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I'm so glad to see you, Clive.

We've been worried sick.

Because I needed time
to think, Margaret.

For all I knew, you could
have gone to the police.

We didn't go to the police.

Why not?

Because I forgive Margaret.

And I forgive you too, Clive.

That's good, I'm glad.

Is that all you've gotta say?

Of course I'm glad,

but what matters now, is we
do the right thing by Glyn

and that's why we need to
move him out of the freezer

and give him a decent burial.

He's a human being, Clive,
not a shoulder of pork.

Of course he is,

but it's what Glyn
deserves and what he wants.

How do you know what Glyn wants?

Because he told me.

I saw him on the
hill and we talked.

Oh, my good God.

Clive's seeing dead people now.

It wasn't like that.

It was more in my mind,
having conversations with me,

helping me think straight,
and come to my senses.

Something's happened
to you, Clive.

You are not yourself.

But I am, Margaret, I am.

I am more myself now than
I've been in a long time.

Everything is gonna be all
right, Margaret, trust me.

Oh!

-Oh, my good God.
-Shh.

It's Ruth.

We can't let her in.

We'll have to.

We can't, Sylvia.

She knows something.

Nobody knows anything.

Now, stay calm

and act normal.

Quick, let's lay the table

like we're just
about to sit and eat.

Yeah.

Sorry to
bother you, Clive.

I'm looking for Sylvia.

Is she with you?

Yes, yes, come in.

She's through here with us.

Ruth's called in to see us.

Is everything all right?

Uh, yes, I was hoping I
could have a quick word,

but I can see you're
getting ready to eat,

so I won't keep you.

No, it's all right.

We're just laying the table.

Sylvia's having food with us.

Please.

There's no easy way of saying
this, I'm afraid, Sylvia,

but it's come to light

that Glyn has some serious
financial troubles.

And I don't know if you know
how much debt he was in,

but the business
is on its knees,

and Glyn was close
to going under.

Oh, my God.

Um, well, there must
be some mistake.

He would've told me if
he had money worries.

It's a shock, I know,
but we have to consider

that this might explain
his disappearance,

and the longer he's missing,

the more worried we should
be about his wellbeing.

Can I ask how you found out?

Lefi shared some papers
he found in the office,

legal threats from a
number of suppliers.

I know how hard this must
be under the circumstances.

Of course.

I'll leave you to your supper.

Uh, Ruth, love.

You do still think there's a
chance Glyn is okay, don't you?

I'm trying to keep
an open mind, Clive,

but I am concerned.

Of course.

I don't suppose Glyn
shared anything with you

that he'd be reluctant
to say to anyone else?

Uh, no.

We just, um, chewed the cud.

Okay, well, if you do remember
anything, anything at all,

you know where I am.

Of course, yes, thanks Ruth.

Oh, I forgot to ask,
are you feeling better?

Uh, Margaret said you were
off today with a stomach bug

and that's why you weren't
able to lay the carpet

at the house with Herbie?

I was a bit groggy, that's all

and Margaret said it was
a bug, so I stayed home,

but then I picked
up quickly enough.

So, you've been stuck
inside the house all day?

Yes, all day long, Ruth.

Well, I'm glad to see you're
doing better now, Clive.

Yes, I'd better go.

Thank you, Ruth.

-Ta-ra.
-Ta-ra.

It's all starting to
make sense now see,

why Glyn was behaving the way
he was, the past few months,

mood swings, mysterious
phone calls at all hours.

I thought it was because
he was onto me and Herbie,

but the poor bugger was just
trying to save the business.

He still shoulda told
you he was in trouble.

No, he was too proud, Mags.

Exactly, if he'd be
more honest with you,

he wouldn't be lying
downstairs in the cellar

in your old chest freezer.

It was Lefi I don't understand.

Why didn't he come
and talk to me

about what he'd found,
instead of talking to Ruth?

It's a good job he did

because Glyn's money troubles
might be our way out of this.

For shame, Clive.

Stop it.

It may give us a chance.

Glyn now has a
reason to disappear.

He has a motive.

How can you be so heartless?

I'm not.

Nobody will suspect us now.

What do you say, Sylvia?

Clive's right.

This is our chance to
put all this behind us.

But we can't bury Glyn, not
with Ruth sniffing about.

It's not safe.

You are being paranoid.

You don't understand.

You haven't seen what I've
seen or know what I know.

No, Mags, we've gotta do this.

It's now or never.

We have to give Glyn
a proper burial.

Why are you suddenly taking
Clive's side on everything?

I am not, Mags, I'm just
saying what I think.

So, it's two against one now.

It's not about taking sides,

it's about doing the
right thing, Margaret.

Fine.

Do it your way.

But don't blame me if it
all goes horribly wrong,

because I did try to warn you.

Oh, he looks like a
little baby in there.

Right.

If you two can grab Glyn's legs,

I'll lift him by his shoulders.

One, two,

and lift.

It's no good, Clive.

-He's too heavy.
-Ah.

Oh, look at your fingers,
Clive, they're turning blue.

You'll get frostbite.

I'll put some gloves on
and then we'll try again.

We're not trying again, Clive.

He's too bloody heavy.

Then we'll have to
wait until he defrosts.

No, it'll take too long.

It took the best part of a day

to defrost the Christmas turkey.

We're gonna have to just
ask someone to help us.

You're not serious?

Like who?

Oh, my good God.

No.

Five and seven, 57.

Two fives, 55.

Eight and seven, 87.

If you're gonna
to bloody fidget,

bugger off and do it by the bar.

And I'll have another
pint, it's your round.

He's not answering.

Where are you going?

To get my phone.

He might answer if he
sees it's me calling.

Three and zero, 30.

Another one
for John Frederick.

No problem.

Four and five, 45.

Hello?

Sorry to disturb, Herb,

um, but I need to ask
a big favour of you.

What kind
of favour, I'm busy.

I can't say over the
phone, but it's important.

I need your help.

Can you come over to our house?

Well, can't it
wait till tomorrow?

I don't think it can, Herb,

and I'm desperate

and you know I wouldn't
ask if I wasn't.

It's about Sylvia.

What about her?

I can't say too much,
but it's urgent.

Why, what's happened?

It's best if you just come over.

She's in our house.

Herbie, are you still there?

She needs you, Herbie.

Herbie, say something, please.

Okay, I'll be over now.

I really appreciate it.

Come as quick as you
can and bring the van.

-What for?
-I'll explain when I see you.

Well, what is it?

What's wrong?

What's happened?

Sylvia?

Margaret?

Well, what's happened?

It's hard to put
into words, Herbie.

Perhaps it's best
if we show you.

Oh, my good God.

Good Christ, Almighty Jesus.

It's Glyn.

Why is he in there?

What the bloody hell is
Glyn doing in the freezer?

That's why I asked
you to come over here,

to explain to you,

and why I couldn't
tell you on the phone.

I killed him.

I couldn't help it,
Herbie, it was an accident.

He was attacking Clive
and I stopped him,

but he fell awkwardly
and hit his head.

Sweet Jesus.

I never meant to hurt him.

I swear.

It was an accident.

This can't be happening.

Half an hour ago I
was watching father

playing bingo at the social.

I know that this is hard,

but you were the only person
we could turn to, Herbie,

who might understand.

I don't think I
wanna understand.

Hear me out, Herbie, please.

It's me, Clive.

Does anybody else
know about this?

You've lost your
marbles, all of you.

No, no, I'm outa here.

No, Herbie, please stay.

I want nothing to do
with this, Sylvia.

It's insane.

Herbie, please wait,
don't, wait, wait.

Listen to me.

I didn't ask you to come
over here for my sake,

or Sylvia's sake.

What happens between you
two is none of my business,

but the reason I asked you
over is because of Margaret.

She doesn't deserve
to go to prison

for what she did that night.

It was an awful
thing that happened,

but it was an accident.

Margaret did it

to save my life.

And if Glyn was alive now,

he'd say the same thing.

I know he would.

She is just an ordinary
person, Herbie, like all of us.

But she's my wife

and I love her
with all my heart.

And I know she'll have to
live with what she's done.

And that is punishment enough.

So please, Herbie,
please don't go,

for her sake.

We need you to help us.

Thank you, Herbie,
thank you, thank you.

Oh, Herbie.

No, no, don't touch me.

Let's just do what
needs to be done

and then we'll see
where we've got to.

Right, what's the plan?

One,

two,

and lift.

Oh God, Jesus.

All right?

Oh.

Put your hand over.

-Oh, my God.
-God.

This tarpaulin's ripping.

All right, he's on the left.

Yeah, he's on the left.

Wait a minute.

Oh no, he's a bit
slippy, grab hold of him.

Yeah, okay, one, two, three.

Christ.

We need to wrap
him in something.

Well, there's always,
um, carpet remnants

in the back of the van.

They should do the trick.

I'll go get it.

I'll come with you.

No, no, it's okay, I'll-

No, Herbie, please, let me
and Margaret go for a minute.

I think we need some air.

Come on, Margaret.

Oh, you'll, um,

you'll need these.

Yes.

Sorry I never made it to
the fitting this morning.

I told Frederick
to fill in for you.

Was Ruth
pleased with it?

Yeah, seemed to be.

That's good.

If only she knew.

You did all this by yourself?

I did.

The three amigos.

-Which one?
-Over here.

Oh, shh, shh.

Shh, shh, shh.

-Ready?
-Ready.

No, hold on, hold on.

-Go on then.
-Yeah.

Up.

-Oh.
-Ah.

-Oh.
-Ah.

-Go on.
-Oh.

-Right come on on.
-Right.

-Okay.
-Swing him round.

Keep coming, keep coming.

-Watch your back, man.
-He isn't ready.

Watch his head, Herbie.

I am watching.

-Margaret.
-Huh?

Try pushing him from
under the stairs.

-Okay.
-Go, go, go, go, go.

I'm on the steps,
I'm on the steps.

-Right.
-Go on, go on.

-Keep going, keep going.
-Ah, ah.

Yep, ow, ow, ow, ow,
ow, ow, yep, yep.

-Up, up, keep coming.
-Oh, my God, ow.

-Stop mincing about.
-I am doing my best.

Push it, push it, keep it
coming, keep it coming.

-Shh.
-Push, push.

-Keep going, keep going.
-Ah.

Come on, there now.

You get in there.

Shh, keep
your voices down.

I'll go check the
coast is clear.

Mind out, Clive.

I'll clear a pathway now.

Go on.

All clear, we're good to go.

Come on.

Open the van door.

Keep coming.

-Get it, man.
-Ah.

-Herbie, Herbie.
-No, I've got it.

Clive.

You stay here,
I'll get the tools.

I'll come with you.

Shut the door, shut the door.

Look, I'm sorry about yesterday.

Yeah.

Is that all you can say?

I'm trying my best to
believe you, Sylvia.

It's not easy is it?

All right, all right.

Oh, my good God, quick,
there's a car coming.

Everybody inside.

Hurry up, hurry up, hurry.

It's Lefi.

What the bloody hell

is Lefi doing here at
this time of night?

-He's seen my van.
-Huh?

So, well he knows
about me and Sylvia.

Since when?

It doesn't matter when,
Mags, he just knows.

How long is he just
gonna sit there for?

I hope to Christ he doesn't
go anywhere near the van.

We'll, we'll have to stop him.

Well, it's you he's come to see.

Well, perhaps he's
got news from Ruth.

Go and ask him, find out.

No, no.

We need to distract him, Herbie.

Get out there, Sylvia, now.

Clive is right, now go.

Hurry.

Oh, my good God, Lefi,
you gave me a fright.

What are you doing here?

I, I wanna talk to you.

Can it wait till tomorrow?

It's been a bit of a long day.

Oh, I am sick and tired

of people telling me
to come back tomorrow.

It's important.

What's Herbie doing here?

I don't wanna talk
about it out here.

What?

Come on, let's go to the mans.

You look like you could do
with a drink, I know I do.

Lefi, please.

She's done it.

-Well, thank God for that.
-I'm going after her.

-No.
-No, Herbie, stop.

I need your help, Herbie.

We can't waste any more time.

We need to move Glyn now.

Please, Herbie.

All right, but I'm
coming straight back here

after we've finished.

Deal.

Hand them here.

Right.

Aren't you gonna
say goodbye then?

Of course I am.

I was just gonna put these
in the van and come back.

I don't believe you.

Clive, I'll wait in
the van, all right?

Are you still you?

Of course I am.

You'd better go.

I love you, Margaret.

Be careful.

I will.

That's how
you hurt your hand,

setting fire to Glyn's truck?

It wasn't me who torched it.

I would never do that to Glyn.

We were friends.

You hid him in the freezer.

That was different.

It was either that or
Margaret goes to jail.

Sweet Jesus.

I always thought I knew you.

You were like me.

You know, a bit quiet,

intimidating,

but normal.

I couldn't be much more wrong.

Everything's
changing, that's all.

And I suppose, for
the first time,

I have to change with it.

It's a strange world, Herbie

and getting stranger.

Tell me about it.

The funny thing is I've
never felt more alive.

And, if Glyn hadn't died, I
might have never found out.

Yeah, but you used to be happy.

I thought I was, but I
didn't know any different.

I tried to build a world

that I hoped would
always stay the same.

That's impossible.

I know that now,

but not then.

I suppose you've
spoken to Ruth by now

about Glyn's money troubles.

Sorry, I didn't speak
to you first about it.

Um, I just thought
Ruth should know.

It's not your fault, Lefi.

She would've found
out sooner or later.

You did the right thing.

I had no idea about
the mess he was in.

If I'd known, perhaps I could
have done something to help.

Well, it doesn't matter
anymore, it's too late.

You don't think
Glyn's coming home?

No, I don't think he is.

Oh God, I'm sorry Lefi,
I just can't lie to you.

No, it's okay.

Just hearing you
say it, that's all.

Never had wine before.

My father did the
same thing as Glyn,

just walked out on us,

never came back.

Glyn probably did more for me
than my own father ever did,

gave me a chance when everybody
else thought I was a nobody.

That's why I feel
guilty again now

'cause of what I feel for you.

I've felt it ever since
the first time I saw you.

And I've tried to put those
thoughts out of my mind,

but I, I can't help it.

I'm sorry, I can't do this.

Because of Herbie?

No, because you're half
my age, for God's sake.

That makes no difference.

Of course it does,
it's ridiculous, Lefi.

What's ridiculous is
you trying to deny it

and, and, and lying
to me about Herbie.

I know he only came to
Margaret's house to see you.

Oh, Lefi, if you only
knew what was going on,

you'd understand.

Tell me.

I can't.

I wanna know.

Herbie only came round

because I wanted to tell
him it was over between us.

So, why didn't
you meet him here?

Because I was afraid
of how he'd react

if we were on our own,

so I arranged to meet him
at Margaret's house instead.

-So you're afraid of him?
-Yes, no, I dunno.

Has he ever hurt you before?

Of course not.

'Cause if he has I,
I'll fucking kill him.

Oh, Lefi, please.

I wanna look after you.

No, no, stop it.

I'm not a kid anymore.

I know what I feel, I love you.

No, stop it, stop it, stop it.

What, sorry.

I don't deserve to be loved,

by you or anybody else.

I'm not a good person, Lefi.

This is all my fault.

Everything bad that's
happened is because of me.

No, don't say that.

It isn't true.

Sorry.

Please don't say that.

Uh, I should go.

No, I want you to stay.

Hooray.

Herbie?

Your father's a
winner, boy.

Look, I am a winner.

You, oh you little shit.

Where have you gone in my
bloody van, you bastard?

Whoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo.

Whoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo.

Good Christ, Dai, what the
bloody hell are you doing?

Howling for peace
in the universe

under the full moon.

Oh, fuck the full moon.

And if you see Herbie before me,

tell him he can shove
a universe pf peace

right up his arse.

Whoo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.

Shush, man, you're
keeping people awake, man.

Whoo hoo, whoo, hoo hoo.

This is it.

This is where I last
spoke to Glyn today.

How do you mean?

You spoke to him?

We talked after he was dead.

He helped me clear my
head, him and the chi.

Well, how the fuck
was the chi involved?

It's a long story.

All you need to know is me
and Glyn made our peace.

You're turning
Tonto on me, Clive,

and I don't like it.

I am not turning Tonto, honest.

Glyn's gone now.

All we need to do

is bury him.

Go through.

Please sit down.

I don't think I can.

Thanks all the same, but if
it's all right, I'll stand.

Whatever suits Margaret.

You stand if you want to.

I'm not sure what
I'm doing here, but

I found this

in the bag with the burn cream.

And I was wondering why.

If you know the
truth about Glyn,

why do you keep tormenting me?

Why haven't you
been to the police?

I'm not tormenting you.

I'm trying to save
you, Margaret.

The same as the good Lord saved
me that night in the forest

when I tried to
take my own life,

while you and Clive were
trying to get rid of Glyn.

You were there?

Y- you saw?

God spared me my life

so that I could
witness what you did

and bring you to salvation.

But the truth is,

the truth is I've
struggled, Margaret,

to accept how two
decent and honest people

could do such an horrible thing.

It was an accident,
Aidan, I swear.

I'm sure it was, but
I've been praying to God

to tell me how best
we use what I know.

Should I go to the police?

Does God want to punish
you for what you did?

Does he, Margaret?

I don't know what
God wants, Aidan.

I don't know what to believe.

Our God is not a
vengeful God, Margaret.

You need to know that
and trust in that

because our God
is a God of love.

-Yes.
-And forgiveness.

And if you confess
your sins to God,

then He will forgive
you, Margaret.

Yes, yes.

Not judge and you
will not be judged

and God will
forgive us our sins.

Yes.

This is my mission, Margaret,

to bring you and Clive
out of the darkness

-and back into light.
-Oh.

I didn't go to the police

because it's God you need
to beg to for forgiveness.

Yes.

-Not Ruth.
-No.

You need to open
your heart to God,

-to God's everlasting love.
-Oh.

-Before it's too late.
-Oh.

Ask for His forgiveness

and let the grace
of God set you free.

Forgive me Father,
for I have sinned.

-Amen.
-Amen.

Amen.

Ah, ah.

Ah, ah.

Let's get him in
there and comfortable,

as quickly as we can,

before he defrosts.

Well, can't we just roll him in?

No.

Well, he's hardly
gonna notice is he?

I mean, it's not
a five star hotel.

Just lower him in
and I'll do the rest.

Oh.

Okay.

-Ah, oh.
-Oh.

Oh, bingo.

-Ah, ah.
-Oh.

No, no wait.

I wanna say a few words

before we fill him in.

Oh, come on, you're not serious.

I need to say goodbye, Herbie.

All right, just get on with it.

I'm gonna miss you,

you bugger.

Even though you kept
your best advice to me

until you were dead.

Can we get this done now?

So that we can go home?

Go on.

Come out, come out,
whenever you are.

I know you're in there,
you little piggies.

Open up.

I'll go talk to him.

-Open up.
-I'll come with you.

No Lefi, please.

I need to do this myself.

Please, for me.

There's no point
howling John Frederick.

Herbie's not here.

Hey, hey.

Eh, don't you try
and fool me, Delilah.

I know he's in there because
I can smell him, right?

I'm not gonna argue with you.

So, either you believe
me and go home,

or I'll have to
phone the police.

Oh, right, you phone
the bloody police,

and then you can explain to Ruth

how you caused your own
husband's disappearance

because you were shagging
my shit for brains son

behind his back.

You're drunk and
acting ridiculous.

Says you, who's
hiding Herbie in there

and you won't let him out.

Herbie's not here.

And if I were you,
John Frederick,

I'd shut up and go home quietly.

Oh, well, well,
well, well, well.

Look who it is, ha, ha.

Go home, old man,
while you still can.

Hey, don't you tell me
what to do, youngster.

I've kept your family
in mats and foods

since before the day
that you were even born.

So, if I was you, like,
I'd stay out of things

before I hit you so hard

you'll be eating your own
liver upside down, boy.

-You what?
-Oh, ho, ho.

Stop it, the two of you, now!

Keep her away from me
before I pack anything.

Hey, ho, ho.

Yay.

Hey, Herbie's gonna shit
a brick and build a castle

when he finds out about
you and laughing boy there.

Two amigos.

I suppose everyone's
afraid of it, a little bit,

wary perhaps, of things changing
when you least expect it.

And give us this
day our daily bread,

and forgive us our trespasses,

as we forgive those who
trespass against us,

and lead us
not into temptation,

and deliver us from evil,

for thine is the kingdom,
the power, and the glory,

forever and ever,

amen.

But change can happen
to anyone and at any time.

And before you know it,

the world you thought you
knew, and always felt safe in,

suddenly starts to feel strange

until everything
changes forever.

-Herbie, watch out for it!
-Ah!

-Ah!
-Ah!