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Hello. Well, thank you very much for
that.

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What? Telling me I was pregnant and
letting me get all happy for half an

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What happened?

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Apparently the doctor was right.

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Yes? I am slightly diabetic.

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Jenny, is your father up there? No,
there's nobody up there at all. Why? He

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hasn't turned up for work.

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Where is he? I don't know.

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I've no idea.

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It's going straight to Oxfam before it
causes any more trouble.

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Why bother? My reputation is now about
the level of Dale or Winston's ability

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pass a suntan machine.

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It'll never happen again.

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Do you mind? I'm on the phone.

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Hello? Yes.

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I was wondering if it'd be convenient to
speak with the plumber if he's still

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there, please.

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Thank you so much.

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He's just not thinking straight at the
moment.

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He won't be walking straight when I get
my hands on him.

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Oh, thank you so much.

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He's come in. Let me speak to him.

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Well, don't let him get away before I
give him a few choice words. And I don't

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mean a box of Scrabble. There's only
three S's in that.

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It's me.

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I suppose you realise what you got me
into.

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Sorry? I've just spent the whole morning
wearing nothing but a mink coat, locked

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in a wardrobe and auctioned off to the
highest bidder.

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It's one of those chat lines.

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Who is this?

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Who would you like me to be?

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I was expecting... Acting Ben Porter.

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Oh, you're not the only one.

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He waited three hours before they called
me.

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He's none too popular in this house, I
can tell you.

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Hasn't he arrived there?

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Would I be here if he had?

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No, I suppose not.

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Thanks. Hang on, hang on.

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Let's talk about the mint coat.

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It was some other plumber. Not Jake
Klinger. No, it's nothing like that this

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time. He just never turned up there.

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You don't think he's had an accident?

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No, I'm sure he hasn't had an accident.

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Well, he does drive like a maniac.

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That van's had more new wings than
Manchester United.

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It's virtually a death trap on wheels
anyway.

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If he'd had an accident, the police
would have contacted us. I wouldn't bank

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it. He usually gives his insurance
details as Mr D Duck from Disneyland.

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Should we ring round the hospitals?

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No, I don't think so, really.

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No, she's right.

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If he is there...

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He's probably either unconscious from
loss of blood or having an emergency

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operation, so you'd never know.

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Yes, thank you, Christine.

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You can go home now. No, I'm going to
stay here and keep your spirits up.

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Did he go straight to the job? No, he
dropped David off first.

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Where are you going?

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I mean, he's gone.

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No, there's no need to worry David
unless we have to.

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Well, what can we do?

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His mobile. Has anyone tried his mobile?

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I've done nothing but ring his mobile
since I was left standing on a street

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corner with my sports bra hosting the
Winter Olympics.

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He never answers it. Maybe he wasn't
able to answer it then. It's worth

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try.

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It's connecting.

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Do you think it's...

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Your father has taken a black banana to
work with.

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Oh, God, he hasn't had a breakdown.

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No. He was just feeling a bit depressed
this morning.

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You don't think he might have done
something silly?

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How would we tell?

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No, of course not.

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He'd never do anything like that. He
cares far too much about the effect it

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would have on us.

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That's what everybody said about my
Uncle Melvin.

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One day, the police found his clothes in
a pile on Worthing Beach.

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You mean he drowned?

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No, he was exposing himself to old
ladies at the winter garden.

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It would have gone completely loony by
then.

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Jenny, why don't you go and make us a
nice cup of tea?

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Oh, yes, a cup of tea. The great British
solution against hiding what you're

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thinking.

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I'm making you both worry, aren't I?

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Yes. I never did know when to shut up.
No.

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I always carry on, never noticing the
signs. Talking and talking, it's a fault

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of mine.

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Yes. Sometimes it'd just be better if
somebody just said, shut up, Christine,

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and be done with it. I wouldn't be
offended.

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Shut up, Christine. Well, that's nice.

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He'll probably turn up before much
longer. Yes, probably.

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I'd like to hang on here until he does.

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Just to put me mind at rest.

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Thanks.

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That's not him, is it?

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No.

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That's another worry altogether.

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You're gonna be safe here.

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key in the door.

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Oh.

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I just came to say I'm sorry.

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That's all right.

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So, how are you feeling?

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Quite bad, actually.

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Oh, I thought you said you were all
right.

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Well, it comes and goes.

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Yes, actually, I think I'd better go up
and have a bit of a lie down.

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I'm feeling a bit sick.

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Oh, do you want to take a bowl up? No,
not actually sick.

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Dizzy.

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cardboard box place.

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That came free with it.

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I think you had better have a lie down.

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Shall I call the doctor? No, thanks.
I'll be all right. I just need to be

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for a while.

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All right.

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I'll check on you later.

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I didn't tell her. She's still not
feeling right. What are you doing? We're

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trying to work out the area he might be
in. How?

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Well, he left at quarter to ten, right?
Yes.

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And now it's twenty to two. That's
nearly four hours.

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And how fast is the van going?

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Fifty with your foot down.

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Right. So that's, er... Two hundred
miles.

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How did you do that? I went to a school
where you weren't encouraged to sit

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around all day reading Jackie.

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That's educational.

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Are we going to do this or not? All
right, all right. So it's two... miles

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miles per inch.

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So, you should be somewhere inside here.

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Brilliant. That's a great help.

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What have you got on a train?

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They go 120 miles an hour.

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Oh, hang on, hang on.

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Oh, what about a sailor? They must go at
least 400 miles an hour. Oh, make up

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your mind.

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Oh, God, he could be in Russia by now.

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And he could be round the...

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The compass won't go that small.

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Look, the best thing we can do is just
wait. For all we know, the phone may

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any minute now and it'll be him to tell
us where he is, so let's just keep calm.

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Quick!

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Hello?

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No, it's me, Bill.

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Did he?

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Oh, well, I suppose he's got held up at
a job somewhere.

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Geordie Pete.

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Ben promised to ring him this morning to
arrange where they were going to meet

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for the football later and he never
phoned.

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He never forgets football.

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Now that's getting weird.

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Can't we ring the police? Why? What will
we tell them?

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That he's missing. We can't. She's
right, I remember this one.

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You're not actually missing, even if
you've been missing, unless you've been

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missing for a certain amount of time. If
it's less than that, you're not truly

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missing, you're just missing.

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out if you don't ring the police. What
do we expect them to do?

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Search for him. They can't. They can
search for a particular vehicle.

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Vehicles all have unique license plates.
Lots of people look identical.

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Babies look identical, but they search
for those when those mad women snatch

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them from hospitals.

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Huh?

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I see, yeah.

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Well, thank you for explaining that all
to me.

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Yes. Not at all, but bye.

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say you'd be disorientated?

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No, they just gave me a note from my
doctor about the diabetes and sent me

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So that's all that happened while you
were there?

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Yes. What else could have happened?

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Rona, there's a baby in your U -bend.

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All right.

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Here it is.

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Oh, no.

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It's not what you think.

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What is it, then? A small pig that does
impressions?

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It is a baby, obviously. I mean, I
didn't steal it.

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Oh, well, I never said you did.

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That's what you were thinking, though,
wasn't it?

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I know you've been very overwrought
recently, and this diabetes thing may

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upset the balance of your hormones.

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I didn't steal it.

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So where's it come from?

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I'm going to get its bottle ready.

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Rona, where's it come from?

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I don't want to say.

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Why? Because I know that you won't
believe me.

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I'm your best friend, aren't I? Of
course I'll believe you.

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I found it.

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Where?

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Under a gooseberry bush.

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Well, do you believe me? Of course I
believe you. You don't. I do.

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No, you don't. I do. You don't really,
do you?

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Well, of course I don't really. How
could you possibly have found it under a

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gooseberry bush?

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It might not have been an actual
gooseberry, but that's where it was. It

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this cardboard box, under the bush,
outside the hospital.

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Well, who left it there?

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I don't know. Why don't you ask it? Go
on.

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Oh, but if so, why don't you ring the
hospital and ask them if they've got any

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babies missing?

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And do you know what they'll tell you?
They'll tell you they can't... have any

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babies missing because the paediatric
and maternity unit shut down last April.

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So you mean this baby?

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Yes.

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How could anyone leave their baby like
that?

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Because they have no choice.

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So what are you going to do with it?

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You can't keep it.

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Why not?

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Because it isn't yours.

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You do want your photo now, don't you?
Come on, let's get it ready. Rona, it's

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wrong. How?

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Well, think about it from the mother's
point of view. She wants somebody to

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after it.

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Somebody who'll love it and give it a
decent life, and I can do that.

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Well, maybe she didn't leave it to be
adopted. Maybe she just forgot it.

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I wasn't going to show it to you because
I knew it would upset you.

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It's like something written by a child.

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I know.

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Poor little Amy.

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So now do you believe that it's right
for me to keep it?

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No. Why not?

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It's been for everyone all round.

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Everyone? What are you going to tell
Tony when he gets back?

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have got out through a trap door round
the side.

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Men never want to think about things
like that.

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Tony still faints when I tell him about
having my teeth scraped.

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Maybe we'll just have to tell him it's
big for its age.

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We? I'm not going to be a party to this.
You should have thought of that before

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you started snooping around. I was not
snooping around.

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Oh, Dad.

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Did Aunty Bill frighten you?

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And I am not Aunty Bill.

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I think it needs changing.

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I've got some nappies in here somewhere.

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How come?

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And when did you get all these bottles
and things?

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Oh, years ago, when I first thought I
wanted a baby.

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All right, then.

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Let's have a look at you.

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Yes.

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Rona? Mm?

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When you were a girl...

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Did you used to have one of those dolls?

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You know, the ones that come with
bottles and blankets and nappies and

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everything?

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Your tiny tears.

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That's right.

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Used to drink its bottle, wet its nappy.

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Did you have one too?

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Remember how we used to change them and
feed them?

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It's quite good training, wasn't it?

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Yes, except for one thing. What?

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This isn't a dolly -roner, it's a real
baby.

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Worried you haven't thought this through
properly.

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You're just thinking of it as some
object you want to have.

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I am not.

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Why do you always say it instead of she?

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Just a slip of the tongue.

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Of course I know she's not a toy.

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You put her under the thing.

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What's going on?

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It's Ben. We're not sure where he is.

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Why didn't you tell me?

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You've had other things on your mind.

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Go back and I'll be there in a little
while.

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God, you're not even thinking about
this.

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Dad has gone missing and you're just not
doing anything.

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I was. How long has he been gone?

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He just never came home for his lunch or
went to work or picked up his parts or

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rang his best friend.

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Oh, no. What's happened to him? I don't
know, but I'm getting more and more

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worried about it.

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He really depressed us.

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Where is it?

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It's in the... No, it must be... What
have you done with it?

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I haven't done anything with it. What
are you looking up there for? I don't

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know, but it must be in one of them.

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Oh, no!

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What? There's a big hole in the
floorboards here. I told you that. It's

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pipes.

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I think it must have crawled down the
hole.

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Wait till she starts dating.

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They can come home with anybody, you
know.

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Nerds, psychopaths, young conservatives.

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I'll take her to the police station.

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What I should have done in the first
place.

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Rona, you may find this amazing, but
getting stuck under the floorboard is

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typical of the things kids get up to.

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You just never know what's coming next.

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I know.

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Even that I could cope with, but...

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One day there's going to be the real
disaster when she's grown up.

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The day she asks for her birth
certificate.

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And she'll have to find out I've been
lying to her.

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Just like my own mother did to me.

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You never really get used to being
somebody else.

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Anyway.

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Say bye -bye to Auntie Bill.

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Bye -bye.

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You'd better get back and see where Ben
is.

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Oh, my God. Can you manage?

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Yes, I can manage.

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I'll keep you posted.

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Right.

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Where's Jenny?

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Gone searching.

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I tried to talk her out of it, but she
said someone had to do something to find

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her father.

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She'd be traipsing around for hours.

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I mean, he could be anywhere.

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I mean, if he really has disappeared,
there's no way on earth you'll find him

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now.

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What's that?

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Harry!

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Hello. Hello.

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There's no sign of the van.

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He must have legged it back by himself.

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Harry, feet!

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Now, listen to me, Harry.

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to a dog.

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treat when he does what you want Ben
sometimes gives him chocolate

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You get the chocolate when you find it.

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It's just a matter of time.

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It's a calendar page.

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It's just a word.

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You tell me I'm too young. That you are
just an infatuation.

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But that's not true.

331
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You say you found the one. The one that
changes our situation.

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00:26:52,570 --> 00:26:54,190
And so we're through.

333
00:26:56,490 --> 00:26:58,410
I've seen you together.

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Just like love.

335
00:27:05,150 --> 00:27:07,830
What else can he give you?

336
00:27:08,490 --> 00:27:09,790
Only age.

337
00:27:13,590 --> 00:27:14,970
It's a state of mind.

338
00:27:15,570 --> 00:27:18,710
It's a matter of time. I think he's back
to normal.

339
00:27:19,950 --> 00:27:20,990
It's just a word.

340
00:27:22,210 --> 00:27:23,730
It's a state of mind.

341
00:27:24,310 --> 00:27:25,870
It's just a matter of time.

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00:27:26,550 --> 00:27:27,790
It's a calendar page.

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00:27:28,590 --> 00:27:29,730
It's just a word.

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00:27:31,030 --> 00:27:32,690
I'm begging you today.

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Don't take another one for your true
love, leaving me.

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00:27:39,750 --> 00:27:44,890
Or I will turn away and find an older
girl for my new love.

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00:27:45,450 --> 00:27:46,490
Then you'll see.

348
00:27:48,070 --> 00:27:52,190
Now listen to me, I gotta tell you
something, baby. I'm so into you, I'm so

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you right now. Looking to your eyes, I'm
mesmerized. But I can tell deep down

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there's great divide.

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My love for you transcends all time.

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00:27:59,290 --> 00:28:02,330
You'd think I'm just a kid, but I know
my own mind. It ain't about you, man.

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Just a matter of time.

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00:28:18,860 --> 00:28:20,340
It's a calendar's page.

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00:28:20,900 --> 00:28:22,120
It's just a word.

356
00:28:23,100 --> 00:28:26,860
It's just a matter of time.

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00:28:27,560 --> 00:28:29,160
It's a calendar's page.

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00:28:29,620 --> 00:28:30,920
It's just a word.

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00:28:32,840 --> 00:28:37,000
State of mind. State of mind. It's just
a matter of time. Matter of time. It's

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your calendar's page.

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00:28:38,640 --> 00:28:40,580
It's just a good page.

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State of mind. State of mind. It's just
a matter of time. Matter of time. It's

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your calendar's page.

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