WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:12.297 --> 00:01:14.730 MAN: You look a bit chilly. Can I throw my jacket over you? 4 00:01:14.899 --> 00:01:17.208 WOMAN: Oh, very smooth. 5 00:01:22.041 --> 00:01:24.314 WOMAN: Oh, I wish we could stay here. 6 00:01:24.449 --> 00:01:26.984 MAN: Oh, I don't see why we can't. 7 00:01:27.119 --> 00:01:29.485 WOMAN: Well, I guess we could. 8 00:01:29.620 --> 00:01:33.255 MAN: I have a tent. June and Danny the campers. 9 00:01:33.458 --> 00:01:36.825 WOMAN: A camping adventure. 10 00:01:52.439 --> 00:01:55.036 I think we're winning. 11 00:01:55.172 --> 00:01:56.940 Amazing what a little touch-up will do. 12 00:02:02.420 --> 00:02:04.456 You like that view, don't you, June? 13 00:02:04.758 --> 00:02:06.181 Oh, there you are! 14 00:02:06.417 --> 00:02:09.128 Now, you won't forget about those tiles upstairs, will you? 15 00:02:11.964 --> 00:02:13.356 DANNY: There you go. 16 00:02:13.524 --> 00:02:15.057 Good as new. 17 00:02:16.735 --> 00:02:17.928 Now... 18 00:02:18.664 --> 00:02:19.765 what about that cup of tea? 19 00:02:20.534 --> 00:02:22.937 Yes, that would be... Yes. 20 00:02:23.206 --> 00:02:25.210 Would be what, Mum? 21 00:02:26.977 --> 00:02:28.605 Would be those. 22 00:02:29.174 --> 00:02:31.984 Yeah. Anyway, he does them in about two seconds, 23 00:02:32.186 --> 00:02:34.111 but God help you if you throw them out. 24 00:02:34.547 --> 00:02:35.649 He's going through a bit 25 00:02:35.784 --> 00:02:37.618 of a poo and phallus period at the moment. 26 00:02:38.687 --> 00:02:39.949 Anyway, I thought we could put them 27 00:02:40.084 --> 00:02:41.490 up here somewhere. What do you think? 28 00:02:47.295 --> 00:02:48.332 See you, Mum. 29 00:02:50.496 --> 00:02:51.929 See you soon. 30 00:03:02.315 --> 00:03:04.506 Okay. This will get you all going! 31 00:03:04.642 --> 00:03:09.184 Daisy, Daisy Give me your answer, do 32 00:03:11.723 --> 00:03:13.588 -Come on, June. 33 00:03:13.724 --> 00:03:15.783 A stylish marriage 34 00:03:18.432 --> 00:03:20.856 Upon the seat 35 00:03:23.165 --> 00:03:24.401 Go, Grandma! 36 00:03:26.332 --> 00:03:30.598 Give me your answer, do... 37 00:03:30.800 --> 00:03:32.970 Apple. Ball. Tree. 38 00:03:34.545 --> 00:03:38.014 Apple. Ball. Tree. Apple. Ball. Tree. 39 00:03:38.150 --> 00:03:40.045 Yep. Now, hold on to those 40 00:03:40.181 --> 00:03:42.419 'cause in a moment I'll ask you to repeat them back to me. 41 00:03:43.851 --> 00:03:47.391 Now, can you tell me what this is? 42 00:03:48.355 --> 00:03:49.591 Go on. Tell me. 43 00:03:49.927 --> 00:03:51.021 It's... 44 00:03:56.935 --> 00:03:58.100 That's alright. 45 00:03:58.469 --> 00:04:00.064 - 46 00:04:00.600 --> 00:04:02.032 Got something else. 47 00:04:06.605 --> 00:04:07.911 Alright, June. 48 00:04:08.714 --> 00:04:11.074 I want you to try to read this and do what it says. 49 00:04:19.085 --> 00:04:21.457 That's fine, June. You're doing better 50 00:04:21.626 --> 00:04:23.187 than half my colleagues here. 51 00:04:24.123 --> 00:04:26.565 Now, those three words I asked you to remember. 52 00:04:26.900 --> 00:04:28.267 Can you share 'em? 53 00:04:35.876 --> 00:04:37.067 DANNY: Apple? 54 00:04:41.510 --> 00:04:43.341 BECCA: Oh, look at you two. 55 00:04:44.244 --> 00:04:46.944 If only you'd spend this much time with Lilly Hutton. 56 00:04:47.246 --> 00:04:49.614 Might stop her from groping the male staff members. 57 00:04:49.883 --> 00:04:51.653 - 58 00:04:52.755 --> 00:04:54.883 NURSE: Oh, June, you're so sweet. 59 00:04:55.219 --> 00:04:56.955 You're gonna put me out of a job. 60 00:05:28.828 --> 00:05:30.059 Yeah? 61 00:05:30.195 --> 00:05:31.659 Where... What are the... 62 00:05:31.794 --> 00:05:34.930 Doing another runner, are we? 4322. 63 00:05:35.165 --> 00:05:37.166 4322, 4322. 64 00:05:41.874 --> 00:05:43.298 Uh-oh. 65 00:05:45.406 --> 00:05:46.735 JUNE: Argh! 66 00:05:47.305 --> 00:05:50.206 Night, June. Try again tomorrow, yeah? 67 00:06:33.016 --> 00:06:34.387 YOUNG DANNY: Look at me. 68 00:06:34.990 --> 00:06:37.055 You've got something on the end of your nose. 69 00:06:37.391 --> 00:06:39.955 -It looks beautiful, by the way. -YOUNG JUNE: Don't be silly. 70 00:06:40.725 --> 00:06:43.194 YOUNG DANNY: No, I mean it. You always look beautiful. 71 00:06:43.329 --> 00:06:45.296 YOUNG JUNE: I'm supposed to blush now, am I? 72 00:06:45.431 --> 00:06:47.769 -YOUNG DANNY: Yes, you are. - 73 00:07:13.966 --> 00:07:15.258 Oh. 74 00:07:33.747 --> 00:07:35.043 There you are, lovie. 75 00:07:35.312 --> 00:07:36.854 I've been looking all over for you. 76 00:07:37.223 --> 00:07:38.483 Where the hell am I? 77 00:07:39.085 --> 00:07:41.125 Looks like someone had a bad sleep. 78 00:07:41.628 --> 00:07:43.390 Why don't we get you back to your room, 79 00:07:43.526 --> 00:07:44.826 get you all dressed. 80 00:07:44.961 --> 00:07:47.397 Today is Fun Friday. It's your favorite day. 81 00:07:47.532 --> 00:07:49.266 Actually, Becca, we would rather 82 00:07:49.402 --> 00:07:50.700 you just answered my question. 83 00:07:51.864 --> 00:07:53.197 You remembered my name! 84 00:07:53.833 --> 00:07:55.430 I read your name tag. 85 00:07:58.277 --> 00:08:00.677 June, did you do this? 86 00:08:02.012 --> 00:08:04.681 I'm in trouble now, am I? Did I get one wrong? 87 00:08:09.948 --> 00:08:11.321 It's a pen, isn't it? 88 00:08:11.490 --> 00:08:13.152 Unless it's a trick question, 89 00:08:13.320 --> 00:08:15.285 one of those silly ones doctors always seem to have. 90 00:08:16.527 --> 00:08:18.157 Now those three words again? 91 00:08:18.659 --> 00:08:19.962 Apple. Ball. Tree. 92 00:08:20.331 --> 00:08:21.665 Oh, marvelous. 93 00:08:24.861 --> 00:08:28.273 Now that we have established I'm not a toddler, I'd very much 94 00:08:28.475 --> 00:08:29.871 -like to go home. -Just a sec. 95 00:08:37.111 --> 00:08:39.144 June, can you tell me who's in this? 96 00:08:41.115 --> 00:08:42.521 Go on, just tell me what you see. 97 00:08:44.353 --> 00:08:48.316 Well, aside from the old lump in the middle, um, that's... 98 00:08:48.752 --> 00:08:51.090 Ginny, my daughter, who runs the family business. 99 00:08:51.725 --> 00:08:52.928 Her husband Kyle, 100 00:08:53.063 --> 00:08:55.195 who's a venture capitalist. God knows what he's on. 101 00:08:55.864 --> 00:08:57.732 Their two boys, Casey and Lucas. 102 00:08:58.034 --> 00:09:00.731 My son, Devon, who's studying architecture. 103 00:09:00.867 --> 00:09:02.165 He's top of his school. 104 00:09:02.300 --> 00:09:04.402 His wife, Tiffany, who is a scream. 105 00:09:04.538 --> 00:09:07.405 She's one of the Forsyth girls from the property company. 106 00:09:07.840 --> 00:09:09.207 Their boy, Piers. 107 00:09:09.509 --> 00:09:12.350 And that's their lovely home, overlooking Hermit Bay. 108 00:09:12.953 --> 00:09:16.313 Next to the Kobergs, who own all the seafood restaurants. 109 00:09:18.720 --> 00:09:20.383 June, believe it or not, 110 00:09:20.518 --> 00:09:23.390 until today you couldn't tell me what this was. 111 00:09:23.692 --> 00:09:25.088 It's called aphasia, 112 00:09:25.423 --> 00:09:27.421 that difficulty finding the right words. 113 00:09:27.757 --> 00:09:29.500 It's not uncommon with your type of dementia. 114 00:09:29.869 --> 00:09:31.864 The fact that you could remember your entire family 115 00:09:32.032 --> 00:09:34.529 so thoroughly, it's a miracle. 116 00:09:35.108 --> 00:09:36.234 I'm sorry. 117 00:09:37.508 --> 00:09:39.039 My type of dementia? 118 00:09:40.508 --> 00:09:43.781 That photo. Can you tell me how long ago it was taken? 119 00:09:44.050 --> 00:09:45.177 Michael. 120 00:09:46.180 --> 00:09:48.348 Two or three months, I suppose. Why? 121 00:09:49.351 --> 00:09:53.047 June, five years ago you had a pretty hefty stroke, 122 00:09:53.716 --> 00:09:55.961 followed by a series of much smaller ones. 123 00:09:56.797 --> 00:09:59.961 Unfortunately, the result was vascular dementia. 124 00:10:00.664 --> 00:10:02.129 Since then, more or less, 125 00:10:02.264 --> 00:10:04.232 you've been living here with us in this dementia wing. 126 00:10:08.305 --> 00:10:10.774 I'm having a bit of trouble swallowing that one, doctor. 127 00:10:10.909 --> 00:10:13.009 Yeah. I know it's a lot for you to process... 128 00:10:13.145 --> 00:10:16.176 And, as I said before, I would very much like to go home. 129 00:10:16.311 --> 00:10:18.943 -I'd like to see my family now. -We're getting hold 130 00:10:19.078 --> 00:10:20.377 of your children right now. 131 00:10:20.646 --> 00:10:23.550 Thank you, Becca. You can reach Ginny at the factory. 132 00:10:23.853 --> 00:10:26.014 June, dementia isn't a disease 133 00:10:26.249 --> 00:10:27.588 that'll just go away. 134 00:10:28.257 --> 00:10:31.587 This lucidity you're experiencing will be temporary. 135 00:10:32.256 --> 00:10:33.755 A few hours if we're lucky. 136 00:10:34.224 --> 00:10:35.833 And the slightest upset 137 00:10:35.968 --> 00:10:37.766 could take you right back to where you started. 138 00:10:38.235 --> 00:10:40.495 So, I know you're not going to want to hear this, 139 00:10:40.631 --> 00:10:42.702 but the best place for you to be right now 140 00:10:42.837 --> 00:10:44.172 is right here with us. 141 00:10:44.641 --> 00:10:45.942 We're not a bad bunch. 142 00:10:46.344 --> 00:10:47.646 Fun Friday! 143 00:10:51.843 --> 00:10:53.410 Oh, God. 144 00:11:19.707 --> 00:11:21.042 Screw this. 145 00:11:29.752 --> 00:11:32.548 -Oh, the, um... -4322. 146 00:11:34.050 --> 00:11:35.287 Thanks! 147 00:12:00.648 --> 00:12:01.916 Shit! 148 00:12:02.318 --> 00:12:04.715 DRIVER: Now ladies, that's $27, thank you very much. 149 00:12:05.384 --> 00:12:07.449 -Cheers. Need a receipt? WOMAN: No. 150 00:12:07.585 --> 00:12:09.651 -Have a good day. See ya. -Thanks. 151 00:12:10.758 --> 00:12:12.093 Oh, hello. 152 00:12:21.372 --> 00:12:22.465 June! 153 00:12:22.601 --> 00:12:24.204 JUNE: Would you mind if we headed off? 154 00:12:24.373 --> 00:12:26.402 -I'm in a hurry. -We're not doing a runner here, 155 00:12:26.538 --> 00:12:28.005 -are we? -Yeah, we're hoping to, yes. 156 00:12:28.141 --> 00:12:29.206 -June! -Yeah, look, 157 00:12:29.575 --> 00:12:32.081 I don't know about this. I could lose my job 158 00:12:32.217 --> 00:12:34.277 -and I've got kids, you know. -I've got kids too. 159 00:12:34.546 --> 00:12:36.416 Look where they put me. Now please. 160 00:12:37.352 --> 00:12:39.586 Please. Come on. It's like a prison in there. 161 00:12:39.754 --> 00:12:41.221 The decor alone. 162 00:12:43.356 --> 00:12:45.192 -Fuck it! - 163 00:12:45.727 --> 00:12:46.824 NICK: Shit! 164 00:12:47.160 --> 00:12:48.626 JUNE: Tough luck, turkey! 165 00:12:48.895 --> 00:12:49.966 NICK: June! 166 00:12:56.974 --> 00:12:58.273 So, what did they have you in for? 167 00:12:59.276 --> 00:13:01.573 A crime for which I am completely innocent. 168 00:13:02.175 --> 00:13:03.947 That'd be right! 169 00:13:36.213 --> 00:13:38.514 -YOUNG DANNY: Well? - 170 00:13:38.950 --> 00:13:40.852 -Come on. 171 00:13:43.520 --> 00:13:44.889 June. 172 00:14:13.342 --> 00:14:14.344 Okay, madam. 173 00:14:14.479 --> 00:14:15.716 -Here we are. -Thank you. 174 00:14:16.485 --> 00:14:19.086 Oh, God. I'm embarrassed to say I don't have any money. 175 00:14:19.222 --> 00:14:20.886 No, no, it's all good. It's on me. 176 00:14:21.489 --> 00:14:23.758 Us old ex-cons have got to stick together, hey? 177 00:14:23.894 --> 00:14:25.423 You're very kind. 178 00:14:25.559 --> 00:14:27.998 -What's your name? -I'm Russell. Russ. 179 00:14:28.599 --> 00:14:29.867 June Wilton. 180 00:14:30.002 --> 00:14:31.903 -Lovely to meet you, Russ. -You too. 181 00:15:15.780 --> 00:15:17.245 Who on earth are you? 182 00:15:17.780 --> 00:15:18.974 Olive Wheatley. 183 00:15:19.377 --> 00:15:21.084 Are you looking for Mum? 184 00:15:23.313 --> 00:15:24.516 Oh, my... 185 00:15:25.151 --> 00:15:26.386 Are you okay? 186 00:15:26.521 --> 00:15:30.359 Um... what did you say your name was, pet? 187 00:15:30.862 --> 00:15:32.420 -Olive. -JUNE: Olive. 188 00:15:32.989 --> 00:15:35.430 Who knows Debussy's First Arabesque. 189 00:15:36.066 --> 00:15:37.898 -You know it? -Enough to know 190 00:15:38.133 --> 00:15:39.267 it's no easy piece to play. 191 00:15:40.637 --> 00:15:44.668 Olive, could I trouble you for a glass of water? 192 00:15:45.004 --> 00:15:46.109 Oh. 193 00:15:50.816 --> 00:15:52.577 Just taking a little tour. 194 00:16:12.097 --> 00:16:15.798 I think we just made that crack bigger. 195 00:16:15.933 --> 00:16:19.069 I wouldn't be surprised. 196 00:16:22.577 --> 00:16:24.176 I don't really think you should be in here. 197 00:16:24.311 --> 00:16:25.847 Oh! Oh, you are a treasure. 198 00:16:26.483 --> 00:16:29.178 I'm sorry, I should've told you. 199 00:16:29.313 --> 00:16:30.383 I'm June Wilton. 200 00:16:30.519 --> 00:16:32.683 I suppose you'd say I'm your landlady. 201 00:16:34.388 --> 00:16:36.126 My parents bought this house. 202 00:16:37.155 --> 00:16:38.590 Oh. 203 00:16:42.799 --> 00:16:44.068 Thank you. 204 00:16:46.831 --> 00:16:48.798 That's rather special, isn't it? 205 00:16:56.707 --> 00:16:59.809 Oh, God, that has to be Akira. 206 00:17:05.689 --> 00:17:09.522 Olive, do you think that your lovely mother would mind 207 00:17:09.657 --> 00:17:12.525 if I borrowed this, just for an hour or two? 208 00:17:13.393 --> 00:17:14.822 I think she probably would. 209 00:17:15.091 --> 00:17:17.530 Well, the designer's a close friend of mine. 210 00:17:18.805 --> 00:17:20.095 You could tell your mother 211 00:17:20.297 --> 00:17:22.663 that I'll have him send over something from his new range. 212 00:17:22.999 --> 00:17:24.909 He packages everything beautifully. 213 00:17:25.111 --> 00:17:26.836 Your mother will love it, I promise. 214 00:17:28.013 --> 00:17:30.272 -I guess. -Good girl. 215 00:17:30.708 --> 00:17:32.908 Now, I must remove these rags. 216 00:17:35.555 --> 00:17:36.879 Thank you. 217 00:17:54.140 --> 00:17:56.431 -Olive, you're a gem. -Are you going? 218 00:17:56.734 --> 00:17:59.143 Oh, sorry, pet. Yes, I am. 219 00:17:59.278 --> 00:18:01.475 I have to have a little word with my kids. 220 00:18:09.149 --> 00:18:11.419 Mum! Thank God! 221 00:18:13.759 --> 00:18:15.093 JUNE: Hello, pet. 222 00:18:16.927 --> 00:18:18.155 You know who I am. 223 00:18:18.624 --> 00:18:20.926 I sure do. You sold my house. 224 00:18:21.929 --> 00:18:24.633 Oh, my God! They said at the home you were like this! 225 00:18:25.403 --> 00:18:27.336 -I didn't believe it. - 226 00:18:30.235 --> 00:18:31.604 Oh. 227 00:18:32.769 --> 00:18:34.241 I don't know what to say. 228 00:18:34.410 --> 00:18:36.070 Well, that's nothing new, is it? 229 00:18:36.238 --> 00:18:38.875 -Now I know it's definitely you. 230 00:18:39.777 --> 00:18:41.812 Oh, my God, I missed you, Mum. 231 00:18:47.654 --> 00:18:49.052 It must be quite a shock, is it? 232 00:18:49.188 --> 00:18:50.622 Mm. 233 00:18:50.758 --> 00:18:53.053 I just had one of those myself, as it happens. 234 00:18:53.289 --> 00:18:55.160 You couldn't wait till I was in the ground? 235 00:18:55.296 --> 00:18:57.196 Oh, come on, Mum. Don't. 236 00:18:57.532 --> 00:18:59.329 Where did you get those clothes? 237 00:19:00.065 --> 00:19:02.002 Actually, we should probably get off their property. 238 00:19:02.138 --> 00:19:03.735 Yeah, yeah. I can walk. 239 00:19:12.083 --> 00:19:13.517 What happened to the Lexus? 240 00:19:14.220 --> 00:19:16.180 Oh, I wanted something more practical. 241 00:19:16.750 --> 00:19:19.386 Hmm. Where are we going, anyway? 242 00:19:19.655 --> 00:19:21.423 I thought we could go back to the home 243 00:19:21.559 --> 00:19:23.192 and have a good catch-up. What do you think? 244 00:19:23.561 --> 00:19:25.487 Don't be ridiculous. I'm not going back there! 245 00:19:25.622 --> 00:19:26.756 I barely escaped. 246 00:19:27.225 --> 00:19:29.930 Well, it's the safest place for you to be right now. 247 00:19:30.166 --> 00:19:31.362 It's what they said. 248 00:19:31.631 --> 00:19:32.729 And you need your medication. 249 00:19:32.864 --> 00:19:34.165 Ginny, are you not listening to me? 250 00:19:34.768 --> 00:19:36.364 -Mum. -Just get in the car, Ginny. 251 00:19:36.499 --> 00:19:39.177 I want to visit Devon's office, and you're going to drive me. 252 00:19:52.517 --> 00:19:53.615 What's wrong? 253 00:19:54.251 --> 00:19:56.392 I'm not sure where Devon's working right now. 254 00:19:57.257 --> 00:19:58.592 Give him a call. 255 00:19:59.060 --> 00:20:00.490 Mm. 256 00:20:01.126 --> 00:20:04.158 He's kind of blocking my number a bit at the moment. 257 00:20:04.861 --> 00:20:06.162 -What? -Ah, it's... 258 00:20:06.298 --> 00:20:08.838 It's just nothing. It's just brother and sister stuff. 259 00:20:09.040 --> 00:20:10.169 Well, that's terrible. 260 00:20:10.605 --> 00:20:12.433 You're family. For goodness' sake! 261 00:20:13.169 --> 00:20:14.872 Well, how long's this been going on? 262 00:20:15.604 --> 00:20:16.907 Weeks? 263 00:20:17.850 --> 00:20:19.549 Months? Years? 264 00:20:19.685 --> 00:20:21.051 Months. 265 00:20:21.386 --> 00:20:24.288 -How many? - Thirty. 266 00:20:29.358 --> 00:20:30.690 Give me your phone. 267 00:20:31.459 --> 00:20:32.890 Who are you going to call? 268 00:20:42.834 --> 00:20:44.835 Tiffany, darling, how are you? 269 00:20:45.204 --> 00:20:47.375 -TIFFANY: Is that June? - It surely is. 270 00:20:47.777 --> 00:20:50.876 Back from the brink. How are you, darling? 271 00:20:51.079 --> 00:20:54.543 I can't believe it's you. You sound so good. 272 00:20:54.912 --> 00:20:56.078 Tiff, I'm a box of birds, 273 00:20:56.213 --> 00:20:58.119 but I need to get hold of that son of mine. 274 00:20:58.254 --> 00:20:59.349 Is he at work, is he? 275 00:20:59.484 --> 00:21:01.224 Oh, June. 276 00:21:01.593 --> 00:21:06.191 Um... Dev and I aren't together anymore. We divorced 277 00:21:06.427 --> 00:21:07.661 three years ago. 278 00:21:10.264 --> 00:21:11.401 June? 279 00:21:12.868 --> 00:21:17.935 Um... Yes, I'm here. I'm, um...lost for words. 280 00:21:19.902 --> 00:21:21.610 I... can't believe it. 281 00:21:21.812 --> 00:21:23.107 TIFFANY: You've tried his mobile, have you? 282 00:21:23.242 --> 00:21:25.576 I don't think he checks it at work is the only thing. 283 00:21:26.045 --> 00:21:28.210 Well, I expect he's busy with his architecture. 284 00:21:29.080 --> 00:21:31.079 Where is he working, do you know? 285 00:21:31.515 --> 00:21:34.422 I think he's in the Riddiford Building on Cowan Street. 286 00:21:34.591 --> 00:21:36.584 -It's new. -JUNE: Cowan Street. 287 00:21:37.621 --> 00:21:41.097 I must dash, darling, and I'll try and give you a call later. 288 00:21:41.533 --> 00:21:42.998 We'll have a proper catch-up, alright? 289 00:21:49.340 --> 00:21:50.539 -I don't believe it. - 290 00:21:51.239 --> 00:21:52.475 That boy! 291 00:21:53.807 --> 00:21:55.305 -Cowan Street? -Cowan Street. 292 00:21:59.912 --> 00:22:01.648 Well, how's the factory at least? 293 00:22:01.983 --> 00:22:05.455 The factory is great, yeah. It's going really well. 294 00:22:08.193 --> 00:22:09.558 You're avoiding eye contact. 295 00:22:10.819 --> 00:22:12.254 I'm driving. 296 00:22:12.389 --> 00:22:14.397 You know I've always been able to read you. 297 00:22:14.533 --> 00:22:16.264 -How are the numbers? -GINNY: Oh, Mum. 298 00:22:16.399 --> 00:22:18.330 Nah, we're not talking numbers. 299 00:22:18.532 --> 00:22:19.931 It's that bad, is it? 300 00:22:20.267 --> 00:22:21.298 No! 301 00:22:21.467 --> 00:22:24.342 Mum! God! 302 00:22:25.737 --> 00:22:27.337 Oh, for God's sake! 303 00:22:27.472 --> 00:22:30.312 Is there anything that hasn't fallen apart in this family? 304 00:22:30.648 --> 00:22:33.043 Oh, don't be so dramatic! We're fine! 305 00:22:34.219 --> 00:22:35.886 It's just you've come back 306 00:22:36.122 --> 00:22:38.345 at, like, a tricky phase. 307 00:22:38.480 --> 00:22:40.987 Well, I think I've come back just in time. 308 00:22:41.423 --> 00:22:43.022 To do what, exactly? 309 00:22:43.591 --> 00:22:45.319 You let me worry about that. 310 00:22:47.294 --> 00:22:49.725 Now, after Devon, I want you to drive me to the factory. 311 00:22:50.127 --> 00:22:51.526 I'm not taking you to the factory. 312 00:22:51.662 --> 00:22:53.898 If I want to go to the factory I'll go to the bloody factory! 313 00:22:54.034 --> 00:22:56.000 Yeah? Great. Well, good luck with that. 314 00:23:01.040 --> 00:23:02.512 I can't believe we're fighting already. 315 00:23:03.147 --> 00:23:04.439 Hmm. You could say 316 00:23:04.575 --> 00:23:06.879 I can't believe how quickly things got back to normal. 317 00:23:16.392 --> 00:23:17.560 Two hands on the wheel. 318 00:23:25.104 --> 00:23:26.327 Mum, what are you doing? 319 00:23:26.462 --> 00:23:28.132 Stop. Wait. I'm gonna find a park first. 320 00:23:28.267 --> 00:23:29.940 This is fine, pet. I'll see you when I'm done. 321 00:23:34.077 --> 00:23:35.237 OKAY! 322 00:23:51.731 --> 00:23:53.759 Oh, excuse me. You gentlemen don't know which floor 323 00:23:53.895 --> 00:23:55.895 the architecture firm's on, do you? 324 00:24:07.774 --> 00:24:09.546 -Three A3s. -Yep. 325 00:24:10.448 --> 00:24:11.812 -Fix your hat. -Thank you. 326 00:24:21.051 --> 00:24:22.759 Sorry, madam. Just two secs. 327 00:24:23.295 --> 00:24:25.520 Just gonna send this bad boy 328 00:24:25.855 --> 00:24:27.927 on his way. 329 00:24:32.436 --> 00:24:34.263 -Mum! -Hello, pet. 330 00:24:36.802 --> 00:24:38.476 Well, say something. 331 00:24:39.276 --> 00:24:40.511 I don't have long. 332 00:24:41.343 --> 00:24:42.645 What's going on? 333 00:24:43.777 --> 00:24:45.108 Are you okay? 334 00:24:45.277 --> 00:24:47.683 I'm fine. It's you I'm worried about. 335 00:24:53.652 --> 00:24:56.322 My God! My God! 336 00:24:57.158 --> 00:25:00.189 This is incredible! The fact that you're even here. 337 00:25:00.425 --> 00:25:02.429 You look amazing. How did you even get here? 338 00:25:02.565 --> 00:25:04.127 Has no-one been in touch? 339 00:25:04.296 --> 00:25:06.196 I'm not allowed to have my phone on at work. 340 00:25:06.565 --> 00:25:09.968 My manager's a nightmare, and I'm on my last warning, so. 341 00:25:10.270 --> 00:25:13.738 Oh, Dev. I don't even know where to begin with you. 342 00:25:13.873 --> 00:25:16.004 The fact that you sold my house. 343 00:25:16.140 --> 00:25:17.173 -Oh, yeah. -Or the fact 344 00:25:17.309 --> 00:25:19.008 that you and Tiffany are now divorced. 345 00:25:19.277 --> 00:25:20.717 -Yeah. -Or that I find you working, 346 00:25:20.852 --> 00:25:23.818 you know-- What-- what is this, a photocopy shop? 347 00:25:24.487 --> 00:25:26.447 We also scan and print. 348 00:25:28.389 --> 00:25:31.892 What happened to architecture? You were the top student. 349 00:25:33.160 --> 00:25:34.856 I mean, you got your degree at least? 350 00:25:35.192 --> 00:25:38.159 Yep. Yeah, yeah. Pretty much. 351 00:25:38.594 --> 00:25:40.934 Devon, you either have a degree or you don't. 352 00:25:43.006 --> 00:25:45.869 -Listen, Mum, 353 00:25:46.038 --> 00:25:47.477 -can we-- -No, no, no. 354 00:25:47.613 --> 00:25:50.405 This divorce of yours. Is it final? 355 00:25:52.174 --> 00:25:54.041 Well, it's a divorce. 356 00:25:54.243 --> 00:25:55.883 It's just a piece of paper. 357 00:25:57.185 --> 00:25:59.346 Tiffany's the best thing that ever happened to you. 358 00:25:59.549 --> 00:26:01.950 Well, I'm living with someone else now, so. 359 00:26:02.219 --> 00:26:04.023 You didn't tell me that. Who? 360 00:26:05.430 --> 00:26:07.356 Well, her name is Charelle. 361 00:26:10.865 --> 00:26:12.430 -Charelle. -DEVON: Yeah. 362 00:26:13.366 --> 00:26:15.872 It's like Rachelle, just the other way around. 363 00:26:16.441 --> 00:26:18.134 Okay, this is ridiculous. 364 00:26:18.270 --> 00:26:19.567 -Come on. We are going. -DEVON: Mum. 365 00:26:19.702 --> 00:26:22.305 I'm not having you working in a place like this. 366 00:26:22.440 --> 00:26:24.043 You think I'm just gonna walk out on my job? 367 00:26:24.178 --> 00:26:25.845 I do, yes. You're gonna tell your manager 368 00:26:25.981 --> 00:26:27.477 she no longer requires your services. 369 00:26:27.612 --> 00:26:30.578 -And take this stupid hat off. -Mum, stop it, please. 370 00:26:31.448 --> 00:26:32.953 -Everything alright here? -Yep. 371 00:26:33.088 --> 00:26:35.617 -We're just browsing, thanks. -Mum, stop it. 372 00:26:35.986 --> 00:26:37.220 Sorry, Steph. 373 00:26:37.355 --> 00:26:39.822 Oh, this is your mum, is it, Devon? 374 00:26:40.458 --> 00:26:42.556 The one who can't put two words together? 375 00:26:43.633 --> 00:26:45.064 Yeah. Well, she couldn't. 376 00:26:46.067 --> 00:26:49.399 -Before. -Right. So, all those times 377 00:26:49.567 --> 00:26:51.772 I let you off to visit your basically dead mother 378 00:26:51.908 --> 00:26:53.567 in a nursing home, what was that? 379 00:26:54.269 --> 00:26:56.237 Um, well, this is her, 380 00:26:56.440 --> 00:26:58.374 but she's just sort of come good. 381 00:26:59.577 --> 00:27:01.817 Haven't you, Mum? Please, can you tell her? 382 00:27:03.150 --> 00:27:05.148 You told her I was in a nursing home, 383 00:27:05.384 --> 00:27:07.090 and that I couldn't put two words together? 384 00:27:07.226 --> 00:27:08.250 Really, Devon, 385 00:27:08.386 --> 00:27:10.784 that is monumentally reprehensible. 386 00:27:11.487 --> 00:27:13.426 And I mean that most vociferously. 387 00:27:13.595 --> 00:27:14.698 Alright, Mum. 388 00:27:14.833 --> 00:27:16.728 Devon, we're gonna have to have another talk. 389 00:27:16.864 --> 00:27:18.065 -Yeah. -Absolutely. 390 00:27:18.200 --> 00:27:20.167 Don't let me disrupt your professional chitchat. 391 00:27:21.103 --> 00:27:23.773 Devon, I trust I'll see you imminently. 392 00:27:26.135 --> 00:27:27.268 Mum, come on. 393 00:27:27.504 --> 00:27:29.845 -I should go after her. -Should you? 394 00:27:30.944 --> 00:27:32.812 -Yep. -Be my guest. 395 00:27:33.181 --> 00:27:35.114 It's been a pleasure working with you. 396 00:27:40.192 --> 00:27:41.791 Alright. Great. 397 00:27:42.589 --> 00:27:43.727 Mum. 398 00:28:07.215 --> 00:28:09.082 -I won't be a sec. -DRIVER: No worries. 399 00:28:34.470 --> 00:28:35.904 WORKER: Can I help you there? 400 00:28:36.306 --> 00:28:38.277 Oh, thank you, no. I'm fine. 401 00:28:38.713 --> 00:28:40.381 June? 402 00:28:41.084 --> 00:28:42.911 JUNE: Oh, thank God! A face I recognize. 403 00:28:45.347 --> 00:28:47.318 Oh, this is unreal. 404 00:28:47.554 --> 00:28:50.252 I thought-- Well, Ginny told us things weren't great, 405 00:28:50.387 --> 00:28:51.956 but you look pretty good to me. 406 00:28:52.091 --> 00:28:53.325 -Yes. - 407 00:28:53.461 --> 00:28:56.327 Reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated. 408 00:28:59.695 --> 00:29:01.338 Well, where is everybody? Where's... 409 00:29:01.707 --> 00:29:03.638 Di and Tracey and Sven, everyone? 410 00:29:03.773 --> 00:29:05.433 They're gone, I'm afraid, June. 411 00:29:05.569 --> 00:29:09.108 Ah. Ange, there's a taxi waiting outside. 412 00:29:09.244 --> 00:29:11.080 Could you grab something out of petty cash? 413 00:29:12.150 --> 00:29:14.609 Were you after Ginny? I don't think she's in today. 414 00:29:14.744 --> 00:29:16.917 Oh... Looks like she's not 415 00:29:17.119 --> 00:29:20.256 the only one. Where's Di and Tracey 416 00:29:20.391 --> 00:29:21.451 and Sven? 417 00:29:24.155 --> 00:29:26.390 June, they've left. 418 00:29:27.628 --> 00:29:28.799 Oh. 419 00:29:36.637 --> 00:29:40.266 Oh! You're gonna have to be more careful with the registration. 420 00:29:40.402 --> 00:29:41.502 This isn't good enough. 421 00:29:41.638 --> 00:29:44.007 It's been happening for months now. 422 00:29:44.410 --> 00:29:45.980 We've tried a million formulations, 423 00:29:46.115 --> 00:29:47.851 had the ink guys in every other day. 424 00:29:53.320 --> 00:29:54.757 DAVID: What's going on over here? 425 00:29:55.026 --> 00:29:58.653 Huh? Having a little tea party, are we, ladies? 426 00:29:59.793 --> 00:30:00.929 And who are you? 427 00:30:01.098 --> 00:30:02.823 Well, I could ask you the same question. 428 00:30:03.192 --> 00:30:04.494 I'm June Wilton. 429 00:30:05.469 --> 00:30:06.661 Ginny's mum. 430 00:30:07.305 --> 00:30:08.395 Right. 431 00:30:08.964 --> 00:30:12.340 This is a wonderful surprise. I'm Dave Spinner. 432 00:30:13.176 --> 00:30:14.944 They let you out of the home, did they? 433 00:30:16.475 --> 00:30:17.879 You're the floor manager, are you? 434 00:30:18.015 --> 00:30:19.676 No, June, not the floor manager. 435 00:30:19.812 --> 00:30:22.984 Now, I should ask you why you ripped up one of our rolls. 436 00:30:23.119 --> 00:30:24.948 Because this isn't one of our rolls. 437 00:30:25.117 --> 00:30:26.690 This isn't our paper. 438 00:30:26.826 --> 00:30:28.451 Yes, it's what we've always used. 439 00:30:28.653 --> 00:30:30.758 -It's Grand Milano. -If this is Grand Milano 440 00:30:30.893 --> 00:30:32.227 that's your natural hair color. 441 00:30:34.792 --> 00:30:37.725 June, would you mind continuing this conversation 442 00:30:37.861 --> 00:30:40.068 -in my office, please? -Oh, what a good idea. 443 00:30:46.303 --> 00:30:47.768 Where's Ginny's office? 444 00:30:47.903 --> 00:30:50.347 Well, we found where Ginny really shines 445 00:30:50.516 --> 00:30:51.773 is out on the floor. 446 00:30:52.142 --> 00:30:53.312 Ah, lolly? 447 00:30:54.253 --> 00:30:55.446 No. 448 00:30:56.047 --> 00:30:57.354 Grab a seat. 449 00:30:57.690 --> 00:30:59.483 So, tell me. How are we doing? 450 00:31:01.058 --> 00:31:04.628 Oh, well, if I can be honest, June, 451 00:31:05.331 --> 00:31:08.156 things have kind of dipped off over the last couple of years. 452 00:31:08.825 --> 00:31:10.665 Well, maybe you need to give the stockists 453 00:31:10.800 --> 00:31:11.935 a bit more of a push. 454 00:31:12.071 --> 00:31:13.935 How much are Goodby's taking on these days? 455 00:31:14.170 --> 00:31:15.801 We don't deal with Goodby's anymore. 456 00:31:15.937 --> 00:31:17.237 What? What happened? 457 00:31:17.372 --> 00:31:19.842 Tom Gould's a prick, that's what happened. 458 00:31:20.078 --> 00:31:22.077 Well, there are ways of dealing with pricks. 459 00:31:23.175 --> 00:31:24.206 Now, I'm sure Ginny 460 00:31:24.408 --> 00:31:25.805 didn't hire you to burn bridges 461 00:31:25.941 --> 00:31:27.915 with our biggest and oldest stockists. 462 00:31:28.217 --> 00:31:30.211 Well, actually, Ginny didn't hire me. 463 00:31:30.513 --> 00:31:32.082 Her husband brought me in. 464 00:31:32.752 --> 00:31:36.182 I don't even think Ginny knows how to hire someone. 465 00:31:36.685 --> 00:31:38.494 -I beg your pardon? -Look, 466 00:31:38.763 --> 00:31:40.754 when I came into this place, 467 00:31:40.889 --> 00:31:43.366 it was an absolute fucking disaster, 468 00:31:43.568 --> 00:31:44.899 pardon my French. 469 00:31:45.135 --> 00:31:46.960 I'm the one who took over the books. 470 00:31:47.095 --> 00:31:49.136 And I don't know how you kept this place going 471 00:31:49.272 --> 00:31:51.272 -as long as you did. -We kept it going 472 00:31:51.441 --> 00:31:53.405 because we always put quality before everything else. 473 00:31:53.674 --> 00:31:57.407 This is not Grand fucking Milano, pardon my Italian. 474 00:31:57.576 --> 00:31:59.177 This is the cheap crap from Indonesia 475 00:31:59.312 --> 00:32:01.409 they kept trying to push on me. 476 00:32:01.544 --> 00:32:02.845 Now, I know my paper, boyo, 477 00:32:02.981 --> 00:32:05.547 and if I find that you are continuing to pass this off 478 00:32:05.683 --> 00:32:07.287 for the paper we made a name for 479 00:32:07.422 --> 00:32:09.685 I will have you gone before you can blink. 480 00:32:14.928 --> 00:32:16.395 Okay, June. 481 00:32:17.795 --> 00:32:20.560 But before I start quaking in my boots 482 00:32:21.062 --> 00:32:23.964 you should probably know that all that control 483 00:32:24.167 --> 00:32:26.973 that you seem to think that you have over this company 484 00:32:27.242 --> 00:32:29.907 you don't. Your kids took it away. 485 00:32:30.743 --> 00:32:34.612 From a legal perspective you've got about as much say 486 00:32:34.747 --> 00:32:37.278 as that old fella that comes around here at lunchtime 487 00:32:37.413 --> 00:32:38.813 flogging falafels. 488 00:33:01.910 --> 00:33:02.980 Yes! 489 00:33:06.176 --> 00:33:07.281 Ah! 490 00:33:08.644 --> 00:33:10.647 You really are incredible. 491 00:33:11.449 --> 00:33:13.815 Who the hell is this David twit? 492 00:33:15.758 --> 00:33:17.220 No. No, Mum, no. 493 00:33:17.823 --> 00:33:20.159 I am not going to let you spoil this time we have. 494 00:33:20.594 --> 00:33:22.262 Well, I'm sorry, pet, but there are things 495 00:33:22.398 --> 00:33:24.665 -we need to talk about. -No, there aren't. 496 00:33:25.534 --> 00:33:28.062 Can't you just act like a normal mother for five minutes? 497 00:33:28.197 --> 00:33:31.404 I have really fucking missed you, you know. 498 00:33:37.816 --> 00:33:39.245 Come on, aren't you hungry? 499 00:33:39.381 --> 00:33:41.512 Can't we just go back to my place 500 00:33:41.648 --> 00:33:43.251 and have something to eat or something? 501 00:33:46.383 --> 00:33:47.684 That'd be lovely. 502 00:33:58.037 --> 00:34:00.428 Listen, um, the house is like... 503 00:34:00.631 --> 00:34:01.928 It's a bit messy at the moment 504 00:34:02.063 --> 00:34:03.532 'cause obviously I wasn't expecting you. 505 00:34:03.667 --> 00:34:04.834 -Don't be silly. 506 00:34:04.969 --> 00:34:06.736 Do you think I care about that sort of thing? 507 00:34:13.910 --> 00:34:15.976 Oh, sorry about these. They're Kyle's. 508 00:34:17.448 --> 00:34:19.419 He's in between offices. 509 00:34:31.996 --> 00:34:35.765 Ah, I know, sorry. We've both been so busy lately. 510 00:34:36.941 --> 00:34:38.372 No, it's not that, it's... 511 00:34:40.211 --> 00:34:42.839 It's the wallpaper. Where is it? 512 00:34:43.007 --> 00:34:45.276 It's gone from here, it's gone from the hallway. 513 00:34:45.779 --> 00:34:49.011 Yeah, I know. Kyle finally put his foot down. 514 00:34:49.914 --> 00:34:52.080 Well, you should've put yours down harder. 515 00:34:52.616 --> 00:34:54.121 Preferably on top of his. 516 00:34:54.423 --> 00:34:56.291 You let people walk all over you. 517 00:35:06.431 --> 00:35:08.105 That's my dining table. 518 00:35:09.466 --> 00:35:11.568 Oh, yeah, I know. 519 00:35:11.870 --> 00:35:13.738 The kids did that when they were little. 520 00:35:13.873 --> 00:35:17.609 It's terrible, isn't it? They were punished severely. 521 00:35:22.051 --> 00:35:23.450 Where's my dresser? 522 00:35:24.580 --> 00:35:25.788 What dresser? 523 00:35:26.091 --> 00:35:27.916 You know the one. In my bedroom. 524 00:35:28.118 --> 00:35:31.828 No, I don't know. Maybe Dev might've taken it? 525 00:35:31.964 --> 00:35:33.895 Well, could you find out? Now? 526 00:35:34.098 --> 00:35:35.726 Yeah, okay, I'll make a call. 527 00:35:36.194 --> 00:35:37.299 Now. 528 00:35:59.191 --> 00:36:00.615 Piers is getting hold of Dev now. 529 00:36:00.750 --> 00:36:01.815 -Are you okay? -Yep. 530 00:36:01.950 --> 00:36:03.193 -Are you alright? -Mm-hmm. 531 00:36:06.494 --> 00:36:07.854 Piers is going to come over now. 532 00:36:08.123 --> 00:36:10.030 -Oh. -He's so excited to see you. 533 00:36:10.166 --> 00:36:11.630 He just can't believe it. 534 00:36:12.398 --> 00:36:14.303 You know he's 15 now. 535 00:36:17.207 --> 00:36:19.001 Are you going to offer me one? 536 00:36:20.137 --> 00:36:22.179 I don't think that would be a good idea, do you? 537 00:36:23.011 --> 00:36:24.313 Don't you now?! 538 00:36:31.021 --> 00:36:32.321 It's not chardonnay. 539 00:36:36.958 --> 00:36:39.661 I don't know why you insist on not drinking chardonnay. 540 00:36:41.432 --> 00:36:43.498 So what's going on between you and Devon? 541 00:36:43.701 --> 00:36:46.499 -Oh, look, it's nothing, really. -Come on, Ginny, spill it. 542 00:36:46.701 --> 00:36:48.568 You know I'll find out one way or another. 543 00:36:49.534 --> 00:36:51.366 Yeah. Well, that's true. 544 00:36:52.435 --> 00:36:54.238 But you have to promise not to bring this up with anyone, 545 00:36:54.374 --> 00:36:55.377 especially not Kyle. 546 00:36:56.276 --> 00:36:57.412 Of course not. 547 00:36:59.574 --> 00:37:02.749 Kyle had access to some money that Dev was looking after 548 00:37:02.984 --> 00:37:05.717 and he borrowed it for this mining venture he got wind of 549 00:37:05.852 --> 00:37:07.454 because they needed some quick capital. 550 00:37:07.623 --> 00:37:09.390 Twenty-four hours later we would put it all back 551 00:37:09.525 --> 00:37:11.294 and no-one would be the wiser, but... 552 00:37:13.365 --> 00:37:15.564 Psst. It just all went to poo, didn't it? 553 00:37:16.000 --> 00:37:17.232 Ginny, that is awful. 554 00:37:17.567 --> 00:37:20.369 And you cannot mention the mining part to Dev. 555 00:37:20.537 --> 00:37:22.397 You know what he's like about the environment. 556 00:37:22.766 --> 00:37:24.703 We told him it was a wind farm. 557 00:37:32.610 --> 00:37:33.943 This is lovely, pet. 558 00:37:35.052 --> 00:37:36.516 Oh, it's nothing fancy. 559 00:37:36.652 --> 00:37:39.184 No, I meant sitting out here with you. 560 00:37:39.620 --> 00:37:41.954 Oh, I know. Isn't it amazing? 561 00:37:42.323 --> 00:37:43.986 I'm just still buzzing 562 00:37:44.121 --> 00:37:46.060 that I can have a conversation with you. 563 00:37:46.262 --> 00:37:47.891 However long it may last. 564 00:37:49.092 --> 00:37:50.630 We're not going to talk about that. 565 00:37:51.498 --> 00:37:53.601 Pet, this factory situation. 566 00:37:53.736 --> 00:37:56.168 -Please, no, Mum. -It's all about maintaining 567 00:37:56.304 --> 00:37:57.470 our point of difference. 568 00:37:57.606 --> 00:37:59.634 Hand-printing has always been the thing 569 00:37:59.770 --> 00:38:00.936 -that we do. -Mum. 570 00:38:01.238 --> 00:38:03.444 You don't have to worry about this stuff anymore. 571 00:38:03.580 --> 00:38:05.777 Oh, don't be silly. I'm happy to help. 572 00:38:07.648 --> 00:38:09.483 Anyway, it's fine 573 00:38:09.685 --> 00:38:11.321 because I've been putting a plan together. 574 00:38:12.321 --> 00:38:13.917 A plan? What do you mean? 575 00:38:14.685 --> 00:38:15.985 You're eating off it. 576 00:38:21.758 --> 00:38:23.127 JUNE: That's Botanica. 577 00:38:23.930 --> 00:38:26.832 Yeah. What do you think? It's just a sample, 578 00:38:26.967 --> 00:38:28.871 but it would work with so many of your patterns. 579 00:38:29.006 --> 00:38:30.172 We could do mats, 580 00:38:30.541 --> 00:38:33.199 table napkins, crockery, all hand-printed. 581 00:38:33.335 --> 00:38:35.242 I've costed it up. It's really reasonable. 582 00:38:35.378 --> 00:38:37.011 Remember our guy Len in China? 583 00:38:37.280 --> 00:38:38.612 Our China-man? Of course. 584 00:38:39.680 --> 00:38:41.349 Mum, you can't say that anymore. 585 00:38:41.485 --> 00:38:44.112 -But he's been amazing. -Ginny, no. 586 00:38:44.647 --> 00:38:45.751 No, no, no. 587 00:38:45.886 --> 00:38:48.852 Wallpaper, pet, we make wallpaper. Not plates. 588 00:38:49.354 --> 00:38:52.328 This is why businesses slow down, because you lose focus. 589 00:38:52.497 --> 00:38:54.256 -That's not the reason. -But look at you, 590 00:38:54.459 --> 00:38:57.323 wanting to change everything. You're as bad as your brother. 591 00:38:57.458 --> 00:38:59.468 Neither of you knows how to stick at one thing. 592 00:39:02.369 --> 00:39:03.835 Have you finished? 593 00:39:05.102 --> 00:39:06.576 With which, my lunch or my point? 594 00:39:06.811 --> 00:39:07.806 Both. 595 00:39:16.719 --> 00:39:18.718 - 596 00:39:37.574 --> 00:39:40.643 Ginny, I'm really sorry. You're so right. 597 00:39:40.779 --> 00:39:43.603 We should just make the most of this time that we've got. 598 00:39:44.072 --> 00:39:47.142 Yeah. I'm so sorry too, Mum. 599 00:39:48.177 --> 00:39:51.146 This must be so strange for you. 600 00:39:53.423 --> 00:39:55.084 You know what I'd really love? 601 00:39:56.227 --> 00:39:57.887 Just for us all to be together. 602 00:39:58.423 --> 00:40:01.025 You know, I was thinking, if it's not too much trouble, 603 00:40:01.160 --> 00:40:03.697 we might have an impromptu get-together here later. 604 00:40:05.698 --> 00:40:07.328 Yeah, that's a nice idea. 605 00:40:09.903 --> 00:40:12.273 -Ah, that'll be Piers. - 606 00:40:12.609 --> 00:40:15.170 -Hello? Aunt Ginny? -GINNY: Hey! 607 00:40:15.639 --> 00:40:17.206 Oh, my goodness! 608 00:40:17.575 --> 00:40:18.745 Hello, Grandma. 609 00:40:20.577 --> 00:40:23.380 -JUNE: What's with the limp? -Just bit of a bike accident. 610 00:40:23.649 --> 00:40:25.345 Oh, you poor thing. 611 00:40:26.057 --> 00:40:27.220 You know who I am? 612 00:40:27.723 --> 00:40:30.086 Well, of course I do. 613 00:40:30.953 --> 00:40:32.362 Last time I saw you 614 00:40:32.497 --> 00:40:33.786 I could rest my drink on your head. 615 00:40:35.765 --> 00:40:37.564 Did you have any luck finding my dresser? 616 00:40:37.766 --> 00:40:39.392 Not yet. Dad's going to have a look. 617 00:40:39.594 --> 00:40:42.230 You know, Piers comes to see you all the time, Mum. 618 00:40:42.566 --> 00:40:43.938 Do you? 619 00:40:44.073 --> 00:40:46.771 I made a documentary about you for film studies last year. 620 00:40:46.940 --> 00:40:48.740 Oh, isn't that lovely? 621 00:40:48.909 --> 00:40:50.612 Yeah, it's on YouTube. Want to see it? 622 00:40:52.308 --> 00:40:55.282 Well, actually, that would be terrific. 623 00:40:55.418 --> 00:40:56.819 Perhaps we could watch it 624 00:40:56.955 --> 00:41:00.656 while your aunty goes and gets my medication from that place. 625 00:41:00.791 --> 00:41:03.823 Oh, shit, yes, good point. I will do that, yes. 626 00:41:03.958 --> 00:41:05.961 I do worry about your memory sometimes, pet. 627 00:41:14.401 --> 00:41:16.998 This is June Wilton, my grandmother. 628 00:41:17.434 --> 00:41:19.174 She's the most inspirational person I know. 629 00:41:19.977 --> 00:41:22.435 But, sadly, she doesn't know she's my grandmother. 630 00:41:23.171 --> 00:41:25.178 Hi, Grandma. Say hello. 631 00:41:25.514 --> 00:41:26.807 Do you know who I am? 632 00:41:27.076 --> 00:41:30.250 I am... And all those things. 633 00:41:31.120 --> 00:41:33.686 -PIERS: What things, Grandma? -All my things. 634 00:41:33.989 --> 00:41:38.158 And... that we were. The way we were, 635 00:41:38.360 --> 00:41:40.794 like that. I... 636 00:41:42.426 --> 00:41:45.458 Wow, well done, Piers, that is very professional. 637 00:41:56.105 --> 00:41:57.640 Right, we have work to do. 638 00:41:58.343 --> 00:42:01.517 Ha-ha, rather you than me. But, Penny, truly, 639 00:42:01.686 --> 00:42:05.016 thank you, for this. Oh, I know he will. 640 00:42:06.147 --> 00:42:08.888 Yep, okay. Bye-bye. Bye. 641 00:42:10.489 --> 00:42:11.561 Yes. 642 00:42:20.070 --> 00:42:21.329 Oh! 643 00:42:33.014 --> 00:42:36.719 SINGER: 644 00:42:36.855 --> 00:42:41.685 With all of your charms 645 00:42:42.588 --> 00:42:47.163 On a natural high 646 00:42:47.899 --> 00:42:50.961 Till the day I die... 647 00:42:51.097 --> 00:42:53.060 YOUNG DANNY: I like this. What is it? 648 00:42:53.363 --> 00:42:55.165 YOUNG JUNE: You don't know this one? 649 00:42:57.974 --> 00:43:02.403 Oh, Charlie Horse. This is one of my favorites. 650 00:43:10.550 --> 00:43:11.885 We're home. 651 00:43:24.428 --> 00:43:26.526 Yeah, okay, gorgeous. I'll see you soon. 652 00:43:27.563 --> 00:43:30.002 -See who soon, Mum? -Oh, you're back. 653 00:43:30.837 --> 00:43:32.171 What's going on in there? 654 00:43:32.306 --> 00:43:34.768 I thought we were having a nice family get-together. 655 00:43:34.970 --> 00:43:36.307 And we are. 656 00:43:36.443 --> 00:43:39.077 I just thought we could kick it off with a nice family meeting. 657 00:43:42.787 --> 00:43:45.287 Boys, I asked you to get changed. 658 00:43:45.422 --> 00:43:46.753 JUNE: Oh, my goodness. 659 00:43:46.922 --> 00:43:49.257 Oh, God. What mischief do we have here? 660 00:43:49.860 --> 00:43:52.420 Come on, boys. Say hello to Grandma Junie. 661 00:43:53.860 --> 00:43:55.524 -Boys! -BOTH: Hi. 662 00:43:55.660 --> 00:43:57.865 GINNY: Screens down, come on. Give her a nice, warm hug. 663 00:43:58.399 --> 00:43:59.431 Big hug. 664 00:43:59.567 --> 00:44:01.968 Hello. Hello. 665 00:44:06.243 --> 00:44:07.501 Hey, gang. 666 00:44:08.976 --> 00:44:10.779 -Your mum's here. - 667 00:44:11.615 --> 00:44:13.507 -Hello, Kyle. -KYLE: Hey. 668 00:44:15.516 --> 00:44:16.575 What's going on? 669 00:44:16.844 --> 00:44:20.284 Uh, mum's having, like, a break from her dementia. 670 00:44:20.887 --> 00:44:22.391 -Okay. -Right. Well, 671 00:44:22.526 --> 00:44:23.592 we may as well get started. 672 00:44:23.727 --> 00:44:26.355 Devon hopefully will be here soon. 673 00:44:26.624 --> 00:44:28.988 Kyle and Ginny, if you wouldn't mind taking a seat. 674 00:44:29.624 --> 00:44:31.591 Piers, might as well stick around. 675 00:44:35.604 --> 00:44:37.201 That should be Devon. 676 00:44:51.617 --> 00:44:52.887 Dev. 677 00:45:00.862 --> 00:45:02.831 Come on in, pet. Grab a seat. 678 00:45:22.878 --> 00:45:25.414 Mum, could you please tell us what this is all about? 679 00:45:27.684 --> 00:45:30.191 Well, I guess you might call it an intervention. 680 00:45:31.725 --> 00:45:32.795 Uh, this-- Right. 681 00:45:32.997 --> 00:45:34.654 This is not really how an intervention works. 682 00:45:34.789 --> 00:45:36.355 KYLE: Yeah. You've kind of got the numbers 683 00:45:36.490 --> 00:45:37.799 around the wrong way here, June. 684 00:45:37.968 --> 00:45:39.898 Well, this is my take on it, then, isn't it? 685 00:45:40.101 --> 00:45:42.462 You really are unbelievable. 686 00:45:42.598 --> 00:45:44.772 Look, I'm sorry that I have to do this, 687 00:45:44.908 --> 00:45:46.743 but my time is short, as you know. 688 00:45:47.979 --> 00:45:51.438 I don't know what has happened to this family. 689 00:45:51.874 --> 00:45:55.879 Everything was going so well. Ginny with the factory. 690 00:45:56.515 --> 00:45:59.053 Kyle with all the big deals that you were doing. 691 00:45:59.221 --> 00:46:02.452 Devon with your architecture and your beautiful wife 692 00:46:02.587 --> 00:46:05.057 and the big house that her parents bought you. 693 00:46:05.226 --> 00:46:08.831 You were so happy. And I come back and... 694 00:46:10.000 --> 00:46:12.395 I find this. Everything's fallen apart. 695 00:46:14.799 --> 00:46:17.237 Now there are some bridges that need mending in this family. 696 00:46:17.373 --> 00:46:20.734 Kyle, Ginny, Devon, I think it's time that the three of you 697 00:46:20.969 --> 00:46:24.578 just moved on past this whole mining company thing, 698 00:46:24.747 --> 00:46:25.948 -don't you? -Mum! 699 00:46:26.083 --> 00:46:28.175 -You've got to be kidding me! - 700 00:46:28.410 --> 00:46:30.819 It was a mining company. Right. 701 00:46:31.088 --> 00:46:34.085 Come on! I just wanna see you all say sorry 702 00:46:34.254 --> 00:46:36.152 -and have a big hug. -DEVON: Yeah. 703 00:46:36.388 --> 00:46:38.287 Mum, I reckon you've done enough 704 00:46:38.422 --> 00:46:40.060 irreparable damage for one day. 705 00:46:40.195 --> 00:46:42.932 -Devon, how can you-- -No, Mum, no more. 706 00:46:43.201 --> 00:46:45.724 You know I pretty much lost my job today because of you. 707 00:46:45.860 --> 00:46:48.130 Pretty much? You either lost it or you didn't. 708 00:46:48.265 --> 00:46:49.804 Everything is so black and white 709 00:46:49.973 --> 00:46:51.500 -with you, isn't it? -You know what? 710 00:46:51.668 --> 00:46:53.466 I wouldn't be terribly disappointed if you did. 711 00:46:53.635 --> 00:46:55.637 It was a ridiculous job for you. 712 00:46:56.673 --> 00:46:58.704 -Thank you. -Anyway, as luck would have it 713 00:46:58.840 --> 00:47:00.640 I happened to be talking to a friend today 714 00:47:00.776 --> 00:47:02.877 whose sister owns a drafting company. 715 00:47:03.012 --> 00:47:05.855 I told her about you, and she'd be very interested in meeting. 716 00:47:05.990 --> 00:47:07.485 Now, it wouldn't be architecture per se, 717 00:47:07.621 --> 00:47:11.392 but I'm sure if you stick at it, you could work your way up. 718 00:47:11.527 --> 00:47:12.687 Mm, yeah, 719 00:47:12.855 --> 00:47:15.656 you don't just work your way up into architecture, Mum. 720 00:47:15.858 --> 00:47:18.032 Well, you certainly won't with that attitude. 721 00:47:21.472 --> 00:47:22.795 GINNY: Who's that? 722 00:47:24.070 --> 00:47:25.336 KYLE: Who else is coming? 723 00:47:29.974 --> 00:47:31.509 JUNE: Oh! 724 00:47:31.844 --> 00:47:32.875 Oh, my God! 725 00:47:36.219 --> 00:47:38.713 You know I only came because it's you, don't you? 726 00:47:38.915 --> 00:47:41.657 And you're absolutely sure everyone's okay with this? 727 00:47:41.860 --> 00:47:43.919 Pet, you are part of the family. 728 00:47:50.393 --> 00:47:52.066 TIFFANY: It's very quiet. 729 00:47:56.836 --> 00:47:58.105 Hello, everyone. 730 00:48:00.034 --> 00:48:03.044 Tiff! So good to see you. Let me take that. 731 00:48:07.684 --> 00:48:10.579 Alright. Stuff this. 732 00:48:12.248 --> 00:48:13.714 -Hey. -Hi. 733 00:48:16.258 --> 00:48:17.685 JUNE: Devon, where are you going? 734 00:48:19.828 --> 00:48:21.253 Devon, stop, please. 735 00:48:21.689 --> 00:48:23.656 Why did you have to come back? 736 00:48:23.825 --> 00:48:26.197 I was just getting my shit together. 737 00:48:26.399 --> 00:48:28.131 Oh, Dev, you had your shit together. 738 00:48:28.400 --> 00:48:30.138 All you had to do was keep going. 739 00:48:30.273 --> 00:48:32.173 You were top of your course, for Christ's sake. 740 00:48:32.309 --> 00:48:36.275 I was top of one class for one semester. That's it. 741 00:48:37.076 --> 00:48:38.374 You never told me that. 742 00:48:38.509 --> 00:48:40.445 I made one comment about a building 743 00:48:40.580 --> 00:48:43.411 and suddenly I'm enrolled in architecture school. 744 00:48:43.614 --> 00:48:45.284 I just gave you some encouragement. 745 00:48:45.453 --> 00:48:48.290 Encouragement, yes, like how you encouraged me 746 00:48:48.526 --> 00:48:49.882 to marry Tiff. 747 00:48:51.622 --> 00:48:53.424 You want to know about your dresser? 748 00:48:54.388 --> 00:48:55.591 I sold it. 749 00:48:56.692 --> 00:48:58.896 On eBay. And I got 50 bucks for it. 750 00:48:59.065 --> 00:49:00.260 And that is the address. 751 00:49:03.135 --> 00:49:04.437 And there's your $50. 752 00:49:04.573 --> 00:49:07.303 I was going to offer to go up and get it back for you, 753 00:49:07.438 --> 00:49:08.835 but I don't feel like it anymore. 754 00:49:08.971 --> 00:49:10.947 And, besides, it's miles out of town anyway. 755 00:49:14.117 --> 00:49:15.874 At least let me give you the phone number 756 00:49:16.010 --> 00:49:18.350 -for the drafting company. - 757 00:49:22.719 --> 00:49:24.422 Oh, Piers, I'm glad you're here. 758 00:49:25.620 --> 00:49:27.425 PIERS: Hey, Dad, wait up. 759 00:49:32.766 --> 00:49:34.003 Thanks. 760 00:50:24.883 --> 00:50:27.683 You just never stopped working all our lives, did you? 761 00:50:29.052 --> 00:50:31.658 I suppose you must've thought I never had a life. 762 00:50:32.694 --> 00:50:35.031 You know this is really a job for two people, don't you? 763 00:50:35.862 --> 00:50:37.264 It is. 764 00:50:38.493 --> 00:50:39.827 I'll get my apron. 765 00:50:42.206 --> 00:50:44.205 Do you think I went too far tonight too? 766 00:50:45.104 --> 00:50:46.405 Maybe a touch. 767 00:50:49.046 --> 00:50:51.042 It's Devon I'm most worried about. 768 00:50:51.178 --> 00:50:52.807 GINNY: Oh, he'll be fine. 769 00:50:53.009 --> 00:50:55.183 He's just had a rough time the last few years. 770 00:51:02.291 --> 00:51:03.750 Mum, there's something that happened 771 00:51:03.886 --> 00:51:06.524 just after your stroke. An accident. 772 00:51:08.565 --> 00:51:11.533 This hasn't got something to do with Piers' limp, has it? 773 00:51:12.269 --> 00:51:14.059 Do you remember the driveway that they had? 774 00:51:14.395 --> 00:51:15.632 Yes. 775 00:51:15.767 --> 00:51:18.130 Well, Piers was sitting in it just behind 776 00:51:18.266 --> 00:51:20.571 that big stupid four-wheel drive they had, 777 00:51:20.706 --> 00:51:22.610 fixing his bike with his headphones in. 778 00:51:23.312 --> 00:51:25.448 And Devon got in in his usual rush-- 779 00:51:25.583 --> 00:51:26.809 Oh, stop. 780 00:51:27.445 --> 00:51:28.744 God, it was horrible, Mum. 781 00:51:30.480 --> 00:51:32.154 He nearly lost his leg. 782 00:51:34.886 --> 00:51:37.258 I don't think Devon's ever really recovered. 783 00:51:38.493 --> 00:51:40.888 You know what he's like dealing with stuff. 784 00:51:43.695 --> 00:51:45.398 That explains so much. 785 00:51:46.496 --> 00:51:48.698 I feel like such a fool. 786 00:51:52.041 --> 00:51:53.509 Maybe we should wrap up now. 787 00:51:53.811 --> 00:51:55.103 No, we're not finished. 788 00:51:55.773 --> 00:51:57.245 I thought this was just for fun. 789 00:51:59.148 --> 00:52:00.942 No, my dear, this is for you. 790 00:52:01.311 --> 00:52:02.574 Oh, what? 791 00:52:03.077 --> 00:52:05.918 Mum, we don't-- I don't need wallpaper. 792 00:52:06.120 --> 00:52:07.446 You most certainly do. 793 00:52:07.782 --> 00:52:08.982 It's for the living room. 794 00:52:09.118 --> 00:52:11.654 I thought if you reupholstered those couches 795 00:52:11.789 --> 00:52:13.954 in a sort of dark blue-grey to match 796 00:52:14.123 --> 00:52:16.055 and get some bright cushions to lift it a bit. 797 00:52:18.661 --> 00:52:20.334 Actually, I have a thought. 798 00:52:22.934 --> 00:52:25.603 What if we layer this over the top instead? 799 00:52:27.604 --> 00:52:29.537 Damascus? That won't work. 800 00:52:29.672 --> 00:52:31.311 Yeah, it's a bit unusual, but-- 801 00:52:31.447 --> 00:52:33.215 They're both too intricate. They'll fight. 802 00:52:33.384 --> 00:52:35.446 Not if I knock it back a bit. Let me show you. 803 00:52:35.648 --> 00:52:37.980 You can't mix such similar patterns. 804 00:52:38.550 --> 00:52:40.519 -Why not? -You just can't! 805 00:52:40.754 --> 00:52:42.520 -It's one of those things. -You and your rules! 806 00:52:42.655 --> 00:52:44.091 Can you just let me prove you wrong? 807 00:52:44.226 --> 00:52:45.825 -I guarantee-- -Ginny, no! 808 00:52:46.661 --> 00:52:49.693 Can we just stick to the plan for once in your life? 809 00:52:50.999 --> 00:52:52.198 God, no wonder... 810 00:52:52.634 --> 00:52:54.494 What, orders would've been flying out the door 811 00:52:54.630 --> 00:52:55.661 if you'd been here? 812 00:52:55.796 --> 00:52:57.232 No, I didn't say that. 813 00:52:58.202 --> 00:53:01.105 You know what I've enjoyed most about the last five years? 814 00:53:01.574 --> 00:53:03.906 Not being reminded every single day 815 00:53:04.041 --> 00:53:06.006 of what a fucking disappointment I am to you. 816 00:53:21.058 --> 00:53:23.529 Come on, Mum. We need to wash down the screens. 817 00:53:59.736 --> 00:54:01.028 Oh. 818 00:54:18.947 --> 00:54:21.048 Pet, those plates of yours... 819 00:54:26.428 --> 00:54:28.088 You gonna stay in there all night? 820 00:54:28.622 --> 00:54:29.760 Oh. 821 00:54:38.607 --> 00:54:40.609 Hi, Grandma. Say hello. 822 00:54:41.078 --> 00:54:42.471 Do you know who I am? 823 00:54:42.607 --> 00:54:45.613 I am... And all those things. 824 00:54:45.782 --> 00:54:48.081 -PIERS: What things, Grandma? -JUNE: All my things. 825 00:54:48.350 --> 00:54:50.077 The way we were, like that. 826 00:54:51.250 --> 00:54:52.420 I... 827 00:54:55.420 --> 00:54:56.952 Where are you? 828 00:55:15.439 --> 00:55:17.269 Oh, God. 829 00:55:23.817 --> 00:55:27.988 - 830 00:55:28.323 --> 00:55:29.820 YOUNG DANNY: Don't touch it. 831 00:55:30.852 --> 00:55:32.385 It'll start dripping. 832 00:55:32.988 --> 00:55:37.129 Mmm. Isn't this an adventure? 833 00:55:52.479 --> 00:55:54.042 God, I wish you were mine. 834 00:55:54.744 --> 00:55:57.276 I know, Charlie Horse. 835 00:56:21.075 --> 00:56:22.301 Oh. 836 00:56:41.997 --> 00:56:43.756 This is Tom. -JUNE: Hello, Tom Gould. 837 00:56:44.225 --> 00:56:45.760 -TOM: June? - 838 00:56:46.329 --> 00:56:48.734 I bet you never thought you'd hear my voice again. 839 00:56:51.007 --> 00:56:52.364 Bye, boys. 840 00:56:53.076 --> 00:56:54.333 Bye, Grandma. 841 00:57:01.379 --> 00:57:03.782 Tell your mother I'm sorry when you see her, will you? 842 00:57:05.215 --> 00:57:07.555 Or you could just text her, I suppose. 843 00:58:30.732 --> 00:58:31.837 Shit. 844 00:59:11.938 --> 00:59:13.175 Later. 845 00:59:14.040 --> 00:59:15.749 GINNY: Be good. 846 00:59:18.616 --> 00:59:19.652 Hey, boys. 847 00:59:19.787 --> 00:59:21.214 Thanks, Piers, you're a lifesaver. 848 00:59:21.350 --> 00:59:22.721 PIERS: It's no problem, Aunt Ginny. 849 00:59:22.890 --> 00:59:25.253 You boys ready to go? Let's do it. 850 00:59:26.155 --> 00:59:27.519 - 851 00:59:32.159 --> 00:59:33.432 Don't pull it so hard. 852 00:59:33.634 --> 00:59:35.197 -I'm not. -You are. 853 00:59:36.096 --> 00:59:37.397 There you go. 854 00:59:42.713 --> 00:59:44.880 -What does it say? -Oh, you can't read? 855 00:59:47.645 --> 00:59:48.780 "Dearest Ginny, 856 00:59:48.915 --> 00:59:50.916 "it's taken me a long time to learn 857 00:59:51.051 --> 00:59:52.912 "what you two both seem to have always known, 858 00:59:53.048 --> 00:59:54.351 "that I'm a silly fool. 859 00:59:55.187 --> 00:59:57.217 "I see now that the best way I can help you 860 00:59:57.353 --> 00:59:58.918 "is to simply get out of your way. 861 00:59:59.187 --> 01:00:00.495 "So, that's what I'm doing. 862 01:00:00.630 --> 01:00:02.426 "I've gone to get my dresser back. 863 01:00:02.996 --> 01:00:04.991 "I will not be any further nuisance. 864 01:00:05.194 --> 01:00:07.526 "PS, I'm borrowing your car." 865 01:00:52.112 --> 01:00:54.344 You know, this place looks good on you. 866 01:00:54.680 --> 01:00:55.941 Oh, thank you. 867 01:00:56.944 --> 01:01:00.821 Must be all this fresh air. It's very slimming. 868 01:01:02.950 --> 01:01:07.429 I was thinking we should look into getting a place up here 869 01:01:07.631 --> 01:01:10.061 one of these days. Don't you think? 870 01:01:18.598 --> 01:01:20.267 Have you noticed that you go quiet 871 01:01:20.436 --> 01:01:21.737 whenever we talk about the future? 872 01:01:21.872 --> 01:01:23.635 Do I? 873 01:01:50.071 --> 01:01:51.796 What the hell is it about this dresser? 874 01:01:51.932 --> 01:01:55.711 I mean, do you know? God, she's a pain in the arse. 875 01:01:56.546 --> 01:01:58.012 Yeah, welcome to my world. 876 01:01:58.181 --> 01:02:00.639 Oh, you drive around looking for Mum all the time, do you? 877 01:02:03.115 --> 01:02:05.083 I do spend a lot of time with her. 878 01:02:05.951 --> 01:02:08.315 Okay. So we're going there. 879 01:02:08.484 --> 01:02:10.958 I'm not having a go, I'm just saying. 880 01:02:11.093 --> 01:02:13.184 Yeah, I'm not having a go, I'm just having a go. 881 01:02:13.319 --> 01:02:14.655 Look, we all know 882 01:02:14.824 --> 01:02:18.424 that you take the more showy, high-visibility responsibilities 883 01:02:18.559 --> 01:02:19.934 -with Mum, alright? - 884 01:02:20.203 --> 01:02:23.628 And you do all the invisible behind-the-scenes work, do you? 885 01:02:23.763 --> 01:02:25.933 Yes, I do. As a matter of fact, yes. 886 01:02:26.069 --> 01:02:27.268 Oh, yeah? Like what? 887 01:02:27.404 --> 01:02:30.240 Like the power-of-attorney stuff. 888 01:02:30.509 --> 01:02:33.705 -I helped with that too! -No, that's true, isn't it? 889 01:02:33.907 --> 01:02:36.211 I do remember you and Kyle being very helpful 890 01:02:36.347 --> 01:02:38.451 sorting out Mum's finances, yeah. 891 01:02:39.221 --> 01:02:42.153 You know, we've almost put all that money back now. 892 01:02:42.987 --> 01:02:44.683 It just about ruined us. 893 01:02:46.519 --> 01:02:48.093 Well, aren't you two saints? 894 01:02:55.098 --> 01:02:56.530 Holy shit, that's Mum. 895 01:02:58.903 --> 01:02:59.936 Are you sure? 896 01:03:00.071 --> 01:03:02.701 Yes. What the hell's she doing? 897 01:03:13.817 --> 01:03:15.021 Mum. 898 01:03:17.284 --> 01:03:18.420 Are you okay? 899 01:03:20.421 --> 01:03:21.797 What happened to your feet? 900 01:03:22.596 --> 01:03:23.799 JUNE: Oh. 901 01:03:24.466 --> 01:03:25.966 Where's the car? 902 01:03:31.600 --> 01:03:33.073 We need to get her back to the home. 903 01:03:33.209 --> 01:03:35.837 JUNE: I really didn't want you to have to come out here 904 01:03:35.972 --> 01:03:36.973 looking for me. 905 01:03:37.108 --> 01:03:38.473 No, course you didn't, Mum. 906 01:03:39.040 --> 01:03:40.043 Devon, 907 01:03:40.412 --> 01:03:42.147 Devon, Ginny told me about what happened. 908 01:03:43.112 --> 01:03:44.479 With the accident. 909 01:03:45.814 --> 01:03:48.351 I can't stop thinking about it. It's just terrible. 910 01:03:49.820 --> 01:03:50.958 Okay. 911 01:03:52.157 --> 01:03:53.961 Will you talk to me about it? 912 01:04:03.170 --> 01:04:04.972 I'm sure it's not as bad as it looks. 913 01:04:06.337 --> 01:04:07.833 Kyle's gonna have 914 01:04:07.968 --> 01:04:09.443 -another breakdown. -GINNY: Oh, shut up, Dev! 915 01:04:09.645 --> 01:04:11.010 Mum, you have dementia. 916 01:04:11.146 --> 01:04:12.772 You shouldn't be anywhere near a car. 917 01:04:12.907 --> 01:04:14.610 -You could've killed someone. -Well, I didn't. 918 01:04:15.146 --> 01:04:16.709 GINNY: As far as you know. 919 01:04:17.917 --> 01:04:19.317 And all for a dresser. 920 01:04:20.453 --> 01:04:22.480 Mum, do you reckon you could drive slowly forward 921 01:04:22.616 --> 01:04:23.925 while we try and push it out? 922 01:04:24.261 --> 01:04:25.355 Really? 923 01:04:32.797 --> 01:04:35.536 Mum, whenever you're ready, just nice and slow, okay? 924 01:04:35.672 --> 01:04:37.466 -Roger that. -Okay. 925 01:04:44.238 --> 01:04:45.870 Stop. Stop! 926 01:04:46.339 --> 01:04:47.748 Stop! Fuck! 927 01:04:48.017 --> 01:04:49.676 - 928 01:04:52.015 --> 01:04:53.350 JUNE: Oh. 929 01:04:55.383 --> 01:04:56.892 I didn't do that, did I? 930 01:05:16.973 --> 01:05:18.111 Great. 931 01:05:23.416 --> 01:05:27.083 Well, as fun as this family outing's been 932 01:05:27.218 --> 01:05:28.717 I need to get back to the city. 933 01:05:29.052 --> 01:05:30.452 My dresser. 934 01:05:30.621 --> 01:05:34.428 Mum, please, what is it about the dresser? 935 01:05:35.431 --> 01:05:37.626 Look, it's just not especially easy for me to talk about. 936 01:05:37.995 --> 01:05:39.132 I'm done. 937 01:05:40.732 --> 01:05:45.237 The... The dresser was made for me by a man who I... 938 01:05:46.272 --> 01:05:49.472 was seeing when you were kids. 939 01:05:54.247 --> 01:05:56.109 I made a rather terrible mistake. 940 01:05:56.945 --> 01:06:00.816 A mistake? That's perfectly understandable, Mum. 941 01:06:01.719 --> 01:06:04.357 Given everything that Dad was getting up to. 942 01:06:04.726 --> 01:06:05.994 Thank you, but... 943 01:06:07.257 --> 01:06:08.722 that wasn't the mistake. 944 01:06:12.032 --> 01:06:13.496 Ending it was the mistake. 945 01:06:17.964 --> 01:06:20.607 Devon, I don't know if you knew this 946 01:06:20.809 --> 01:06:22.434 about your father too, 947 01:06:22.636 --> 01:06:24.045 -but-- -He was gay, Mum. 948 01:06:25.274 --> 01:06:26.344 Of course I knew. 949 01:06:26.479 --> 01:06:28.313 I may be an idiot, but I'm not an idiot. 950 01:06:30.379 --> 01:06:31.910 GINNY: Who was he, Mum? 951 01:06:34.583 --> 01:06:36.684 Well, it was all very strange. 952 01:06:38.860 --> 01:06:39.926 Your father used to say 953 01:06:40.061 --> 01:06:41.428 I should go out and find someone 954 01:06:41.563 --> 01:06:44.694 just to ease the guilt over all his escapades, I suppose. 955 01:06:45.530 --> 01:06:48.333 But I wasn't interested in the least. 956 01:06:49.970 --> 01:06:51.501 But this just happened. 957 01:06:53.241 --> 01:06:55.105 He was the last person you'd expect, 958 01:06:55.240 --> 01:06:57.012 he was a big bear of a man. 959 01:06:57.778 --> 01:06:59.707 Yeah. And... 960 01:07:01.712 --> 01:07:04.316 the dresser was something he made for me. 961 01:07:05.381 --> 01:07:06.944 Built entirely by hand. 962 01:07:07.347 --> 01:07:11.818 His way of expressing his feelings for me, I suppose. 963 01:07:13.020 --> 01:07:16.856 He was a very uncomplicated man, and... 964 01:07:18.795 --> 01:07:21.234 it was the one piece of him that I kept. 965 01:07:28.078 --> 01:07:29.904 Well, I don't know about you, 966 01:07:30.039 --> 01:07:32.573 Dev, but I think we need to get this dresser, don't you? 967 01:07:32.709 --> 01:07:34.676 Like I said, I've got to get back. 968 01:07:36.710 --> 01:07:38.151 But we are all the way out here, 969 01:07:38.287 --> 01:07:40.085 and I haven't had a ride, so why not? 970 01:07:40.354 --> 01:07:42.455 Who's the saint now? 971 01:07:42.591 --> 01:07:43.718 Ow! 972 01:07:55.230 --> 01:07:56.434 Hello? 973 01:07:57.936 --> 01:07:59.074 Tom. 974 01:08:00.203 --> 01:08:02.033 Hi. Hi, hi. 975 01:08:03.107 --> 01:08:04.706 How are you? 976 01:08:06.144 --> 01:08:07.841 -Mum. -Mm? 977 01:08:09.084 --> 01:08:10.745 -Can I have a word? -Sure. 978 01:08:16.091 --> 01:08:19.152 -So, I just-- -How's Tom? 979 01:08:19.922 --> 01:08:22.697 Please, don't cut me off. Tom's good. 980 01:08:22.966 --> 01:08:25.799 -Good. -Mum, how dare you 981 01:08:26.068 --> 01:08:28.965 take my stuff? And...Tom Gould? 982 01:08:29.234 --> 01:08:30.635 Ginny, I only did it 983 01:08:30.771 --> 01:08:33.306 because I have a relationship with Tom that you don't. 984 01:08:34.140 --> 01:08:35.575 We go back a long way. 985 01:08:36.344 --> 01:08:38.775 And I thought maybe you never would. 986 01:08:40.743 --> 01:08:42.383 Darling, the plates are wonderful. 987 01:08:42.519 --> 01:08:45.119 You were right. This could be what gets us back on top. 988 01:08:45.288 --> 01:08:47.452 Do you know how hard I've worked on this? 989 01:08:48.317 --> 01:08:49.457 It's so you. 990 01:08:50.127 --> 01:08:51.682 Just come along just before I'm done 991 01:08:51.818 --> 01:08:53.126 and take it away from me. 992 01:08:53.328 --> 01:08:55.988 No-one is taking anything away from you. 993 01:08:57.164 --> 01:08:58.892 Ginny, that studio of yours 994 01:08:59.061 --> 01:09:01.497 is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. 995 01:09:01.632 --> 01:09:03.267 But you cannot hide away in there. 996 01:09:03.669 --> 01:09:06.072 You think I'm hiding? They're not ready. 997 01:09:06.341 --> 01:09:07.833 We're not ready to go into production. 998 01:09:07.969 --> 01:09:09.406 I'll never have them done in time! 999 01:09:09.541 --> 01:09:10.704 What, you're going into production? 1000 01:09:10.840 --> 01:09:12.877 He wants 10,000 of the damn things! 1001 01:09:13.012 --> 01:09:14.215 Oh! 1002 01:09:14.948 --> 01:09:16.078 Oh, darling, 1003 01:09:16.313 --> 01:09:18.813 that's wonderful. 1004 01:09:19.480 --> 01:09:20.780 Oh, Ginny. 1005 01:09:21.149 --> 01:09:25.116 Yes, it's wonderful, Mum, but I turned him down. 1006 01:09:26.762 --> 01:09:27.955 You what? 1007 01:09:29.025 --> 01:09:31.395 -He wouldn't meet my price. -Oh, Ginny, God, 1008 01:09:31.531 --> 01:09:33.497 Tom Gould doesn't meet on price. 1009 01:09:33.632 --> 01:09:35.797 Tom Gould doesn't meet on anything. 1010 01:09:36.532 --> 01:09:38.196 The man's a bulldog. 1011 01:09:39.332 --> 01:09:41.506 Oh, God, that's it, that's that then, isn't it? 1012 01:09:45.205 --> 01:09:47.037 Well, you're the one who's always telling me 1013 01:09:47.173 --> 01:09:50.116 -to stand up for myself. -Yes. I know. 1014 01:09:50.352 --> 01:09:52.352 So you should, ordinarily, but... 1015 01:09:53.817 --> 01:09:55.479 Look, it's up to you now. 1016 01:09:55.681 --> 01:09:56.818 It's your show. 1017 01:09:58.251 --> 01:10:00.525 I'm just the one cheering from the sidelines. 1018 01:10:02.262 --> 01:10:03.957 Oh, is that what that noise is? 1019 01:10:35.197 --> 01:10:37.155 No sign of life. 1020 01:10:48.734 --> 01:10:50.168 Oh, there it is! 1021 01:10:51.046 --> 01:10:53.572 -Oh! -Oh, God! 1022 01:11:04.092 --> 01:11:05.425 What are you doing? 1023 01:11:06.091 --> 01:11:07.295 Mum! 1024 01:11:11.332 --> 01:11:13.130 This is breaking and entering. 1025 01:11:15.331 --> 01:11:16.997 Help me. 1026 01:11:17.399 --> 01:11:18.603 No! 1027 01:11:21.034 --> 01:11:23.443 Oh, Devon! 1028 01:11:24.772 --> 01:11:26.138 The back door was open. 1029 01:11:27.080 --> 01:11:28.239 Country people. 1030 01:11:33.788 --> 01:11:35.654 They're not gonna miss it. They're not even using it. 1031 01:11:36.624 --> 01:11:38.753 -What do you reckon? Yeah. -It's stealing! 1032 01:11:38.889 --> 01:11:41.361 -It's my dresser, pet. -We sold it. 1033 01:11:41.496 --> 01:11:44.156 -Shut up and help move it. -Come on. 1034 01:11:48.065 --> 01:11:49.766 -DEVON: Feels good, doesn't it? - 1035 01:11:51.540 --> 01:11:55.036 Okay, we should go. Come on, let's go! 1036 01:11:55.171 --> 01:11:57.107 Just hang on. I've just got to check the windows. 1037 01:11:57.243 --> 01:11:58.511 Back in a sec. 1038 01:12:09.318 --> 01:12:11.125 You guys have got to come and see this. 1039 01:12:11.261 --> 01:12:13.152 -For God's sake! Devon! -Just... 1040 01:12:13.554 --> 01:12:14.725 Come on! 1041 01:12:17.625 --> 01:12:18.793 JUNE: Oh! 1042 01:12:19.296 --> 01:12:24.031 Okay, Dev, yep, it's our paper. We do sell the occasional roll. 1043 01:12:26.537 --> 01:12:27.936 These are my books. 1044 01:12:30.377 --> 01:12:32.380 And that's my coffee table. 1045 01:12:34.841 --> 01:12:36.142 What is going on? 1046 01:12:38.879 --> 01:12:40.388 We're in his house. 1047 01:12:45.956 --> 01:12:48.187 I named this wallpaper after him. 1048 01:12:49.724 --> 01:12:50.959 Charlie Horse. 1049 01:12:53.533 --> 01:12:55.062 It's what I used to call him. 1050 01:12:58.439 --> 01:13:00.969 How did he even get my stuff? 1051 01:13:02.976 --> 01:13:05.578 -We had a garage sale. -Had a bit of a garage sale. 1052 01:13:22.631 --> 01:13:26.733 SINGER: 1053 01:13:26.869 --> 01:13:30.200 With all of your charms... 1054 01:13:30.335 --> 01:13:31.472 Oh, my God. 1055 01:13:33.641 --> 01:13:35.333 You used to play this all the time. 1056 01:13:38.773 --> 01:13:40.144 Now you know why. 1057 01:13:43.613 --> 01:13:44.747 GINNY: Oh, my God, 1058 01:13:44.883 --> 01:13:47.554 I have never seen you look so happy. 1059 01:13:50.952 --> 01:13:52.658 Where do you think he is? 1060 01:13:53.921 --> 01:13:55.285 Oh, God, we should go. 1061 01:13:55.588 --> 01:13:57.894 -You don't want to see him? -Absolutely not. 1062 01:13:58.664 --> 01:14:01.426 Well... of course I do, but... 1063 01:14:02.396 --> 01:14:04.435 I don't know that I want him seeing me. 1064 01:14:04.838 --> 01:14:06.769 -GINNY AND DEVON: Oh, Mum. -Look at me. 1065 01:14:07.138 --> 01:14:09.301 Something tells me he will take you as you are. 1066 01:14:20.783 --> 01:14:22.116 Hey, it's still warm. 1067 01:14:28.254 --> 01:14:30.124 -That's not him, is it? -No. 1068 01:14:31.662 --> 01:14:33.096 DEVON: God, I hope not. 1069 01:14:33.531 --> 01:14:35.129 -Hello. -Hey! 1070 01:14:35.264 --> 01:14:37.730 -Excuse me! Excuse me. - 1071 01:14:37.865 --> 01:14:39.267 -Hello! -Hi! 1072 01:14:39.837 --> 01:14:41.839 JUNE: I'm looking for Daniel. 1073 01:14:41.974 --> 01:14:43.634 I don't suppose you know where he is, do you? 1074 01:14:44.437 --> 01:14:47.077 Um... he's a bit of an old flame of mine. 1075 01:14:47.980 --> 01:14:51.546 Oh. Well, you've probably just missed him. 1076 01:14:51.682 --> 01:14:52.884 He'll be working today. 1077 01:14:53.019 --> 01:14:56.180 -Do you know where? -MAN: In the city somewhere. Um, 1078 01:14:56.416 --> 01:14:58.720 he catches a bus there to go into town. 1079 01:14:58.855 --> 01:15:00.824 He'll be probably catching, uh, 1080 01:15:00.993 --> 01:15:03.322 -the 11.30, I'd say. -That's ten minutes. 1081 01:15:03.724 --> 01:15:06.127 If you'd left a few minutes ago, you'd probably just catch him. 1082 01:15:08.961 --> 01:15:10.032 DEVON: Come on. 1083 01:15:14.533 --> 01:15:16.433 -Dev, come on! 1084 01:15:16.569 --> 01:15:18.678 -Shut up! I'm trying. - 1085 01:15:24.544 --> 01:15:26.552 GINNY: Okay, my phone says 12 minutes. 1086 01:15:26.755 --> 01:15:28.319 -We've got seven. -Yeah, well, your phone 1087 01:15:28.521 --> 01:15:30.118 hasn't met Devon Wilton. 1088 01:15:38.458 --> 01:15:39.997 -Which way? Come on. GINNY: Um... 1089 01:15:40.200 --> 01:15:42.232 -DEVON: Come on, come on! -GINNY: Wait, wait, wait, wait! 1090 01:15:42.534 --> 01:15:44.202 -Left... -Left. 1091 01:15:44.538 --> 01:15:45.896 -Most likely. -Oh! 1092 01:15:46.665 --> 01:15:48.235 -GINNY: I think it's the left. -DEVON: Alright. 1093 01:15:57.151 --> 01:15:58.245 Oh. 1094 01:16:02.154 --> 01:16:03.421 I think it's just up here. See where that Ute 1095 01:16:03.557 --> 01:16:04.856 -is coming out? -Yep. 1096 01:16:06.193 --> 01:16:07.320 Mum? 1097 01:16:08.858 --> 01:16:10.422 Mum, did you hear me? 1098 01:16:12.862 --> 01:16:14.492 Did you hear me, Mum? 1099 01:16:15.169 --> 01:16:16.333 Mum? 1100 01:16:16.702 --> 01:16:18.502 I missed that. Sorry, pet. 1101 01:16:18.771 --> 01:16:20.573 -Time check. -Three minutes. 1102 01:16:20.942 --> 01:16:24.437 -Yoo-hoo! You alright? -Yeah, I'm alright. I just... 1103 01:16:24.605 --> 01:16:27.971 -I just got a bit distracted. 1104 01:16:29.746 --> 01:16:31.080 Come on, Mum. 1105 01:16:31.813 --> 01:16:32.983 GINNY: Stop! 1106 01:16:33.749 --> 01:16:36.254 Stop! Stop! 1107 01:16:36.556 --> 01:16:38.285 Stop the fucking bus! 1108 01:16:42.655 --> 01:16:45.600 -Okay, come on. -DEVON: You are a lunatic. 1109 01:16:50.366 --> 01:16:52.401 Look, sorry, mate. It's just two minutes. 1110 01:16:52.536 --> 01:16:54.741 We're trying to find someone. It's a bit of an emergency. 1111 01:16:55.442 --> 01:16:57.073 Okay. Come on. 1112 01:16:58.774 --> 01:16:59.977 You're alright. 1113 01:17:01.073 --> 01:17:02.375 JUNE: Thank you. 1114 01:17:34.943 --> 01:17:36.244 You after a seat? 1115 01:17:40.189 --> 01:17:41.579 Thank you. 1116 01:17:51.662 --> 01:17:52.997 DEVON: Okay? 1117 01:17:54.865 --> 01:17:56.165 GINNY: He wasn't there? 1118 01:17:58.005 --> 01:18:00.004 I think I'd like to go home now, please. 1119 01:18:00.869 --> 01:18:02.534 GINNY: Oh, Mum. 1120 01:18:16.149 --> 01:18:17.652 I'm so sorry, Mum. 1121 01:18:17.888 --> 01:18:19.991 No, that's alright. 1122 01:18:21.391 --> 01:18:23.621 I wouldn't have known what to say to him. 1123 01:18:28.031 --> 01:18:29.399 So, Mum, I was just think-- 1124 01:18:29.568 --> 01:18:32.069 Well, Charelle and I were just thinking that maybe after this 1125 01:18:32.204 --> 01:18:34.670 you might like to come over to our house 1126 01:18:34.939 --> 01:18:36.537 for some food or whatever? 1127 01:18:37.340 --> 01:18:39.538 Ginny and Kyle too, if they want. 1128 01:18:40.783 --> 01:18:42.717 -That would be lovely, Dev. -Thanks. 1129 01:18:45.554 --> 01:18:46.777 Can you see what this is? 1130 01:18:46.913 --> 01:18:49.015 It's been buzzing against me ever since we got in. 1131 01:18:49.418 --> 01:18:51.390 -Oh, oh, that's mine. 1132 01:18:51.525 --> 01:18:53.255 -Oh. -Hello? 1133 01:18:54.021 --> 01:18:55.488 Oh, Tom, hi. 1134 01:18:57.131 --> 01:18:59.767 Oh, yes, sorry about that. June was on the phone. 1135 01:19:02.768 --> 01:19:04.229 Oh, OK. Yeah, sure. 1136 01:19:04.365 --> 01:19:07.335 Thanks. You too, Tom. Bye. 1137 01:19:12.614 --> 01:19:15.378 He met my price! 1138 01:19:15.580 --> 01:19:17.312 Oh, pet! 1139 01:19:18.249 --> 01:19:21.679 -Oh, you! Aww! - 1140 01:19:22.282 --> 01:19:23.923 -Nice. -Wow. 1141 01:19:27.796 --> 01:19:29.790 -He met my price! -Yeah, we heard. 1142 01:19:31.593 --> 01:19:34.593 -GINNY: Tom Gould, suck it! - 1143 01:19:37.071 --> 01:19:39.301 GINNY: I need to do a wee. Can we stop? 1144 01:19:52.452 --> 01:19:53.615 What? 1145 01:19:53.984 --> 01:19:55.856 Oh, I don't know. You. 1146 01:19:56.855 --> 01:19:58.151 I do worry about you. 1147 01:19:58.287 --> 01:20:00.454 Well, don't, 'cause I'm fine. 1148 01:20:02.396 --> 01:20:04.931 Mum, seriously, I haven't been this good in a long time. 1149 01:20:06.195 --> 01:20:07.725 You should meet Charelle. 1150 01:20:08.470 --> 01:20:09.628 She's amazing. 1151 01:20:12.871 --> 01:20:14.102 Dev, this accident-- 1152 01:20:14.338 --> 01:20:16.470 -Mum, leave it alone. -Well, I can't. 1153 01:20:18.513 --> 01:20:19.671 We should go. 1154 01:20:21.312 --> 01:20:24.445 -I've got to get back. -Devon. Please. 1155 01:20:28.451 --> 01:20:29.617 If you don't wanna talk about it, 1156 01:20:29.786 --> 01:20:30.847 fine. 1157 01:20:31.817 --> 01:20:33.619 But at least let me give you a hug. 1158 01:20:34.956 --> 01:20:35.995 Hmm? 1159 01:20:38.762 --> 01:20:40.065 Hmm. 1160 01:20:43.069 --> 01:20:44.901 -Oh, God. -Who taught you to hug? 1161 01:20:45.070 --> 01:20:47.006 -You did. - 1162 01:20:48.301 --> 01:20:49.668 Alright, we done? 1163 01:20:50.477 --> 01:20:51.472 No. 1164 01:20:54.078 --> 01:20:55.540 Oh, pet, this isn't a hug. 1165 01:20:55.675 --> 01:20:57.247 Alright, are we done now, please? 1166 01:20:58.320 --> 01:20:59.480 Mum. 1167 01:21:00.347 --> 01:21:01.988 This is ridiculous. 1168 01:21:04.653 --> 01:21:07.158 -JUNE: Come on. -Let the fuck go, please. 1169 01:21:14.162 --> 01:21:15.694 JUNE: Oh, darling. 1170 01:21:21.534 --> 01:21:23.176 -Oh. - 1171 01:21:23.545 --> 01:21:25.638 Oh, darling. Dev. 1172 01:21:29.276 --> 01:21:30.742 I'm so sorry. 1173 01:21:32.712 --> 01:21:34.947 -I didn't even see him. -JUNE: I know. 1174 01:21:35.650 --> 01:21:37.650 -I didn't see him. -JUNE: I know. 1175 01:21:38.417 --> 01:21:39.817 I didn't see him. 1176 01:22:00.414 --> 01:22:02.715 -CHARELLE: Just chop them. -DEVON: Well, tell Picasso 1177 01:22:02.850 --> 01:22:04.518 to hurry up and finish painting. 1178 01:22:08.116 --> 01:22:09.385 You made it. 1179 01:22:10.757 --> 01:22:12.025 Lovely place. 1180 01:22:12.995 --> 01:22:15.127 -Stop it. Come here. - 1181 01:22:18.326 --> 01:22:19.593 Come and meet Charelle. 1182 01:22:20.292 --> 01:22:21.529 Alright. 1183 01:22:23.572 --> 01:22:26.064 So, Mum, Charelle. 1184 01:22:26.967 --> 01:22:31.742 Oh, June, it is so lovely to finally meet you. 1185 01:22:32.077 --> 01:22:33.772 And you. 1186 01:22:34.974 --> 01:22:36.781 And my sister Ginny, of course. Charelle. 1187 01:22:36.917 --> 01:22:38.249 -Hello. -Oh, hello. 1188 01:22:38.585 --> 01:22:39.710 Hi. 1189 01:22:39.946 --> 01:22:42.352 -JUNE: So grumpy. 1190 01:22:43.891 --> 01:22:45.483 What's the matter with you two? 1191 01:22:45.619 --> 01:22:48.655 BOTH: Mum took our iPads away. 1192 01:22:50.099 --> 01:22:52.093 -Oh, there you are. 1193 01:22:52.496 --> 01:22:54.592 -Mum, I got you a chardonnay. -Oh, 1194 01:22:54.827 --> 01:22:56.795 -I'll just pop to the bathroom. -Okay. 1195 01:23:01.742 --> 01:23:02.834 Thanks, mate. 1196 01:23:04.739 --> 01:23:07.344 How's things? 1197 01:23:08.473 --> 01:23:10.017 Um, what's that? 1198 01:23:11.352 --> 01:23:15.022 -Just wondering how things are. -Oh. Yeah, you know. 1199 01:23:17.156 --> 01:23:19.994 -You? -Yeah, no. Things are... 1200 01:23:22.588 --> 01:23:24.460 definitely very good. 1201 01:23:25.061 --> 01:23:26.363 That's good. 1202 01:23:32.765 --> 01:23:34.332 -Just one sec, mate. -Yeah. 1203 01:23:34.701 --> 01:23:36.542 -Hey, buddy. -Hi, Dad. 1204 01:23:37.211 --> 01:23:38.870 -Hey, have you got a second? -Yeah. 1205 01:23:39.614 --> 01:23:41.081 Come here. 1206 01:23:49.352 --> 01:23:51.784 Yeah! 1207 01:23:56.329 --> 01:23:59.258 -GINNY: Stop it! No! 1208 01:24:01.232 --> 01:24:02.696 GINNY: No, no, no, this way. 1209 01:24:03.731 --> 01:24:05.096 KYLE: Hey, where'd your mum go? 1210 01:24:05.232 --> 01:24:08.042 GINNY: Huh, Mum. She should be in the bathroom, I think. 1211 01:24:10.369 --> 01:24:11.507 Oh. 1212 01:24:23.886 --> 01:24:25.783 You don't have to look so worried. 1213 01:24:25.919 --> 01:24:27.853 -You're not in trouble. -What's up? 1214 01:24:29.695 --> 01:24:32.060 Listen, I just wanted to say I was speaking to Mum, 1215 01:24:32.228 --> 01:24:35.102 my mum, and, um... 1216 01:24:37.865 --> 01:24:39.931 I realized I'd never spoken to you... 1217 01:24:41.876 --> 01:24:43.137 about the accident. 1218 01:24:43.539 --> 01:24:45.442 -Dad. -I just wanted to say... 1219 01:24:47.578 --> 01:24:50.150 that, in case you don't know... 1220 01:24:57.859 --> 01:24:59.456 I really am sorry... 1221 01:25:01.489 --> 01:25:02.954 for what I did to you. 1222 01:25:06.568 --> 01:25:07.629 What? 1223 01:25:10.169 --> 01:25:11.600 I know you're sorry, Dad. 1224 01:25:13.471 --> 01:25:14.933 I've always known you were sorry. 1225 01:25:15.811 --> 01:25:18.477 -I just... 1226 01:25:19.447 --> 01:25:21.577 don't understand why you stopped talking to me. 1227 01:25:24.982 --> 01:25:26.076 What? 1228 01:25:29.352 --> 01:25:31.081 You don't even realize. 1229 01:25:32.325 --> 01:25:34.458 You hardly even look at me anymore. 1230 01:25:41.369 --> 01:25:43.929 Oh, mate, come here, come here, come here. 1231 01:26:06.120 --> 01:26:09.258 Tomato sauce. Really? Mum's going to love that. 1232 01:26:09.561 --> 01:26:11.294 -Can you get rid of these? -What? 1233 01:26:11.563 --> 01:26:13.464 Quickly, please, before she comes back. 1234 01:26:14.669 --> 01:26:16.093 Okay. 1235 01:26:22.542 --> 01:26:24.372 Apparently, our illustrious matriarch 1236 01:26:24.507 --> 01:26:25.971 will think they're uncivilized. 1237 01:26:26.340 --> 01:26:27.544 Okay. 1238 01:26:31.543 --> 01:26:34.985 Here we go, guys. Lasagna. In Italy they call it "lunch". 1239 01:26:35.154 --> 01:26:36.384 -Dev. -Yes? 1240 01:26:36.953 --> 01:26:39.523 Oh, I'll take those, but I want a kiss as well. 1241 01:26:46.430 --> 01:26:48.231 Thank you. Alright. Here we go. 1242 01:26:48.366 --> 01:26:50.331 Alright, everyone. Grab a seat. 1243 01:26:50.667 --> 01:26:52.466 -Kids. -KYLE: Sit down, guys. 1244 01:26:52.602 --> 01:26:53.801 -Come on, boys. -Come on. 1245 01:26:54.436 --> 01:26:55.974 Come on. Quickly. 1246 01:26:56.543 --> 01:26:58.135 Can I have some salt, if you don't mind? 1247 01:26:59.175 --> 01:27:00.544 Good. 1248 01:27:03.343 --> 01:27:05.978 Well, I think we're gonna need tomato sauce, aren't we? 1249 01:27:14.924 --> 01:27:17.462 I'd like to say well done to the hostess. 1250 01:27:18.198 --> 01:27:19.725 Clearly a valuable addition 1251 01:27:19.861 --> 01:27:21.396 -to the Wilton family. -Yes. 1252 01:27:21.698 --> 01:27:23.370 -You're a lucky boy, Devon. -I am. 1253 01:27:23.772 --> 01:27:25.096 To Tiffany. 1254 01:27:28.438 --> 01:27:29.705 That's Charelle, Mum. 1255 01:27:31.380 --> 01:27:33.436 -That's why I said Charelle. -Sure, yep. 1256 01:27:33.772 --> 01:27:35.045 It's alright. 1257 01:27:37.417 --> 01:27:39.110 Alright, everyone, let me know 1258 01:27:39.246 --> 01:27:40.813 if your lasagna's still cold in the middle. 1259 01:27:40.948 --> 01:27:42.883 I'll pop it back in the microwave. 1260 01:27:44.650 --> 01:27:45.749 DEVON: Okay. 1261 01:27:46.119 --> 01:27:48.822 -Alright. Here we go. -GINNY: Great. 1262 01:27:48.958 --> 01:27:50.426 I'm gonna put some salt. Anyone want salt? 1263 01:27:50.628 --> 01:27:52.426 -DEVON: Oh, no. -KYLE: No, thanks. 1264 01:27:52.561 --> 01:27:54.092 You want some of this? 1265 01:27:56.065 --> 01:27:58.901 Hey, we should get a family photo after this. 1266 01:27:59.737 --> 01:28:01.604 Yeah, I think that's a great idea. 1267 01:28:01.739 --> 01:28:02.770 -DEVON: It'd be nice. -GINNY: Yeah. 1268 01:28:02.906 --> 01:28:04.443 CHARELLE: Would you like some salad, June? 1269 01:28:05.439 --> 01:28:06.511 Hmm? 1270 01:28:07.983 --> 01:28:09.613 No, I don't think so. 1271 01:28:10.514 --> 01:28:12.351 Well, I will. More for me. 1272 01:28:12.487 --> 01:28:14.145 -It's a good one that one. -Bacon bits? 1273 01:28:18.285 --> 01:28:20.284 Do we really have to have this on the table? 1274 01:28:20.520 --> 01:28:23.627 Can people not go one meal without dousing it in the stuff? 1275 01:28:25.163 --> 01:28:26.795 Mate, it's fine. 1276 01:28:29.767 --> 01:28:31.662 Well, eat up, everybody. I didn't make it 1277 01:28:39.640 --> 01:28:41.073 Are you okay, Mum? 1278 01:28:44.984 --> 01:28:46.243 Mum? 1279 01:28:49.153 --> 01:28:50.357 June? 1280 01:28:58.823 --> 01:29:01.258 Mum. It's Devon. 1281 01:29:03.862 --> 01:29:05.262 You know who I am? 1282 01:29:07.271 --> 01:29:08.507 Of course. 1283 01:29:26.825 --> 01:29:28.428 I think we'd better get back to the home. 1284 01:29:31.062 --> 01:29:33.061 Mum, we're going to take you back to the home now. 1285 01:29:33.196 --> 01:29:35.600 Can we just-- Please, just let her finish her lunch. 1286 01:29:52.748 --> 01:29:54.283 Right, let's go then, okay? 1287 01:29:54.419 --> 01:29:55.646 We didn't get the shot. 1288 01:29:55.781 --> 01:29:56.882 Are you serious? 1289 01:29:57.085 --> 01:29:59.549 It's important. It'll take five seconds. 1290 01:29:59.718 --> 01:30:02.891 Okay, guys? Come over here and we'll get a photo with Nan. 1291 01:30:04.229 --> 01:30:05.432 Here we go. 1292 01:30:07.568 --> 01:30:10.533 Gather around. Okay. Get in this way. 1293 01:30:10.802 --> 01:30:12.401 Everyone make sure they can be seen. 1294 01:30:12.537 --> 01:30:15.167 There we go. Alright. 1295 01:30:16.001 --> 01:30:17.741 Mum? Look at the phone. 1296 01:30:18.873 --> 01:30:20.073 Just look at the phone, Mum. 1297 01:30:20.642 --> 01:30:21.879 There you go. 1298 01:30:22.214 --> 01:30:24.275 Three, two, one. 1299 01:30:30.383 --> 01:30:32.624 -CHARELLE: Let's go inside. - 1300 01:30:53.372 --> 01:30:55.779 I'm very glad to see you back, my dear. 1301 01:30:56.415 --> 01:30:58.074 I was getting worried. 1302 01:30:58.643 --> 01:31:00.817 I think that's the first time in all these years 1303 01:31:01.850 --> 01:31:03.622 we've missed our cup of tea. 1304 01:31:11.266 --> 01:31:14.061 Ugly thing, isn't it? Huh! 1305 01:31:16.664 --> 01:31:17.966 I think... 1306 01:31:19.231 --> 01:31:21.299 those were your exact words... 1307 01:31:24.278 --> 01:31:25.941 when I gave it to you. 1308 01:31:29.778 --> 01:31:31.309 You gave it, did you? 1309 01:31:38.355 --> 01:31:39.350 June? 1310 01:31:41.556 --> 01:31:42.694 Junie. 1311 01:31:43.989 --> 01:31:45.631 Please, June. 1312 01:31:49.103 --> 01:31:50.504 It's Danny. 1313 01:31:59.871 --> 01:32:00.976 June. 1314 01:32:04.645 --> 01:32:05.750 Oh. 1315 01:32:07.219 --> 01:32:08.478 Oh. 1316 01:32:17.222 --> 01:32:19.126 Isn't this an adventure... 1317 01:32:21.532 --> 01:32:23.064 Charlie Horse. 1318 01:32:37.582 --> 01:32:38.915 DANNY: Charlie Horse. 1319 01:32:40.582 --> 01:32:43.887 It's a long, long time since you've called me that, June. 1320 01:32:46.888 --> 01:32:48.155 GINNY: Charlie Horse. 1321 01:33:06.978 --> 01:33:10.177 SINGER: 1322 01:33:45.683 --> 01:33:47.317 Bye! Love you, Mum. 1323 01:33:55.120 --> 01:33:56.454 Love you, Mum.