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J honey never spoke to me j

j she's a live wild fire j

j livin' in the city j

j she's pretty and cute as can be j

j from the backstreet of my hotel &

j dancin' out some moves j

j and I said why never you talk to me j

j yeah she's playin' with my heart j

j I'm trying to play it cool yeah j

j why you never talk to me j

j she's a live wild fire j

j livin' in the city j

j singing ooo la ooo la j

j no money in my pocket j

j nothin's gonna stop this feeling

jooolaooola.

J I know you know it's comin' j

j we both know that it's really somethin'

jooolaooola.

J no money in my pocket j

j nothin's gonna stop this feeling

j singin' ooo la ooo la j

j I know you know it's comin' j

j babe try to stop me j

j why

j why you lookin' for me j

make the right offer, Greg,

before this turns into a bidding war.

Okay, Jack.

How did you get her?

Dina hasn't exhibited for years.

What did you say?

Trade secrets, ree, trade secrets.

Well, perhaps you could work your magic on your father.

I'd love to know what he's doing.

Wouldn't we all?

Ruth.

I thought we agreed you weren't coming tonight.

I had to tell you what a great job you're doing here.

Um, yeah, I think we've done pretty well.

You should enjoy it, really enjoy it because it's over.

Sorry, what?

My family is selling the gallery, Jack.

What did you think, Jack?

You'd just carry on managing the gallery indefinitely?

We are divorced, at least we will be

when you sign the papers.

This gallery is my home, Ruth.

I've put everything into it.

Everything except money.

Okay, I, I'll, I'll buy the gallery.

Did you win the lottery?

I could maybe sell the old Italian house,

with my dad.

= the deserted barn no one's allowed

to mention let alone visit?

Your dad's a selfish prick.

He's never even been to your gallery.

He'll never sell that place, and you know it.

Stick to the lottery plan, Jack.

I'll give you a month.

Jooolaooola.

J no money in my pocket j

j nothin's gonna stop this feeling

Robert foster here.

You know what to do.

Dad, it's me again.

I'm on my way.

I'll be 20 minutes.

Please be ready to go.

We're on a tight schedule to make the train to calais.

J talking about yesterday j

j 'cause when your head is lonesome j

j you can throw it all away

j I've been down to the bottom j

j and I ain't goin' back j

j my heart is here to stay

j oh ooo

Hello?

Where's your stuff?

I travel light.

You're not packed, are you?

I thought it was tomorrow.

You could at least have called and left a message.

Hey, Robbie, have you seen my jacket?

Oh, hi.

Yeah, Jessica, this is my son actually, Jack.

Jack, this is Jessica.

Hi, Jessica.

Fuck you.

Jessica?

Jessica?

Jennifer?

Jennifer, Jennifer, shit.

Okay, um, tea. = I'll make the tea.

You go pack.

Are you gonna read the whole way there?

The Dover road is famously

the most boring drive in the British isles.

Ask anyone.

So, you're not gonna talk to me then?

What would you like to talk about?

I don't know, the usual father-son stuff.

What are your views on anti-manga?

Do you see it as art or pornography?

I meant like, how's work?

Oh, I see, an off the peg conversation.

Ah, how's work?

Forget it.

Read your book.

No, no, this is starting to get really good.

Are you eating well?

Did you see the game last night?

What game?

You know, the one with the ball.

How's Ruth?

She's great.

Sends you her love.

= terrific.

Okay, what's bugging you?

Spit it out.

I'm worried the house won't be the way you remember it.

Why not?

Well, you haven't been back since you were seven.

I mean, the walls, for example.

The walls haven't been painted in decades.

That's an easy fix.

The grounds might need tending.

Look, I'm not expecting xanadu.

We just cheer the place up a bit and get it sold.

Why the rush?

I don't hear from you for months,

and then this sudden need to sell

the tuscan house by last Tuesday.

The house that's been basically empty for 20 years.

Look on the bright side.

You'll be home on Saturday with a big check,

and you can blow your half picking up stray women in bars.

Don't make assumptions

about my current lifestyle based on Jessica.

= Jennifer.

Jennifer, fuck.

Jack, my point is, we should take a moment.

Look, Ruth and I decided

to buy the gallery from her parents.

So, yeah, that's why I need the money, okay?

Flying dinosaur, 11.

1ls ita I-don't-know-why-don't-you-ever-drive-asaurus?

= that's over 11 letters.

How about a game of I spy?

I spy with my little eye something beginning with q.

Let me try.

Oh, my god.

I'm gonna wake up in a minute.

Things always look worse in the dark.

= what the fuck is that?

I'll, ah, leave you to it.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Pass me the knifey bit.

At least the view's quite good.

That's what you're calling one of the most spectacular

convergences of nature ever, a view?

= you haven't even looked at it.

Two cypress trees frame the composition

subconsciously propelling the eye

across the negative space toward the focal point

of the perfectly central villa,

all unified by these magnificent, undulating tuscan hills.

Late afternoon, remember?

The way the light hits those windows.

It takes your breath away.

No, that's the dust doing that.

I mean, how could let it go like this?

Oh, an interruption, what a shame.

Must be the estate agent.

Damn, she's early.

We'll Mark the view as a 10,

but the potholes down that drive are a serious drawback.

I may have whiplash.

One of you's Jack?

= I'm Jack.

Kate Lewis. = Jack.

Sorry, I've said that.

= Robert.

= hello.

Now, let's see what we have here.

Not perhaps the best first impression.

Things can only get better.

Front door?

Ah.

Well, I don't even know what to say

about this whole situation.

Do you know Fran swine?

Should I?

That is my homage to his style.

You painted it?

1 see.

There's a large hole in your roof.

Yes, but it's got great bones.

Don't you think, Kate?

Or you prefer Katie?

Just Kate, plain Kate.

And Bonnie Kate and sometimes Kate the cursed,

but Kate, the prettiest Kate in christendom.

From "the taming of" ah.

= the shrew?

By Shakespeare.

Do you think we can make a quick sale, Kate?

Well, that depends.

On?

On whether you hope to make a profit.

Tuscany is a romantic idyll.

It's why all my clients come here.

If I were to bring them to this house in this state,

they would say to me, Kate, you promised me a dream,

a dream orchestrated by puccini

in which my worries would just float off

into the infinity pool.

But instead, you have delivered me a building site

whose walls seemed to have been painted by Mussolini.

Having said all that, if you put your backs into it,

I don't see why you couldn't turn this around.

In the plus column, your plumbing seems to work.

People care about that.

And I like, as you say, it's bones.

I wouldn't if I were you.

It's about to rain.

Um, I wouldn't go in the bathroom

for a while if I were you.

There's a large weasel in the sink.

That's not a euphemism.

No, well, we get what we can for the house as it is.

It'll be a fuck all,

that this is impossible on my own.

Or we could keep it, except the weasel.

They're too friendly for my liking.

Listen, we are going to sell this house

one way or another.

Get on board with that.

Where are you going?

I've got a gallery to buy.

Jack?

What do you want?

Ruth, I just wanted to let you know I'm in Italy,

and I persuaded my dad to sell the house.

So?

So, it means I can buy the gallery.

Sorry, you were actually being serious?

It's on the market.

There's already been interest.

You said I had a month.

Do you need some help knocking the others over?

Are you always this busy?

Mondays I'm closed.

So, um, where did you learn to speak english?

Bugs bunny.

= huh?

Bugs bunny.

In Italian schools, kids are forced to watch cartoons

for five hours a day just to learn english.

Really?

Mmm hmm.

It's the laws.

= t had no idea.

= of course not.

I lived in england for a year.

T worked in a restaurant there.

And you?

You're on holiday?

Oh, god, no, I wish.

I'm actually here to sell an old family house.

House here, where?

= it's out of town towards pienza.

Oh, my gosh, this is amazing.

I know.

Is your house near the deserted house?

It's probably the same one.

= with a beautiful lake?

Mmm hmm.

= t love that house.

Really?

You wanna buy it?

Well, I can only pay you with Risotto.

How many bowls do you want for it?

Um, three should do it.

And I want a nice bottle of red.

You obviously don't understand how good this Risotto is.

Okay, fine, two bowls.

They have to be big ones.

I haven't even seen what it looks like inside.

Well, that's the main selling point.

Thank you for the really lovely food.

You know, you're lucky to have that house.

So pretty.

Yeah, well, it needs a ton of work.

This took me five years to fix, but now.

Five years.

Ti don't even have five weeks.

Anyway.

Jack.

= Natalia.

When I first saw this house,

you can't imagine how stunning it was.

I've been thinking.

It deserves to have its history honored.

Well, whatever we do, I need to do it quick.

Right.

= we'll start tomorrow then.

Hopefully.

This place has not changed at all.

= good.

Okay, I've divided the jobs up

into ones we can do and ones we needs professionals for.

Maybe Kate will know some workmen.

Do you think?

Dad?

Did you ever see this film?

= no.

I say we do the painting ourselves, downstairs first.

Then, we hit the bedrooms.

Or maybe we just.

Are you listening at all?

I'm multitasking.

= uh huh.

What did I say then?

You said something fascinating about painting.

Anyway, you're getting way ahead of yourself.

We've got a far bigger problem on our hands.

So?

Just a minute.

Let me look then.

It's still there.

Okay, what's the plan?

It could jump out the window.

How are we supposed to do that?

One, two, three, waaa.

What?

It's a classic technique, Jack.

Tried and tested.

- One, two, three? - Waaaa.

Let me get this straight.

You're saying we charge the weasel

and hope it commits suicide.

= out the window.

The window isn't even opened.

= you have a better idea?

No, no, no.

It's like a rat. - It's big.

It's got teeth.

The size of a baguette, like a rat baguette.

Oh, no, no, no.

Rough translation, very doable.

Again, and I'm paraphrasing here, not a problem.

Great news, couldn't be better?

= you're a fast learner.

Dad?

Dad?

Do you wanna take a picture of the mural or something?

= do I what?

Well, we're gonna have to paint over it.

I just wondered if you wanted a memento.

You're planning on removing one of my paintings?

It's just to give the buyers half a chance.

I'm being practical.

Why?

Are you expecting them to be as blind

to the beauty of contemporary art as you?

Look, obviously it's not without artistic merit.

= not without artistic merit?

Is that your professional opinion?

What's that supposed to mean?

Those who can, do, Jack.

Those who can't run their wife's gallery.

= wait a minute.

If you're so bloody can-do, where are your paintings, huh?

You haven't done anything in forever.

= not true.

In the last five years,

I've completed several paintings actually.

I'm warning you, Jack.

You touch that wall,

and I will not be responsible for the consequences.

I will not lift another finger around here.

What's going on in there?

Wow.

Don't dare patronize me.

Are the ones you finished as good as this?

They're terrible.

If I had an oven, I'd incinerate them.

No, no, I've had enough of this.

We're in Italy.

The least we can do is have a decent meal.

= ciao.

Now this is more like it.

Tonight they're screening a movie in the square.

Always very popular.

But first, everyone comes for dinner.

Ciao, I'm Natalia.

- Robert. - Sorry.

- I'm honored. - My dad.

= Roberto.

It looks like you're full.

= we'll find room.

Excuse my family.

They're celebrating.

Oh, your family.

Yes, it's my brother-in-law"s birthday.

That's my sister, Clara.

Oh, my god, this is amazing.

Probably on a tinder date.

=- on a what?

= tinder.

You know what tinder is.

It's an app.

You know what an app is.

Yeah, I know what a bloody app is, Jack.

Okay, well, tinder's a sort of dating app.

On a computer?

No, it's an app.

It's on your phone.

On your phone?

Yes, it's an app.

Just stop saying it's fucking app.

Well, it is.

Oh, I despair.

What happened to dancing?

The well-timed drink?

The miracle of a chance encounter?

Well, now, they've got this algorithm

that replaces chance with probability.

So, you're less likely to be disappointed.

Oh, bullshit.

Disappointment is an absolute certainty.

Everyone lets everyone down at some point.

Roberto, are you okay?

Oh, are you english?

Marzio.

= Natalia.

Excuse me.

Natalia has told me about your casa.

= the palazza.

I am very old, but I remember the family

that owned that house.

There name was pa, pa?

= pazzini.

That was my wife's family.

You?

You married the pazzini girl.

Wonderful.

Clara?

Eh?

Amazing view.

Amazing view.

Did you like the film?

I couldn't understand any of it,

and half of me is from here.

I heard about your mother, Jack.

I'm sorry.

Yeah.

I must've been able to speak some Italian once.

I can't remember anything.

You repeat.

Amazing view.

Hey, you two.

This man has a birthday to celebrate.

Come on.

Woo hoo hoo hoo hoo.

Wow, this is such a real Vespa.

Guys, who did this?

Guilty.

No guilty.

You are bravo.

Luigi, how the hell did you get that thing going?

Woo hoo hoo.

000, very dramatic,

and you have all the whiskey.

Who's this?

That's my daughter, Anna.

She's eight and a quarter.

Don't forget the quarter.

She looks just like you.

Here.

= this is?

Her father.

The guy from the restaurant?

He's my ex-husband.

I fight him in the divorce.

I fight to save my baby.

She's the only thing that matters.

It lose

because he lied about me.

So, I only get her half the time

and some holidays.

God, I'm so sorry, Natalia.

We have very good holidays.

= Natalia.

Luigi.

This is really fun.

This is good.

= nah.

- Let me see. - It's okay.

No, no, no, no, no.

I mean, this is really, it's beautiful.

Thank you.

It's really wonderful.

Luigi, Luigi?

Wait, wait, Jesus, stay there.

Ah, no, Roberto, no, please, please.

Don't move.

T work fast.

Have you painted many portraits?

Shhh shhh.

= can I see it?

Okay, but remember, you'll hate it.

People are no good at seeing themselves.

Okay, I'm ready.

Once you get the eyes, you're basically there.

Roberto, where did you get this amazing bike?

Ah, my wife found it, I think.

Why do you always do that?

What?

If you ever refer to mum, which is practically never,

why is it always my wife, your mother?

Why do you, why do you never use her name?

She's called raphaella.

Yeah, okay, raphaella.

And why is that bike all that's

left of her in this whole house?

I mean, that's weird, isn't it?

It's like she didn't exist.

I think you've had too much to drink, Jack.

If you cared about her at all,

why would you let her house fall apart?

Jack, we have guests.

Of course, guests.

Sorry I can't do the foster charm to order.

I'll leave that to you.

Jack?

Wait.

= you know we didn't have one conversation

about mum after she died.

Not one.

He never even mentioned her death.

He just, he told me about how I had to become a man now,

which is a fucking joke

because what does he know about being a man?

I really tried to be a man for him.

I didn't cry at the funeral.

I was so proud of that.

I look at seven year olds now,

and half of them cry when they drop an ice cream.

But I didn't cry.

I don't think I know how to grieve.

Wait.

= Natalia?

No, it's fine.

I just, it's fine.

This is Ruth.

Leave me a message.

Ruth, it's Jack.

Listen, please don't sell the gallery to anyone else.

I'm serious about buying it.

Just don't do anything hasty, please.

There are some very powerful lay lines here.

Can you feel them?

Tuscany is very creative.

Michelangelo, Raphael, DaVinci.

Mr. foster here.

They all feel it.

= of course.

Oh, god.

Ah, don't touch the counter.

It's still.

Wide spirit.

Stop, you're just making it worse.

This black Mark is a sign.

You can see that, can't you, Kate?

You know black is for fear, for darkness.

Right across my vagina.

Have you ever read "interiors" magazine?

= um.

I thought not.

If your creativity stretches only as far

as topping large slashes of misery over your surfaces,

may I suggest you enlist some outside help

to guide you towards something

more commercially advantageous.

You know I looked you up.

I googled you, Robert foster.

You were so good and successful,

and then, poof, you disappeared.

Well, I'm very flattered you looked me up.

Listen, I need to ask you something.

You did such an amazing job

with the interior of your restaurant.

I was wondering if you could us some hints

about decorating our house.

Are you serious?

I know exactly what we should do.

But I've been wanting to ask you something.

Why are you selling it?

= Jack is.

= Jack owns the house?

We own half each,

but Jack's memories of the house are maybe not so good.

That's why I sent him to boarding school.

You sent him away from you?

I, ah, I just.

Ti didn't want him surrounded

by reminders of his mother, like me,

and it's harder when you can't ask

your best friend what to do.

You know, he was actually happy here once.

I, I made him this swing down by the lake,

just an old tire and a rope.

God, he loved that thing.

= t have an idea.

Why don't you drive us into town?

It's a really fun car.

= t don't drive.

I just don't.

After what happened, because of the circumstances,

I, I couldn't drive Jack.

Couldn't drive and couldn't paint.

Oy, oy, we've got guests.

I've called in the calvary.

New color scheme.

It's gonna look amazing.

Ciao.

Hi.

Ciao.

She says your hair is all white.

Anna likes painting.

Elephants mainly.

Anna?

Anna?

Look at you both.

This is terrible.

We have to thank you.

You should be our first dinner guest

when we finish painting.

Tomorrow night.

Tomorrow night?

It's just a bit of paint, Jack.

= no one ever wants to cook for a cook.

I know my way around a sun-kissed tomato.

Never doubt an artist when he wants to create.

Perfecto, and then you can tell me

the end of your mountain climbing story.

Ciao.

= ciao.

I know my way around a sun-kissed tomato?

What?

You can't even boil an egg.

What's this mountain climbing bullshit?

Well, I went on a very good walk near chamonix.

No, seriously, it took all afternoon.

Right, you lazy ass.

Come on, time waits for no man.

Idle hands and all that, chop, chop.

Hi.

Do you speak english?

Si, a little.

Okay, great.

So, I need to cook a meal,

and it's for this pretty amazing girl.

And she's a really good cook.

= t have a son too.

T understand.

Don't worry.

Where have you been?

She's gonna be here in 30 minutes.

What are you gonna do about food?

We can't give her cheese on toast.

She's a bloody chef.

Keep your hair on.

The woman at the deli said this ragout's restaurant quality

made specifically for her shop.

- Pfft. - Pfff.

But, what's your secret?

How did you do the onions?

- The onions? - Mmm hmm.

That's a very good question.

I always think the secret with onions

is to a

ah, I'm not good with those cheffy terms you hear on TV.

Jack, what do you call it?

Um, oh, the.

It's on the tip of my tongue.

Stirring.

= no.

= reduction.

- Reduction. - Yeah.

Yes, that's the one.

We reduced it.

And you have to stir it a lot.

Oh, you're dead without the stirring.

There's a technique.

Clockwise and counter-clockwise.

Simmering and stirring and reduction.

It's an old family recipe.

Oh, it's your family recipe?

Well, maybe more like

the recipe of the lady who runs the shop

that I bought it from.

Right.

You've tasted this ragout before?

I make it for her.

Oh, god.

It's so peaceful here.

This lake's the only thing

I remember about this place.

There used to be this old swing just over there.

= over there?

Your father told me about it, how he made it for you.

Ah, he didn't make it.

I think it was just there.

Well, until it broke.

This swing?

How the hell?

I dare you.

What?

Ha, you're scared.

= I'm not scared.

Do you want, you're daring me to swing on this?

Woo.

Whoa.

Jack?

Jack, are you okay? - Oh, oh.

Are you laughing at me, huh?

Here, give me hand up.

No, whoa.

Woo.

I was in agony.

My life had just been destroyed.

I needed to do something with the pain.

I just moved to Italy.

My husband told me for years he didn't want children,

until it was too late for me.

Then, he got his secretary pregnant.

So, I upped the stakes and started again out here.

Except you never really can start again.

No, you can't.

Well, Mr. foster. = Robert.

Come on.

Robert, I salute you.

I suspect we're going to make a comfortable sale here.

Bravo.

= great bones.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is ticking a lot of boxes for me.

Talk me through the plumbing situation.

Um, it works.

The pipes in these joints can be a bitch.

Southwest facing, huh?

It is, and the pool gets the light all day long.

= let's check out these acoustics.

Yeah, let's do it.

= do what?

= t love it.

Love it.

Shouldn't we at least look at the other places?

Yeah, see, that's why I love you.

You keep me grounded.

How many more places on the list?

Um, three, I believe.

= let's crack on then.

Hasta la vista.

What a dick.

Still, it looks like you have a sale.

Did you change your mind?

No, I need to sell it.

Why?

Well, I should've told you.

I'm,

I'm getting a divorce.

We've been separated for a while.

She's taken everything.

= t know how that feels.

I managed her parents' art gallery for her.

That's how we met, and we were just too young to, you know.

I was really good at that job.

And now they're selling the place.

So, I'm gonna use the money to buy it back.

I just, I can't follow in dad's footsteps.

You know, he's so charming and easy and talented.

I can't paint like him,

but I can make a real success out of the gallery.

You want to impress him?

Of course.

He never even came to the gallery.

He thinks I'm a failure.

Really?

Did you ask him?

My whole childhood's in this room.

- I wanted to tell you, but. - But what?

I was afraid of how you would take it.

It's like you literally locked up all of my memories.

Ah, yes, I think that's exactly what I did.

I, tried to find the fastest way for you to be out of pain.

= you never let me in.

You never fucking let me in.

You never talk to me.

Why?

Why do you never talk to me?

Why did you hide this from me?

Don't, get off me.

Take it easy.

Get your hands off me.

= no.

No.

I'm sorry.

She had very elegant wrists.

Do you remember?

= no.

I don't remember anything.

When the hospital called after the car crash,

there was this Italian consultant on the line

trying to explain what had happened,

but he was speaking so fast I thought you were dead.

And I thought I'd lost you both.

The despair of finding out that raphaella was dead

and the relief that you weren't,

you'd think that those two emotions

couldn't exist simultaneously.

But they can.

Do you think about her much?

I think about her every day.

You can't remember her, and I can't forget.

I just stopped trying in the end.

Is that weird?

= did we?

= it was the host's ridiculous hair.

You both thought it was hilarious.

You'd spend ages in the bath making it with shampoo.

She, she loved it when you did that.

I remember she was really angry with me

before we got in the car.

It's almost my only memory of her.

She was shouting at me.

I don't know why.

= dad?

Oh, fuck, I'm so sorry.

What?

I, I was losing the light.

= what's the matter?

I, I was supposed to looking after you down by the lake.

You were on your swing, and I was painting.

The next thing I know raphy runs down from the house.

Someone had called from town.

You had walked all the way to your school,

and I hadn't even noticed you had gone.

I was so wrapped up painting.

And I should've driven to get you.

But you were losing the light.

I was supposed to be in that car.

Oh, god, I'm so sorry, Jack.

You lost your mother, and it's my fault.

= Ruth left me.

We're getting a divorce.

Oh, thank god.

What?

I've been pretty sure for months,

but, what a relief.

Wait, you knew?

What did I always tell you?

Don't even think about marriage

until you're at least. - 35.

We guys don't have a clue who we are before then.

Wait, how old were you and mum

before you guys got married?

29, but sometimes there are different situations.

Well, it's your lucky day.

I'm going full asking.

Let's close this quick though.

That's my condition.

Katie here says that. = Kate.

Come again?

Her name is Kate, not Katie.

Gotcha, so, Kate says that works for you.

Job done.

Everyone's happy.

Darling, you know, it's so musty in here.

Let's make this wall a glass one, shall we?

Yeah, yeah, that's a great idea, babe.

Obviously, this piece of shit goes.

Right.

It looks like Mr. angry painted it.

Um, you should know that what I'm about to say

is not just because of how dismissive you have been

of such a beautiful house or indeed my craft as a painter,

although, let's face it, that didn't help.

There is nothing musty about this place,

and it wouldn't be improved by either

a glass wall or you living in it.

Sale's off.

Time to go.

What I'm trying to say is get the fuck out of my house.

Robert, please.

Sorry, get the fuck out of my house, please.

Extremely vigorous.

Well.

Fuck 'em.

What just happened?

Well, you should've heard that prick.

T will not sell this house

to a couple of culture thugs, Jack.

That's why we're here, to sell the house.

And you're arguing the toss

over a bloody wall you'll never see again.

Listen, I just thought that the.

You thought what?

That one conversation would change everything?

That I'd suddenly forget the last 15 years?

No, I.

I, I can't do it, Jack.

I just can't give this house up.

Oh, my god, you never had any intention

of selling this place, did you?

What's this?

I made a quick cash sale on my London house.

It was worth a lot,

enough to buy you out of your share in Italy.

Buy your gallery back.

Why did you never come?

Ruth told me you didn't want me to.

She said I'd be pressure you didn't need.

Where are you gonna live?

Um, Italy, I think.

I'm going to host painting holidays, would you believe?

Kate's idea, actually.

Already got a bit of free advertising on my app.

You only have 12 followers.

= don't knock it.

You know who else had 12 followers?

Al donti.

Actually, this has many offices on site.

That's gonna really look great.

And then, you could have some here as well.

Yes, right.

= and it'll look like that.

Sorry, just one moment.

= Ruth.

I have something for you.

Oh, even if you did win the lottery,

we're not selling anymore.

No, I'm serious, I won't accept any offer.

You'll accept this.

I should've signed it a long time ago.

Good luck with everything.

Try for a touch more contrast, Liz.

Maybe the banana wants to be a little less green?

I was aiming for a jungley malaise.

= excellent artistic intention.

Oh.

I was inspired by your wall.

But I thought you?

It's grown on me.

= excuse me for a moment.

= it turns out it was never about the money,

but I want a father.

Why didn't you call me?

I came to see you.

You were with your husband, and you looked together.

He's the father of my daughter.

I have to keep the peace.

Okay, well, um,

what do we do now?

We start again from the beginning.

You go.

Oh, you mean now? = mmm hmm.

Okay, I'm Jack.

Hi, Natalia, nice to meet you.

I'm 100% single.

This is great news.

I have no job.

= this is terrible news.

Goodbye.

Okay, your turn.

= oh.

Ah.

= great mother.

That girl is my heart.

= t know.

Ti know.

I painted her about a thousand different ways

and barely scratch the surface.

This one's not bad.

I'll put it on the main wall.

Which main wall?

Kate's showing me a gallery space in town tomorrow.

I'm thinking of this artist called Robert foster

for my first exhibition.

You know him?

Uh huh, that guy.

Very rare to see any of his later work

although I hear he's quite busy again.

I heard that whisper.