T.R.R.M. The Fallen Curtain. (1999)

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First broadcast 6th August 1999.  Richard Brazier has a mental block about his abduction as an eight year old and is haunted by what may or may not have happened.  Max Brazier - Richard (aged 8) Gregg Prentice - Johnny Barbara Ewing - Jean Clayton Edna Doré - Gran David Daker - Stanley Clayton Clare Matthews - WPC Givens Carl Ferguson - PC Murray Ian Puleston-Davies - PC Carter Martino Lazzeri - Kevin Laura Sadler - Brenda Vincent Brimble - Doctor Peter Harding - Inspector Bannister Philip Croskin - The Man Ben Brazier - Richard (aged 18) Tracey Murphy - Sally Spense (aged 18) Danielle Hawley - Sally Spense (aged 11) Heather-Jay Jones - Girl At Party Toby Cockerell - Car Salesman Nicholas Hoult - Barry Julia Booth - Mrs Parks Tim Faraday - Policeman

Transcript

00:00All right, two of us can put the chairs on the table.

00:14Quietly now, please.

00:24Go and play in my garden.

00:26I know. It's my night to go around.

00:28Oh, yeah, poor you.

00:31It's good.

00:32My dad comes home and he finishes work.

00:35I hate my room.

00:36Quiet, please, quiet.

00:39Goodbye, children.

00:40Goodbye, Mrs. Bray.

00:42Off you go, then.

00:44And go running.

00:46Going to be your birthday, Chetney.

00:48Of course you.

00:49And I haven't asked my mum.

00:58Hello, Richard.

01:03Have a good day, dear.

01:05Hi.

01:05Good.

01:06Mum, Peter's asked me to go to his birthday, so I had Chetney's on his own.

01:12Yes, I know.

01:12His mum phoned me today.

01:14Can I go?

01:15Well, the thing is, Richard, I think it's not quite the right weather for Chessington.

01:20And there's eight children going.

01:22It's a lot with just the two to look after them.

01:25And we don't know his parents very well, do we?

01:29I'll tell you what we'll do.

01:31When the weather's good enough, your daddy and I will talk to Chessington.

01:34Wouldn't that be nice?

01:36Yes.

01:37Yes.

01:38Yes.

01:39Yes.

01:40Yes.

01:41Yes.

01:42Yes.

01:43Yes.

01:44Yes.

01:45Yes.

01:46Yes.

01:47Yes.

01:48Yes.

01:49Yes.

01:50Yes.

01:51Well, I'll tell you, just see you across the road.

01:52Now, when your gran offers you eclairs or morangs, only except the one, she'll try to force

01:57you to take more.

01:58I know what it was on, but you don't want to be greedy, do you?

02:00Oh, well.

02:01Well, I'll tell you, I'll tell you.

02:02Yes.

02:03Yes.

02:04Yes.

02:05Yes.

02:06Yes.

02:07Yes.

02:08Yes.

02:09Yes.

02:10You turn the corner, and then you run as fast as you can to your grand's, no stopping, understand?

02:15Yes, ma'am.

02:16I'll take your school bag.

02:21Off you go.

02:40Off you go.

03:10Off you go.

03:40Tom.

03:43Tom too.

03:46Tom Tom.

03:49Tommy.

03:52Tom Tom.

03:53Hello then Tom.

03:56Hello.

03:57Hello Tom Tom.

04:01Come on then.

04:05You're lovely.

04:07Meow.

04:10I'm too much.

04:11Meow.

04:12Any second mom?

04:13Meow.

04:14Meow.

04:15Meow.

04:24Meow.

04:25Meow.

04:26Meow.

04:28Meow.

04:29Meow.

04:35kij

04:40It is not sweet to hear the priests singing, as thy ears come to the deep rolling field.

04:58But sweet and dear, I'll start you, when brimming the bark of my true love, in safety to me.

05:28Hello, Mum.

05:40Finished work a bit early.

05:44What's for tea? Fish and chips?

05:46Isn't Richard coming?

05:49What do you mean?

05:52Isn't he here?

05:53Oh, I do hope he's not ill.

05:55Oh, it was all right this morning.

05:58Oh, she might have phoned to say that he wasn't coming.

06:01You know she never phones me.

06:04She's just mollycoddling him.

06:07She's his mother.

06:09I suppose it's up to her.

06:12Hello, dear.

06:13I tell you me, what's the matter with Richard?

06:17What's happened to him?

06:19Oh, where is he?

06:20Oh, my God!

06:21Where is he, Stan?

06:22Oh, my God!

06:23Where is he, Stan?

06:24Oh, he'd never ramble.

06:25He's been kidnapped.

06:26Just go out, Grandpa!

06:28We need you to ask some questions.

06:30Most of all, we need a photograph.

06:32Yes.

06:33Unit.

06:34Anyone in the vicinity of the Moxiflex in Academy Road.

06:40Roger, go ahead.

06:41This is last year's school photograph.

06:42Oh, that's no good, Stan.

06:43Get the album.

06:44I put this year's in the album.

06:46It's all right, then.

06:47All right, all right.

06:48Come on, you sit down, Mrs.

06:49Mike.

06:50Look, there's a new photograph in the album.

06:52Come on, Stan.

06:53Bring it here.

06:54There's two I stuck in just last weekend.

06:57Now, that's taken at John's fancy dress party.

07:00John lives next door.

07:01We let Richard play in his garden.

07:03Oh, God, what's happened to him?

07:05And this is his new school photograph.

07:07Oh, yes.

07:08That's the proof we sent away for the enlargement, of course.

07:11Can we take this, please?

07:12Oh, of course.

07:13Now, we have to get another copy of that size.

07:16I'll get this distributed.

07:18Oh, just find him.

07:19Find him.

07:20Oh!

07:21Well, he comes here every Wednesday.

07:26Well, nearly every Wednesday.

07:28It's the only time I see him.

07:30Well, he lives round the corner, doesn't he?

07:32Yes, in Petunia Street.

07:34I'm never asked there.

07:36On a Wednesday, his mother lets him come here,

07:39and my son comes, too.

07:41I make a nice tea.

07:42Oh, Richard likes coming here.

07:44I mean, he wouldn't have run off because he doesn't want to come here.

07:47Oh, I'm sure he wouldn't.

07:48And he comes alone?

07:50Yes, his mother sees him round the corner.

07:53She won't come into this road in case I'm waiting by the door.

07:57You see, if my arthritis isn't bad, I wait out there.

08:02It was bad today, so I wasn't there.

08:05Well, is there some history of trouble between you and his mother?

08:08She never wanted me to marry Stanley.

08:10Her son had gone for 40 years without getting married.

08:13She thought he shouldn't get married at all.

08:15Gee, that's unfair.

08:16I don't care if it's unfair!

08:17What's he got to do with where Richard is?

08:19I'm just trying to establish if he might have had a reason to run off for a while.

08:22Lots of boys do if something's upset them.

08:24I saw him less than a minute before he should have been at his grounds.

08:29He was not at all upset.

08:31Oh, God, I'll never see him again.

08:36Excuse me, your mother wanted to come round here, Mr Clayton.

08:40I couldn't stay there, Stan.

08:43I'm sorry, Jean.

08:45I had to know what was going on.

08:47I feel it's all my fault.

08:49Well, of course it's your fault.

08:50Jean!

08:51Take it easy, Mrs Clayton.

08:52Why wasn't she watching for him at her door?

08:55If she'd been at her door, he'd still be safe now.

08:58Jean, I've told you.

09:00Her eyes right as it's bad.

09:03And when it's bad, it's not easy for her to get to the door.

09:07I'm so sorry, Jean.

09:10No.

09:13I'm sorry, Mother-in-law.

09:16It's not your fault.

09:18I know it's not your fault.

09:20I don't know whose fault it is,

09:23but it's somebody's fault.

09:28If anybody's touched him,

09:30if anybody's...

09:38What's your neighbours been up to?

09:40Well, it's their kid, Richard.

09:41They've lost him.

09:42Oh, yeah? How old?

09:43Eight.

09:44Has he done a boat or something?

09:46I don't know.

09:47Can you blame him?

09:48They're Darwin, you know.

09:49Old.

09:50She wraps him up in cotton wool.

09:52Plays to my brother sometimes.

09:53He wakes up for it then.

09:54He goes wild when I just slap him both.

09:58Oh, my God.

09:59It's him!

10:01Richie!

10:04Richie, where the hell have you been?

10:05They're all worried sick.

10:06What happened to you?

10:07What are they?

10:08Look, they're the police.

10:09They're looking for you.

10:11What have you been up to?

10:12Where have you been?

10:13In a car with a man.

10:15What man?

10:17What happened?

10:18What happened?

10:19What did he do to you?

10:21It doesn't matter.

10:22Come on.

10:23You're coming inside.

10:24Come on.

10:25Look, I've got to take him home, Kev.

10:29Is this Clayton?

10:31Is this Clayton?

10:32Is this Clayton?

10:34Is this Clayton?

10:35Look, I've found him.

10:36Is this Clayton?

10:37What happened to you laden?

10:38You're all right?

10:39Richard.

10:40Richard.

10:41What have you been?

10:42I've been out of my mind.

10:43What's happened to you?

10:45Have you been hurt?

10:46Well, where have you been?

10:47Jean, Jean.

10:48Come on, son.

10:49I've been hurt.

10:50But where have you been?

10:51Jean, Jean.

10:52Come on, son.

10:54I've been hurt.

10:59I've been hurt.

11:01You've been hurt.

11:02But where have you been?

11:05I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please, darling, just tell me what happened to you.

11:13Tell me, please. Tell me.

11:16Come on, sir. Nobody's angry with you.

11:21You're just worried.

11:23Now, tell us where you've been.

11:27He told me he'd been in a car with a man.

11:30Oh, dear God. Is that where you were? In a car with a man?

11:40Well, that's what you told me.

11:43I've told you never to go with strangers, never to talk to strangers! I've told you so often!

11:52Did... Did he touch you?

11:57Did... Did he hurt you?

12:00Oh, Richard, tell me, please!

12:06Hello, Richard.

12:21Richard.

12:23You told Brenda.

12:27Now, tell us.

12:28I can't remember.

12:39Well, there's no obvious signs of interference, Inspector.

12:43That's not to say there was no abuse.

12:45No.

12:46How was he otherwise?

12:48Oh, I'm pretty sure he's in genuine shock.

12:50He's not just pretending to cover up some of the prank.

12:53Because there's no knowing what might have brought the shock on.

12:55Could have simply been the sight of the police.

12:56I'll see what I'm going to do.

12:58You'll, uh, have to play Godgems with the mother.

13:01Difficult?

13:02Not deliberately.

13:09Richard.

13:11Inspector Bannister would like to talk to you.

13:15Do you want to talk to him?

13:15All right, but not for long.

13:21And afterwards, you can come and sleep in my room.

13:24Daddy doesn't mind the spare room, do you, Stanley?

13:26Of course not.

13:27Oh, you can have this chair, Inspector.

13:29Now, Richard, I want you to tell me exactly what you remember

13:45from the moment you left your mother this afternoon.

13:48I saw him go down Plumtree Grove and turn the corner into Lupin Street.

13:52Mr. Clayton, please let Richard tell me.

13:53Did you go straight to your grandmother's house?

13:59Well, why didn't you?

14:00Mr. Clayton, please.

14:04You remember what you did?

14:10Played with a cat.

14:12Where'd you play with a cat?

14:14Where the hut is.

14:16Do you often play there when you go to your grounds?

14:18Sometimes.

14:22Then what happened?

14:24What happened, Richard?

14:27I looked up.

14:31And what did you see?

14:34What did you see, Richard?

14:40What did you see?

14:43Was it a man?

14:46What happened next?

14:48Mum screamed.

14:53Mum screamed.

14:55It was the shock of seeing you, I suppose.

14:58What might have happened to you?

15:01And that's the next thing you remember, back here at home?

15:05Mum screamed.

15:07And you remember nothing about the man or the car?

15:10Or if you went anywhere?

15:11Or what happened in the car?

15:14Or how you got back to Petunia Street?

15:15What happened?

15:16I don't know.

15:17I don't know.

15:18I don't know.

15:19I don't know what happened in the car was so traumatic, it's the blood of it from his memory.

15:28The little bastards make nothing out.

15:29If you use it, the next kid he gets one of the bits of money.

15:30I don't know.

15:31I don't know what happened in the car was so traumatic, it's the blood of it from his memory.

15:35The little bastards make nothing out.

15:36If you use it, the next kid he gets one of the bits of money.

15:38I don't know what happened in the car was so traumatic, it's the blood of it from his memory.

15:39The little bastards make nothing out.

15:40If you use it, the next kid he gets one of the bits of money.

15:41If you use it, the next kid he gets one of the bits of money.

15:42If you use it, the next kid he gets one of the bits of money.

15:45If you use it, the next kid he gets one of the bits of money.

16:10If you forget about it, that's best.

16:15Whatever awful things happened, you forget about it.

16:40End of an era.

17:07Say what Phil speaks.

17:10Very funny, Stanley.

17:11You know what I mean.

17:13Where are you going?

17:14I'm going to say goodbye to Mum.

17:27Started painting her front.

17:28Oh, she wouldn't have liked that.

17:30No.

17:31She was a wonderful woman.

17:34You know, I sometimes think she and I getting together again was the only good thing that came out of, you know, what that awful man did to Richard.

17:47You know, I'm not sure that...

17:50I won't be a minute.

18:03Richard?

18:04I thought it was you.

18:07Hi, Richie.

18:08Remember me?

18:09Sally Spence.

18:10Longtree Grove School.

18:13Oh, yes.

18:14Hello, Sally.

18:16Fancy seeing you here.

18:17It's a long time.

18:19We left Upfield when I was 12.

18:21Oh, no.

18:23It's a bit far working here.

18:25Yes.

18:26Yes.

18:27We live in Croydon now.

18:29Really?

18:30So do we.

18:31I'm working in ladies' hairdressers just down the road.

18:34So, you're a hairdresser?

18:37I wouldn't bet.

18:38I'm doing make-up at college.

18:39It's part of the course.

18:41Oh.

18:43So, you've been working here long?

18:45It's my second day.

18:46Oh.

18:48Just, I'm trying to earn a bit of money and go to college.

18:51College?

18:52Which one?

18:53Bristol.

18:54Oh, escaping the nest at last.

18:57Sorry.

18:58I didn't mean-

18:59No.

19:00I know you didn't.

19:01Look.

19:02Can I get you something?

19:04No.

19:05I've got to go.

19:06It was nice seeing you.

19:09Bye, Richard.

19:12Bye, Sally.

19:13Have a nice day.

19:14And don't forget, no leaving the school playground till I'm at the gate.

19:28but don't forget, I'm a guide.

19:29Let's do it.

19:30I know you like me, but a bit of a venue fall in.

19:37It's quite massive.

19:38It's great about a group of людей.

19:39First 나 had a catering.

19:41And såp água is hampst.

19:42Mommy mommy mommy mommy

19:46Jesus has his heart

19:48Richard loves his mommy

19:50Mommy mommy mommy

19:52Mommy mommy mommy

19:54Mommy mommy mommy

19:56Melanie, shut up!

19:58Just leave him alone

20:00Sally loves Richard

20:02Gay Richard's kid

20:04Sally loves Richard

20:06Sally loves Richard

20:08Oh, my God.

20:38Sally Spence?

20:46She used to go to Plumtree Grove School.

20:49Yeah.

20:51Red-headed girl.

20:53That's right.

20:56Very pretty she used to be.

20:59Is she still?

21:00Didn't take much notice.

21:03I just thought it was a coincidence that she moved around here, that's all.

21:07Hmm.

21:09Excuse me.

21:11Book to finish.

21:12All right.

21:21Don't tell me.

21:24I smell a girlfriend at last.

21:27That's not funny, Stanley.

21:29Well, he was 18, Gene.

21:31And most boys...

21:32He's not most boys.

21:34He was very nearly killed.

21:35We don't know that.

21:38The little girl was killed.

21:40She only lived down the road.

21:41We don't even know that anybody took, Richard.

21:43For goodness sake, don't start that one again.

21:44Oh, all right.

21:45They probably did.

21:47We don't know what happened.

21:49There's no point in making him have to be a freak.

21:51You know, Stanley, since your mother died, you've taken on more and more of her characteristics.

21:57My son is not and never was a freak.

22:00What did he do, Dad?

22:06Does she know?

22:08Well, none of us know.

22:10Only what you've told us.

22:11Come on, children.

22:33Look at the camera.

22:34Smile.

22:35Smile.

22:41Smile.

22:42Smile.

22:43Smile.

22:44Smile.

22:45Smile.

22:46Smile.

22:47I've got something to tell you.

22:48Have you seen this bit in the paper?

22:50What's that?

22:51About this man, the boy, just like you.

22:54In the borough news, my sister was reading it.

22:56The prosecution said that Arthur Westlock, aged 56, of 17 Range Road, uphill, enticed a boy

23:11of eight into his car and sexually interfered with him.

23:15I asked my sister what it meant.

23:17Do you want to know?

23:19Yes.

23:20I'm sorry, I'll get the job done.

23:22I have no clue.

23:23That's what I thought.

23:24I'll be fine.

23:25I'd love to hear you soon.

23:26I'll be there now, and we have to take the job and get it out.

23:28I'll be there now.

23:29No, I'm coming.

23:30I know.

23:31I can't see you, too.

23:32I need your sister.

23:34I need your sister.

23:35I need your sister.

23:37I like my sister.

23:39I need your sister.

23:41I need your sister.

23:42I need your sister.

23:43I need your sister to find your sister to help you.

23:44My sister says, you know.

23:45There's the one you are, too, and my sister must be your sister.

23:46What happened?

24:03What happened?

24:08I'm disgusted.

24:16Hello again.

24:28Oh, hello, Sally.

24:30Look, don't worry, I won't keep you long.

24:32Um, no, it's all up.

24:33Just to say that my parents are going away Saturday night and they say that I can have a party.

24:38Would you like to come?

24:41A party?

24:43Saturday night.

24:43We're open Sunday.

24:47I'm working.

24:48Monday's my day off.

24:49What's that got to do with Saturday night?

24:52I have to be up early, that's all.

24:54You're 18, not 80.

24:55No, I didn't mean...

24:57Look, I'd really like you to come.

25:0024 Parbrook Avenue.

25:02Just off the London Road.

25:04Eight o'clock onwards.

25:05Bring a bottle.

25:07See you then, eh?

25:09Bye, Richie.

25:13Come in, Dad.

25:22Are you sure you don't want to come to the pictures?

25:25I've got a book to finish.

25:28Seems a bit hard.

25:30Stuck in.

25:31On a Saturday night.

25:33Honestly, I'm fine.

25:34You should get yourself that car, you know.

25:43And when you've passed your test, your gran left the money especially.

25:46It's your mobile.

25:48Get you out and about.

25:49Dad, I'm looking.

25:50I am.

25:51Ah, good.

25:52Come on, Stanley.

25:54You'll be late.

25:55When was the start?

25:56The summons.

25:59I'll see you soon.

26:01Bye, Dad.

26:31Bye, Dad.

26:33Bye, Dad.

26:38Bye, Dad.

26:48I'm so glad you came.

26:49Come on.

26:50Come in.

26:53I was beginning to think you're chickened out.

26:56Have you brought a bottle?

26:57Well, let's get you a drink.

26:58There's beer, wine, both colours, lager, lager, I'll just get it. I'm so glad you came.

27:06I'll introduce you to some people.

27:08You OK? Yeah, yeah. I was just wondering, but...

27:13Which one's in the corner? Oh, it's upstairs. Door on the right.

27:38Sally? Where's the box crew?

28:05Don't discuss me!

28:07You should've killed me!

28:10You should've killed me!

28:14Richard?

28:16Yes, Mum?

28:17What are you doing?

28:18Having a bath.

28:20At this time?

28:21I felt sweaty.

28:22Well, you've locked the door.

28:24Didn't know I had.

28:26You never locked the doors in the house.

28:28Sorry.

28:29Don't be long.

28:30No, Mum.

28:32You should've killed me!

28:39You should've killed me!

28:41You should've killed me!

28:44It's a nice job this, sir. One owner, only 28,000 miles.

29:07Surprising sense of power for a car this size.

29:10Would you like a test drive?

29:12No.

29:14Oh, thank you.

29:38Would you like a look inside?

29:40I'll take it.

29:46I'll take it.

30:16I'll take it.

30:17I'll take it.

30:18I'll take it.

30:19I'll take it.

30:20I'll take it.

30:21I'll take it.

30:22I'll take it.

30:23I'll take it.

30:24I'll take it.

30:25I'll take it.

30:26I'll take it.

30:27I'll take it.

30:28I'll take it.

30:29I'll take it.

30:30I'll take it.

30:31I'll take it.

30:32I'll take it.

30:33I'll take it.

30:34I'll take it.

30:35I'll take it.

30:36I'll take it.

30:37I'll take it.

30:38I'll take it.

30:39I'll take it.

30:40I'll take it.

30:41I'll take it.

30:42I'll take it.

30:43I'll take it.

30:44I'll take it.

30:45I'll take it.

30:46I'll take it.

30:47I'll take it.

30:48I'll take it.

30:49I'll take it.

30:50I'll take it.

30:51I'll take it.

31:21I'll take it.

31:51I'll take it.

32:21I'll take it.

32:32You're trespassing on private land We did you know that?

32:45You're trespassing on private land.

32:47Did you know that?

32:48All the boys play here, mister.

32:51May be, but that's no excuse.

32:55Where do you live?

32:56Upfield Heart Road.

33:01Come on, then.

33:04I think you'd better get my car or I'll take you home.

33:07I've been on there.

33:09My mum was late Wednesday and I haven't got no dad.

33:12I'm just going straight ahead of school, have my tea and wait till my mum comes at seven.

33:16But you haven't, have you?

33:18You've hung about here trespassing on other people's property.

33:21Are you a policeman?

33:27I'm a policeman, so you're quite safe with me.

33:32I am a policeman, so you're quite safe with me.

33:36Oh.

33:37Come on.

33:46Come on, then.

33:51Are we going to the neck?

34:15We may go to the police station later.

34:19I want to talk to her first.

34:22We go to Dryward Fort.

34:26Where's that?

34:28Oh, it's not far.

34:29We go to Dryward Fort and have a talk.

34:31There's some chocolate there.

34:32Have a bit if you like.

34:35Have it all if you want.

34:36Don't sleep better then.

34:39Me.

34:40Ah!

35:09What's your name?

35:10Barry.

35:11And how old are you?

35:12Eight.

35:13Any brothers or sisters?

35:15No.

35:16Just me and my mum.

35:17My mum said never to get any strangest cars.

35:22My mum told me never to get any strangest cars.

35:24Cops is different, isn't it?

35:26Quite different.

35:27Different all together.

35:28You like the foot?

35:39It's nice.

35:40There's plenty of cannons to plant.

35:58I Londra was점 Cavalow.

36:04A Ruschar.

36:07You like that lady.

36:08What else is the town that you have in the public?

36:10Aی v targets.

36:14How was your name?

36:16How was your name?

36:22You have to be my Gazajet.

36:26So, where are the cannons?

36:35There, and there.

36:39See?

36:40Oh, yeah.

36:54Is this it?

36:56Yeah.

36:59Nice, isn't it?

37:00Yeah.

37:03I like coming here.

37:05I tried to think what it was like when it was full of soldiers.

37:09I tried to think what it was like when it was full of soldiers.

37:20Yes!

37:22I didn't know I was trespassing.

37:24Honest.

37:24No.

37:24I know you didn't, Barry.

37:26And this time, if you listen to my warning, and take notes of it, and promise not to trespass

37:32on other people's property in the future, I don't think there'd be any need to take it

37:35further.

37:36Do you understand?

37:37Yes, sir.

37:37And do you promise not to trespass on other people's property again?

37:40Oh, no, sir, I won't, sir.

37:41Good.

37:42You on your own a lot, then?

37:44Tell my mum to come to home for work, but I've got my mates.

37:48Good mates.

37:49Yeah.

37:50Must be nice.

37:51Yeah.

37:52When I was your age, and a lot harder too.

37:55I never got to go out alone.

37:56I never got to go out alone.

37:59Why not?

38:00Why not?

38:01Oh.

38:02There were reasons.

38:04Even at home I was never really alone.

38:06Even doing my homework.

38:08You'd say, leave the door open, dear.

38:10Don't want no secrets in this house.

38:12Bit like a prison, really.

38:15Never got to play with my mates.

38:17Never got to play anywhere.

38:18It's pretty lonely, actually.

38:22Didn't have one real friend.

38:25Barry, will you be my friend?

38:31Just for a few hours, you know?

38:34All right.

38:35Thanks.

38:36But you're grown up now?

38:39Raycia.

38:44Do you like fish and chips?

38:46There's the fish and chip van just back over there.

38:47I like fish and chips.

38:48No.

38:49No.

38:50It's better if I'll go alone.

38:51Just wait here, OK?

38:52OK.

38:53I'm fine.

38:54I'm fine.

38:55I'm fine.

38:56I'm fine.

38:57I'm fine.

38:58I'm fine.

38:59I'm fine.

39:00I'm fine.

39:01I'm fine.

39:02I'm fine.

39:03I'm fine.

39:04I'm fine.

39:05I'm fine.

39:06I'm fine.

39:07I'm fine.

39:08I'm fine.

39:09I'm fine.

39:10I'm fine.

39:11I'm fine.

39:12I'm fine.

39:13I'm fine.

39:14I'm fine.

39:18Hey!

39:19Come on!

39:20Come on!

39:44Yeah.

39:45What's the time?

39:47Quarter past six.

39:49I ought to be getting back now.

39:50How about I go and hide-and-seek first?

39:52Hide-and-seek?

39:53Yeah.

39:54Your mum won't be back yet.

39:55I can get you up to upfield in ten minutes.

39:58I don't know.

39:59Suppose she gets in early.

40:01Please.

40:02Please.

40:03Just for a while.

40:04I used to play hide-and-seek down there when I was a kid.

40:06You said you never played anywhere.

40:07You said you never.

40:15Maybe I didn't.

40:16Look, I'm a bit confused.

40:18I would like to play an hour, though.

40:20I'll hide first.

40:21You count to a hundred.

40:23No cheating.

40:25Off you go, then.

40:28One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

40:37One, two, three, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine

41:07gotcha

41:32your son

41:34One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, twelve.

41:55Got you. I was quicker than you.

41:57You have no time at all.

41:59Better go home now.

42:00Oh, one more go. Come on, just one more go.

42:03I don't know.

42:04i think i ought to oh come on just your turn see if i can find you any quicker all right start counting

42:12one two three four five six seven eight nine ten

42:34so

43:04I don't know.

43:34I don't know.

44:04I don't know.

44:34I don't know.

44:36I don't know.

44:38I don't know.

44:40I don't know.

44:42I don't know.

44:44I don't know.

44:46I don't know.

44:48I don't know.

44:50I don't know.

44:52I don't know.

44:54I don't know.

44:56I don't know.

44:58I don't know.

45:00I'll kill you.

45:02I don't know.

45:04I don't know.

45:06I don't know.

45:08I don't know.

45:10I don't know.

45:12I don't know.

45:14I don't know.

45:16I don't know.

45:18I don't know.

45:20I don't know.

45:22I don't know.

45:24No!

45:54No!

45:56No!

45:58No!

46:02Shit!

46:24Nothing happened. Nothing happened. He'd done nothing to me. I remember it now. He brought

46:40me here. He took me home. He must have been pretty lonely, I suppose. But nothing happened.

46:49Put me down! Put me down! Sorry, Barry, because I'm making you dizzy. But nothing happened,

46:58see? Nothing's gonna happen.

47:01Can I go home, please?

47:03Yeah. Sorry, Barry. No, of course. You mustn't be late. But we still had a good time, didn't

47:10we?

47:11Oh, yeah.

47:16Come on.

47:19Come on.

47:37Which number?

47:3836. Up says flat.

47:41Right, I'll drop you here. There's only a few doors down.

47:44Goodbye, mister.

47:45Barry?

47:46Thanks for the day.

47:47It's all right.

47:48Goodbye, Barry.

47:49Bye.

47:50Bye.

47:51Bye.

47:52Bye.

47:53Anything could have happened. Anything. Men like that need locking up.

47:54You are best, Mrs Parks, but we can only do it with Barry's help.

47:55Do our best, Mrs Parks, but we can only do it with Barry's help.

47:56Do our best.

47:57It's all right.

47:59Goodbye, Barry.

48:00Bye.

48:16Anything could have happened.

48:17Anything.

48:17Men like that need locking up.

48:19We'll do our best, Mrs Parks, but we can only do it with Barry's help.

48:27Now, Barry, we want you to tell us anything you remember.

48:37I remember everything.

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