I had to leave Germany, because of all the bad things.
Too many to mention
coming to England will be be a new start
chance to get things right.
I want to make friends.
What is wrong with me?
You are different Libshien.
I don't know why, you were lovely little girl.
I was never a nice girl. Other, the kids hated me.
Your mother was cruel. A brut of a woman
with her English ways.
When I met her, I thought she was the most handsome
woman I had ever seen.
Hmm.
But back then I was just a young German boy.
Easily impressed by foreigners.
I hated Blackpool.
You're not going back there, Papa.
If we go back to Blackpool,
I won't be responsible for what I do,
God's sake.
Helen, you must learn to stay outta trouble
I'm tired of moving on.
Munich was a shit hole, smell
of sausages everywhere. It made me sick.
I hear Eastbourne is a nice town.
Papa is not easy.
And as mama says, he's not right in the head with all of his
grand plans.
It's no wonder Mama couldn't live with him anymore.
But then she's not easy either.
350 pounds a week. The English are all
Crooks.
We'll find a way to get by. We always do.
How can we be respectful living in a place like this?
Let's try Papa.
I want no nonsense. I want to live a quiet life.
You promise me?
Yes, Papa.
And stay away from the yugin. You always get into trouble.
Yes, Papa.
And no beer drinking.
Swear! On the Bible.
Where am I going to sleep?
Do we have enough for fish and chips tonight?
Helen?
Would you like some wine too,
Papa? Yeah,
Just a cheap bottle.
Reisling! They have that everywhere.
Yeah,
I know what you like.
And get some cigarettes. Putsy.
Yes, Papa.
Hey mate. I give you this tenor. Can you get some cider?
What's in it for me?
No, I'm serious.
Are you a perv or something?
Nah, just think that you
two look like stunning looking birds.
You don't half speak like my dad.
Tell you what, I'll get you the cider. You two.
Show me the pier.
What is she on?
What are your names? Brenda, Alice
right, then.
Brenda and Alice.
You two look like you're up for an adventure. Am I
Right. Or what?
Maybe
What you says, Alice?
Yeah all right.
Sure you don't want something stronger than cider?
No way we get pissed. No problem off Cider.
Get strong stuff.
Get some fags as well.
Oh, Alice. Calm down girls. There's two bottles.
Open the other one. Grab my beer while you're at it.
Come on then you slags drink up.
Bastard. You're trying to get us drunk.
You're a bolshy little mouthful.
Of course I am. You like it, don't you?
- How old are you? - Two 17.
Alice is 16 or 17 next week. Are you virgin?
No way. Alice is like the school bike.
Proud of that.
Are you Alice? I am. All those little pricks.
What's your name? I'm Bobby Butcher.
No, seriously. Tell us your name. Bobby Butcher.
You're making it up. No,
butcher is my mom's name. Roberta's my middle
Name.
Where's his pier, then? Stuff that
you wanna make out, don't you?
You offering? Maybe! take a left up
here and go up to the woods.
You all right with that? Are you Alice? I don't mind.
What's taking you - So long?
Us older girls like to take, to take our time.
- I'm worried about Alice. - She's sleeping it off.
- It isn't like her. - Why'd you stop?
Did you put something in her drink?
Why would I do that?
You just stay where you are.
Nice - And slow.
We are in no hurry are we?
That's a good girl.
Please don't hurt me.
Please, please don't hurt me.
I like you Brenda. I don't hurt people I like
not unless they don't like me.
Do you like me Brenda? Yeah. Like really like me.
Do you love me?
What?
Love.
You know someone special.
Do you think I'm special?
Then let me hear you say it.
Say what I don't understand
say to me I love you.
Oh my God. What HAVE I DONE???
You met Bobby!!!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
What time is it? Putsy
Late.
I got lost. Eastborne is a big town.
I got the fish and chips.
I need a cigarette.
Your favorite brand of American cigarettes.
You're a good girl.
Maybe we could go to the pier tomorrow. Papa,
You should look for work.
We'll be fine. It's a Saturday.
We can afford to take one day off in life.
I need to get you a lighter.
What would I do without you putsy.
Don't know. Papa, come and get your fish.
Not now. Wrap it up. I'll have it tomorrow.
It's a nice view from this window. It's the lights.
All the lights. What are the English doing? Burning so much.
Electricity, it's a waste, in Germany.
We would switch all of them off. Not here
It's cold in here.
- It's in your mind. - I'm going to bed.
Here's your wine.
You can be such a spoiled little girl.
Stop it. Papa. You have your cigarettes and wine.
Where's my kiss?
You know that? I love you.
Don't be cross. Guten Neicht Papa.
Guten Neicht, Liebchen.
Perhaps I'll sleep tonight.
- I hope so. - I'm glad we left Germany.
These are new beginnings. All our trouble's behind us.
Yeah. Tomorrow we'll go to the Pier.
We can have tea
That, that's fucking look that one.
Yeah. That bad.
Oi!!
Well you're talking to me mate.
I am. Yes. Got my father hat.
Oh yeah.
Don't see a name in there. Finders keepers. Right mate.
What's your name then Sonny?
What you gonna report me to the
rozers for picking up litter?
- I asked you your name. - It's Batman.
And what does that mate you? Robin?
Try to be nice Colin. She can have the
hat.
Doesn't want the hat. Colin.
No, no, no. This hat belongs to her. Now see,
Look at her.
She's an ugly cow. Fucking what? I'm saying that again.
I'm gonna fucking slice you bruv.
You want to go?
I'll fucking go
We'll have it.
He's on crack
Doesn't know what he's doing
That's all right then. Yeah, I'll let him off.
Just one thing. You've gotta pay for this damage.
You don't need no harm. We're just here looking for laughs.
You know how it is at the seaside. Hi. No. I don't know how
if your hot papa, it got damaged
That hole as old as you are.
I was careless when I first had it. Ellen,
Don't cross papa.
Well, maybe we should go have afternoon here.
One of the few things the English do well,
it'll be father door on a pier.
Yeah,
it.
I threw them away. Ruined by the sea water.
Two for 20 pounds. See
Yeah.
Be good for work.
There's a lot of unemployment here. Papa.
The English. Don't want a pine work.
That's why it's easy to find work. If you're a foreigner.
I've got no qualifications.
You are good with your hands. Plumbing, carpentry.
It will be indispensable.
I don't like this town. Papa. There's too many kids.
You know how I feel about kids.
Ellen, you promise you stay out of trouble.
- Yes. - Good girl.
Look at my hair. I haven't had it done in
months and my nails are fucked.
- You're fine. - Yeah.
Why can't I just be well turned out
When you finish your tea, we'll go
to a hairdressers. Get you done up all night.
You can't just turn up. You have to book.
So you have a wedding tomorrow,
Papa.
He gets married on Sunday.
- We think of something. - But's. See?
How would we pay for that?
I always take care of you, don't I, Papa?
No, you are full of surprises when it comes to money.
I mean it could cost 50 pounds or more.
Leave it to me Papa.
Sorry. Clumsy dyke.
Next time watch where you're going. Fucker.
Okay,
Eric Rohampten.
Are you coming Fifi?
Do you want me to, are you coming? Don't lie to me.
Yes, Eric. I'm coming. I'm coming. 'cause you want me to?
Yeah, I want you to. Here you are. It's fucking nice.
Shouldn't have called me a dyke.
You need to choose your men more carefully.
Nice place, nice things.
But he wasn't nice, was he?
Oh well, girls will be girls.
You are a good girl. So I'm gonna be nice to you.
You won't want to see what happens next.
How much do I owe you
You ready papa?
Putsy, where did you get that coat?
Oh, you like it. I got it in a Charity shop.
Is it Mole hair? It's nice. Look at us.
We look like a right pair of English toffs.
The girls in the salon were lovely. How is my hair? You
Look a million dollars papa.
- Ah, you're just humoring me. - You look just lovely.
All done up and nowhere to go.
I got just two tickets to the theater tonight Papa.
Putsy? Is it Shakespeare?
I don't think so. It's called Murder in the House.
Murder in the, is that a Who done it?
I quite like who done it. I can usually work out the
killer in the first 10 minutes.
You should have been a detective Papa.
Yeah. The police in Deutsche Land are
awful at solving murders.
All of those unsolved murders in Munich.
I would've caught the killer within a week.
Serial killers are all oddballs.
It doesn't take much detective work to spot a couch.
If you say so, Papa, - You don't believe me. Putsy?
I didn't say that papa.
You know I have highly developed psychic powers.
You haven't used them in a long time.
- I'm using them now. - Have a cigarette Papa.
- Don't dismiss your father. - I'm sorry.
I worry about, you Putsy, Did you really get
that coat from a charity shop?
Yes. I got you. Something to wear to the theatre.
- It's beautiful. - It's your size.
You got this from charity shop too.
Of course. Same shop as the coat.
I love it. I would be the bell of the ball.
We've taken a room in a quiet seaside town
on the south coast.
It's outta season.
But the weather is mild for this time of year.
I've made a few new friends,
but they all seem to be very shallow
and not particularly nice.
Can I look yet Papa?
Nine. I'm not ready.
Perhaps I'll meet a nice girl here. I feel very lonely.
Papa is demanding and useless without me.
I hate him sometimes. Stepfather's always like this.
I wish you would tell me who my real father is.
Is that why you are so ashamed of me?
We're going to be late.
Quiet - I need time
damn thing!
You alright?
Ah, I'll help
Let me knot you up.
I Can hardly breathe.
Just kidding.
- Good. - You look great, Papa.
Yes.
Now fetch me my coat
Nein, Nein, Nein
It's good like this.
I'll be too cold.
We get to taxi to the theatre.
How? How are we affording all of this?
Leave the money worries to me.
Ready?
Be kind to me. Papa.
I am always nice to you.
Stop it Helen. You are worse than your mother.
I find that hard to believe Papa.
There he is.
Who?
He was so rude to me.
Yeah. Why don't you go have a word with him Putsy?
Papa
you can be so mela dramatic. You were very rude to him.
You never support me. I can see even now
that you would like to get rid of me.
Papa.
I hate it when you're like this.
You think I'm a burden on you.
I'm the only father you have ever had, other daughters.
Do not treat their fathers with
the indifference you have for me.
You betray me at every turn. You are nothing.
Wicked, girl!
See what you made me do? you make me so angry.
I'm sorry Papa.
I know. I know.
Come, come, come, come, come.
Love you. Didn't mean to hurt you Papa.
It was the Englishman's fault.
It's always the same Liebchen.
Whenever we try and enjoy
ourselves, these people, they won't.
They won't accept us. They think we. They think we are scum.
What use are good clothes?
If you can't hide the kind of people you are,
What are we papa?
You're special. They may turn their noses up at us.
But we are God's chosen ones. That is our secret.
All better.
Come. Come.
And I was right Liebchen,
- About what Papa? - The killer.
I figured it out in the first 10 minutes.
So there's this guy in the middle of the alley.
You're just pissing now.
Just pissing in the middle of the alley.
Just like I'm about to do right now.
Gary, you got any booze at your place?
Yeah. Got half a bottle. Vodka.
Is that all called, man,
I've got some. We
Yeah.
- Yeah. - Yo, yo. Yo.
Make it to my gaff, man.
Yeah, I'm a bit pissed. Which, which way is it?
- Just fold it down. Oh. - Oh,
Fuck me.
Busy. What you doing?
Do you wanna fuck Gary? He's too pissed.
- Worse enough. - Can breezy.
Helen.
Helen. I can't sleep with all that noise.
It is All right, Papa. I'll go and ask them to keep it down.
Okay?
Oh,
You like my mate?
- Don't know. - Must know if you like him.
He's right. If I toss it sometimes
His far, his girlfriend break his heart.
Not his girlfriend only. Only known him for three weeks.
Same as me. Right?
Do you know what you're looking for?
Yeah, I know what that was like.
How do I know you don't just want me?
'Cause I'm as your mate.
So I was watching you when you were dancing
Snap.
I was watching you watching me.
We all right in the morning.
Where - Are really like you D he.
Yeah. I know you do your phone call. Come
On
The fuck.
Who the fuck did that?
You chucked at me.
You woke my father up - And
You need to learn some manners.
Are you taking the piss? It's a Saturday night.
We can do whatever the fuck we want. It's a free world.
How old are you? - 19.
- You're a police woman. - You're gonna wish I was.
Come on. We're just having a bit of fun, right?
We're sorry we woke up. Your dad.
- You sorry too. - She doesn't want any trouble.
Yeah. Sorry. A bit noisy back there, Gary.
Yeah, sorry darling.
Oh, - I'm glad I'm your darling.
Gary, I've been watching you sticking your fingers
into his knickers.
No, I was 19. A prick.
Like you beat the shit outta me
for looking at his girlfriend.
But if I was to stick my fingers into Izzy's knickers,
would you mind answering?
Would you beat the shit outta me? Gary,
How?
How does she know her names?
What'd you say? Is he You wanna be fucked by me?
Fuck off. You're gross.
I don't take rejection. Well,
here's tea time and new mate.
- Yeah. - I need plastic surgery.
Helen.
- No. - I need plastic surgery.
No, I think you look beautiful the way you are.
You have your eyes closed. Look at me.
Look at me.
I don't need, I need plastic surgery.
You don't need plastic surgery.
Come over here. You can see
my face is wrinkled like an like an old hag.
Yeah. Helen.
You know I don't like to see any woman naked.
Helen with this.
You in a God mood this morning, Papa.
Well, on Sunday, on Sunday, I like
to go the Sunday papers
and have godless
mercy come put.
Look, see how this life,
this life has made me own before my years.
Touch my skin. Touch it.
Yeah. It's the skin of a crocodile.
No Papa. It's lovely and smooth.
You can't flatten. You are my daughter.
So truth be there.
Really. Papa, you are in marvellous
condition for your age.
I don't know. Another 50-year-old with such beautiful skin.
- I'm not 50. - Of course you're not.
It says here, look.
See, I'm 45.
That's not your passport. Papa.
You are not Francis Butcher.
When you were not Bobby Butcher.
What a shame life. We lead
because of you.
Stop one because of you.
What a sham life we need because of you.
That's why I I regret ever meeting, talk
your mother because you have stop, stop. Been the cruellest
Daughter a father could ever have about Stop,
stop, stop, stop.
We get up
and get you the Sunday papers
and the double espresso.
So you don't need any plastic surgery.
If I did, how would we afford it?
Maybe some Botox. So expensive.
Do you like some cigarettes?
Upper nine.
Nine. Dunk pussy.
Have you seen this? I'll never find her.
Why's that - Girls go missing all the time in England?
Only find one in 20.
- Did you know her? - She's a lovely girl.
Bright, intelligent. Could have got into Oxford.
What a Shane. It's the lovely ones that go missing.
There are a few tow rags around here
that I wouldn't miss on a month of Sundays.
Nice meeting you,
Helen.
You remember the pier yesterday?
Two young people found drowned under the pier
named Colin Mercer And Doyne Middleton.
Isn't that the name of that princess? Maybe they're family.
A common enough name. Papa.
Yeah. You never know. They committed suicide.
18 years old. So, so sad.
We must say a prayer for them. Helen.
Don't be angry with me, Helen.
You know I have sympathies for all
of the starving people in the world.
What if we had seen them on the Pier?
What if we had seen that young papa?
We could have, we could have talked to them.
We could have talked sense into them.
You must say a prayer for them.
Think how their mothers must be fearing.
Stop it. Papa. You are making yourself hysterical.
I am rational and calm. Must have respect for the dead.
And it's Sunday. That is
what good Christian fathers do on Sunday.
They go to chapel.
First time I took you to Sunday school, you did not want me
to leave you there with all the other children.
You had quite a tantrum.
I've always been firm on you for your own good.
You get up
and we'll go to chapel, make our with God
and then we can go out.
Sorry Miss. But you're gonna have to turn around.
What's going on? Can't tell you that.
Oh, we live here. We have a look right to know.
Did you hear any disturbances last night? No,
Helen
That's not true. We heard noise. It's kept me awake.
You're light asleep. Or papa. There was some noise.
It's like that. And the pop comes out.
- Tell me please. - My father will worry.
Three teenagers have been found dead.
- Eh? - Done the cutting.
Helen. What is she - Saying?
I'm just asking the way to the nearest chapel. Papa.
Yeah, if, if you turn around
and make a left at the main road
and keep going, you'll find say Madeleine's.
Thank you - Duncan.
- You right Papa. - Why does this always
happen everywhere we move here?
What do you mean - Hide things from me?
Someone has died. Yes.
Yes. Papa. Someone has been killed. It's not unusual.
Who die all the time. World is a violent place.
You watch American cop shows 50 per hundred thousand people.
- One in England. - Yeah, Papa in England too.
There are 12 murders by a hundred thousand people.
Germany is only eight.
How do you know these things?
I got a good head for figures.
They are morbid figures. Morbid.
- No gimo. It's not right. - I love you Karen.
No, I want to get rid of it. If
You do, God will never forgive you.
- Father. - Yes. Can I help you?
- Father? I've sinned. - You are all sinners in
the eyes of the Lord.
I'm a murderer. Father,
Have you lost a child?
I've taken many lives.
What is your profession, my dear?
I'm a butcher father.
There is nothing wrong with taking the lives
of God's creatures.
The Lord said, anything
that is sold in the marketplace may be eaten.
Without question, conscience, anything
that is sold in a butcher shop, you may eat without inquiry.
So I am forgiving.
There is nothing to forgive.
Daughter, are you
new to our parish?
Yeah. Can I
ask you a question?
- Please. - A priest's allowed to have children.
- Why do you ask? - Oh,
on then my son, let's hear you.
Confession. The girl that just left.
I have truly sinned. I am so ashamed.
The Lord Jesus protect you and lead you to eternal life.
Let's get out of here.
Yeah, I was
thinking I'm going to confession,
but realised I have nothing to confess.
My conscience is clear. Why don't you take the faith?
But see, yeah.
I blame your acting mother.
Filling your head with all these communist ideas.
Work as a rule. Work as
busy hands, idle heads.
It's all in the past. Papa,
I would like.
I would like to go for a drive.
- Yeah. - What about lunch?
You can have a picnic drink. Champagne.
I'm not myself. Thank you.
Are you celebrating?
- Nothing special? - No. I've never had champagne.
Oh. It really is nothing special.
- I'm Karen. - Hobby.
- Are you from here? Bob? - Oh, from all over English.
Half German.
And you? I'm from Ukraine. Ukraine.
That's a long way away. Yes.
Unfortunately I'm stuck here in England.
Not got a boyfriend, Karen.
No, not real one. I was with the boy, but he was not.
Right. What about you?
I take care of my father.
Oh, that's a nice thing to do.
He's just outside there. Would you like to meet him?
- Yes. Why not? - I'm not taking up your
Time.
No, no. I'm just wondering about lost.
Not many things I can do on Sundays. Yeah.
Papa. Papa.
This is Karen. Kiev.
Kiev. Ah.
My grandfather fought the rushes in the water. Nice to meet you.
That's my pleasure meeting you.
Your daughters think the world about you.
How sweet of you. We'll see. Is she coming with us?
- We just met Papa. - You should come with us on our
I'll be in the way.
Not at all. We would be happy for the company.
Oh, Papa Karen has other things to do.
Nonsense. Coming with us will be an education.
You are my guest. Come.
- Where are we going? - Beat your head. Helen.
Get the basket.
Hi. I only have a can of tuna to contribute.
- I don't like tuna. - What?
Ah, so this is another English shaman. Hmm. I like it.
- I love it. I like the colour. - It's not the green.
- The green. - The colour of the sea. Yeah. Yeah.
It's not exactly I imagined I,
it's not the deep blue I would like,
but it's, we are here.
Thank you have thanks.
I don't have much of a head for heights. What about you?
No, I'm okay with it.
This one's a quite high.
Yeah, they are favourite sport for suicides.
Maybe if we look carefully, we can see what?
Just my dark sense of humour. Forgive my foolish.
That's fine. You can say whatever you want.
- You are a nice girl, Karen. - I'm not perfect.
No one is perfect, but something is wrong.
What is it?
- I'm pregnant. - Ah. Right.
Not a, not a secret. You can keep hidden for long.
I want to get rid of it and the father shit.
That is normal. And
that I can see that he doesn't love you otherwise.
Why would you be here with us?
This has got to be one of the best views in England.
I hate letting not think. So
What's Hitler got to do with it?
If he had conquered this country,
he would've turned all of this down.
You're - Crazy for the champagne Buty.
Why do you call her Budy - Just means baby.
But her name is Bobby.
Her, her name in England is Bobby.
Bobby Robina Butcher after her.
Oh, the butcher is, it's a real name.
Yeah. Butcher Taylor Baker.
All, all old English names in Germany is Fleischer.
But my family name is Razor. An old French name.
It goes back to before Napoleon.
- Hmm? - My last name is Flight.
Flight. Eh?
Well, at least it's not Butcher Champagne.
Hi. It's so wonderful. I drink with French restaurants
Darlings.
Good luck, Helen. What
You are drinking too fast.
Papa.
When I was Karen's age, I could
drink anyone under the table.
Come on. We are drinking for Karen's baby.
- You have a baby. - She's having a baby.
Isn't that right darling? Unhap the food. Helen.
That's a really nice spot. Bob.
I'll shall call you. Helen.
Call me what you like. What's Ukraine like?
Karen, compared to England?
It's nice. I mean, it's different.
Russian's a problem, but England is problem too to,
they think they like foreigners, but I don't think they do.
The English are decorative. They drink
too much all of the time.
And the women more than the men. Not my pussy.
She's a good girl.
What do you think of yourself, Helen?
When the football is on and Germany plays England,
She supports Germany.
They're winners.
What are you doing? Have I offended you?
But you don't like me since you know that I'm pregnant.
It's not true. But there is something I can see it.
Something's wrong. What if I tell
you who the father is?
- The priest. - How do you
Found this on your phone?
How dare you? Are - You a found this?
You have no right? This is not what you think.
I'm, I'm doing modelling for my to pay my tuition fees.
That's what you say.
You want to be careful. It's a long way down.
You wouldn't want to commit suicide.
- Yeah. - When I first saw you, I thought,
I thought maybe you could be my girlfriend.
What did you think?
I I thought you looked lonely.
It's a strain to look after your father.
- I hate my father. - Oh, he means? Well,
He hates me. No,
He is obviously, he loves you.
He mocks me all the time.
That, that's his sense of humour.
Germans have no sense of humour.
Thanks God. English too.
Can we, can we just stop off the ash, please? I'm scared.
You are so beautiful.
Thank you. Ah, the champagne got into my head.
I thought for a second that you're gonna h me over.
Do you forgive me for, for looking at your phone?
- Yes. I understand. - Yeah.
You don't have to worry about Jack Mo anymore.
You really want your baby to die.
Yeah. I don't want to die.
- Do you want to die? - That's a silly question. No.
Why should you live and the baby die?
That, that, that's not funny.
That's not not funny.
Say a prayer for that little one.
Why do you hate me, mama? Can't you tell me?
Do you know what it has done to me knowing that you blame me
for everything that has gone wrong with your life?
What about my life?
It's completely fucked up and I dunno how to fix it.
The whole world just seems to be populated by ants
and fuckers
makes me so angry.
I just want to do something about it.
How long have I been asleep? Pusy?
Hour and a half. Papa.
Mm. I hate waking up in the afternoon.
It gives me that empty feeling of
life not being worth living.
But you are here Libia. You are my life.
Where's Karen?
- She had to go to work. - How did she get there?
Took her to the bus stop.
There's a bus from here to east born.
Yes, Papa. I would've wake you,
but I know how bad you sleep.
She asked me to thank you for a lovely afternoon.
I hope she's all right, Helen. She seemed very unhappy.
Did you get her number?
- Yes. Papa. - Good. I will give her a call.
You fast too much papa
People in this world don't look after each other enough.
Helen. We must take care of one another.
You know Karen is the kind
of girl I would like as a daughter-in-Law.
Maybe I could fix you to her.
I don't think she liked me.
She was looking at you every chance she got.
So she's having a man's baby. That's just biology.
It's companionship. Companionship is key.
Remember that, Helen, I will not be here forever.
Oh, I, I pop by earlier
to see how long you're gonna be staying.
I'm not sure. Mr. Hackett.
Oh, kill me. Larry, you take your time
to decide. Miss Butcher,
Call me Bobby.
Bobby, you look like a, a handy woman to have around
and you got a nice toolkit.
Oh, do you know anything about washing machines?
A little bit.
I've gotta leak out the back of mind.
Wondering if you wouldn't mind taking a look for me.
Just let me fetch my tooth.
Alright, I'll, I'll be in the kitchen downstairs.
Who is that? Ian - Landlord.
He has a small plumbing problem.
Should get the introduction if you are helping him.
Babs died four years ago. Cancel the bowel.
Kept complaining it was me food,
but didn't gone see the doctor when she did.
It was too late.
- I'm sorry to hear that. - Well,
life throw you some rotten eggs.
Done it. Eh? But she looked after me. Babs was well insured.
Her payout meant that I could buy this place,
run it as a boarding house.
No idea. The sort of people I've had through here.
Sailors, engineers, salesmen, gangsters,
Murderers.
Not as far as I know. God, maybe you have.
I just don't know.
That's - It. You are all done loose drainage host.
Oh, - You're a marvel Bobby.
Let's have a drink and celebrate.
What are we celebrating? You
Fixing me washing machine.
There you are you good off?
I've got a new woman, Larry.
Well, fair. Got a few lady callers so to speak.
That's no one's special.
It's a shame. Attractive man.
No, you think so? I've had better days Bobby.
Much better days. That was quite
a looker when I was younger.
Oh, you can tell you still got your looks.
Well some maybe. But that's life, isn't it?
Hey, catches up with you.
All the wine, the late nights, you know.
Hey, do you want something to eat?
Ah, here is something I
made earlier.
Quite the chef me went to a cookery store. Proper stuff.
Look at the crust on that. That is professional.
I'll tell you what, I can't stand though.
These cookery shows on, on, on. Tell they only one I like.
Is that, that Keith Floyd bloke?
It doesn't matter what he it went the wine.
My kind of broke. Get yourself a plate.
Bobs every time I cook, please.
Makes me think of four and 25 birds. Yeah. What is
It?
This is Sweeny Tall pie.
- What's that then? - Oh,
you've left a sheltered life, haven't you?
Bobs This is the leftovers.
My tenants flipping first one to believe me.
No, it's apple pie. Really?
Let me get you some cream that, oh, how'd you going there?
A bit, didn't I? Bobs got a wicked sense of you for me.
Ah, there we go. There we all sorted. I'll tell you what.
You wanna see me tits? Let me tidbits your recipes.
Yeah. These are all the recipes I've gathered from me.
Tenants over the years come from all over the world.
Have a look at that.
There you've got a recipe for me. Bob's. So make German.
I'm not much of a cook.
Ah, everyone's got one dish to share.
- Can I ask my father? - It's come a, a small room.
You're sharing with your father, isn't it?
Follow me. I'll show you a nice wheel.
Try that bed out, boss. Go get lovely goat on there.
When was the last time you in a bed like this?
- Never. - You wanna see something
that I look at every night?
Look up. Okay. How my suit track?
How many have you done?
Two, three. Two and a half.
And what Trump would you like to try with me?
- Do they have numbers? - Let's start
with number one then, shall we? Eh?
- Ah, there we go. - Makes it easy.
There we are. Sweetheart.
You need to get your strength back.
I feel bad Larry. You're
Spoiling me.
Ah, why not? You did me a good turn.
Well, a few good turns.
My father will be wondering.
Ah, you got laid bobs. That's what happened.
Now we talk and I'll send you back home to daddy.
- Don't mock me. - Oh,
Sorry.
Your sensitive soul.
Well, why don't you go back up and see how your dad's doing
and come back down later.
- I can't. - Course you can.
You are growing up
now etop.
I want you nice and strong to try that one.
Where have you been
Talking to Mr.
Hackett
For three hours?
You're hardly the world's most talkative person. Now talk
Papa.
Let me be happy.
Happy. What about my happiness?
You leave me in this room on my own
worrying sick about what has happened to you.
- Who is only downstairs? - That man is a dog.
Papa Larry is a very nice person.
Larry. You wouldn't know nice if he beat you.
You smell a puff cheap perfume.
The kind that prostitutes wear
Dog.
Papa. I'm my own person. I won't be lectured by you
Anymore.
So now we have it out of you.
You would get rid of me and replace me with
that cousin over downstairs.
Stop it. Stop it. Stop
It.
Egyptian. Egyptian. Come me up. Come here.
Leave me alone. I won't be
responsible for what I do.
What you even do. You want
to wet yourself like you When you're a little
girl, you going to cry.
No. It's your woman. Now what do you going to do, Helen?
You're going to do what you always do. Nothing.
- What? - You always do? Nothing.
Because you are a coward of a girl
who can't even stand up to her own father.
I can't believe I ended up with a child like you.
You deserve the beatings your mother gave you.
She was trying to make a woman out of you.
I knew it was a waste of time
that you would amount to nothing.
Nothing. Nothing.
Running errands. Trying to please me
with your pathetic pandering.
Well, I'm not pleased. Enjoying yourself
while I am left in this room.
Cold, hungry and alone. Look at my hands.
They are as cold as death. Do you want me to die?
- No. - And why did you take so long?
- I have speak up. - You
know I have no sense of time.
No sense of time. You know what time we eat.
I get your a takeaway.
I don't want takeaway.
I want nice meal in a nice restaurant
Because it's late to have to be Indian or Chinese.
And that is how much you care for me. You are hopeless.
- I get wine too. - Hopeless. Hopeless.
- What? - You always nothing. Because you are.
How are the girl who can't even stand up to her own father?
Not the only ever
had difference between it.
Every time you are
Papa.
Oh, it's just coming up. Where is he?
Ooh, I'm playing. Innocent. Me.
No papa don't. Papa don't go in there. He's asleep.
Don't look at him.
Sorry. Was an accident. I am.
Put in the car to take him somewhere.
Why are you like this?
Why are you like this? Go
upstairs and back.
Leave in the morning. Lie where?
It's Germany all over again.
The customer you're trying to reach is not available.
Please call back.
Karen, it's Maisie. Giacomo's dead.
Hello? Karen, are you there? Hello? Who's this?
It's Maisie. Karen's flatmates. Sorry, who is this?
Sister Bobby. Oh, are you a nun?
Karen is very upset about Giacomo's death. Is she all right?
I think she may be suicidal. Can I, can I speak with her?
She's gone for a walk.
Well, why didn't she take her phone with her?
She was irrational. She left her keys too.
Oh, - That's not good. Are you at the flat now?
Yeah, but so sorry. Sorry. What did you say your name was?
Sister Bobby. I'll drop the phone and the keys round to you.
What's your address? It's 17 Compton Street. Do you know it?
I'll find it. Okay.
- Karen. - Karen.
Who the fuck are you? I'm sister.
Bobby, did you let yourself in? Sure.
Did you Maisie? Yeah.
Darren's in the lounge.
You go both ways sweetheart.
Like you nuns. I let you in on a secret.
I'm not a nun. Why are you then
Social worker?
In my own way.
There you are. Who the
fuck is this?
You are sick. You should be locked up.
I was locked up before. Now I'm having fun.
Having fun. Shouldn't you be playing video
games like everybody else?
I'm not like everybody else here. Let me help you with that.
No. Ah.
Oh, maybe I should have met you before I met Karen.
We could have been mates.
You fucking kidding me. I'm pretty hard to get rid of.
You're a bitch. You're just gonna watch me bleed to death.
Pretty painful watching. Actually.
Look, I reckon you've got about 20 minutes,
so why not
have one last cigarette?
But I always say you should live each moment
as if it's your last.
Oh,
might as well leave you with some hope.
Bye.
Happy birthday Maisie.
That's it mama. We're moving on.
And it's all your fault.
You made me what I
am and I hate you.
Don't, I don't want to hear your voice. Oh, papa.
It's a long way to blackboard. It is.
Like you said, I had a bad childhood.