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WATER RUNNING
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HE BREATHES SHAKILY
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DOOR OPENS
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It's not your typical
London one-bed.
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But I think once you've looked round
you'll see why it's a bit special.
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Bloody hell.
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Wow.
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I mean...
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Just...wow.
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It's like an art gallery
or something.
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DOOR OPENS
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DOOR SHUTS
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It's amazing.
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Everyone says that.
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I've never seen anywhere like it.
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And this is in our budget?
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The owner sets an affordable rent
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to people who'll live here
the way he intended.
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The way he intended?
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Yes. He's the architect.
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He was going to live here himself
at one stage, I believe.
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But now...he rents it out instead.
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So, it's stuff like, what?
No smoking, no pets?
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It's a bit more than that.
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No pictures, no ornaments,
no carpets or rugs, no books.
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No books?
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No children, obviously.
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No planting anything in the garden.
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Anything else?
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Oh, yes.
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There's about 200 in all.
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No drinks coasters,
no magazines, no knick-knacks.
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How do you turn the lights on?
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He's not a fan of switches, either.
Everything's automatic.
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So, who lives here now?
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No-one. It's been empty
for quite a while.
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Then why was the front door
unlocked? You just walked in.
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Again, all automatic.
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You wear one of these,
you don't even need a key.
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Do you want to see upstairs?
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What's he like?
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The man who built this.
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Pretty strange, presumably.
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People say he's charming.
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You might get to meet him,
if you go for it.
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Might?
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He interviews prospective
tenants personally,
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those who get through
the initial stages.
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There's a questionnaire
to fill in first.
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Then usually we just get a email
saying, "Thanks, but no thanks."
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Not a fan of banisters, either.
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And what sort of people
get accepted?
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Since I've been the agent,
no-one has.
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And how long has that been?
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Three years.
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Pretty much everything
you'll need is provided.
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Linen, pillows, mattress,
even toiletries.
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He's er...he's very
particular like that.
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Everything you see in the house
has been chosen by...
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WATER SPLASHES
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SHE INHALES SHARPLY
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And where do you put
all your stuff?
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He's not really into stuff, either.
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This is your only cupboard.
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But, just to warn you, one of the
rules is nothing on the floor
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or left on the bed.
Everything has to be put away.
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Well, how would he know?
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Regular inspections are built
into the contract.
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And if the rules are infringed,
we have to tell him.
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No way, then. That's like school.
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I'm not having someone tell me
off for leaving
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a pair of dirty socks out.
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I mean, if it wasn't for all
those rules, then maybe,
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but, you know, we're messy people.
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Em's side of the bedroom looks like
a bomb went off in Zara.
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We could change.
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Yeah, right. Sorry, mate.
It's got to be a no from us.
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Si.
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I'm just being practical.
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Where's next? Brent Cross.
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A one-bed just came on,
a bit more conventional than this.
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So, what do you think?
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I think somewhere like this
shouldn't be left empty.
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Not for three years.
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Feels like...
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..it's waiting for someone.
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Bye, house.
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CHILD CRYING
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It's all right.
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Question one. "Please make
a list of every possession
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"you consider essential
to your life."
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And then he's left space
for about five things.
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THEY LAUGH
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Yes, but you can see his point.
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He's a minimalist architect.
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If you've designed something
for a certain way of living,
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why let people just do
what they want with it?
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Look, are you sure about this?
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Why wouldn't I be?
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The house is amazing, honestly.
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I could help you redecorate
that bedroom.
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And you...you could just think
about getting some counselling.
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I don't want to redecorate
the bedroom.
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Besides, living in a...
a different way,
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a different place...
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..I think it'll help.
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"Please make a list
of every possession
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"you consider essential
to your life."
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Em, we're not doing it.
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I'm just reading it.
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You know what, though?
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I think that's a trick question.
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Cos he's not really
into stuff, remember?
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I think the smart thing would be
to leave this answer blank.
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Yeah, because we're
not filling it in.
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Yeah. So we're agreed
on question one.
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Question two.
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"Would you sacrifice yourself
to save ten innocent strangers?"
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Maybe I could start a blog.
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My Minimalist Journey.
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Emma Matthews,
the princess of less.
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You haven't posted anything on
the last one you set up.
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Yeah, cos I've not had
any time because...
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..I'm always clearing up clutter.
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Oh, clearing up? Uh-huh.
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This must be the only flat in
London where the burglar left it
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tidier than the occupants.
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Fucking hell, Si.
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Not funny.
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Em... You promised we'd move out!
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HEAVY THUD
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DOOR CREAKING
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WIND WHISTLING
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WIND CHIMES JANGLING
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This is so cool. I know.
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Let's not get our hopes up, though.
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It's just an interview.
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PHONE PINGS
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"Welcome, Emma and Simon.
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"Please make your way
to the ground floor."
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How do they know we're here?
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Emma, Simon, hi.
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I'll take you to Edward.
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They're here.
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Ah. Come in.
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Thank you.
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Coffee?
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It's good to meet you, mate.
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I'm Simon. This is
my girlfriend, Emma.
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Er, please.
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Coffee would be great. Thanks.
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So...
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Tell me why you'd like to live
at 1 Folgate Street.
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Well, it would obviously
be a great opportunity
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to live somewhere incredible.
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You've done such a fantastic job
of designing it,
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and we'll just...
try and do it justice.
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And it would really just be
our dream to live there.
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Wouldn't it, Si?
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Uh, definitely.
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And I think it will change us.
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In what way?
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We were burgled.
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Well, I was.
Simon was out with his mates.
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The burglar had a knife.
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Carry on.
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I think 1 Folgate Street could...
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..help me be a stronger person.
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Someone who wouldn't
just stand there...
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..and let someone like that
walk all over me.
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If that makes any sense.
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Your coffee. Thank you.
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Oh! Jeez, Emma!
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I'll get a cloth.
No need, no need. No need.
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Alyssia.
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Dispose of them, would you?
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Don't worry, don't worry.
They were very bad drawings.
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I should have abandoned
them weeks ago.
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Mate, I am so sorry.
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A word of advice, Simon.
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You never apologise
for someone you love.
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It makes you look like a prick.
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I'll let you know.
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Thank you for coming, Emma.
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You too, Simon.
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I could have you struck off.
By all means, try.
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For fuck's sake, I worked on
that house for six months!
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It was a different house.
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The house you worked on
never would have won.
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Fuck you.
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Jane Cavendish.
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Of course.
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Come in.
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Did you win? Please.
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Win what?
That argument.
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Oh.
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That was nothing.
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A former partner.
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We had different approaches.
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He wasn't a minimalist?
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I don't actually think of myself
as a minimalist.
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When you relentlessly eradicate
everything unnecessary
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or imperfect it's surprising
how little is left.
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My houses...
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..make demands of people, Jane.
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Peter, my technology partner,
talks about something called UX.
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User experience.
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The housekeeper system gathers
data from whoever lives
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at 1 Folgate Street to improve
the user experience in real time.
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What sort of data?
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What spaces you use most,
the temperature the shower's set at.
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That kind of thing.
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And some more...
psychological.
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That strange questionnaire
I had to fill in.
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Once we have a baseline,
we redo it from time to time
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to see how the answers are changing.
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It's almost nothing Google or
Facebook wouldn't know about you.
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I don't think Facebook
follows me into the shower.
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It's the price the tenant
pays for living there.
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Data instead of market rent.
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We have no shortage of applicants.
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And yet you struggle
to find anyone acceptable.
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Three years, I understand.
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We need to find the right fit.
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But perhaps we've found her?
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Look, I'm not going to give
you some long, gushy spiel
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about why I want to live there.
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Just that...
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..you've built a house
with integrity.
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And I'll try to live there
with integrity, too.
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The agent mentioned you were going
to live there yourself, originally.
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Not in that house.
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A different building
on the same site.
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Oh.
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That house never got built.
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Why not?
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Ed, we need to talk.
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The idiots are scrimping
on the fibre optics.
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I'm so sorry, Jane,
you'll have to excuse us.
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Of course.
Alyssia.
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Please see Miss Cavendish out.
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Thank you for coming.
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Just this way.
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The only solution is for it to have
its own satellite link.
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That way, we could get a low Earth
orbit of about five to...
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..ten satellites,
and it would create a mesh.
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I'll leave you here.
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Why didn't he build
the original house?
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He said it was going
to be different.
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Well...Folgate Street was meant
to be his family home.
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Then his family died.
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You know, his...
his wife and their son.
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She was one of the partners here.
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They designed it together.
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I'm surprised he mentioned it.
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He almost never does.
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LIFT DOORS OPEN
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We'll be in touch.
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Then the bastard pulls out a knife.
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And that's what I see mostly,
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when I have the flashbacks.
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Well, that's a completely
natural response to trauma.
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It feels horrible.
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00:17:06,915 --> 00:17:09,713
Like they're real
and I can't stop them.
265
00:17:09,715 --> 00:17:13,113
When bad things happen,
sometimes, the brain
266
00:17:13,115 --> 00:17:16,833
doesn't process
the memory correctly.
267
00:17:16,835 --> 00:17:20,795
So memories can feel like
they're happening to you now.
268
00:17:23,675 --> 00:17:25,035
And Simon?
269
00:17:26,315 --> 00:17:28,713
Previously, you said
you found his response
270
00:17:28,715 --> 00:17:31,275
to the burglary somewhat trying.
271
00:17:36,115 --> 00:17:40,313
He seems to think
if he was there, he...
272
00:17:40,315 --> 00:17:42,553
..could have beaten
the guy to a pulp
273
00:17:42,555 --> 00:17:44,715
and made a citizen's arrest,
or something.
274
00:17:47,035 --> 00:17:49,235
The truth is, he would
have been stabbed.
275
00:17:50,835 --> 00:17:54,833
Society has a kind of construct
of what masculinity is
276
00:17:54,835 --> 00:17:56,755
in these situations.
277
00:17:58,035 --> 00:18:01,515
When that's undermined, it can
leave any man feeling threatened.
278
00:18:03,035 --> 00:18:04,315
Yeah.
279
00:18:05,675 --> 00:18:09,913
But I think Si was like that
before, actually.
280
00:18:09,915 --> 00:18:11,795
So, I just...
281
00:18:15,075 --> 00:18:16,315
So?
282
00:18:23,275 --> 00:18:24,835
QUIETLY: It's my fault.
283
00:18:26,515 --> 00:18:28,233
It was me.
284
00:18:28,235 --> 00:18:30,555
What do you feel
is your fault, Emma?
285
00:18:37,355 --> 00:18:38,795
Nothing.
286
00:18:55,995 --> 00:18:58,033
Rachel. Hi.
287
00:18:58,035 --> 00:19:00,995
I am so sorry to hear your news.
288
00:19:01,995 --> 00:19:04,475
I've got us a quiet room.
289
00:19:07,515 --> 00:19:09,115
Morning.
290
00:19:10,435 --> 00:19:14,275
Morning, Jane. Morning, Jane.
Good to see you.
291
00:19:19,715 --> 00:19:22,073
I've had some thoughts, actually.
292
00:19:22,075 --> 00:19:24,593
Different ways of
structuring the team.
293
00:19:24,595 --> 00:19:27,393
Well, we are so looking forward
to having you back.
294
00:19:27,395 --> 00:19:30,395
And I'm thinking about
a strategy review.
295
00:19:32,075 --> 00:19:35,913
Right. So, the thing is,
that I've, erm...
296
00:19:35,915 --> 00:19:39,913
I've spoken to HR, and your
maternity cover, Belinda,
297
00:19:39,915 --> 00:19:43,793
well, we can't just, uh...
terminate her contract.
298
00:19:43,795 --> 00:19:45,875
So, erm...
299
00:19:47,955 --> 00:19:50,513
We have very generous
compassionate leave.
300
00:19:50,515 --> 00:19:53,393
Are you sure that
you don't want to...?
301
00:19:53,395 --> 00:19:55,435
What I want...
302
00:19:56,755 --> 00:19:58,515
..is to get back to work.
303
00:20:01,915 --> 00:20:03,475
I need to keep busy.
304
00:20:05,475 --> 00:20:07,035
Yeah, of course.
305
00:20:09,475 --> 00:20:11,355
So, look, erm...
306
00:20:12,435 --> 00:20:16,273
I'm sure we can find
an appropriate role.
307
00:20:16,275 --> 00:20:20,233
Maybe not...client-facing.
308
00:20:20,235 --> 00:20:22,073
Not just yet...
RACHEL'S VOICE FADES
309
00:20:22,075 --> 00:20:24,915
DRUMMING HEARTBEAT
310
00:20:25,995 --> 00:20:27,393
ECHOING: So, what have we got?
311
00:20:27,395 --> 00:20:29,075
EMMA SIGHS
Leona?
312
00:20:30,875 --> 00:20:32,235
Energy.
313
00:20:33,315 --> 00:20:35,073
Positivity.
314
00:20:35,075 --> 00:20:37,553
Dynamism. Reliability?
315
00:20:37,555 --> 00:20:38,993
Emma. Hm?
316
00:20:38,995 --> 00:20:40,433
You haven't written down "dynamism",
317
00:20:40,435 --> 00:20:42,633
Well, isn't that
the same as "energy"?
318
00:20:42,635 --> 00:20:44,753
I think the question we need
to be asking ourselves is,
319
00:20:44,755 --> 00:20:48,233
what exactly is Flow2o's
higher purpose?
320
00:20:48,235 --> 00:20:50,433
QUIETLY: Supplying offices
with water coolers?
321
00:20:50,435 --> 00:20:52,953
Water is life.
322
00:20:52,955 --> 00:20:54,395
Emma, did you get that?
323
00:20:56,315 --> 00:21:00,193
I do love to see a room full
of geniuses hard at work.
324
00:21:00,195 --> 00:21:01,473
What's going down, Bri?
325
00:21:01,475 --> 00:21:02,953
Mission statement hell.
326
00:21:02,955 --> 00:21:04,753
How about...?
327
00:21:04,755 --> 00:21:06,193
"To make...
328
00:21:06,195 --> 00:21:09,673
"..more water cooler moments
happen every day."
329
00:21:09,675 --> 00:21:11,753
Saul, you bastard!
330
00:21:11,755 --> 00:21:14,073
Emma, write that down.
331
00:21:14,075 --> 00:21:15,673
How's it going, Em?
332
00:21:15,675 --> 00:21:17,593
Missing sales yet?
333
00:21:17,595 --> 00:21:20,593
Best assistant I ever had.
334
00:21:20,595 --> 00:21:22,233
Just don't get her on the shots.
335
00:21:22,235 --> 00:21:24,353
CHUCKLING AROUND ROOM
Laters, guys.
336
00:21:24,355 --> 00:21:25,953
I'm the same on shots.
337
00:21:25,955 --> 00:21:28,993
Right, come on,
back to the task in hand.
338
00:21:28,995 --> 00:21:32,155
BUSY OFFICE HUBBUB
339
00:21:34,955 --> 00:21:36,833
How was it?
340
00:21:36,835 --> 00:21:42,033
Erm, it was dynamic,
energetic and life-enhancing.
341
00:21:42,035 --> 00:21:45,875
I thought marketing was going
to be way more exciting than this.
342
00:21:48,195 --> 00:21:49,993
Oh, my God.
343
00:21:49,995 --> 00:21:51,595
What? I don't believe it.
344
00:21:53,075 --> 00:21:56,273
We got the house! I got the house!
345
00:21:56,275 --> 00:21:58,035
I got the...! Ah!
346
00:21:59,435 --> 00:22:01,473
They don't deserve you.
347
00:22:01,475 --> 00:22:03,433
And, of course, the
maternity's so generous,
348
00:22:03,435 --> 00:22:06,073
Belinda's still got another
six months on her contract.
349
00:22:06,075 --> 00:22:07,755
PHONE BUZZES
350
00:22:10,755 --> 00:22:12,073
Oh, wow.
351
00:22:12,075 --> 00:22:13,273
What?
352
00:22:13,275 --> 00:22:14,833
It's the house.
353
00:22:14,835 --> 00:22:16,993
I passed the interview, I got it.
354
00:22:16,995 --> 00:22:18,713
Oh, good.
355
00:22:18,715 --> 00:22:21,953
Good, you...
You deserve some good news.
356
00:22:21,955 --> 00:22:24,435
It says I can move in next week.
357
00:22:26,635 --> 00:22:28,353
SIMON GRUNTS
358
00:22:28,355 --> 00:22:31,315
How are you going to survive
with all this stuff in storage?
359
00:22:41,995 --> 00:22:46,435
WIND CHIMES JANGLING
360
00:23:35,555 --> 00:23:36,795
ENTRY SYSTEM BEEPS
361
00:24:23,675 --> 00:24:25,993
BLUES MUSIC PLAYING
362
00:24:25,995 --> 00:24:27,835
SIMON HUMS ALONG
363
00:24:29,315 --> 00:24:32,553
What's this?
Oh, erm, the house chose it.
364
00:24:32,555 --> 00:24:34,113
Our house has a playlist?
365
00:24:34,115 --> 00:24:35,393
It's better than that.
366
00:24:35,395 --> 00:24:37,115
Our house has moods.
367
00:24:38,395 --> 00:24:40,593
Are we feeling peaceful?
368
00:24:40,595 --> 00:24:42,115
This is peaceful.
369
00:24:43,515 --> 00:24:46,273
Playful or productive?
370
00:24:46,275 --> 00:24:48,233
Hm...
371
00:24:48,235 --> 00:24:49,435
..playful.
372
00:24:50,875 --> 00:24:52,313
Playful, it is.
373
00:24:52,315 --> 00:24:55,393
MUSIC: One Week Of Danger
by The Virgins
374
00:24:55,395 --> 00:24:57,353
EMMA GIGGLES
375
00:24:57,355 --> 00:25:00,753
# Well, is there something
that you like about her? Yes
376
00:25:00,755 --> 00:25:03,033
# I like the way that
her body bends... #
377
00:25:03,035 --> 00:25:04,673
EMMA: Woo!
378
00:25:04,675 --> 00:25:07,153
# And is there something
that you love about her?
379
00:25:07,155 --> 00:25:09,393
Come on, loosen up!
380
00:25:09,395 --> 00:25:11,433
I'm trying.
381
00:25:11,435 --> 00:25:12,953
No!
382
00:25:12,955 --> 00:25:14,233
# Come on, baby
383
00:25:14,235 --> 00:25:15,993
# We get along... #
384
00:25:15,995 --> 00:25:18,275
TOOTHBRUSH BUZZING
385
00:25:19,395 --> 00:25:21,755
COUNTDOWN TIMER BEEPS
386
00:25:23,195 --> 00:25:25,075
BUZZING STOPS ABRUPTLY
387
00:25:32,235 --> 00:25:33,795
BEEPING
388
00:25:39,235 --> 00:25:41,235
PANEL PINGS
389
00:25:46,155 --> 00:25:47,793
Ooh, careful with that.
390
00:25:47,795 --> 00:25:49,593
Ha-ha.
391
00:25:49,595 --> 00:25:52,473
Hey, I'm not knocking it.
392
00:25:52,475 --> 00:25:55,793
Clearly old Eddie Monkford
has a thing for people
393
00:25:55,795 --> 00:25:57,635
who spill hot drinks over him.
394
00:25:59,035 --> 00:26:02,633
And now here we are
in a really cool house
395
00:26:02,635 --> 00:26:04,235
and a really tiny rent.
396
00:26:05,915 --> 00:26:08,513
So you like it now?
397
00:26:08,515 --> 00:26:10,595
Yeah. I love it.
398
00:26:12,675 --> 00:26:14,993
It's my birthday next week.
399
00:26:14,995 --> 00:26:16,473
Is it?
400
00:26:16,475 --> 00:26:17,915
Shit, I'd forgotten.
401
00:26:19,475 --> 00:26:22,675
I've booked us a table for two
at the new Saffron.
402
00:26:25,475 --> 00:26:29,875
Or...we could have a party.
403
00:26:31,635 --> 00:26:33,553
Are parties allowed?
404
00:26:33,555 --> 00:26:35,993
Just be a few friends.
405
00:26:35,995 --> 00:26:39,713
To make them all jealous of how
grown-up and sorted we are.
406
00:26:39,715 --> 00:26:41,233
OK.
407
00:26:41,235 --> 00:26:42,595
Let's do it.
408
00:26:43,995 --> 00:26:46,475
We could invite Edward Monkford.
409
00:26:51,475 --> 00:26:53,435
Why would we do that?
410
00:26:56,275 --> 00:26:58,593
Yeah, you're right.
411
00:26:58,595 --> 00:26:59,955
Bad idea.
412
00:27:03,035 --> 00:27:04,355
Night.
413
00:27:06,155 --> 00:27:07,435
Night.
414
00:27:30,235 --> 00:27:32,235
JANE PANTS
415
00:27:33,795 --> 00:27:35,315
SHE WINCES
416
00:27:43,195 --> 00:27:45,555
SHE BREATHES DEEPLY
417
00:28:17,795 --> 00:28:19,513
PHONE RINGS
418
00:28:19,515 --> 00:28:21,953
Alyssia, hi. It's Jane Cavendish.
419
00:28:21,955 --> 00:28:24,153
I really appreciate
the welcome flowers,
420
00:28:24,155 --> 00:28:27,273
but it's just getting a bit much.
421
00:28:27,275 --> 00:28:30,233
Edward's in America.
422
00:28:30,235 --> 00:28:34,073
And if he was sending flowers,
he'd ask me to do it.
423
00:28:34,075 --> 00:28:36,553
Is there a florist's name?
424
00:28:36,555 --> 00:28:38,275
Uh, let me check.
425
00:28:39,755 --> 00:28:41,475
Oh, this one has a card.
426
00:28:43,955 --> 00:28:46,195
"Emma, I will love you forever."
427
00:28:47,435 --> 00:28:48,633
Who's Emma?
428
00:28:48,635 --> 00:28:50,473
I think you'd better phone
the florist direct.
429
00:28:50,475 --> 00:28:52,513
They're nothing to do with us.
430
00:28:52,515 --> 00:28:54,235
DISCONNECT TONE
431
00:29:10,915 --> 00:29:13,155
CHILDREN LAUGH
432
00:29:14,155 --> 00:29:16,393
Oh, wow. Whoa.
433
00:29:16,395 --> 00:29:17,753
Told you.
434
00:29:17,755 --> 00:29:19,553
Martha, not the stairs.
435
00:29:19,555 --> 00:29:21,713
Uh, has it sent you crazy yet?
436
00:29:21,715 --> 00:29:23,953
No, actually.
437
00:29:23,955 --> 00:29:27,313
The house and I are a good match
for each other.
438
00:29:27,315 --> 00:29:28,673
Yeah.
439
00:29:28,675 --> 00:29:31,993
And the man who built it, could you
be a good match for each other?
440
00:29:31,995 --> 00:29:33,315
Behave.
441
00:29:34,635 --> 00:29:36,713
And how are things with you?
442
00:29:36,715 --> 00:29:39,193
Well, you know, erm...
443
00:29:39,195 --> 00:29:41,393
Charlie's firm's talking
about redundancies,
444
00:29:41,395 --> 00:29:43,353
Martha may have dyslexia,
445
00:29:43,355 --> 00:29:46,233
Freddie's desperate
for a guinea pig.
446
00:29:46,235 --> 00:29:48,473
Freddie, don't do that!
447
00:29:48,475 --> 00:29:50,473
Guys, come and sit on the sofa.
Come on.
448
00:29:50,475 --> 00:29:52,073
Er, Charlie. Yes?
449
00:29:52,075 --> 00:29:54,593
Er, get some toys or something
from the car, would you?
450
00:29:54,595 --> 00:29:56,353
Yeah, sure.
451
00:29:56,355 --> 00:30:00,035
It's not really a garden
for playing in.
452
00:30:01,715 --> 00:30:03,115
Mm.
453
00:30:06,155 --> 00:30:09,393
Where do you keep those
wooden salad spoons?
454
00:30:09,395 --> 00:30:11,033
JANE CLEARS THROAT
455
00:30:11,035 --> 00:30:13,393
I was hoping you wouldn't notice.
456
00:30:13,395 --> 00:30:15,513
They went to a charity shop.
457
00:30:15,515 --> 00:30:17,273
Oh. I know. I'm sorry.
458
00:30:17,275 --> 00:30:18,833
It's just...
459
00:30:18,835 --> 00:30:21,513
There's room for so few of
my own things here.
460
00:30:21,515 --> 00:30:24,953
Is that awful of me?
Oh, no, no. It's fine.
461
00:30:24,955 --> 00:30:27,195
Who's your admirer, Jane?
462
00:30:28,835 --> 00:30:30,153
What?
463
00:30:30,155 --> 00:30:33,393
I just found some bloke outside
leaving you flowers.
464
00:30:33,395 --> 00:30:35,033
Jane.
465
00:30:35,035 --> 00:30:36,755
Should I...? No, let's not.
466
00:30:38,275 --> 00:30:39,913
Wait!
467
00:30:39,915 --> 00:30:41,913
Wait a minute, would you?
468
00:30:41,915 --> 00:30:44,195
Wait! Why do you keep
leaving me flowers?
469
00:30:46,275 --> 00:30:48,153
Who are you?
470
00:30:48,155 --> 00:30:49,715
My name isn't Emma.
471
00:30:51,035 --> 00:30:53,595
Well, they aren't for you.
Obviously.
472
00:30:54,995 --> 00:31:00,753
And I only keep replacing them
because you keep taking them.
473
00:31:00,755 --> 00:31:02,595
It was her birthday this week.
474
00:31:03,675 --> 00:31:05,153
She would have been 30.
475
00:31:05,155 --> 00:31:06,595
Oh, my God,
476
00:31:09,355 --> 00:31:11,075
I'm so sorry.
477
00:31:12,795 --> 00:31:14,673
Did she...?
478
00:31:14,675 --> 00:31:17,275
She died in that house
three years ago.
479
00:31:20,395 --> 00:31:22,793
How? If you...
480
00:31:22,795 --> 00:31:24,755
I know it's none of my business,
but...
481
00:31:26,515 --> 00:31:27,995
It depends who you ask.
482
00:31:29,315 --> 00:31:30,995
W-What do you mean?
483
00:31:34,755 --> 00:31:37,753
People do die in houses.
484
00:31:37,755 --> 00:31:41,593
It's where people used to
expect to end their lives.
485
00:31:41,595 --> 00:31:43,913
Old houses, yes, and old people.
486
00:31:43,915 --> 00:31:45,795
But this was someone our age.
487
00:31:48,195 --> 00:31:49,835
Are you all right?
488
00:31:51,395 --> 00:31:54,193
It seems so perfect.
489
00:31:54,195 --> 00:31:55,835
Hard to imagine.
490
00:32:12,715 --> 00:32:14,395
Strange.
491
00:32:20,195 --> 00:32:21,555
JANE EXHALES
492
00:32:56,595 --> 00:32:58,593
Wow.
493
00:32:58,595 --> 00:33:00,435
You look gorgeous. Thanks.
494
00:33:01,755 --> 00:33:03,593
Ow!
495
00:33:03,595 --> 00:33:05,513
You OK? Mm.
496
00:33:05,515 --> 00:33:07,473
I don't think the house likes me.
497
00:33:07,475 --> 00:33:09,673
House doesn't have favourites, Si.
498
00:33:09,675 --> 00:33:10,875
SHE CHUCKLES
499
00:33:14,595 --> 00:33:18,513
When you want to turn the hob on,
you just, like, give it a wave.
500
00:33:18,515 --> 00:33:21,193
Then turn it off.
I want one of those.
501
00:33:21,195 --> 00:33:25,073
MUSIC: In Real Life
by Buvette
502
00:33:25,075 --> 00:33:27,513
NOISY PARTY HUBBUB
503
00:33:27,515 --> 00:33:29,475
GLASS BREAKS
Sorry.
504
00:33:30,835 --> 00:33:32,835
Don't worry, I've got it.
I've got it.
505
00:33:34,315 --> 00:33:36,075
Hey, Emma.
506
00:33:39,635 --> 00:33:41,593
EMMA SNORTS
507
00:33:41,595 --> 00:33:45,473
# I wanna hear you whisper
right in my ear
508
00:33:45,475 --> 00:33:48,033
# Take off your clothes
509
00:33:48,035 --> 00:33:50,793
# And make you all mine
510
00:33:50,795 --> 00:33:53,993
# Let me get lost in you
511
00:33:53,995 --> 00:33:56,473
# Dance with me
512
00:33:56,475 --> 00:33:58,913
# Play with me
513
00:33:58,915 --> 00:34:01,835
# And I'll play with you... #
514
00:34:12,155 --> 00:34:14,433
RAUCOUS LAUGHTER
515
00:34:14,435 --> 00:34:15,833
Course I love you.
516
00:34:15,835 --> 00:34:17,713
My beautiful wife.
517
00:34:17,715 --> 00:34:19,475
Me and my wife...
518
00:34:26,515 --> 00:34:28,033
OK, let's go.
519
00:34:28,035 --> 00:34:30,713
Club. Club, club, club, club!
520
00:34:30,715 --> 00:34:33,593
Oh, Saul, we're...
we're knackered, mate.
521
00:34:33,595 --> 00:34:35,753
When did you get so boring, man?
522
00:34:35,755 --> 00:34:37,833
You're my right hand man.
I can't go without you, can I?
523
00:34:37,835 --> 00:34:39,313
Just not tonight.
524
00:34:39,315 --> 00:34:40,953
Come on.
525
00:34:40,955 --> 00:34:42,555
Let's go home. All right.
526
00:34:43,995 --> 00:34:45,795
Thank you!
527
00:34:47,155 --> 00:34:48,635
Goodbye. Adieu.
528
00:34:49,675 --> 00:34:51,635
Bedtime? Yeah.
529
00:34:55,755 --> 00:34:59,193
Ah... Our first party at
1 Folgate Street.
530
00:34:59,195 --> 00:35:01,795
Mm. Went pretty well, I thought.
531
00:35:03,235 --> 00:35:05,435
You know what else we
haven't done here yet?
532
00:35:09,995 --> 00:35:12,035
Si, I'm not...
533
00:35:13,195 --> 00:35:14,715
Stop. Oh...!
534
00:35:16,355 --> 00:35:17,795
Sorry.
535
00:35:20,275 --> 00:35:23,153
You remember how we christened
Cranleigh Gardens?
536
00:35:23,155 --> 00:35:25,433
Every room within a week.
537
00:35:25,435 --> 00:35:26,713
OK.
538
00:35:26,715 --> 00:35:30,513
And that was before someone came
and shoved a knife in my face.
539
00:35:30,515 --> 00:35:32,513
I know, I...
540
00:35:32,515 --> 00:35:34,235
I know, I'm sorry. I just...
541
00:35:36,635 --> 00:35:38,873
There's no rush.
542
00:35:38,875 --> 00:35:40,595
I just thought...
543
00:35:42,275 --> 00:35:44,355
Look, you said you felt safe here.
544
00:35:48,155 --> 00:35:49,995
I do. I just...
545
00:35:53,515 --> 00:35:55,433
I'm not ready.
546
00:35:55,435 --> 00:35:56,915
Not yet.
547
00:36:00,795 --> 00:36:02,195
I love you.
548
00:36:37,155 --> 00:36:39,635
SHE SNIFFLES
549
00:36:55,435 --> 00:36:58,835
PHONE BUZZING
550
00:37:03,115 --> 00:37:04,315
Hello?
551
00:37:08,515 --> 00:37:10,915
Erm... Uh, two minutes.
552
00:37:15,355 --> 00:37:18,473
That was the police,
DS Willan and her boss.
553
00:37:18,475 --> 00:37:20,033
What?
554
00:37:20,035 --> 00:37:22,873
They're out...they're outside.
They said they want to talk to me.
555
00:37:22,875 --> 00:37:25,315
Maybe they've caught the bastards
who burgled us.
556
00:37:27,035 --> 00:37:28,755
Oh, fuck!
557
00:37:41,395 --> 00:37:42,595
Oh, my....
558
00:37:43,755 --> 00:37:44,953
Fuck...
559
00:37:44,955 --> 00:37:46,475
Oh...!
560
00:37:49,635 --> 00:37:51,313
OK...
561
00:37:51,315 --> 00:37:53,275
SIMON CLEARS NOSE
562
00:37:54,875 --> 00:37:56,953
Come on in.
563
00:37:56,955 --> 00:37:58,675
Sorry about the mess.
564
00:38:01,115 --> 00:38:02,793
Hello, Emma, how are you?
565
00:38:02,795 --> 00:38:05,713
This is my colleague,
Detective Inspector James Clarke.
566
00:38:05,715 --> 00:38:07,553
Have you caught him?
567
00:38:07,555 --> 00:38:10,073
A man matching the description
Emma gave us has been arrested
568
00:38:10,075 --> 00:38:12,593
carrying out another burglary.
569
00:38:12,595 --> 00:38:16,073
We've recovered a number
of items listed as stolen.
570
00:38:16,075 --> 00:38:17,393
Including your phone, Emma.
571
00:38:17,395 --> 00:38:19,553
That's great. Isn't it, Em?
572
00:38:19,555 --> 00:38:21,715
Mm-hm. Yeah, great.
573
00:38:22,835 --> 00:38:25,153
We do need to ask you
some more questions.
574
00:38:25,155 --> 00:38:26,993
Is there somewhere
we can talk in private?
575
00:38:26,995 --> 00:38:28,433
What, in this house?
576
00:38:28,435 --> 00:38:29,753
Not unless you count the shower.
577
00:38:29,755 --> 00:38:32,153
We could go to the
police station, Emma.
578
00:38:32,155 --> 00:38:34,033
I think it's best
we do this on your own.
579
00:38:34,035 --> 00:38:36,153
I... No, I would come with Em.
580
00:38:36,155 --> 00:38:37,715
You know, to support her.
581
00:38:41,755 --> 00:38:43,395
No, here's fine.
582
00:38:48,155 --> 00:38:49,953
I'm sorry to have to ask you this.
583
00:38:49,955 --> 00:38:53,073
Uh, but when we examined
your phone, we found evidence
584
00:38:53,075 --> 00:38:55,993
suggesting that a man may have
used it to film himself
585
00:38:55,995 --> 00:38:57,875
forcing a sexual act on you.
586
00:39:03,595 --> 00:39:05,595
Is that correct?
587
00:39:11,475 --> 00:39:13,595
Emma, can you tell us who it was?
588
00:39:18,435 --> 00:39:19,675
Emma.
589
00:39:23,675 --> 00:39:25,235
He had a knife.
590
00:39:29,515 --> 00:39:32,273
First, he...
591
00:39:32,275 --> 00:39:37,313
..took my phone off me,
and then he made me...
592
00:39:37,315 --> 00:39:39,475
..do that, what you saw.
593
00:39:41,355 --> 00:39:44,833
He said if I told anyone...
594
00:39:44,835 --> 00:39:48,113
..boyfriend or the police...
595
00:39:48,115 --> 00:39:50,715
..that he'd send it out
to everyone in my contacts.
596
00:39:51,795 --> 00:39:54,633
My family, work.
597
00:39:54,635 --> 00:39:58,395
Erm, I'm afraid...
we have to ask something else.
598
00:40:01,035 --> 00:40:04,753
Is there any possibility he could
have left any DNA behind?
599
00:40:04,755 --> 00:40:06,113
Erm...
600
00:40:06,115 --> 00:40:07,713
On the bed, perhaps?
601
00:40:07,715 --> 00:40:09,755
Or...or maybe on your clothes?
602
00:40:11,355 --> 00:40:14,953
It can be really powerful
corroborating evidence.
603
00:40:14,955 --> 00:40:17,753
You understand what we're asking,
don't you, Emma?
604
00:40:17,755 --> 00:40:19,395
Yeah, I understand.
605
00:40:20,795 --> 00:40:22,115
No.
606
00:40:24,875 --> 00:40:26,715
No, he made me...
607
00:40:29,675 --> 00:40:31,513
Sorry.
608
00:40:31,515 --> 00:40:33,433
There's no need to apologise.
609
00:40:33,435 --> 00:40:35,513
None of this is your fault.
610
00:40:35,515 --> 00:40:38,393
And please be aware that
in this country
611
00:40:38,395 --> 00:40:40,633
any kind of forced penetration,
612
00:40:40,635 --> 00:40:44,355
including forced oral
penetration, is rape.
613
00:40:45,675 --> 00:40:49,233
And that's what we'll be working to
get this individual convicted of.
614
00:40:49,235 --> 00:40:51,113
I give you my word on that...
615
00:40:51,115 --> 00:40:53,513
VOICES FADE AWAY
616
00:40:53,515 --> 00:40:56,515
We're going to arrange for you
to give a video interview...
617
00:41:15,675 --> 00:41:17,115
Hey.
618
00:41:32,595 --> 00:41:35,193
Why didn't you tell me?
619
00:41:35,195 --> 00:41:37,275
I thought you would find
it difficult.
620
00:41:39,435 --> 00:41:41,713
{\an8}You mean...
621
00:41:41,715 --> 00:41:43,713
{\an8}You thought I wouldn't
be sympathetic?
622
00:41:43,715 --> 00:41:44,993
You thought I wouldn't care?
623
00:41:44,995 --> 00:41:47,433
I didn't think, Simon.
624
00:41:47,435 --> 00:41:49,193
I was scared.
625
00:41:49,195 --> 00:41:51,715
You would have told me to tell
the police, and I didn't want to.
626
00:41:53,675 --> 00:41:55,073
{\an8}Em...
627
00:41:55,075 --> 00:41:57,635
{\an8}I know I can be a bit of
an idiot sometimes.
628
00:41:58,755 --> 00:42:02,035
{\an8}Of course I wouldn't have made you
do anything you didn't want to.
629
00:42:04,955 --> 00:42:06,715
{\an8}What does this say about us?
630
00:42:08,355 --> 00:42:11,475
That you couldn't talk to me
about something as big as this?
631
00:42:13,395 --> 00:42:15,195
It doesn't say anything.
632
00:42:16,435 --> 00:42:18,833
This isn't about you.
633
00:42:18,835 --> 00:42:20,035
Jesus.
634
00:42:30,875 --> 00:42:32,913
JANE EXHALES
635
00:42:32,915 --> 00:42:34,595
PHONE RINGS
636
00:42:37,275 --> 00:42:38,473
Hello?
637
00:42:38,475 --> 00:42:40,913
Hi, Jane, I've got a visitor
here for you.
638
00:42:40,915 --> 00:42:42,633
Thanks. I'll be right there.
639
00:42:42,635 --> 00:42:44,155
OK, thanks. Bye.
640
00:42:50,315 --> 00:42:51,553
Richard.
641
00:42:51,555 --> 00:42:52,753
Jane.
642
00:42:52,755 --> 00:42:54,553
They didn't tell me you were back.
643
00:42:54,555 --> 00:42:56,153
Are you coming to the review?
644
00:42:56,155 --> 00:42:58,473
And how's motherhood suiting you?
What did you have?
645
00:42:58,475 --> 00:43:01,073
Richard? Belinda Best.
Nice to meet you.
646
00:43:01,075 --> 00:43:03,233
Belinda. Great to meet you, too.
647
00:43:03,235 --> 00:43:05,673
I'm Jane Cavendish.
648
00:43:05,675 --> 00:43:07,395
You're my maternity cover.
649
00:43:08,555 --> 00:43:10,433
It's nice to meet you.
Of course.
650
00:43:10,435 --> 00:43:12,633
Lovely to meet you.
We should catch up.
651
00:43:12,635 --> 00:43:14,635
Richard, shall we go through?
652
00:43:18,155 --> 00:43:20,833
We've taken the opportunity to look
at the strategy with fresh eyes.
653
00:43:20,835 --> 00:43:22,955
Sounds fascinating. Can't wait.
654
00:43:26,475 --> 00:43:27,833
Oh.
655
00:43:27,835 --> 00:43:29,753
Hello.
656
00:43:29,755 --> 00:43:31,353
What are you...?
657
00:43:31,355 --> 00:43:32,675
Hi, Jane.
658
00:43:34,355 --> 00:43:36,673
I, uh...
659
00:43:36,675 --> 00:43:39,833
I just wanted to apologise
about the flowers.
660
00:43:39,835 --> 00:43:42,275
I should have told you
about the previous tenant.
661
00:43:43,555 --> 00:43:45,233
I...
662
00:43:45,235 --> 00:43:47,195
I guess I didn't want
to put you off.
663
00:43:49,315 --> 00:43:52,395
Well, it would have been
good to know.
664
00:43:55,955 --> 00:43:59,073
For what it's worth,
it was an accident.
665
00:43:59,075 --> 00:44:00,913
On the stairs.
666
00:44:00,915 --> 00:44:03,035
It could have happened
in any house.
667
00:44:06,355 --> 00:44:09,155
Look, I'll...
I'll get out of your hair.
668
00:44:10,955 --> 00:44:12,555
Edward.
669
00:44:15,755 --> 00:44:17,993
Do you want to get a coffee?
670
00:44:17,995 --> 00:44:19,235
Yeah.
671
00:44:22,195 --> 00:44:23,913
Hi, guys, what can I get you?
672
00:44:23,915 --> 00:44:25,513
I'll have a latte.
673
00:44:25,515 --> 00:44:28,275
No, a milky cappuccino.
Yeah.
674
00:44:29,395 --> 00:44:31,515
Double macchiato, please.
Sure.
675
00:44:33,635 --> 00:44:35,393
They're very good here.
676
00:44:35,395 --> 00:44:36,995
They do their own roasting.
677
00:44:39,235 --> 00:44:41,113
I couldn't help overhearing.
678
00:44:41,115 --> 00:44:42,955
You lost a child?
679
00:44:44,315 --> 00:44:45,635
Yes.
680
00:44:47,715 --> 00:44:49,195
A little girl.
681
00:44:51,035 --> 00:44:52,913
Oh.
682
00:44:52,915 --> 00:44:54,555
What was her name?
683
00:44:58,515 --> 00:44:59,795
Isabel.
684
00:45:00,955 --> 00:45:02,715
I called her Isabel.
685
00:45:04,955 --> 00:45:06,635
Thank you for asking.
686
00:45:08,235 --> 00:45:10,035
Most people don't.
687
00:45:11,675 --> 00:45:13,635
It was a stillbirth.
688
00:45:14,715 --> 00:45:16,475
39 weeks.
689
00:45:22,195 --> 00:45:25,755
You lost a child, too, I gather.
690
00:45:29,235 --> 00:45:30,315
Mm.
691
00:45:32,835 --> 00:45:35,513
People trot out that platitude,
don't they?
692
00:45:35,515 --> 00:45:37,435
"Sorry for your loss."
693
00:45:39,635 --> 00:45:42,433
I always thought they didn't
realise just how accurate
694
00:45:42,435 --> 00:45:44,715
that word was - loss.
695
00:45:46,235 --> 00:45:48,593
They had won their gamble with life,
696
00:45:48,595 --> 00:45:50,433
genetics and happiness,
697
00:45:50,435 --> 00:45:53,835
and I had...lost.
698
00:45:56,155 --> 00:46:00,553
When it comes down to it,
grief isn't that different to the...
699
00:46:00,555 --> 00:46:03,073
..the feeling of the most...
700
00:46:03,075 --> 00:46:05,275
..terrible, crushing defeat.
701
00:46:07,675 --> 00:46:09,153
Yes.
702
00:46:09,155 --> 00:46:12,395
That is exactly what it feels like.
703
00:46:14,835 --> 00:46:16,635
I can't help wondering...
704
00:46:17,875 --> 00:46:20,553
..did I want her enough?
705
00:46:20,555 --> 00:46:25,113
They're doing an investigation,
postmortem and so on, but...
706
00:46:25,115 --> 00:46:27,633
I'm still waiting to hear.
707
00:46:27,635 --> 00:46:29,275
You mustn't blame yourself.
708
00:46:31,075 --> 00:46:33,515
They wouldn't even let me
have a caesarean.
709
00:46:35,115 --> 00:46:37,993
So...
710
00:46:37,995 --> 00:46:42,273
..my baby died, and then...
711
00:46:42,275 --> 00:46:44,835
..three days later,
she had to be born.
712
00:46:49,435 --> 00:46:52,233
It just feels so wrong, somehow.
713
00:46:52,235 --> 00:46:54,273
Yes.
714
00:46:54,275 --> 00:46:57,593
For a child to die before
its parents.
715
00:46:57,595 --> 00:46:59,715
Isabel wasn't, erm...
716
00:47:02,675 --> 00:47:04,753
JANE SOBS
717
00:47:04,755 --> 00:47:06,193
I'm sorry...
718
00:47:06,195 --> 00:47:08,673
It's OK. Crying is good.
719
00:47:08,675 --> 00:47:11,755
Something to do with the chemicals
in the tears.
720
00:47:17,795 --> 00:47:19,313
Thank you.
721
00:47:19,315 --> 00:47:20,635
Bastard.
722
00:47:24,555 --> 00:47:27,115
THEY LAUGH
723
00:47:36,675 --> 00:47:38,995
Oh, I'm doing all the talking.
724
00:47:40,875 --> 00:47:42,875
I like listening to you.
725
00:47:49,515 --> 00:47:53,433
Jane, there's something...
I want to ask you.
726
00:47:53,435 --> 00:47:55,475
Please forgive my directness.
727
00:47:56,995 --> 00:47:59,235
I would like to have
a relationship with you.
728
00:48:00,275 --> 00:48:02,433
That's...very direct.
729
00:48:02,435 --> 00:48:06,275
If it's too soon, just tell me
and I will go away.
730
00:48:08,475 --> 00:48:12,755
But there is something I need
to explain to you first.
731
00:48:17,515 --> 00:48:21,513
People aren't so very different
to buildings, it seems to me.
732
00:48:21,515 --> 00:48:26,073
It's all too easy to accumulate
the unnecessary.
733
00:48:26,075 --> 00:48:30,473
Valentine's cards,
romantic gestures, date nights.
734
00:48:30,475 --> 00:48:34,513
All the clutter of conventional
relationships that are doomed
735
00:48:34,515 --> 00:48:37,035
before they've even begun.
736
00:48:39,075 --> 00:48:43,713
What if...you strip all that back?
737
00:48:43,715 --> 00:48:46,393
What if you were to have a
relationship unencumbered
738
00:48:46,395 --> 00:48:50,673
by convention, expectation?
739
00:48:50,675 --> 00:48:53,793
A relationship that lasts
for as long as it's perfect
740
00:48:53,795 --> 00:48:55,955
and not a moment longer?
741
00:49:01,275 --> 00:49:04,355
I quite like romantic gestures.
742
00:49:06,155 --> 00:49:10,315
But would you say they're
essential to your life?
743
00:49:12,075 --> 00:49:15,513
Er, I'm...I'm sorry, Edward.
744
00:49:15,515 --> 00:49:17,273
I'm...I'm...
745
00:49:17,275 --> 00:49:21,433
I'm not really in that place
for a relationship.
746
00:49:21,435 --> 00:49:23,593
For any relationship.
747
00:49:23,595 --> 00:49:27,713
No matter how...minimal.
748
00:49:27,715 --> 00:49:29,915
I com...I completely understand.
749
00:49:32,795 --> 00:49:34,995
I'd better get back.
Of course.
750
00:50:11,195 --> 00:50:13,553
Hey, Em, you're not
going to believe this.
751
00:50:13,555 --> 00:50:14,753
What's that?
752
00:50:14,755 --> 00:50:17,033
I did some research on
your crazy house,
753
00:50:17,035 --> 00:50:20,713
and I think someone
might have died there.
754
00:50:20,715 --> 00:50:22,713
What?
755
00:50:22,715 --> 00:50:25,673
Yeah. Er, two people.
756
00:50:25,675 --> 00:50:27,473
When it was being built.
You didn't know?
757
00:50:27,475 --> 00:50:29,353
No. Erm...
758
00:50:29,355 --> 00:50:32,673
The architect was visiting the
site with his wife and baby
759
00:50:32,675 --> 00:50:36,033
when a wall fell on them.
760
00:50:36,035 --> 00:50:38,313
"After a lengthy sabbatical,
Monkford abandoned
761
00:50:38,315 --> 00:50:42,033
"the original plans and rebuilt
the house in the minimalist style
762
00:50:42,035 --> 00:50:44,473
"with which he has since
become synonymous."
763
00:50:44,475 --> 00:50:46,793
Wow.
764
00:50:46,795 --> 00:50:49,115
Like it's their monument
or something.
765
00:50:51,875 --> 00:50:53,395
Oh, my God.
766
00:50:54,635 --> 00:50:56,675
Em, you need to see this.
767
00:51:01,955 --> 00:51:03,435
That's his wife.
768
00:51:05,475 --> 00:51:08,675
She looks just...like you.
769
00:51:10,515 --> 00:51:12,315
She does a bit, doesn't she?
770
00:51:26,555 --> 00:51:28,233
What's all this?
771
00:51:28,235 --> 00:51:29,795
Beef Wellyboot.
772
00:51:30,915 --> 00:51:32,633
I, erm...
773
00:51:32,635 --> 00:51:35,833
I wanted to do something special.
774
00:51:35,835 --> 00:51:39,953
To say sorry for being
such an insensitive jerk
775
00:51:39,955 --> 00:51:43,075
who does not deserve
to be with a supermodel.
776
00:51:44,355 --> 00:51:47,435
And...this is for you.
777
00:51:48,715 --> 00:51:51,235
Just a little early
birthday present.
778
00:51:53,475 --> 00:51:54,675
Wow.
779
00:52:06,115 --> 00:52:07,353
Do you recognise it?
780
00:52:07,355 --> 00:52:09,233
Breakfast at Tiffany's.
781
00:52:09,235 --> 00:52:10,795
Had it shipped over.
782
00:52:12,155 --> 00:52:13,595
You really like it?
783
00:52:15,075 --> 00:52:16,835
I love it.
784
00:52:19,355 --> 00:52:22,395
And I'm sorry, too, Si.
785
00:52:59,755 --> 00:53:00,955
What's wrong?
786
00:53:02,035 --> 00:53:03,315
Nothing.
787
00:53:04,835 --> 00:53:06,793
What?
788
00:53:06,795 --> 00:53:08,195
I don't know.
789
00:53:09,355 --> 00:53:10,913
Si, what...?
790
00:53:10,915 --> 00:53:12,633
Si.
791
00:53:12,635 --> 00:53:14,195
Talk to me.
792
00:53:19,675 --> 00:53:21,835
I can't stop thinking about...
793
00:53:23,915 --> 00:53:25,595
You know. What?
794
00:53:28,235 --> 00:53:30,395
What...what he did to you.
795
00:53:32,035 --> 00:53:33,833
I'm sorry.
796
00:53:33,835 --> 00:53:35,675
Must have put me off.
797
00:53:38,795 --> 00:53:40,953
You mean...
798
00:53:40,955 --> 00:53:43,633
..you think I'm damaged goods?
799
00:53:43,635 --> 00:53:45,073
No.
800
00:53:45,075 --> 00:53:47,273
After everything
that happened to me,
801
00:53:47,275 --> 00:53:49,753
all you can think about is that?
802
00:53:49,755 --> 00:53:51,633
No, it's not like that.
803
00:53:51,635 --> 00:53:52,835
Em...
804
00:53:54,155 --> 00:53:56,153
EMILY'S BREATH SHUDDERS
805
00:53:56,155 --> 00:53:58,673
You are so insecure.
806
00:53:58,675 --> 00:54:00,193
I cannot breathe.
807
00:54:00,195 --> 00:54:01,515
So needy!
808
00:54:02,915 --> 00:54:07,193
Always wanting me to be your
amazing perfect girlfriend.
809
00:54:07,195 --> 00:54:10,033
But I'm not, OK? I'm sick of it.
810
00:54:10,035 --> 00:54:11,593
But you are. Mm!
811
00:54:11,595 --> 00:54:13,033
You are!
812
00:54:13,035 --> 00:54:15,633
You're amazing and you're
perfect, and I love you.
813
00:54:15,635 --> 00:54:18,033
And that's why it's so difficult.
814
00:54:18,035 --> 00:54:20,073
Thinking of him violating
you like that...
815
00:54:20,075 --> 00:54:21,555
I don't love you, Si.
816
00:54:24,515 --> 00:54:25,755
Not enough.
817
00:54:27,795 --> 00:54:29,715
Not to stay with you forever.
818
00:54:31,595 --> 00:54:32,993
W...what are you...?
819
00:54:32,995 --> 00:54:34,435
This isn't working.
820
00:54:36,195 --> 00:54:37,673
This isn't what I want.
821
00:54:37,675 --> 00:54:39,795
I feel...trapped.
822
00:54:41,555 --> 00:54:42,913
No.
823
00:54:42,915 --> 00:54:45,393
No, you don't mean that.
824
00:54:45,395 --> 00:54:48,195
You're feeling vulnerable
because of what that man did.
825
00:54:49,675 --> 00:54:51,513
And it's...it's this place.
826
00:54:51,515 --> 00:54:53,673
You know, this place is like
a pressure cooker.
827
00:54:53,675 --> 00:54:55,233
It's impossible trying
to live this way.
828
00:54:55,235 --> 00:54:56,595
It's not that.
829
00:54:59,995 --> 00:55:01,395
I'm sorry.
830
00:55:07,275 --> 00:55:09,035
I want you to move out.
831
00:55:49,435 --> 00:55:51,595
PANEL POWERS UP
832
00:55:53,995 --> 00:55:58,075
MUSIC: Two Weeks
by FKA twigs
833
00:56:09,875 --> 00:56:12,075
# I know it hurts
834
00:56:14,275 --> 00:56:16,315
# You know
835
00:56:18,435 --> 00:56:21,115
# I'd quench that thirst
836
00:56:22,355 --> 00:56:24,113
# I can treat you better than her
837
00:56:24,115 --> 00:56:25,995
# You say you're lonely
838
00:56:27,395 --> 00:56:30,395
# Say you'll think about it
839
00:56:31,875 --> 00:56:35,233
# Cos you're the only
840
00:56:35,235 --> 00:56:37,553
# One who resonates
841
00:56:37,555 --> 00:56:39,233
# That chase
842
00:56:39,235 --> 00:56:42,235
# Mouth open like high
843
00:56:46,315 --> 00:56:48,193
# Higher than a motherfucker
844
00:56:48,195 --> 00:56:50,193
# Dreaming of you as my lover... #
845
00:56:50,195 --> 00:56:51,715
JANE LAUGHS
846
00:56:54,875 --> 00:56:56,713
# Flying like a streamer
847
00:56:56,715 --> 00:56:59,475
# Thinking of new ways
to do each other
848
00:57:03,355 --> 00:57:05,113
# Pull out the incisor
849
00:57:05,115 --> 00:57:08,355
# Give me two weeks
you won't recognise her... #
850
00:57:12,475 --> 00:57:16,395
MUSIC FADES OUT
851
00:57:39,155 --> 00:57:41,073
JANE INHALES
852
00:57:41,075 --> 00:57:43,235
RINGING TONE
853
00:57:45,875 --> 00:57:47,273
Edward?
854
00:57:47,275 --> 00:57:48,515
Hello, Jane.
855
00:57:50,995 --> 00:57:52,115
Hello.
856
00:57:54,475 --> 00:57:58,953
I've been thinking about
what you said earlier.
857
00:57:58,955 --> 00:58:00,355
In the cafe.
858
00:58:03,035 --> 00:58:04,955
I think I'd like that.
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