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We start work on clearing the campsite today.

I can't wait to get this climbing school up and running.

If we get it right,

It will be fantastic for the kids.

Here we are. What do you think, paul?

We thought this for the beginners.

It's easy enough once you know where the handholds are.

Oh, aye.

Yeah, looks good.

Have you done this before?

I did some climbing in the "paras."

The army is not all square-Bashing, you know?

It has its benefits.

Huh— like a girl in every port?

I think you'll find that's sailors, son.

What, a sailor in every port?

Never mind duncan, paul.

He's got his mind set on getting himself a new girlfriend.

I should stick to the single life if i were you.

Lot less complicated.

Don't need to pick one flower if you can have the whole field.

- Huh? - He means you don't have to settle down.

Might not be so easy around here, though.

There are plenty of lasses in glenbogle—

If you know where to look. Isn't that right, golly?

Oh yes, son— if you know where to look.

Is she a beauty, or is she a beauty?

She certainly is that. It's gonna mean a lot to the village,

Having their own minibus at last.

And we'll not forget the hard work you put in.

I've enjoyed every minute of it.

You've made some good friends, too.

Ron?

I thought you were supposed to be starting on the campsite today.

- Aye, i was, but... - We had to pick up the wheels.

Couldn't you have done that on your own?

I wanted ron to be there. This is a team effort.

Okay. Just make sure you get up there as soon as you can.

The thing is...

I've organized a photographer from the newspaper.

He can get pictures of its maiden voyage.

Ron's got to be in the pictures.

Look, i'm already behind schedule.

We need the publicity. We'll be done by lunchtime.

What am i supposed to do in the meantime?

Over there, in the corner.

What's all this for?

I'm starting up a small venture—

Going into business.

I knew that. Doing what?

That would be telling.

I know, but that's why i'm asking.

I'd rather not say just at the moment.

Molly?

Remember— mum's the word.

Molly?

Molly?

Oh, there you are.

Just... Doing a little tidying up.

It's very dusty in there.

In fact i could do with a little fresh air. Will you join me?

"glenbogle...

Dating... Agency"?

Ah... Finished.

What?

My marketing plan for the outdoor pursuit center.

We've got to promote it properly

If we want to make it pay.

Well done. You should show it to paul.

Yeah.

I will.

What's the matter?

Do you think it will be okay—

The three of us working together?

Yeah, i do.

I thought you were all for him being involved.

Yeah, i was, but... I mean, i am.

I am.

Oh yes. You, i think...

And the other lucky lady is...

You. Oh, you wee beauty.

- Oh, are you still here? - Aye.

This filing cabinet— heavier than it looks.

- Is it all right here? - Perfect.

Right. Well... I'll be on my way then.

- Duncan? - Aye?

Be a darling and drop this off in the kitchen for me.

It's nearly time to see that bus in action.

Do i really have to be there?

If you want to use it for your outdoor pursuits,

You ought to put in an appearance.

Okay. It's just there's so much to do here.

I want to go really big on the watersports— canoeing, windsurfing.

Are you going to manage all that on your own?

Yeah, no problem, as long as we take out small parties.

Company away days are usually only about half a dozen people.

That's not what i want to attract.

I think we should run the center for kids.

It's something i've been thinking about for quite a while.

You need special supervision for children.

No, teenagers... From deprived urban areas.

I didn't have the easiest upbringing myself...

And a place like this... I'd have jumped at the chance.

Not done anything like this before.

That doesn't mean it won't work.

- You're serious, aren't you? - Too right i am.

We could make a real difference to their lives.

Think about it, archie.

So, is it a physical relationship

You're looking for?

Well, ultimately probably yes,

But i'd like to see how we get on first.

I agree.

It is so important not to rush these things.

Ah, the very chaps i've been looking for.

Thanks, duncan, two sugars in mine.

What?

Oh, very funny. No, seriously though—

Listen, you know what we were talking about earlier on?

Would that be anything in particular?

About the lasses— in glenbogle.

The fact that there aren't any.

You see, that's just where you're wrong.

And i'm in a position to line up a couple of red-Hot babes,

And all you've got to sort out is which one of you

Is going to take the spare one off my hands.

Son, i was hoping for an early night, actually.

Fair enough. Looks like it's me and you, partner.

Paul?

Listen, i've thought about what you said

And i reckon we should go for it.

- Really? - Yeah.

Fantastic.

- Lexie: ready? - Paul: will this take long?

There'll be a couple of photos,

Then the bus goes on its way and so do we.

And it'll give you a chance to look over this.

Oh, thanks. What is it?

It's my marketing plan

For the outdoor activities scheme

And a list of companies that might be interested within a 100-Mile radius.

What?

It's not really the direction we're headed in.

I don't understand.

It's going to be more for young people 16 and upwards.

City children who might not get a holiday otherwise.

- When was this decided? - Archie: only just.

Without consulting me?

I just don't see this going down very well in the village.

And i don't know why you're getting so involved.

You're supposed to be doing less work, not more.

- I have to take an interest. It's my duty— - "... As a laird.

We'll talk about this later.

Where's the keys? I'll drive.

- Unless you want me to. - No need.

- Can i help you? - Oh, yes, hello.

This driveway does lead to glenbogle house?

Keep going, you can't miss it.

Right. Thanks.

You're welcome.

The dating agency suggested that i ring you.

What about tonight then?

You can? Oh, that's great.

7:30?

"the ghillie's rest"? Great.

See you there then. Bye bye.

Loving it, isn't he?

He does like his moment of glory.

You're the one who got this off the ground,

- You should be taking credit for it. - It doesn't matter.

There you go, billy, you drive carefully now.

This is great, lexie. I feel we can keep the same basic strategy.

We have to target colleges, youth groups, maybe even social services.

What's that for?

The outdoor pursuit center. We've had a bit of a rethink.

- How do you mean? - It's gonna be for teenagers.

That's great. There's so little for them to do around here.

Actually, we're not talking about the locals.

Why not?

They've got all this on their doorstep.

I want to bring kids here that have never even seen a mountain,

Let alone climbed one.

So, hayley...

Do you have any hobbies?

Yes, classical literature,

Needlepoint...

And bungee jumping.

Well, i don't think it will take long

To find someone who'll suit.

Well, actually,

I saw somebody on my way up here

- Who's probably a client of yours. - Oh.

Very tasty.

Riding a motorbike.

I think i might know who you mean.

Right. Well...

I'd be more than happy to give him a go.

I'm sure we can do better than that.

So, that's that sorted—

Me and you, double date.

Actually, duncan, i'm going to have to give it a miss.

Eh?

But it's all been arranged.

Yeah, sorry, mate. I promised to take these lads for a drink.

I ought to get to know them if we're going to be working together, eh?

- This the team then? - It is. You won't find a better.

Know their way around?

Aye, should do. Big ron used to work on the estate.

Good.

Right. Listen up.

As you're probably aware, this site's been used for camping before

And it works best with tents pitched here.

So our first job is a shower block over there. Any questions?

Aye. These kids you're landing us with,

How do we know they're going to behave themselves?

I'm not with you.

Bring a bunch of tearaways here, it affects the whole village.

They will be supervised at all times.

And we're talking young offenders here?

Some, but they're just kids.

We'll take full responsibility for them.

I told you there was nothing to worry about, ron.

I just think we should be looking after our own young people first.

Some real good could come of this, ron.

For the folks selling burglar alarms, maybe.

Okay, ron. We understand what you're saying,

But we really need to make a start here.

Yeah, you're right. You heard what the man said.

Let's get going.

Ron.

No, it's just that tomorrow would have been easier for me, that's all.

But never mind it. Leave it as it is.

Tonight. 7.30. "the ghillie's rest."

Okay then. Bye, bye.

Hello, hi, yeah, it's duncan.

Listen, i was wondering,

Could we make it another time?

It's just that the ghillie's rest has flooded.

The "angus lodge hotel"? Yes, i know it.

8:00 it is, then.

What do you think?

You remembered to wash your neck. Well done.

No, the aftershave.

I've been saving it for a special occasion.

- I hope she's worth it. - Oh, she is.

It's a pity you can't come with.

- I told you... - I know, you wanted an early night.

Well, here it is.

Have a good time.

( chuckles ) you too, son.

Oh, i will.

- Quiet here tonight. - Aye.

Regulars have taken the new community bus for a run-Out.

They've gone over to the angus lodge in cairnlochan.

Have you lost something, duncan?

Hmm? No, i'm meeting someone.

So, you've signed up as well?

Eh?

For the agency.

Don't worry, i'll not say a word.

Have you seen her?

Yes— and no. ( chuckles )

I don't understand.

You will.

- Hermione? - Duncan?

Champagne cocktails please, bar steward.

We'll be sitting down.

So lord kilwillie's your uncle?

Obviously, i don't get my looks from his side of the family.

And you'll know mummy, of course.

- Dorothy? - That's her.

Invites me up and then pops off to a health farm.

- So, why are you here? - Had to.

Having my place decorated. The whole shooting match, top to bottom.

And then i get here and find out she's signed me up with this dating agency.

So this isn't really your sort of thing?

"i'll try anything once," as the rabbit said to the polar bear.

No, the truth is, duncan, i have the most terrible luck with men.

The last one, merchant banker, got transferred to japan

Just as we were getting to know each other.

The one before that suddenly found out he only had three weeks to live.

- That's terrible. - That was six months ago.

Apparently he's still clinging on.

You get us another two of these,

And i'll tell you some more about myself.

- Refills? - Best make mine an orange juice.

I'd say you're in there, son.

Dougal...

( whispers ) i need you to do me a big favor.

Perhaps i can make you something else.

Sorry?

To eat, if you don't like that.

No, this is fine.

You don't seem very keen.

It's just that i was... I was thinking.

About anything in particular?

About us, actually.

Oh dear. Sounds serious.

That's the question, isn't it?

Are we?

Are we what?

Serious.

Where's this come from?

You and some other man...

In the snooker room.

Billiards.

And the last time i was in paris—

Where is the nearest french restaurant, by the way?

Huh?

Find out. I'd like you to take me there.

Put it on your list.

Looks like someone needs an early night.

It's been a long day.

- What do you do? - I'm a ranger.

Oh, like the chap in the mask— how exciting.

No, i'm a ghillie. I work on a local estate.

Doing what?

Well, all the jobs nobody else wants to.

That'll have to change. Write it down.

Duncan? Excuse me, there's a call for you.

I never heard the phone.

It's... Got a very quiet ring, miss.

Won't be a sec.

Hello?

Just calm down.

I'll be round just as soon as i can.

Okay.

Yeah— cheerio.

That was my gran, she's locked herself out.

I'll have to go round and climb through the window.

Didn't you tell her you were busy?

Well, she's 93.

I mean, what can you do?

I'll...

You're not going to tell me what he was doing up here then?

It was nothing important.

Really?

I'm sorry you feel you can't trust me.

I just feel we're a little too old to be playing games.

If i didn't know you better, i'd think you were jealous.

- Don't be ridiculous. - Why are you sulking?

- I'm not. - Good.

Because i've got other things i could be doing.

Actually, so have i.

I'll see you tomorrow...

Maybe.

"no lasses in glenbogle"? Right, i'll show you.

Duncan? Hi, i'm helen.

I was about to give up. I thought you weren't coming.

Sorry.

You've made it now. That's all that matters.

Do you want to go through to the bar?

Why don't we go straight up to the room?

What's the matter?

I thought for a minute

You said about going straight up to the room.

I did. Why do you think i suggested we meet here?

Come on duncan,

We're both grown-Ups.

Have you done this before?

When my husband's on nights.

I think i'd still like the drink first.

We'll have one sent up.

How about a good red?

A good red what?

Wine. It always puts me in the mood.

It always gives me indigestion.

- ( car engine rolls ) - I don't believe it.

No, it does. I'm up all night.

I don't mean that. That's my old man.

Why don't we...

Do this another time?

Evening.

'ello, 'ello, 'ello.

You've got to have a sense of humor in this job, sir, you know?

Well, fancy seeing you here.

Just wanted a drink.

So, who is he this time?

I was in there by myself.

Let's have a look then, shall we?

And if there is someone...

Let's just say...

His car tax better be up to date.

Duncan.

You really did come back.

What is it? What's the matter?

- Alibi. - Alibi?

I'll— uh, buy you a drink.

No, i'm going to get you one.

So, how's your grandma?

Eh?

Did you get her into the house all right?

Oh, got you— oh yeah. Snug as a bug in a rug.

And here you are again. ( giggles )

You didn't think i'd leave you here on your own, did you?

Wouldn't be the first time.

( sighs ) hermione...

If i could say that i'd spent the evening here with you,

You don't know how happy that would make me.

Oh, duncan, that is so sweet.

What happened?

No idea. I just noticed it was smashed this morning.

How did you hurt your hand?

Cut it on the glass.

There you go, good as new.

Now you better go and put something on that.

I think it's the best night i've ever had

Since they invented nights out.

And i've had some pretty wild ones.

I think i've got the message.

You had to be there, really.

I'm beginning to feel like i was.

Anyway, i'm sure you've heard enough.

At last, the penny drops.

And i've got to be off.

- Golly. - Callum.

Don't often see you over this way.

Ah, well, when the chips are unwrapped, the salt comes out of the pantry.

- Is the laird about? - He's in the house.

Your estate landrover was involved

In a bit of a collision up at the angus lodge hotel.

- Archie: was anyone hurt? - Oh, no.

But the community minibus is in a bit of a mess.

It's not even a day old. What was it doing there?

I think some of the pub regulars fancied a change of scenery.

They what?

Ahem— do you know who was driving your landrover?

No, we were here all last night.

It wasn't me.

Oh— mother. I'm so sorry, she's just passed her test.

No, no, hold on, molly was with andrew last night.

I suppose that leaves two people.

Right. Thanks for your help.

Sorry, who might they be?

There's duncan, but it's his day off— and paul.

Oh, that mysterious brother of yours.

So, where is he?

At this precise moment, i couldn't tell you,

- But i can find out for you. - I'd be obliged.

Now, i'm afraid i have to be on my way.

The fight against crime won't win itself, eh?

I'm not sure about that,

But i do know that it's my turn to buy the pork pies.

- Archie: it must have been duncan. - Golly: i don't think so.

He was in "the ghillie's rest" all night.

- Are you sure? - Oh yes, i heard all about it— every last detail.

- Lexie: paul, then? - No, he'd have said something.

I did see him fixing the indicator on the landrover

- And he had a cut on his hand. - We should just ask him.

Ahem— you don't have

Any pork pies at all, do you?

Don't think so.

No, not my type.

Too young.

Too far away.

No rush, take your time.

Can i offer you a coffee while you're looking?

That would be nice.

You're a very special person, molly.

I really appreciate what you're doing for me.

Ahem...

Not interrupting anything, am i?

No, of course not. Excuse me a minute.

Back again, is he?

He, er... Just wanted to look at some pictures.

I know exactly what he wanted to look at.

For heaven's sake, you don't think that he and i are...?

"you're a very special person, molly." what am i supposed to think?

- One lump or two? - None for me, thank you.

I can't talk, not now.

Not to me, anyway.

Yeah, i was at the angus lodge last night.

- But not in the landrover. I walked. - All that way?

- It must be about eight miles. - Not across country.

Why can't you just accept responsibility?

I was trying to be responsible by not drinking and driving.

Come on, we can sort this out.

( snaps ) i didn't do it.

Look, i'm sorry.

It's just that it's taken me months of hard work

To get the money together for this bus.

You know, it was gonna be a real lifeline for the village.

I'm sorry, but to be honest, it's not my problem.

If you'll excuse me, i've got work to do.

Okay then, thanks again. I'll try someplace else.

- Well, good morning. - Hiya.

- I thought it was you. - Yeah, it's me.

I was trying to get an indicator lens

But they sold the last one this morning,

So it looks like it's not my lucky day.

It must be mine. I come to have my car valeted,

And there you are, just the man i wanted to see.

Why, what's the matter?

I thought you might be able to tell me.

I called the dating agency this morning,

To thank them for last night, and guess what?

They've got no record of me ever joining. ( giggles )

- I don't understand. - Neither did i, and then i realized...

My application form must have been mislaid. Either that, or...

No, actually, i can explain that.

Not here. In fact...

Why don't you come back to kilwillie castle and tell me all about it?

Go on, in you get.

Calm down, ron. We can't do anything

Until we find who was driving the landrover.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Haven't we met before? - Yesterday.

It was at glenbogle house, on the driveway.

- Of course. You found it all right? - Yes i did, thanks.

Actually...

I asked mrs. Macdonald about you.

I was sort of hoping that she might introduce us.

And what did she say?

Um— that i could do better.

Oh...

Is that right?

Do you like bikes?

I love them.

How about i take you for a spin?

Oh, well, the thing is i'm actually just on my way to meet somebody.

That's a shame.

I don't suppose... It could wait?

Do you know what? I think it probably can.

Good.

All right.

Where's the rest of the lads?

I don't know. Should have been here a while ago.

- I thought you said that they were a good crew. - Yes, they are.

So they just turn up when they feel like it?

I'm sure that there is a very good reason.

- Milady. - Thank you, badger.

Now, if there's anything you want, just say.

Well, if you insist...

A little extra cream in mine please, bodger.

And some more of these, when you're ready.

Certainly, sir.

And sorry, we have no mugs,

I trust the best bone china will be acceptable?

Oh—

Two sugars, isn't it, if i remember correctly?

- You've been here before? - Indeed he has, milady.

I believe the last time

Was to help clear a drainage ditch.

I don't know about you, hermione,

But i've always been a great believer

In servants only speaking when they're spoken to.

Oh, i'd have to agree.

Good. So, bodger, biscuits.

- That'll be all for now. - Yes, milady.

Careful, don't burn yourself.

Anyone would think you were in a hurry to get away.

- You're not, are you? - No.

Because i've been thinking.

If we were to spend some real time together—

What? Now?

But it's my day off.

Suits us both, then.

And didn't you say something about an alibi?

Because i'd hate to be the one who dropped you in it.

Two sugars, wasn't it?

- These are for you, archie. - Thank you.

If you're working for the post office, should you not have a little van?

Not to mention a wee uniform?

It's not funny. I had to go down to the village for these.

Apparently there's a boycott on and nothing is going to be delivered

- Until the minibus is back on the road. - You're joking.

And there's a protest about the new outdoor pursuit center

And the people it's going to attract. They're up in arms, archie.

- This is just ridiculous. - So that's why we've got no workforce.

Well, they can't dictate to us who we invite onto the estate.

- And what about the bus? - What about it?

I've already told you, it wasn't me.

You want me to take the blame for something i haven't done.

The most important thing is getting that bus on the road.

- We need to get it fixed first. - Why don't they claim it on the insurance?

It makes it difficult if we don't know who was driving the landrover.

It's hardly worth falling out with the village over.

A rift with the locals is the last thing we need.

- Getting your checkbook out is the answer? - The only answer we've got.

- You'd be letting yourself be blackmailed. - Yeah, you're right.

There's only one way to sort this out and that is face to face.

So, how are you liking it up here?

It's a bit quiet for me.

Maybe you're not listening hard enough.

What do you mean?

- Hear it? - ( twittering )

Yes, i've never noticed before.

A lot of people don't.

I wonder why not.

Maybe they don't think it's important.

And you do?

Yes.

I don't think we should allow things to get out of hand.

I agree, so let's start

With how you're going to get our bus on the road.

Come on, ron.

This means as much to me as anybody.

I've no argument with you, lass.

It's the laird here that's out of touch with the people.

- Ron, the fact is that... - You want facts?

Try these.

The old folks are still having to struggle to the shops.

The under-16s shinty team will have to disband again

If they can't get to away matches.

The trip to the coast for the playgroup has already been canceled.

Okay, i hear what you're saying.

But are you going to take any action?

I think we should hire a replacement for the time being.

At last, he admits responsibility.

- I thought we might split the cost. - Did you now?

We've already done a lot to get this bus for the village.

You've no idea, have you,

About living in the real world— just like your father.

So that's what this is all about?

You've still got a grudge for being sacked by my father?

Beats me why we need a laird anyway.

Look, why don't we just go down to the village

And we can put archie's plan to them?

Okay. But you'd best leave it to me.

He's not so popular at the moment.

So you take the credit. All hail the conquering hero.

Whose idea was it to go to the angus lodge anyway?

What's that got to do with anything?

Oh, yeah, that's right, it was yours.

I heard you talking about it in the bar. You even drove.

Had one too many, did you? Is that what you're trying to cover up?

- You'd better tell him to mind what he's saying. - Is that a threat, ron?

If you think we're paying anything for your mistakes,

You can think again.

You'll regret this, both of you.

Stop it. You're all behaving like schoolboys.

I've tried being reasonable, but no more. You're getting nothing,

Until we find out what really happened.

Where is he? Hiding under the table?

He left, just after you did.

Anyway, it seems i'm not the only one making new friends these days.

Unless you're running a motorcycle taxi service now.

You mean hayley, i suppose.

She was the one i saw you with. Are there others?

She said you were going to introduce us.

That was a misunderstanding.

I have to say i'm pretty confused myself.

I mean, are we— you know, are we together, or are we free agents?

Andrew, you're the one with the busy social life.

Because i don't know where i stand.

There is nothing between dougal and myself.

Fine. So why does he keep coming up here?

Molly, if we can't be honest with each other, we can't be anything.

I've started a dating agency.

If they're not gonna serve us in the village, we can order

Most of what we want from outside the area.

I wouldn't bother if i was you. Half the signs have disappeared.

Anyone who doesn't know the place will never find the way up here.

That's criminal damage.

I don't think reporting it will get you very far.

We're not gonna be intimidated, golly.

Fine, as long as you know this is probably just the beginning.

- Why didn't you tell me? - I wanted something for myself.

I might have been able to help.

Maybe. But i've got to start doing things on my own.

40 years i played second fiddle to my husband,

But i'm not just "mrs. Macdonald" or "mrs." anybody.

I'm a person in my own right.

- I respect that. - Really?

You can have all the space you need,

Just as long as we don't try to deceive each other.

Not telling the truth has cost me too many relationships.

I just don't want that to happen to us.

Honesty, then.

Honesty.

Now the question is,

What do we do about hayley?

And dougal?

I'm afraid we have to sit them down and face the music.

Tricky thing, this honesty business, isn't it?

Can't get much done by yourself, surely.

You're welcome to give me a hand, if you like.

Okay.

As long as you do something for me.

I think i can guess what's coming.

I don't care whether you were driving the landrover or not.

I just want to get this mess cleared up.

People around here have long memories.

Treat them fair, like archie always has,

And they'll do anything for you in return.

But if you make this hard, paul...

You're gonna cause an awful lot of trouble.

Lexie, this is a matter of principle.

It isn't about the bus,

Or my standing in the village,

Or your outdoor pursuit center.

It's about how you act...

And how that affects archie's position.

So, just think about what he's risking

By taking your side.

It could be like this every day, you know,

If you and i were together.

Anyway, you were telling me about your last girlfriend.

( wheezing ) i'd rather not talk about it.

Oh, i'm sorry.

What about you?

Why aren't you with anyone?

I think we both know the answer to that.

I'm a bossy old bag

Who wants everything her own way.

I'll always be on my own.

Don't say that.

It's the truth.

It's not.

There's a lot of good in you, in everyone—

It's like the birdsong thing,

It's there, even if you don't realize it.

Are you busy, lass?

Nothing that can't wait, why?

As the old expression goes, "what the eye doesn't see..."

And if the village needs a community vehicle...

My thoughts exactly.

Ahem—

Tsk, tsk, tsk...

And those cushions just plumped up this morning.

Badger, this had better be important.

Just heard about the macdonalds causing quite a scandal.

Only i thought you might like to know—

Why, what's happened?

The new minibus has been wrecked

And they're saying it's that new laddie that did it.

- What, paul? - That's him.

Of course, he won't admit it,

But it's causing a whole heap of trouble.

- I've gotta go. - Duncan?

No, sorry, this can't wait.

Knock next time.

What would you two boys be wanting?

A couple of beers, if that's all right with you.

You're not welcome in here.

- Dougal? - It's better you go.

Don't want any trouble, do we?

Come on, archie.

And by the way, thank your wife

For getting my father to the doctor's.

Did you not know?

She's been ferrying half the village around.

Not out running the "glenbogle shuttle" then?

I'm not going to apologize.

Lex, your intentions were good, but how do you think it made us look?

- It was a gesture of goodwill. - We have to be united over this.

It's no good being united unless we come up with a practical solution,

Which is what i am trying to do.

It was me!

- What was? - The minibus.

What?

And you're telling me now?

I'd have told you sooner but i just found out what's been happening.

Are you angry?

Actually, this is a face-Saver for all of us.

Come on.

- Duncan: where are we going? - Down to the village.

Looks like they saved you a journey.

- There was no need for this. - Ron: ready to admit defeat?

It wasn't paul, it was duncan who caused the accident.

- And you expect us to believe that? - It's true.

They've forced him to confess.

Don't be ridiculous.

- What is wrong with you? - I just want to see fair play.

No, you're just trying to stir things up— after i defended you.

We were wrong about the bus, why can't you just admit that?

Okay. But what about these hooligans you're inflicting on us?

That hasn't changed.

No, but— have you maybe thought that you're wrong about them as well?

You know, they're just kids, they deserve a chance...

So let's not judge them so quickly, eh?

I think we both owe someone an apology. Where is paul?

This is your new community vehicle while the minibus is off the road.

I know it doesn't look much, but it'll do the job—

As long as you don't go over 45.

And hopefully it won't be for too long, eh?

Yeah, and i'll get some estimates for the repairs

First thing in the morning.

Listen, i'd no idea the trouble i caused.

It's not as if i hit it that hard.

Have you seen the state that it's in?

Yeah, well...

It must have been parked with the handbrake off.

And we all know who was driving it, don't we?

Yeah, we certainly do.

Listen up, everybody.

I know our plans for the outdoor activity scheme

Have caused some concerns.

So, at ron's suggestion,

We're gonna give first crack to the local kids

As soon as it's completed.

Truce?

Good. Well, maybe you can give me a hand

- With this sh— - Shovel?

Aye.

- Thanks. - What for?

Standing by me.

I wanted to apologize for not believing you.

I may have been in the right,

But i didn't exactly go the right way about it, did i?

No, but you got there in the end.

Stubbornness is a family trait.

Hermione?

Now i know what you were really up to last night.

- Duncan: sorry. - Hermione: don't be.

I thought you'd gone off with another woman.

Ah, well, you know...

Keeping my nose clean from now on,

And doing plenty of overtime.

The accident was my fault. I'll pay.

No you won't.

Hi, i'm hermione trumpinton-Bonnet, duncan's girlfriend.

I'll settle the bill.

Which means we'll have much more time to spend together.

In fact, isn't this still your day off?

Go on.

Take those dirty, filthy shoes off.

You're not wearing them in my car. Listen to me when i'm talking to you.

Bye, dunc.

You can see who wears the trousers in that relationship.