Peaky Blinders Season 2 Hindi Episode 4

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00:00A vacancy has appeared, and you're going to fill it.

00:06From now on, Mr. Shelby, you shut your gypsy mouth and listen to your instructions.

00:11I know it was you who carried out the murder of Mr. Knock-On-Wheel.

00:16You were on my hook, Mr. Shelby.

00:20No.

00:21Harold Hancock.

00:22You're being arrested.

00:23No.

00:24Arthur, we can stand him up.

00:26Last night, one of our men had his throat cut in Lincoln Lane.

00:31Gentlemen, this is your cousin, Polly's son, Michael.

00:35I want to go with them.

00:37Over my dead body?

00:38They were here eight hundred minutes.

00:40They can't.

00:41I've freed racehorses and trained them.

00:43So will you consider me?

00:45I will consider you.

00:46Thomas Shelby.

00:51Did they behave themselves?

00:53Harold, really amazing.

01:24Take a little walk to the edge of town and go across the tracks

01:34Where the viaduct looms like a bird of doom as it shifts and cracks

01:43Where secrets lie in the border fires and the humming wires

01:49Hey man, you know you're never coming back

01:52Across the square, across the bridge, across the mills, across the stacks

01:59On a gathering storm comes a tall handsome man

02:04In a dusty black coat with a red right hand

02:19He's a man, he's a man, he's a man

02:26He's a man, he's a man, he's a man, he's a man

02:46You may find my meeting place a little strange

02:50But you'll always find surprises like this

03:05You're a little jittery, Mr. Shelby.

03:09Sit down.

03:17You guys work together?

03:20It was your idea to blow up the garrison.

03:23You chose me for that.

03:29What a joke, Irene.

03:31I heard it was the Freemans' policy.

03:33Stop it.

03:34They don't mix personal and political life together.

03:36I said stop it.

03:37I'll decide whether to stop it or not.

03:39Oh, so who's in charge here?

03:41Who's in charge here?

03:42Okay, first explain this to me.

03:44You answer to the Crown agent.

03:46Why don't we...

03:47This is very interesting.

03:48We're just talking about the agenda.

03:50What agenda?

03:51We're talking about decency.

03:52What decency?

03:53You arrogant son of a bitch.

03:56You can't talk to me like this.

03:58Keep your mouth shut.

03:59I'll listen to what I have to say.

04:00I'm not here to listen to his nonsense.

04:01Stop it now.

04:07A few weeks ago, Mr. Shelby did a military mission for the Republicans

04:12in the Birmingham Pro-Treaty Partnership.

04:14Shut up.

04:16You work for the King.

04:18This is a different political situation.

04:20So what do you think?

04:22Wait a minute.

04:23Tell me.

04:24What do you think about working for the King?

04:26We're all here for the same thing.

04:28Should I make you stop laughing?

04:29You're going to make me stop laughing?

04:31Tell me how you're going to make me stop laughing.

04:33After your mission is successful...

04:35We'll make you do it again and again.

04:37Keep your mouth shut.

04:38How many times do I have to remind you about decency?

04:40Behave decently.

04:41Decency.

04:42The people in this country don't even want to see each other's faces.

04:48But still...

04:49So the Irish and the King want the same dead man.

04:54Am I right?

05:12Yes.

05:18Why me?

05:19Did you ask that question in France?

05:22Yes.

05:23So the answer is the same.

05:25Because...

05:33Why me?

05:35Because...

05:37Because...

05:39Because...

05:41Because once I'm in this...

05:43It'll be taken as a criminal's job.

05:45Not a politician's.

05:47No.

05:48You shouldn't be scared at all.

05:50Because...

05:51I'll make sure you don't get any leads about your involvement in this.

05:55Once this is done, you'll get full immunity.

05:58But the Crown agents won't help you in doing this.

06:02And we shouldn't be involved in this.

06:06You've been chosen, Mr. Shelby.

06:10You can't do anything about this.

06:12No one will survive.

06:13Do you understand?

06:14And none of your people will get a chance to shed a single tear.

06:22Whatever it is...

06:25I won't do it.

06:33Mr. Shelby!

06:35Mr. Shelby!

06:41What about your export license, Mr. Shelby?

06:44You made a deal with Mr. Churchill, didn't you?

06:52The nonsense he's talking...

06:54Donald Henry is a spy.

06:56He's working for someone else.

06:57He's going against the compromise supporters of Irish.

07:00Do you understand?

07:01That's impossible.

07:02My department has investigated it.

07:04My men are where your men can't reach.

07:07The Irish who are against Donald's compromise...

07:09meet them in the back room of the Motherhead Cab Pub.

07:11In Salt Lake.

07:12Sometimes twice a week.

07:14These Irish brothers and cousins are enemies of each other.

07:17You have no idea what you're getting yourself into.

07:23If this is proven to be true...

07:25we'll deal with him.

07:27Show me proof...

07:29that this spy is dead.

07:31We'll deal with him.

07:49Mr. Shelby.

07:50Billy boy.

07:51Look at him.

07:52Get out of here.

08:00Get out of here.

08:22Get out of here.

08:53Come on, boys.

08:55Let's go.

09:23Oh.

09:32Mario.

09:35Mario.

09:44Mario.

09:46Now I'll show you.

09:53Sabini's days are over.

09:57From now on, you're my responsibility.

10:02Oh, shut up.

10:03Stop crying, Mario.

10:08Everyone, listen carefully.

10:11Your neighbors have filed a complaint...

10:14that the music here is very inauspicious.

10:22Now it's up to you.

10:25The management of this place is changing.

10:34This is the order of the Peaky Blinders.

10:52Ha, ha, ha.

11:22Damn.

11:53Damn.

11:59Damn.

12:03Damn.

12:23Ahem.

12:25Who is it?

12:28Someone's here to see you, Mr. Shelby.

12:30He's here to replace the clerk in the accounts.

12:32Okay, send him in.

12:37This way, sir.

12:44Michael.

12:47The vacancy's not empty now.

12:50Ahem.

12:51It's according to the morning paper.

13:02I was a math topper in school.

13:04Now I've done an accounting course...

13:06in the night school of Worcester College.

13:10Mom says that six accountants have changed...

13:12in the last six months.

13:15When decent people look at your other work...

13:18they leave it.

13:21Like Lizzie, I know what you do.

13:27Mom says that in the next two years...

13:29you want to be 80% legal.

13:31Three.

13:32I can help you.

13:34I know both your jobs.

13:36And you can trust me.

13:39I want to help you, Tommy.

13:42Legal.

13:45Choosing the right path.

13:49I want to help this family.

13:59Does Polly know you're here, Michael?

14:03I'm 18 now.

14:04I can do whatever I want.

14:19Ahem.

14:23Call your mom.

14:27Good luck.

14:36KNOCKING

14:38I can't find Jeet's money.

14:40I'm here to see Thomas Shelby.

14:42I'm here to see Thomas Shelby.

14:48I have an appointment.

14:50Come in.

15:05I'm Carlton.

15:06Mr. Shelby has meetings in his other office.

15:10But he gave me this address.

15:13He gave you this address?

15:15He said it's a gambling den.

15:17I want to see the den.

15:19There's a big scandal in the papers about him.

15:22I read it in the Telegraph.

15:24Anyway, he said...

15:26I can come and see.

15:30I'm early and he's late.

15:32And I don't know how they behave here.

15:35In a gambling den?

15:37I'll wait in the car.

15:40If I open the door again, they'll all come in.

15:44Like flies.

15:50What do you look like?

15:52What do I look like?

15:54Thomas.

15:57I'm his horse trainer.

16:00For Absinthe.

16:02Do horses understand?

16:04Yes.

16:06And you?

16:07I was born a horse rider.

16:10I used to sleep next to him when I was little.

16:14I was also born a horse rider.

16:20There's a Riley Park out there.

16:22And no one's even looking at it.

16:24John.

16:25She says she's going to train Thomas' horse.

16:28She praised you a lot.

16:32Do you know where he is?

16:37Sorry, I'm late.

16:38I had a family matter.

16:40Esme, lock the door for a minute.

16:42Okay, Thomas.

16:43I'll show you the place.

16:53So?

16:54Come with me.

17:06This is my brother Arthur's office.

17:12And down there is John's office.

17:14That's where we count horses and jockeys.

17:25It's open and outside.

17:27What about the police?

17:29What about the police?

17:33When I came to Small Heat, I thought I'd be killed here.

17:37When I told them your name,

17:40I thought I was going to the king.

17:45So you're here to take my daughter, right?

17:47Yes.

17:54I'm sorry.

18:04You've taken good care of her.

18:06But it looks like she hasn't been to any races yet.

18:08You won't find a horse rider like Curly in the whole of England.

18:10There's a man, Mickey.

18:11He won't agree to this.

18:13But Curly's already become half a horse.

18:15What a clap.

18:16Very lucky.

18:17After all, it's the best stock.

18:19But I'd take a pony with colors.

18:21Millie Jolie's breed is strong.

18:23I don't like to watch races.

18:25They beat you up.

18:26This is for you.

18:32When someone leaves, they get sad.

18:35When's your box van coming?

18:37By noon.

18:38You have time to take her to Garrison.

18:41You can show her the spa and tea rooms.

18:45Yes, I'd like that.

18:54I fixed it recently.

18:55There was a fire here.

18:58This...

19:02What will you have?

19:04I don't have time.

19:05But I'll have gin.

19:23Wow.

19:24With what?

19:27What do you mean?

19:30Tonic water or...

19:35I have...

19:37Cordial.

19:40The glass is full, but still.

19:53What do you want from me, Mrs. Carton?

19:57I think I...

20:00I think I don't mean much to you.

20:04Before Sharha starts talking instead of us,

20:08let's talk first.

20:12You have a horse.

20:16Yes, I do.

20:19That's why I'm here.

20:22Just for that.

20:24You're paying a lot of money to train your horse.

20:27That's why I'm here.

20:30Got it?

20:35Okay.

20:38Okay.

20:39Let's make a toast.

20:41To the horse.

20:42To the derby.

20:46Cheers.

20:48Cheers.

20:51Cheers.

20:53Is this how you talk to women?

20:58When you don't know what they want.

21:01And if you do?

21:04Then life is easy.

21:07You want an easy life?

21:12You think I want an easy life?

21:16Then what do you want?

21:19For which I'm paying you, Mrs. Carton.

21:22I want a horse that can win all our bets in Epsom.

21:32Before coming here, I...

21:35I got some information about you.

21:39But you're nowhere to be found.

21:48We'll find out if I'm there or not.

21:53Gypsies don't like registers.

21:56I'm not a gypsy, like you think.

22:00But you registered in France.

22:04I sent your name to the War Office.

22:07My friends are there.

22:09You won two medals for bravery.

22:13So you're really impressed, Mrs. Carton.

22:19You can call me May.

22:28Charlie says the box van is here.

22:31Thank you, Finn.

22:36What's your horse's name?

22:41His name will be Grace's Secret.

22:48Grace's Secret.

22:56I told him he couldn't take this job.

23:00He said he'd go to London.

23:03Blackmailing won't work on me.

23:06No, I mean, no.

23:08Okay.

23:10That's it.

23:13I'll give this job to another candidate.

23:15He's more qualified than him.

23:18He's worked somewhere.

23:20Six months.

23:22But he doesn't know how to race.

23:25He knows how to ride a horse.

23:27But not how to race.

23:29And that other guy knows how to race.

23:32He'll learn soon.

23:36What if Michael really leaves?

23:39Then you'll have to let him go.

23:42He'll get a job at the London office.

23:45What will he do?

23:47He gave a big speech.

23:49He can help you make your work more respectable.

23:53He makes me cry like my dad.

23:56There are a lot of trains to London.

23:58Should I just let him go?

24:00He'll be back in a month or two.

24:03If he doesn't find a girl.

24:06Otherwise, I don't know.

24:13It's too much.

24:15You want him to do this job.

24:18Polly.

24:20I want what you want.

24:22And what about the other candidate?

24:25The one who's more qualified.

24:28That's what I said.

24:30There's no one else.

24:35How much will you pay him?

24:38As much as it says in the newspaper.

24:40So cheap?

24:42Three bobs.

24:44Three and six.

24:46Four.

24:48Four.

24:54I love him very much.

24:56I know.

24:58That's why I'll keep him away from the old business.

25:01And make him the new in-charge.

25:03Deal?

25:05Deal.

25:14You have two options.

25:16Mild or mild.

25:18Mild.

25:20Here.

25:22He's here.

25:27Happy birthday, Michael.

25:2918 years old.

25:31You're a man now.

25:33Here, Michael.

25:35I'll find you a partner tonight.

25:37Arthur.

25:39Michael.

25:41What's this?

25:43It'll help you get to work on time.

25:50Welcome to the business, Michael.

25:53Welcome to the business.

25:57Drink it all.

25:59Bright whiskey.

26:01He has to go to work tomorrow.

26:03So give him a dark mild.

26:05Toast?

26:06Toast.

26:08To Michael.

26:27Everything okay?

26:37What's this? Just us?

26:39Yes, just us.

26:41What are you celebrating?

26:43Drink it.

27:00How is it, Arthur?

27:02It's good.

27:03Very good.

27:05Very good for Garrison.

27:07We can sell it to the rich in Ayrton Club.

27:11Why? What happened?

27:13It's part of an export drive.

27:16Now we have a safe warehouse in Camden Town.

27:20And a safe route to Poplar Docks.

27:23So on Monday morning,

27:25we'll send our first export crate.

27:27A crate of spare parts for a relay car.

27:31To Halifax, Nova Scotia.

27:34Where there's a ban.

27:37Yes, where there's a ban.

27:39In every corner of Canada and America,

27:42people make their own liquor in bathtubs.

27:45But the rich,

27:47in cities like New York, Toronto and Boston,

27:50are still throwing money for real liquor.

27:53So on Monday,

27:55Shelby Company's first crate will take

27:581,000 relay carburetors.

28:00But in the backing,

28:02we'll hide 500 bottles

28:04of the best quality

28:06single malt scotch whisky.

28:12And we, the Shelby's,

28:14have a license given to us by the empire's minister.

28:17Which means our crates won't be searched.

28:20And all the whisky will be packed at the docks.

28:23So Michael won't be a part of it,

28:25even if he calculates.

28:27I've been saying this for the past year.

28:29It's time for motor cars.

28:32Come on, hurry up.

28:35So, how's life going, Tom?

28:37It's getting better, Johnny.

28:39It's getting better.

28:41That's fine, Tom.

28:43But tell me the truth, how's it going?

28:45You know, I don't like to see you in a coma.

28:47I have a beautiful cousin.

28:49She can ruin your life.

28:51She's worthy of you.

28:54Really, Tom.

28:56It's been a while since I've seen someone get married.

28:59Have you seen what's in these crates, Johnny?

29:02Why would I look at these car parts, Tommy?

29:05When I don't even have a car.

29:08You should always have faith in your family, right?

29:11And I'm not even counting them.

29:14If 25 becomes 24,

29:16then we'll count 24.

29:18You know I don't know how to count, Tom.

29:21And 24,

29:23if it ever becomes 30,

29:25then you'll have to pay a tax.

29:26And we don't pay taxes.

29:29No, Tom.

29:32Well done.

29:39Come on, get to work.

29:43I've got a door made of iron.

29:45And we've got iron bars on the windows everywhere.

29:49Good.

29:51So, what are you going to keep here, Tommy?

29:53If I get greedy,

29:54I'll get greedy.

30:10Morning, Arthur.

30:12How was this bussing?

30:18I think I'm in love.

30:21Drink.

30:24Come on.

30:29I don't understand anything.

30:32Whiskey, Tommy.

30:34No, I want to go for a long drive.

30:36Are you going home?

30:38Yes.

30:40Where else?

30:42To Birmingham.

30:48What's this?

30:52Olives?

30:54Yes.

30:56I mean...

30:58Olives.

31:00On a stick.

31:02And small pieces of onion.

31:05Yes, that's it.

31:08So why did we make 600 pounds on olives?

31:11Yes, there's a little onion in it.

31:21I told you, Arthur.

31:24We sell cocaine to dealers.

31:27We get a cut.

31:29We don't sell it directly.

31:31The Home Secretary is being strict.

31:33And because of that,

31:35I don't want to ruin the rest of it.

31:37Do you understand?

31:39Yes, I do.

31:41So how much of this 600 pounds came from your pocket?

31:51I've taken care of everything.

31:52I sent you here because people are afraid of you.

31:57But if you don't change,

31:59then John will be sent to London.

32:02There's no need.

32:04I'll handle it.

32:07You'll handle it like this?

32:09I'll handle it.

32:22He's as profitable as these rats.

32:28It's happening, Tom.

32:32Good.

32:34Good.

32:41Stand up, soldier.

32:52Yes, Sergeant Major.

33:23Can I help you?

33:25I'm sorry.

33:27I'm lost.

33:30You can't stop here.

33:32Go ahead.

33:4430 seconds.

33:52Okay, Ada.

33:54I think Andrew's here.

33:59Hello.

34:01I want to meet Ada.

34:03Who are you?

34:12Ada?

34:14I asked you a question.

34:16It's okay, James.

34:18I'm sorry.

34:19I asked you a question.

34:21It's okay, James.

34:23He's my brother.

34:25Who is he?

34:27I've given him a room on rent.

34:29Did you have to give him a room on rent?

34:31He doesn't take rent from me.

34:33He's a writer.

34:35And he doesn't earn that much.

34:37You wake up late these days, Ada.

34:39Because I sleep late.

34:41Where's Carl?

34:43What do you want, Tommy?

34:45Stop looking at him in a wedding dress.

34:48He's not interested in me.

34:50He's not interested in any girl.

34:52Tommy won't judge you.

34:54He won't go to the police.

34:57I'm going to get ready.

34:59James.

35:01I'm Thomas.

35:03Nice to meet you.

35:08Can I talk to my sister in private?

35:12Of course.

35:14Come in.

35:23So, does James know your name?

35:26Yes, Thorn.

35:28Do you think I'll tell anyone?

35:30Your broomie boys have submitted all the papers.

35:33Just one more attempt and all the bad work is over.

35:36Just one more obstacle and everything will be fine.

35:39Absolutely right.

35:42I find you very funny.

35:44It's fashionable to be like you these days.

35:47No society party in London is complete

35:50until the girls are crazy about a gangster.

35:54Anyway, tell me what you want.

35:58I don't have a kid, Ada.

36:03So, I've made a trust fund.

36:07The beneficiaries will be John's kids and Carl.

36:11I need your signature to get the money to Carl.

36:19I've made an account.

36:22The money will be transferred here

36:25when I die.

36:28This will be the beginning of a new life for the kids.

36:37Are you sick?

36:38I'm doing what any common man would do.

36:41Fulfilling my responsibilities.

37:09You knew they were going to take Eden Club?

37:12I know about Eden Club.

37:15You knew they were going to take Eden Club

37:18because that's what an in-charge does.

37:21He knows what's going to happen.

37:24I know what I know.

37:27And if you don't know, you don't know at all.

37:31Did you know they were going to take Wimbledon Docks?

37:34Harington?

37:35Did you know they were going to take Wimbledon Docks?

37:38Harington and Trotting Tracks?

37:42Talk to me.

37:44I really want to hear you.

37:47You're getting weak.

37:49Really?

37:51Everyone knows.

37:54Talk to me, Alfie.

37:56Should I talk to you?

37:58Okay, I'll talk to you.

38:01I'll tell you.

38:02What happened was...

38:04You were calling the Jews disgusting.

38:08You were calling them dirty.

38:10You were badmouthing them.

38:12Everyone makes jokes.

38:14Who doesn't make jokes?

38:17You don't have a sense of humor.

38:20I didn't even want to talk about it.

38:23I didn't want to talk about the trouble we're in.

38:28Look, Alfie.

38:29Last May, many of my bookies did something in Epsom.

38:34No one did.

38:36Not one.

38:38So you're inviting the wilds to Epsom for some bad jokes.

38:45You're opening the door for those bastards.

38:53I'm sorry, what are you trying to say?

38:56I said...

38:58I'm sorry about the Jews.

39:01Are you apologizing?

39:03Yes.

39:05You're sorry about the Jews?

39:07Yes.

39:09Really?

39:11Yes.

39:13Write this down.

39:15He said, I'm sorry.

39:17And write this down.

39:19All our bookies can go to Epsom now.

39:21He didn't say that.

39:23Did I ask you?

39:25Write this down.

39:27I'm sorry.

39:29Alfie is an old friend of mine.

39:32An old friend?

39:34And now,

39:36the Peaky Blinders have gone too far.

39:41They've gone too far.

39:44They've spread like a disease.

39:47Exactly.

39:49They've become a problem for everyone.

39:52Alfie, you and I,

39:54we've been fighting since school.

39:57Right?

39:59And we're good friends.

40:01We are.

40:03Life is full of ups and downs.

40:06But being friends is different.

40:08Yes, you're right.

40:10Write this down.

40:14So what are we doing here?

40:17A deal, right?

40:19Yes, a written deal.

40:21A written deal.

40:22So we're talking about the border

40:25between the Jews and the Italians

40:27that goes all the way to Farringdon Road.

40:29Farringdon Road?

40:31Yes, Farringdon Road.

40:33That's a long time ago.

40:35No, no, write it down.

40:37Camden Road.

40:39Camden Road.

40:41Camden Road.

40:43That's all you need to write.

40:45That's all you need to write.

40:47That means peace between the Jews and the Italians.

40:53And a war against the Gypsies.

40:56John.

41:21Dad.

41:27Mr. Thomas Shelby, madam.

41:43The house is beautiful.

41:49Whiskey?

41:51Scotch or Irish?

41:53Irish.

42:02Sorry, I just came by.

42:04I was just passing by.

42:07We're not that close to Birmingham Road.

42:10It's a small bend.

42:12I saw it at 60 miles.

42:14It's considered a small bend these days.

42:17So I'm a small bend.

42:20Is that a good thing?

42:22Your horse is running right now.

42:25I have Mickey's report ready.

42:27You can see it if you want.

42:29Then we'll go meet him.

42:38You're getting enough light to read, aren't you?

42:41Okay.

42:44It's quite late.

42:52The cat says its lungs are like elephants.

42:55It runs fast on heavy ground and starts jumping on hard ground.

43:00Sorry, you read it.

43:04So it thinks it's good for soft ground?

43:08It should be a little wet in the grass.

43:11So it's good for absinthe?

43:15Does it think it's not good for absinthe?

43:18No.

43:19So it's not good for absinthe?

43:22You'll have to work on it a lot.

43:24And you'll have to convince the race board.

43:27I think you can convince them.

43:32That's a suggestion for the next two months.

43:38Your glass is empty.

43:40No, it's fine.

43:44Are you hungry?

43:47Yes, a little.

43:49I'll make something.

43:52Do you have an engine oil?

43:56I need it for the car before I leave for Birmingham.

44:01It must be in the garage.

44:03I'll get it from someone.

44:05Tonight or tomorrow?

44:11Everything is far from here.

44:13People usually stop here.

44:15Especially before cars and vehicles arrive.

44:21But I have a car.

44:24Yes.

44:26And you have engine oil?

44:31Maybe.

44:35But that's very common.

44:39What?

44:40What do you mean?

44:43Guest stop.

44:45We have a guest wing.

44:47Good.

44:50You have a guest wing.

44:53Anyway.

45:02May.

45:11Cigarette.

45:23Everything is fine. Don't worry about it.

45:28I locked all his photos in a drawer.

45:32As if it would make a difference.

45:35I don't even deserve to be the guard of the lighthouse.

45:41I take care of everything myself.

45:45So that the lighthouse doesn't catch fire.

45:48But when people see the light of the lighthouse,

45:51they see everything clearly.

45:53And if people see the light of the lighthouse,

45:56they see everything clearly.

46:09Do you have a map?

46:14Do you have a map of this house?

46:18Because I can't find you in the dark of this house.

46:23I don't know what you're talking about.

46:29Look, I'll leave my wings at midnight.

46:35And then I'll look for you here.

46:38Then I'll go around the door of your bedroom.

46:41Without making a sound.

46:44No maid will know about this.

46:47You don't know maids.

46:49Do they have sharp ears?

46:52If a man comes into the house,

46:54they keep listening with their ears.

46:58So? Do they have to listen?

47:05Okay.

47:067 shillings for the day.

47:08Loading and unloading.

47:093 for the night.

47:1110 in total.

47:13Let's have a drink.

47:15No, you go.

47:16Come on, it's Peda.

47:17Everyone drinks Peda.

47:19But not me.

47:20Do you think your mom doesn't drink Peda?

47:24Do you think God doesn't drink Peda?

47:30Dude, the atmosphere outside is hot.

47:32What do I tell you, she's a BSA woman.

47:34It's amazing.

47:35She comes without her men these days.

47:372, 2, 3, 3 together.

47:40Miki, she comes in a group of three

47:42and buys her own liquor.

47:47The Marquess.

47:49She goes to the BSA secretaries.

47:56Look,

47:57they won't serve a black man without a Shelby.

48:06Are you using me?

48:10Yes.

48:12Let's go.

48:16Let's go.

48:23I told you.

48:24The whole city is crazy.

48:26Look at the girls.

48:312 pints of Dark Miles, please.

48:33Give it back.

48:34We're Peaky Boys.

48:35Give me whiskey.

48:36I had to clean this up.

48:38I didn't do it.

48:39Hurry up.

48:40There are still a lot of stains here.

48:42You'll get used to it.

48:44And then you won't be able to leave it.

48:53I don't drink with a whore.

48:55Get out of here.

48:57Paddy,

48:58let it be.

48:59No, I won't let it be.

49:01I don't drink with a whore in a pub.

49:03Then go.

49:05Look,

49:06my dad is a preacher here.

49:08He has connections.

49:09Everyone knows him.

49:10I don't care.

49:11No matter who it is.

49:13I'm telling you, let it be, Paddy.

49:15And I'm telling this man,

49:16get out of here.

49:17Listen to me.

49:18Get out of here.

49:19Listen, let it be.

49:20We'll go to my cousin's pub.

49:21I want to drink here.

49:25Son of a bitch.

49:35Get out of here.

49:48Paddy,

49:49that guy is Peaky Blinder.

49:51He's Pauly Shelby's son.

49:54He's Pauly Shelby's son.

49:56Do you want to lose your life?

49:58Sir,

49:59Sir, I'm sorry.

50:00I didn't know.

50:01Get out.

50:02I'm sorry.

50:03Get out of the pub.

50:04I didn't know.

50:05I'm sorry.

50:06Let's go.

50:07Let's go.

50:11We ordered drinks.

50:13We don't want them without drinking.

50:25His face.

50:26Did you see his face?

50:28What a punch.

50:29It was fun.

50:31It was fun.

50:32We hit him a lot.

50:34Okay.

50:35I want one more drink.

50:36You'll pay.

50:37Why me?

50:38I just paid.

50:39Just like that.

50:41There's a lot of people here.

50:43There's a lot of people here.

50:49There's a lot of people here.

50:52Is it that easy?

50:53Yes, it's very easy, John boy.

50:55You won't believe it.

50:56Friend, aren't you playing carefully?

50:58No.

51:00Women, John boy.

51:01Women.

51:03There's a woman.

51:04She's a power dancer.

51:05And she's amazing.

51:10If Finn goes from here,

51:11I'll be able to explain it to him.

51:13Go.

51:14If she's so good,

51:15why are you here?

51:16Good liquor.

51:18You won't understand all this.

51:20He's messing with us, Finn.

51:21That's why he's here.

51:23And here they are.

51:25Junior Picky Boys.

51:30What happened to you?

51:31Did you have a fight?

51:32Yeah.

51:33There were some idiots in Marcus of Lorne.

51:35They were trying to stop me and Isaiah from drinking.

51:38So we had a little fight.

51:40And Arthur, we killed him and drove him away.

51:42Oh, so Marcus.

51:44Where's your dad?

51:46He's preaching.

51:47Good.

51:52Don't take my chips, Finn.

51:53Where are you guys going?

51:55Where are they going?

51:57The Marcus of Lorne.

51:59Poor guy.

52:01It was a good pub.

52:25The siren dawned, said

52:29Let's build a fire

52:33Is this desire

52:36Enough, enough

52:39To lift us higher

52:43To lift above

52:56Hour long

53:00By hour may we too stand when we're dead

53:07Between these lands the sun set

53:13Behind his eyes and Job's head

53:21Is this desire

53:31Is this desire

53:35Enough, enough

53:38To lift us higher

53:42To lift above

53:45Is this desire

53:49Enough, enough

53:52To lift us higher

53:56Is this desire

54:01Look.

54:02Looks like they've burnt the whole pub.

54:07You didn't have to do this.

54:08We didn't do it for you, Michael.

54:10We did it for our company.

54:13Forget what happened.

54:16Let's go back for a drink.

54:43The date has been set.

54:46Three weeks from today.

54:52Have you seen his house?

54:56There are cops everywhere.

54:59You'll take care of him.

55:01No.

55:02He'll create suspicion.

55:05You'll have to deal with him yourself.

55:07You'll have to deal with him yourself.

55:11What if a cop dies?

55:15It won't do you any harm.

55:18I promise.

55:19It's of no use to me.

55:23That's why I'm putting an end to this.

55:26Because I don't trust death.

55:31You haven't complained to God yet.

55:35Then good luck.

55:42I've made all the arrangements.

55:44With my men.

55:47If I die,

55:50you won't live either.

55:53Remember that.

56:04I love you.

56:34I love you too.

57:04I love you too.

57:29Reds Hotel.

57:31London Piccadilly.

57:34London Piccadilly.

57:43Hello?

57:46Hello?

57:53Who was it?

57:54I lost contact.

57:55I guess the English telephone lines are bad.

58:04Reds Hotel.

58:34Reds Hotel.

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