All language subtitles for These Sacred Vows s01e03 Sandra.eng

? DRONING ELECTRONIC MUSIC ?

Early bird catches the worm.

(LAUGHS) What's the worm?

Jerry left it in the clubhouse bar
last night.

Eejit!

Sure, listen, we're saints.

Ah, don't talk to me.

We're never going to get you
to play golf, are we, Sandra?

Ah, ah. No, no.

It just seems so futile to me.

? ELECTRONIC MUSIC INTENSIFIES ?

There you are.

All the supplies needed for your fun
little day trip.

Karen, have you put on factor?
Yeah, cool, co...

But hey, why do we have to go to
this idiotic water park?

It's Niamh's hen, love.

And you're both far too young to go
to a hen.

Yeah, but why can't we just chill by
the pool?

Unsupervised?

Because your dad's playing golf.

Even if he wasn't, Elodie did not
come all the

way from France just to chill by the
pool in deafening silence.

She could well be doing that at home.

She needs to hear words.

There'll be kids your age at the
water park.

You'll meet people,

learn to say things with your
mouths

as opposed to with those phones.

Yeah, well, I'm afraid this place is
for literal babies.

Choo-choo, ladies.

The train is leaving the station.

Ahh! Here is your chauffeur.

Oh, Karen.

Karen, please, for the last time
before you go, will you please,

please, please give me your dress?

Everything needs to be pinned and
ready before the big day.

We're all getting dressed across the
way with Niamhy.

Yeah, I'll give it to you tomorrow.

No, no, give it to me now.
Quick question.

Are we ready to rock?

Yeah, we're ready.
PHONE BUZZING

ELODIE: Bonne chance Maman,
aujourd'hui.

What's happening?

(ELODIE CONTINUES SPEAKING FRENCH)
She's on the phone.

Just constantly on the phone.

It's a real problem.

Jokes on you, I'm going to rid of my
phone,

so you won't be able to complain
about it any more.

And then you don't have to say it
any more.

You don't have anything.
Everything...

Bon?

Oui? Yes.

Everything...

Bon.
Great.

Alright. Elodie, let's go.

Bye.
Sl�n.

RADIO: But also, you know, right?

That it's happy to go in the end of
the day.

Oh, that looks a lot like my beloved
Solpadine.

As promised.

Oh, my God.

I love your look.

Oh, I love the whole story you're
telling here.

I hope you don't mind me saying it,

(CHUCKLES) but you remind me of a
young me.

So nice. Thank you.

Oh, no. Go on out into the garden.

Yeah.

Hi, Margot.

Hi, Sandra.

So I didn't sleep a wink last night.

I was so energised by our chat about
art and patronage.

She's not exaggerating.

We're sharing a bed, and she
literally did not sleep all night.

Why are you sharing a bed?

Two single women at a wedding.

Don't have the same rights as
everyone else.

Everyone assumes we'll sleep
anywhere

because we're just so grateful not
to be left behind

with our haunted uterus.

We're toxic matter.

A woman said to me in our last one,

Are you having fun chatting at my
husband?

And he was gross.

The last wedding we went to, we
were sleeping in a airing cupboard.

Yeah, this is a double bed this
time.

Although it is in the shape of a
racing car.

And the pillow cases say pit stop.

Oh God, but that doesn't sound very
restful.

Like Claire says, we've had worse.

So I was thinking about what I
might show you

and sketching and I'm thinking some
more.

And then light bulb moment.

I remembered Niamh's wedding gift.

Oh.

I... Okay.

I wasn't going to do this, but...

Oh, is this something you've made?
Mm-hmm.

Are you sure you want to open it
now?

Yeah, I mean, I think it's a really
good illustration

of where I'm at in my practice.
Let's do it.

Can I open the... I love opening
things.

LAUGHTER
The big reveal.

Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness.

Oh my goodness.

Oh, my goodness me.

I love-love-love it. I love it.

Oh, my goodness me.

Look, I don't want to be all like,

It's actually a very generous
wedding gift, but just so you know,

this would go... 2 grand.
LOUD BIRDSONG

And, you know, in case she wants to
insure it, or...

You are so talented, Claire.
I am.

I mean, thank you. Thank you,
obviously.

Do you do bigger work?
Oh, yeah. Yeah, of course.

I think it's just a matter of
scaling up, really,

because the idea is always the same,
the vision.

But I suppose, yeah, if you're
thinking about

a much larger project,

then you might want to consider a
bigger animal.

Yeah.

Maybe something that represents
who we are or who you are.

Em...

Oooh...

(LAUGHS)
Ooh, what animal am I, I wonder?

You could be a deer.

A deer is a little bit Lady Di, to
be honest.

I agree.
Or a dolphin.

Like a porpoise.

Like any graceful animal, I think.

I don't know if we need to be
locked into

the animal kingdom so intensely.

I think I might bring this along
to counsellor Barbera

as proof of your work

and discuss some of the
practicalities with him.

He's been waiting on my submission

and his office is only 10 minutes
away,

and he is the loveliest man.

He's very Spanish aesthetic, bright,
splashy colours.

With this, I'll be guiding him
towards a more...

northern European aesthetic,
something cooler.

What about Caroline's son?

I just think the best idea has to
win.

The sculpture is going to be there
forever.

And I like the idea of it being a
female artist.

It's time. Hello!

Yeah, but won't she be mad?

Not everyone thinks like you do,
Margot.

So yeah, absolutely. Hold on to the
bird.

No worries.

I think we should visit the site.

BIRD SQUAWKING

Wow.

Yeah.

I mean, to make any impression,

it's going to have to be like 30 feet
tall at minimum.

Mm. Yeah, that shit's got a loom.

Let's look at it from the sculptor's
point of view.

Yeah.
Fun, yeah.

LAUGHTER

? PLAYFUL MUSIC '?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.

LAUGHS

Oh yeah.

Something that flows...
Yeah, yeah. I'm hearing ya.

Something that flows, and also
looms.

Uh-hah.

Something that's feminine, but also
powerful, yeah?

Yeah, and fierce, right?
Yeah.

Right? And Irish contemporary.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

You'll also need to consider
foreshortening.

Of course.
Yeah.

Clare, you're getting sunburnt on
your neck.

And also on your arms.

You'll also be needing an engineer

and some poured concrete base, I'm
assuming.

Absolutely.

Yeah, poured concrete.

What kinda budget?

Just in terms of raw materials.

I think that's one I'd have to do
up on the laptop

and then come back to you on.

Right. Yeah.

PHONE BEEPS

Oh.

Right. So that's Barbera.

He's free.
Oh, okay.

Oh, God. I'll see you girls at the
hen.

Alright. Good luck.

? INTENSE MUSIC ?

I believe in you.
I believe in you.

I believe in you. I believe in you.
I believe in you.

You're the best. You're the best.
You're the best.

Caroline. Princess Caroline of
Monaco?

(SCOFFS) I'm just joking.
No, Caroline.

Caroline?

Why is Caroline...?

Who is... What is Caroline?

(LAUGHS)

You're so funny.

That's very funny.

(LAUGHS) Oh, that's very good.

Yeah, yeah.

She's female. She's Irish.
She's young.

She's an artist, obviously, because
that's why I'm here.

And she's also bisexual.

I think she's bisexual.

Why are we here?

Why are we staring at a fucking
mound of the dirt?

Mm. It's like a Christmas ornament.

Like something you put on a
Christmas tree?

Oh, I don't know about a Christmas
tree, but yeah, it is.

It is ornamental.

It's a wedding gift by a young female
Irish artist

called Claire Cassidy.

Very exciting, making a lot of
noise back home.

I really think we have found the
creative lead for this project.

Does she have any work on a bigger
scale?

I just think it's a matter of
scaling up. Do you know?

The most important thing is that she
is a woman.

She is Irish, and she really
understands the brief.

We toured the site this morning,

and she took measurements and that.

Good. And what does Caroline think?

I'm not sure.

Oy. (SPEAKS SPANISH)

I think we just consider the work on
its own terms.

I mean, isn't that the best way to
decide?

The gift to the town from your golf
club is very has been generous.

Has the golf club approved the
proposal?

They will.

My husband, Jerry, as you know,

is on the board, and Caroline's
husband, Fergal, is not.

Then I'll do some due diligence
in order

to ratify the 30 percent that will
come from the local council.

Yeah, that sounds proper.

We need a full proposal.
Yeah.

What I like the proposal to contain
along the drawing, of course,

is a structural report for the
roundabout,

Budget for raw materials, insurance
details,

local subcontractor details and
references,

and a realistic time scale.

Yeah.
Great.

I'm excited.
Oh, me too. (CHUCKLES)

? TRIUMPHANT MUSIC ?

Sandra, aren't you forgetting
something?

Coo-coo-rrroo-coo-coo!

S�, por supuesto.

Out for a walk?

Yes.

You don't usually like to walk along
the golf course.

Did you lose something?

I was just trying to get my
distances sorted

for the tournament this week.

Tee to green, bunker placement and
so on.

Done so much work since last winter.

It's like a different course out
there.

Mm. Ah. I see.

Yeah, it's like how they change
everything at Supervalu.

One week the eggs are here, next
week, they're three aisles away.

Where are the effing baked beans
now?

I suppose the club captain has
to know about these things.

Yes.

Appearances and all that.
Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So, I went to see Councillor Barbera
this morning about the sculpture.

I thought that was Caroline's gig.

Well, it's anyone's gig, really.

You know, Caroline is just one I have
a group of people

who have interesting ideas.

I have an idea, too.

You do?
I do.

Yeah.

My interesting idea is young Claire
Cassidy.

With the big blazer and the mad
curly hair.

The fascinating young female artist,
yeah.

What experience does she have?

We had a great meeting, and she had
some wonderful ideas.

Wait now, what about Caroline's
son, Finbar?

Fintan.
Fintan.

See, I want a woman.

We are a quarter of the way through
the 21st century.

Okay. Well, have you seen Claire's
work?

I have. Yeah, of course I have.

And what's it like?

It's delicate, it's beautiful. It's
Irish.

Can you be more specific?

? RHYTHMIC MUSIC ?

(SCOFFS) It's fucking tiny.

Everything can be scaled up by a man
with a calculator

and a hard hat.

We're not looking for engineers.

We're looking for artists.

That's the most important thing.
Alright.

This will all have to be put into
the proposal for the golf club.

Yeah, yeah. And you'll get it all.

Good.

I trust you.
Yeah.

I know.

Okay.

Yeah, great.

You're ready?

Yeah.

Well, you'll see. You'll see the
problem.

I don't mind Niamh naming tables
after gap year destination

she and Derek visited. I think
that's fun, actually.

But how can she sit a bunch of her
friends at a table called Amsterdam

and not expect her granny to think
it's a drug thing?

Meanwhile, your mother is all
the way over in Vietnam

with Stephen Carr, both of whom, it
is fair to say, are terrific racists.

They won't be happy.

Shouldn't they be in, I don't know,
Berlin?

Look at Naomi and Alwani

all the way over there in the corner
in Mumbai.

I mean, won't she think that's
because she's half Indian?

Lamb of Jaysus.

Also, I think the furthest we
should be sending

Catherine Behan to is Athens.

Yes, is there a city called Single?
What?

Over by the water fountain, there's a
table called Single.

Is that in Hungary or something?

Single is the singles table.

Oh! Hi, guys.
Hiya.

Hey, Caroline.
Yeah.

Niamhy wants to keep them all
together.

By all accounts, it is a nightmare
trying to blend them

with the couples. They never fit.

RADIO: I get one point of note,
Gina, and you touched on it there.

Like, if two litres a minute is too
far-

So listen, Fergal's after finding a
porn on his browser history.

It seems that when Fintan was down
here last month,

taking pictures of the roundabout,

he was spending his evenings
on a Porn Hub on the computer.

Fintan is a grown man.

It's perfectly natural.

Although you would worry about
messaging in terms of consent,

but you know.

Yes, but, well, Fergal is freaking
out because,

well, because some of it's men.

But they do play a part, Caroline.

Yes, but...

Oh my, Fergal is freaking out because
his son

is not watching exclusively
woman-on-woman porn.

No, no.

Fergal's freaking out because some
of the porn itself is gay.

Well, some of it, but not all of it.

Yeah.

So in addition to everything else
that's going on,

Fergal now thinks Fintan might be
gay.

Well, can't he be bisexual?

Jerry. Jerry.

Yeah, what?

Can't a man be bisexual?

How, how, how, how would I know?
I don't know.

I'm just, I'm just wondering if you
have, you know,

an insight, any opinion.
No, I don't.

I do not. No, no, no.

No, no, no. Oh. No, no, no.

Bisexual's hardly better though, is
it?

HORN BEEPING
(Scoffs) Pick a lane, would ya?

(TUTS, SIGHS)

LIQUID POURING, ICE CLATTERING

CHATTER, LAUGHTER

CHEERING

Jerry, are you staying?

Are you mad?! I'm just dropping off
my credit card.

ALL CHANTING: Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!

No!

Oh, you'll stay for just one, won't
ya?

CHEERING

SOUND DISTORTS, BIRDSONG

? SONG: Raphael Lake - "Ll�mame" ?

You two smoke?

Oh, okay.

I had that meeting with Councillor
Barbera.

You did?
I did, yeah.

Whoa.

Along with the drawings,

we'll need a structural report
for the roundabout,

a budget for raw materials,

insurance details,

local subcontractor details,

and references,

and a realistic time scale.

Whoa.

Is that funny?

Sandra, we just smoked a joint.

Would you believe I've never done
that?

COUGHS

I can provide all those things you
said.

You know the numbers and the
details?

You're going to go from a five-inch
bird

to a 40-foot wrought iron sculpture?

Yeah, Margot.

I can't feel anything.

Sandra, tell us about yourself.

Where did you get your interest in
art?

Oh, God, where to begin?

I mean, we've got all day.

Um...

Just keep sketch

because Niamhy will skin me alive if
you catch us me smoking.

Um...

Gorgeous. Where to begin?

Yeah, let's see.

Born in a small town in Mayo in the
early 1970s.

Convent, educated, brothers on the
farm.

Brunch was an ice cream you had after
Mass on a Sunday.

You know, I always liked art at
school.

And there was a boy, Danny Barrett,
who liked art, too.

And he wanted to go to Dublin, to
NCAD.

He was two years older than me.

And...
? SOMBRE MUSIC ?

I watched him put his portfolio
portfolio together,

and he got in.

He left.

And much to the horror of my parents,

I followed suit two years later.

You got into NCAD?

Good for you.

Only when I got there,

Danny had dropped out and moved
to London with a new girlfriend,

LAUGHS
and I didn't know a soul.

Yeah, I struggled, to be honest.

Nobody from my county was there, let
alone my school.

The rest of the year, they were all
artists.

I was on This Is the Sea, and they
were on Venus in Furs.

I didn't know what I wanted to say.

And then it dawned on me.

I had moved to Dublin to be with a
boy and not to make art.

And so there I was,

freezing cold in a bed sitting in
Kilmainham,

drinking snakebite and wearing
dresses, jumpers,

and woollen tights all at the same
time.

Oh, sketch.

Thank you.

So what then?

There was an end-of-year show.

It was pure disaster for me, but a
group of guys had come along.

Fans of art, or fans of young female
artists, we'll never know.

I suspect the latter.

A certain and Jerry Byrne
among them.

Did you drop out?

Well, no, not there and then.

No. I began second year, alright.

But if you're ever wondering if you
have something you have

to say and you're hit with a
life-altering change

of circumstances, say,

falling pregnant in Dublin in the
1990s,

then you find out fairly quickly if
you're an artist to your boots.

The road not taken, and all that.

Did you always want to be a mother?

I have no earthly clue.

Do you?

I don't know.

See, I don't know how anyone knows.

I know I don't.

Isn't this lovely?

Mm.

A mother sending her daughter out
into the world.

I remember being down here at this
resort when I was Niamh's age.

The way me and Karen fight now, you'd
think I was never young.

But I was.

That's just the mother wound.

Your mother can never be perfect
in the way you want her to be.

She will inevitably fall short and
hurt you in a way

that reflects your own
self-loathing.

All mothers are cursed with that
one.

My granny used to refer to my mother
to me as the common enemy.

Truly, we are the worst.

I feel like we need another round of
drinks, no?

Oh yeah.
Yes. (CHUCKLES)

(SIGHS) We should be doing this
every day.

We should.

Now tell me to mind my own
business,

Caroline, but about the sculpture?

What about it?

Don't you think it'd be amazing if
we got a female artist

for the roundabout?

We've already told Fintan he can do
it.

Why'd you do that, Caroline?

If it's an open tender.

I wanted to give him something
to work towards, to live for.

If I take it away from him now,
you'd worry he'd relapse,

you know that kinda way?

I'm sure he's stronger than you give
him credit for.

It's more him and Fergal, really.

What about him and Fergal?

Fergal gives him such a hard time,
you know?

Says I've gone easy on him down
the years.

But I only do that because Fergal is
so awful to him.

Toughening him up, apparently.

? DRAMATIC MUSIC ?

You know what men are like.

I do.

Oh, you drowned your fags.

It's a hate crime.

Mm. The fags are so bad for me.

How's your week going?

Grand.
Yeah.

Having the chats, a few drinks, the
usual.

Yeah.

Any nice men?

At a hen?

Or boys.

Don't know what you like,
how your tastes go.

Maybe they're just like mine.

Or maybe you'd just like to flirt
with everyone.

Are you a flirt?

Don't we all like a harmless flirt?

That's the key, isn't it?

I'm sorry.

I'm just not that good at chatting.

I'm in a weird place in my life
right now.

Weird?

How?

You know how? I mean, I told you at
the lunch.

Oh, about the beating up?

Yes, about the beating up.

It's terrible when bad things happen
to good people.

I'm not even remotely good.

I'm sure you are.

You I don't know me.

Do you know me?

I don't.

I mean, I know a bit.

Am I a good person? Do you think?

Yeah, I think so.

Why do you think that?

You're Niamh's mother.

And you've been so nice to me, to
all of us.

Finding us a house, having us over
dinner.

Niamh's. Motherrr.

Why don't I get you a refill?

And find you a dry fag, while I'm at
it.

LAUGHS

Niamh's. Mother.

I do?

You do, yeah.

Distant.

I think that's just Niamh and the
wedding stuff.

Sorry about Fergal going on about
the golf the whole way here.

I'm delighted for him. He never
wins.

Men are so transparent.

Hmm, what's that?

Oh, you know, look at Fergal there.

He probably thinks he's playing it
real cool.

God, if they knew what we knew
about them,

they'd never live with themselves.

Oh, listen.

Poor guy.

If they knew how clearly they were
showing everything

and at the same time thinking it's
all so hidden away.

They'd bash our heads in with a rock.

You know,

the night before I got married, my
mother said to me, It's much,

much better in the long run to let
them think we're stupid,

because it makes them happier.

And that, you know, makes life easier
for us.

Absolutely.

Yeah, but Caroline?

Mm-hmm.

You don't want to be memorialising
that, do you?

You don't want to be building a
monument

to that state of mind, do you?

Because did you know that in Dublin,

there is not one statue of a female
public figure in this day and age?

There's Molly Malone.

No, she's just a fable. She's made
up.

She's a projection from the male
imagination.

She's a sex worker who's breasts
visitors' fondle for luck.

Are you on something, Sandra?

Am I on something?

Am I?
Yeah.

No, no.

CHUCKLES

Am I on something?

BOTH LAUGH

He's a family man.

So was Josef Fritzl.

SLURPS

DOOR OPENS, FOOTSTEPS

? SUSPICIOUS MUSIC ?

Karen?

Oh, God. Oh, Jesus.

Oh, Jesus.

How did this happen?

(WINCES) How do you think it
happened?

Well, em... you didn't put on factor.

That's not why it happened.

It happened because you sent us to a
fucking water park.

Please, please, please don't eff and
Jeff at me.

Elodie doesn't swear.

Yeah, Elodie doesn't swear because
Elodie is perfect.

Why don't you just swap Elodie for
me permanently?

Well, I just don't think Elodie's
mum would like that deal. Hmm?

And listen, you'll be fine.
WINCES

You'll be fine.

Look, the yoghurt will help. Look, I
have...

I've got these.

Why are your eyes so bloodshot?

Oh, going somewhere, are we?

It's Niamh's dinner.

Love, we've got steak and a hot
stone,

whatever that means, in 30 minutes.

It's just a little sunburn.

I'll be back.
CAR BEEPS OUTSIDE

I'll be back later.

It's your sister's big night.

Go.

(WHISPERS) Where's Jerry?

He went to buy us pizza. And more
yoghurt.

SIZZLING

Excuse me.

Plates are hot.

Plates are stones, actually.

LAUGHTER

Ow. That stone is hot.
Yeah, it's hot.

CHATTER

She really wants to support my work.

She said she knew how to win the
bid.

She said, Don't worry about the
competition, the golf club, Barbera.

She said, Don't worry about any of
it.

Claire is so excited.

It's such a big opportunity for her.

Yeah.

Wait, do you not know any of this?
Whoops.

Blabber mouth over here.

It's fine.

(WHISPERS_ What is it?

MDMA.

Is it interesting?

I mean, it's very interesting.

You can do some, Sandra, but you
have to promise you won't die.

Lick your finger.

Uh-huh.
Dip it in.

Oh, not...
Oh.

..that much.
Oh.

Nothing's happening.

I'm not feeling anything.

DISTORTED SOUND

It's the night time.

It is.

And you were in there for 45
minutes.

You okay?
I'm fine.

I just want to put my fist in my
mouth.

I feel worse.

Who is the bride?

Yeah.

I need music.

I have been thinking long and hard
about this, Cormac.

I don't want to eat meat off a rock.

Oh my God, that music is super
Kylie.

Still hot.

Okay, so that's now the third time
you have touched

the incredibly hot stone.

Do you want to be in this
restaurant?

Food? Yuck.

I don't want to be in any restaurant.

Well maybe go somewhere.
Somewhere else?

Without food?
Yes.

And this is for dinner?

Okay, let's go.

Mom's on E.

That explains it.

It's actually an important...
I have no idea

what are you talking about?
I think...

Councillor.

Sandra, this is my husband, Lucho.
Hi.

Hi.
Oh,

LAUGHS

And this is Cormac,

and he is also from Ireland.

I was telling Lucho about the bird.

The Claire Cassidy the bird.

He thinks the statue should be a
Peacock.

The feathers spread wide.

(SPEAKS SPANISH)
No, cari�o.

CONVERSE IN SPANISH

So where are you going?

We're both going home now.

I'm feeling sick, and Sandra's very
kind to be taking me home,

looking after me. A very good night
to you both.

Oh, that was brusque.

They do not need to be seeing you
right now, specifically your eyes.

This looks fun.

Oh!

? LIVELY MUSIC PLAYS INSIDE ?

? SONG: The Style Council - "It
Didn't Matter" ?

? I remember all the early days

? I'm trying to think of the right
things to say

? I didn't want you to think
I was like the rest

? Who think they own you just
because you've laid with them?

? It didn't matter

? Really, it didn't matter

? Oh, it didn't matter

? Now we are together... ?

? SONG: Kormac - "Hazy" ?

MUSIC FADING OUT SLOWLY

MUSIC COMES BACK IN

CLAIRE: ...the capacity is there,

I've just been limiting the size
myself.

Like I've been limiting it with my
thoughts.

I think I've been limiting myself, I
think I've been limiting my process.

And actually, maybe it's my capacity
to meet the size.

It's an opportunity.

I really...
Yeah.

Slow down.

It's a fair exchange, Margot.

Art costs money.

Also, there's going to be something
on that roundabout in a year

from now, so why can't it be
something that's made by me?

You want me to answer that?

You and I both know the trouble
you've had following through

on commitments like this in the
past.

You and I both know I've never had
a chance like this in the past.

I want to ask you something.

Oh.
Yeah.

Claire.

What about Claire?

I think you think that she's not able
for this project I have proposed.

I don't want to be disloyal.

No, no.

I need to know what you think, and I
think you know that.

Claire has had some trouble
finishing projects in the past.

She has mental health issues,

and they can be managed, but she
can get high and then very low.

Yeah, but that's the risk you take,
yeah?

For years, I have had to pick up the
pieces

after Claire's emotional fallout

from more than one project that she
promised

and then failed to deliver.

Claire is an over-committer.

And when she had her breakdown

and had to move back in with her
parents,

it was me who had to pick her up,
dust her off,

and get her back in the game.

I love her like a sister, and she is
incredibly talented.

But you need to factor in extra time
or fake deadlines,

and you need to find a way to keep
enough pressure off her so

that she can make this thing work.

Because if you don't, it'll all be
landing in my door.

And I'm kind of tired of being a
professional friend to my friend.

SOUND BUBBLES, DISTORTS

? REPETITIVE DANCE MUSIC ?

Vincent, what are you doing here?

This not at church?
Are you okay?

Am I okay? Yeah, never better.

How are you?

Look a little shook, shall we say.

Listen, I'm sorry if what I told you
caused

you to spin out in the way it clearly
has done.

Spin out? What the fuck does that
mean?

It's gobbledegook.

It's fucking Bikram.

It's holding space.

I've fucking had it.

I'm just saying you must be
processing a lot,

and maybe I was a bit blunt or
something, but you had to know.

Yeah, this is what me knowing looks
like.

Are you happy?

No, I'm not happy because I told
you that in confidence

and the way you're behaving,

everyone can tell that something
is going on with you.

The kids at the villa, they say
you've gone buck wild.

I mean, these are Niamh's friends.

Vincent, can't you see? That's really
dangerous.

We were on a confession booth,
Sandra.

I wasn't confessing a sin.
No?

No.

No, I wasn't looking to be absolved
by the fucking church,

Listen, I was talking to a man who
once upon the time fucked me.

Yeah?

A man who ghosted me,

as the kids say, the morning
afterwards.

And you I know it disappeared out of
my life,

leaving me to figure out what the
fuck to do.

So I am asking you if I can rely on
you

in your current state to keep this to
yourself.

Do I owe you that?

What are you going to do?

You're going to shout it down from
the pulpit

like it's an It's the episode of
Dallas,

like it's the fucking Thorn Birds.

I don't fucking know, Sandra!

? SONG: Kode9 - "Rona City Blues" ?

KAREN: You're so fucking
controlling.

I was so I'm so worried about you
this evening, my baby.

Listen, I know you're scared to be
all

on your own when I go to boarding
school.

It's not really my responsibility.

Well, we still have to discuss that,
and technically,

I won't be on my own.

Yeah, I'm not sure about that.

Darlin'.

You are here with us, and you are
safe.

And your father and I, we love you to
pieces,

and we will always be here for you.

And you never have to worry about
that.

I'm not worried, Mum.

But maybe you should be.

(SIGHS)

Where are ya, ya little bastards?

GROANS

Please, please.

Please, fucking fags.

Sandra Byrne.

How the mighty have fallen.

Oh.

? SONG: Chris De Burgh - "Lonely
Sky" ?

? The cold north wind they call "La
Bise"

? Is swirling round about my
knees,

? Trees are crying leaves into the
river;

? I'm huddled in this french cafe

? I never thought I'd see the day,

? But winter's here and summer's
really over,

? Even the birds have packed up
and gone,

? They're flying south with their
song,

? And my love, she too has gone, she
had to fly,

? Take care, it's such a lonely sky,

? They'll trap your wings my love
and hold your flight,

? They'll build a cage and steal
your only sky,

? Fly away, fly to me, fly when the
wind is high,

? I'm sailing beside you in your
lonely sky

? The old cathedral lights are low

? She and I we'd often go there

? To admire and sometimes kneel in
prayer;

? Lords and ladies lie in stone,

? Hand in hand from long ago,

? And though their hands are cold
they'll love forever,

? Even the choir rehearses those
songs

? For Christmas is not long,

? And alone, I sing my song, she had
to fly,

? Out there it's such a lonely
sky...

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