I think I got to, like, 16? So I guess it was okay.
But you know that move, that you're really good at, but I can't do it?
I always tip over too hard.
Yeah, can you show me?
- How do you do that? - Just picking up your feet.
- Okay, what I’ve gotta lift it up? - Yeah, like this.
Hey, Bailey.
Hey!
Bailey!
Let's go, I'm done. Let's go home.
What?
I've got a surprise for you at home.
- What is it? - It's a surprise.
Here. Take this.
Ay, careful with that. It's my cash cow, yeah.
It's not an actual cow, but you know. Let's go, let's go.
Here we go.
Let's go, let's go.
There we go, we're good, we're good.
Yes!
Yo. God bless ya!
None can pull the passion loose from youth's ungrateful hands
As I stand I'm about to make a lot of money
Gold harps in the pan
None can revolution lead with selfish needs aside
As I cry I'm about to make a lot of money
Gold harps on the side - Woo!
Is it too real for ya?
Is it too real?
The winter evening settles down
The bruised and beat up open sky, six o'clock
The city in its final dress
And now a gusty shower wraps the grimy scraps
Of withered leaves all about your feet
And then the ringing of a twitching hand
Six o'clock, six o'clock
Hey? Hey. Put a smile on your face, me darling.
Feck me.
- Hi guys. - Hi brother.
It's a beautiful day.
- Hey, where's them fecking snakes? - Leave my snakes alone.
They better be in that fucking cage, man, or wherever you keep them in, eh?
Dad, why you in such a good mood?
Er, you’re about to find out, innit.
Kayleigh.
Oh, Kayleigh.
Hey. Give me the bag.
Careful with the bag.
Kayleigh? I've got Bailey here.
Hang on babe, I'm just coming.
Give her a chance, please, alright?
Hey, look here, for me. Alright?
- For me, yeah? - Yeah.
Look at those pretty eyes. Look at those pretty eyes.
Kayleigh.
Oh, beautiful! Oh, two beautifuls, eh?
Beautiful One and Beautiful Two, hello, hello, hello.
You look beautiful. Hello, hello.
Hey, you wear this special hat for me, yeah?
- How are we? I missed you. - Oh, I missed you too.
No, I did miss you though.
We got big news.
Okay, yeah.
We got big news. Show her.
I'm excited, look at that.
What d'you think?
What do I think, eh?
So?
"So" what?
What d'you mean "so what"?
- I don't know what's going on. - The cat suit.
She got it made for you. Especially for you, for Saturday.
What's Saturday?
"What's Saturday"? "What's Saturday".
"What's Saturday"?
We're getting married on Saturday.
We're getting married, it's proper. She wants matching bridesmaids.
So she got this made for you, you and Couchee.
- I told you she wouldn't like it. - She does like it. She's gonna try it on.
Come on, try it on.
- No. - Try it on will you.
So I can take it back if it don't fit, in time.
Yeah, here. Come on, try it on.
I don't like it.
Try it on.
I'm not trying it on.
- What you being fecking rude for? - I'm not wearing that.
What d'you mean? You are gonna wear it.
- No, I'm not. - Yes, you are gonna wear it.
I don't wear stuff like that.
- I told you she wouldn't like it. - No, no, she does like--
Hey, hey, listen. Let me sort this out with her. Seriously.
Why've you kept it from me?
I mean, I only asked her last week.
Why am I the last to know?
Why can't you be chuffed for me?
Hmm?
Why can't you be chuffed for me?
How comes you suddenly got money for this?
The toad! This drug toad! See this fecker.
This little fecker's gonna pay for everything.
Hmm?
Does that mean she's moving in?
Er, I'm right here.
Listen, eh, don't do this. Look, eh.
She makes me happy, alright?
You've only known her two minutes.
Not only two minutes. Three months. I've known her three months.
- Have you been counting? Oh, sweet. - Course I've been counting, eh?
I count every single minute with you. Three months and a minute.
- Where you going? What are you doing? - Why d'you care?
- You're gonna try this on. - No, I'm not.
- Try it on. - No, I'm not trying it on.
Don't fucking do this.
- Look at me. Look at..., stop it. - Bug, it doesn't matter.
- Stop it. Hey, enough. - Don't matter.
Hey! Look at me, look. Hey. Stop it.
Oh, Bug, it don't matter.
You gonna try the fecking thing on or not?
- No. - D'you want me to dress you like a baby?
D'you want me to dress you like a fucking baby? Stop it.
Get off me now!
- Put the fucking dress on. - Bug, it don't matter.
- Get off me. - D'you want me to put it around ya?
Look, it's beautiful on you. You're gorgeous!
Yeah, you look gorgeous, Bailey.
Get off of me. I hate you.
You know you're gonna try it on, yeah?
Go away.
It's another one of his crazy schemes that come to nothing.
He says he's booked The Merry Chest.
Cor, he must be serious then.
He's just tryna show off, tryna impress her.
He ain't got the money for that.
He reckons the toad'll pay for it. Slime's drugs.
Urgh, a toad?
It's their drug toad.
But she'll be moving in with the kid, telling us what to do,
acting like she means something to us.
Eating our food, and playing Harry Styles.
Does she like Harry Styles?
I don't know, bet she does.
Tell you what, she won't be telling me what to do.
Well, you're all done.
I think it suits ya.
- Do you? - Yeah.
You look like a proper vigilante.
Do I?
- So I look good, yeah? - Yeah.
What's a vigilante?
He's got some business tonight, he's helping a kid.
He's doing business the old bill should be doing.
- Who's the kid? - Bailey, just forget that, man.
Forget you heard anything, Bailey.
Can I come?
I'm not telling you anything.
Why can't I come?
Cos I said no kids.
I'm not a kid, I'm 12. And I'm not even a virgin.
Is that true, Bailey?
Nothing that comes out her stupid mouth is true.
Can you do me?
- Don't be silly. - I'm being serious.
What about Saturday? Don't you wanna look good for your dad's wedding?
I don't care.
What d'you think, Hunter?
He don't get a say about my hair.
- Are you sure? - Hundred percent.
Bug will kill me.
He won't even notice, I'll say it's me.
I wish I was like you, Bailey. So sure of yourself.
Mum said I was born looking for trouble.
Hunter, look. I'm gonna be just like you.
I don't want you to get hurt.
Don't worry, I'll be alright.
What the feck are you doing, get off the floor, will ya?
What the feck did you do to your hair, man?
I cut it.
- Did you do it on purpose? - Yeah.
You gotta ask me when you do stuff like this. You can't do this.
Move out my way, I've got shit to do.
You have to ask me, I'm your father, darling.
You didn't ask me about getting married.
Cos I'm an adult. You're fecking 12!
So what?
Ahh... What do I--
You're gonna be an ugly bridesmaid, you know that?
I ain't gonna be your bridesmaid.
I'm sorry?
I am not gonna be your bridesmaid.
Yes, you are. If it's over my dead body, you're gonna be a bridesmaid.
You and that baby's gonna be matching. That is our dream.
I don't care about your dream.
What d'you mean you don't care about my dream?
Hey! I'm a talk to you later.
Careful, Bailey!
Ai, you're looking sick man, the hair is cold!
- Bailey, man, just go away fam like-- - Ai, shut up.
What you doing? I wanna come.
Ai, how we getting in there?
Alright listen yeah. Alright, so basically...
Kelvin knocks, we hide, when they open the door, boom we go in.
- It's as simple as that. - Let's do it.
What you doing? What do you mean by "boom"?
We're not doing anything, let's roll bro.
- Come on, bruv, let's go. - Ai, Bailey, you're not coming.
Gotta look after the kids, innit.
- Bro, you're not coming, man. - Shut up, bruv.
- What you gonna do? Yes I am. - Go home fam. You're not coming.
You're not coming. I told you this earlier, you're not coming.
- Shut up, man. - You're not coming.
You argue with your dad.
I wanna help the kid, bruv.
Bruv, listen, maybe it's best you don't come yet.
Cos we're seriously gonna fuck him up bad.
Why, what did he do?
Bruv, listen, he tried and mess with my cousin, you know
I set up this thing, anyone in trouble, any type of abuse yeah
we're going there bruv, you understand?
Listen, take that, yeah.
Make sure you don’t come.
Ai, boys, come, come, come.
Go, go. Stay close.
Slice him, bro. Slice him.
This is so the fucking kids will know to stay away from you, bro.
Hold him down.
Fuck you man. Come, come!
Come on!
Hey.
Bailey, where the feck are ya? It's gone midnight!
What're you playing at?
Is this about Kayleigh and the wedding?
I don't need your shit this week.
I've got the wedding on my plate, come on man.
I don't need your shit on my plate as well. Where are you?
What you doing?
Don't come nearer.
Okay.
Whatever you want.
I've got this so don't try anything.
I won't try anything.
I'm gonna film you and send it to my brother.
So if I do anything he will see me?
Yeah.
Would you like me to do anything?
Just need to see your face.
Okay.
I'm Bird.
Who are you?
It's none of your business.
It's beautiful, isn't it?
What is?
The day.
What're you doing out here so early?
I was going to ask you where I am.
I'm looking for someone who lives here.
Do you know where it is?
It's down there. By the river.
It's the tall building.
Are you going that way?
No.
No?
- See you again maybe? - No, you won't.
No?
No.
The love is a strange thing
A strange thing
So, stop looking
- Did they live here? - Your parents?
I'm really sorry, it's just me and my son and my girlfriend. Sorry.
- Thank you. - No worries.
Hey, you.
Hey. Where are you going? Come here you!
No, no, no. Come here.
Hey! Where were you last night, huh?
I was up all night worrying about you.
Where you going? Where were you? Where were you?
- What were you doing there? - Nothing!
- Were you in there with a boy were you? - Nothing. No I wasn't.
Get back over there. Back over there, man. What were you doing in there?
- You with a boy, were ya? - No I wasn't.
I know you were in there with a boy.
I'll fucking kill you, d'you hear me?
- D'you hear me now? Look at me. - Alright.
- D'you hear me? - Yes, alright!
Yeah, like your ma. Like your fucking ma.
Yeah, I shoulda left you with her.
Home. Let's go home, now. Home.
- That way. - Leave the girl alone.
You keep your fucking dogs under control, love.
Home.
And you're fucking grounded, yeah? 'Til after the wedding.
It's my week. It's my fucking week, yeah. You're not gonna ruin it.
Make a show of me in there.
Now. Get home now.
Would you like me to do anything?
It's beautiful, isn't it?
What is?
The day.
This is the next century
Where the universal's free
You can find it anywhere
Yes, the future has been sold
Every night we're gone
And to karaoke songs
How we like to sing along
Though the words are wrong
It really, really, really could happen
Yes, it really, really, really could happen
When the days they seem to fall through you
Well, just let them go
It really, really, really could happen
This song ain't working.
Nah. It's not.
Fucking Jay told me, he said you gotta play some cheese.
Apparently they like the cheese.
Nah. Look at this man, it says here they slime when they don't like something.
You gotta give them something they don't like.
- What? And play a shit song? - Well, what's a shit song?
- Well, play a shit song then. - What shit song?
"Murder on the Dance Floor", that's shit.
Hey, I actually like that song.
I do, I like it.
Ai, is that Bailey?
Lemme talk to you quick time.
Ai yuh, I beg you tell me you got the video.
Yeah, yeah, the X thing, yeah.
This is so the fucking kids know to stay away from you.
We're making the world a better place, one cunt at a time, bruv.
Listen, I got another thing lined up.
Imagine this mum, yeah, she tied her fucking child up outside.
And her child's got a first degree burn.
What the feck, man?
Yeah, man. Ai, yo, come do the mum with us?
I want to. Maybe, shout me.
Say nothing, ai, Bailey.
Your hair looks sick, man.
- Come on. Bang! - Bang!
Love.
I had a feeling we would meet again.
What're you doing up here?
Did you worry about me?
No.
I wanted to see where I was.
I come from here, but have little memory of it.
I was trying to soak it up.
Did you find your people?
No.
They don't seem to be here anymore.
Who was it?
My family.
My parents.
I like to think this is what they looked at every day.
Are you hungry?
Hey, what're you doing?
Come on, my little princess.
You’re gonna wait on daddy? Wait on me.
I know someone.
Maybe she can help you.
She used to live here on the same floor as your family.
I'll take you to her.
I knew there was a reason we met.
I was waiting to see what I should do next.
Can I take your number?
- Number? - Telephone.
Telephone? I don't have a telephone.
You're proper weird, you know.
I'll take you to see her tomorrow.
Tomorrow's perfect.
So I noticed seeing some blue the other day.
So I just sprayed the tank and dampened it down. Bob's your uncle.
- How long's it take? - About two weeks.
Nice. Two weeks? What d'you mean, what d'you do with the skin?
Nah man, dash it in the bin.
Dash it in the bin? D'you know how big that snake is?
- Bailey! Sinead shed. - Come on. Krr-pow!
Ya dunno! Skidi-pop-pop!
So they moving in?
I mean, what's it look like?
Didn't ask me.
Right, so I have to ask you permission to live?
Nah.
Why did you do that to your hair, Bailey?
- Don't have to ask you nothing. - Hey, don't cheek her.
You watch your lip.
What, did you do it to spite me?
You had such beautiful hair.
So what?
Well, I got a mate who does braiding.
I'm sure she'll sort you out for Saturday.
Don't gas yourself, he ain't got money for Saturday.
Nah, who hasn't got money?
The toad. That fecker's started to slime now.
What d'you do to it?
Sincere music, would you believe?
I found out it slimes to sincere music.
Well, if Saturday happens, I ain’t going.
Hey, come here.
Come here!
Bailey Taylor, I am marrying Kayleigh, okay? On Saturday.
And you will be there and you will see it.
I will drag you there myself and I will peg your eyes open.
You are going to be there.
Don't ruin this for me.
What?
Are you serious?
When was the last time you were on your period?
Well why didn't you say anything, like?
Why didn't you say anything?
Did you do a test?
What d'you mean "am I happy"?
You don't understand, I'm shaking right now.
Your parents won't do anything.
We need to talk face to face like now.
Can you get out? Can you meet me at the stop?
Please, nah, we have to, like.
Ah, babes, you don't understand how happy I am.
I'm getting ready right fucking now. I'm getting ready.
I'll wait for you.
What? What's the matter?
What you done to your face?
Oh.
Your first time?
Oh.
Go on, just chuck my bag up here.
I've only got tampons. Is that alright?
- I know what to do. - Yeah?
Have you got cramps? Yeah?
They're prescription though, so only take one.
But, they should get rid of your bellyache.
Don't tell him.
I won't. I got you, don't worry.
Bailey
you'll live.
Something different about you today.
Less ugly?
You're not ugly.
- Mum says I'm pig ugly. - You know that's not true.
Watch me.
Peena.
Keesha.
Bailey. I missed you. Come watch me.
I'm watching.
Bailey, watch me.
Bailey, look.
Do it then, be careful.
Did you see me?
Yeah, that was brilliant. Come down.
- I'm already sweatin'. - Are you hot, baby?
I'm already sweatin'.
Who's that?
That's Bird.
Are you gonna say hi?
Hi Bird.
Hello.
Hi Bird.
My name's Peena. This is Keesha, my little sister.
- Well, my and Bailey's little sister. - Hi.
Where's mum?
In bed with Skate.
- Who's Skate? - Her new boyfriend.
Come, Bird.
Come on, Bird.
Who are you?
I'm the gas man, darling. Come to check the meter.
No meter in here, mate.
That's why I couldn't find it.
I've been here the last three days looking.
You coming, Bird?
Lew!
You okay?
Can I have a hug?
I missed you.
Are you looking after Keesha and Peena?
You promise?
I'll come play with you in a minute, okay?
Okay.
Mum?
What did you do to your hair?
Cut it.
You were always ashamed of it.
No, I wasn't.
You been crying?
Did Bug make you do it?
No I did it myself. I'm in a gang.
- A gang? - Babe. Come on, keep it down.
Shhh, come on now. Be a good girl. I'm trying to sleep.
This is my oldest.
Great.
The one you got rid of?
- You the naughty one, yeah? - Yeah, watch your tone.
Ooh, I'm dead scared.
- Should be. - Oh, yeah.
Yeah?
Peena? Peena, me little angel face!
Do us a cup of tea, will ya? D'you want one?
No?
I brought someone to see you.
Who?
Bird?
Fucking hell. It's like the M25 in here.
D'you recognise him?
- Good to meet you. - What?
What you doing with my kid?
His family used to live in Tyler House.
Do you remember them?
On the same floor as you and Nan.
Wha... wait, does Bug know you two are hanging out?
He doesn't care. He has business going on. With his fiancée.
Kayleigh?
Peena!
Peena, where's that tea, darling?
Get your own tea.
Shut up, you.
If I get out of bed,
you'll see a load of morning cock.
- Small cock. - What?
You could wear some clothes.
Put on a T-shirt. Underwear, socks. It's not that hard.
Listen, lad.
Listen, watch what you say next, you. You freak.
I'll smash your head in.
You need to get rid of that thing.
I remember... I rem...
Get the fuck out of this house!
I remember a woman.
She had dark hair, and a kid.
- A boy. - That's you.
She lost him.
Well, that's what my mum said.
Said he went out one day and he just disappeared.
They never found him.
You know where she went?
Her name?
No.
I do remember a bloke though.
I think he must've been your dad.
She said he'd gone to live down in Leysdown.
Oohh, aye, here she is, my little angel face.
You're a good girl. See?
Come here.
Peena, come here.
Buddy, you touch her, I'll kill you. Peena, come here.
- Shut your mouth. Behave yourself. - Peena, come here.
- Don't listen to him.
You need to learn, how hard is it to make a cup of tea, girl?
I'm not going to hurt you, come here.
I remember his name. Your dad.
It was Fred Lamb.
Peena.
Fred Lamb.
Eh, look at me.
Peena, there's no sugar in this, girl.
- There's no sugar left. - What?
Don't listen to him, he's a wasteman.
- What? - Said you're a wasteman.
Yeah?
Come here and say it. What are you gonna do?
B, your hair looks really ugly like that.
She's not ugly.
I mean, I wouldn't like, you know...
Shut the fuck up, Dave.
Fucking stinks.
That thing needs putting down.
You fucking bastard. I'm gonna fucking kill that dog.
I'm gonna kill it. I'm gonna fucking snap it's...
What are you doing?
Film ya, gonna send it to the old bill.
What?
Give me the fucking phone.
You send that to the police and I'll fucking kill her.
I'll slice her throat.
You smelly little cunt, give me the phone.
Give me the phone.
- You ain't taking my phone. - Come here.
Bailey, please. Just go!
No, get off, get off, Peena. You stay.
I'll be back, Peena!
Come here, you little rat.
Are you okay?
I'm gonna sort this out, okay?
I love you.
Stay safe, baby.
Oi.
Oi!
Can you hear me?
Oi. Where are you going?
Hunter?
Hunter here. I'm not active right now. Shout me later.
Hunter, I've been trying to call you for ages. Answer me, please.
I need to tell you something. Just call me when you can, please.
Four, five, and back...
This is the next century
Where the universal's free
You can find it anywhere
Yes, the future has been told
Every night we're gone
And to karaoke songs
How we like to sing along
Though the words are wrong
It really, really, really could happen
Yes, it really, really, really could happen
Give me the phone.
Give me the phone you little rat.
I said give me the phone.
I might not be who you think I am.
Some kind of hero.
Did I disappoint you?
It's not your situation, is it?
It's not your problem.
And plus, I sorted it.
How do you sort someone like that?
I can't say.
You're used to sorting it, aren't you?
Taking care of things yourself.
I can take you Leysdown.
Maybe we can find your dad.
I've been thinking about it.
Let's go tomorrow.
Hello?
Bailey I need your help now, it's urgent.
Hunter, calm down. Where are you?
They've taken Moon's fucking phone.
Where are you?
Meet me at the bridge near Moon's house. Now, please.
They won't let me fucking see her. Please come now!
Okay, I'm on my way.
See you tomorrow.
- What took you so long? - What's going on?
Get on, I'll explain later.
Bailey, listen. They've taken her phone away.
It's number 12.
Go to the door, say you're a friend of Moon's.
Get her to the door and give her this note.
Make sure her dad doesn't see. D'you understand?
Do they know about the baby?
How d'you know?
I do live with you. I can hear.
God, Bailey. Alright, listen.
If they don't answer the door
get Moon on the intercom and hold the note up for her.
D'you understand? Don't fuck this up for me.
Please.
Bailey?
Don't read the note.
Scotland?
Hello?
- Hello? - Is Moon in?
- Alright, who is it? What d'you want? - I'm a friend.
- Who is it? - Dunno, some kid for Moon.
Well, tell them to fuck off.
Well, she ain't here.
- I'm looking at her. - Moon! Get inside.
Get away from that window.
Babe, get her down here, now.
Alright.
- Keep her away from that window. - Alright, I'm working on it. Shut up.
Moon.
Keep away from this house.
Moon! Moon, get inside.
Moon! Listen to your dad.
Come, come, come!
What the fuck just happened?
You're gonna run away to Scotland?
Let's laugh at local record plants
Elitist hippies, arrogant cunts, Ian Beale, tight trunks,
tight pants, grammar wanker, walk the plank, pirate mankey
Sixty kids, where's mine? Wasting money on shit coffee all the time
Fish fingers, take the batter off, I can't believe you had kids, fuck off
Jolly fucker
Mr Jolly Fucker
Lamp Light Boogie, re-press, re-press
Bus cunt, move then, mate, move for fucks sake
The machine goes bleep, ticketless, sheep
Baa baa crack sheep, have you any rock?
EDL twat, Tommy used to work on the dock
Union went all white, he fuckin' loved it
Take it down, there, take it down, there
Camouflage, Humpty Dumpty, Crusades
Blood on the hands of working class rage
He's a jolly fucker
Jolly fucker
- Jolly fucker. - Oi, oi, oi!
- Mr Jolly Fucker - Oi, oi, oi, oi!
- Jolly fucker - Oi, oi, oi!
Peena, I'm coming back.
Why do I walk on city and guilded splinters?
Digital time boards...
I want you to give a warm welcome to this little darling.
All the way from Colorado.
Hey, listen, listen, listen.
So, she likes a little bit of a slime if you know what I mean.
But when she slimes, she gives off this, um, feckin, er...
- Hallucinogenic. - There you go, there you go.
So I need her to slime for the wedding.
I need a bit of cash man, you know what I mean?
'Cos Kayleigh says she wants a DJ
and what Kayleigh wants Kayleigh gets.
You're gonna sing a little song to her, come on.
It needs to be sincere.
Honestly, and she slimes. Sincere.
A bit of sincerity.
She likes Coldplay. She likes Yellow from Coldplay.
Sincere. Sincere.
I want her to slime on my hand, you know what I mean?
Bit of slimage on the hand.
Get in there. Get that beautiful voice of yours in.
Make my knees go weak, like.
You're making me fecking slime, you feckers.
Little sing, little sing. Go on.
What d'you mean you don't care about my dream?
Look here, for me.
Look at the stars Look how they shine for you
And all the things you do
That's beautiful, that's beautiful.
And it was all yellow
I came along
I wrote a song for you
That's beautiful, that's beautiful. Nice, nice.
And all the things you do
And it was all yellow
So then I took my turn
Oh, what a thing to have done
And it was all yellow
Your skin Oh, yeah your skin and bones
Turn in To something beautiful
You know You know I love you so
Hunter?
Fucking hell, Bailey.
What d'you want?
Are you going to Peyton’s house with Ghost?
Yeah, it's sorted.
We're going this afternoon. Why?
I was just asking. For the kids.
I'm gonna take them somewhere for the day.
You look like your mum.
Funny, I can't see it.
You look like your mum and Bug mixed together.
I guess.
See you later.
Peena. Penna, wake up.
Go get dressed.
What happened to Dave?
Skate booted him. He's killed.
Come.
Keesha.
Go get dressed.
Keesha.
Lew, come on. Get up and get your clothes on.
Come on, we're going to the beach.
We'll go to the beach, okay?
Come on, let's go.
- Bird. - Hey.
How are you?
One, two, three, seaside.
Lewis.
Lewis!
One, two, three, seaside. Let's go.
Let's go.
Peena, come on. Cheer up.
Come on.
Let's go to the beach.
Lewis, run.
Come on, son. Come on, son.
- You come on, son. - Come on, son.
- What is it? - Look, a baby lady bug.
- Ooh. - My baby.
Look, there's grass growing.
- Put me down. - Okay.
Fish!
Fish! Peena, there's fish.
I'm going fishing.
He looks like you.
Hello?
Are you Fred?
Why?
We've been looking for you.
Can we talk?
We are talking, aren't we?
Sit down and talk.
I'm sorry, I don't let strangers in the house.
We're not strangers. We're family.
He's your family.
Fred, what is it?
I think I'm your son.
- What's going on? - It's alright.
No, I don't have a son.
Yes, you do. He's right here.
Who are these people?
Family.
Well, you got the wrong bloke.
We have... Look at him. He's your son. You look alike.
Fred?
- You got the wrong bloke. - No, no, no.
What's, what's going on?
My mum lived in Tyler House.
W-what are they talking about?
I don't know.
My son died a long time ago.
No, he didn't. Look, he's here.
You got the wrong bloke. You need to leave.
What's going on?
- What's she talking about? - I don't know.
I have this.
What's that?
Don't film me.
I ain't filming you, I'm filming him.
Turn it over.
She had a thing for birds.
Who did?
Kelly.
What was she like?
Oh, she was fucking mad.
She didn't, um, she didn't care for what people thought of her.
- How did you meet? - In the marshes.
Both of us about 16, I think.
Um, she fell pregnant shortly after that.
And we had a boy.
We got a place together, but she was impossible.
- So I left her. - You never told me any of this.
Well, I don't care for the past, do I?
- I thought you didn't want kids? - No.
You don't even like kids.
- You don't even like kids. - Alright, alright.
You didn't tell me any of this, Fred.
It wasn't fucking important because
- Well it fucking is now. - ...it was out of my mind
- And in my mind it was fucking gone. - And now look.
What happened to Kelly?
Someone said they'd seen her down at the marshes and
thought she'd jumped in the river but
I don't know.
I'm sorry.
D'you know what a Chinese burn is?
It's to prove you're real.
I am real.
Give me your arm.
Ow!
Did that hurt?
You know it did.
Stars, see, look?
The moon!
Look, one, two, three and four. They're moving.
I'll take her now.
I can take her right to her bed.
No, it's fine. I'll do it.
You take me.
Keesha? Come on.
You promised me.
Come on, Peena.
- Come on. - I don't wanna go home.
It's fine. Skate won't be there.
Yeah, but I don't wanna go home.
He and Peyton broke up today.
Oh, I'm happy to hear that before I leave.
You're leaving?
Yeah.
I feel it's time.
Go away then.
Will I see you tomorrow?
My dad's wedding tomorrow.
I would like to say goodbye.
I don't like to say goodbyes.
Bye.
Go on upstairs.
Get ready for bed.
Mum?
I hurt my head.
Get dressed, come on. It's okay. Come here.
Put this on.
Cover your mouth when you cough.
Shh.
Shh, shh. Stop.
Goodnight trouble. I love you.
Be safe.
Stay there.
Go away.
Mum?
Look, don't lock me out.
- Bailey, are the kids up there? - Yeah.
Keep 'em up there, okay?
Go away.
Please, open the door, I just want to talk.
No!
Bailey?
I'm scared, Bailey.
Peena, stay here. Make sure the kids are safe.
Go back to bed, okay? I'm relying on you. Love you.
You touch her, I'm calling the feds.
- Listen you little cunt. - Bailey, stop!
You do and I'll fucking set fire to this house with the lot of youse in it.
Hey, come here.
Say that you’re sorry. Do you hear me?
Get fucking in there. Come here. Stand up!
Get off her. Do you hear me?
- I’ll fucking kill ya. I’ll kill ya. - Oi, you twat. Get off her now!
Oi! Are you listening?
Get off of her now.
Get off her. Get your hands off her.
- I am going to kill you, do ya... - I hate you.
I fucking hate you as well, you little rat.
I fucking hate you, Peyton!
Stay there, you.
- Babe. Babes, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. - Don't come near me.
That's not me. That's not me.
Are you okay?
Hey. What the fuck do you want?
- What you doing here? - Leave him alone.
Hey, Peyton. Peyton, this is your fault! This is your--
Just leave him alone.
- Go home. - Shut up.
- I'll fucking kill you! - Go away!
Peyton!
Oh, babe. Babe, baby.
- Baby, baby, I'm sorry. - Go away. Get away from me.
I'm so sorry. I'm really sorry.
I'll fucking kill--
I'll slice your fucking throat, you rat.
Come on, then. Come on, eh!
I'm gonna fucking kill you.
Help! Peyton, Peyton!
You freak. I'll kill you.
Get off. Get off.
Get off!
Come on.
Dave!
Hello.
Oh, Bailey.
It's okay, mum.
Dave!
Life ain't always empty
He licked his toe!
He tried to kiss you.
Life ain't always empty
Don't get stuck in the past
Say your favourite things at mass
Tell your mother that you love her
And go out of your way for others
Sit beneath a light that suits ya
And look forward to a brighter future
Life ain't always empty
Sink as far down as you can be pulled up
Happiness really ain't all about luck
Let your demeanor be your deep down self
And don't sacrifice your life for your health
When you speak, speak sincere
Hunter here. I'm not active right now. Shout me later.
Life ain't always empty
Dad! Turn the music off.
Dad.
Dad. I need your scooter.
I need your scooter.
- I need your scooter. - I can't fucking hear ya, man.
- I need your scooter. - It's not a toy, darling.
Hunter's going to Scotland with Moon. They're running away.
Scotland?
- Are you fucking serious? - I'm being serious.
- Who's going Scotland? - Hunter.
- No, he's not going to Scotland. - Yes he is.
Scotland? Eh? For what?
Nah, he's not going to Scotland.
- He's going now. - Not today. Not today.
The fuck is he going to Scotland for anyways?
He's trying to save his baby.
Who's fucking baby? Who's having a baby?
Moon's parents don't want her to have it.
Ah, fuck that, man.
I'm not fecking ready to be a grandad.
He's getting such a wallop. I tell you, such a fucking wallop, man.
Are you fucking serious man?
They expect poor people to get around, man.
You know what? Fuck you and your fucking e-scooters, yeah.
Scotland, where's Scotland?
Come on. Come on. Come on!
Scotland, Scotland, Scotland... Where the fuck is anyone, yeah?
Hey, hey, hey! Where's Scotland on this fucking thing, man?
Platform two. Platform two, change at St Pancras.
Yeah, nice one pal. Yeah. Number two, is what we want.
Cheers, yeah. Go, go, go.
Oi! Get back here.
Number two, number two.
Out me way, out me way, out me way! Two, two, two, two, two!
Check in there, check in there!
- He's not in there. - Nah?
Hey, Hunter.
Hunter.
Fuck's sake, man.
They've gone, we've missed 'em.
On me wedding day, eh? What a selfish prick, man.
Isn't gonna be the same without him, is it?
Selfish cunt.
It's not gonna be the same without him.
I can't believe he’s done that.
He's there.
- Where? - Down there.
Oh, you fucker, you.
Oh, see, you two, man.
Sometimes I just wish, you know what, I’m better off without yas.
But I love yous.
Hey.
You're here.
Hey. Hey.
What?
Alright, come here.
Listen, eh. This baby, man, you could tell me that.
You can tell me that.
Eh?
We're good. We're good.
You're good.
She didn't come.
They're gonna make her get rid of it.
Hey, no one's getting rid of anything, yeah?
It's my kid and I have a fucking right to be involved in it.
She's 14, alright?
She's 14, man.
You had me when you were 14.
Are yous fucking forgetting that?
No, I don't forget it. I don't regret it, either.
But it's fucking hard, man. Eh? It's fucking hard.
- You don't wanna do this. - I do.
Just listen to me, I do. I want to do this, Dad.
Listen.
I don't regret you. D'you hear me?
I hope you know that.
I don't regret it, son, eh? I don't regret it, alright? Yeah?
Come on, let's go.
- That's the fucking train. - Yeah. Fuck the train. Let's go.
Fuck Scotland. They're all feckers anyway.
All cunts.
Fucking Haggis. D'you like Haggis? Eh?
You know, it's fecking cold up there.
Why do you think I'm wearing three hoodies?
We went to Peyton's last night. There was no one there.
It’s okay. A friend of mine sorted it.
Who?
No one. Don't worry.
No one's no one, Bailey.
Let's go, you two. Come on.
Let's go.
What's going on?
- What d'you mean? - You're playing dad music.
So?
You don't usually listen to dad music.
Eh, true, yeah. But d'you know what?
I've been playing dad music for the toad lately and the toad likes it so
I discovered I like dad music. There's nothing wrong with it.
Maybe I'm getting old.
Happiness, more or less
It's just a change in me, something in my liberty
Oh, my, my
Happiness, coming and going
I watch you look at me, and watch my fever grow
I'm getting fecking married today.
Well, how many corners do I have to turn
How many times do I have to learn
all the love I had was in my mind?
'Cos I'm a lucky man
With fire in my hands
So again, repeat after me.
I promise to give you my love and friendship.
To support and comfort you.
To care for you with love and patience.
To respect and cherish you.
And to be faithful, always.
Ready?
All me single ladies and me bridesmaids.
Ready?
You ready?
Let me pick you up, darling.
Well, ladies and gentlemen.
We have a little something special for you now.
Could we have Kayleigh on to the dance floor, please?
Have we got a chair for her?
Brilliant.
Right, Bug.
I know you got something a little special for your new wife.
This is the next century
Where the universal's me
You can find it anywhere
Yes the future's been told
Every night we're gone
And to karaoke song
How we like to sing along
Though the words are wrong
It really, really, really could happen
Yes, it really, really, really could happen
When the days they seem to alter you
Well, just let them go
No one here is alone
Satellites in every home
Yes, the universal's here
Here for everyone
Every paper that you read
Says tomorrow's your lucky day, well
Here's your lucky day
It really, really, really could happen
Yes, it really, really, really could happen
When the days they seem to fall through you
Well, just let them go
Don't you worry.
Well, it really, really, really could happen
Everything will be okay.
Yes, it really, really, really could happen
Bye, bye.
When the days they seem to fall through you
Well, just let them go
Yes, it really, really, really could happen
When the days they seem to fall through you
Well, just let them go
...money!
- Is it too... - ...real for ya?
Is it too real for ya?
Is it too real?
Is it too real for ya?
Is it too real?