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DOOR CREAKING OPEN
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JO:
Oh, God, what's that smell?
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DOOR CLOSING
FARID: Let me find the lights.
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EXHALING SHARPLY
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- Wow.
- It's cute, no?
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It's quaint.
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Just for us.
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I think I need a shower.
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I'm guessing
that's not an invitation?
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DOOR CLOSING
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MAN WHOOPING
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MAN AND WOMAN
CHATTERING AND LAUGHING
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CHATTERING AND LAUGHING
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WOMAN: OK, ready?
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MAN AND WOMAN
CHATTERING AND LAUGHING
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PHONE CHIMING
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FARID: Dr Murray
said your hearing is fine!
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It's not the same.
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I've lost my touch.
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FARID: Hey, no salt.
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How am I supposed to work?
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FARID:
We're not here to work.
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SIGHING
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Look, just give it some time, OK?
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You'll adjust to the medication.
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And if I don't?
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FARID: You will.
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Are you happy being my nurse?
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I love taking care of you.
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What if this is
as good as I get?
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For the rest of our lives.
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I was thinking of
going into town today, huh?
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We could, uh...
check out a few shops,
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get some fresh salmon,
throw it on that nasty barbecue
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and hope for the best.
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JO:
I'm still pretty tired.
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PHONE VIBRATING
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Wow, they've been
really persistent.
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You must have won a cruise.
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HE CHUCKLES
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Come on. Come with me.
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FARID (On radio:) 'And while
the spectre of Satanism
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'and wandering psychopaths
makes for a better ghost story,
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'the tragedy of a man
with no way out
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'but to kill himself
and his entire family
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'is perhaps the
more difficult reality
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'for those left behind to accept.'
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And our
youth ministry is gearing up
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for their Breakfast at Midnight
function next month.
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So, if, um...
DOOR OPENING
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..anyone here
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wants to donate
their baking talents -
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cough-cough, Mrs Cornish...
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CONGREGANTS LAUGHING
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..they will gladly take all
the help they can get. Uh...
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We have a very...
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special guest with us today.
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I would like you all
to welcome back...
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Mrs Danvers.
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You will all, no doubt, recall
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that Rena's 26-year-old
daughter, Beth,
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went missing from the island
six months ago today.
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Rena and I would like
to thank you
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for your efforts
in searching for Beth
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over these past several months.
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And we continue to pray
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that the Danvers family
will soon know peace.
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STEAM HISSING
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HISSING
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HISSING INTENSIFYING
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STEAM HISSING
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KNOCKING
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WOMAN: Did I spook you?
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JO: Uh...
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I'm from next door.
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I thought I'd come by and say hi.
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So, hi.
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Christina.
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Uh, Jo.
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I caught you staring.
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Oh, God, sorry...
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No, no, it's fine.
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I've seen you too.
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So, how are you
liking the cottage?
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Ah...
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It's a bit too fancy.
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Is it? Yeah.
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It was a last-minute trip.
It's all we could find.
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You too, huh?
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CHUCKLING
Well, we built it.
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- Wow.
- Mm-hmm. Do you want a tour?
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Really?
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Jesus, yes. The amount of money
we spent on that thing?
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Please come see it.
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But just so you know, we are
surviving on compliments,
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so if it fails your
expectations, just lie.
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- OK.
- Oh, and you can meet Neil.
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He also needs
constant affirmation,
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so... good luck.
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SHE CHUCKLES
Coming?
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- OK.
- OK, come on.
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PASTOR:
Thanks for coming. Yeah.
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All right. See you next week.
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Farid Matar.
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Wasn't... expecting you.
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FARID: Daniel McPherson.
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It's Daniel Cape now.
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So, originally,
it was only four bedrooms,
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but then, Neil insisted on
a fifth, for whatever reason.
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It was...
PHONE RINGING
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Oh, no. Um...
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It's work.
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Why don't you just
go ahead and poke around?
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Uh... OK.
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Yeah. All our dirty little
secrets are tucked away,
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don't worry. It's fine.
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Go.
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Alessandra? Hi.
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OK, OK...
SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY
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WATER RUNNING
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Hi.
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Our new neighbour.
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- Jo.
- Neil.
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Christina's outside.
She said I could look around.
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Huh. What do you think?
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It's amazing.
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Smoothie?
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Uh...
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How long are you
staying here for?
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The summer, I think.
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I'm not sure.
My boyfriend rented the place.
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To kept lovers.
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Did you notice his haircut?
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Jo's been watching us.
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And he hates when
I don't notice his haircuts.
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Look at me.
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Oh...
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OK.
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I love your new haircut.
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NEIL MOANING,
CHRISTINA GIGGLING
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See?
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Constant affirmation.
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How did you find me?
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You left an easy trail.
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Don't sell yourself short,
Farid, you're talented.
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I'm... I'm a fan.
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Off the record.
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Why did you do it?
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I'm not wearing a wire.
You can check me if you want.
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I understand your anger
and your revulsion toward me.
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Please believe me when I say
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that those
poor people did not deserve...
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what happened to them.
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My once family - the Firm,
as they call themselves -
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are incredibly powerful,
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and they'll do anything
to protect their money.
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But they
have cast me out, long ago.
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I'm as good
as dead to them and that's...
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that's how I prefer it.
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As you can see,
that life is behind me now.
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I have a family of my own and
a community that relies on me.
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It's been over 30 years.
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I understand how you feel, but
if you'll allow me to tell you...
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FARID: Tell me what?
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What? That you found God?
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That you're helping
more people every Sunday
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from behind your little pulpit
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than you ever could
from behind bars?
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Those are actually
the broad strokes, yes.
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Why don't you tell it
to the police instead?
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Would you hear me out first?
I believe I might...
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I just might change your mind.
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Do you think you're innocent?
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I believe I should be free.
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- You murdered children.
- I understand...
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Do you understand
how Rosanne Knockwood's mother
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lives on without her daughter?
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Do you understand
Joseph Chaffey's grief?
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If somebody murdered your wife
and your two daughters tonight,
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would he deserve to live free?
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If you're the good man
you say you are,
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you'll turn yourself in.
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The hands you hold that Bible with
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are the same hands that
butchered that family.
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If you would just hear me out...
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Why? I'm not the police.
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I don't get to decide your
punishment and neither do you.
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And I don't have the evidence
to put you away myself.
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All I can do is urge you
to do what's right.
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What about my family?
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I am no good to anyone in prison.
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- You're a murderer.
- Yes, I was.
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And I have lived with that
every day for 34 years.
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But I am a changed man and I
will convince you of that.
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- You can't.
- I must.
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I am a good man, Mr Matar.
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I serve God. I do good work.
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I have changed,
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and I need you to believe that.
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When I listen...
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..to your podcast,
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when I heard Joseph Chaffey,
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Sandra Loughty, Maggie Knockwood...
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..I came apart.
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Daniel McPherson...
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deserves
to die for what he did,
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but I know in my soul...
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..I am no longer that man.
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I will never not carry
the sins of Daniel McPherson.
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But if I can convince you -
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a man who will not be convinced
that I should be free -
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then, maybe I, Daniel Cape,
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can live out the rest of my days
as a husband and a father,
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and use that freedom to do...
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..just a little more
good in this world.
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Can you not set aside
your anger and...
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..be truly open
to what I have to say?
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And if you can't convince me?
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Then, I will confess.
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Here, it's my
Ashwaganda-Verbena blend.
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JO: Thank you.
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I bet you're dying
to know how I got it.
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- I'm sorry.
- It's OK.
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It's OK.
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It's what brought me here.
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What happened?
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Well, um...
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..four years ago, my boyfriend
and I were camping in Banff,
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and in the middle of the night,
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I woke up and Camilo was gone.
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So, I went out
to look for him and...
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..that's when I saw it...
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the bear.
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It clawed me.
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There was so much blood.
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I went for the tent,
for the bear spray,
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and it grabbed me
and was pulling me out,
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and that's when
I heard Camilo yell,
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it went for him.
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Camilo's face was hanging off.
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Then, the bear started
eating him alive.
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I just... I ran.
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Fuck.
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I was the lucky one.
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But I couldn't move on,
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and the scar kept
reinfecting itself.
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I wished the bear
had torn me to pieces, too.
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And I realised that,
if I wanted to live...
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..like live,
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that I needed to
do it on my own.
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What the doctors could offer
were just Band-Aids,
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just pills that make
living lifeless.
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How long have you been medicated?
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It's like you're split, right?
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Like one part of you is just...
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going through the motions,
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and then the other part
is hovering just overhead.
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And the worst part is,
things that once brought you joy,
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they don't feel like
anything anymore.
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You... lose pieces of yourself.
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Six months.
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I don't know,
I thought it'd get easier.
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Like once
I got used to it...
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..it wouldn't be so bad.
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It doesn't get better, Jo.
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But...
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what if we could choose to accept
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instead of reject?
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To choose, you know,
curiosity over shame?
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What if you made the decision
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of what to do with your life?
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Here.
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JO: What's this?
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JO SNIFFLING
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It's where the path
back to yourself begins.
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PHONE VIBRATING
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Aunt Hannah.
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'Jo, how's the vacation?'
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Well, beats the loony bin.
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How's my mother's house?
You settling in OK?
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'Listen, I didn't call for a fight.'
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- Oh, no?
- 'A box arrived from Montreal.
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'Some long-term care facility
out there called West Haven.
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'Listen, Jo, I'm... not really
sure how to tell you this.
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'Last week,
one of their patients died
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'and they forwarded her
belongings to the house.
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'Her name was... Rose Quarry.
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'She was 89 years old.
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'I called the place immediately
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'and asked for whatever
info they could give me,
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'and let me tell you,
it wasn't much.
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'All I know is she was
admitted in 1950 by her family,
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'our family.
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'A trust was set up to pay
for her care indefinitely.
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'After that, no-one visited her,
not once in 70 years.
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'You were right, Jo.
You and Martha were right.
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'I'm so sorry.'
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Send me it.
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'What?'
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The box, overnight it.
I'll send you the address.
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'OK.'
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What about the room?
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'There is no room, Jo.'
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JO RETCHING
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COUGHING
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JO RETCHING, COUGHING
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TOILET FLUSHING
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