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Wake up in the morning We rise
When the early bird calling, yeah We rise
When we get up in our feelings Do what the phoenix do
So of course We rise
When we got to get to class We rise
When we stuck under the ash We rise
All my friends gonna see this through
Cos we just do what the phoenix do
We rise.
BILLY: We're gonna take over the world one day.
You know that, don't you?
DARCY: Ready to kick some Brooklands butt or what?
CALEB: Billy Hopkins reporting for duty, sir!
VOICE ECHOES
Feels so weird coming in here.
Let's just get Bill's stuff packed up so Summer never has to see it.
Still can't believe he's gone.
"Gone" makes it sound like he's popped to the shop, Dais.
He's dead.
What?
Why are you being like this?
You don't get anywhere by dwelling on things, do you?
What's done is done.
He was your best mate, Darcy.
Yeah, MY best mate,
so you don't get the right to tell me how I should be feeling.
Besides, you hardly knew him.
What are you talking about?
I'm not being funny.
I don't think Bill ever really got you.
That's just cruel.
Look, I'm just being honest.
Tell me one deep and meaningful you and Bill ever had.
I rest my case.
HE GRUNTS FRUSTRATEDLY
Bad day?
Sorry. Sorry, I just...
HE GRUNTS
I get it. I like punching stuff too.
Well, don't look so surprised.
It's just you always seem so...
Together? Composed?
In control.
How do you deal with it? The anger, I mean.
Mostly....
MUFFLED AUDIO ..I just enjoy the silence.
Yeah, is that all the time, or just when Darcy's flexing?
Hold on, have you ever done that while I've been chatting?
Sorry, missed that.
AUDIO CLEARS
How... How does it feel?
The silence, I mean.
First it used to scare me,
but as I got older, I realised it was somewhere
I could retreat to when I needed to escape.
You know, somewhere I could control.
I remember when I was a kid I...
..I used to curl up with my mum on the sofa,
and sometimes all I could hear
was her heart beating.
HEARTBEAT
And that's the best sound in the world.
You ever thought about learning sign language?
I can't even speak properly.
It's just you're, like, really expressive with your hands.
Oh, that's because I've got all this pent-up energy.
So instead of trying to punch everything,
maybe use your hands for something more productive.
All right. OK.
Show me something I can sign to Summer.
Er, "I..." I.
"Love." Love.
"You." You.
Yeah. So I...love...you.
OK. And then something that won't get you beaten up.
So you go, "You're...hot."
All right, "You're...hot."
That's it, yeah, with the eyes.
OK, with the facial expression, everything.
All of it - you need the sass, Billy.
You're...hot!
Yes! Nice. OK, OK.
How did Darcy wind up with such a nice girl like you?
I ask myself the same thing every day.
You do like him, though?
We're not like you and Summer.
How'd you mean?
What you see is what you get with you, Billy.
You can't hide your feelings.
Well, that's what gets me into trouble.
Darcy puts on this front,
like he's always playing to the crowds.
That's just how he is.
I just wish he'd be honest with me.
About what? How he feels. Sometimes...
Like, sometimes I'm just...not sure he's into me.
DARCY: Are you ready?
Darcy in the house!
You losers talking about me?
I'm late for class.
Fancy a kickabout? No.
Got an exam this afternoon.
Have you been drinking geek juice?
Because this...I do not approve of.
Just get out of here, Darcy.
All right.
I'm sorry, I won't be a minute, Bill.
Has something happened?
Due on stage with Ruby.
I can feel my chest getting tighter.
It's all right, you're just having a panic attack, that's all.
Look, do this. Breathe in, deep, through your nose.
Out through your mouth.
Yeah?
I can't imagine you ever getting stage fright.
Like you'd ever get me on a stage.
How'd you learn to do that, then?
Well, it's all part of the coping strategies they taught us at the Pru.
It's kept me out of trouble a few times.
This is a bit weird.
How come?
It's never just me and you in here.
That's because Leila's usually glued to the beanbag.
What?
You're like the dad of the group.
Always giving advice.
You make me sound like Mr Stewart.
It's nice!
People feel safe around you.
Well, I don't always want to be the one bailing you lot out.
Sometimes I need advice too.
Come on, then, try me.
Nah, nah, I'm good.
I like to deal with things as they happen.
Don't sweat the small stuff.
I wish I could be more like you.
Well, my best advice is...
..just be ready.
Cos you never know what's around the corner.
I just did it again, didn't I?
HE CHUCKLES
Don't ever change, Billy.
Hiya.
DAISY: Hi.
I thought you might need a hand.
How are you doing?
Had a session with Becky yesterday.
Felt good talking about Billy.
How did we end up with so much junk in here?
Because you're like some kind of hoarder, mate.
Er, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Why else would Daisy be going out with you?
Hold on, is that my diary?
Leila!
What's she done now?
She's been reading my diary.
Er, you can't go accusing someone without evidence.
Jam, sugar.
It doesn't take a genius to figure it out.
MR KOTHARI: Leila! Leila Rivers!
Where are you?
This is not funny!
Who are you running away from now?
Kothari. Seriously, when is this guy gonna retire?
How old is he?
He's got a good few years left in him yet, I reckon.
He was talking about the 1980s
and some computer the size of Birmingham.
My nan wasn't even around in the 1980s.
I'm pretty sure she was.
Well, he's such a rubbish teacher.
Pass us that spanner.
Spanner?
Is this for in between your toes?
Just give it here, will you?
Er, is that Daisy's?
Leila, Leila, Leila.
What? You can't just go around reading people's private thoughts.
Well, if Daisy wants to keep her thoughts private,
then she should be more careful.
Daisy thinks she knows everything.
What's she written about you?
Rani's mum makes such good cakes.
My mum gives us tinned rice pudding and thinks she's on Bake Off.
PHONE RINGS
OVER PHONE: Leila, Leila, Leila! Ri? Slow down.
Leila, are you there?
OVER SPEAKER: Are you there? Why weren't you at the gates?
Cos you weren't there and I kind of panicked.
Babe, calm down.
What's wrong with her? I'm hiding from Mr Kothari.
I forgot I had detention tonight and I'm so not in the mood.
Oh, good.
What's so good about it?
I thought maybe you'd walked home with someone else.
Rihanna, listen to me. You're my day one,
me and you will ride or die.
Cos not all family's about blood.
Leila, you would sell your mum for six chicken nuggets.
I'll always be there for you and I'll always have your back.
So I just heard that George Harris
is going to be at the skate park tonight.
We should go.
Er, no, Ri, you're not going to no skate park.
I don't know what to wear.
We'll get ready at mine and you'll help me choose.
Look out, George Harris, eh?
You'll always be my number one.
BLOWS KISS
THUMPING
Leila, what is it now?
CALEB: Hello? Is that you, Bill?
HE LAUGHS
It's not funny!
What are you doing?
Er, just greasing my hands up, mate.
Was that your phone?
Get this off my head!
All right, all right, all right. Bend forward a bit.
Be gentle.
Argh! You nearly ripped my ear off.
How'd you end up with a bin on your head?
I thought I dropped my phone in it, didn't I?
So I put my head in to try and get it back,
next thing I know, Nathan's gone and pushed me in.
Do you know, do you know who you remind me of?
When you put a blanket over a dog's head.
You're lucky I even found this place.
I could've wandered onto a railway track.
Nah, you'll always find your way home.
It's not really home, is it?
How many schools have we been in since juniors?
Two? Three?
Till we both ended up in Earlsdon nick.
As my nan used to call it, "the special school for naughty boys."
I liked "the unit".
Made it sound like some exclusive club.
Yeah, it sorted you out, though, didn't it?
Nah, that's... That's down to this place.
Seriously!
Phoenix Rise is probably the best thing
that's ever happened to me.
Look at you! Mr Stewart's poster boy.
I... Honestly, it's more than that.
It's this place too.
You should come in here more.
Nah, it makes me feel claustrophobic.
What's with all this junk?
Are you all right, though, yeah?
Eh, good days, bad days.
You forget my head's wired differently to yours.
At least you've got Finn now.
He'll keep you on the straight and narrow.
Yeah, but he's only ever seen one side of me.
I'm like a jack-in-the-box, trying to keep a lid on everything.
Why would you do that?
Because the last thing I want is for him
to see one of my little freak-outs.
But you know what makes those things worse?
It's like shaking a fizzy drink - you know what's gonna happen.
All over the ceiling.
Just out of interest, when exactly did you turn into my mum?
SCOFFS Not you as well, bro.
But when we were kids, how did we used to talk to each other?
I'd punch you.
And I'd fart on your head.
Mm.
For old times' sake?
Well, you started it! No!
Not this again!
You ain't doing it! I am doing it. Stop farting on my head!
I am doing it. It's coming!
No! CALEB FARTS
HE GROANS
Let me help you. It's fine, I can manage.
Am I sensing some hostility?
It's nothing to do with Billy. He's been like this for months.
The problem with Darcy is he's a classic narcissist.
And that's your official diagnosis? Yeah.
Constant need for validation - check,
lack of empathy - check,
sense of entitlement - I rest my case.
You're supposed to be cheering me up, Khaled.
Right, let me check the cupboards.
HE SHRIEKS
What is it? A spider!
Almost as big as your head!
You're such a wuss.
Er, I'm a badass, actually.
Says who?
The only person round here worth listening to.
No!
How? How did you get that thousand-yard stare?
Practice. Show me.
K, I'm joking. It just, you know, comes naturally.
How long did you last that time?
13 seconds.
There you go, you're getting better!
Let's...let's go again. Try and shut your brain off,
all right? Think about nothing.
Is that what you do? Shh.
Try and go 15 seconds this time, yeah?
Start.
Oh, I don't believe it!
12 flipping seconds, come on.
HE LAUGHS
You might get out-stared by a kitten, but you got other skills.
Yeah, right.
You have.
No tech skills are gonna help me crush a bully or find a girlfriend.
Says who?
And I'm not just talking about tech.
Really? Bro, you're tough.
Me? The way you keep going.
You get picked on, you don't go into hiding or get home schooled,
you keep coming back.
It's resilient. I love that about you.
You have loyalty to your family and friends.
You're always there for the people you care about
and you hate letting people down.
I am quite loyal, to be fair.
Most of all...
..you're fearless, man.
Me? You're the brave one.
Billy Hopkins, the ultimate badass.
You took on Abel, of all people.
Yeah, and got myself excluded.
You outed Mr Stewart on an epic scale when you thought he screwed you over.
And then, because you always admit when you're wrong,
you started a protest to bring him back. My guy!
When you got kicked out of Phoenix Rise, what did you do?
You walked straight back in.
Maybe I am kind of a badass.
Remember you said the only time I spoke to you
in the PRU was to borrow a pen?
Yep. You never gave it back. And it was fine-point italic!
Yeah, this isn't that pen.
What are you doing?
I'm emotionally drained.
You're lazy.
Er, I have extremely low blood sugar, actually.
If I don't eat every four hours, I could end up in a coma.
What, and a doctor told you that? No, my mum, actually,
but she watches all the medical shows.
You're such a mummy's boy.
Why don't you like me?
Not this again.
You and Billy, you were always leaving me out of stuff.
It's all in your head, mate. I knew him longer.
What? Is it a competition now? I'm just saying, we got history.
Can we stop fighting and get this finished before Summer gets here?
Oi, what are you doing? That's Bill's.
Yeah, he'd want me to have it. It's going in the box.
How can anyone be sentimental about a Pot Noodle?
Shows how little you know.
HE SIGHS
Staring ain't going to make it boil any faster.
I'm so hungry.
You've just had three bits of chicken,
two fries and a cheeseburger. You ate half those fries.
Because those were mine.
Shall I do those and you do this?
Have you got a problem with my noodle technique?
You call that a technique?
Rock-hard noodles that could break your teeth
in a puddle of salt water?
Noodles aren't supposed to be one big, claggy mush.
You know literally nothing. Mm-hm.
Go away. No.
Get off me!
All right. All right, fine.
You do it, but make sure you leave mine
for at least five minutes, yeah?
So wrong.
Right, step away from the noodles and come and watch this.
What is it? You'll love it.
It's about some old boxer who's all washed up,
everyone thinks he's had it,
and he ends up having some life-changing fight.
I remember when I was a kid and I couldn't sleep,
my mum and dad used to play the theme tune
over and over until I dropped off.
My favourite part of the film is when he's...
..he's, er, training for the fight and he's got to run up these steps,
and there's thousands of them and...
Oi!
I can see why it would send you to sleep.
I'm going to skip to the steps bit, you'll see.
BEEPING Noodle time!
There's no way that's been five minutes.
How many times?
Three is the magic number.
SHE SLURPS
You sound like my neighbour's dog.
You know, you remind me of one of the main characters in this.
Is it Rocky's stunning but humble girlfriend?
No, it's Pauly, the old-timer who farts a lot.
You know what I think?
Oh, God.
Rocky is not a good movie. You haven't even seen it yet.
And not just because everyone knows women are better boxers.
OK, well, if you're ever in the ring, I'll be your cornerman.
BEEPING
NOW it's noodle time.
Enough chat about steps and boxing and noodles.
Shut up and kiss me.
How do you know his password?
This is Billy we're talking about.
It'll be the same one he uses for everything.
"Rihanna."
Oh, I need some sugar.
You could always lick my diary.
The dullest book in the world.
Hey!
Hey, Darcy, look, oi, there's a video of you here.
You don't want to watch that.
Yes, we do. Yo, show us, show us. Put it on, Khaled.
MIMICS DAVID ATTENBOROUGH: This is a very rare sight indeed,
ladies and gents.
I present to you the lesser-spotted Billy Hopkins,
planning his next attack, no doubt.
Don't be fooled by his fluffy exterior.
Here lies the deadliest predator in the entire jungle.
What are you doing, you fool?
DARCY LAUGHS
You'd better not be filming this. Why you so camera-shy?
Because I'm sick of you lot begging for likes 24/7.
There's a big world out there, bro,
it doesn't begin and end on your phone.
Tell me three things you like most
about your best wingman, Darcy Trent.
Three? I'd struggle to find one.
All right.
Rani, then. Look, I'm not doing this.
You've got nothing to say about any of your mates?
I've got plenty to say, just not on camera.
DARCY IMITATES CHICKEN
All right, fine, fine, if it'll shut you up.
Rani's cool, everyone's cool. Will that do ya?
If you told me a year ago I'd be spending my lunch
and breaks with a mouthy mate of my little sister's,
I'd have laughed in your face.
Rude.
Maybe I wouldn't have chosen any of them, I don't know.
How'd you mean?
Well, sometimes I feel like the choice was made for me.
That literally makes no sense.
What I'm saying is, maybe Summer was right.
There's a reason we all found each other.
Which is?
We was all looking for something.
A family. Oh... Oh, I'm welling up.
So, yeah, Leila drives me mad with her stupid schemes,
Rani never stops singing
and Khaled needs to stop whining and grow a pair,
and as for Daisy?
Ha-ha-ha! Your face. What?
I was going to say she was all right,
but you thought I was going to rinse her, didn't ya?
No. Anyway, you never spoke about Summer.
She knows how I feel.
I want to hear about you and Daisy.
Can you turn that off?
I'll wait for you outside.
Oh, now look who's getting camera-shy. Go on.
Daisy's the most incredible person I've ever met.
You know she's... she's kind,
she's funny, and she makes a mean Thai green curry.
I know I don't always say it, but...
..I think she's the best thing that's ever happened to me.
You know, she makes me want to be a better person.
Aww, is my boy catching feels?
I think it's a bit too late for that, mate.
You heard it here first - we got him!
We got him. Got ya.
You're an idiot.
Are we done here?
Sorry, Summer.
HE CLEARS HIS THROAT
Are you OK?
SUMMER: Maybe in another life.
BILLY: Well, why not this one?
Goodbye, Billy.
Sweetheart, it's OK to lose the plot when you lose someone you love.
RIHANNA: Billy loved this place.
Get off me!
Darcy! He worked so hard
to make this place feel like home.
Wake up in the morning We rise
When the early bird calling, yeah We rise
When we get up in our feelings Do what the phoenix do
So of course We rise
When we got to get to class We rise
When we stuck under the ash We rise
All my friends gonna see this through
Cos we just do what the phoenix do
We rise.
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