well, this is what
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you might call bittersweet.
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Sweet to be with all of you.
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Friends. Family.
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And bitter,
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bitter because
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we won't be seeing you now for a while.
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But don't worry.
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As we Gaels often say,
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the world may end,
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but love and music will last forever.
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We sailed on the Sloop John B,
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my grandfather and me...
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I've got some news.
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I'm coming to Australia with you!
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Wow, that's amazing!
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There you go, wee man.
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Daddy, is Edinburgh far away?
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Why?
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Will you come every weekend
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as usual?
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When me and Mam move there?
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C'mon on now, go to sleep.
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Edinburgh?
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When the hell were you going to tell me?
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Drop it, Calum.
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He's staying here, Trace.
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On the island.
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I've had it with this island.
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Anyway, we thought we'd come by and
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pay our condolences, mate.
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You never return our calls, or texts...
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or that tidy bit of dough we lent you,
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I'll sort it, Gavin. I will.
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It's just with everything that's happened...
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And the family all at home.
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What about the old man?
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You know yourself, he cut me off.
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I don't know...
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You guys don't know anything about it,
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do you?
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Don't move!
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Jason, let's go!
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Hi. Fancy a dip?
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You sure?
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Strength, Ruaraidh. Body and mind.
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What are you doing with these?
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Some things should be kept private.
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Your poor mother.
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Have you read them?
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This year's is missing.
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But I'll find it.
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Good.
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Now, how about that dip?
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I went to your flat.
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I didn't think
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you'd be back at work.
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And I didn't think
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you'd still be on the island.
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Change of heart.
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Do you really still think he did it?
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Yes.
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I don't know...
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He was badly wounded, Kat.
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I had the same thought.
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How did your father get rid of the gun
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for starters?
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You're needed in bay two.
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Then I looked at who was there
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the night it happened.
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He had an accomplice.
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She had the perfect opportunity to
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clean up the scene,
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hide the stolen jewels,
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then dump the gun
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when she went to pick up Ruaraidh.
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But why would he do that?
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You'd know better than me.
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I wish I did, Kat.
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Are you out of your mind?
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Swimming, with that wound?
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As I told your wee brother,
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I need to get my strength back.
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Body and mind, Eilidh.
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High time you went to bed,
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you silly man!
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It is quite cold!
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ldiot.
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What's up?
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I just remembered something.
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Mam kept a diary, every day.
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Do you think you could find it?
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I need to get some sleep.
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Why don't you pick me up
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from the flat later?
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I can't.
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And to be honest,
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it'd be better if
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you looked for it right now.
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Okay. But if I end up
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driving into a bloody loch...
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I'll come and fish you out.
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Okay folks, on your feet again
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for the Dashing White Sergeant!
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Do you two want to do it?
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Too late, I promised to do the next dance
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with Mam and Uncle Michael.
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Tracey will miss you.
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She's coming to Australia.
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No, she bloody well isn't!
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Not if you want me to pay for it.
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Douglas, can I have a word,
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just the two of us?
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Ishbel, maybe later.
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- Now, preferably.
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Come on, Dad.
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It's New Year.
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I'll give you a word of advice.
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The Beatles didn't go with their girls
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to Hamburg,
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and yours aren't going with you
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to Sydney either.
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Thanks for your support.
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- He's right, Calum.
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The chance to play some major festivals.
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- But I love her!
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Then guess what,
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she'll be here when you come back.
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But right now,
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this is about you and your dreams.
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Come on now, this is the last call for
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the Dashing White Sergeant!
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I need to find Mam and Michael.
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Go and tell her.
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- Tomorrow.
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No, tonight.
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Hey! Turn off the engine!
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Came to see the old man.
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See how he's doing.
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Come and give me a hand.
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Apparently there's a button...
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That's it.
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All these years,
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this was my white whale.
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I had no clue where it was
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What's the combo though?
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Dad told me.
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Dad wants to make sure
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his will is in order.
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This whole thing has
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done a number on him.
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I'll take it to him.
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He's fast asleep.
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I need to talk to him.
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-Why?
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Do you need money?
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I need legal advice.
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It's Trace.
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She's clearing off to Edinburgh.
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With Dougie?
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She's got some front!
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Leave him for now.
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I'll talk to Tracey.
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I'm going to ask them to make
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something decent for Dad.
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There's too much booze and baking
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in this place.
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You're making yourself at home.
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I am at home, Sine.
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And your Gaelic is now so good.
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Amazing that.
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What are you looking for?
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Mam's diaries.
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Why?
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I told PC Crichton
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I'd look for them.
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She's doing her best to find out
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who left Mam for dead on the floor.
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And what do Mam's diaries have
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to do with it?
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They could tell us a lot.
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What Mam was doing,
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her state of mind...
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How would you know,
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when you're seven hundred miles away?
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That's crazy to suggest
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Dad would destroy his own home,
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wound himself,
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and then kill Mam.
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But you always were a little...
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Calum.
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How are you doing?
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Fine.
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As kids,
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we were all so jealous of you lot.
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Living in a castle.
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Mam thought the castle was cursed.
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And she said that was
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the worst night of her life.
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Because of the sculptures?
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You two had a bond.
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We were alike.
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And unlike your father?
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Why would you say that?
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Did your Mother ever sculpt again?
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No.
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But recently she said
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she might give it another go.
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At the cottage?
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No.
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There's a shieling up on the moor.
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So she had hope?
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Yeah.
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It was as though she was happy
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for the first time in ages.
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Your Dad must have been delighted.
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They hardly spoke.
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Then why didn't she leave him?
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Usual. The kids.
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When he brought Eilidh home with him,
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she said she couldn't.
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How he found Eilidh,
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in a Russian orphanage?
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Was she ever truly happy?
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Your mother?
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The four of us kept her going.
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So did her work, and..
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And what?
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Was there someone else?
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What the hell does it matter now?
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Sorry.
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Hi.
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How did you get on?
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I don't know what to do.
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Calm down.
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How about we meet?
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At Hushinish Beach?
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Okay. See you there.
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Dougie. Look who it is.
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Remember the drone
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she sent you for Christmas?
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I hope you liked it, sweetheart.
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It's amazing! Kyle and I took it out --
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Dougie, go to the kitchen, love.
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Tell Mandy I said
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you could have some ice cream.
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Is it money you're after?
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For me and Dougie.
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Taking the wee fella away.
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Don't you understand
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what that will do to Calum?
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Oh I understand Calum very well.
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I was never good enough, was I?
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You clear off if you want.
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But if my father hears
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you're taking Dougie with you --
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Oh he knows.
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He's been really supportive.
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That won't last long.
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Hang on. Wait. Wait.
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- What is it? What is it?
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I think it'd be better if
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I just went with the boys.
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Eilidh put this idea in your head,
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didn't she?
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That's how I feel.
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So you're saying we're finished?
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Clear off, with Daddy's money
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in your pocket.
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I said go!
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Go!
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Eilidh knows
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we're looking for the diaries.
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And she found them first?
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She didn't have a clue about them.
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But they weren't at the cottage.
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What about the shieling?
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- Ours?
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Calum said your mother was
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thinking of turning it into a studio.
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I'm sorry.
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It's fine.
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She and Calum were always super close.
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I 'll check it out.
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Sine...
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Was your Mam seeing someone?
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Who knows... maybe?
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I've no idea who it could be.
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It's not like I was around the castle.
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I know who was around though.
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Don't bother. Chrissie won't tell you a thing.
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She'll go straight to my dad --
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I'm not talking about Chrissie.
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My dad.
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Well, what do you know?
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I've got it.
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He did well.
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It was my mother actually.
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He bought it for my mother in Monaco.
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Son of a bitch!
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You got the keys for the pick-up?
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Sorry. He's going to the shops for me.
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He can use my car.
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Why?
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Ruaraidh, give me the keys.
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Fine. I'll find another way.
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She and Kat-the-FLO are on the hunt for
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Mam's diaries.
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I know.
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I'd better go.
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Here.
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The police said they have no
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fresh update for the public.
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In a separate statement,
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the Maclean family have appealed for
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privacy during what they describe as..
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A five-minute phone call, once a month
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from Paris or wherever she was.
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Even when I was in med school.
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I'd call or text Mam every day.
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Did you ever think to call me?
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After the party, you all cleared off.
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Dad was always away.
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I was left with a mother who sometimes
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couldn't leave the house.
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There you are.
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Where are you staying?
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In Tarbert.
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I need to be close to the Macleans.
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Can I speak to you about it?
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Will you not even have a cuppa?
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I don't have time, Dad.
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I have as little to do with that lot
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as possible.
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Nothing much gets past you.
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You did.
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Who would visit Mary Maclean?
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What do you mean?
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Was there another man,
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when Douglas was away?
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Was she having an affair?
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I'll gladly tell you,
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if you tell me...
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why you left.
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Michael. The one married to her sister.
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Why did you leave?
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I'll come back another time.
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I promise.
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Swtich off the engine!
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Get off!
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Let me go!
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Get in!
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Can I help you?
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I want a word with Sir Douglas.
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He's busy.
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I'm not your skivvy anymore, Chrissie.
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Tell him I'm here.
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Wait there.
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Sine.
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Oh my God.
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I need to go down and find a signal.
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Don't touch anything.
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Catriona Mairi.
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I do hope the reason for your visit is
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to bring us the name of the killer.
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As a matter of fact,
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someone was arrested in the last hour.
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Your son, Calum.
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He'll need a solicitor.
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Get a hold of Munro.
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Who do we have locally?
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- That Murray fellow.
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Ask him to go to the station.
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And call you know who.
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Sir Douglas, I have a question,
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if you don't mind.
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Did you know your wife was
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having an affair with Michael,
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your brother-in-law?
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Get out of here!
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Never show your face here again.
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Get out!
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My hero.
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Off on your big adventure.
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Me and Trace.
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We're done.
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She doesn't like the thought of
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you being in Australia without her.
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I love her, Mam.
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Well, tell her to come.
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Dad will pull every penny.
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To hell with him.
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I'll give you the money.
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Tomorrow,
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she'll have forgotten all about it.
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00:38:08,400 --> 00:38:10,300
Now, don't you have a gig?
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I'm sick of this bloody Schottische.
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We found Mam's jewels in the shieling.
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I had to come down to call you.
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Okay, stay put.
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Drop me a pin and I'll meet you there.
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You don't know Calum anymore.
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The kind of people he hangs about with.
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Calum would never do that, Dad.
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A year ago,
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we got a call from Ivor at the Whaler's.
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Calum had been in a fight.
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He'd hurt someone badly.
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I had to give the family a bung to
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keep the cops out of it.
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I should never have done that.
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If I'd dealt with it differently...
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your mother might still be alive.
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They've found the stolen goods.
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The jewellery.
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Did you find the diaries?
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It doesn't matter.
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There'll be more than enough evidence to
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00:41:17,000 --> 00:41:18,900
nail your dad and Chrissie.
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00:43:39,800 --> 00:43:40,700
Wait here.
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00:43:42,800 --> 00:43:45,200
Where were you?
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- I was looking for signal.
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Did you touch anything in there?
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00:43:46,800 --> 00:43:49,100
No, not since I found it.
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Good.
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Wait in the pick-up with Sine.
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This is a crime scene now.
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Get out of here.
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Sign there.
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Come on. Let's get you home.
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CO_MANANDSEAR RIOCHDACHAIDH LES EHETCARRIGAN
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CO-ORDANAICHE RIOCHDACHAIHCELESTECARIRNGAN
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RIAGHLADAIR SGRIOBTLAURA NICILINNEIN
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CHIAD LEAS-DEALANAIR DONALD CAMPBELL
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