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- Hello there.
- How are you, Frankie?
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- Very well.
- Buddy!
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- You all right, Paddy?
- Buddy!
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You
can't catch me.
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I'm gonna
catch you, just wait.
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All right?
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Buddy!
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Buddy!
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Buddy!
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I'm speedy, you're not. You're slow.
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I'm gonna get you.
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Hiya, Moira. How are you?
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- Very good, thank you. How are you?
- I'm good.
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And he's dribbling. Score now!
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Buddy!!
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No cheating. I did it fair
and square, I'm telling ya.
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You nearly got me.
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Yes! Dragon slayer!
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Hey, Buddy!
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I win! I slayed the dragon!
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Your ma's calling
you! Your tea's ready!
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All the rest of you too!
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Yes!
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I'll get you
next time, Buddy.
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Yes!
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- Get back here!
- You dirty bastard!
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- Hiya, Buddy.
- Hello, Mrs. Ford.
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- Have you been fighting any dragons?
- Only a couple.
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I've got a couple in my house.
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- Is that right, Mr. West?
- Aye.
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And can you lend
us a shield, Buddy?
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I'll see what I can do.
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- Say hello to your daddy for me.
- Will do.
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Buddy, your ma's calling you for your tea.
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- Thanks, Mrs. Kavanagh.
- She says it's tripe and onions.
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She did not.
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- In a sandwich.
- She did not.
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She says you're a terrible man.
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And she's right.
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Please. Please, we've done nothing.
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Get the kids inside!
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Get away from here. Go!
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We don't want any trouble.
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Come on! Get inside!
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Mum!
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Get out of here.
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- You've been told.
- Buddy!
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Ma!
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Buddy!
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'Mum! Mum! Mum!
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Keep your head down and don't move.
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Will!
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- Mum!
- Will!
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- Get in there. Come on.
- Danny, where are you?
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Get down and don't move.
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Say nothing to nobody.
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- Catholics out!
- Easy, lads.
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Get them upstairs!
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Catholics out!
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Get in the house. Mummy!
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All right, come on!
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Mummy! What's happening?
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Keep him there and stay still.
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- Mum, what are you doing?
- Will, stay where you are.
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Mum!
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You've been warned!
Get these fuckers out of your street!
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And if you talk to the police,
we'll be back for you too!
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Get the Catholics out!
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Clear the street. Get out of it now.
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Get down!
Get yourselves down!
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Stand back!
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Holy God.
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Belfast was in shock this morning
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as the impact of last night's rioting
was all too clear.
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Small numbers of Catholics
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still peacefully living
in Protestant areas were targeted.
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Their houses were attacked and marked,
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and intimidation may force them
to leave their homes completely.
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Can these tightly knit neighborhoods
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ever return to the peace
they shared together only 24 hours ago?
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Further reports suggest...
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Up front, Frank.
I'll show you where I put them.
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Look, we need to get this barricade up
before those kids come back, okay?
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Are we taking
all these paving stones to the barricade?
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- Are we taking them all down?
- We need them all.
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Right.
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ls poor Jane okay? Is she all right?
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Don't
you worry, Paddy.
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We're not gonna let
them back here again.
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You're as welcome on this street
as any of us.
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All
right, Buddy?
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We're
gonna have to get more.
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We've got four more houses to do
and that's the last pane of glass.
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Fergus didn't come home last night.
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I'm gonna go see Mrs. McGuinness now.
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I saw Fergus down the road.
He's coming now.
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We have to do this.
The police aren't going to protect us,
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so we have to do it ourselves.
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Is that all you can
take in a barrow?
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Kids,
please, go inside.
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I don't want you out here
until it's all safe again. Come on.
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Can you wheel that up to the front?
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Frankie'|| show you
where we're putting it.
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Tell Paddy I'll be there
in a minute to fix that.
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I've got to nip into the house
and get my tools.
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Watch yourself
getting up there, love.
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Put them
pallets over here. Over here.
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Get them kids to stay away
from them sharp edges.
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- Everything on the floor.
- Put my washing machine in.
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Bring them all round.
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Keep it coming. We still need more.
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Bring it up here. Come on. Keep it coming.
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Come on, lads!
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The likeliest move is
to bring troops into Belfast
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in the hope of avoiding further clashes
between rioters and police,
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particularly the B-Specials.
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Stand to the side!
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Another 600 troops
will be available this afternoon.
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Off these streets now!
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Get off the road. Stand back!
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We're not stupid!
You can't keep us in our houses!
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The men of the 3rd
Battalion of the Light Infantry
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fly in from Plymouth to plug the gap
left by the use of troops.
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A curfew is another possibility
which is being widely mentioned.
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I've just come from the airport now.
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I've literally just come from the airport.
I live in that street.
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That's my kids there. I live in number 96.
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- Get up there quick. Quick.
- Christ.
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Stop.
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Just let
him through. His kids...
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Where do you think you're going, love?
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To bring my husband home.
That's him on the other side there.
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- Where's he been, then?
- None of your bloody business.
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Not with you in your hour of need?
That's a bit off, isn't it?
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- He works away in England.
- Does he? What kind of work is that?
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- He's a joiner.
- I see.
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Has he joined any of these groups
making all this mess in your street?
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He knew nothing about
the whole bloody thing.
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That's why he's here now. He's come home
from his work to see his family.
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Glad to hear it, madam.
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-All right?
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All residents
in this street please stay indoors.
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They nearly had you there, Steve McQueen.
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- I'll have you in a second, Frankie.
- Come on, you two.
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Hi, boys.
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Stay in your homes tonight.
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Stay in your homes tonight.
Thank you very much.
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- Okay?
- Aye.
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Space, the final frontier.
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These ere the voyages
of the Starship Enterprise...
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Did they attack you?
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No. It was only the Catholic houses.
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Them boyos want them out.
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Them peoples don't give you any bother
in that street, do they?
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Not at all. They're friends,
they're family, same as us.
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- They just kick with the left foot.
- Exactly.
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Sure, my best friend in the street
is Mrs. Ganjawala.
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She's Indian.
She even comes to the wee mission with me.
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Them curries. I tried one once.
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I had to wear a nappy for a week.
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- Will.
- Oh, Mum. Sorry, Granny.
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She's well able to handle herself.
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It's being so cheerful
keeps you going, isn't it?
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I'm not gonna be running up
the Cave Hill anytime soon, am I?
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- There's just no knowing...
- That's not easy.
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...how it's gonna affect their schooling.
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Will, would you turn that telly off
and talk to your granny?
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- Hi, Pop.
- Hiya, Buddy.
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Are you coming for your tea at mine?
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Does the doctor wanna see you again?
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Aye, he's given me a letter
for the hospital.
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- And did you go?
- There's no point.
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I think you've a few big decisions
to make, Son.
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Did you clear up that wee bit of trouble
we were talking about?
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Hey, wee fellas.
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We're not deaf back here.
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Yes, we've friends on the Protestant side.
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They weren't
friends last night.
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They weren't friends
last night, though.
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Paddy Kavanagh told me
as long as Catholics keep confessing
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everything bad that they do to a priest,
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then they can do
whatever they want,
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and God will forgive
them all the time.
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Well, Paddy Kavanagh's family's
not gonna be living in this street
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for much longer, so
you'd better check
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he's not taking
the hand out of you.
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I don't know how it works.
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They get a lot of
water thrown on them
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and then they're
okay. I think that's it.
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Why aren't you going too?
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'Cause me and your father
have business to discuss.
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God understands. Now, come on.
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- What are those?
- My little secret. Now, come on.
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I've had too much God for one day.
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Well, your granny says
you can never have too much God.
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You might need him before too long.
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Look, mind your nonsense for now
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and I'll take youse all
to the pictures tomorrow.
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Brilliant!
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Robin and the 7 Hoods
is on in the afternoon at the Capitol.
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Paddy saw it.
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- Wait, is that gangsters?
- It's a blinking musical.
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No, it's not. There's Little John
and swords and everything.
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You can't go tomorrow afternoon.
Your cousins will be here.
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Your aunties and uncles
wanna say goodbye
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to your father before he goes back.
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But, Daddy, are you not gonna be
a vigilante on our barricade?
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No more talk
about bloody barricades.
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That nonsense will stop soon enough.
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I wouldn't be too sure about that.
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Hey, less of the long face, Son.
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These two can go and pray
for it to stop now,
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and we'll all go to
the big picture house
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in town tomorrow,
Daddy will pick the film,
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and we'll forget about
this whole bunch of eejits
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before I have to go back to work.
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Was that our side that done all that
to them Catholic houses
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in our street, Daddy?
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There is no our side and their side
in our street.
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Or there didn't used to be, anyway.
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It's all bloody religion,
that's the problem.
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Then why are you sending us to church?
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Because your granny
would kill me if I didn't.
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But, Daddy, if we were Catholics,
we could not go to church,
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and then every once in a wee while
we could go in and confess,
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and then they'd have to tell us
we were forgiven
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and we wouldn't have
to go in again for ages.
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I've nothing against Catholics,
but it's a religion of fear.
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Protestants, you will die!
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Agonizingly!
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And where will you go
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when you shuffle off
this pestilential mortal coil?
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Where?
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Well, I will tell you where.
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Picture the scene.
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A fork in the road.
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In one direction,
a straight and narrow highway.
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In the other, a long and winding road
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which stretches down and away
into an unknowable distance.
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One will take you
to the bosom of the Lord's grace,
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forever and a day caress you
with beatific love.
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And the other will spew you
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into an eternal pit of sulfurous,
suffering, pustulating pain
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from which you will
never, ever, through
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the seven circles
of hell escape.
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And I ask you here and now,
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which road will you take?
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Now, money.
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- Thanks very much.
- Thanks very much. Really good.
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Remember, one slice per sandwich.
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I don't wanna be giving too much away.
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With regard to the
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explosive, I think
that's a fair word,
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situation in Northern Ireland,
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are we getting near to the point
where you,
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as prime minister
of the United Kingdom government,
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will feel it necessary to intervene
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and use the supreme authority
which is yours in law,
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either to remedy grievances
or to ensure order?
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If that became necessary, of course,
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I shouldn't shrink
from doing whatever was needed.
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Ah, we have been deeply concerned
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about the problem of civil rights
in Norfhern Ireland.
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I've paid tribute...
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Make an
orderly queue to be
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allowed entrance
to the street, please.
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Okay, yes, line up here
for admission to the street.
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What
have we got left now?
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One at a time.
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Not doing a strip search this time,
eh, Frankie?
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Who do you belong to?
00:17:08.737 --> 00:17:10.363
You know full bloody well
who we belong to.
00:17:10.447 --> 00:17:11.907
I'm taking my wife down to her sister's,
00:17:11.990 --> 00:17:13.368
like I've been doing
all my bloody life.
00:17:13.392 --> 00:17:13.950
House number?
00:17:14.034 --> 00:17:16.244
There's no number. Just a name.
00:17:16.328 --> 00:17:17.495
What's the name?
00:17:17.579 --> 00:17:19.331
Arsehole.
00:17:19.414 --> 00:17:22.292
Very funny, Mack.
Always the joker. On you go.
00:17:22.375 --> 00:17:24.711
We won't worry about
their name and number now.
00:17:24.794 --> 00:17:26.421
We know where they live.
00:17:27.714 --> 00:17:29.883
Whoo! You like that?
00:17:37.057 --> 00:17:38.850
How's that, then, Ginger Rogers, huh?
00:17:45.607 --> 00:17:47.692
Whoo! Come on you, Fred Astaire.
00:17:54.658 --> 00:17:56.868
Whoo!
00:18:02.374 --> 00:18:03.708
VVhoo!
00:18:03.792 --> 00:18:06.461
- You can tell them by their names.
- How?
00:18:06.544 --> 00:18:09.798
Well, if he's a Patrick or a Sean,
he's a Catholic,
00:18:09.881 --> 00:18:12.092
and if he's a Billy or a William,
he's a Protestant.
00:18:12.175 --> 00:18:13.927
There's more names than that, though.
00:18:14.010 --> 00:18:16.930
I know that.
I'm just saying, them's the obvious ones.
00:18:18.181 --> 00:18:22.394
- What about Maurice?
- Ah... Dunno.
00:18:22.477 --> 00:18:25.981
We've a wee fella down our street
called Thomas. What's he?
00:18:26.064 --> 00:18:29.901
- Protestant definitely.
- He's not. He's a Catholic.
00:18:29.985 --> 00:18:31.486
- No, he's not.
- He is.
00:18:31.569 --> 00:18:36.241
They burnt his house out the other night
'cause his family is Catholic.
00:18:36.324 --> 00:18:38.285
Sure, we've a cousin called Thomas.
00:18:38.368 --> 00:18:40.328
I know. That's what I'm saying.
00:18:40.412 --> 00:18:42.998
Well, how the hell
are you supposed to know, then?
00:18:43.081 --> 00:18:45.542
- You have to get taught it.
- Who teaches you?
00:18:45.625 --> 00:18:49.087
So the doctor says, "Listen, John,
I've got some bad news and worse."
00:18:49.170 --> 00:18:51.464
And John says,
"Oh, no. What's the bad news?"
00:18:51.548 --> 00:18:54.592
And he goes,
"Well, you've only got 24 hours to live."
00:18:54.676 --> 00:18:57.095
John says, "That's awful.
What could be worse than that?"
00:18:57.178 --> 00:19:00.140
Doctor says, "Well, I've been trying
to get a hold of you since yesterday."
00:19:01.516 --> 00:19:03.184
Why do you even have to know?
00:19:03.268 --> 00:19:04.769
In case they attack you.
00:19:04.853 --> 00:19:06.396
- When?
- When you're out and about.
00:19:06.479 --> 00:19:07.814
Well, if they're attacking you,
00:19:07.897 --> 00:19:09.691
they're not going to stop
and tell you their name.
00:19:09.774 --> 00:19:11.776
- It wouldn't get to that stage.
- Why?
00:19:11.860 --> 00:19:14.362
'Cause you use your secret knowledge
to bluff them.
00:19:14.446 --> 00:19:15.989
What are you talking about?
00:19:16.072 --> 00:19:19.117
They can just come up to you when
you're not expecting it and ask you,
00:19:19.200 --> 00:19:21.286
"Are you Protestant or Catholic?"
00:19:21.369 --> 00:19:22.720
But it's a trick
question, you see,
00:19:22.744 --> 00:19:24.456
because they don't
tell you what they are.
00:19:24.539 --> 00:19:26.958
And what do you say then
to not get a dig in the gob?
00:19:27.667 --> 00:19:29.294
- "I'm a Catholic"?
- Wrong.
00:19:29.377 --> 00:19:31.046
That's exactly
what they think you will say.
00:19:31.129 --> 00:19:32.881
They think you're trying to bluff them.
00:19:32.964 --> 00:19:35.216
- But you've to double bluff them.
- How?
00:19:35.300 --> 00:19:37.594
You say, "I'm a Protestant."
00:19:37.677 --> 00:19:40.430
- But I am a Protestant.
- That's the point!
00:19:40.513 --> 00:19:44.059
Blanchflower's now at the
halfway line. He looks up.
00:19:44.142 --> 00:19:47.979
Is there nothing
this Spurs right half cannot do?
00:19:48.063 --> 00:19:50.398
Perfect through-ball!
00:19:53.526 --> 00:19:54.903
Nice pass, son.
00:19:55.612 --> 00:19:56.696
Would you go on away in
00:19:56.780 --> 00:19:59.574
and tell your pa I'd like to have
a wee chat with him, please?
00:20:01.242 --> 00:20:02.494
Tell him it's Billy Clanton.
00:20:03.203 --> 00:20:04.037
And McLaury.
00:20:07.082 --> 00:20:08.083
What do you want?
00:20:08.166 --> 00:20:10.377
We're looking to cleanse
the community a wee bit.
00:20:10.460 --> 00:20:13.505
You wouldn't wanna be
the odd man out in this street.
00:20:14.172 --> 00:20:16.883
You saw what happened
to your neighbors from the other side.
00:20:17.717 --> 00:20:19.386
You touch my family and I'll kill you.
00:20:19.469 --> 00:20:22.305
Calm down, fella.
I'm a Protestant like yourself.
00:20:22.389 --> 00:20:24.808
- All all right?
- Aye, it's okay, Mackie.
00:20:24.891 --> 00:20:28.478
Look, things get out of hand
pretty quick round these parts.
00:20:30.105 --> 00:20:32.273
Cash or commitment.
00:20:34.150 --> 00:20:37.654
The boys who cleaned up your street
have made me their new local chief.
00:20:37.737 --> 00:20:40.907
So, you can report to me with either.
00:20:40.990 --> 00:20:41.991
All right?
00:20:42.075 --> 00:20:43.326
Have a wee think.
00:20:44.327 --> 00:20:45.328
I'll be in touch.
00:20:52.001 --> 00:20:54.379
Buddy, come on. Come and
show me how to play this game.
00:20:54.462 --> 00:20:56.506
Come on. Let's have a look, huh?
00:21:15.024 --> 00:21:16.651
All the big boys have left.
00:21:16.734 --> 00:21:19.487
Buddy, give your brother a hand
there. Pick this sofa up, right?
00:21:19.571 --> 00:21:22.532
- Here, can you give us a hand?
- Yes, ma'am.
00:21:23.783 --> 00:21:25.076
Wanna put your gun down?
00:21:25.160 --> 00:21:26.619
No, it's all right, thank you.
00:21:28.204 --> 00:21:30.415
Don't you be scratching my walls
with that.
00:21:30.498 --> 00:21:32.959
Got it? Right. Now, hold on.
This worked earlier.
00:21:33.877 --> 00:21:35.128
I'll go in first.
00:21:37.464 --> 00:21:39.090
- All right?
- Stewart.
00:21:39.174 --> 00:21:41.050
- Frankie.
- All right?
00:21:41.134 --> 00:21:43.928
All right, Frankie? Is that you
all this time at the barricades?
00:21:44.012 --> 00:21:46.973
Somebody has to.
Better me than Billy Clanton.
00:21:47.056 --> 00:21:50.435
- Aye.
- Not many people chose this.
00:21:50.518 --> 00:21:52.353
There's a few men
hiding behind them barricades.
00:21:52.437 --> 00:21:54.731
And they'll keep hiding
where they're afraid for their families.
00:21:54.814 --> 00:21:56.274
It's a waiting game now.
00:21:56.858 --> 00:21:58.952
When it's time for
that wall to come down,
00:21:58.976 --> 00:22:01.070
I'll be first to swing
a hammer, but now?
00:22:01.154 --> 00:22:03.823
"They also serve who stand and wait."
00:22:06.034 --> 00:22:08.119
We can't all be acting the Lone Ranger.
00:22:21.299 --> 00:22:24.344
This is a
story of long, long ago,
00:22:24.427 --> 00:22:26.554
when the world was just beginning.
00:22:26.638 --> 00:22:28.181
A young world.
00:22:28.264 --> 00:22:30.642
A world early in the morning of time.
00:22:44.656 --> 00:22:46.574
Well, no wonder you brought us to this.
00:22:47.408 --> 00:22:49.369
It's educational for the boys.
00:22:50.537 --> 00:22:51.579
Aye.
00:22:53.665 --> 00:22:56.042
Raquel Welch is a hell of an education.
00:23:05.009 --> 00:23:07.595
If people ask you to join anything,
deliver anything,
00:23:07.679 --> 00:23:10.431
do messages for anybody,
you do nothing, okay?
00:23:10.515 --> 00:23:11.849
You tell your ma, she'll tell me,
00:23:11.933 --> 00:23:13.518
and I'll sort it. You understand me?
00:23:13.601 --> 00:23:15.520
- Yes, Daddy.
- Very good.
00:23:15.603 --> 00:23:18.523
I'm proud of you, Son.
Now get off to bed, the pair of you.
00:23:18.606 --> 00:23:20.400
I'm up too early in the morning
to see you,
00:23:20.483 --> 00:23:22.777
so make sure you get to
school all right. All right?
00:23:22.860 --> 00:23:25.530
Don't mess your mother about,
and I'll see you in two weeks, okay?
00:23:25.613 --> 00:23:27.407
- Yes, Daddy.
- Good boys.
00:23:28.658 --> 00:23:30.285
A fork in the road.
00:23:31.578 --> 00:23:36.499
In one direction,
a straight and narrow highway.
00:23:38.251 --> 00:23:40.587
Which road will you take?
00:23:45.133 --> 00:23:47.760
You're running round here
like the man in the big picture,
00:23:47.844 --> 00:23:50.471
not paying your taxes
and spending all our money on horses.
00:23:50.555 --> 00:23:53.433
It's the building trade.
I told you it doesn't work the normal way.
00:23:53.516 --> 00:23:55.935
- I told you I had it covered.
- I was the one who had it covered.
00:23:56.019 --> 00:23:58.021
No, you had us paying
three years of back tax.
00:23:58.104 --> 00:23:59.439
To keep you out of bloody jail.
00:24:00.273 --> 00:24:01.858
We're drowning in debt.
00:24:01.941 --> 00:24:03.818
We're near done with the back tax.
00:24:03.901 --> 00:24:06.029
Ten pound a month for three bloody years.
00:24:06.112 --> 00:24:08.281
This is the time to think about
making a new start.
00:24:09.115 --> 00:24:11.075
I know nothing else but Belfast.
00:24:11.159 --> 00:24:12.160
Exactly.
00:24:12.827 --> 00:24:14.829
There's a whole world out there.
00:24:14.912 --> 00:24:17.707
We can give these boys
a better chance than we ever had.
00:24:17.790 --> 00:24:20.126
There's Commonwealth countries
needing tradesmen.
00:24:20.209 --> 00:24:22.712
The government
will give you assisted passage.
00:24:22.795 --> 00:24:26.466
We can get the whole family to
the other side of the world for ten pound.
00:24:26.549 --> 00:24:28.051
We're living in a civil war,
00:24:28.593 --> 00:24:30.762
and I'm not here to protect my family.
00:24:34.474 --> 00:24:35.933
What are those supposed to be?
00:24:36.559 --> 00:24:37.769
An escape route.
00:24:46.357 --> 00:24:47.904
Get this
street locked down.
00:24:47.987 --> 00:24:49.113
Come on. Get a move on.
00:24:49.197 --> 00:24:51.532
- We're gonna be late again.
- Come on!
00:24:52.533 --> 00:24:53.967
Throughout the night,
00:24:53.991 --> 00:24:55.620
sn/p/ng became the
tact/c of the r/oters.
00:24:55.703 --> 00:24:59.999
As we drove past a side street,
three men on the corner dived for cover.
00:25:00.083 --> 00:25:03.086
A young man with a revolver
asked us for a lift.
00:25:03.169 --> 00:25:07.340
At 4:00 this morning,
RUC turned us back from the Falls area.
00:25:07.423 --> 00:25:09.342
Snipers, they said, were still at work,
00:25:09.425 --> 00:25:13.471
and in the distance, one heard
the ominous burst of machine-gun fire.
00:25:13.554 --> 00:25:14.972
The scene terrified me,
00:25:15.056 --> 00:25:17.725
but it reminded
an American colleague of Harlem,
00:25:17.809 --> 00:25:20.228
but, he added,
it seems easier to get guns here.
00:25:20.311 --> 00:25:21.354
One more left.
00:25:21.437 --> 00:25:23.940
Dawn over Belfast today
showed a grim scene,
00:25:24.023 --> 00:25:25.858
buildings scarred by fire,
00:25:25.942 --> 00:25:27.944
thousands of pounds' worth
of damage caused,
00:25:28.027 --> 00:25:30.530
and, of course, the tragic loss of life.
00:25:30.613 --> 00:25:32.740
It's been a night of shame for Belfast,
00:25:32.824 --> 00:25:34.617
one that will live on in the memories...
00:25:34.701 --> 00:25:36.202
Come on, you two. School.
00:25:41.874 --> 00:25:45.086
- Walking, please. No running.
- Good morning, miss.
00:25:45.962 --> 00:25:49.716
Twelve elevens are 132.
00:25:49.799 --> 00:25:52.844
Twelve twelves are 144.
00:25:52.927 --> 00:25:55.012
Well, I'm pleased to say your times tables
00:25:55.096 --> 00:25:57.807
were more impressive to hear
than your test scores were to read.
00:25:57.890 --> 00:26:00.685
The whole point of these weekly tests
is to monitor your progress.
00:26:01.269 --> 00:26:04.647
The best will sit directly by my desk,
the seat of learning,
00:26:04.731 --> 00:26:06.816
and the rest of you
will view your Sisyphean struggles
00:26:06.899 --> 00:26:08.943
from the distance
you have imposed upon yourself
00:26:09.026 --> 00:26:10.153
by a lack of application.
00:26:10.236 --> 00:26:14.657
Billy Clanton Junior, 17%.
Bottom row, seat 12.
00:26:14.741 --> 00:26:16.576
Rachel, seat 11.
00:26:16.659 --> 00:26:19.245
Martin to seat ten. Freddie, seat eight.
00:26:19.328 --> 00:26:21.164
Karen to seat four.
00:26:21.247 --> 00:26:23.624
And in the medal positions this week,
00:26:23.708 --> 00:26:27.420
with 72%, in bronze, is Buddy, seat three.
00:26:29.589 --> 00:26:31.883
And, of course, in silver again,
we have Ron,
00:26:31.966 --> 00:26:34.427
and Catherine with the gold
yet again this week.
00:26:34.510 --> 00:26:36.637
Congratulations, Catherine.
Very well done.
00:26:42.602 --> 00:26:45.062
The wee girl
still showing some interest, yeah?
00:26:46.355 --> 00:26:48.024
She looks at me sometimes,
00:26:48.107 --> 00:26:50.109
but we're not allowed to talk
in the class,
00:26:50.193 --> 00:26:51.861
so I can't say anything.
00:26:51.944 --> 00:26:53.934
And then when we go
out to the playground,
00:26:53.958 --> 00:26:55.948
she always goes off
with the other girls.
00:26:57.116 --> 00:26:59.285
Anyways,
I think she loves that other fella.
00:26:59.368 --> 00:27:01.496
You don't know that for sure.
00:27:01.579 --> 00:27:03.790
Women are very mysterious.
00:27:03.873 --> 00:27:06.334
And women
can smash your face in too, mister.
00:27:06.417 --> 00:27:09.420
Your granny's become less mysterious
over the years.
00:27:09.504 --> 00:27:11.172
So, you really like her?
00:27:11.255 --> 00:27:14.175
When I grow up, I want to marry her.
00:27:14.258 --> 00:27:16.511
Yeah, sounds like you really like her.
00:27:16.594 --> 00:27:19.305
You know, she's not only at school.
00:27:19.388 --> 00:27:21.390
You could see where she lives, maybe.
00:27:22.433 --> 00:27:24.644
It's Reynolds Drive,
four houses in from the right,
00:27:24.727 --> 00:27:26.103
the one with the wonky eight.
00:27:26.187 --> 00:27:27.939
You've done your research.
00:27:28.022 --> 00:27:30.566
I pass it every day on my way home.
00:27:30.650 --> 00:27:33.653
I try to look in, but she never sees me.
00:27:33.736 --> 00:27:36.030
She's always doing her bloody homework.
00:27:36.113 --> 00:27:37.853
If she were a wee
bit more stupid like
00:27:37.877 --> 00:27:39.617
me, we'd be sitting
together by now.
00:27:39.700 --> 00:27:44.038
Ah. "A pity beyond all telling
is hid in the heart of love."
00:27:44.121 --> 00:27:46.332
He's full of pretty answers, that one.
00:27:46.415 --> 00:27:47.750
Come on. It's time to go.
00:27:47.834 --> 00:27:50.253
I don't want your mammy
shouting at me because you're late.
00:27:50.336 --> 00:27:52.296
- Cheerio, Son.
- Cheerio.
00:27:55.842 --> 00:28:00.263
Here, take this threepenny bit.
Get yourself a wee sweetie.
00:28:00.346 --> 00:28:04.058
I'm not allowed, Granny.
My da says you can't afford it.
00:28:04.141 --> 00:28:05.601
I'm always saying to your man there,
00:28:05.685 --> 00:28:07.645
"What's yours is mine
and what's mine's me own."
00:28:07.728 --> 00:28:09.564
Thanks, Granny.
00:28:09.647 --> 00:28:12.775
Try and find out how that wee girl thinks.
00:28:12.859 --> 00:28:15.444
Good luck with that one, Son.
00:28:49.729 --> 00:28:53.274
- Give me the ball!
- Pass it. Pass it. Goal!
00:28:55.234 --> 00:28:58.362
Yes, mate. You just need to tell us
where you've been, all right?
00:29:00.323 --> 00:29:01.782
Yeah, up against the wall.
00:29:09.749 --> 00:29:10.750
Will.
00:29:12.418 --> 00:29:13.419
Will.
00:29:14.837 --> 00:29:17.131
What road do we take?
00:29:17.214 --> 00:29:18.674
I can't remember.
00:29:20.092 --> 00:29:21.844
What road did the minister say?
00:29:21.928 --> 00:29:22.970
Shut up.
00:29:30.561 --> 00:29:32.605
And in this already tense atmosphere,
00:29:32.688 --> 00:29:36.901
concerns remain about intimidation
run rife in working-class areas.
00:29:36.984 --> 00:29:38.194
Further reports suggest...
00:29:38.277 --> 00:29:40.863
Get your arse up here.
Stop dragging your arse along there.
00:29:40.947 --> 00:29:42.228
You're
hurting my arm.
00:29:42.252 --> 00:29:43.532
Stop being
a crybaby now.
00:29:43.616 --> 00:29:45.993
- You show me where he lives.
- Daddy, I'm sorry.
00:29:46.661 --> 00:29:48.079
You tell me exactly what he said.
00:29:48.162 --> 00:29:49.414
He
just said he couldn't
00:29:49.438 --> 00:29:50.623
give any more
money to the streets.
00:29:50.706 --> 00:29:52.019
He'll not
say that to my son.
00:29:52.043 --> 00:29:52.583
Daddy, stop!
00:29:52.667 --> 00:29:54.251
- Stewart! Stewart!
- Please!
00:29:54.335 --> 00:29:56.963
Your blood's up there, Billy.
Would you go back to your house?
00:29:57.046 --> 00:29:58.923
Billy, we've no call for fists here.
00:29:59.006 --> 00:30:01.425
Aye? Well, what is it the man says?
00:30:01.509 --> 00:30:04.512
A fist is only as good or bad
as the man using it.
00:30:04.595 --> 00:30:05.763
Remember that.
00:30:09.767 --> 00:30:10.977
Holy God. Billy!
00:30:11.060 --> 00:30:12.103
Shut up, Frankie!
00:30:12.186 --> 00:30:13.813
Come on, Billy. That's too much now.
00:30:13.896 --> 00:30:15.564
We don't need more of this, Billy.
00:30:15.648 --> 00:30:18.025
Billy, stop that.
You're settling old scores.
00:30:18.109 --> 00:30:19.110
Regards to your pa.
00:30:19.735 --> 00:30:23.531
Tell him I expect to hear from him soon,
or he'll be hearing from me.
00:30:23.614 --> 00:30:24.824
Up them stairs.
00:30:31.539 --> 00:30:35.042
23, 24, 25, 26! Whoo!
00:30:40.923 --> 00:30:41.966
What are you doing?
00:30:43.217 --> 00:30:46.679
It's, like, what my favorite holiday is.
00:30:46.762 --> 00:30:48.222
What is your favorite holiday?
00:30:48.848 --> 00:30:51.267
I don't know.
We haven't been on many, have we?
00:30:51.350 --> 00:30:52.351
No, we haven't.
00:30:59.984 --> 00:31:02.361
Unbelievable.
They're not getting away with this.
00:31:02.445 --> 00:31:05.406
And it's due today as well,
so I can't do anything about it.
00:31:09.535 --> 00:31:11.328
- Hello, Buddy.
- Hello, Mr. West.
00:31:11.412 --> 00:31:13.873
- Right, on you go now.
- Thanks, Mr. West.
00:31:18.252 --> 00:31:19.825
Will you ask your
da to drop down to
00:31:19.849 --> 00:31:21.422
see us when he's
back at the weekend?
00:31:21.505 --> 00:31:23.007
He's not back at the weekend.
00:31:23.090 --> 00:31:26.010
That's a pity. Tell your ma
I was asking after him, will you?
00:31:26.093 --> 00:31:27.178
- Aye.
- Tell your brother
00:31:27.261 --> 00:31:29.013
I need another wee delivery with the milk.
00:31:29.096 --> 00:31:32.308
Get him to come and see me
after school. All right?
00:31:34.602 --> 00:31:36.437
Why is your da not coming home?
00:31:36.520 --> 00:31:38.397
He can't come home every weekend.
00:31:38.939 --> 00:31:40.566
It's too dear.
00:31:40.649 --> 00:31:43.486
You won't get your wee Matchbox car then,
will you?
00:31:49.366 --> 00:31:50.367
Come on.
00:31:51.118 --> 00:31:52.119
Corning.
00:31:53.704 --> 00:31:55.706
- Do you wanna join a gang?
- I'm not allowed.
00:31:55.790 --> 00:31:58.292
- Why not?
- My mother said she'd kill me.
00:31:58.375 --> 00:32:00.669
She doesn't have to know.
That's the whole point.
00:32:00.753 --> 00:32:02.088
- Are you in one?
- Aye.
00:32:02.171 --> 00:32:03.798
- What's it called?
- Doesn't have a name.
00:32:03.881 --> 00:32:05.633
- Why not?
- Has to be secret.
00:32:05.716 --> 00:32:07.259
That's what they tell you when you join.
00:32:07.343 --> 00:32:08.385
What do you do?
00:32:08.469 --> 00:32:11.222
I can't tell you till you're in the gang.
00:32:11.305 --> 00:32:14.058
- How many of you are there?
- Not allowed to say.
00:32:14.141 --> 00:32:17.228
- What do you have to do to join then?
- Whatever they tell you.
00:32:19.105 --> 00:32:22.399
If your da's not home this
weekend, you could come with us.
00:32:22.483 --> 00:32:25.069
I don't know.
I'm trying to practice my maths.
00:32:25.152 --> 00:32:27.154
Then you're mental.
Come on.
00:32:27.238 --> 00:32:30.074
If your da's not home anyway,
what else are you gonna do?
00:33:16.954 --> 00:33:18.164
Ah, come on.
00:33:25.796 --> 00:33:28.507
God. This takes ages.
00:33:28.591 --> 00:33:30.551
No wonder they call it long division.
00:33:30.634 --> 00:33:34.763
Patience. Patience with the sums.
Patience with the girl.
00:33:35.598 --> 00:33:37.391
Is it 27?
00:33:38.642 --> 00:33:40.102
It's close enough.
00:33:40.895 --> 00:33:44.190
I'll just make sure
your numbers aren't very clear to read.
00:33:44.273 --> 00:33:46.025
She might give you
the benefit of the doubt
00:33:46.108 --> 00:33:50.946
if your seven looks like a one
with a fancy tail, right?
00:33:51.030 --> 00:33:55.117
The same with a two and a six, right?
Keep her guessing.
00:33:55.201 --> 00:33:58.245
That means you'll have
two or three horses in every race.
00:33:58.329 --> 00:33:59.538
Isn't that cheating?
00:34:00.247 --> 00:34:03.042
Well, I'd call it spread betting.
00:34:03.125 --> 00:34:05.586
And if it gets you moved up by one seat
00:34:05.669 --> 00:34:08.923
to bask in the light of her glory,
then you're off to the races.
00:34:09.006 --> 00:34:11.592
But sure there's only one right answer.
00:34:11.675 --> 00:34:12.718
If that were true, Son,
00:34:12.801 --> 00:34:15.512
people wouldn't be
blowing themselves up all over this town.
00:34:19.892 --> 00:34:22.645
I think my da wants us to leave Belfast.
00:34:27.441 --> 00:34:28.817
What do you want?
00:34:30.236 --> 00:34:34.323
Every night, before I go to sleep,
when I say my prayers,
00:34:34.406 --> 00:34:38.160
I ask God if he'd fix it
so that when I wake up in the morning,
00:34:38.244 --> 00:34:40.329
I'm the best footballer in the world.
00:34:40.412 --> 00:34:42.873
And then I also ask him, as well,
00:34:42.957 --> 00:34:45.834
that when I grow up,
can I marry Catherine?
00:34:45.918 --> 00:34:47.586
Even if she loves Ronnie Boyd.
00:34:47.670 --> 00:34:50.381
But she could still see him,
but she'd marry me.
00:34:50.464 --> 00:34:51.966
That's what I want.
00:35:00.391 --> 00:35:02.434
You looking for trouble, Doniphon?
00:35:02.518 --> 00:35:04.061
You aim to help me find some?
00:35:05.854 --> 00:35:06.981
What's the matter?
00:35:07.064 --> 00:35:09.900
Everybody in this
country kill crazy? Here!
00:35:11.110 --> 00:35:13.070
Show's over for now.
00:35:15.364 --> 00:35:16.573
Try it, Liberty.
00:35:18.200 --> 00:35:19.368
Just try it.
00:35:19.451 --> 00:35:22.037
What right do you have
to interfere? It was me he tricked.
00:35:22.121 --> 00:35:23.831
I have to keep those boys
where I can see 'em.
00:35:23.914 --> 00:35:25.249
Well, I can't come home
every weekend, for God's sake.
00:35:25.332 --> 00:35:27.251
If you can't be bothered, don't blame me
00:35:27.334 --> 00:35:29.420
- for what them boys get up to.
- That's not what I'm saying.
00:35:29.503 --> 00:35:31.547
You can't just throw that one...
00:35:33.785 --> 00:35:35.342
Right,
that's 6:00 a.m., fellas.
00:35:35.426 --> 00:35:36.427
That's youse done.
00:35:38.387 --> 00:35:42.349
Housewives, it's thanks
to Sparkle biological washing powder
00:35:42.433 --> 00:35:44.643
that their whites are whiter than ever.
00:35:45.853 --> 00:35:47.229
What have I done?
00:35:48.480 --> 00:35:51.025
As well as brightening,
it's the softest wash...
00:35:51.108 --> 00:35:52.609
All right, Mummy?
00:35:53.485 --> 00:35:55.529
Why do you always get sad
when a letter comes?
00:35:55.612 --> 00:35:57.031
A mother's dream.
00:35:57.114 --> 00:36:00.034
Remember, our washing powder
is biological.
00:36:01.910 --> 00:36:05.414
Come on, Mr. Slow Coach. Get inside now.
00:36:06.165 --> 00:36:08.876
And finally a switch
in the medal positions this week.
00:36:08.959 --> 00:36:12.004
Well, Mr. Buddy, you may not have improved
your handwriting in maths,
00:36:12.087 --> 00:36:14.340
for which, this once,
in lieu of your intensified efforts,
00:36:14.423 --> 00:36:16.633
we will be willing to give you
the benefit of the doubt,
00:36:16.717 --> 00:36:18.677
but you have improved your score.
00:36:18.761 --> 00:36:22.723
So, in second position is Buddy.
00:36:22.806 --> 00:36:24.516
Yay!
00:37:18.862 --> 00:37:21.323
Be careful What you wish for.
00:37:21.407 --> 00:37:24.076
That's what the minister
at the wee mission says.
00:37:25.327 --> 00:37:27.121
When is your next chance?
00:37:27.204 --> 00:37:30.165
We have to do a project
about the moon landing.
00:37:30.249 --> 00:37:32.334
Did those boys not come back from that?
00:37:32.418 --> 00:37:35.337
They did, and now we have to cut things
out of the papers
00:37:35.421 --> 00:37:37.381
and explain how they got there.
00:37:37.464 --> 00:37:39.466
If they did get there,
if they did get to the moon,
00:37:39.550 --> 00:37:42.302
it's not what it says here.
God doesn't like it.
00:37:43.303 --> 00:37:46.056
And I watched every night, too,
that they were up there,
00:37:46.140 --> 00:37:50.269
and how did I never see Mike Collins
in the mother ship doing his orbit?
00:37:50.352 --> 00:37:52.020
Surely you would've seen
the shape of Columbus
00:37:52.104 --> 00:37:53.272
against the light of the moon.
00:37:53.355 --> 00:37:55.482
That's 'cause mostly
he was on the dark side.
00:37:55.566 --> 00:37:58.068
Exactly. It's the side that Lucifer
hangs his shillelagh.
00:37:58.152 --> 00:38:01.155
No, he was on the dark side
of the moon most of the time
00:38:01.238 --> 00:38:03.657
where we couldn't see him
while he was doing his orbit,
00:38:03.740 --> 00:38:07.161
and then maybe just before he
was due to come round the corner,
00:38:07.244 --> 00:38:08.662
you had to go in for your tea.
00:38:08.745 --> 00:38:11.248
If I could come up
with something smart about that,
00:38:11.331 --> 00:38:15.002
maybe I could stay up at the top desk
and wait till she gets back there.
00:38:15.085 --> 00:38:18.005
Or you could say the moon's made of
green cheese and drop down a place.
00:38:18.088 --> 00:38:21.758
Or you could do the project
together, you and the young lady.
00:38:21.842 --> 00:38:25.179
You'd get the same marks and maybe
end up on the same seat together.
00:38:25.262 --> 00:38:27.222
But how do I even talk to her?
00:38:38.510 --> 00:38:41.111
Yeah, it's all rigmarole
with you, mister.
00:39:30.827 --> 00:39:32.955
Walk, please.
00:39:33.038 --> 00:39:35.082
No running, thank you.
00:39:35.165 --> 00:39:36.375
Thanks.
00:39:37.459 --> 00:39:39.336
Well done on your maths.
00:39:39.419 --> 00:39:40.504
Thanks.
00:39:41.213 --> 00:39:42.881
Have you gone to the moon yet?
00:39:44.258 --> 00:39:46.218
Do you want to, with me?
00:39:47.594 --> 00:39:50.597
It'll save you getting cold
waiting outside our house.
00:39:54.726 --> 00:39:56.270
Hey, Romeo, come on!
00:39:56.353 --> 00:39:57.771
We have work to do.
00:39:58.605 --> 00:40:01.650
Operation Steal the Chocolate.
It's simple.
00:40:01.733 --> 00:40:04.361
We go into the shop and keep
Mr. Singh talking down by the fridge.
00:40:04.444 --> 00:40:07.698
He has to move the boxes round
at the bottom to get me a Lemon Mivvi.
00:40:07.781 --> 00:40:09.616
His head will be down part of the time.
00:40:09.700 --> 00:40:13.787
You stay at the front of the shop,
and when you see he's not looking,
00:40:13.870 --> 00:40:14.955
you make a sweep.
00:40:15.038 --> 00:40:16.039
What's a sweep?
00:40:16.123 --> 00:40:18.917
A big grab for all the chocolate bars
on that low shelf near the till.
00:40:19.001 --> 00:40:21.378
He'll know they've been nicked
if there's a big gap.
00:40:21.461 --> 00:40:25.007
I thought you said we'd just do a couple,
so he'd never even notice.
00:40:25.090 --> 00:40:27.676
- I don't want lifted by the police.
- All right, all right.
00:40:27.759 --> 00:40:30.637
- All clear.
- No sweep. Just a small grab, okay?
00:40:30.721 --> 00:40:33.015
I might be able to swipe you
a chocolate mousse at the same time.
00:40:33.098 --> 00:40:34.099
Okay.
00:40:39.104 --> 00:40:39.956
Hello,
Mr. Singh.
00:40:39.980 --> 00:40:41.481
Hello,
Moira. Hello, Buddy.
00:40:41.565 --> 00:40:42.216
Good to see youse.
00:40:42.240 --> 00:40:43.775
Please may I
have a Lemon Mivvi?
00:40:43.859 --> 00:40:45.539
Lemon Mivvi coming right up.
00:40:45.563 --> 00:40:47.070
Just need to move
a few wee boxes.
00:40:47.154 --> 00:40:48.238
Hey!
00:40:48.322 --> 00:40:49.406
He's seen us!
00:40:49.489 --> 00:40:51.325
Come here, you wee buggers!
I know who you are!
00:40:51.408 --> 00:40:52.534
No, he does not!
00:40:52.618 --> 00:40:54.745
Well, your
woman will tell him anyway.
00:40:55.954 --> 00:40:57.456
- You proud of yourself?
- It was Moira.
00:40:57.539 --> 00:40:58.540
Get in there.
00:40:58.624 --> 00:41:00.834
Get off that blinking road
or you'll kill somebody!
00:41:00.917 --> 00:41:04.921
- She's gonna tell on us!
- She says anything, she's done for!
00:41:05.005 --> 00:41:06.256
I know who youse are.
00:41:11.678 --> 00:41:13.013
What have you got?
00:41:13.930 --> 00:41:15.891
You're joking me.
00:41:16.683 --> 00:41:19.603
- It's all I could see.
- Turkish Delight?
00:41:19.686 --> 00:41:22.898
Who the hell eats Turkish Delight?
Do you eat Turkish Delight?
00:41:22.981 --> 00:41:25.067
No. I don't like it.
00:41:25.150 --> 00:41:26.818
Nobody likes it.
00:41:27.944 --> 00:41:30.072
- It's all they had.
- Are you blind?
00:41:30.155 --> 00:41:32.949
- I had to think quickly.
- Not quickly enough.
00:41:33.033 --> 00:41:35.952
There was Flakes and Crunchies.
00:41:36.036 --> 00:41:38.163
All you need is an in and out
with a fast hand
00:41:38.246 --> 00:41:40.957
and then the Milkybars are on me.
00:41:41.041 --> 00:41:42.918
I'm not sure you're cut out for this.
00:41:43.001 --> 00:41:46.380
- Hey, Buddy, your da's home.
- It's only Wednesday.
00:41:46.463 --> 00:41:48.048
He came in a taxi.
00:41:49.049 --> 00:41:51.093
- And you too.
- What?
00:41:51.176 --> 00:41:53.220
Keep your mouth shut.
00:41:59.059 --> 00:42:01.561
- When did you write to them?
- None of your business.
00:42:01.645 --> 00:42:04.231
Just tell me. When did you write
to them? It's a simple question.
00:42:04.314 --> 00:42:06.692
- None of your business.
- Just give me a simple answer.
00:42:06.775 --> 00:42:09.069
- I'm not getting interrogated.
- When did you write to them?
00:42:09.152 --> 00:42:10.612
When the last receipt came through.
00:42:10.696 --> 00:42:12.656
I knew it was the last one
'cause for three bloody years
00:42:12.739 --> 00:42:14.825
I've been counting them envelopes
coming through that door,
00:42:14.908 --> 00:42:17.077
and there wasn't so much
as a thank-you with this one.
00:42:17.160 --> 00:42:20.372
It's the taxman, for God's sake.
Who do you expect, Father Christmas?
00:42:20.455 --> 00:42:23.959
We've been scrimping and saving
and they hadn't the good grace as to say,
00:42:24.042 --> 00:42:26.044
"That's it. You're done.
You're in the clear."
00:42:26.128 --> 00:42:28.046
So what's you say to them in your letter?
00:42:28.130 --> 00:42:31.091
I said I wanted
a full official declaration
00:42:31.174 --> 00:42:34.970
that my husband was in the clear 100%
on all back taxes,
00:42:35.053 --> 00:42:36.138
and that they acknowledged
00:42:36.221 --> 00:42:38.640
that everything was shipshape
and aboveboard,
00:42:38.724 --> 00:42:42.144
and that my family's good name
wasn't on some credit risk list.
00:42:42.227 --> 00:42:44.312
- Christ. Christ the night.
- What?
00:42:48.859 --> 00:42:50.610
No. No.
00:42:50.694 --> 00:42:52.237
Yes, yes. Oh, yes.
00:42:52.320 --> 00:42:54.614
They've decided...
Thanks to acting on your request,
00:42:54.698 --> 00:42:57.325
they've decided to go back further
into my accounts
00:42:57.409 --> 00:42:59.661
and say that I owe another £572,
00:42:59.745 --> 00:43:02.956
which based on current earnings
should take another five years to pay off.
00:43:03.039 --> 00:43:04.916
So that's a handy wee letter
you sent, wasn't it?
00:43:05.000 --> 00:43:08.295
You bugger! You're a lying bugger!
00:43:08.378 --> 00:43:10.964
That's right, believe the taxman
before you believe me.
00:43:11.047 --> 00:43:12.966
'Cause I know you!
00:43:15.051 --> 00:43:19.389
Your work won't be too pleased
with you skipping off in the week.
00:43:19.473 --> 00:43:21.141
I'll work the weekend.
00:43:21.224 --> 00:43:22.726
When's that job finish?
00:43:22.809 --> 00:43:24.561
This one's nearly done.
00:43:24.644 --> 00:43:27.063
What, there's another
one over there, is there?
00:43:27.147 --> 00:43:30.358
Aye. Big one. A long one.
00:43:30.442 --> 00:43:32.861
They're asking some of the boys
to move over permanent.
00:43:32.944 --> 00:43:35.322
Offering accommodation
because of the time involved.
00:43:35.405 --> 00:43:37.741
Couple of years. Building a hospital.
00:43:38.658 --> 00:43:40.869
Your father has to go to the hospital.
00:43:40.952 --> 00:43:44.456
You talk to him about it.
Won't talk to me about doctors.
00:43:44.539 --> 00:43:47.375
- Is that right?
- It's just a couple of days.
00:43:47.459 --> 00:43:49.544
A wee test for the lungs.
00:43:49.628 --> 00:43:51.838
It's all that bloody time
over in Leicester.
00:43:51.922 --> 00:43:54.007
- Where's that?
- In England.
00:43:54.090 --> 00:43:55.509
Is that near where Daddy works?
00:43:55.592 --> 00:43:58.220
Your daddy works near London,
the Big Smoke.
00:43:58.303 --> 00:44:00.639
This was in the countryside.
00:44:00.722 --> 00:44:03.892
- What were you doing?
- I was a coal miner.
00:44:03.975 --> 00:44:05.852
You've done a lot of different jobs, Pop.
00:44:05.936 --> 00:44:06.978
You can say that again.
00:44:07.062 --> 00:44:09.439
Yeah, none of them lasted
more than a week.
00:44:10.982 --> 00:44:12.859
My mother's worried about you.
00:44:12.943 --> 00:44:14.653
Your mother's worried about you.
00:44:16.238 --> 00:44:19.783
Granny's always worried
about something, isn't she?
00:44:19.866 --> 00:44:21.952
Well, your granny's a very caring person.
00:44:22.661 --> 00:44:25.997
Sometimes it affects her nerves.
Like your mummy.
00:44:26.081 --> 00:44:28.375
Mummy's worried too, isn't she?
00:44:31.837 --> 00:44:35.382
Daddy, are we gonna have to leave Belfast?
00:44:38.677 --> 00:44:40.470
All right, Buddy,
that's me away, then.
00:44:40.554 --> 00:44:42.055
I'll see you when I get back next week.
00:44:42.138 --> 00:44:43.932
In you come,
girls. Catherine. Quinn.
00:44:44.015 --> 00:44:45.851
Morning, girls.
You can help me put the pencils out.
00:44:45.934 --> 00:44:47.561
Be good, Son.
00:44:47.644 --> 00:44:49.062
And if you can't be good?
00:44:49.145 --> 00:44:50.897
- Be careful.
- Be careful.
00:44:52.399 --> 00:44:55.694
Seems like only yesterday you and me
were in school together.
00:44:56.987 --> 00:44:59.406
You're gonna need
to stay away from my family.
00:44:59.489 --> 00:45:01.783
That's big talk
for a fella who's never here.
00:45:01.867 --> 00:45:03.910
You can rely on me to be here
when it matters.
00:45:03.994 --> 00:45:05.370
I hope your timing's good.
00:45:05.453 --> 00:45:07.998
Things get out of hand pretty quick
around these parts.
00:45:10.709 --> 00:45:12.836
Do you know the problem with men like you?
00:45:13.920 --> 00:45:16.172
You think you're better
than the rest of us.
00:45:16.256 --> 00:45:19.259
And the problem with men like you
is you know you're not.
00:45:21.928 --> 00:45:23.221
We'll keep it simple.
00:45:24.931 --> 00:45:27.183
You're with us or you're against us.
00:45:27.267 --> 00:45:28.476
Clock's ticking.
00:45:28.560 --> 00:45:31.855
You're a soft touch. Time
for real Protestants to step up.
00:45:31.938 --> 00:45:33.315
You're no real Protestant.
00:45:33.398 --> 00:45:35.400
You're a jumped-up gangster
and always were.
00:45:53.168 --> 00:45:55.170
There's peelers about.
Watch it, youse two.
00:45:55.253 --> 00:45:56.254
Quick.
00:46:04.930 --> 00:46:07.557
Oh, look. There you are now, Son.
00:46:07.641 --> 00:46:09.684
There he is now.
00:46:13.021 --> 00:46:17.275
Hello, Son. The police officer here
just wants a wee word with you.
00:46:17.359 --> 00:46:18.985
There seems to be a wee bit of confusion
00:46:19.069 --> 00:46:21.071
about something that happened
at Mr. Singh's.
00:46:21.154 --> 00:46:23.114
Go on, sit down there, now.
00:46:28.662 --> 00:46:30.664
Do you know why I'm here, son?
00:46:31.414 --> 00:46:32.791
Don't lie to me.
00:46:33.917 --> 00:46:37.253
A very serious crime has been committed
down in Mr. Singh's shop.
00:46:37.337 --> 00:46:39.297
Do you know what I'm talking about?
00:46:42.926 --> 00:46:45.261
All the best, now,
and give my regards to Josie.
00:46:45.345 --> 00:46:46.127
I will do.
00:46:46.151 --> 00:46:47.847
I do like a man in a uniform.
00:46:47.931 --> 00:46:50.308
Was he in there long?
00:46:50.392 --> 00:46:53.061
Apples will grow again,
should they grow on a gooseberry tree.
00:46:53.144 --> 00:46:54.980
I didn't even eat the chocolate!
00:46:56.022 --> 00:46:58.441
No, I won't be here when it's over.
00:46:58.525 --> 00:46:59.901
You're asking me to wait an hour
00:46:59.985 --> 00:47:02.404
to find out if I'm going to be a wife
or a widow.
00:47:02.487 --> 00:47:05.073
I say it's too long to wait.
I won't do it.
00:47:05.156 --> 00:47:06.366
- Amy...
- I mean it.
00:47:06.449 --> 00:47:10.245
If you won't go with me now,
I'll be on that train when it leaves here.
00:47:11.955 --> 00:47:13.206
I've got to stay.
00:47:13.289 --> 00:47:15.291
No, you're not listening to me.
00:47:15.375 --> 00:47:18.586
I am listening. I am listening.
Would you listen to me for a change?
00:47:18.670 --> 00:47:20.338
I'm trying to be practical about this.
00:47:20.422 --> 00:47:22.716
Look, the police were here today,
but their father wasn't,
00:47:22.799 --> 00:47:25.218
so, no, I'll not be having
any lectures from you, mister.
00:47:25.301 --> 00:47:26.761
I know what you're gonna...
00:48:12.057 --> 00:48:14.642
Clear the streets
and return to your homes.
00:48:19.314 --> 00:48:20.690
Return to your homes.
00:48:25.862 --> 00:48:27.530
Oi. Yes, I'm open.
00:48:28.323 --> 00:48:29.908
- Catch it.
- Mine, mine, mine!
00:48:29.991 --> 00:48:31.618
Pass to me, pass to me!
00:48:31.701 --> 00:48:32.744
Mrs. Ford, how you doing?
00:48:32.827 --> 00:48:34.704
All the better for seeing you, stranger.
00:48:34.788 --> 00:48:36.915
- Welcome home.
- You're a silver-tongued charmer.
00:48:36.998 --> 00:48:38.249
It takes one to know one.
00:48:38.333 --> 00:48:39.793
- Hiya.
- All right?
00:48:39.876 --> 00:48:42.337
Just the fella.
Have you got a horse for the 2:30 race?
00:48:42.420 --> 00:48:44.255
I have, but if I tell you,
the odds will come down.
00:48:44.339 --> 00:48:46.466
Christ, I'm not gonna bet the house.
00:48:46.549 --> 00:48:48.718
Fancy Man, each way.
Should get you a pint.
00:48:48.802 --> 00:48:51.471
- Is that Paddy moving out?
- Poor Catholics have no choice.
00:48:51.554 --> 00:48:53.181
- It's a mad world.
- Well, get used to it.
00:48:53.264 --> 00:48:54.599
We all live there now.
00:48:55.809 --> 00:49:00.313
Prize capture was a tanker
laden with 2,500 gallons of petrol.
00:49:00.396 --> 00:49:03.817
They'd also taken dozens of crates
of milk bottles from a passing truck
00:49:03.900 --> 00:49:06.111
and dubbed the whole enterprise
the Petrol Bomb Factory...
00:49:06.194 --> 00:49:09.030
All the kids in the street are going mad.
00:49:09.114 --> 00:49:10.698
What do you want me to do?
00:49:10.782 --> 00:49:12.408
You need to talk to them boys.
00:49:19.207 --> 00:49:21.209
How many was there?
00:49:21.292 --> 00:49:22.460
About ten of them.
00:49:23.378 --> 00:49:24.838
And what did your mate do?
00:49:26.005 --> 00:49:29.634
He said he wasn't joining
anything they belonged to.
00:49:29.717 --> 00:49:32.929
Then he gave the big one a dig in the gob
and ran like hell.
00:49:33.012 --> 00:49:34.514
So did I.
00:49:34.597 --> 00:49:35.932
Did they chase you?
00:49:36.975 --> 00:49:38.977
Aye, but we got a street ahead of them.
00:49:39.060 --> 00:49:41.312
Then we ran into my uncle Tony's
and turned the corner
00:49:41.396 --> 00:49:42.689
before they could see us.
00:49:43.439 --> 00:49:45.400
We put the heart across my uncle Tony.
00:49:45.483 --> 00:49:47.485
He was on the toilet, doing his horses,
00:49:47.569 --> 00:49:49.696
and then he dropped his pencil
down the loo.
00:49:51.281 --> 00:49:53.616
You've delivered
for these boys before, aye?
00:49:53.700 --> 00:49:54.701
Mm-hmm.
00:49:56.286 --> 00:49:59.289
And you know it's not milk they're
putting back in them empty bottles?
00:50:00.081 --> 00:50:01.416
We do now, Daddy.
00:50:04.085 --> 00:50:05.545
You were right to tell me.
00:50:08.882 --> 00:50:10.466
Come here and hold this, Son.
00:50:11.885 --> 00:50:13.261
Hold that there.
00:50:18.099 --> 00:50:19.851
- You got that?
- Mm-hmm.
00:50:19.934 --> 00:50:22.812
And amid more city-wide violence overnight,
00:50:22.896 --> 00:50:25.982
government figures issued today
reveal that Northern Ireland now has
00:50:26.065 --> 00:50:28.484
the highest rate of unemployment
in the UK.
00:50:28.568 --> 00:50:30.528
Here it is. Planet Earth.
00:50:30.612 --> 00:50:32.280
Do you know where that is?
00:50:32.363 --> 00:50:33.615
- Sydney...
00:50:33.698 --> 00:50:35.783
- Australia?
- Aye, that's right.
00:50:35.867 --> 00:50:37.452
- Do you know about it?
- Aye.
00:50:37.535 --> 00:50:39.078
They've got surfing and weird football.
00:50:39.162 --> 00:50:40.955
And they have kangaroos on the barbecue.
00:50:41.039 --> 00:50:42.373
And the weather's good.
00:50:42.457 --> 00:50:44.375
Young Joe Turner's down there too.
00:50:44.459 --> 00:50:45.710
That's right.
00:50:45.793 --> 00:50:47.754
How do you fancy that?
00:50:47.837 --> 00:50:51.174
- What?
- Moving over there for a wee while.
00:50:51.257 --> 00:50:52.550
You're joking.
00:50:52.634 --> 00:50:54.427
No. It's just down the side a wee bit.
00:50:54.510 --> 00:50:57.847
It's 10,500 miles.
Right, school, you two. Now.
00:51:03.228 --> 00:51:05.772
We might as well be going to the moon
if we went down there.
00:51:05.855 --> 00:51:08.483
- Sure, you've already family there.
- One second cousin.
00:51:08.566 --> 00:51:10.109
And you've the phone.
00:51:10.193 --> 00:51:12.153
And a millionaire to pay the bills?
00:51:13.279 --> 00:51:14.489
We could take trips back.
00:51:14.572 --> 00:51:16.699
And pay for it with what? Scotch mist?
00:51:16.783 --> 00:51:19.035
Family could come over for holidays.
00:51:19.118 --> 00:51:20.787
I didn't come up the lough in a bubble.
00:51:20.870 --> 00:51:23.539
There's no one from round here
can afford the fare to go down there,
00:51:23.623 --> 00:51:26.042
or the time off work if they had any work.
00:51:26.125 --> 00:51:29.420
- You just heard the bloody news.
- We have to do something.
00:51:29.504 --> 00:51:31.089
This is our home.
00:52:06.833 --> 00:52:08.793
I hope you're feeling confident, Daddy.
00:52:11.963 --> 00:52:13.047
Don't worry.
00:52:20.263 --> 00:52:21.764
He's away the night again?
00:52:22.598 --> 00:52:24.267
Aye, he can't neglect his work.
00:52:25.101 --> 00:52:28.271
- Sure, there's work here.
- Have you read the papers?
00:52:29.272 --> 00:52:31.274
You'd break my heart to leave, but...
00:52:32.775 --> 00:52:34.235
you have to think of them.
00:52:35.945 --> 00:52:39.282
We can't all leave.
There'll be nobody left but the nutters.
00:52:39.365 --> 00:52:44.912
Aye, and nobody to cook their tea,
run messages and wipe their arses.
00:52:44.996 --> 00:52:47.790
That'd make the violence stop
in about ten minutes.
00:52:51.377 --> 00:52:53.129
How could I leave Belfast?
00:52:53.880 --> 00:52:55.548
I wouldn't worry about it.
00:52:55.631 --> 00:52:57.342
The Irish were born for leaving.
00:52:58.092 --> 00:53:00.845
Otherwise the rest of the world
would have no pubs.
00:53:02.430 --> 00:53:04.390
It just needs half of us to stay,
00:53:04.474 --> 00:53:07.935
so that the other half can get sentimental
about the ones that went.
00:53:09.145 --> 00:53:12.315
All the Irish need to survive
is a phone, a Guinness
00:53:12.398 --> 00:53:14.567
and the sheet music to "Danny Boy."
00:53:15.318 --> 00:53:17.445
You're a terrible woman, you know that?
00:53:17.528 --> 00:53:19.864
He shoots, he scores.
00:53:31.918 --> 00:53:33.211
I'll see you soon, okay?
00:53:36.672 --> 00:53:39.675
- Can you take her home?
- Take care of yourself, okay?
00:53:39.759 --> 00:53:44.097
Come on, now, missus.
We must go as well. Come on, now.
00:53:57.193 --> 00:54:00.029
- Violet, can I ask you a question?
- What?
00:54:00.113 --> 00:54:03.282
- What did you do with the money?
- What money?
00:54:03.366 --> 00:54:05.910
The money your ma gave you
for singing lessons.
00:54:07.286 --> 00:54:10.164
All passengers
departing on the Heysham Ferry
00:54:10.248 --> 00:54:12.193
should proceed to
the boarding area now.
00:54:13.292 --> 00:54:14.919
Everybody's leaving home.
00:54:15.753 --> 00:54:17.463
People have to move on.
00:54:20.383 --> 00:54:24.929
"Too long a sacrifice
Can make a stone of the heart."
00:54:25.012 --> 00:54:26.848
Is that what does it?
00:54:26.931 --> 00:54:30.601
Yeah, well, you don't usually buy
your wisdom with a walk in the park.
00:54:30.685 --> 00:54:32.937
Your heart has to explode.
00:54:33.020 --> 00:54:35.064
Mr. Philosopher.
00:54:35.148 --> 00:54:37.483
And when did your heart ever explode?
00:54:38.609 --> 00:54:41.696
That time I saw you
in those brown stockings.
00:54:43.448 --> 00:54:45.283
Holy God.
00:54:45.366 --> 00:54:46.742
I remember that.
00:54:49.454 --> 00:54:53.458
It took me half the day just staining
my legs brown with the tobacco water.
00:54:53.541 --> 00:54:55.501
Then our Annie took half the night
00:54:55.585 --> 00:54:59.046
to draw the seam
up the back of my legs with a pencil.
00:54:59.130 --> 00:55:02.049
You couldn't understand why
you couldn't get your hands round them.
00:55:02.133 --> 00:55:04.552
You thought it was magic.
00:55:04.635 --> 00:55:06.220
It was magic.
00:55:07.680 --> 00:55:11.309
When you've gray hair,
people think your heart never skipped.
00:55:12.310 --> 00:55:13.478
Did yours ever skip?
00:55:13.561 --> 00:55:16.939
Aye, it danced a bloody jig
every time you walked in the room.
00:55:17.023 --> 00:55:20.651
You were full of it then
and you're full of it now.
00:55:20.735 --> 00:55:22.695
Come on. We may get on.
00:55:24.572 --> 00:55:27.867
Ah, Jimmy said he'd drive me
to the hospital in the morning.
00:55:27.950 --> 00:55:29.702
And I told him he would not.
00:55:31.787 --> 00:55:33.581
I'm taking you in on the bus.
00:55:34.373 --> 00:55:36.626
I'm walking you in, and when they're done,
00:55:36.709 --> 00:55:39.504
you can be bloody sure
I'm walking you back out again.
00:55:40.838 --> 00:55:43.716
You hear me? I'm walking you home.
00:55:44.759 --> 00:55:47.720
- Do you hear me?
- Yeah, I hear you, missus.
00:55:50.181 --> 00:55:52.141
Sure, when did I not?
00:56:07.782 --> 00:56:10.368
Aldergrove bus going
in three minutes. Last tickets now.
00:56:10.451 --> 00:56:13.329
The boss has been in touch.
They want me to stay on.
00:56:14.413 --> 00:56:16.457
A permanent job in England.
00:56:17.041 --> 00:56:19.210
Wanting me to move into management.
00:56:19.293 --> 00:56:20.670
It's more money.
00:56:21.587 --> 00:56:23.631
There's a house that goes with it.
00:56:23.714 --> 00:56:27.468
We get it rent-free,
with a chance to own it if things go well.
00:56:28.302 --> 00:56:31.514
A wee bit bigger than what we have here,
a room for each of the boys.
00:56:31.597 --> 00:56:32.682
There's a wee garden too.
00:56:32.765 --> 00:56:35.643
Are you allowed to play football
in that garden, Daddy?
00:56:35.726 --> 00:56:37.186
Aye, Son.
00:56:37.270 --> 00:56:39.647
If I say yes,
there's more money straightaway.
00:56:39.730 --> 00:56:41.899
We could start getting on top
of that back tax now.
00:56:42.858 --> 00:56:46.487
This family's not gonna get another chance
like that in this town, not now.
00:56:48.573 --> 00:56:50.116
Watch out for that traffic there.
00:56:50.199 --> 00:56:53.077
I'm watching it now, Mammy. It's okay.
00:56:53.744 --> 00:56:56.372
Come on, now. Two minutes.
Get on board if you're coming.
00:56:56.455 --> 00:56:57.665
Last tickets now.
00:57:02.962 --> 00:57:04.922
Sounds like they really want you.
00:57:09.594 --> 00:57:10.803
What do you want?
00:57:13.681 --> 00:57:15.516
I want my family with me.
00:57:17.435 --> 00:57:18.811
I want you.
00:57:23.190 --> 00:57:28.112
You and me, we've known each other
since we were toddlers.
00:57:29.780 --> 00:57:34.118
We've known this street
and every street round it all our lives...
00:57:35.911 --> 00:57:38.581
and every man, woman and child
that lives in every bloody house,
00:57:38.664 --> 00:57:40.124
whether we like it or not.
00:57:42.251 --> 00:57:43.628
I like it.
00:57:45.796 --> 00:57:48.257
And you say you have a
wee garden for them boys?
00:57:50.509 --> 00:57:54.013
But here they can play
wherever the hell they like,
00:57:55.640 --> 00:57:58.434
because everybody knows them,
everybody likes them,
00:57:58.517 --> 00:58:00.478
and everybody looks after them.
00:58:02.355 --> 00:58:04.065
If we go over the water,
00:58:05.399 --> 00:58:07.818
them people's not gonna understand
a word we say.
00:58:09.695 --> 00:58:10.780
And half of them,
00:58:11.530 --> 00:58:14.283
they'll take the hand out of us
for sounding different.
00:58:15.284 --> 00:58:18.329
And the other half, they'll hate us,
00:58:19.664 --> 00:58:22.083
'cause men here are killing
their young sons on our streets.
00:58:22.166 --> 00:58:24.126
They'll think we don't give a shite.
00:58:25.419 --> 00:58:28.255
And you think they're gonna
welcome us with open arms?
00:58:28.339 --> 00:58:31.050
What, and say, "Come on in.
00:58:31.133 --> 00:58:33.344
Well done for stealing
the house off of us"?
00:58:35.262 --> 00:58:36.639
Things change.
00:58:39.767 --> 00:58:42.228
Aye, they do.
00:58:45.815 --> 00:58:47.775
We need to decide by Christmas.
00:58:49.777 --> 00:58:51.654
You need to decide by Christmas.
00:58:53.656 --> 00:58:55.032
You're coming back,
00:58:56.117 --> 00:58:57.201
aren't you, Daddy?
00:58:59.036 --> 00:59:00.413
You look after your mummy.
00:59:01.414 --> 00:59:02.623
Be good.
00:59:03.374 --> 00:59:04.641
If you can't be good...
00:59:04.665 --> 00:59:06.919
And if you can't
be good, be careful.
00:59:07.962 --> 00:59:10.965
Right, off we go.
Aldergrove Airport, ladies and gents.
00:59:27.273 --> 00:59:28.607
We'll talk on the phone, okay?
00:59:30.693 --> 00:59:33.779
Give me a ring.
Tell me when you've got there.
01:00:20.159 --> 01:00:22.536
I caught you looking at Dr. Kildare.
01:00:24.580 --> 01:00:25.581
You can talk.
01:00:26.457 --> 01:00:27.666
Have you wrote to Santa?
01:00:27.750 --> 01:00:30.628
He has, but Santa's explained
that money's a bit tight this year,
01:00:30.711 --> 01:00:32.797
so he's not to expect too much.
01:00:32.880 --> 01:00:34.715
Sure, Santa has plenty of surplus
01:00:34.799 --> 01:00:36.967
if you talk to the people in the know.
01:00:38.260 --> 01:00:40.346
Your health is all you need
for a Christmas present.
01:00:40.429 --> 01:00:43.224
You've the right one to keep you
cheerful here, haven't you, Pop?
01:00:43.307 --> 01:00:47.102
You tell your mammy to stop her cheek
or I'm not taking you to the show.
01:00:47.186 --> 01:00:48.771
- What show's that?
- I don't know.
01:00:48.854 --> 01:00:51.232
I think there's Christmas
carols in it, though.
01:00:51.315 --> 01:00:53.025
That's my waterworks.
01:00:53.108 --> 01:00:54.485
And you, behave yourself.
01:00:54.568 --> 01:00:55.736
Don't be annoying your pop.
01:00:55.820 --> 01:00:57.488
Don't be asking for
any Christmas presents.
01:00:57.571 --> 01:00:58.781
He's no money either.
01:00:58.864 --> 01:01:00.825
Taxman's got it, like ours.
01:01:02.201 --> 01:01:06.622
Don't worry. Your mammy will persuade Santa
to bring some presents.
01:01:06.705 --> 01:01:10.376
Don't think so, Pop.
I always know when there's no money.
01:01:10.459 --> 01:01:11.794
Hello?
01:01:11.877 --> 01:01:13.879
- It's the rent man.
- I'll get it, Mam.
01:01:13.963 --> 01:01:15.464
Shut your mouth.
01:01:15.548 --> 01:01:17.174
Is your mum in there, wee man?
01:01:18.300 --> 01:01:19.468
Nobody's here...
01:01:19.552 --> 01:01:21.178
{muffled shouting]
01:01:21.262 --> 01:01:22.555
That puts me in mind
01:01:22.638 --> 01:01:26.350
of a great wee system we had
in the old days for paying the rent.
01:01:26.433 --> 01:01:28.435
The rent man would come round
01:01:28.519 --> 01:01:31.856
and collect the money
for every house in the whole street.
01:01:31.939 --> 01:01:33.607
And once he had done
01:01:33.691 --> 01:01:37.278
and all the rent books
were marked up to date,
01:01:37.361 --> 01:01:41.031
one of the boys would hold him up
at gunpoint in the back entry
01:01:41.115 --> 01:01:43.325
and take all the money back off him.
01:01:43.409 --> 01:01:47.830
And then he'd hand it straight back
to all the residents in the street,
01:01:47.913 --> 01:01:50.749
with a little commission for the service.
01:01:50.833 --> 01:01:54.336
Yeah, it was a very effective system.
01:01:54.420 --> 01:01:56.964
And the rent man
was so good about it in the end
01:01:57.047 --> 01:02:01.010
that eventually they cut him in
for a wee bit too and everybody was happy.
01:02:01.886 --> 01:02:04.555
Except for the council, I suppose.
01:02:04.638 --> 01:02:07.516
His work's giving my da a house
in England now if he wants one.
01:02:07.600 --> 01:02:09.768
It's got a garden and everything,
01:02:09.852 --> 01:02:12.813
and two toilets,
and they're both inside the house.
01:02:12.897 --> 01:02:15.357
There's nothing wrong
with an outside toilet,
01:02:15.441 --> 01:02:16.859
except on an aeroplane.
01:02:19.194 --> 01:02:21.614
My ma says if we went across the water,
01:02:21.697 --> 01:02:23.949
they wouldn't understand the way we talk.
01:02:24.033 --> 01:02:25.409
That shouldn't be a problem, Son.
01:02:25.492 --> 01:02:27.202
I've been married to your granny
for 50 years,
01:02:27.286 --> 01:02:29.496
I've never understood a word she's said.
01:02:30.873 --> 01:02:34.752
And if they can't understand you,
then they're not listening,
01:02:34.835 --> 01:02:36.670
and that's their problem.
01:02:36.754 --> 01:02:40.382
You know, when I was in Leicester,
they said the same thing about me.
01:02:40.466 --> 01:02:45.054
So I put on a different bloody accent
every day just to annoy them.
01:02:45.137 --> 01:02:47.056
They never knew who I was.
01:02:47.139 --> 01:02:51.810
But I did, and that's the only one
who needs to know.
01:02:53.395 --> 01:02:55.022
You know who you are, don't you?
01:02:55.105 --> 01:02:56.607
Yes, Pop.
01:02:56.690 --> 01:02:59.652
You're Buddy from Belfast 15...
01:03:01.236 --> 01:03:03.155
where everybody knows you.
01:03:03.238 --> 01:03:05.950
And your pop looks out for you,
01:03:06.033 --> 01:03:08.911
and your mammy looks out for you,
your daddy looks out for you,
01:03:08.994 --> 01:03:11.538
your granny looks out for you,
your brother looks out for you,
01:03:11.622 --> 01:03:15.334
and the whole family looks out for you.
01:03:15.417 --> 01:03:20.297
And wherever you go
and whatever you become,
01:03:20.381 --> 01:03:22.341
that'll always be the truth.
01:03:23.384 --> 01:03:25.344
And that thought'll keep you safe.
01:03:25.970 --> 01:03:27.304
It'll keep you happy.
01:03:29.390 --> 01:03:30.975
You remember that for me?
01:03:31.058 --> 01:03:32.559
- Yes, Pop.
- Aye.
01:03:32.643 --> 01:03:34.103
Fine man you are.
01:03:35.396 --> 01:03:40.192
Now, forget about what your father
and your mother want.
01:03:41.026 --> 01:03:42.319
What do you want?
01:03:43.487 --> 01:03:45.906
I want you and my granny to come too.
01:04:05.134 --> 01:04:07.386
Hear me.
01:04:08.095 --> 01:04:10.139
Hear me.
01:04:10.889 --> 01:04:13.851
I am here tonight to warn you
01:04:13.934 --> 01:04:19.523
that you have yet a chance and hope
of escaping my fate.
01:04:20.107 --> 01:04:21.734
Who wears chains that size?
01:04:21.817 --> 01:04:24.528
Granny, you're not allowed to talk
in the theater.
01:04:24.611 --> 01:04:26.280
It makes one heck of a necklace.
01:04:26.363 --> 01:04:30.826
You were always a good friend to me.
Thank you.
01:04:30.909 --> 01:04:34.455
You will be haunted.
01:04:36.915 --> 01:04:41.128
Is this the chance and hope
you mentioned, Jacob?
01:04:41.712 --> 01:04:43.047
It is.
01:04:43.881 --> 01:04:45.257
I think I'd rather not.
01:04:45.340 --> 01:04:47.301
I'm bloody well sure you wouldn't.
01:05:02.733 --> 01:05:04.777
When will Pop get out of the hospital?
01:05:05.652 --> 01:05:07.821
When the doctors say his lungs are fine.
01:05:09.364 --> 01:05:13.035
When Pop went to England to be
a coal miner, did you go with him?
01:05:15.996 --> 01:05:17.331
Did you want to?
01:05:21.251 --> 01:05:22.628
Neither do I.
01:05:25.672 --> 01:05:27.674
Has your father
said what he's doing?
01:05:29.593 --> 01:05:32.221
He says it has to get decided
by Christmas.
01:05:33.514 --> 01:05:35.766
- When's he coming back?
- At the weekend.
01:05:35.849 --> 01:05:37.184
We're going to the pictures.
01:05:37.267 --> 01:05:39.937
He's taking us to
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
01:05:40.020 --> 01:05:42.439
- What in the name of God is that?
- It's a flying car.
01:05:42.523 --> 01:05:44.316
Oh, God, I've heard it all.
01:05:44.399 --> 01:05:47.111
It goes over a cliff
and you nearly fall out of your seat.
01:05:47.194 --> 01:05:48.195
Do you wanna come?
01:05:48.278 --> 01:05:50.864
It'll be company for you
till my pop's home.
01:05:50.948 --> 01:05:52.917
If God had wanted
me to see flying cars,
01:05:52.941 --> 01:05:54.910
I'd have been born
with blinking wings.
01:05:56.995 --> 01:05:58.539
You love your films, don't you?
01:05:59.665 --> 01:06:03.544
I was a great one for the pictures
when I was your age.
01:06:04.753 --> 01:06:07.297
I used to think you could climb
right inside the screen
01:06:07.381 --> 01:06:09.842
and visit all those
strange places you saw.
01:06:11.009 --> 01:06:13.220
Like that one in that
film, what was that?
01:06:13.303 --> 01:06:15.305
Ah... Lost Horizon.
01:06:15.389 --> 01:06:16.598
Did you ever see that?
01:06:16.682 --> 01:06:18.851
No. What was the name
of the place, Granny?
01:06:21.061 --> 01:06:24.439
Shangri-La. That's what they called it.
01:06:24.523 --> 01:06:25.899
Did you ever go there?
01:06:31.989 --> 01:06:35.659
There were no roads to Shangri-La
from our part of Belfast.
01:06:38.120 --> 01:06:39.746
So will you go one day?
01:06:57.347 --> 01:06:59.349
- Where do they think they're going?
01:06:59.433 --> 01:07:00.517
Look out!
01:07:10.736 --> 01:07:12.237
What's happening?
01:07:12.321 --> 01:07:14.406
Look! Look at that!
01:07:14.489 --> 01:07:16.408
It's fantastic!
01:07:16.491 --> 01:07:17.492
Oh!
01:07:18.619 --> 01:07:20.287
You're a genius!
01:07:21.330 --> 01:07:22.706
It's nothing, really.
01:07:35.510 --> 01:07:37.346
Shut up. You'll get us thrown out.
01:07:53.737 --> 01:07:55.489
- Darling. Thank you.
- Look at this!
01:08:00.244 --> 01:08:02.621
Get Da, not me. Mummy.
01:08:02.704 --> 01:08:05.249
Don't shoot me. No, Buddy, don't. Hey!
01:08:15.300 --> 01:08:16.635
20-nil!
01:08:26.853 --> 01:08:29.606
Ah, come on, here.
Sit down for a few minutes here.
01:08:30.524 --> 01:08:32.484
We've a wee word to have with you.
01:08:35.070 --> 01:08:39.199
Buddy, Mum and I want to talk to you
about something,
01:08:39.283 --> 01:08:41.743
something that we might
have to do as a family.
01:08:42.869 --> 01:08:45.747
You know the way your
dad's over in England
01:08:45.831 --> 01:08:48.166
and he's been working over there
for quite a while?
01:08:48.959 --> 01:08:51.753
Well, we were
thinking that, you know,
01:08:51.837 --> 01:08:54.298
maybe we'd all go as a family
and go live there.
01:08:56.216 --> 01:08:57.759
And, um...
01:08:57.843 --> 01:08:59.886
your dad's seen a really nice wee house,
01:08:59.970 --> 01:09:02.973
and it's got a lovely garden and...
01:09:03.056 --> 01:09:05.267
- Play football, Buddy.
- Aye.
01:09:05.350 --> 01:09:07.936
There's loads of room there.
More room than we have here.
01:09:08.020 --> 01:09:10.314
- I don't wanna go to England!
- Switch that off.
01:09:10.397 --> 01:09:12.566
I don't wanna go to England!
01:09:12.649 --> 01:09:14.067
It's all right, darling.
01:09:14.151 --> 01:09:16.528
I'll have no friends and no cousins
01:09:16.611 --> 01:09:18.739
and I won't be able
to see Catherine at school.
01:09:18.822 --> 01:09:20.157
Hey, listen, you'll make new friends,
01:09:20.240 --> 01:09:22.451
and you're gonna have this big garden
to play football in.
01:09:22.534 --> 01:09:25.245
I don't care about the garden.
I want my granny and my pop,
01:09:25.329 --> 01:09:27.914
and I wanna do my project
on going to the moon
01:09:27.998 --> 01:09:30.667
and get on the first desk,
and I don't wanna have to talk funny,
01:09:30.751 --> 01:09:33.587
and I don't wanna forget what road
I have to go down when I'm dead.
01:09:33.670 --> 01:09:36.131
- No one's asking you to talk funny.
- No decision's been made yet.
01:09:36.214 --> 01:09:38.842
We were just trying to see
what everyone thought first.
01:09:38.925 --> 01:09:40.761
- You're just overtired.
- Exactly, yeah.
01:09:40.844 --> 01:09:43.555
I don't wanna leave Belfast!
01:10:09.289 --> 01:10:12.959
Let's just leave it till Easter,
see where we are then.
01:10:13.043 --> 01:10:14.127
Aye.
01:10:14.795 --> 01:10:16.630
These boys are suffering.
01:10:18.673 --> 01:10:20.634
I don't think we've got till Easter.
01:10:24.054 --> 01:10:26.640
I don't think you and me
have got till Easter either.
01:10:32.062 --> 01:10:33.397
Well, come home.
01:10:34.773 --> 01:10:36.566
We'll fight this together.
01:10:38.193 --> 01:10:41.696
Kids the same age as ours
are getting killed around the corner.
01:10:44.282 --> 01:10:45.867
Well, we'll be careful.
01:10:48.453 --> 01:10:50.580
You can't be with them 24 hours a day.
01:10:52.165 --> 01:10:54.251
You can't take away
their childhood either.
01:11:04.219 --> 01:11:07.389
You know, whatever happens...
01:11:10.600 --> 01:11:12.352
what you've done with these two,
01:11:13.770 --> 01:11:15.188
it's phenomenal.
01:11:17.899 --> 01:11:20.527
What are you talking about?
01:11:22.612 --> 01:11:23.864
You raised them.
01:11:26.283 --> 01:11:27.492
Not me.
01:11:28.452 --> 01:11:29.703
Not us.
01:11:30.871 --> 01:11:31.997
You.
01:11:34.916 --> 01:11:36.126
Thank you.
01:11:40.005 --> 01:11:41.882
We'll see what happens by Easter.
01:11:42.632 --> 01:11:46.052
I'll take the bins out, make a cuppa,
get these 'uns to bed.
01:12:13.705 --> 01:12:14.873
Back to bed.
01:12:16.833 --> 01:12:18.126
See you in two weeks.
01:13:12.639 --> 01:13:15.141
Hey, you're gonna bring
the whole thing down.
01:13:19.521 --> 01:13:20.981
- ...five...
- ...six...
01:13:21.064 --> 01:13:22.315
- ...seven...
- ...eight...
01:13:22.399 --> 01:13:25.610
There used to be 40 houses here
in this mainly Roman Catholic street.
01:13:25.694 --> 01:13:28.071
That was before the trouble
in the middle of August.
01:13:28.154 --> 01:13:30.699
Now the government are proposing
to rebuild this street,
01:13:30.782 --> 01:13:32.867
but there are increased tensions
in the city,
01:13:32.951 --> 01:13:35.620
and the move comes
amid warnings of renewed violence.
01:13:36.997 --> 01:13:40.333
Moondance at seven to two.
It has to win, don't you think?
01:13:40.417 --> 01:13:44.296
- What's going on in your comic?
- Well, he has to defeat the monster.
01:13:44.379 --> 01:13:47.549
- What... They're my chips!
- What's yours is mine
01:13:47.632 --> 01:13:49.384
- and what's mine's my own.
- Granny says that.
01:13:49.467 --> 01:13:51.303
- What does that even mean?
- You'll find out.
01:13:52.012 --> 01:13:53.471
Now, you go and wait at your granny's.
01:13:53.555 --> 01:13:55.890
I'll come and pick you up
after I've seen my father, okay, Son?
01:13:55.974 --> 01:13:57.183
All right, Daddy.
01:13:59.019 --> 01:14:01.730
Right, wee fella? You did well
for not grassing us to the police.
01:14:01.813 --> 01:14:03.273
- So you're in.
- What do you mean?
01:14:03.356 --> 01:14:05.191
You're one of us now, and this is it.
01:14:05.275 --> 01:14:07.527
- This is what?
- This is war.
01:14:09.279 --> 01:14:11.489
Let's go, boys. Let's do this.
01:14:11.573 --> 01:14:14.534
- What are we gonna do?
- Whatever the hell we want.
01:14:14.618 --> 01:14:16.786
Our bloods up, lads. Our bloods up.
01:14:17.495 --> 01:14:20.790
Authorities are urging citizens
to return to their homes immediately...
01:14:20.874 --> 01:14:21.958
Take what you want!
01:14:22.042 --> 01:14:24.377
...and to stay inside
and off the streets until further notice.
01:14:24.461 --> 01:14:26.546
- Come on, let's just get home.
- Effective immediately.
01:14:26.630 --> 01:14:28.173
They machine-gunned us.
01:14:28.256 --> 01:14:31.509
Armored cars paving the way
for the hooligans to come in.
01:14:31.593 --> 01:14:32.886
Everybody home now.
01:14:32.969 --> 01:14:35.263
This doesn't look good.
Come on, let's go. Let's go.
01:14:37.682 --> 01:14:40.185
I'm going home! I'm going home!
01:14:40.268 --> 01:14:42.270
- No, you're not.
- I wanna go home!
01:14:42.354 --> 01:14:44.898
- You're coming with us.
- I wanna go home.
01:14:46.358 --> 01:14:47.734
Go on! Smash them!
01:14:50.612 --> 01:14:52.405
- Come on. Get in here!
- Get in. Go on!
01:14:57.077 --> 01:14:59.371
Take it easy, man.
We don't want any trouble.
01:14:59.454 --> 01:15:02.290
- Oh, for God's sake, leave it.
- Come on. Let's go.
01:15:02.374 --> 01:15:03.792
They've put the windows through.
01:15:03.875 --> 01:15:06.002
This city belongs to the Protestants!
01:15:06.086 --> 01:15:08.338
- Get yourself something.
- What?
01:15:08.421 --> 01:15:09.839
Whatever you need.
01:15:09.923 --> 01:15:11.841
Hey, get back, you Fenian!
01:15:12.676 --> 01:15:15.512
- We're taking control.
- Washing powder!
01:15:15.595 --> 01:15:17.389
Lock the doors. Lock the doors.
01:15:26.231 --> 01:15:27.607
Mammy! Mammy!
01:15:27.691 --> 01:15:30.151
- Here, what the hell's going on?
- Mammy!
01:15:30.235 --> 01:15:33.029
- We're looting the supermarket.
- Where did you get that?
01:15:33.113 --> 01:15:35.198
I told you, we're looting the supermarket.
01:15:35.281 --> 01:15:38.034
You're what?
You wait right there, young man.
01:15:42.997 --> 01:15:45.208
Why did you take that washing powder?
01:15:45.291 --> 01:15:46.835
It's biological.
01:15:49.671 --> 01:15:52.298
Oh, no. Get you now, get you now.
01:15:55.427 --> 01:15:57.345
Here, grab everything you can.
01:15:57.429 --> 01:15:58.722
Smash it in!
01:15:58.805 --> 01:15:59.806
Come on.
01:15:59.889 --> 01:16:01.516
Move! Move it!
01:16:01.599 --> 01:16:03.601
Get the towel. Get the towel.
01:16:03.685 --> 01:16:04.978
You watch yourselves.
01:16:05.061 --> 01:16:07.188
- Clear the shelf!
- Take the lot of it.
01:16:07.272 --> 01:16:10.567
Now, you put that back. Do you hear me?
01:16:10.650 --> 01:16:13.153
And if you ever, ever do anything
like that again,
01:16:13.236 --> 01:16:14.904
I will kill you, do you hear me?
01:16:14.988 --> 01:16:17.282
And you, young madam,
if you ever drag my son
01:16:17.365 --> 01:16:20.410
into something like this again,
I will beat you black and blue
01:16:20.493 --> 01:16:22.746
until you never get home again,
do you hear me?
01:16:23.455 --> 01:16:25.582
All right. Put it back, I said.
01:16:25.665 --> 01:16:28.668
Hey, woman! We don't put things back.
01:16:29.377 --> 01:16:31.087
That's not the statement
we're trying to make.
01:16:31.171 --> 01:16:33.298
Billy, come on.
The army are coming. Come on!
01:16:33.381 --> 01:16:35.049
Out! Go on, get out!
01:16:35.133 --> 01:16:36.217
Come on. Grab it!
01:16:36.301 --> 01:16:38.178
- Out!
- All right, all right.
01:16:38.261 --> 01:16:39.637
- Come on.
- Come on!
01:16:42.432 --> 01:16:45.351
Clear the street Clear the street now.
01:16:45.435 --> 01:16:48.021
Tear gas and rubber bullets will be used.
01:16:48.563 --> 01:16:50.815
We're clearing this area.
Move out the way now!
01:16:50.899 --> 01:16:53.026
- Time to get out of here.
- Don't try anything.
01:16:53.109 --> 01:16:55.904
So, you two are going to guarantee
safe passage for me and my men.
01:16:55.987 --> 01:16:58.656
If you try to run,
I'll put a bullet in your son's head.
01:17:05.747 --> 01:17:08.416
Ah, here he comes, the Lone Ranger.
01:17:08.500 --> 01:17:10.627
Clear this area right now.
01:17:11.211 --> 01:17:13.505
I can see your kind
needs a little discipline!
01:17:13.588 --> 01:17:15.381
- Come on!
- You let them go now.
01:17:16.591 --> 01:17:20.470
No, I think if I do, one of them soldiers
is gonna take my head off.
01:17:22.222 --> 01:17:23.681
If they don't, I will.
01:17:25.308 --> 01:17:27.435
Over their dead bodies.
01:17:34.943 --> 01:17:37.153
Folks always have a problem with change.
01:17:37.237 --> 01:17:39.864
But you better get used to it, mister.
01:17:39.948 --> 01:17:42.200
People like me run this town now.
01:17:43.701 --> 01:17:47.163
And it's people like you
that bring us all down.
01:18:13.273 --> 01:18:14.524
Daddy!
01:18:52.979 --> 01:18:54.606
This isn't the end, pal!
01:19:30.767 --> 01:19:31.768
Thanks.
01:20:02.048 --> 01:20:03.341
It's gonna be all right.
01:20:04.092 --> 01:20:07.512
I'll talk to the committee,
get this fixed.
01:20:08.638 --> 01:20:10.181
There'll be no more bother.
01:20:14.852 --> 01:20:17.605
I caught sight of my face
in that shop window
01:20:19.440 --> 01:20:23.361
when I was running down the street
and dragging them poor kids behind me.
01:20:27.198 --> 01:20:29.325
And I was looking in the mirror just now...
01:20:31.786 --> 01:20:33.496
at that same face.
01:20:37.208 --> 01:20:39.043
And I asked myself...
01:20:41.796 --> 01:20:43.715
what the hell am I doing?
01:20:51.723 --> 01:20:54.434
And then I was sick...
01:20:57.478 --> 01:20:59.439
like I am every morning now.
01:21:09.115 --> 01:21:10.450
And I realized...
01:21:15.913 --> 01:21:20.460
I don't think it really matters anymore.
01:21:24.797 --> 01:21:26.090
So, tomorrow...
01:21:29.886 --> 01:21:32.180
when Mack and Auntie Violet come round...
01:21:37.393 --> 01:21:39.187
we're going to start packing.
01:21:55.369 --> 01:21:56.788
You've no choice.
01:21:58.581 --> 01:22:01.000
You know they're gonna
come for you, don't you?
01:22:02.126 --> 01:22:05.213
And this time,
they'll send somebody serious.
01:22:07.757 --> 01:22:09.759
Get yourselves to the moon.
01:22:13.554 --> 01:22:17.767
London's only one small step for a man.
01:22:19.060 --> 01:22:21.854
Belfast will still be here
when you get back.
01:22:23.940 --> 01:22:25.149
Will you?
01:22:28.736 --> 01:22:31.155
I'm going nowhere you won't find me.
01:22:46.796 --> 01:22:49.507
And now to announce
the winners of our school moon project...
01:22:54.762 --> 01:22:56.514
Well, how'd it go with this?
01:22:56.597 --> 01:22:58.516
- We got a gold star.
- We got a gold star.
01:22:58.599 --> 01:23:00.017
Ah! Good on youse.
01:23:00.101 --> 01:23:03.479
Now, tell me this,
seeing as you two will know.
01:23:03.563 --> 01:23:06.232
How do I get to the moon
with only ten pound,
01:23:06.315 --> 01:23:09.068
three leaky umbrellas and my bus pass?
01:23:19.787 --> 01:23:23.124
See, there's an art to an Ulster fry, son.
01:23:23.207 --> 01:23:26.919
Mind you, I'm glad your Aunt Violet's
away up the stairs there with your ma.
01:23:27.003 --> 01:23:29.505
She keeps banging on now
about how Northern Ireland's
01:23:29.589 --> 01:23:32.842
got the highest rates
of "chlomestremol" in the world.
01:23:32.925 --> 01:23:36.012
Sure, I think it's great
that we're world champions at something.
01:23:37.221 --> 01:23:40.266
Do you mind answering that for me, son,
while I've got this hot pan on?
01:23:42.685 --> 01:23:44.645
Is your mother in, son?
01:23:50.818 --> 01:23:52.570
Watch yourself, missus!
01:23:52.653 --> 01:23:54.947
- Where's your white stick?
- Are you all right, son?
01:23:55.031 --> 01:23:57.033
Will you ask in there
for my daddy, please?
01:23:57.116 --> 01:23:58.326
Point out who he is.
01:23:58.409 --> 01:24:00.912
The farmer says, "No,"
and he goes, "But do you have any bread?"
01:24:02.955 --> 01:24:06.042
Excuse me. Your little lad's here.
01:24:06.125 --> 01:24:07.501
What's that?
01:24:39.325 --> 01:24:41.327
- He was a great fella.
- Heart breaks for them.
01:24:41.410 --> 01:24:43.246
It was good to see him one last time.
01:24:43.329 --> 01:24:44.372
There.
01:24:54.465 --> 01:24:55.883
Oh, I'm done.
01:24:56.634 --> 01:24:59.220
Here, you're all right. Will!
01:25:00.429 --> 01:25:01.764
- You're all right.
- Yeah.
01:25:01.847 --> 01:25:04.642
Take that note up to Mrs. Hewitt
and get the wee message for your granny.
01:25:04.725 --> 01:25:05.768
For her nerves.
01:25:05.851 --> 01:25:06.852
Come on.
01:25:21.117 --> 01:25:23.828
That was a lot of people
that came to see him today.
01:25:24.620 --> 01:25:27.415
Aye. He was very popular.
01:25:28.332 --> 01:25:29.834
And he owed half of them money.
01:25:34.547 --> 01:25:36.674
He used to help me with my maths.
01:25:45.516 --> 01:25:47.226
He was a very deep thinker.
01:25:49.520 --> 01:25:51.063
A very deep thinker.
01:25:52.356 --> 01:25:53.941
Did he help you?
01:25:58.738 --> 01:25:59.739
Yeah.
01:26:01.657 --> 01:26:03.034
Yeah, he did help me.
01:26:04.994 --> 01:26:06.454
He helped me a lot.
01:26:11.083 --> 01:26:13.669
"For now we see through a glass, darkly,
01:26:14.253 --> 01:26:18.215
For now I know in part,
01:26:18.299 --> 01:26:22.261
but then I shall know as also I am known.
01:26:23.137 --> 01:26:26.766
For when I was a child,
I spake as a child,
01:26:26.849 --> 01:26:30.519
I understood as a child,
I thought as a child:
01:26:32.021 --> 01:26:35.399
but then I became a man
and I put away childish things."
01:26:36.901 --> 01:26:40.863
So do not say in grief
that you are sorry he is gone,
01:26:42.698 --> 01:26:46.494
but rather say in thankfulness
01:26:46.577 --> 01:26:49.497
you are grateful he was here.
01:26:57.296 --> 01:26:59.924
- God love him.
- And that wee dote.
01:27:00.716 --> 01:27:02.259
I'll miss him, now. I'll miss him.
01:27:02.343 --> 01:27:04.095
And we'll be sure to toast him
down the club.
01:27:04.178 --> 01:27:05.429
Will we head down now, will we?
01:27:05.513 --> 01:27:08.307
I'm sure your man'|| have
a wee sing-along with the jukebox.
01:28:55.623 --> 01:28:57.583
Top of the world, Ma!
01:28:57.666 --> 01:28:59.585
Top of the world!
01:29:33.118 --> 01:29:35.079
Buddy. Follow me.
01:29:44.255 --> 01:29:46.048
- Hi, Buddy.
- Hello.
01:29:56.100 --> 01:29:58.060
- Thanks.
- Thanks.
01:30:01.146 --> 01:30:03.607
- I'll come back.
- Make sure you do.
01:30:06.443 --> 01:30:08.028
- Cheerio.
- Cheerio.
01:30:18.706 --> 01:30:22.960
Daddy, do you think
me and that wee girl have a future?
01:30:23.043 --> 01:30:24.920
Well, why the heck not?
01:30:25.004 --> 01:30:26.964
You know she's a Catholic?
01:30:33.345 --> 01:30:36.473
That wee girl can be a practicing Hindu
01:30:36.557 --> 01:30:40.102
or a Southern Baptist
or a vegetarian Antichrist,
01:30:41.228 --> 01:30:44.315
but if she's kind and she's fair
01:30:44.398 --> 01:30:46.358
and you two respect each other,
01:30:47.276 --> 01:30:51.113
she and her people are welcome
in our house any day of the week.
01:30:51.196 --> 01:30:52.197
Agreed?
01:30:55.492 --> 01:30:59.455
Mind you, does that mean you and me
have to start going to confession?
01:30:59.538 --> 01:31:01.206
Probably.
01:31:01.290 --> 01:31:02.875
That's us two in trouble, then.
01:31:43.290 --> 01:31:44.333
Go.
01:31:46.418 --> 01:31:47.795
Go now.
01:31:51.173 --> 01:31:52.508
Don't look back.
01:31:56.261 --> 01:31:57.638
I love you, Son.
01:31:57.662 --> 01:32:08.662
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