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[BIRDS SCREECHING]

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

MAN: Good to see you.

ROWAN: Ah! Bloody things.

Here, let me.

Cheer up.

Tonight is all about you.

I hate evenings like this.

All that backslapping.

People telling me how brilliant I am.

It's a lifetime achievement award, presented in a hotel

you designed yourself, in front of an audience of your peers.

Most architects would swap places with you in a heartbeat.

Stop scratching, darling.

You'll only make it worse.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

MAN: Thank you.

FRANCIS: Thank you.

MAN: Ah, Francis.

-Hello. -Lovely to see you.

How do I look?

You look lovely, darling.

Have you noticed how this terrace is perfectly positioned

to pick up the reflexion of the light in the river?

I must say...

I think we got it right.

You mean, you got it right, darling.

[PHONE RINGING]

Hmm.

-[PHONE BEEPS] -Hello?

Really?

Alright, I'll come down.

If he arrives, you will be nice to him.

Promise?

I promise.

I'll be nice to him.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

-VENETIA: These ones? -Yes.

-Thank you. -You're welcome.

WOMAN: [OVER LIFT SPEAKER] Ground floor.

-[LIFT BEEPS] -G oing up.

[WOMAN SHRIEKS IN THE DISTANCE]

The penthouse.

-[MAN COUGHS] -[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

What's happened?

Rowan?

Rowan? Rowan, where are you?

[SHRIEKING]

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]

[INDISTINCT SPEAKING OVER RADIO]

DI MAX: Give him a gentle reminder, please, Jess.

DC JESS: Can you keep him back? Please? Keep behind the tape.

DI MAX: Layla?

-Evening. -Hi.

Um... We have an IC1 Male.

Early indications are that he fell from the penthouse balcony.

Uh, do we know who he is?

The guest of honour for the evening,

Rowan Jameson, the architect.

We mustn't let anyone leave without them being interviewed.

MAN: I didn't do anything.

This is ridiculous.

I'm the victim of an assault.

-OFFICER: Put him in the car. -MAN: What? Why?

Who was that?

Victor Budimir. He was found outside Rowan Jameson's room.

See you later.

We were getting ready.

I went down to reception to collect some flowers.

But when I came back, Victor Budimir

was sitting in the corridor.

Is he somebody you know well?

Not really.

He and Rowan used to work together, but

it's complicated.

I can't believe I encouraged him to come to our room.

Take your time, Mrs Jameson.

I told Rowan to be nice to him. [SNIFFLES]

Victor was due to present Rowan's award.

You'd need to be strong to lift someone

-over these railings. -And quick.

Helped that Jameson was on his own.

Yeah. Yeah. But did the attacker know that?

Was it a coincidence that his wife

was out of the room, or was it timed?

You don't think he threw himself off, do you?

I mean performative suicide in front of his peers?

What, like Tosca?

Oh, um.

Well, she died throwing herself from the battlements.

I knew that.

Have you ever seen Tosca?

Er, it's an opera, isn't it?

-By Panini. -Puccini?

I knew that. Connor's taken Victor Budimir's statement.

He claims that he was assaulted

by a man who rushed out of the Jameson Suite

and elbowed him in the face.

Well, have we found anyone else who's seen the man?

Not yet.

He was wearing a baseball cap,

about six foot, I suppose, white, dark clothing.

Did you challenge him?

No, I didn't have time to react.

I was... It all happened so quickly.

I didn't even see his face.

You didn't run after him.

Have you ever been hit in the face? No.

No. I collapsed to the floor

and the, the lift doors opened and Venetia came out.

I didn't, I didn't know what to say.

Mr Budimir, I believe you and Rowan Jameson

had known each other a long time.

Yeah. Yeah. We, we studied together at Cambridge

In 2009,

you published this article accusing him of plagiarism.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, that's all ancient history.

We, we had our ups and downs,

we were business partners for a while, and, um,

then he decided he wanted to go it alone.

Well, only last year he reported you to the police

with allegations of harassments and threats.

That would suggest you have a motive.

[CHUCKLING] No, it wouldn't.

This is absurd.

We had professional disagreements.

So you didn't kill Rowan Jameson?

No, of course not.

He sustained multiple fractures in his arms

from where he would have tried to break his fall.

He also suffered a dislocation

of the neck and spine, and traumatic brain injury.

He'd have died almost as soon as he hit the ground.

How long would the fall have taken?

Less than three seconds, depending on body weight,

wind speed, resistance.

You did physics at school, didn't you, Max?

A while ago.

I found some fragments of skin under his fingernails.

Jameson had psoriasis, so it may simply just be his

from scratching himself, but it could also be

from his attacker, or a mixture of the two.

Well, he'd presumably have grabbed anything

to stop himself falling.

Exactly.

Unfortunately, treatments for psoriasis

tend to corrupt DNA, but we do what we can.

And, er Victor Budimir.

He was examined at the crime scene.

So some people will injure themselves

to make it look as if they've been attacked.

And he did have a bloody nose,

but we don't think that's the case here.

Less than three seconds.

Would that be long enough for your life to flash before you?

Depends what you've done with your life.

All right, Connor,

There's no CCTV at the Royal Chelsea at all.

-What? -Management-side privacy issues.

Maybe it's one of those hotels

where you can rent a room for a couple of hours.

Like a love hotel.

Stayed in one of those in Japan.

-What were you doing there? -I was on holiday.

No. What were you doing...

None of your business, Connor.

We're interviewing witnesses who were in the vicinity,

and I spoke to the hotel.

And here's the curious thing.

They said they always deliver flowers to people's rooms.

So it's possible someone wanted Venetia out of the way.

We should talk to her again.

Mrs Jameson, Victor Budimir said he was attacked by a man

in a baseball cap who came running out of your room.

Did you see this man?

No, I didn't.

Surely he's just making it up.

We wanted to discuss the phone call from reception.

The hotel manager said that they always

deliver flowers to guests rooms.

It was a busy night.

Well, it's possible that whoever called

simply wanted to make sure that you weren't in the room.

Did you recognise the voice?

No.

Any indication who the flowers were from?

No. It was just a printed card that said "Congratulations."

Did your husband have any enemies?

Mrs Jameson?

He wasn't the easiest man.

He liked people who shared his point of view.

I would sometimes say to him,

"Why do you have to be at war with everyone?"

Anything recently that comes to mind?

Well, obviously, there's the disagreement

over the Petrov extension at Saint Cuthbert's.

I assume you know about that.

Rowan was determined to oppose it.

And how did you feel about it?

Me,

I thought it was an amazing design.

Did you have many disagreements?

From time to time.

But you were happily married.

Perfectly.

Thank you.

Rowan Jameson was the chair

of the university planning committee...

Thank you, at Cambridge.

They're due to vote next week

on an application from St Cuthbert's College

to build a modern extension which we can see here.

If it ever gets built it would be apparently

the most environmentally innovative building in the UK.

Looks like a spaceship.

Well, the design has proved controversial.

The building is being funded by the Petrov Foundation.

Francis Petrov, originally from Belarus.

He's lived in the UK for decades.

He's got his name on art galleries,

hospitals, museums,

all in the name of the Petrov Foundation.

His Who's Who entry describes him as a philanthropist.

Well, according to Venetia Jameson

Rowan had decided to oppose the extension.

Which would hardly have pleased Francis Petrov.

Exactly.

Hold on a minute.

Petrov was at the awards ceremony too,

or at least his name's on the list.

What do we know about Petrov's environmental causes?

Apparently he wants to build

a new botanical greenhouse at Kew Gardens.

The Petrov Conservatory.

Must ask Roz about that.

-How is Roz? -Hmm.

She's in Snowdonia camping with her son.

Okay.

Nothing else to say on the subject?

I'll keep you informed.

Morning. Francis Petrov.

DI Arnold, this is DS Walsh.

You are here about Rowan Jameson of course.

I find it hard to believe

who on earth would want to do something like this.

That's what we're here to investigate.

Mmm.

Please.

Er, Rowan Jameson was chair

of the university planning committee,

which was about to make a decision on the extension

you were funding at Saint Cuthbert's College.

Mm-hmm, he was.

And from what we understand, he'd made it pretty clear

that he was opposed to it.

Ooh. Oh, I see what you're getting at. Hmm.

Throwing people from hotel

bedroom windows is the modus operandi

of certain elements of the former USSR.

I am from Belarus. Ergo,

I must be behind this.

Were you?

Come along, my dear chap.

I have lived in Chelsea for 30 years.

The late Queen was kind enough

to bestow an honorary knighthood upon me.

I am shortly due to be granted British citizenship.

Would I endanger all of that for a decision

which might have delayed my plans for a few months?

Wouldn't it have been a rejection rather than a delay?

What can I say?

Rowan was due to stand down

as chair of that committee at the end of the year.

Why was he opposed to the extension?

He was such a champion of modern architecture.

Oh, yes, he was a champion of modern architecture,

designed by Rowan Jameson.

You were on the guest list for last night's event.

That's right. I was there briefly.

I went with my driver, Daniil.

I went along to pay tribute to a great man.

Why did you leave before our colleagues

had a chance to speak to you?

Well, I had a another engagement.

Now you're just about to ask me if I saw what happened.

I didn't. Myself and Daniil had left before the drama began.

Erm, this is the famous extension.

Yes, it's rather wonderful, isn't it?

A little bold for some people's tastes,

but then Newton's mathematical bridge in Cambridge

was controversial in its time.

Not least, because Newton died 20 years before it was built.

Well, you know your history, DI Arnold.

A man after my own heart.

So the principal of Saint Cuthbert's College

is Charlotte Kendall.

And guess what? She studied architecture

at Cambridge with Rowan Jameson and Victor Budimir.

When they were students, they started a movement

called "Architects for the World."

They published a manifesto advocating

putting sustainability at the heart of design.

It sounds like they were well ahead of their time.

When Rowan was 25 years old,

he won the Chaloner Award for design.

The youngest ever recipient.

Charlotte Kendall is a champion of the Petrov extension.

Whereas Rowan Jameson, as we know,

was determined to stop it happening.

So did they fall out, too?

You know,

I think this calls for a day out in Cambridge.

Shall I drive?

Absolutely not.

MAX: I haven't been to Cambridge for ages.

LAYLA: Me neither.

MAX: What? Even though you have a family connection?

LAYLA: I know. I've been meaning to visit.

So, your cousin. Erm...

-Martha. -Martha.

Did she study here?

No, but she's lived here for ages.

She went to Trinity in Dublin.

Is that sort of like the Irish Oxbridge?

Martha would say Oxbridge is like the English Trinity.

Ooh, very good.

She's DI McGuire now.

Well, then she's done very well.

You saying I haven't?

No, of course not.

Are you going to see her while you're up here?

Well, let's see how we get on. We've got a case to solve.

Give her a call.

She might be helpful.

Careful what you wish for.

[CHUCKLES]

I'll call her.

I'm sorry.

Hello,

I'm June Goldman, Kendall's PA,

and I'm terribly sorry for the inconvenience,

but I'm afraid Mrs Kendall has been delayed

and won't be back until tomorrow morning.

Where is she?

She's in Scotland with her husband, Simon.

He usually flies them himself,

but the weather wasn't good enough for takeoff,

so they're taking the overnight train

and, well, should be here first thing tomorrow.

Can you let Mrs Kendall know that we need to speak to her?

Of course. Would 9:00 a.m. suit?

-Thank you. -Lovely.

I...

I must say, I was very sorry to hear

what happened to Rowan Jameson.

Such an awful thing.

Did you know him, Miss Coleman?

Oh, a long time ago.

Not well.

We'll see you in the morning.

Lovely.

You know,

I think one of us should get back to London.

Well, you go, I'll stay and talk to Charlotte Kendall.

Sure?

-Yeah. -Thanks, Layla.

[LAYLA CHUCKLES]

Hello.

Hi.

Look at you.

Oh, my goodness.

It's been so long.

No, we're just here on police business.

Yeah, thanks.

This is DI Max Arnold.

-Pleased to meet you. -You, too.

So are you here about the Rowan Jameson case?

Well, what a shocker that is.

How long are you here for?

Well, Max needs to get back, but I'm staying over.

-That's great. -Well, actually, can you

recommend me a cheap hotel?

You know what budgets are like these days?

Sorry. Don't be ridiculous.

If you're staying here, you're staying with me.

Are you sure?

Am I sure? Yeah, I'm sure.

Chrissie is away. She's fixing up some rich fella's garden.

I'll make us a meal.

And besides, when is the last time you saw Elise?

Must have been ages. How is she?

Yeah, she's...

She's quite the young lady now.

Although Rowan Jameson

was killed in Chelsea, DI McGuire...

No. Please call me Martha.

He lived in Cambridge, as you know.

Any information we can share might be helpful.

Oh, well, it's whatever you want.

I'm at your disposal, just the opportunity to work

with my little cousin here.

You know, it's a treat. Come on.

Er, these officers, these...

you know, these officers are investigating a murder.

Okay. Thank you.

You're a dream. Thank you.

[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]

Dressing. Fridge.

Wine.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

[CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUFFLED ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

Elise.

Hi. Look who it is.

Hi, Auntie Layla.

You don't have to call me that.

I didn't know you were in Cambridge.

Mum never tells me anything.

What about she's here on business, sweetheart.

Are you going to eat anything?

I'll sort myself out later. Don't worry.

So how is school, Elise?

I like it.

I've got exams coming up.

Have you got a lot of revision to do?

When I can hear myself think.

[VOLUME DECREASES]

I didn't know your mum was such a good cook.

She's good at making a mess.

Guess who cleans it up later?

No, no, don't be taken in by this "I'm a grown-up" act.

Elise is a sweet and loving girl

who likes nothing more than to curl up on the sofa

with her mother and watch Gilmore Girls.

Don't be embarrassing, Mum.

[SIGHS]

MARTHA: What's he like, then?

-Your DI? -Max?

He's, he's great.

I mean, he lives on a houseboat.

What?

Oh, my God,

do you remember those holidays we had

in the Shannon when we were kids?

I can still smell the loo.

Exactly. We never lived anywhere

without a fully functioning sewage system.

It's page one.

What can you tell me about Rowan Jameson?

I mean, was he a popular figure here?

I don't know. I never met him, but people always said

that the Jamesons were a bit superior.

What, including Venetia?

They call her the cat who got the cream,

but they always say that about the second wife.

I mean, who can say what first attracted her

to the multimillionaire,

internationally famous architect?

[CHUCKLES] Shall we finish the bottle?

Mm-hmm.

So, how's your love life?

Well, I was...

with this guy John for a while, but it fizzled out.

To be honest, I don't know how people manage to combine

long term relationships with this job.

Mmm. Well,

don't die wondering,

well, we both come from large families.

And look at us, I've got one, you've got none.

Elise is great.

Yeah, yeah. She's got those Welsh genes.

Bolshy.

Does she see much of her dad?

Mmm, not really, no.

I mean, she was so young when Dermott and me split up.

It's just me, her and Chrissie now, we make it work.

Oh, you gave me a shock.

[SIRENS WAILING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

So, Zoe, who called this in?

Have we sealed off the area?

Obviously, I don't want anyone leaving the college.

Okay, hey.

Okay, so what are we talking, strangulation or...

No, no, no, don't, don't, don't touch that.

Yeah, because we don't want anyone

contaminating the crime scene.

It's just, you know, basic forensics

and just put some gloves on.

-Max? -MARTHA: Yeah.

OFFICER: Sorry, ma'am.

-MARTHA: No problem. -Can you hear me?

-Time of death. Any ideas? -MAX: [ON PHONE] Layla.

-Is the body still warm? -Can you hear me?

The Kendalls' PA has been found dead.

June Goldman.

LAYLA: Yeah, that's right. June Goldman.

I know. Incredible.

So put that scarf in an evidence bag.

You do have an evidence bag.

You don't have an evidence bag. Okay.

Look, do you need me to come back up?

No. Martha's with me,

so we, no, no, stand back, please,

because this is a crime scene or...

Sorry. Did you discover the body?

-MAN: Yes. -Okay. My colleague here

is gonna take a written statement.

I'm also gonna need a list of anyone who had access

-to the principal's house. -MAX: Layla.

I'm gonna need to know about doors, window locks, alarms.

You know, anything that looks like it's been tampered with.

-Okay? -Yes. Yes, ma'am.

Okay. Good lad.

-Layla? -Max. I'll call you back.

Right.

My DS is on annual leave in Lanzarote,

and I've been left with a 12-year-old

who hasn't started shaving yet.

Madam, you can't go in there.

No. What's happening? No! Let me through! I live here.

I'm sorry, you can't come any closer.

This is a crime scene. You must stay back.

My name is DI McGuire from Cambridge Police. You are?

Charlotte Kendall.

Okay. Okay, right.

I will be with you in a minute, okay?

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

What's happening?

Mrs Kendall, I need you to stand back. Please.

Darling, we must let the police get on with their job.

[CRYING] I don't believe it. I don't believe it.

So how long had June Goldman worked for you, Mrs Kendall?

How can you remember, darling,

Er, she joined us when we moved

into the principal's house, so 10 years ago now.

And, er...

had she any family?

No, she never married.

There was a cousin in New Zealand, I believe.

Right. Is there anyone you know who might have wished her harm?

No. Everyone liked June.

And this must have been a burglary or something.

The college porter has access to the principal's house.

-Anyone else? -I don't think so.

You don't think so, or you're sure?

No one else has a set of keys,

apart from June herself, of course.

DS Walsh. She's from Chelsea, CID,

and she has some questions about the Rowan Jameson case.

Thanks.

I believe you knew Mr Jameson well, Mrs Kendall.

Rowan was a...

He was an old friend of mine, and I was so shocked

when we heard the news, and I just wanted to get home.

When did you last see him?

Well, it was a while ago,

we'd had a difference of opinion

about the new building that we were planning for.

Saint Cuthbert's.

I understand that you've been very supportive of the scheme.

Well, the Petrov Foundation made a very generous bequest,

and it's my job to put the interests of the college first.

And you have no insight into who might have

wanted Mr Jameson dead?

No. None at all.

I mean,

it's too horrible to imagine.

So will that be all for now, please?

I think my wife needs some time to absorb this dreadful news.

Of course, we, we understand.

The scene-of-crime officers

will be a while longer conducting forensic tests.

They will need to take DNA samples

and fingerprints from you.

And I'm afraid you won't be allowed back in the study.

Yes, we understand. That's fine.

We'll do our best to resolve this as soon as we can.

Thank you very much for your time.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

These are the students I was telling you about,

the architects for the World.

They look so young.

There's Rowan, Victor Budimir and Charlotte Kendall.

Who's the fourth one?

That's Rowan's first wife, India Vanstone.

I never knew India was married to Rowan Jameson.

I know her. She's the chair of the conservation society.

Wait, was she at the Royal Chelsea event?

Er...

Her name's not on the list.

Right. We need to talk to her.

You want me to set that up?

No, I'll, I'll contact her myself.

Hold on. Incoming.

Layla.

Layla.

LAYLA: DI McGuire, meet DC Jess Lombard

and DC Connor Pollock.

Hi. How are you all doing?

Well, as I think you all know, June Goldman was found

strangled earlier this morning.

Any obvious suspects?

Well, no, not at this stage.

I mean, the SOCO team are still examining the crime scene.

But DI Arnold, I know this is irregular,

but my DS is on annual leave.

Is there any chance I could hold on to DS Walsh

just for a day or two?

Yeah. Are you okay with that, Layla?

Well, it could be helpful to stay here

to see what more I can find out about the Jameson case.

And she was the only other

senior officer at the crime scene.

So. But you know, it's your decision.

No. Sure. Fine.

Oh, okay. Well, many thanks.

MAX: Did Charlotte Kendall shed any light on the Jameson case?

She acknowledged that they were on different sides

in relation to the Petrov extension.

But they were old friends and go back years.

It's all been overshadowed by June Goldman's death.

Sorry. Excuse me.

Could you interview her again?

What? No. I was going to say, is it po...

Yeah, yeah, we can do that.

Yeah, we'll see you in five minutes.

I'm sorry. We need to go. Will we...

We'll talk again later and compare notes.

Yeah, great to meet you.

Come on.

[SIGHS]

-[STUDENTS CHANTING] -No blood money.

No blood money.

So this is the site of the new extension.

Yeah, that's the plan. Apparently, this building

is of insufficient architectural distinction to be left as it is.

STUDENTS: No blood money.

It's a busy spot for a discreet meeting.

Yeah.

Leave that to me.

No blood money.

Hi. Hiya. Yeah. I'm Detective Inspector Martha McGuire

from Cambridge Police.

We're here to take your names for our records.

Just to warn you, we do share the information

with university authorities.

Just wondering, shouldn't you be

in lectures, you know, continuing your education?

-Thank you. Thanks a million. -Thanks.

Hello there. Thank you for meeting me.

No problem.

Dear old Saint Cuthbert's Hall.

It's a great shame what they're doing to it.

I used to perform there when I was with Cambridge Footlights.

Were you an actor?

As an undergraduate, yes.

Well, impressions really.

That sort of thing. You know?

What can we do for you, Mr Kendall?

There is something I would like to mention.

Perhaps we'd go somewhere a little quieter.

I run a charity, the McGowan Trust.

We help ex-servicemen who have trouble

adjusting to civilian life.

Sounds like admirable work.

Indeed.

Now there's a young man

who I'd been supporting for a while, Cole McIlroy,

and I suggested to June that she might want to give him

some manual work around the college.

He fought in Afghanistan.

And, well, he has a lot of problems.

When did he start working here?

About a month ago.

But things did not work out, and June had to let him go.

So if you wanted to talk to him,

er, he lives in a hostel in Homerton, Mowbray House.

He has a mobile phone, but he almost never

-switches it on. -Oh.

Why didn't you want to have

this conversation in front of your wife?

Well, Cole has had a couple of brushes with the law.

He would not have passed the usual background checks.

So was he a danger to the students?

No. No. Not at all.

No.

So you think he might have murdered June Goldman.

No, I'm not saying that.

He did not take it well when June let him go.

He's not a bad sort, really.

Look, I'm a great believer

in giving everyone a second chance, so...

I just thought you might want to talk to him.

That's all I'm saying.

Okay. Well, thank you, Mr Kendall.

You're welcome.

It was a starter marriage,

not something I'm proud of, a long time ago.

Did you and Rowan stay in touch?

No, I hadn't spoken to him in years.

Were you invited to this event at the Royal Chelsea Hotel?

[CHUCKLES] Good Lord, no, I wouldn't have gone anyway.

The great and good of the architectural world

gathered to celebrate Rowan's only true love, his career.

Which the Conservation Society has done its best to frustrate.

Well, it's true. We lobbied hard to stop

the Royal Chelsea being built.

The river is meant to be an amenity for the people,

if they can get anywhere near it these days.

Rowan would never have had time

for that sort of development in his 20s.

So what changed?

Oh, money, status, power,

the usual stuff.

Why would Rowan decide to oppose Petrov's extension in Cambridge?

Wasn't it supposed to be the most

sustainable building in Britain?

[LAUGHS] The only thing it's intended to sustain

is Francis Petrov's reputation.

[CHUCKLES] You're not his biggest fan.

I know his methods, Max.

Threats, intimidation, bribery.

He won't stop at anything.

We're working on an expose of him

with one of the Sunday papers.

His lawyers are all over us.

Look into his past, Max.

He's everything you might fear.

Believe me, I lock my doors securely at night.

You realise he's trying to redevelop the whole

of the Chelsea waterfront?

Then he's got a fight on his hands.

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

[SIGHS]

[ALARM BUZZES]

Ooh. Can you smell that?

Mm-hmm. We are gonna be high as kites.

Maybe we could score a little something ourselves.

[LAUGHS]

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

Who are you?

DI McGuire from Cambridge police.

Are you Cole McIlroy?

What do you want to know?

We need to ask you a few questions.

-Maybe later. -And no, no, no, no.

I can't later. I'm having tea with my cousin.

What do you think you're doing?

You can't come in here.

When did you last open a window, Mr McIlroy?

It's broken. You can't just barge in.

How long have you been staying here, Cole?

Nine months. On and off.

-Better than sleeping rough. -Mmm-hmm.

Tell us about June Goldman.

What do you want to know?

She gave me a gardening job at the college.

It was mostly just weeding, but I got fired.

Why?

I used to skin up on my break.

-She found me one day. -Mm-hmm.

So you were smoking weed while you did the weeds. Nice.

Yeah. Funny.

Well, June Goldman was found dead

yesterday morning in the college.

She'd been strangled.

-You're joking. -Where were you?

I was here.

I haven't been out in ages.

You have to sign in and out.

Look, you can't come here and accuse me like this.

I've got mental health problems.

Hmm.

Are you all right, Max?

What, me? Yeah.

You?

I'm fine.

It's odd to be just the three of us.

Forensic results from Ashley are in, Max.

Oh, go on.

There's no signs of Victor Budimir's DNA

anywhere on Rowan Jameson's body or clothes.

Wow.

He could have been working with an accomplice.

The man in the baseball cap.

Precisely.

I've been reading this draft of an article

that India Vanstone sent me.

It says that Petrov made his fortune

acquiring mining and quarrying rights.

In post-communist Belarus.

Dangerous places, quarries. Just saying.

Didn't Petrov say he left the hotel

before the murder took place?

Yeah.

That's not what the CCTV footage from outside the hotel suggests.

You can see his car setting off at 19:10,

after Rowan Jameson's death was called in.

So what we need to know, Cole,

is where were you between yesterday evening

and this morning at, say, nine o'clock?

-I was fast asleep. -On your own.

COLE: Yes.

That's a shame, isn't it?

Because it would help if there was someone here

to vouch for you, because otherwise

you could have snuck out and killed June Goldman.

I didn't do it.

Oh, that's, that's funny, Cole.

I've interviewed a lot of people over the years,

and that's a phrase we hear a lot, isn't it,

-DS Walsh? -Yep.

Yeah, it's like the chorus of a song.

You could set it to music.

Someone's got it in for me.

Yeah, that's another one.

Are you gonna go through all the greatest hits?

But it's true.

Talk to us about Simon Kendall.

-You mean the major? -That's right.

He got me the job at the college.

What do you want me to say? It's not his fault I messed up.

No, no.

It sounds like it was your fault.

So, listen, here is what we're gonna do, Cole.

We're gonna take some fingerprints

and a DNA sample, and then we're gonna see

if they match with anything at the crime scene.

And if they don't then that's good news for you.

How does that sound?

Do I have any choice?

Does he have any choice, DS Walsh?

I don't think he does.

Thanks for coming in Mr Petrov,

It's Sir Francis Petrov.

Apologies, Sir Francis.

If you have an honorary knighthood,

are you permitted to use the title "Sir"?

You are a stickler for detail, DI Arnold. I like that.

When we last met, you said you left the drinks reception

before Rowan Jameson's fall.

But the CCTV footage would suggest otherwise.

No, I left before the drama began.

Like I said before.

But it had nothing to do with me.

Obviously. I was a guest. Simple as that.

Even though you own the hotel.

The land was bought 10 years ago

by a UK company registered in Luxembourg.

This company is owned by PLX Assets,

whose headquarters are in Minsk, Belarus.

Although PLX's website offers no useful information,

we've managed to establish its beneficial owner is you.

You are very thorough with your research.

It's our job.

You commissioned Rowan Jameson to design the Royal Chelsea,

but not the extension at Saint Cuthbert's College.

-Why? -Do I need a reason?

Was Rowan unhappy that he was overlooked for the opportunity?

If he was still alive, you could ask him.

We don't need to. We've been looking at his emails.

He said that your decision was motivated by malice,

pure and simple, and that he felt sure

you would get what was coming to you.

Well, architects are notorious prima donnas.

Your replies to him are just as colourful

Yes.

Ambitious infrastructure projects

generally ruffle a few feathers.

You know there are still people out there who believe

that Britain should be forever preserved in aspic.

Like the chair of the Conservation Society?

Ah, yes, yes that woman, indeed.

Very good example. She cycles around Chelsea

with her nose in the air.

The world would be a better place without the likes of her.

Is that a threat?

No, DI Arnold, I was joking.

So where were you when Rowan Jameson was killed?

I was talking to people as one does.

What about your driver? What was he doing?

I have absolutely no idea.

Looking at his phone, chatting to his girlfriend,

I can see where this line of questioning is going.

I came here as a courtesy.

Now I have nothing to hide.

But because of who I am and where I am from,

you are throwing these absurd insinuations at me

without one shred of evidence.

Some people may call that racism, for which

the Greater London Police has a well-earned reputation.

If you wish to speak to me again,

then I shall insist upon my lawyer being present.

In the meantime, I have nothing more to say, good day.

Okay, so it should be up here on the right.

God, this place is like a rabbit warren.

Hang on a minute.

-Who's that? -That's Rowan Jameson's widow.

Hello, stranger. Yes.

LAYLA: Hi, Max. I've just seen Venetia Jameson

coming out of a law firm in Cambridge, Bogle and Brett.

Well, can you ask them what she was doing there?

Er, I'm just following up on a lead with Martha.

Okay. Okay.

Well, don't worry.

Well, leave it with us.

We'll call them.

Let me know what they say.

I'll talk to you later.

Hmm.

No, it's this way.

It's very tidy.

Not a speck of dust.

She didn't have a teenage daughter, that's for sure.

I thought you made all the mess and Elise tidied up.

Don't believe a word that girl says.

-Oh, this is interesting. -What?

Well, that's a young June, isn't it?

Yeah, but look who that is.

WOMAN: I told you not to do this.

MAN: I know!

WOMAN: Look, what happens to your charity is your business.

But as I've said all along, we keep a strict separation

from my work at the college.

MAN: Yes, I was simply trying to help somebody.

WOMAN: That's what you always say.

It's not as if Cole's been the first,

Simon, I mean, with everything else that's going on...

Sorry.

Are we interrupting something?

We can come back.

No, it's... no.

DI McGuire, DS Walsh.

Come in, please.

Can you sit down?

Welcome.

Erm...

Simon has told me that Cole McIlroy has been

working here at the college, and I want to assure you

that I knew nothing about this when we spoke yesterday.

I can confirm that that's true.

Had I known,

I would have mentioned the existence of these notes.

They were sent to the Porter's Lodge over the last week.

Erm, what did you take these to mean?

We're in the middle of exam season,

and it's not unusual for undergraduates

to feel aggrieved if they don't get the

grades that they're expecting.

But now we're wondering

whether they might have been sent by Cole.

Okay, well, leave them with us, and we will have them examined.

We wanted to ask you about this photo.

When my colleague and I, DI Arnold

met June Goldman, we asked her if she knew Rowan Jameson,

and she said only slightly and a long time ago.

But, well, this suggests they were close.

June worked for Rowan when he was married to India.

-She worked for him. -Mmm.

That's right.

Yes, it wasn't a secret in any way.

I'm surprised you didn't know.

Well, I'm sure she would have told us

if we'd had a chance to talk to her properly.

Yeah, but the thing is, you know, she's dead.

And so is Rowan.

DI McGuire.

Yeah.

Okay. Well, that's good to know.

Yeah, many thanks.

Okay, that was quick.

DNA results on the scarf that was used to strangle June.

I think we're getting somewhere.

So that was signed when?

If Petrov wanted Rowan Jameson

dead for whatever reason, he wouldn't have done it himself.

What do we think about his driver, Daniil Adamovich?

He certainly looks capable of throwing people off balconies.

What about Venetia?

Maybe she was in cahoots with Victor Budimir.

Somebody else carried out the murder,

but they were both involved.

Thank you.

You've been most helpful.

That was the law firm that Venetia went to see

in Cambridge, Bogle and Brett.

Don't tell me they cited lawyer

client privilege and wouldn't say a word.

I threatened them with a warrant,

and they were surprisingly chatty.

I'll give Layla a call.

Police! Open up!

Cole, morning.

Cole. Cole.

Cole.

So we got the test results, Cole.

And would you believe it, your DNA is all over the scarf

that was found near June Goldman's body.

-I didn't do it. -There you go again, Cole.

You've got to get some new material.

Have you charged Victor Budimir?

He's been released, Mrs Jameson.

The forensic evidence doesn't link him to the crime.

Then who killed Rowan?

When we've got information we can share, we will do so.

Right now, I wanted to ask you about financial

arrangements with your husband.

I believe you signed a prenup before you got married.

That's not unusual.

I'm not suggesting it is.

You've asked me before if we were happily married.

It's almost as if you don't believe me.

Well, from what we understand, you've asked to see

a full schedule of Rowan's assets.

Rowan left strict instructions about what disclosures

would be made in the event of his death.

I mean, he had a meeting with his lawyers only a month ago.

And?

Would it be fair to say that you'll be better off

with Rowan dead than if your marriage had come to an end?

My husband died less than a week ago.

I can't believe you've just asked that question.

On the night he died, you said you received a call

from the hotel reception to collect some flowers.

But reception never made any such calls.

The flowers existed and you saw them.

And we have now established that they were paid for in cash

and sent from a flower shop here in Cambridge.

We'll need to review your phone and email records.

Fine. Go ahead.

I'm not some gold digger.

I trained as an architect myself.

I had a promising career, then I became Mrs Rowan Jameson.

After that, my main role was to attend industry events

and look decorative.

She was pretty defensive.

You think she's got something to hide?

Hard to say. Quizzing her about her prenup

was always likely to provoke a reaction.

How much longer are you going to stay?

It's up to you. There's no pressure.

Anyone would think you're not missing me.

Of course we are.

You're an indispensable member of this team.

Is that the sound of you paying me a compliment?

Well, I think you must have misheard.

Where are you?

Heading home.

Not for long.

Someone's trying to redevelop the whole site.

Hang on. I'll call you back.

Can I help you?

DI Arnold, I've heard that you're an accomplished pianist.

I thought you might appreciate

something that reflects the culture of my homeland.

No, thank you.

No.

We're not all former KGB spies, you know.

And yet you found out where I live.

I ought to inform you that a

a company that I have a controlling interest in

has applied for permission to build a hotel

here, subject to planning

permission from the Royal Borough of course.

Don't you think London has enough luxury hotels?

Mmm. Well, it's a point of view.

I've come here to apologise.

When we last met, I was tetchy for good reason.

I thought.

Of course, if you, if you continue to regard me

as a suspect in your inquiries,

then it might seem appropriate for you

to hand over the investigation to somebody who has no,

no obvious conflict of interest.

Is that because you're worried I might uncover the truth?

The truth holds no fear for me.

Goodbye, Mr Petrov.

So sorry about the book.

If I were to attempt to influence the decision

of a public official, then I can assure you

that I would do it with something

far more substantial than a book of sheet music.

Please,

enjoy.

[HORN HONKING]

Stop!

-Yes? -Morning, Max.

Petrov's driver has been brought in.

Apparently, his car ran India Vanstone

off the road on Wigstone Street.

-Is she injured? -Just bruised.

Petrov's here in an interview room.

-He was in the car. -He gets around.

He came to the boat yesterday.

Really? He's called in his solicitor.

Right, I'm on my way.

-Thank you so much. -Yeah, no problem.

DI Arnold.

We seem to be seeing

a surprising amount of each other lately.

I understand your driver just tried to run India

Vanstone off the road.

No, he did his best to avoid her.

She practically threw herself under the wheels.

We're waiting to interview him with an interpreter.

Well, let's see what he says.

I'm sure you're aware of the concept of joint enterprise.

Rowan Jameson, India Vanstone. People who oppose your plans

seem to take their life in their hands.

Why does this building in Cambridge matter so much to you?

It matters because I happen to believe

that education will make the world

a far more civilised place.

I also believe in innovation

and design and sustainability.

I'm lucky enough to be in a position

to commission buildings of architectural merit

that will be remembered by generations to come.

Detective Inspector.

Do you think you may have been wrong about me all along?

Good news, Max.

The upside of India Vanstone being knocked off her bike

is that we've now got DNA samples

-from Petrov and his driver. -Great.

If Ashley can isolate Rowan Jameson's DNA

from the skin fragments found under his fingernails,

we might be able to identify the man in the baseball cap.

There's something else, too.

When you first spoke to India, am I right in thinking she said

she hadn't been in touch with the Jameson's for years?

Yes.

Take a look at Venetia's emails.

Hey, she's back.

We thought you defected.

Good to see you.

What did I miss?

We'll get you up to speed.

Victor.

Do you take sugar?

No, no. Don't worry.

Are you just in Cambridge by chance?

No, I came to see you.

I wanted to thank you for trying to get me

and Rowan back together and,

and to say how sorry I was and what happened.

Thank you.

I know you encouraged the police to think it was me.

No, I honestly.

No, no, no. It's fine. It's fine.

But I am telling the truth. There was a man, and I saw him

run out of your room.

My word.

I remember that,

we had it all to look forward to then.

That was before my time.

I only ever admired Rowan.

Didn't agree with everything he did,

but when he ended our partnership, it was...

It was like a bereavement.

So how have you been, Victor?

Have you been busy?

Yeah, I mostly do kitchen extensions.

That sort of thing. I can't complain.

Do you know who killed Rowan?

-No... -I think I do.

Have you told the police?

No, they they wouldn't believe me.

Who are you talking about, Victor?

I can't say that.

I don't have any evidence.

But who?

I'd better go.

Hello?

I've just had a very odd visit from Victor Budimir.

He says he thinks he knows what happened to Rowan.

India? Are you there?

DI McGuire.

So this is the famous houseboat.

Very civilised.

Francis Petrov wants to turn it into a luxury hotel.

So listen, I hope I'm not disturbing you,

but I just, I wanted to thank you for, you know,

your help and the loan of Layla.

Glad it worked out.

She's a great girl, isn't she?

She'll be a top DI

when I'm digging my vegetable patch.

Well, do you have a vegetable patch?

No. The last one I saw had two dead bodies in it.

So do you think you've got the right man?

Well, all the evidence points in the direction

of Cole McIlroy, and my superintendent is

very keen to bring charges. So...

-You don't sound sure. -Yeah,

You're right, but I'm not sure why I'm not sure.

How are things at your end?

Well,

lots of pieces of the jigsaw on the table,

but we can't quite put them together.

Yeah, well, I know the feeling.

I mean, all that fuss about the extension

at Saint Cuthbert's and I don't know whether it's

a masterpiece or a monstrosity, but I find myself thinking,

is it really worth killing somebody for?

People murder for strange motives.

My dad always used to say,

"Focus on the Holy Trinity: sex, money, revenge."

Wise man.

He also used to say, "Go back to the scene of the crime."

DI Arnold for Chelsea C.I.D.

Good evening, sir.

Everything all right?

Interesting. I hadn't seen one like this before.

It could have been dropped on the night of the murder.

Yeah, but normally, a hearing aid

emits a sound when it falls out,

so either this type doesn't or it's damaged.

And the light you showed would only have come on later

when the battery was running low.

Where was it?

On the terrace near where the body landed.

Might it have belonged to Rowan Jameson?

But there's nothing in his records

to suggest he used a hearing aid.

I'll run the usual tests if I can connect this

to the skin samples taken from Rowan

Jameson's fingernails, we might be onto something.

A hearing aid.

Yeah. I mean, we might find

it has nothing to do with the crime at all.

Remind me what we know of the McGowan Trust.

It's a charity helping ex-servicemen

adjust to civilian life, run by Simon Kendall.

That's where he met Cole McIlroy.

Give me a minute. I've just had a thought.

Wouldn't you think Charlotte Kendall

would be happier to see Rowan Jameson

win the Chaloner Award?

It doesn't exactly look as if it's made her day.

Max, take a look at this.

I think you should call Martha.

On it.

Yeah, I can do that.

I'll, I'll call you back later.

Okay? Bye.

Interesting.

What?

No, nothing for you to worry about, Cole.

So,

you use this window to get in and out of the building, right?

-That's right. -And what size are your feet?

Seven.

Yeah, yeah.

That's what I thought.

That's what I thought, dainty, if you don't mind me saying so.

Because if you look at this section here

there's a footprint of someone with a much larger shoe size,

like maybe a 10 or an 11, and the impression is made

mainly with the front of the foot, which is what would happen

if you were, you know, getting in through the window.

So,

my question to you, Cole, is, why would somebody other

than yourself be getting into your room from the outside and

who might they be?

How are you, India?

I'm made of tough stuff, Max.

What are you able to tell me?

Will the ghastly Petrov end up in Belmarsh

stewing in his own shit?

We're reviewing the evidence.

We wanted to talk to you about June Goldman.

Were you aware that she was murdered

two days after Rowan Jameson?

I read about it.

We understand that when you were

married to Mr Jameson, Miss Goldman was your P.A.

Is that correct?

It was a long time ago, but yes.

And?

And what?

Rowan and I were happy at first, until June Goldman came along,

she wanted what I had, Rowan himself.

Look, I'm sorry she's dead, but I'm not gonna

lose any sleep over it.

But you must be curious about what happened.

No, no.

It's a chapter of my life that is closed.

The last time we met, you said you hadn't

spoken to Rowan for years.

I hadn't.

But you have been in touch with Venetia.

We found correspondence between the two of you

from less than a month ago.

Were you friends?

Not really.

She wanted to leave Rowan, so she came to me for help.

Rowan weaponised Bogle and Brett

against anyone who stood in his way.

The terms of my divorce provided for me after his death,

but I had to fight for it.

And she was in a weaker position because of the prenup.

Surely that was her business, not yours?

Well, we were looking out for each other.

So when Rowan's wife approached you,

you conspired together to ensure that in the event of his death,

you would both be financially secure.

And then, would you believe it?

He died.

And days later, a woman who broke up

your marriage died, too.

I always enjoy talking to the students,

so full of hopes and dreams.

Yeah, it's lovely to see.

I was like that myself once thinking

I was gonna change the world.

Turned out to be a bit harder than I thought.

Do you mind if we have a quick word?

Yes, of course.

-With Simon, too. -Yeah, please.

So I wanted to tell you that we are likely

to bring charges against Cole McIlroy

for the murder of June Goldman.

It's a terrible shock.

No blame attached.

But with hindsight, perhaps it wasn't a good idea

to ask June to employ

an ex-serviceman with Cole's history.

Yes. Lesson learned there.

I mean, as you said yourself, he never fully recovered

from what happened to him in Afghanistan.

And he wouldn't have passed basic employment checks.

Yes. I'm sorry. What did you say?

Hi. How did that go?

And you're sure?

Well, do you think he suspected?

Of course.

Well, that's great.

I'll tell Max. Thanks.

Looks like we were right.

Good.

Let's go.

And tell Ashley that we're on our way.

Much, slightly different than I expected, but

the good news is the DNA from the skin fragments match

with the DNA on the hearing aid.

So you gave me a few names to compare,

and I've run them through the available databases.

The first two are a negative.

Okay, so it's not Petrov or his driver.

Well, I didn't think it would be.

But one of them,

drum roll.

Ashley, it's not a game show.

It's a match.

We need to get to Cambridge.

Hi, I need access to the Principal's house.

Do they know we're here?

I hope not.

Okay.

Hello!

-Hello? -Police!

-Mr and Mrs Kendall. -Police.

Hello? Police.

Hello?

Anyone here?

Hello?

Hello?

Airport.

Yeah, take this left.

No, I believe it's a one way street.

I mean, we're the police, Max.

So, you know?

Are you away on your holidays, Major?

I served my country with distinction

and all I get is an army pension.

When Petrov approached Charlotte,

he said that the extension was going to be

the most expensive building Cambridge had ever seen.

When I retire from Saint Cuthbert's

we won't even have a house to live in.

Simon's always had very expensive taste.

Flying planes. I mean, honestly,

And then Petrov contacted the college with his grand vision.

But he knew it wouldn't go through without my support.

It was all going fine. Until that busybody June Goldman

stuck her nose into it.

We were on holiday and June found a letter from Petrov

outlining the agreement he was going to buy us a

retirement home in Portugal.

There was a lot of cash thrown in.

I imagine she and Rowan were spending one of their

afternoons, and she told him all about it.

Pillow talk.

Well, he went completely ballistic

and said it was bribery and that he was going to go public.

We pleaded with June to make him see sense,

but she was never able to stand up to him.

Everything that we'd ever done, everything we'd worked so hard

for, our reputations, would all have been ruined.

The irony of Rowan being on his moral high horse

when he won the Chaloner Prize all those years ago.

That wasn't his design.

It was mine.

I never exposed him,

though it ate me up for years.

He said that he was intending to use his acceptance speech

at the Royal Chelsea to denounce us.

And you had to stop him?

Indeed.

You staged that argument about Cole McIlroy

and the letters, which he had nothing to do with.

You wrote them yourself,

and Simon had already gotten Cole's DNA

on the scarf that he used to strangle June with.

While they were in bed together.

You knew about that, right?

Simon and I are different in many ways.

He's very military.

He likes the company of men.

You claimed you weren't able to fly

because the weather was bad in Scotland,

but that was a lie, wasn't it?

The weather was fine. We checked.

And you said you came back on the train.

But we checked that, too.

You had tickets, but never used them.

You were already in Chelsea.

Did you always intend to frame Victor Budimir?

No. No. I needed Venetia out of the way.

There was a phone in the corner of the foyer.

I disguised my voice.

I asked her to come down to reception.

I did not know that Victor was going to be there.

But lucky for you, he would take the blame.

Well, in the Army, it's what we call collateral damage.

And so Cole's reward for having sex with Simon

was to be framed for a murder he didn't commit.

It was Simon's idea.

It's always Simon's idea.

Do you know what a fall from that height can do to a body?

Well, I have seen far worse than that.

I was in Afghanistan.

You sustained injuries there which left you deaf in one ear.

We found this near the crime scene

bearing your DNA.

I've had friends blown to pieces by IDEs.

Each one of them was worth a dozen Rowan Jamesons.

And, and you where, where were you in all of this?

Were you the victim?

No.

No, I'm not saying that.

I just wanted

a comfortable retirement

and it all got out of hand.

Simon Kendall,

I'm arresting you for the murders of Rowan James Kendall.

I am arresting you for conspiracy

to murder June Goldman and Rowan Jameson.

You do not have to say anything,

say anything, but it may harm your defence

if you do not mention when questioned

something which you later rely on in court.

Anything you do say may be given in evidence.

Connor, Jess, this is my cousin Martha McGuire.

Nice to meet you.

DI McGuire.

Met you on Zoom. How you doing?

So what's the plan?

Well, I'm heading back to Cambridge

to break the news to Venetia Jameson.

And also, have you seen the weather forecast?

Yeah, Storm Kevin.

Yeah, and of course, I have

a bolshy teenage daughter I need to keep an eye on.

Listen to this.

An investigation is being launched

into controversial businessman

Francis Petrov, following allegations

of bribery and corruption.

That's the end of the extension, then.

Well, you know, who cares?

You know, these fancy new buildings,

it's all just one-upmanship between the colleges.

It's like football stadiums.

You know, Arsenal built Emirates,

and then Tottenham Hotspur

feel they've got to go one better,

but doesn't mean they're a better team.

Spurs are a better team.

They're just going through a difficult time.

Me and Layla, we are Arsenal fans.

Supported Chelsea.

Max, I'm an Arsenal women's fan.

They're brilliant.

I didn't mean to start a family argument.

So I wanted to tell you that Charlotte and Simon Kendall

are being charged with the murders

of Rowan Jameson and June Goldman.

They planned the whole thing.

Yep. That's how it looks.

It's unbelievable.

I could never have imagined.

They were our friends.

Or or at least I thought they were.

I suppose the one good thing

that's come out of all this is that

we've got to know each other.

And you're both beneficiaries of Rowan's will,

you know, that'll help a bit.

Mm.

-Hi. -Hi.

Come in.

The weather is wild.

Mmm, I know.

Roz

is still camping in Snowdonia.

Well, I hope they pegged their tent down properly.

Mmm. Glass of wine?

Well, I just popped in to say goodbye before I hit it off.

Do you think they'll let you fly in this?

Well, I hope so. I'm looking forward to it.

You know,

I was thinking.

Very good coffee in Peru.

Mmm. Misha, one of the best in the world.

That's the only reason I'm going, obviously.

Anything else you know about it?

Peru here, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca.

Paddington Bear.

They're not genuinely trying to evict you

and redevelop the site, are they?

Over my dead body. I'm not gonna let

some money-grabbing scheme turn my corner of Chelsea

into a five star hotel.

What are you gonna do about it?

Anchor yourself to the pier?

Well, I'll write strongly-worded letters to the council.

Yeah, well, that'll work.

Maybe they could build the hotel around you.

You could be a nice little centrepiece in the reception.

Good idea.

No. Flight postponed.

Stay at home and await further instructions.

Well, now you could have that glass of wine.

I suppose I could.

Whoa!

Thank you.

It was good to meet Martha.

Well, she's great, isn't she?

Cambridge is nice, too.

A lovely place.

Maybe a bit more relaxing than London.

And I don't think she gets on that well

with her current DS, so, you know,

change is good.

Don't even think about it.

Think about what?

You know what.

You're so easy to wind up.

Cheers.

Now about that coffee.

What's your baggage allowance?

I'm backpacking, Max.

I suppose I could bring you back some marmalade.

[MAX CHUCKLES]