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1	00:00:25,679	00:00:32,679	Brought to you by iRiS \| TRiNiTY § Enjoy the flick §	Brought to you by iRiS \| TRiNiTY § Enjoy the flick §
2	00:00:39,680	00:00:41,079	(WAVES CRASHING)	(WAVES CRASHING)
3	00:00:50,480	00:00:51,913	(SEAGULLS CAWING)	(SEAGULLS CAWING)
4	00:01:15,920	00:01:17,876	(SEAGULLS CAWING)	(SEAGULLS CAWING)
5	00:01:18,560	00:01:20,118	(BELL TOLLING)	(BELL TOLLING)
6	00:01:21,040	00:01:22,268	(HORN HONKING)	(HORN HONKING)
7	00:01:23,640	00:01:24,675	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
8	00:01:24,760	00:01:25,760	(HORSE NEIGHING)	(HORSE NEIGHING)
9	00:01:26,320	00:01:29,630	TOM: I'm just looking to get away from things for a little while.	TOM: I'm just looking to get away from things for a little while.
10	00:01:31,000	00:01:33,753	MR. COUGHLAN: Well, it's no paradise out on that island.	MR. COUGHLAN: Well, it's no paradise out on that island.
11	00:01:34,520	00:01:36,988	Just want to make sure you know what you're in for.	Just want to make sure you know what you're in for.
12	00:01:37,520	00:01:39,875	All due respect, Mr. Coughlan,	All due respect, Mr. Coughlan,
13	00:01:40,840	00:01:43,513	it's not likely to be tougher than the Western Front.	it's not likely to be tougher than the Western Front.
14	00:01:45,160	00:01:47,276	Oh, you're probably right about that.	Oh, you're probably right about that.
15	00:01:50,000	00:01:52,434	You pay your own passage to every posting.	You pay your own passage to every posting.
16	00:01:52,880	00:01:55,553	You're a relief worker so you don't get holidays.	You're a relief worker so you don't get holidays.
17	00:01:56,920	00:01:59,150	I understand you're a single man.	I understand you're a single man.
18	00:01:59,240	00:02:00,559	No family.	No family.
19	00:02:03,080	00:02:05,435	So, that's a slight concern.	So, that's a slight concern.
20	00:02:05,840	00:02:07,717	Wouldn't normally send a single man to Janus.	Wouldn't normally send a single man to Janus.
21	00:02:07,800	00:02:09,074	It's pretty remote	It's pretty remote
22	00:02:09,160	00:02:11,151	and wife and family can be a great practical help,	and wife and family can be a great practical help,
23	00:02:11,240	00:02:12,389	not just a comfort.	not just a comfort.
24	00:02:12,480	00:02:15,313	But, seeing it's only temporary,	But, seeing it's only temporary,
25	00:02:16,960	00:02:18,279	you leave for Port Partageuse	you leave for Port Partageuse
26	00:02:18,360	00:02:19,554	- in two days. - (STAMPS SEAL)	- in two days. - (STAMPS SEAL)
27	00:02:19,640	00:02:21,995	From there you'll be shipped off to Janus.	From there you'll be shipped off to Janus.
28	00:02:24,840	00:02:27,115	Welcome to Commonwealth Lighthouse Service.	Welcome to Commonwealth Lighthouse Service.
29	00:02:27,200	00:02:28,696	Proud to have a man who served our country	Proud to have a man who served our country
30	00:02:28,720	00:02:31,393	with such distinction amongst our ranks.	with such distinction amongst our ranks.
31	00:03:17,120	00:03:18,872	(TRAIN HORN BLOWING)	(TRAIN HORN BLOWING)
32	00:03:53,040	00:03:55,031	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)
33	00:04:35,280	00:04:37,032	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
34	00:04:38,400	00:04:39,799	(HORSE NEIGHS)	(HORSE NEIGHS)
35	00:04:53,640	00:04:54,868	(KNOCK ON DOOR)	(KNOCK ON DOOR)
36	00:04:56,640	00:04:59,393	Ah! Mr. Sherbourne, right on time.	Ah! Mr. Sherbourne, right on time.
37	00:04:59,480	00:05:00,595	Come in, do.	Come in, do.
38	00:05:00,680	00:05:02,256	TOM: Thank you very much. (CLEARS THROAT)	TOM: Thank you very much. (CLEARS THROAT)
39	00:05:02,280	00:05:03,736	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Welcome to Partageuse.	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Welcome to Partageuse.
40	00:05:03,760	00:05:04,875	Let me introduce you.	Let me introduce you.
41	00:05:04,960	00:05:06,536	BILL: This'll probably be the guest of honor.	BILL: This'll probably be the guest of honor.
42	00:05:06,560	00:05:08,710	This is Mr. Tom Sherbourne, our new lightkeeper.	This is Mr. Tom Sherbourne, our new lightkeeper.
43	00:05:08,800	00:05:09,800	CYRIL: How do you do?	CYRIL: How do you do?
44	00:05:09,880	00:05:10,936	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Cyril and Bertha Chipper.	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Cyril and Bertha Chipper.
45	00:05:10,960	00:05:12,029	How lovely to meet you.	How lovely to meet you.
46	00:05:12,120	00:05:13,348	Uh, Bill Graysmark.	Uh, Bill Graysmark.
47	00:05:13,440	00:05:14,816	- His wife, Violet... - How do you do?	- His wife, Violet... - How do you do?
48	00:05:14,840	00:05:16,432	- And their daughter... - How do you do?	- And their daughter... - How do you do?
49	00:05:16,520	00:05:18,112	Oh, she's around here somewhere. Well...	Oh, she's around here somewhere. Well...
50	00:05:18,200	00:05:20,111	Mr. Sherbourne, can I tempt you?	Mr. Sherbourne, can I tempt you?
51	00:05:20,200	00:05:21,349	Thank you very much.	Thank you very much.
52	00:05:21,440	00:05:24,113	Oh, Tom, that lighthouse of yours will be guiding ships	Oh, Tom, that lighthouse of yours will be guiding ships
53	00:05:24,200	00:05:25,349	on the Northern Hemisphere	on the Northern Hemisphere
54	00:05:25,440	00:05:26,873	bringing wealth and prosperity	bringing wealth and prosperity
55	00:05:26,960	00:05:28,871	- to our land. - (TOM CLEARS THROAT)	- to our land. - (TOM CLEARS THROAT)
56	00:05:28,960	00:05:30,951	God knows we need it after this war.	God knows we need it after this war.
57	00:05:31,040	00:05:33,759	It's been costly enough in more ways than one, eh?	It's been costly enough in more ways than one, eh?
58	00:05:33,840	00:05:35,040	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: (SOFTLY) Sir.	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: (SOFTLY) Sir.
59	00:05:35,120	00:05:36,997	BILL: You think you're up for it?	BILL: You think you're up for it?
60	00:05:37,800	00:05:39,199	We'll soon find out.	We'll soon find out.
61	00:05:39,280	00:05:41,475	ISABEL: Oh, please. The last thing the poor man needs	ISABEL: Oh, please. The last thing the poor man needs
62	00:05:41,560	00:05:43,073	are your tales of doom and gloom.	are your tales of doom and gloom.
63	00:05:43,160	00:05:44,718	Told you she'd turn up.	Told you she'd turn up.
64	00:05:44,800	00:05:46,392	This is Isabel Graysmark.	This is Isabel Graysmark.
65	00:05:46,480	00:05:48,391	Isabel, meet Mr. Sherbourne.	Isabel, meet Mr. Sherbourne.
66	00:05:48,480	00:05:50,710	ISABEL: Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Sherbourne.	ISABEL: Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Sherbourne.
67	00:05:51,480	00:05:52,515	Ms. Graysmark.	Ms. Graysmark.
68	00:05:54,160	00:05:57,311	BILL: Janus isn't a particularly popular posting.	BILL: Janus isn't a particularly popular posting.
69	00:05:57,440	00:05:59,635	You'll be the only living man	You'll be the only living man
70	00:05:59,800	00:06:02,030	for a good part of 100 miles in any direction.	for a good part of 100 miles in any direction.
71	00:06:02,120	00:06:04,640	I don't suppose they told you why the position became available?	I don't suppose they told you why the position became available?
72	00:06:04,680	00:06:06,200	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Temporarily available.	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Temporarily available.
73	00:06:06,240	00:06:07,468	Trimble will be back,	Trimble will be back,
74	00:06:07,560	00:06:09,835	and good as new in six months.	and good as new in six months.
75	00:06:10,320	00:06:12,515	Just needs a bit of recuperation time, that's all.	Just needs a bit of recuperation time, that's all.
76	00:06:12,960	00:06:14,871	- Is that all? - CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Uh...	- Is that all? - CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Uh...
77	00:06:15,320	00:06:16,594	(CLEARS THROAT)	(CLEARS THROAT)
78	00:06:16,800	00:06:18,440	BILL: Did they inform you, Mr. Sherbourne?	BILL: Did they inform you, Mr. Sherbourne?
79	00:06:18,480	00:06:21,631	I don't believe anyone told me about the specifics.	I don't believe anyone told me about the specifics.
80	00:06:21,720	00:06:22,914	BILL: Doesn't surprise me.	BILL: Doesn't surprise me.
81	00:06:23,000	00:06:24,479	Trimble Docherty	Trimble Docherty
82	00:06:24,560	00:06:26,198	worked the light for nearly six years.	worked the light for nearly six years.
83	00:06:26,320	00:06:27,376	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Without incident!	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Without incident!
84	00:06:27,400	00:06:29,056	- Without incident. - CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Mmm.	- Without incident. - CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Mmm.
85	00:06:29,080	00:06:30,149	Then he caused a stir	Then he caused a stir
86	00:06:30,240	00:06:32,920	when he reported that his wife has been signaling the passing ships.	when he reported that his wife has been signaling the passing ships.
87	00:06:33,440	00:06:35,351	Unacceptable, of course, and for two reasons.	Unacceptable, of course, and for two reasons.
88	00:06:35,440	00:06:37,829	Signaling passing ships had long been forbidden precisely...	Signaling passing ships had long been forbidden precisely...
89	00:06:37,920	00:06:40,036	Obviously, he knows that.	Obviously, he knows that.
90	00:06:40,280	00:06:42,111	MRS. HASLUCK: What was the other reason?	MRS. HASLUCK: What was the other reason?
91	00:06:42,200	00:06:44,316	His wife has been dead for two years.	His wife has been dead for two years.
92	00:06:46,320	00:06:48,072	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Simple case of cabin fever	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Simple case of cabin fever
93	00:06:48,160	00:06:50,515	plus a dose of grief, that's all.	plus a dose of grief, that's all.
94	00:06:50,720	00:06:52,560	BILL: Mr. Sherbourne should have been informed.	BILL: Mr. Sherbourne should have been informed.
95	00:06:52,680	00:06:55,194	Long before he signed on the dotted line.	Long before he signed on the dotted line.
96	00:06:57,720	00:07:00,075	TOM: I certainly appreciate your telling me.	TOM: I certainly appreciate your telling me.
97	00:07:01,880	00:07:05,509	And I hope Trimble recovers from whatever is ailing him.	And I hope Trimble recovers from whatever is ailing him.
98	00:07:06,440	00:07:08,874	As for the isolation,	As for the isolation,
99	00:07:09,400	00:07:11,277	I feel I'm prepared for it.	I feel I'm prepared for it.
100	00:07:12,280	00:07:13,952	In fact, after France,	In fact, after France,
101	00:07:14,040	00:07:15,439	the idea of a little time alone,	the idea of a little time alone,
102	00:07:17,120	00:07:18,599	I welcome it.	I welcome it.
103	00:07:19,040	00:07:20,136	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Hear, hear.	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Hear, hear.
104	00:07:20,160	00:07:21,456	MRS. HASLUCK: Well said, Mr. Sherbourne.	MRS. HASLUCK: Well said, Mr. Sherbourne.
105	00:07:21,480	00:07:23,311	VIOLET: Well said. Here's to the future.	VIOLET: Well said. Here's to the future.
106	00:07:23,400	00:07:24,936	BERTHA: To the future. MRS. HASLUCK: To the future.	BERTHA: To the future. MRS. HASLUCK: To the future.
107	00:07:24,960	00:07:26,678	VIOLET: We wish you all the best.	VIOLET: We wish you all the best.
108	00:07:26,800	00:07:27,880	MRS. HASLUCK: All the best.	MRS. HASLUCK: All the best.
109	00:07:27,920	00:07:29,672	- All the best. - BILL: All the best.	- All the best. - BILL: All the best.
110	00:07:29,800	00:07:32,280	VIOLET: Please look us up next time you're coming back through.	VIOLET: Please look us up next time you're coming back through.
111	00:07:32,360	00:07:34,237	Been a pleasure meeting you all.	Been a pleasure meeting you all.
112	00:07:34,560	00:07:36,736	MRS. HASLUCK: I think he was a very impressive young man.	MRS. HASLUCK: I think he was a very impressive young man.
113	00:07:36,760	00:07:40,196	VIOLET: Oh, yes. Well, he's just come home...	VIOLET: Oh, yes. Well, he's just come home...
114	00:07:48,960	00:07:50,359	(BELL DINGING)	(BELL DINGING)
115	00:08:14,920	00:08:16,433	(SEAGULLS CAWING)	(SEAGULLS CAWING)
116	00:08:18,160	00:08:20,435	RALPH: Too late to change your mind now, son.	RALPH: Too late to change your mind now, son.
117	00:08:24,920	00:08:26,911	Six months is nothing!	Six months is nothing!
118	00:08:27,360	00:08:29,191	If you're not trying to hold your breath.	If you're not trying to hold your breath.
119	00:08:29,320	00:08:30,719	(RALPH LAUGHING)	(RALPH LAUGHING)
120	00:08:31,120	00:08:32,872	BLUEY: Goodbye, Tom.	BLUEY: Goodbye, Tom.
121	00:08:42,920	00:08:44,433	(WIND HOWLING)	(WIND HOWLING)
122	00:08:48,360	00:08:50,237	(DOOR SQUEAKS AND CLOSES)	(DOOR SQUEAKS AND CLOSES)
123	00:10:32,520	00:10:34,078	(WAVES GUSHING)	(WAVES GUSHING)
124	00:10:41,840	00:10:43,239	(SEAGULLS CAWING)	(SEAGULLS CAWING)
125	00:10:45,560	00:10:47,391	Well done, Sherbourne.	Well done, Sherbourne.
126	00:10:47,680	00:10:50,194	You look as fit and well after three months	You look as fit and well after three months
127	00:10:50,280	00:10:52,669	as any keeper I've seen. (CHUCKLES)	as any keeper I've seen. (CHUCKLES)
128	00:10:52,760	00:10:54,512	Gentlemen. (GRUNTS SOFTLY)	Gentlemen. (GRUNTS SOFTLY)
129	00:10:54,600	00:10:57,114	Didn't expect to see you so soon.	Didn't expect to see you so soon.
130	00:10:57,200	00:10:58,428	Where's Trimble?	Where's Trimble?
131	00:10:58,520	00:11:01,717	Hasluck wants to talk to you about that on shore.	Hasluck wants to talk to you about that on shore.
132	00:11:05,440	00:11:07,271	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Tom, thank you for coming.	CAPTAIN HASLUCK: Tom, thank you for coming.
133	00:11:07,760	00:11:11,275	Now, you'll probably wonder why we called you here.	Now, you'll probably wonder why we called you here.
134	00:11:11,520	00:11:12,839	We all thought	We all thought
135	00:11:12,920	00:11:15,912	Trimble was on the way to a swift recovery.	Trimble was on the way to a swift recovery.
136	00:11:17,560	00:11:20,791	But, he threw himself over the cliff-face at Albany.	But, he threw himself over the cliff-face at Albany.
137	00:11:21,080	00:11:25,232	We haven't bothered to look elsewhere to fill the position.	We haven't bothered to look elsewhere to fill the position.
138	00:11:25,320	00:11:27,834	You've proved yourself more than capable	You've proved yourself more than capable
139	00:11:27,920	00:11:32,471	and we'd like to offer you a three year contract on the post.	and we'd like to offer you a three year contract on the post.
140	00:11:33,640	00:11:36,552	We're confident you won't let us down.	We're confident you won't let us down.
141	00:11:36,840	00:11:38,319	(KNOCK ON DOOR)	(KNOCK ON DOOR)
142	00:11:39,640	00:11:41,437	VIOLET: Mr. Sherbourne.	VIOLET: Mr. Sherbourne.
143	00:11:41,520	00:11:43,556	What a pleasant surprise!	What a pleasant surprise!
144	00:11:43,960	00:11:45,109	Good afternoon.	Good afternoon.
145	00:11:45,200	00:11:46,918	I thought you were on your island.	I thought you were on your island.
146	00:11:47,000	00:11:49,992	Uh, Captain Hasluck offered me a job.	Uh, Captain Hasluck offered me a job.
147	00:11:50,080	00:11:52,150	More of a permanent type post.	More of a permanent type post.
148	00:11:52,240	00:11:54,549	VIOLET: How wonderful. I want to hear all about it.	VIOLET: How wonderful. I want to hear all about it.
149	00:11:54,640	00:11:55,868	Won't you stay for lunch?	Won't you stay for lunch?
150	00:11:55,960	00:11:56,995	TOM: That'd be very nice.	TOM: That'd be very nice.
151	00:11:57,920	00:11:59,273	Thank you.	Thank you.
152	00:11:59,520	00:12:01,720	VIOLET: You must have really impressed the Commonwealth.	VIOLET: You must have really impressed the Commonwealth.
153	00:12:01,760	00:12:03,955	Offering you the post after only three months.	Offering you the post after only three months.
154	00:12:04,040	00:12:06,110	BILL: I doubt there were many vying for the job.	BILL: I doubt there were many vying for the job.
155	00:12:06,880	00:12:09,440	Not a lot of men on the market these days.	Not a lot of men on the market these days.
156	00:12:09,920	00:12:11,831	TOM: Unfortunately, you're right, sir.	TOM: Unfortunately, you're right, sir.
157	00:12:13,400	00:12:15,436	How long till you have to go back?	How long till you have to go back?
158	00:12:15,720	00:12:17,278	Couple of days.	Couple of days.
159	00:12:18,040	00:12:19,314	What are your plans?	What are your plans?
160	00:12:19,400	00:12:21,391	BILL: I'm sure there are a lot of details	BILL: I'm sure there are a lot of details
161	00:12:21,480	00:12:23,198	that he has to tidy up before he ships off.	that he has to tidy up before he ships off.
162	00:12:23,280	00:12:24,856	He's offered to take me on a picnic tomorrow.	He's offered to take me on a picnic tomorrow.
163	00:12:24,880	00:12:25,915	(BILL COUGHS)	(BILL COUGHS)
164	00:12:26,000	00:12:27,513	VIOLET: Oh, what a nice idea.	VIOLET: Oh, what a nice idea.
165	00:12:29,160	00:12:31,037	- BILL: Picnic? - Yes.	- BILL: Picnic? - Yes.
166	00:12:31,320	00:12:32,673	BILL: Hmm.	BILL: Hmm.
167	00:12:32,960	00:12:35,269	VIOLET: I think that's wonderful.	VIOLET: I think that's wonderful.
168	00:12:38,800	00:12:40,836	ISABEL: What's it like out there?	ISABEL: What's it like out there?
169	00:12:40,920	00:12:42,638	TOM: It's quiet.	TOM: It's quiet.
170	00:12:43,440	00:12:45,192	There's time to think.	There's time to think.
171	00:12:45,480	00:12:46,799	ISABEL: You get lonely?	ISABEL: You get lonely?
172	00:12:48,360	00:12:51,796	Too busy. There's always something that needs fixing.	Too busy. There's always something that needs fixing.
173	00:12:54,760	00:12:56,193	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
174	00:12:57,120	00:12:58,519	You like it?	You like it?
175	00:13:03,520	00:13:04,839	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
176	00:13:05,360	00:13:07,715	You don't actually talk a lot, do you?	You don't actually talk a lot, do you?
177	00:13:10,120	00:13:12,634	Do you ask out all the light keepers that go out to Janus?	Do you ask out all the light keepers that go out to Janus?
178	00:13:12,720	00:13:14,199	All? (SCOFFS)	All? (SCOFFS)
179	00:13:18,000	00:13:20,389	You're the first new one in years.	You're the first new one in years.
180	00:13:21,800	00:13:23,950	I can tell you lots about me.	I can tell you lots about me.
181	00:13:24,720	00:13:26,551	My mom taught me the piano.	My mom taught me the piano.
182	00:13:27,000	00:13:28,638	TOM: You still play?	TOM: You still play?
183	00:13:30,240	00:13:32,390	Not that well. (CHUCKLES)	Not that well. (CHUCKLES)
184	00:13:32,520	00:13:35,557	My brothers used to tease me awfully when I played.	My brothers used to tease me awfully when I played.
185	00:13:36,080	00:13:37,911	I lost both of them.	I lost both of them.
186	00:13:39,080	00:13:40,559	In the War.	In the War.
187	00:13:42,240	00:13:45,152	Just must be so confusing for my parents.	Just must be so confusing for my parents.
188	00:13:46,240	00:13:48,231	I mean, if a wife loses a husband	I mean, if a wife loses a husband
189	00:13:48,360	00:13:49,395	she becomes a widow,	she becomes a widow,
190	00:13:49,480	00:13:50,993	but if a parent loses a child	but if a parent loses a child
191	00:13:51,080	00:13:53,389	there's no special label for it.	there's no special label for it.
192	00:13:56,240	00:13:58,515	You're still a mother or father.	You're still a mother or father.
193	00:13:59,680	00:14:01,080	Even if you no longer have a child.	Even if you no longer have a child.
194	00:14:03,440	00:14:05,271	Sometimes I wonder,	Sometimes I wonder,
195	00:14:08,240	00:14:10,549	if I'm still technically a sister	if I'm still technically a sister
196	00:14:11,120	00:14:13,395	now when my brothers are gone.	now when my brothers are gone.
197	00:14:17,600	00:14:20,114	How long were you there, in the War?	How long were you there, in the War?
198	00:14:21,240	00:14:22,719	Nearly four years.	Nearly four years.
199	00:14:23,360	00:14:24,918	You poor thing.	You poor thing.
200	00:14:27,800	00:14:29,028	(CLEARS THROAT)	(CLEARS THROAT)
201	00:14:29,120	00:14:30,633	Must have made you numb.	Must have made you numb.
202	00:14:32,200	00:14:33,633	My feet.	My feet.
203	00:14:34,960	00:14:37,713	Made my feet numb, more often than not.	Made my feet numb, more often than not.
204	00:14:38,960	00:14:40,757	Frozen mud will do that to you.	Frozen mud will do that to you.
205	00:14:41,760	00:14:42,954	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
206	00:14:44,320	00:14:46,276	What about your family?	What about your family?
207	00:14:48,640	00:14:50,596	Tell me about your parents.	Tell me about your parents.
208	00:14:51,720	00:14:53,392	My mother's dead.	My mother's dead.
209	00:14:53,480	00:14:55,152	What about your father?	What about your father?
210	00:14:56,320	00:14:57,469	No love lost there.	No love lost there.
211	00:15:00,280	00:15:01,315	Was he strict with you?	Was he strict with you?
212	00:15:01,480	00:15:02,480	(SCOFFS)	(SCOFFS)
213	00:15:03,440	00:15:05,556	Strict doesn't begin to describe it.	Strict doesn't begin to describe it.
214	00:15:07,000	00:15:08,592	Still, though,	Still, though,
215	00:15:09,440	00:15:11,556	made army discipline easy.	made army discipline easy.
216	00:15:13,800	00:15:15,836	I suppose it made it easier	I suppose it made it easier
217	00:15:15,960	00:15:17,916	being over there, knowing there'd be no one	being over there, knowing there'd be no one
218	00:15:18,000	00:15:20,514	heartbroken if they got the telegram.	heartbroken if they got the telegram.
219	00:15:22,480	00:15:24,835	(CHUCKLES) Don't say such a thing.	(CHUCKLES) Don't say such a thing.
220	00:15:25,680	00:15:27,272	Well, you asked.	Well, you asked.
221	00:15:28,760	00:15:29,988	(SCOFFS)	(SCOFFS)
222	00:15:31,360	00:15:34,158	Sometimes it's good to leave the past in the past.	Sometimes it's good to leave the past in the past.
223	00:15:36,480	00:15:39,040	So if I can't talk about the past,	So if I can't talk about the past,
224	00:15:39,920	00:15:42,434	am I allowed to talk about the future?	am I allowed to talk about the future?
225	00:15:42,520	00:15:46,832	We can't rightly talk about the future if you think about it.	We can't rightly talk about the future if you think about it.
226	00:15:47,600	00:15:51,195	We can only talk about what we imagine or wish for.	We can only talk about what we imagine or wish for.
227	00:15:52,520	00:15:54,431	It's not the same thing.	It's not the same thing.
228	00:15:56,000	00:15:58,036	(LAUGHS) You're impossible.	(LAUGHS) You're impossible.
229	00:16:00,560	00:16:02,835	So what do you wish for, then?	So what do you wish for, then?
230	00:16:05,400	00:16:06,549	Life.	Life.
231	00:16:08,400	00:16:10,356	That'll do me, I reckon.	That'll do me, I reckon.
232	00:16:16,240	00:16:18,231	Take me out to Janus with you.	Take me out to Janus with you.
233	00:16:18,880	00:16:20,233	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
234	00:16:20,520	00:16:21,999	- What? - (SNIFFS)	- What? - (SNIFFS)
235	00:16:22,720	00:16:24,472	I want to see it.	I want to see it.
236	00:16:25,720	00:16:28,553	I want to see where you hide yourself away.	I want to see where you hide yourself away.
237	00:16:28,640	00:16:31,916	I'm afraid that that would be against Commonwealth rules.	I'm afraid that that would be against Commonwealth rules.
238	00:16:32,040	00:16:33,075	(INHALES SHARPLY)	(INHALES SHARPLY)
239	00:16:33,480	00:16:34,674	(SCOFFS)	(SCOFFS)
240	00:16:34,760	00:16:38,070	The only woman allowed on Janus is the keeper's wife.	The only woman allowed on Janus is the keeper's wife.
241	00:16:40,400	00:16:42,038	Then marry me.	Then marry me.
242	00:16:44,760	00:16:46,159	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
243	00:16:47,080	00:16:49,514	(LAUGHS) What are you laughing at?	(LAUGHS) What are you laughing at?
244	00:16:49,600	00:16:50,999	(TOM SIGHS)	(TOM SIGHS)
245	00:16:53,080	00:16:56,197	You'd have to have rocks in your head to want to marry me.	You'd have to have rocks in your head to want to marry me.
246	00:17:07,440	00:17:09,431	Better get you back home.	Better get you back home.
247	00:17:10,240	00:17:12,515	Or they'll have the troopers after me.	Or they'll have the troopers after me.
248	00:17:12,800	00:17:13,915	Come on.	Come on.
249	00:17:21,040	00:17:22,758	Will you write to me?	Will you write to me?
250	00:17:23,400	00:17:24,799	Of course.	Of course.
251	00:17:47,160	00:17:49,549	TOM: Dearest Isabel.	TOM: Dearest Isabel.
252	00:17:51,320	00:17:57,839	Each day and each night	Each day and each night
253	00:17:59,400	00:18:04,235	when I look out across the ocean	when I look out across the ocean
254	00:18:04,960	00:18:08,509	I try to see you	I try to see you
255	00:18:09,160	00:18:12,072	standing on the pier.	standing on the pier.
256	00:18:15,440	00:18:18,352	I've been thinking about our time together,	I've been thinking about our time together,
257	00:18:19,360	00:18:21,112	and what you said.	and what you said.
258	00:18:21,800	00:18:23,358	You were right.	You were right.
259	00:18:24,320	00:18:26,436	I've been around so much death	I've been around so much death
260	00:18:26,520	00:18:29,671	for so long, that it has made me numb.	for so long, that it has made me numb.
261	00:18:31,680	00:18:34,353	I suppose that's why I came to Janus	I suppose that's why I came to Janus
262	00:18:35,120	00:18:37,998	because out here there is no one to hurt.	because out here there is no one to hurt.
263	00:18:39,000	00:18:42,959	Out here, I am only responsible for the light.	Out here, I am only responsible for the light.
264	00:18:46,960	00:18:51,192	For many years, everything I touched would fade away.	For many years, everything I touched would fade away.
265	00:18:53,000	00:18:57,630	And you are so full of life it scares me.	And you are so full of life it scares me.
266	00:18:59,560	00:19:01,152	VIOLET: Isabel. A parcel!	VIOLET: Isabel. A parcel!
267	00:19:01,240	00:19:05,711	TOM: I admire your spirit too much to let it be clouded by my darkness.	TOM: I admire your spirit too much to let it be clouded by my darkness.
268	00:19:05,880	00:19:07,552	- From Tom. - (ISABEL CHUCKLES)	- From Tom. - (ISABEL CHUCKLES)
269	00:19:07,680	00:19:08,795	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
270	00:19:09,720	00:19:12,518	TOM: Yet, I can't stop thinking about you.	TOM: Yet, I can't stop thinking about you.
271	00:19:13,480	00:19:17,075	And the time spent with you allowed me to feel again.	And the time spent with you allowed me to feel again.
272	00:19:19,400	00:19:22,392	And for that, I thank you.	And for that, I thank you.
273	00:19:23,400	00:19:25,550	And I'm forever grateful.	And I'm forever grateful.
274	00:19:26,920	00:19:29,150	Yours, Tom.	Yours, Tom.
275	00:19:31,720	00:19:33,438	ISABEL: Dearest Tom.	ISABEL: Dearest Tom.
276	00:19:36,200	00:19:38,714	I've received your beautiful letter.	I've received your beautiful letter.
277	00:19:40,440	00:19:41,714	Thank you.	Thank you.
278	00:19:43,080	00:19:45,355	Thank you for opening up to me.	Thank you for opening up to me.
279	00:19:46,680	00:19:49,274	I know how hard that must be for you.	I know how hard that must be for you.
280	00:19:52,280	00:19:54,953	I also know how hard it is to have lost.	I also know how hard it is to have lost.
281	00:19:55,880	00:19:58,394	But we all have to get on with life.	But we all have to get on with life.
282	00:19:59,800	00:20:01,870	And you still have a light inside of you.	And you still have a light inside of you.
283	00:20:03,120	00:20:04,633	I've seen it.	I've seen it.
284	00:20:05,960	00:20:08,428	And it shines just as bright	And it shines just as bright
285	00:20:08,720	00:20:10,756	as the stars in your sky.	as the stars in your sky.
286	00:20:11,640	00:20:15,474	TOM: Isabel, I'm not too good with words.	TOM: Isabel, I'm not too good with words.
287	00:20:15,560	00:20:17,312	Never have been.	Never have been.
288	00:20:17,400	00:20:21,632	I guess I never knew it was all right to talk about the things I felt.	I guess I never knew it was all right to talk about the things I felt.
289	00:20:21,880	00:20:24,030	So, here it goes,	So, here it goes,
290	00:20:25,320	00:20:28,869	I'd love to show you my island and my life.	I'd love to show you my island and my life.
291	00:20:28,960	00:20:30,996	And if you do decide to come,	And if you do decide to come,
292	00:20:31,120	00:20:34,078	I promise I will take care of you always.	I promise I will take care of you always.
293	00:20:34,160	00:20:37,277	And I'll do my very best to be a good husband.	And I'll do my very best to be a good husband.
294	00:20:38,440	00:20:41,557	I hope you will like Janus as much as I do.	I hope you will like Janus as much as I do.
295	00:20:43,480	00:20:46,233	ISABEL: Tom, when I first saw you,	ISABEL: Tom, when I first saw you,
296	00:20:46,320	00:20:48,276	I felt like I knew you,	I felt like I knew you,
297	00:20:48,600	00:20:51,319	and I couldn't stop seeing my life with you.	and I couldn't stop seeing my life with you.
298	00:20:52,000	00:20:54,230	And building a family together.	And building a family together.
299	00:20:54,840	00:20:57,593	One that isn't stuck in the pain of the past.	One that isn't stuck in the pain of the past.
300	00:20:57,680	00:20:58,760	(SOFTLY) It's very pretty.	(SOFTLY) It's very pretty.
301	00:20:58,840	00:21:00,040	- (LAUGHS) - ISABEL: And so,	- (LAUGHS) - ISABEL: And so,
302	00:21:00,960	00:21:04,350	if you're asking me if my proposition still stands...	if you're asking me if my proposition still stands...
303	00:21:05,440	00:21:08,193	then my answer is "yes." (CHUCKLES)	then my answer is "yes." (CHUCKLES)
304	00:21:08,640	00:21:12,189	"Yes. A thousand times, yes."	"Yes. A thousand times, yes."
305	00:21:24,280	00:21:25,599	REVEREND NORKELS: Please stand.	REVEREND NORKELS: Please stand.
306	00:21:25,720	00:21:27,517	(CHEERFUL MUSIC PLAYING)	(CHEERFUL MUSIC PLAYING)
307	00:21:31,640	00:21:32,640	(GLASS CLINKING)	(GLASS CLINKING)
308	00:21:32,720	00:21:34,950	BILL: Have everybody's attention, please!	BILL: Have everybody's attention, please!
309	00:21:35,960	00:21:39,191	I know I'm not in front of my own school assembly now,	I know I'm not in front of my own school assembly now,
310	00:21:39,360	00:21:42,716	so I shall keep it short.	so I shall keep it short.
311	00:21:42,800	00:21:44,313	(GUESTS CHUCKLING)	(GUESTS CHUCKLING)
312	00:21:45,880	00:21:46,880	Tom.	Tom.
313	00:21:48,160	00:21:49,639	Don't interrupt me, Tom.	Don't interrupt me, Tom.
314	00:21:49,720	00:21:53,235	Tom, it is clear to anyone who meets you	Tom, it is clear to anyone who meets you
315	00:21:53,640	00:21:54,993	that you're talkative...	that you're talkative...
316	00:21:55,080	00:21:56,399	(SCATTERED LAUGHTER)	(SCATTERED LAUGHTER)
317	00:21:57,400	00:21:59,709	But you are also a very good man.	But you are also a very good man.
318	00:21:59,880	00:22:04,078	Now that's a relief because you have the most precious thing in our lives.	Now that's a relief because you have the most precious thing in our lives.
319	00:22:04,560	00:22:07,916	Take good care of her. Protect our little girl.	Take good care of her. Protect our little girl.
320	00:22:09,360	00:22:11,078	She's all we have.	She's all we have.
321	00:22:12,160	00:22:14,151	And who knows? Maybe, in the near future,	And who knows? Maybe, in the near future,
322	00:22:14,240	00:22:16,196	a new generation will come along.	a new generation will come along.
323	00:22:16,880	00:22:19,030	So, here's to Isabel and Tom.	So, here's to Isabel and Tom.
324	00:22:19,200	00:22:21,031	ALL: To Isabel and Tom!	ALL: To Isabel and Tom!
325	00:22:21,200	00:22:22,520	- (GLASS CLINKS) - Isabel and Tom!	- (GLASS CLINKS) - Isabel and Tom!
326	00:22:22,560	00:22:23,913	(APPLAUSE)	(APPLAUSE)
327	00:22:24,040	00:22:26,076	(MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PLAYING)	(MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PLAYING)
328	00:22:27,920	00:22:30,070	(WEDDING BAND SINGING) There once was a swagman	(WEDDING BAND SINGING) There once was a swagman
329	00:22:30,200	00:22:32,191	Camped by a billabong	Camped by a billabong
330	00:22:32,280	00:22:35,511	Under the shade of the coolibah tree	Under the shade of the coolibah tree
331	00:22:35,680	00:22:37,830	And he sang as he looked	And he sang as he looked
332	00:22:37,960	00:22:39,951	At the waters and the meadows	At the waters and the meadows
333	00:22:40,040	00:22:42,918	Who'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me	Who'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me
334	00:22:43,040	00:22:44,359	(GIGGLES)	(GIGGLES)
335	00:22:44,440	00:22:48,513	Who'll come a-waltzing Matilda, my darling	Who'll come a-waltzing Matilda, my darling
336	00:22:48,600	00:22:52,639	Who'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me	Who'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me
337	00:22:52,720	00:22:56,554	Waltzing Matilda and needing a billabag	Waltzing Matilda and needing a billabag
338	00:22:56,720	00:23:00,474	Who'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me	Who'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me
339	00:23:00,640	00:23:04,872	Who'll come a-waltzing Matilda, my darling	Who'll come a-waltzing Matilda, my darling
340	00:23:12,160	00:23:13,434	(EXHALES)	(EXHALES)
341	00:23:15,160	00:23:16,912	TOM: Welcome to Janus.	TOM: Welcome to Janus.
342	00:23:32,240	00:23:33,468	(DOOR CLOSES)	(DOOR CLOSES)
343	00:23:37,440	00:23:39,158	You didn't tell me.	You didn't tell me.
344	00:23:39,680	00:23:41,636	It came with the place.	It came with the place.
345	00:23:42,280	00:23:44,157	Probably twice as old.	Probably twice as old.
346	00:23:44,280	00:23:46,111	- It doesn't play. - (PLAYING PIANO KEYS)	- It doesn't play. - (PLAYING PIANO KEYS)
347	00:23:46,320	00:23:47,958	- More of a relic. - (SIGHS)	- More of a relic. - (SIGHS)
348	00:25:10,600	00:25:12,352	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) Right now.	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) Right now.
349	00:25:12,440	00:25:14,192	(PANTS)	(PANTS)
350	00:25:35,120	00:25:36,189	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
351	00:26:50,960	00:26:52,188	(SEAGULLS CAWING)	(SEAGULLS CAWING)
352	00:27:12,400	00:27:13,628	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
353	00:27:20,200	00:27:21,519	Concentrate.	Concentrate.
354	00:27:23,200	00:27:24,349	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
355	00:27:28,840	00:27:30,717	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) You...	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) You...
356	00:27:33,720	00:27:35,472	You make me...	You make me...
357	00:27:37,080	00:27:38,832	You make me feel...	You make me feel...
358	00:27:40,560	00:27:44,394	...at peace.	...at peace.
359	00:27:45,200	00:27:46,235	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
360	00:27:53,240	00:27:54,434	(YELLS)	(YELLS)
361	00:27:54,520	00:27:55,839	(LAUGHING)	(LAUGHING)
362	00:27:56,920	00:27:58,592	Very strange. (LAUGHS)	Very strange. (LAUGHS)
363	00:27:59,760	00:28:01,830	- You look like a baby. - Mmm.	- You look like a baby. - Mmm.
364	00:28:04,760	00:28:06,113	Come on, big guy. Rufus.	Come on, big guy. Rufus.
365	00:28:06,600	00:28:08,909	Rufus. Come on.	Rufus. Come on.
366	00:28:09,080	00:28:10,229	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
367	00:28:11,600	00:28:12,919	(CLUCKING)	(CLUCKING)
368	00:28:13,920	00:28:17,196	TOM: You know Janus is where the word January comes from.	TOM: You know Janus is where the word January comes from.
369	00:28:17,960	00:28:20,599	Named after the same god as this island.	Named after the same god as this island.
370	00:28:22,280	00:28:24,794	He's got two faces, back to back.	He's got two faces, back to back.
371	00:28:26,920	00:28:28,956	Always looking both ways.	Always looking both ways.
372	00:28:30,720	00:28:33,280	Torn between two ways of seeing things.	Torn between two ways of seeing things.
373	00:28:35,920	00:28:38,434	January looks forward to the new year	January looks forward to the new year
374	00:28:39,640	00:28:41,437	and back to the old.	and back to the old.
375	00:28:42,800	00:28:47,237	And this island looks in the direction of two different oceans.	And this island looks in the direction of two different oceans.
376	00:28:48,760	00:28:51,593	You're going to make our baby so clever.	You're going to make our baby so clever.
377	00:28:52,400	00:28:53,719	(TOM SIGHS)	(TOM SIGHS)
378	00:28:57,080	00:28:59,150	How do you know it's just one?	How do you know it's just one?
379	00:28:59,800	00:29:02,155	Maybe it's twins. Or triplets.	Maybe it's twins. Or triplets.
380	00:29:02,240	00:29:03,275	(ISABEL CHUCKLES)	(ISABEL CHUCKLES)
381	00:29:04,680	00:29:06,477	Can you hear anything?	Can you hear anything?
382	00:29:06,840	00:29:08,990	Are they talking yet?	Are they talking yet?
383	00:29:11,120	00:29:13,315	They're saying I need to carry their mum to bed	They're saying I need to carry their mum to bed
384	00:29:13,480	00:29:15,516	before the night gets too cold.	before the night gets too cold.
385	00:29:15,920	00:29:16,989	Mmm.	Mmm.
386	00:29:21,080	00:29:22,433	(ISABEL CHUCKLES)	(ISABEL CHUCKLES)
387	00:29:40,200	00:29:41,838	(WIND HOWLING)	(WIND HOWLING)
388	00:29:44,280	00:29:45,952	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)
389	00:29:50,200	00:29:51,349	(BLEATING)	(BLEATING)
390	00:29:59,040	00:30:00,109	(DOOR CLOSES)	(DOOR CLOSES)
391	00:30:00,200	00:30:02,555	TOM: Storm looks like it's not kidding around.	TOM: Storm looks like it's not kidding around.
392	00:30:04,360	00:30:05,713	Where are you going?	Where are you going?
393	00:30:06,360	00:30:08,032	I have to stay with the light.	I have to stay with the light.
394	00:30:09,720	00:30:11,392	Can I come with you?	Can I come with you?
395	00:30:11,880	00:30:13,871	Darling, you'll be safe down here.	Darling, you'll be safe down here.
396	00:30:28,240	00:30:30,993	You'll be all right. I promise.	You'll be all right. I promise.
397	00:30:33,480	00:30:34,993	Stay inside.	Stay inside.
398	00:30:43,440	00:30:44,998	(WIND HOWLING)	(WIND HOWLING)
399	00:31:07,120	00:31:08,599	(TICKING)	(TICKING)
400	00:31:30,960	00:31:32,473	(BREATHES DEEPLY)	(BREATHES DEEPLY)
401	00:31:34,320	00:31:35,878	(GROANING)	(GROANING)
402	00:31:38,760	00:31:40,113	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
403	00:31:40,280	00:31:41,998	(BREATHES DEEPLY)	(BREATHES DEEPLY)
404	00:31:49,000	00:31:50,638	- (CHAIR SCRAPING) - (PANTING)	- (CHAIR SCRAPING) - (PANTING)
405	00:31:56,240	00:31:57,389	(GROANING)	(GROANING)
406	00:32:00,520	00:32:02,272	- (CLANGS) - (GASPS)	- (CLANGS) - (GASPS)
407	00:32:05,680	00:32:06,999	(EXHALES)	(EXHALES)
408	00:32:08,960	00:32:10,313	(GROANS)	(GROANS)
409	00:32:14,520	00:32:15,635	(CLANKS)	(CLANKS)
410	00:32:16,200	00:32:17,428	ISABEL: (QUIVERING) Tom.	ISABEL: (QUIVERING) Tom.
411	00:32:17,520	00:32:18,748	(GASPING)	(GASPING)
412	00:32:32,720	00:32:34,711	(ISABEL GROANING)	(ISABEL GROANING)
413	00:32:34,800	00:32:36,472	(GASPING)	(GASPING)
414	00:32:53,880	00:32:55,233	(OBJECTS CLATTERING)	(OBJECTS CLATTERING)
415	00:32:56,400	00:32:57,549	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
416	00:33:00,720	00:33:02,073	(SOBBING) Tom!	(SOBBING) Tom!
417	00:33:02,480	00:33:03,833	(RUMBLING OUTSIDE)	(RUMBLING OUTSIDE)
418	00:33:10,920	00:33:12,512	(WIND HOWLING)	(WIND HOWLING)
419	00:33:14,400	00:33:15,515	ISABEL: Tom!	ISABEL: Tom!
420	00:33:18,240	00:33:19,389	(SCREAMS)	(SCREAMS)
421	00:33:19,760	00:33:21,034	Tom!	Tom!
422	00:33:23,760	00:33:25,079	(SCREAMING)	(SCREAMING)
423	00:33:43,720	00:33:44,948	Tom!	Tom!
424	00:33:52,040	00:33:53,951	(SCREAMING)	(SCREAMING)
425	00:33:55,880	00:33:57,029	(BANGING)	(BANGING)
426	00:33:57,120	00:33:58,189	(ISABEL GRUNTING)	(ISABEL GRUNTING)
427	00:33:58,920	00:34:01,559	Tom! Tom!	Tom! Tom!
428	00:34:03,600	00:34:05,352	(SCREAMING INDISTANCE)	(SCREAMING INDISTANCE)
429	00:34:10,920	00:34:12,194	(BIRDS CHIRPING)	(BIRDS CHIRPING)
430	00:34:41,480	00:34:45,075	Isabel? Isabel. Isabel!	Isabel? Isabel. Isabel!
431	00:34:45,160	00:34:46,479	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) I'm sorry.	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) I'm sorry.
432	00:34:46,560	00:34:48,073	TOM: Don't you do this.	TOM: Don't you do this.
433	00:34:48,160	00:34:49,718	I'm so, so sorry.	I'm so, so sorry.
434	00:34:49,800	00:34:51,518	TOM: Oh, my God.	TOM: Oh, my God.
435	00:35:04,640	00:35:06,153	(TAPPING)	(TAPPING)
436	00:35:15,000	00:35:16,991	TOM: It's not your fault.	TOM: It's not your fault.
437	00:35:17,920	00:35:19,638	It's no one's fault.	It's no one's fault.
438	00:35:22,120	00:35:23,997	I'll go send for a doctor.	I'll go send for a doctor.
439	00:35:25,680	00:35:27,796	What's the point of a doctor?	What's the point of a doctor?
440	00:35:30,680	00:35:32,238	The baby's gone.	The baby's gone.
441	00:35:34,200	00:35:36,156	There's you to consider.	There's you to consider.
442	00:35:37,120	00:35:38,439	(SCOFFS)	(SCOFFS)
443	00:35:39,560	00:35:40,675	No.	No.
444	00:35:43,400	00:35:45,470	It's much too embarrassing.	It's much too embarrassing.
445	00:35:46,600	00:35:47,919	(SNIFFLING)	(SNIFFLING)
446	00:35:48,240	00:35:49,559	One day,	One day,
447	00:35:49,640	00:35:51,358	when you've got five kids running around	when you've got five kids running around
448	00:35:51,440	00:35:53,476	getting under your feet,	getting under your feet,
449	00:35:55,200	00:35:57,430	this'll all feel like a dream.	this'll all feel like a dream.
450	00:36:00,240	00:36:01,878	(PLAYS PIANO KEYS RANDOMLY)	(PLAYS PIANO KEYS RANDOMLY)
451	00:36:44,400	00:36:45,400	(SOFTLY) Jesus.	(SOFTLY) Jesus.
452	00:36:45,480	00:36:46,913	(BOTH GRUNTS)	(BOTH GRUNTS)
453	00:36:47,320	00:36:48,673	How dare you!	How dare you!
454	00:36:48,760	00:36:50,318	(CHUCKLES) How dare I?	(CHUCKLES) How dare I?
455	00:36:50,400	00:36:51,760	I told you I didn't need a doctor,	I told you I didn't need a doctor,
456	00:36:51,800	00:36:52,856	but you went behind my back?	but you went behind my back?
457	00:36:52,880	00:36:53,949	No, Isabel, it's not...	No, Isabel, it's not...
458	00:36:54,040	00:36:55,871	I'm not having him poking and prodding around,	I'm not having him poking and prodding around,
459	00:36:55,960	00:36:57,916	telling me nothing I don't already know.	telling me nothing I don't already know.
460	00:36:58,000	00:36:59,319	Wait, Isabel.	Wait, Isabel.
461	00:36:59,600	00:37:01,670	Isabel, wait! It's not...	Isabel, wait! It's not...
462	00:37:03,680	00:37:04,874	Isabel!	Isabel!
463	00:37:07,800	00:37:11,270	RALPH: How'd she take it, Tom? Pleased as punch, I bet.	RALPH: How'd she take it, Tom? Pleased as punch, I bet.
464	00:37:12,440	00:37:14,431	TOM: Looks like I'm making sandwiches for lunch.	TOM: Looks like I'm making sandwiches for lunch.
465	00:37:14,520	00:37:15,839	(RALPH LAUGHING)	(RALPH LAUGHING)
466	00:37:40,800	00:37:42,791	(PIANO KEYS PLAYING IN DISTANCE)	(PIANO KEYS PLAYING IN DISTANCE)
467	00:38:06,720	00:38:09,109	(PIANO CONTINUES PLAYING)	(PIANO CONTINUES PLAYING)
468	00:38:30,040	00:38:31,519	If you don't mind...	If you don't mind...
469	00:38:32,880	00:38:35,678	I'm just trying to make your piano play a bit nicer for you.	I'm just trying to make your piano play a bit nicer for you.
470	00:38:35,760	00:38:37,796	Get some of these noises out of it.	Get some of these noises out of it.
471	00:38:37,880	00:38:39,438	(PLAYING NOTES)	(PLAYING NOTES)
472	00:38:56,880	00:38:58,279	(CHUCKLING)	(CHUCKLING)
473	00:39:00,640	00:39:03,393	Hey, hey. Come here.	Hey, hey. Come here.
474	00:39:05,720	00:39:07,790	So much for surprises, huh?	So much for surprises, huh?
475	00:39:09,000	00:39:10,353	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
476	00:39:28,440	00:39:29,475	We can try again.	We can try again.
477	00:39:50,440	00:39:51,873	(GOATS BLEATING)	(GOATS BLEATING)
478	00:40:08,400	00:40:09,958	(PLAYING PIANO)	(PLAYING PIANO)
479	00:40:18,400	00:40:20,550	That sounded beautiful, darling.	That sounded beautiful, darling.
480	00:40:23,360	00:40:24,395	Izz?	Izz?
481	00:40:24,640	00:40:26,471	(PLAYING OFF TUNE)	(PLAYING OFF TUNE)
482	00:40:29,160	00:40:30,434	Izz?	Izz?
483	00:40:35,640	00:40:37,073	Oh, no.	Oh, no.
484	00:40:39,040	00:40:40,359	What is it?	What is it?
485	00:40:46,360	00:40:47,475	What's wrong?	What's wrong?
486	00:40:47,560	00:40:49,118	I felt...	I felt...
487	00:40:49,920	00:40:52,514	All right. I felt...	All right. I felt...
488	00:40:55,320	00:40:56,719	(EXHALES SHAKILY)	(EXHALES SHAKILY)
489	00:40:58,080	00:40:59,559	You all right?	You all right?
490	00:40:59,640	00:41:00,834	Fine.	Fine.
491	00:41:01,560	00:41:03,391	- (SIGHS) - (EXHALES AND CHUCKLES)	- (SIGHS) - (EXHALES AND CHUCKLES)
492	00:41:08,000	00:41:09,433	Not now.	Not now.
493	00:41:09,520	00:41:10,714	Woof!	Woof!
494	00:41:11,840	00:41:13,068	No!	No!
495	00:41:14,040	00:41:15,075	Isabel?	Isabel?
496	00:41:15,200	00:41:17,111	I think it's coming!	I think it's coming!
497	00:41:17,200	00:41:18,599	(GROANS LOUDLY)	(GROANS LOUDLY)
498	00:41:18,680	00:41:20,398	(HITS PIANO KEYS)	(HITS PIANO KEYS)
499	00:41:20,960	00:41:22,359	(EXHALES)	(EXHALES)
500	00:41:22,640	00:41:23,675	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
501	00:41:23,760	00:41:25,910	- Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. - (BREATHES DEEPLY)	- Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. - (BREATHES DEEPLY)
502	00:41:26,000	00:41:27,911	That's it. That's it.	That's it. That's it.
503	00:41:31,000	00:41:32,115	It's too early.	It's too early.
504	00:41:32,200	00:41:35,351	It's okay. It's all right. It's all right.	It's okay. It's all right. It's all right.
505	00:41:37,880	00:41:39,359	What do I...	What do I...
506	00:41:40,120	00:41:41,838	(SOBS) Make it stop!	(SOBS) Make it stop!
507	00:41:43,440	00:41:44,668	What do you want me to do?	What do you want me to do?
508	00:41:44,760	00:41:46,557	No! No!	No! No!
509	00:41:47,400	00:41:48,799	Isabel, what do you want me to do?	Isabel, what do you want me to do?
510	00:41:48,880	00:41:50,496	- Tell me. Sit down. - (SOBS) Oh no, God, no!	- Tell me. Sit down. - (SOBS) Oh no, God, no!
511	00:41:50,520	00:41:51,616	- It's too early... - TOM: Shh...	- It's too early... - TOM: Shh...
512	00:41:51,640	00:41:53,198	ISABEL: It's too early! No!	ISABEL: It's too early! No!
513	00:41:53,320	00:41:56,198	Tell me what to do, Izz. What can I do?	Tell me what to do, Izz. What can I do?
514	00:41:56,400	00:41:58,231	- (WHIMPERS) - What should I do?	- (WHIMPERS) - What should I do?
515	00:41:58,320	00:41:59,435	Let me get you...	Let me get you...
516	00:41:59,520	00:42:01,431	(ISABEL SOBBING)	(ISABEL SOBBING)
517	00:42:01,880	00:42:03,199	TOM: Tell me what to do, Izz!	TOM: Tell me what to do, Izz!
518	00:42:04,120	00:42:05,838	TOM: What should I do?	TOM: What should I do?
519	00:42:05,960	00:42:06,960	ISABEL: Save it!	ISABEL: Save it!
520	00:42:08,120	00:42:10,076	You have to save it, Tom!	You have to save it, Tom!
521	00:42:10,160	00:42:11,957	- You have to save her. - TOM: Oh...	- You have to save her. - TOM: Oh...
522	00:42:13,760	00:42:15,637	(ISABEL CONTINUES SOBBING)	(ISABEL CONTINUES SOBBING)
523	00:43:27,840	00:43:29,990	(WAILING IN DISTANCE)	(WAILING IN DISTANCE)
524	00:43:36,680	00:43:38,079	(WAILING CONTINUES)	(WAILING CONTINUES)
525	00:44:01,080	00:44:02,593	(WIND HOWLING)	(WIND HOWLING)
526	00:44:27,880	00:44:29,279	Isabel!	Isabel!
527	00:44:33,600	00:44:35,033	Boat!	Boat!
528	00:44:38,160	00:44:39,878	It's a boat!	It's a boat!
529	00:44:40,160	00:44:41,798	Someone in it!	Someone in it!
530	00:45:36,280	00:45:37,918	(BABY WAILING)	(BABY WAILING)
531	00:45:50,400	00:45:51,958	TOM: There's a man!	TOM: There's a man!
532	00:45:52,800	00:45:54,313	There's a body!	There's a body!
533	00:45:54,680	00:45:55,999	(PANTING)	(PANTING)
534	00:45:59,960	00:46:01,359	(GASPS)	(GASPS)
535	00:46:05,920	00:46:07,433	(BABY WAILING)	(BABY WAILING)
536	00:46:07,520	00:46:09,590	I'm here. I'm here, baby.	I'm here. I'm here, baby.
537	00:46:17,480	00:46:18,879	He's dead.	He's dead.
538	00:46:20,640	00:46:22,517	Get the baby to the house.	Get the baby to the house.
539	00:46:23,080	00:46:24,593	(BABY CONTINUES WAILING)	(BABY CONTINUES WAILING)
540	00:46:38,520	00:46:40,112	(WATER TRICKLING)	(WATER TRICKLING)
541	00:46:40,200	00:46:42,077	Where have you been?	Where have you been?
542	00:46:43,320	00:46:45,038	Where have you been?	Where have you been?
543	00:46:51,880	00:46:52,949	You're safe now.	You're safe now.
544	00:46:53,080	00:46:54,115	(COOS)	(COOS)
545	00:46:54,200	00:46:55,838	There. You're safe now.	There. You're safe now.
546	00:46:56,200	00:46:57,269	(DOOR OPENS)	(DOOR OPENS)
547	00:47:06,200	00:47:07,713	It's a girl.	It's a girl.
548	00:47:08,920	00:47:10,512	She was starving.	She was starving.
549	00:47:12,720	00:47:14,278	(COOING)	(COOING)
550	00:47:15,200	00:47:17,509	Thank God we found her in time.	Thank God we found her in time.
551	00:47:17,840	00:47:19,512	- (WAILING) - Shh...	- (WAILING) - Shh...
552	00:47:19,600	00:47:21,920	I'll send a signal, get them to send a boat for the body...	I'll send a signal, get them to send a boat for the body...
553	00:47:21,960	00:47:24,040	- and for Miss Muffet here. - Wait, wait, wait, wait.	- and for Miss Muffet here. - Wait, wait, wait, wait.
554	00:47:24,240	00:47:27,073	The poor man's not going to get any worse now.	The poor man's not going to get any worse now.
555	00:47:27,280	00:47:30,795	And this little chicken's had quite enough boats for the moment.	And this little chicken's had quite enough boats for the moment.
556	00:47:31,840	00:47:33,910	- (WAILING) - (BLOWING RASPBERRY)	- (WAILING) - (BLOWING RASPBERRY)
557	00:47:38,320	00:47:39,639	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
558	00:47:47,080	00:47:48,080	Can we leave it a while?	Can we leave it a while?
559	00:47:48,240	00:47:49,389	(BABY COOING)	(BABY COOING)
560	00:47:52,320	00:47:54,993	Give her a chance to catch her breath.	Give her a chance to catch her breath.
561	00:48:02,680	00:48:04,796	It's all got to go in the log, sweetheart.	It's all got to go in the log, sweetheart.
562	00:48:04,880	00:48:06,880	You know I have to report everything straight away.	You know I have to report everything straight away.
563	00:48:06,920	00:48:08,353	What if the boat belongs to a ship?	What if the boat belongs to a ship?
564	00:48:08,440	00:48:09,919	(ISABEL SCOFFS)	(ISABEL SCOFFS)
565	00:48:10,240	00:48:11,719	It's a dinghy,	It's a dinghy,
566	00:48:11,880	00:48:13,552	not a lifeboat.	not a lifeboat.
567	00:48:16,800	00:48:17,915	Izz?	Izz?
568	00:48:22,840	00:48:24,990	- (BABY COOING) - ISABEL: Shh...	- (BABY COOING) - ISABEL: Shh...
569	00:48:25,920	00:48:27,478	You talk a lot.	You talk a lot.
570	00:48:29,040	00:48:31,508	First thing in the morning, then.	First thing in the morning, then.
571	00:48:32,600	00:48:34,318	As soon as the light's out.	As soon as the light's out.
572	00:48:39,160	00:48:40,991	ISABEL: You're safe now.	ISABEL: You're safe now.
573	00:49:57,920	00:49:59,069	ISABEL: Tom?	ISABEL: Tom?
574	00:49:59,480	00:50:00,833	(DOOR CLOSES)	(DOOR CLOSES)
575	00:50:01,320	00:50:02,594	Where are you going?	Where are you going?
576	00:50:02,680	00:50:04,238	TOM: To send a signal.	TOM: To send a signal.
577	00:50:05,200	00:50:06,713	It can't just be a coincidence	It can't just be a coincidence
578	00:50:06,800	00:50:08,176	that she showed up so soon after...	that she showed up so soon after...
579	00:50:08,200	00:50:09,633	Careful now.	Careful now.
580	00:50:10,200	00:50:11,394	She's a lovely baby,	She's a lovely baby,
581	00:50:11,600	00:50:14,717	but she doesn't belong to us. We can't keep her.	but she doesn't belong to us. We can't keep her.
582	00:50:15,800	00:50:17,119	Why not?	Why not?
583	00:50:17,560	00:50:19,198	Who's to know she's here?	Who's to know she's here?
584	00:50:19,280	00:50:20,440	When Ralph and Bluey get here	When Ralph and Bluey get here
585	00:50:20,480	00:50:21,616	in a few weeks, they'll know for a start.	in a few weeks, they'll know for a start.
586	00:50:21,640	00:50:23,870	No one will know she's not ours.	No one will know she's not ours.
587	00:50:24,640	00:50:25,675	(EXHALES)	(EXHALES)
588	00:50:25,760	00:50:27,830	They all think I'm expecting.	They all think I'm expecting.
589	00:50:29,760	00:50:32,718	They'll just be surprised that she arrived early.	They'll just be surprised that she arrived early.
590	00:50:34,160	00:50:36,958	What about the dead man in the boat?	What about the dead man in the boat?
591	00:50:38,960	00:50:41,076	Don't tell anyone about him.	Don't tell anyone about him.
592	00:50:46,600	00:50:47,953	We've done nothing wrong	We've done nothing wrong
593	00:50:48,040	00:50:50,873	except give shelter to a helpless baby.	except give shelter to a helpless baby.
594	00:50:53,120	00:50:55,759	We can give the man a decent burial.	We can give the man a decent burial.
595	00:50:55,840	00:50:57,637	TOM: It isn't even up to me.	TOM: It isn't even up to me.
596	00:50:57,720	00:50:58,720	I have to report it.	I have to report it.
597	00:50:58,800	00:50:59,896	It's my duty, it's why I'm here.	It's my duty, it's why I'm here.
598	00:50:59,920	00:51:01,114	ISABEL: I know, I know.	ISABEL: I know, I know.
599	00:51:01,200	00:51:03,156	I know. Listen, listen, listen.	I know. Listen, listen, listen.
600	00:51:03,240	00:51:04,309	I know.	I know.
601	00:51:04,400	00:51:07,472	I know how much the rules mean to you.	I know how much the rules mean to you.
602	00:51:07,600	00:51:09,636	What are they for?	What are they for?
603	00:51:09,840	00:51:11,796	They're to save lives.	They're to save lives.
604	00:51:12,520	00:51:13,669	That's all I'm saying.	That's all I'm saying.
605	00:51:14,880	00:51:16,632	Save this life.	Save this life.
606	00:51:16,800	00:51:17,915	She's here	She's here
607	00:51:19,040	00:51:20,678	and she needs us.	and she needs us.
608	00:51:22,960	00:51:24,552	We can help her.	We can help her.
609	00:51:29,200	00:51:31,919	We're not doing anything wrong.	We're not doing anything wrong.
610	00:51:33,880	00:51:35,233	That's just it.	That's just it.
611	00:51:36,560	00:51:39,028	We don't need to do anything wrong.	We don't need to do anything wrong.
612	00:51:39,120	00:51:40,758	If we report it now,	If we report it now,
613	00:51:41,040	00:51:43,429	we can apply to adopt her.	we can apply to adopt her.
614	00:51:43,520	00:51:45,112	She can be ours.	She can be ours.
615	00:51:46,480	00:51:48,198	- Adopt her? No. - Yes.	- Adopt her? No. - Yes.
616	00:51:49,600	00:51:51,176	They'll never send a baby to a lighthouse	They'll never send a baby to a lighthouse
617	00:51:51,200	00:51:52,599	in the middle of nowhere.	in the middle of nowhere.
618	00:51:52,880	00:51:56,156	No doctor, no school, no church.	No doctor, no school, no church.
619	00:51:58,880	00:52:01,030	They'll never give her to us.	They'll never give her to us.
620	00:52:04,800	00:52:08,793	They'll ship her to some dreadful orphanage.	They'll ship her to some dreadful orphanage.
621	00:52:10,720	00:52:13,075	Please don't do that to her.	Please don't do that to her.
622	00:52:13,960	00:52:15,359	Please.	Please.
623	00:52:19,760	00:52:20,988	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
624	00:52:24,200	00:52:25,474	I know...	I know...
625	00:52:27,760	00:52:32,436	You're going to be a wonderful father.	You're going to be a wonderful father.
626	00:52:35,480	00:52:37,277	We can save her.	We can save her.
627	00:52:40,400	00:52:41,833	She's here.	She's here.
628	00:52:42,920	00:52:44,558	She's here.	She's here.
629	00:52:47,040	00:52:48,439	Our baby.	Our baby.
630	00:52:56,560	00:52:57,834	(SNIFFLING)	(SNIFFLING)
631	00:53:00,960	00:53:02,393	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) Baby.	ISABEL: (SOFTLY) Baby.
632	00:53:20,360	00:53:21,475	(CLICKING)	(CLICKING)
633	00:53:27,160	00:53:28,434	(CLICKING CONTINUES)	(CLICKING CONTINUES)
634	00:54:06,720	00:54:08,039	(JANGLING)	(JANGLING)
635	00:54:19,680	00:54:21,079	(JANGLING)	(JANGLING)
636	00:54:37,120	00:54:38,439	(WIND HOWLING)	(WIND HOWLING)
637	00:54:46,720	00:54:47,914	(GRUNTING)	(GRUNTING)
638	00:54:55,840	00:54:57,114	(PANTING)	(PANTING)
639	00:55:10,160	00:55:12,196	RALPH: Hey! (LAUGHS)	RALPH: Hey! (LAUGHS)
640	00:55:18,200	00:55:20,236	Congratulations, son.	Congratulations, son.
641	00:55:20,800	00:55:23,951	Just marvelous! Just marvelous.	Just marvelous! Just marvelous.
642	00:55:24,120	00:55:25,269	Thanks, Ralph.	Thanks, Ralph.
643	00:55:25,360	00:55:27,032	RALPH: Well, well, well! BLUEY: Well done.	RALPH: Well, well, well! BLUEY: Well done.
644	00:55:27,120	00:55:28,155	Thanks, Bluey.	Thanks, Bluey.
645	00:55:28,240	00:55:30,800	BLUEY: Good on you both. RALPH: Can't you just tell?	BLUEY: Good on you both. RALPH: Can't you just tell?
646	00:55:32,400	00:55:35,949	RALPH: Nothing makes a girl bloom like having a little one.	RALPH: Nothing makes a girl bloom like having a little one.
647	00:55:36,040	00:55:37,234	(KISSES)	(KISSES)
648	00:55:37,320	00:55:39,515	Oh, what a lovely thing.	Oh, what a lovely thing.
649	00:55:39,680	00:55:41,079	That's Lucy.	That's Lucy.
650	00:55:41,760	00:55:42,829	RALPH: You...	RALPH: You...
651	00:55:43,640	00:55:46,473	were the talk of every woman in Partageuse.	were the talk of every woman in Partageuse.
652	00:55:46,560	00:55:48,312	Having your baby way out here,	Having your baby way out here,
653	00:55:48,400	00:55:49,913	- on your own. - (CHUCKLES)	- on your own. - (CHUCKLES)
654	00:55:50,000	00:55:53,470	I hope Tom wasn't too useless.	I hope Tom wasn't too useless.
655	00:55:53,560	00:55:54,788	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
656	00:55:57,040	00:55:59,508	ISABEL: I couldn't ask for a better husband.	ISABEL: I couldn't ask for a better husband.
657	00:56:03,640	00:56:05,710	She's a real pretty little thing.	She's a real pretty little thing.
658	00:56:05,840	00:56:06,875	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
659	00:56:06,960	00:56:09,599	She's got Tom's nose though, eh? (CHUCKLES)	She's got Tom's nose though, eh? (CHUCKLES)
660	00:56:10,320	00:56:11,912	I don't know if Tom's nose	I don't know if Tom's nose
661	00:56:12,000	00:56:14,434	is what you want a baby girl to have.	is what you want a baby girl to have.
662	00:56:15,000	00:56:16,274	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
663	00:56:19,200	00:56:23,318	RALPH: Well, Mr. Sherbourne, I'll need your signature on some papers.	RALPH: Well, Mr. Sherbourne, I'll need your signature on some papers.
664	00:56:23,440	00:56:24,793	Right-o.	Right-o.
665	00:56:26,040	00:56:27,996	To the office, Captain.	To the office, Captain.
666	00:56:28,200	00:56:29,269	BLUEY: Hey!	BLUEY: Hey!
667	00:56:29,440	00:56:30,475	(LUCY COOING)	(LUCY COOING)
668	00:56:30,560	00:56:32,357	ISABEL: Ralph, um, can you hang on a tick?	ISABEL: Ralph, um, can you hang on a tick?
669	00:56:32,440	00:56:33,856	I must write thank you's to my parents.	I must write thank you's to my parents.
670	00:56:33,880	00:56:34,915	BLUEY: What do you want?	BLUEY: What do you want?
671	00:56:35,000	00:56:36,479	RALPH: They'll love to hear from you	RALPH: They'll love to hear from you
672	00:56:36,560	00:56:38,096	since they won't see you till next year.	since they won't see you till next year.
673	00:56:38,120	00:56:40,190	You're a lucky one, aren't you?	You're a lucky one, aren't you?
674	00:56:41,000	00:56:44,879	BLUEY: Look at this. Hey! Getting a fancy rattle.	BLUEY: Look at this. Hey! Getting a fancy rattle.
675	00:56:45,040	00:56:46,393	Fit for an angel. Yeah?	Fit for an angel. Yeah?
676	00:56:46,480	00:56:47,708	(JANGLES)	(JANGLES)
677	00:56:48,640	00:56:49,640	(COOING)	(COOING)
678	00:57:29,920	00:57:31,319	Hey.	Hey.
679	00:57:33,120	00:57:34,269	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
680	00:57:41,000	00:57:42,672	ISABEL: Come, come!	ISABEL: Come, come!
681	00:57:43,000	00:57:46,037	TOM: (READING) "One night, as they journeyed on	TOM: (READING) "One night, as they journeyed on
682	00:57:46,200	00:57:47,679	"following the path of the light	"following the path of the light
683	00:57:47,760	00:57:49,876	"that stretched out before them,	"that stretched out before them,
684	00:57:50,040	00:57:51,553	"there came a sudden cry	"there came a sudden cry
685	00:57:51,720	00:57:53,551	"out of the darkness.	"out of the darkness.
686	00:57:55,880	00:57:57,916	"The three wise men stopped	"The three wise men stopped
687	00:57:58,120	00:57:59,917	" but for a moment on ly.	" but for a moment on ly.
688	00:58:01,120	00:58:02,678	"' It was the cry of a child, '	"' It was the cry of a child, '
689	00:58:02,840	00:58:05,035	"they said, one to another.	"they said, one to another.
690	00:58:05,600	00:58:08,160	"'But it is not for us to stay our journey, ' they said.	"'But it is not for us to stay our journey, ' they said.
691	00:58:08,920	00:58:13,994	"'We cannot delay. The star calls us forward. "'	"'We cannot delay. The star calls us forward. "'
692	00:58:23,800	00:58:25,279	- BILL: Ah... - (LUCY CRYING)	- BILL: Ah... - (LUCY CRYING)
693	00:58:25,360	00:58:26,475	BILL: Welcome back.	BILL: Welcome back.
694	00:58:26,560	00:58:27,754	VIOLET: Oh, darling!	VIOLET: Oh, darling!
695	00:58:27,840	00:58:29,319	- (LUCY CRYING) - (RALPH LAUGHS)	- (LUCY CRYING) - (RALPH LAUGHS)
696	00:58:30,880	00:58:32,233	(BILL LAUGHING)	(BILL LAUGHING)
697	00:58:32,640	00:58:35,154	What now? We'll go and see.	What now? We'll go and see.
698	00:58:35,520	00:58:37,272	What are you going to call me?	What are you going to call me?
699	00:58:38,200	00:58:39,394	(BOTH LAUGHING)	(BOTH LAUGHING)
700	00:58:39,640	00:58:40,675	This is grandpa.	This is grandpa.
701	00:58:40,760	00:58:42,398	- Grandad or Grandpa. - And Grammy.	- Grandad or Grandpa. - And Grammy.
702	00:58:42,480	00:58:43,480	How about Papa?	How about Papa?
703	00:58:43,560	00:58:45,232	And Grammy? Can I have a little kiss?	And Grammy? Can I have a little kiss?
704	00:58:46,680	00:58:48,216	BILL: For what we are about to receive,	BILL: For what we are about to receive,
705	00:58:48,240	00:58:50,708	may the Lord make us truly thankful,	may the Lord make us truly thankful,
706	00:58:50,800	00:58:53,189	and may we always be mindful of the needs of others.	and may we always be mindful of the needs of others.
707	00:58:53,280	00:58:55,016	- (CAMERA WHIRRS) - (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)	- (CAMERA WHIRRS) - (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
708	00:58:55,040	00:58:56,473	Thank you, Lord for the blessings	Thank you, Lord for the blessings
709	00:58:56,560	00:58:58,949	that have been bestowed upon this family,	that have been bestowed upon this family,
710	00:58:59,120	00:59:02,590	in the form of Lucy Sherbourne.	in the form of Lucy Sherbourne.
711	00:59:02,920	00:59:03,920	Amen.	Amen.
712	00:59:04,000	00:59:05,718	TOM: Amen. ISABEL AND VIOLET: Amen.	TOM: Amen. ISABEL AND VIOLET: Amen.
713	00:59:05,800	00:59:07,756	- No more tatoes. - Now, potatoes?	- No more tatoes. - Now, potatoes?
714	00:59:07,840	00:59:08,989	I want tatoes.	I want tatoes.
715	00:59:09,080	00:59:10,080	You want more tatoes?	You want more tatoes?
716	00:59:10,160	00:59:12,071	BILL: She has a very good appetite.	BILL: She has a very good appetite.
717	00:59:12,160	00:59:13,160	TOM: Mmm-hmm.	TOM: Mmm-hmm.
718	00:59:13,240	00:59:15,674	BILL: That's grandmother's cooking. Very nice.	BILL: That's grandmother's cooking. Very nice.
719	00:59:15,760	00:59:16,954	VIOLET: You're so funny.	VIOLET: You're so funny.
720	00:59:17,040	00:59:18,234	(COOING)	(COOING)
721	00:59:18,320	00:59:20,834	BILL: You've got a very good appetite, Lucy.	BILL: You've got a very good appetite, Lucy.
722	00:59:20,920	00:59:22,592	- BILL: Oh, she loves that! - (MOANS)	- BILL: Oh, she loves that! - (MOANS)
723	00:59:22,760	00:59:24,193	(ALL LAUGHING)	(ALL LAUGHING)
724	00:59:24,280	00:59:25,508	BILL: She is an absolute joy.	BILL: She is an absolute joy.
725	00:59:28,600	00:59:30,556	I enjoy it much better than London.	I enjoy it much better than London.
726	00:59:31,600	00:59:33,352	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
727	00:59:35,120	00:59:36,235	(RATTLING DOOR)	(RATTLING DOOR)
728	00:59:36,320	00:59:37,594	BILL: Vicar!	BILL: Vicar!
729	00:59:37,680	00:59:38,999	(BANGING ON DOOR)	(BANGING ON DOOR)
730	00:59:40,480	00:59:42,152	(SCOFFS) Where's the Vicar gone?	(SCOFFS) Where's the Vicar gone?
731	00:59:42,240	00:59:43,296	- (CHUCKLES) - ISABEL: What?	- (CHUCKLES) - ISABEL: What?
732	00:59:43,320	00:59:44,719	Sleeping off the night before,	Sleeping off the night before,
733	00:59:44,800	00:59:46,631	- if I know him. - (VIOLET GROANS)	- if I know him. - (VIOLET GROANS)
734	00:59:46,880	00:59:50,190	RALPH: Blue, son, run over to the Vicar's.	RALPH: Blue, son, run over to the Vicar's.
735	00:59:50,360	00:59:52,510	Tell him he's got a christening and he's running late.	Tell him he's got a christening and he's running late.
736	00:59:52,600	00:59:53,736	- Are we early? - BLUEY: All right.	- Are we early? - BLUEY: All right.
737	00:59:53,760	00:59:54,936	- (KNOCKING DOOR) - BILL: No. He's not there.	- (KNOCKING DOOR) - BILL: No. He's not there.
738	00:59:54,960	00:59:55,995	He's not there.	He's not there.
739	00:59:56,080	00:59:57,957	RALPH: Not there. HILDA: You can sit down.	RALPH: Not there. HILDA: You can sit down.
740	00:59:58,040	00:59:59,758	Come on, let's sit down.	Come on, let's sit down.
741	01:00:01,240	01:00:02,514	You're big girl, now.	You're big girl, now.
742	01:00:02,600	01:00:03,776	- VIOLET: Darling. - Getting heavy.	- VIOLET: Darling. - Getting heavy.
743	01:00:03,800	01:00:05,438	BILL: I went to Albany yesterday...	BILL: I went to Albany yesterday...
744	01:00:05,520	01:00:07,176	RALPH: All in God's good time. VIOLET: Oh, I'm sorry.	RALPH: All in God's good time. VIOLET: Oh, I'm sorry.
745	01:00:07,200	01:00:08,553	Hopeless!	Hopeless!
746	01:00:09,200	01:00:10,997	RALPH: Bluey will find him. No worry.	RALPH: Bluey will find him. No worry.
747	01:00:11,080	01:00:12,479	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
748	01:00:13,440	01:00:16,034	BILL: I've never understood why they want a kitten.	BILL: I've never understood why they want a kitten.
749	01:00:16,120	01:00:17,792	(WOMAN SINGING IN GERMAN)	(WOMAN SINGING IN GERMAN)
750	01:00:22,200	01:00:24,156	VIOLET: No, you should always be honest.	VIOLET: No, you should always be honest.
751	01:00:29,520	01:00:31,136	BILL: I'm getting weak. VIOLET: Couldn't agree more...	BILL: I'm getting weak. VIOLET: Couldn't agree more...
752	01:00:31,160	01:00:33,071	BILL: I'm getting weak, Ralph.	BILL: I'm getting weak, Ralph.
753	01:00:36,520	01:00:38,351	(CONTINUES SINGING IN GERMAN)	(CONTINUES SINGING IN GERMAN)
754	01:00:41,680	01:00:43,079	(BABY LUCY CRYING)	(BABY LUCY CRYING)
755	01:01:00,920	01:01:01,920	(SINGING STOPS)	(SINGING STOPS)
756	01:01:44,880	01:01:46,074	(TOM GASPS)	(TOM GASPS)
757	01:02:00,760	01:02:02,352	RALPH: Tom?	RALPH: Tom?
758	01:02:03,240	01:02:04,468	Tom?	Tom?
759	01:02:06,560	01:02:07,595	Tom!	Tom!
760	01:02:08,880	01:02:12,350	There you are. Tom, we found him.	There you are. Tom, we found him.
761	01:02:13,680	01:02:14,999	The Vicar.	The Vicar.
762	01:02:15,360	01:02:16,759	I found him.	I found him.
763	01:02:18,680	01:02:20,113	(WAILING)	(WAILING)
764	01:02:26,800	01:02:28,376	REVEREND NORKELS: Ye have brought this child	REVEREND NORKELS: Ye have brought this child
765	01:02:28,400	01:02:30,038	here to be baptized.	here to be baptized.
766	01:02:30,360	01:02:32,635	Ye have prayed that our Lord, Jesus Christ,	Ye have prayed that our Lord, Jesus Christ,
767	01:02:32,720	01:02:35,029	would vouchsafe to receive her.	would vouchsafe to receive her.
768	01:02:35,120	01:02:37,236	To release her of her sins,	To release her of her sins,
769	01:02:37,320	01:02:40,073	to sanctify her with the Holy Ghost.	to sanctify her with the Holy Ghost.
770	01:02:40,160	01:02:41,912	To give her the kingdom of heaven	To give her the kingdom of heaven
771	01:02:42,000	01:02:43,797	and everlasting life.	and everlasting life.
772	01:02:44,280	01:02:47,352	Wherefore, after this promise made by Christ,	Wherefore, after this promise made by Christ,
773	01:02:47,440	01:02:52,719	this infant must also renounce the devil and all his works.	this infant must also renounce the devil and all his works.
774	01:02:52,880	01:02:55,758	And constantly believe God's holy word	And constantly believe God's holy word
775	01:02:55,840	01:02:58,718	and obediently keep His commandments.	and obediently keep His commandments.
776	01:03:11,200	01:03:13,111	Quite a day for it, eh?	Quite a day for it, eh?
777	01:03:17,320	01:03:18,514	You all right, my friend?	You all right, my friend?
778	01:03:20,840	01:03:23,957	Saw this memorial today. The church yard.	Saw this memorial today. The church yard.
779	01:03:24,520	01:03:26,158	Shook me up a bit.	Shook me up a bit.
780	01:03:28,200	01:03:30,475	Some German fellow and his baby.	Some German fellow and his baby.
781	01:03:32,640	01:03:33,959	Yeah.	Yeah.
782	01:03:35,520	01:03:37,317	Terrible business.	Terrible business.
783	01:03:38,960	01:03:41,155	Lost at sea in a rowing boat.	Lost at sea in a rowing boat.
784	01:03:44,640	01:03:47,074	Shocking. Happened a couple of years ago.	Shocking. Happened a couple of years ago.
785	01:03:49,480	01:03:52,199	Did you ever hear of Hannah Potts?	Did you ever hear of Hannah Potts?
786	01:03:54,040	01:03:57,749	She's the daughter of the wealthiest man around these parts.	She's the daughter of the wealthiest man around these parts.
787	01:03:58,600	01:04:01,990	Yeah, she married this German fellow named Frank.	Yeah, she married this German fellow named Frank.
788	01:04:02,840	01:04:05,638	Her father wouldn't talk to her again after that.	Her father wouldn't talk to her again after that.
789	01:04:07,840	01:04:09,796	Then, one night, Hannah and Frank	Then, one night, Hannah and Frank
790	01:04:09,880	01:04:12,348	were harassed by some of the locals.	were harassed by some of the locals.
791	01:04:14,200	01:04:17,636	I suppose it was because he was German,	I suppose it was because he was German,
792	01:04:18,600	01:04:23,116	and they'd lost family during the war.	and they'd lost family during the war.
793	01:04:24,400	01:04:26,914	Anyway, they put the fright in him,	Anyway, they put the fright in him,
794	01:04:27,000	01:04:30,959	and he grabbed the baby and jumped into a rowing boat.	and he grabbed the baby and jumped into a rowing boat.
795	01:04:31,120	01:04:34,396	You know his weak heart must have given way,	You know his weak heart must have given way,
796	01:04:35,040	01:04:37,918	and wind and the current swept him out to sea.	and wind and the current swept him out to sea.
797	01:04:38,760	01:04:40,478	That poor little infant.	That poor little infant.
798	01:04:42,560	01:04:44,437	Never should have happened.	Never should have happened.
799	01:04:45,680	01:04:47,557	- Shocking. - (KNOCKING)	- Shocking. - (KNOCKING)
800	01:04:49,960	01:04:53,077	Makes you realize how lucky we are.	Makes you realize how lucky we are.
801	01:05:00,320	01:05:01,719	(PLAYING PIANO)	(PLAYING PIANO)
802	01:05:02,400	01:05:03,674	Little dip.	Little dip.
803	01:05:05,520	01:05:06,999	Ooh! (CHUCKLES)	Ooh! (CHUCKLES)
804	01:05:07,720	01:05:10,518	BILL: She looks positively surly. (LAUGHS)	BILL: She looks positively surly. (LAUGHS)
805	01:05:12,040	01:05:13,678	(BILL HUMMING)	(BILL HUMMING)
806	01:05:13,760	01:05:15,273	(BILL KISSING)	(BILL KISSING)
807	01:05:20,520	01:05:22,078	(PIANO CONTINUES PLAYING)	(PIANO CONTINUES PLAYING)
808	01:05:50,200	01:05:51,758	(BELLS DINGING)	(BELLS DINGING)
809	01:06:32,840	01:06:33,989	(SNIFFLES)	(SNIFFLES)
810	01:06:55,520	01:06:57,078	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)
811	01:07:17,960	01:07:19,109	Where?	Where?
812	01:07:23,640	01:07:25,039	Gwen!	Gwen!
813	01:07:26,640	01:07:27,755	Gwen!	Gwen!
814	01:07:29,720	01:07:31,073	Read.	Read.
815	01:07:31,640	01:07:33,119	Read it.	Read it.
816	01:07:39,600	01:07:41,955	No, it's not much to go on, I'm afraid.	No, it's not much to go on, I'm afraid.
817	01:07:42,040	01:07:43,553	HANNAH: And that's it, is it?	HANNAH: And that's it, is it?
818	01:07:43,640	01:07:45,056	You're going to sit there and do nothing	You're going to sit there and do nothing
819	01:07:45,080	01:07:47,435	while someone knows that my girl is alive.	while someone knows that my girl is alive.
820	01:07:48,120	01:07:49,314	Is that right?	Is that right?
821	01:07:49,440	01:07:50,555	I'll file all the...	I'll file all the...
822	01:07:50,640	01:07:51,789	- File reports? - Reports.	- File reports? - Reports.
823	01:07:51,920	01:07:53,751	- Mmm-hmm. - And, yes.	- Mmm-hmm. - And, yes.
824	01:07:54,840	01:07:58,469	And then I'll let you know of any news that comes at hand.	And then I'll let you know of any news that comes at hand.
825	01:07:58,560	01:08:01,677	News! We've got to get up and look for her.	News! We've got to get up and look for her.
826	01:08:01,760	01:08:03,080	Leave, leave the notebook, ma'am.	Leave, leave the notebook, ma'am.
827	01:08:03,160	01:08:04,160	No!	No!
828	01:08:04,280	01:08:05,599	(CLEARS THROAT)	(CLEARS THROAT)
829	01:08:07,520	01:08:08,800	HANNAH: Why would someone bother	HANNAH: Why would someone bother
830	01:08:08,840	01:08:11,832	to write a letter like this if it weren't true?	to write a letter like this if it weren't true?
831	01:08:12,600	01:08:14,511	I'll double the reward.	I'll double the reward.
832	01:08:15,520	01:08:18,080	I'll make it 2,000 guineas.	I'll make it 2,000 guineas.
833	01:08:22,600	01:08:25,831	Anyone knows anything out there, we'll soon find out.	Anyone knows anything out there, we'll soon find out.
834	01:08:34,200	01:08:39,354	"Your husband is at peace in God's hands."	"Your husband is at peace in God's hands."
835	01:08:41,480	01:08:43,516	"Your husband	"Your husband
836	01:08:44,040	01:08:46,110	"is at peace	"is at peace
837	01:08:47,640	01:08:50,632	"in God's hands."	"in God's hands."
838	01:08:51,320	01:08:57,190	"Your husband is at peace in God's hands."	"Your husband is at peace in God's hands."
839	01:09:00,520	01:09:02,351	I miss you, Frank.	I miss you, Frank.
840	01:09:03,880	01:09:05,472	FRANK: It's only poetry, you see?	FRANK: It's only poetry, you see?
841	01:09:05,560	01:09:06,879	Poetry my foot.	Poetry my foot.
842	01:09:07,000	01:09:09,798	It's not a decent word come out of their mouths.	It's not a decent word come out of their mouths.
843	01:09:09,880	01:09:12,189	I heard we had a German in town working in the bakery,	I heard we had a German in town working in the bakery,
844	01:09:12,360	01:09:13,896	but I didn't think you'd be bold enough	but I didn't think you'd be bold enough
845	01:09:13,920	01:09:15,399	to rub it in our faces like this.	to rub it in our faces like this.
846	01:09:15,480	01:09:16,840	Please keep the book, Mrs. McPhee.	Please keep the book, Mrs. McPhee.
847	01:09:16,920	01:09:19,388	I'm very sorry if I caused anyone any offense.	I'm very sorry if I caused anyone any offense.
848	01:09:19,480	01:09:21,072	Excuse me.	Excuse me.
849	01:09:35,680	01:09:36,908	HANNAH: Excuse me!	HANNAH: Excuse me!
850	01:09:48,880	01:09:49,880	(INAUDIBLE)	(INAUDIBLE)
851	01:09:53,680	01:09:56,035	SEPTIMUS: Are you out of your mind, girl?	SEPTIMUS: Are you out of your mind, girl?
852	01:09:56,200	01:09:57,713	Marrying a German?	Marrying a German?
853	01:09:58,440	01:09:59,509	Bloody baker.	Bloody baker.
854	01:09:59,600	01:10:01,272	He's a good man.	He's a good man.
855	01:10:01,400	01:10:04,039	Not that that would make a difference to you anyway.	Not that that would make a difference to you anyway.
856	01:10:04,120	01:10:07,192	You marry this man, it will be without my blessing.	You marry this man, it will be without my blessing.
857	01:10:08,200	01:10:10,077	And without my money.	And without my money.
858	01:10:13,720	01:10:14,896	REVEREND NORKELS: God, the father, God, the son,	REVEREND NORKELS: God, the father, God, the son,
859	01:10:14,920	01:10:16,273	God the Holy Ghost.	God the Holy Ghost.
860	01:10:16,960	01:10:20,191	Bless, preserve and keep you.	Bless, preserve and keep you.
861	01:10:21,800	01:10:24,951	The Lord mercifully with his favor look upon you.	The Lord mercifully with his favor look upon you.
862	01:10:25,040	01:10:27,156	And so fill you with all	And so fill you with all
863	01:10:27,240	01:10:29,231	spiritual benediction and grace,	spiritual benediction and grace,
864	01:10:29,320	01:10:32,437	that you may so live together in this life.	that you may so live together in this life.
865	01:10:32,600	01:10:36,912	That in the world to come, you may have life everlasting.	That in the world to come, you may have life everlasting.
866	01:10:37,280	01:10:38,918	(CHUCKLING)	(CHUCKLING)
867	01:11:04,680	01:11:05,680	LUCY: That's me.	LUCY: That's me.
868	01:11:05,760	01:11:06,760	ISABEL: That's you.	ISABEL: That's you.
869	01:11:06,840	01:11:08,353	LUCY: I was very tiny.	LUCY: I was very tiny.
870	01:11:08,480	01:11:09,629	ISABEL: And who's that?	ISABEL: And who's that?
871	01:11:10,440	01:11:12,351	- Dadda. - That's Dadda.	- Dadda. - That's Dadda.
872	01:11:18,360	01:11:20,510	TOM: And look at all the people that live in here.	TOM: And look at all the people that live in here.
873	01:11:20,640	01:11:22,517	This is a house. See?	This is a house. See?
874	01:11:22,680	01:11:24,796	All the little animals. Here.	All the little animals. Here.
875	01:11:24,960	01:11:27,030	Look. See them all moving in there?	Look. See them all moving in there?
876	01:11:28,480	01:11:29,993	See, Lucy? See?	See, Lucy? See?
877	01:11:30,160	01:11:31,275	Hey! Look at me!	Hey! Look at me!
878	01:11:31,360	01:11:32,475	I see you!	I see you!
879	01:11:34,000	01:11:35,035	ISABEL: One LUCY: One.	ISABEL: One LUCY: One.
880	01:11:35,160	01:11:36,559	- And then two. - Two.	- And then two. - Two.
881	01:11:36,680	01:11:38,193	Then comes...	Then comes...
882	01:11:38,360	01:11:39,713	BOTH: Three.	BOTH: Three.
883	01:11:40,200	01:11:41,200	BOTH: Four.	BOTH: Four.
884	01:11:41,400	01:11:42,674	Move!	Move!
885	01:11:43,520	01:11:45,033	ISABEL: Try it again.	ISABEL: Try it again.
886	01:11:45,400	01:11:49,359	In your house. Get. In.	In your house. Get. In.
887	01:11:49,480	01:11:50,833	They're not working.	They're not working.
888	01:11:50,960	01:11:52,837	- Take the last one. - (CLUCKING)	- Take the last one. - (CLUCKING)
889	01:11:53,840	01:11:55,440	All right, where are we going to put it?	All right, where are we going to put it?
890	01:11:55,480	01:11:56,480	Juice?	Juice?
891	01:11:57,400	01:11:58,799	Oh, it smells so good.	Oh, it smells so good.
892	01:11:58,880	01:12:00,313	Can I pour it in?	Can I pour it in?
893	01:12:01,040	01:12:04,077	Okay. It's very strong so just a tiny drop.	Okay. It's very strong so just a tiny drop.
894	01:12:05,520	01:12:07,476	How many words do you know that sound like goat?	How many words do you know that sound like goat?
895	01:12:07,560	01:12:08,834	I have no idea.	I have no idea.
896	01:12:08,920	01:12:11,673	What? What? What?	What? What? What?
897	01:12:11,760	01:12:13,496	- I don't know. - (DEEP VOICE) What was that?	- I don't know. - (DEEP VOICE) What was that?
898	01:12:13,520	01:12:15,476	- (GIGGLING) - What was that?	- (GIGGLING) - What was that?
899	01:12:15,600	01:12:16,874	You're lying.	You're lying.
900	01:12:24,240	01:12:25,753	Is that a snake?	Is that a snake?
901	01:12:26,600	01:12:27,999	Let's step on it!	Let's step on it!
902	01:12:32,440	01:12:34,590	LUCY: Make a wish. TOM: All right.	LUCY: Make a wish. TOM: All right.
903	01:12:37,280	01:12:38,395	(CLAPPING)	(CLAPPING)
904	01:12:39,440	01:12:40,668	(ISABEL GASPS)	(ISABEL GASPS)
905	01:12:40,760	01:12:41,829	TOM: A book!	TOM: A book!
906	01:12:42,200	01:12:43,349	LUCY: Read it, Dadda.	LUCY: Read it, Dadda.
907	01:12:43,440	01:12:45,874	"For my Dadda. With love...	"For my Dadda. With love...
908	01:12:46,280	01:12:51,718	"Forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever.	"Forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever.
909	01:12:51,800	01:12:54,439	"And ever and ever and ever and ever,	"And ever and ever and ever and ever,
910	01:12:54,560	01:12:57,711	"and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever."	"and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever."
911	01:12:58,440	01:13:00,874	It's the loveliest present I ever had.	It's the loveliest present I ever had.
912	01:13:00,960	01:13:02,951	- Mmm-hmm. - Mmm-hmm.	- Mmm-hmm. - Mmm-hmm.
913	01:13:03,040	01:13:04,040	Mmm-hmm.	Mmm-hmm.
914	01:13:04,120	01:13:05,473	(SNORTS)	(SNORTS)
915	01:13:06,600	01:13:07,635	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
916	01:13:30,640	01:13:32,153	(LUCY GIGGLING)	(LUCY GIGGLING)
917	01:13:32,480	01:13:34,391	JOCK JOHNSON: I know you have all traveled	JOCK JOHNSON: I know you have all traveled
918	01:13:34,480	01:13:36,471	over great distances today	over great distances today
919	01:13:36,640	01:13:39,916	to celebrate a very special thing. The light.	to celebrate a very special thing. The light.
920	01:13:40,000	01:13:41,911	And I want to thank you all	And I want to thank you all
921	01:13:42,000	01:13:44,992	for coming here today to honor it.	for coming here today to honor it.
922	01:13:45,640	01:13:50,350	40 years ago today, Janus light was first lit.	40 years ago today, Janus light was first lit.
923	01:13:50,520	01:13:56,072	And for 40 years it's been a beacon of security in the face of danger.	And for 40 years it's been a beacon of security in the face of danger.
924	01:13:56,200	01:13:59,590	There are some very important people who are here today	There are some very important people who are here today
925	01:13:59,680	01:14:01,511	that I'd like to personally thank.	that I'd like to personally thank.
926	01:14:01,680	01:14:02,680	Firstly.	Firstly.
927	01:14:02,800	01:14:06,952	This model was paid for by our local benefactor,	This model was paid for by our local benefactor,
928	01:14:07,040	01:14:08,758	Mr. Septimus Potts.	Mr. Septimus Potts.
929	01:14:08,880	01:14:10,029	Mr. Potts.	Mr. Potts.
930	01:14:10,120	01:14:11,678	Please put your hands together	Please put your hands together
931	01:14:11,840	01:14:14,274	for Mr. Potts and his two charming daughters,	for Mr. Potts and his two charming daughters,
932	01:14:14,360	01:14:15,952	Hannah and Gwen.	Hannah and Gwen.
933	01:14:16,040	01:14:17,359	Thank you!	Thank you!
934	01:14:18,720	01:14:19,920	SEPTIMUS: Thank you very much.	SEPTIMUS: Thank you very much.
935	01:14:19,960	01:14:21,712	How wonderful. How wonderful.	How wonderful. How wonderful.
936	01:14:22,280	01:14:23,800	And today, we have the honor of having	And today, we have the honor of having
937	01:14:23,880	01:14:27,031	three of our last five lightkeepers here with us.	three of our last five lightkeepers here with us.
938	01:14:27,200	01:14:30,397	Including our current keeper Mr. Thomas Sherbourne.	Including our current keeper Mr. Thomas Sherbourne.
939	01:14:30,560	01:14:32,551	Who also served his country	Who also served his country
940	01:14:32,680	01:14:35,717	with honor and bravery in the Great War.	with honor and bravery in the Great War.
941	01:14:35,800	01:14:38,155	And I'm sure Tom would be delighted	And I'm sure Tom would be delighted
942	01:14:38,240	01:14:42,233	to say a few words about life on Janus today.	to say a few words about life on Janus today.
943	01:14:42,680	01:14:44,193	(CROWD APPLAUDING)	(CROWD APPLAUDING)
944	01:14:44,800	01:14:46,313	RALPH: Good on you, Tommy.	RALPH: Good on you, Tommy.
945	01:14:46,400	01:14:48,072	JOCK JOHNSON: Up you come, Tom.	JOCK JOHNSON: Up you come, Tom.
946	01:14:56,160	01:14:58,071	Don't be shy, Tom. Don't be shy.	Don't be shy, Tom. Don't be shy.
947	01:14:58,920	01:15:00,672	Thank you, Tom.	Thank you, Tom.
948	01:15:07,080	01:15:08,832	Wasn't expecting this.	Wasn't expecting this.
949	01:15:09,080	01:15:10,308	(CROWD CHUCKLING)	(CROWD CHUCKLING)
950	01:15:19,080	01:15:20,911	Life in Janus today,	Life in Janus today,
951	01:15:26,240	01:15:30,950	you can never tell what the tide is going to bring in from one day to the next.	you can never tell what the tide is going to bring in from one day to the next.
952	01:15:33,760	01:15:36,069	Everything that two oceans fling at us.	Everything that two oceans fling at us.
953	01:15:38,120	01:15:39,951	Anything you can think of.	Anything you can think of.
954	01:15:40,040	01:15:41,234	RALPH: Can't hear you, son.	RALPH: Can't hear you, son.
955	01:15:42,720	01:15:44,199	WOMAN: (WHISPERS) Is he all right?	WOMAN: (WHISPERS) Is he all right?
956	01:15:44,280	01:15:45,633	BILL: Is he okay?	BILL: Is he okay?
957	01:15:49,960	01:15:51,598	Many of you have...	Many of you have...
958	01:15:52,560	01:15:55,199	Your brothers, your sons, your fathers.	Your brothers, your sons, your fathers.
959	01:15:55,320	01:15:57,595	Didn't come back from the war.	Didn't come back from the war.
960	01:16:00,640	01:16:03,757	I don't know why God picked me to survive it.	I don't know why God picked me to survive it.
961	01:16:08,480	01:16:10,320	I don't know what right I have to be given life	I don't know what right I have to be given life
962	01:16:10,400	01:16:12,755	while it is taken from others.	while it is taken from others.
963	01:16:15,640	01:16:17,631	RALPH: Speak up, Tommy.	RALPH: Speak up, Tommy.
964	01:16:26,440	01:16:29,159	What I really need to tell you is	What I really need to tell you is
965	01:16:37,080	01:16:40,629	I just try to keep the light burning for whoever might need it. Thank you.	I just try to keep the light burning for whoever might need it. Thank you.
966	01:16:44,160	01:16:45,195	(SCATTERED CLAPPING)	(SCATTERED CLAPPING)
967	01:16:45,280	01:16:47,271	JOCK JOHNSON: Thank you. Thank you, Tom.	JOCK JOHNSON: Thank you. Thank you, Tom.
968	01:16:47,360	01:16:49,794	That was heartfelt, thank you indeed.	That was heartfelt, thank you indeed.
969	01:16:50,000	01:16:51,035	Now ladies and gentlemen,	Now ladies and gentlemen,
970	01:16:51,120	01:16:53,429	I think it's time for a hot cup of tea. Some fresh air.	I think it's time for a hot cup of tea. Some fresh air.
971	01:16:53,520	01:16:55,351	Please take the opportunity to come	Please take the opportunity to come
972	01:16:55,440	01:16:57,874	and look at this marvelous, marvelous...	and look at this marvelous, marvelous...
973	01:16:58,000	01:16:59,319	RALPH: You all right?	RALPH: You all right?
974	01:16:59,880	01:17:01,154	Not too keen on surprises.	Not too keen on surprises.
975	01:17:01,240	01:17:02,514	(RALPH CHUCKLES)	(RALPH CHUCKLES)
976	01:17:03,960	01:17:05,279	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
977	01:17:05,360	01:17:06,952	ISABEL: I know he was a bit nervous.	ISABEL: I know he was a bit nervous.
978	01:17:07,280	01:17:09,111	Of course! Well, he wasn't expecting it.	Of course! Well, he wasn't expecting it.
979	01:17:09,200	01:17:13,591	Speaking in public's terrifying for a lot of people, really terrifying.	Speaking in public's terrifying for a lot of people, really terrifying.
980	01:17:13,720	01:17:14,720	Oh!	Oh!
981	01:17:14,800	01:17:17,633	Gwen, you know Isabel Sherbourne, don't you?	Gwen, you know Isabel Sherbourne, don't you?
982	01:17:17,720	01:17:18,896	ISABEL: Isabel. MRS. HASLUCK: Graysmark.	ISABEL: Isabel. MRS. HASLUCK: Graysmark.
983	01:17:18,920	01:17:20,080	- Oh, yes. - Isabel Graysmark.	- Oh, yes. - Isabel Graysmark.
984	01:17:20,120	01:17:21,235	Hello. I know who you are.	Hello. I know who you are.
985	01:17:21,320	01:17:22,469	Nice to meet you. Isabel.	Nice to meet you. Isabel.
986	01:17:22,560	01:17:23,600	This is my sister, Hannah.	This is my sister, Hannah.
987	01:17:23,720	01:17:24,789	Nice to meet you.	Nice to meet you.
988	01:17:24,880	01:17:25,896	Hello. Very nice to meet you.	Hello. Very nice to meet you.
989	01:17:25,920	01:17:26,955	Hello.	Hello.
990	01:17:27,040	01:17:28,632	Isabel's married to Mr. Sherbourne	Isabel's married to Mr. Sherbourne
991	01:17:28,720	01:17:29,948	who gave the speech just now.	who gave the speech just now.
992	01:17:30,080	01:17:31,229	Oh.	Oh.
993	01:17:31,320	01:17:32,878	What's your name?	What's your name?
994	01:17:33,320	01:17:34,320	Lucy.	Lucy.
995	01:17:34,400	01:17:36,356	Lucy, how old are you?	Lucy, how old are you?
996	01:17:36,440	01:17:37,555	Four.	Four.
997	01:17:37,920	01:17:40,753	Very pleased with the turnout. Very pleased.	Very pleased with the turnout. Very pleased.
998	01:17:40,920	01:17:43,388	Of course, Janus is very important to the people here.	Of course, Janus is very important to the people here.
999	01:17:43,560	01:17:47,235	Oh, it's a stamp on the world, isn't it?	Oh, it's a stamp on the world, isn't it?
1000	01:17:47,600	01:17:50,433	LUCY: Is that a treasure box to put things in?	LUCY: Is that a treasure box to put things in?
1001	01:17:50,600	01:17:51,794	HANNAH: This is a watch.	HANNAH: This is a watch.
1002	01:17:51,920	01:17:53,911	It's a little clock that tells the time.	It's a little clock that tells the time.
1003	01:17:54,240	01:17:57,391	What's the name of your doll?	What's the name of your doll?
1004	01:17:57,480	01:17:58,629	- LUCY: Mavis. - Mavis?	- LUCY: Mavis. - Mavis?
1005	01:17:58,760	01:18:00,637	ISABEL: And she's five, isn't she?	ISABEL: And she's five, isn't she?
1006	01:18:00,760	01:18:01,829	Let me tell them.	Let me tell them.
1007	01:18:01,920	01:18:03,911	- Oh! - Um...	- Oh! - Um...
1008	01:18:04,280	01:18:05,759	My doll is five.	My doll is five.
1009	01:18:05,840	01:18:06,875	HANNAH: Yes.	HANNAH: Yes.
1010	01:18:06,960	01:18:08,160	This is Hannah and Gwen Potts.	This is Hannah and Gwen Potts.
1011	01:18:08,280	01:18:09,336	LUCY: And she goes to flower school.	LUCY: And she goes to flower school.
1012	01:18:09,360	01:18:10,496	- HANNAH: Hello. - How do you do?	- HANNAH: Hello. - How do you do?
1013	01:18:10,520	01:18:11,736	- This is Tom, my husband. - Hello.	- This is Tom, my husband. - Hello.
1014	01:18:11,760	01:18:14,228	We secretly pick a flower to put in our vegetable garden.	We secretly pick a flower to put in our vegetable garden.
1015	01:18:14,320	01:18:16,754	ISABEL: Hannah, this is Tom, my husband.	ISABEL: Hannah, this is Tom, my husband.
1016	01:18:17,520	01:18:19,112	- Hello. - How do you do?	- Hello. - How do you do?
1017	01:18:20,280	01:18:21,599	I, uh...	I, uh...
1018	01:18:22,040	01:18:25,112	I liked what you said earlier in your speech	I liked what you said earlier in your speech
1019	01:18:25,280	01:18:28,272	about the light being there for whoever needed it.	about the light being there for whoever needed it.
1020	01:18:32,840	01:18:33,989	Could I...	Could I...
1021	01:18:34,800	01:18:37,314	Ask you something, Mr. Sherbourne?	Ask you something, Mr. Sherbourne?
1022	01:18:38,960	01:18:40,154	Yes.	Yes.
1023	01:18:44,120	01:18:47,795	Do ships ever rescue people far out at sea?	Do ships ever rescue people far out at sea?
1024	01:18:49,960	01:18:54,033	Have you ever heard of little boats being picked up	Have you ever heard of little boats being picked up
1025	01:18:54,160	01:18:55,718	and survivors	and survivors
1026	01:18:55,800	01:18:58,997	taken to the other side of the world, perhaps?	taken to the other side of the world, perhaps?
1027	01:19:00,840	01:19:02,159	(CLEARS THROAT)	(CLEARS THROAT)
1028	01:19:03,640	01:19:06,359	When it comes to the ocean, anything's possible.	When it comes to the ocean, anything's possible.
1029	01:19:09,520	01:19:11,158	I see.	I see.
1030	01:19:13,320	01:19:15,515	Well, I'm ready to go home.	Well, I'm ready to go home.
1031	01:19:15,600	01:19:19,718	Gwen, um, do you think you can stay here and look after Dad?	Gwen, um, do you think you can stay here and look after Dad?
1032	01:19:20,560	01:19:22,118	It was lovely to meet you.	It was lovely to meet you.
1033	01:19:22,200	01:19:23,679	It was lovely to meet you, too.	It was lovely to meet you, too.
1034	01:19:23,760	01:19:25,159	LUCY: Bye.	LUCY: Bye.
1035	01:19:25,280	01:19:26,429	Bye.	Bye.
1036	01:19:26,880	01:19:29,997	You have a very lovely daughter.	You have a very lovely daughter.
1037	01:19:30,200	01:19:31,200	Excuse me.	Excuse me.
1038	01:19:34,000	01:19:35,831	GWEN: I'm sorry about that.	GWEN: I'm sorry about that.
1039	01:19:37,360	01:19:40,716	My sister had a terrible tragedy a few years ago.	My sister had a terrible tragedy a few years ago.
1040	01:19:41,360	01:19:43,510	Her family were lost at sea.	Her family were lost at sea.
1041	01:19:44,440	01:19:48,035	Her husband and their baby daughter	Her husband and their baby daughter
1042	01:19:48,920	01:19:51,639	who would have been your girl's age by now.	who would have been your girl's age by now.
1043	01:19:51,720	01:19:53,016	I better go see if she's all right.	I better go see if she's all right.
1044	01:19:53,040	01:19:55,270	It was lovely meeting you both.	It was lovely meeting you both.
1045	01:20:35,760	01:20:38,228	VIOLET: I don't know what came over her.	VIOLET: I don't know what came over her.
1046	01:20:39,640	01:20:42,074	BILL: Must be sheer exhaustion.	BILL: Must be sheer exhaustion.
1047	01:20:42,240	01:20:45,676	She doesn't really get a break on the island, does she now?	She doesn't really get a break on the island, does she now?
1048	01:20:46,160	01:20:51,473	I think you should leave Lucy and Isabel here	I think you should leave Lucy and Isabel here
1049	01:20:54,920	01:20:56,672	while you go back.	while you go back.
1050	01:20:57,480	01:20:59,277	The isolation...	The isolation...
1051	01:21:00,600	01:21:03,478	It's too much for her. You must see that.	It's too much for her. You must see that.
1052	01:21:04,600	01:21:06,955	And Lucy needs her mother.	And Lucy needs her mother.
1053	01:21:33,800	01:21:36,360	TOM: We have to tell people now.	TOM: We have to tell people now.
1054	01:21:36,800	01:21:38,313	It's over.	It's over.
1055	01:21:39,800	01:21:41,313	It's too late.	It's too late.
1056	01:21:44,000	01:21:45,399	You saw her.	You saw her.
1057	01:21:46,160	01:21:48,310	You saw what we've done to her.	You saw what we've done to her.
1058	01:21:48,480	01:21:49,833	We can't let it go on.	We can't let it go on.
1059	01:21:49,920	01:21:52,480	We can't do it anymore. We have to do what's right.	We can't do it anymore. We have to do what's right.
1060	01:21:53,160	01:21:55,674	We have to do what's right for Lucy.	We have to do what's right for Lucy.
1061	01:21:56,480	01:21:59,153	Not for you, not for me, not for some	Not for you, not for me, not for some
1062	01:22:01,520	01:22:03,670	stranger, but for Lucy.	stranger, but for Lucy.
1063	01:22:07,000	01:22:08,752	It's her mother.	It's her mother.
1064	01:22:09,080	01:22:10,672	I'm her mother.	I'm her mother.
1065	01:22:14,160	01:22:16,515	To Lucy, I'm her mother.	To Lucy, I'm her mother.
1066	01:22:29,760	01:22:31,113	(DOOR OPENS)	(DOOR OPENS)
1067	01:22:34,200	01:22:35,200	(CLOCK TICKING)	(CLOCK TICKING)
1068	01:22:35,360	01:22:36,360	(METAL SQUEAKING)	(METAL SQUEAKING)
1069	01:22:55,480	01:22:57,072	(METAL SQUEAKING)	(METAL SQUEAKING)
1070	01:23:07,440	01:23:08,793	(SQUEAKS)	(SQUEAKS)
1071	01:23:16,840	01:23:18,159	(GASPS)	(GASPS)
1072	01:24:08,320	01:24:09,639	Good boy!	Good boy!
1073	01:24:36,880	01:24:38,154	HANNAH: It's my baby's rattle.	HANNAH: It's my baby's rattle.
1074	01:24:38,880	01:24:40,996	My dad bought it for Grace.	My dad bought it for Grace.
1075	01:24:43,000	01:24:44,638	You sure it's the same one?	You sure it's the same one?
1076	01:24:44,720	01:24:46,233	Yes, Sergeant.	Yes, Sergeant.
1077	01:24:47,320	01:24:48,673	Quite sure.	Quite sure.
1078	01:24:48,760	01:24:51,149	SEPTIMUS: I want this investigated, Sergeant.	SEPTIMUS: I want this investigated, Sergeant.
1079	01:24:56,440	01:24:57,839	(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)	(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
1080	01:26:06,400	01:26:08,152	Store boat's coming.	Store boat's coming.
1081	01:26:09,440	01:26:10,998	Where's Lucy?	Where's Lucy?
1082	01:26:12,160	01:26:13,479	Playing.	Playing.
1083	01:26:14,400	01:26:17,233	Why's the boat coming? It's only been a week.	Why's the boat coming? It's only been a week.
1084	01:26:18,600	01:26:21,910	Do what I say and you'll be all right.	Do what I say and you'll be all right.
1085	01:26:22,680	01:26:24,477	I'll tell them it was me.	I'll tell them it was me.
1086	01:26:24,600	01:26:25,828	That it was all my idea,	That it was all my idea,
1087	01:26:25,920	01:26:27,400	and I forced you to go along with it.	and I forced you to go along with it.
1088	01:26:27,480	01:26:28,595	What are you talking about?	What are you talking about?
1089	01:26:28,760	01:26:31,752	You'll be safe. I'll protect you, I promise.	You'll be safe. I'll protect you, I promise.
1090	01:26:36,120	01:26:37,599	What have you done?	What have you done?
1091	01:26:40,040	01:26:42,156	I had to do something.	I had to do something.
1092	01:26:43,640	01:26:44,709	(GASPS)	(GASPS)
1093	01:26:46,040	01:26:48,031	- What have you... - It's over.	- What have you... - It's over.
1094	01:26:48,120	01:26:51,112	What have you done? Why?	What have you done? Why?
1095	01:26:51,440	01:26:52,714	(SOBBING)	(SOBBING)
1096	01:26:53,280	01:26:54,429	Lucy...	Lucy...
1097	01:26:54,560	01:26:55,834	You don't love me.	You don't love me.
1098	01:26:56,680	01:26:58,557	Isabel. Stop.	Isabel. Stop.
1099	01:26:58,640	01:27:00,119	Let me go.	Let me go.
1100	01:27:03,720	01:27:05,039	It's over.	It's over.
1101	01:27:07,640	01:27:10,473	Let me go. Let me go.	Let me go. Let me go.
1102	01:27:10,640	01:27:11,675	(SNIFFLES)	(SNIFFLES)
1103	01:27:11,800	01:27:14,360	You have to tell them it was me.	You have to tell them it was me.
1104	01:27:28,320	01:27:31,357	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Thomas Edward Sherbourne.	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Thomas Edward Sherbourne.
1105	01:27:32,240	01:27:34,993	Sergeant Knuckey. Partageuse police.	Sergeant Knuckey. Partageuse police.
1106	01:27:36,160	01:27:39,357	Here about Frank Roennfeldt and his daughter, Grace.	Here about Frank Roennfeldt and his daughter, Grace.
1107	01:27:43,560	01:27:44,709	(DOOR OPENS)	(DOOR OPENS)
1108	01:27:55,840	01:27:58,035	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Where's the child?	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Where's the child?
1109	01:27:59,920	01:28:01,399	Out back.	Out back.
1110	01:28:05,520	01:28:08,193	This was sent to Mrs. Roennfeldt last week.	This was sent to Mrs. Roennfeldt last week.
1111	01:28:09,040	01:28:11,349	Most probably by the same person who sent her a letter	Most probably by the same person who sent her a letter
1112	01:28:11,440	01:28:13,431	getting on three years ago.	getting on three years ago.
1113	01:28:14,240	01:28:16,708	TOM: She doesn't know anything about it.	TOM: She doesn't know anything about it.
1114	01:28:16,800	01:28:18,597	Talk to me, not her.	Talk to me, not her.
1115	01:28:23,880	01:28:26,189	I'll want to ask you a few questions	I'll want to ask you a few questions
1116	01:28:26,400	01:28:28,550	when we're finished talking with your husband.	when we're finished talking with your husband.
1117	01:28:28,640	01:28:30,278	Don't stray too far.	Don't stray too far.
1118	01:28:37,560	01:28:39,278	LUCY: I set it up for you, Mama.	LUCY: I set it up for you, Mama.
1119	01:28:45,120	01:28:47,236	I made the tea for you.	I made the tea for you.
1120	01:28:47,720	01:28:50,553	Maybe after tea, maybe there could be something	Maybe after tea, maybe there could be something
1121	01:28:50,640	01:28:52,870	in there that we could eat, maybe.	in there that we could eat, maybe.
1122	01:28:52,960	01:28:56,236	If we finish this, it would be really good.	If we finish this, it would be really good.
1123	01:28:57,320	01:29:00,073	Dadda will be back in any second.	Dadda will be back in any second.
1124	01:29:00,520	01:29:02,431	He's maybe working.	He's maybe working.
1125	01:29:03,640	01:29:08,077	Dadda will be here, I promise. Hurry up, Dadda.	Dadda will be here, I promise. Hurry up, Dadda.
1126	01:29:09,440	01:29:11,112	Don't worry.	Don't worry.
1127	01:29:35,840	01:29:37,319	LUCY: Where are we going, Mama?	LUCY: Where are we going, Mama?
1128	01:29:37,960	01:29:40,190	We're going back to Partageuse, sweetheart.	We're going back to Partageuse, sweetheart.
1129	01:29:40,280	01:29:41,793	Why are we leaving?	Why are we leaving?
1130	01:29:43,480	01:29:46,552	I really don't know why. But we have to go.	I really don't know why. But we have to go.
1131	01:29:54,840	01:29:57,229	Can I go back to the house, Mama?	Can I go back to the house, Mama?
1132	01:29:58,640	01:29:59,868	No.	No.
1133	01:29:59,960	01:30:00,960	Okay, Mama.	Okay, Mama.
1134	01:30:01,080	01:30:03,833	I want to go back to the house too, sweetheart.	I want to go back to the house too, sweetheart.
1135	01:30:05,480	01:30:07,072	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Let's go.	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Let's go.
1136	01:30:42,040	01:30:44,429	MAN: Here you go. Go to your mom.	MAN: Here you go. Go to your mom.
1137	01:30:44,520	01:30:46,431	Why don't we take a walk?	Why don't we take a walk?
1138	01:30:49,960	01:30:51,598	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)
1139	01:31:22,400	01:31:23,958	I can't see.	I can't see.
1140	01:31:35,760	01:31:37,751	(LUCY CRYING)	(LUCY CRYING)
1141	01:31:50,000	01:31:51,513	(DOOR OPENING)	(DOOR OPENING)
1142	01:31:52,440	01:31:53,953	(LUCY SNIFFLING)	(LUCY SNIFFLING)
1143	01:31:55,920	01:31:58,354	You'll be fine. Just talk to me. It's all right.	You'll be fine. Just talk to me. It's all right.
1144	01:31:58,440	01:31:59,759	I'm here.	I'm here.
1145	01:32:01,960	01:32:03,313	No.	No.
1146	01:32:06,360	01:32:08,032	Mrs. Sherbourne.	Mrs. Sherbourne.
1147	01:32:08,680	01:32:11,240	The child needs to be examined and then taken to her mother.	The child needs to be examined and then taken to her mother.
1148	01:32:11,320	01:32:12,753	ISABEL: Please don't do this.	ISABEL: Please don't do this.
1149	01:32:13,640	01:32:14,868	Please have some pity.	Please have some pity.
1150	01:32:14,960	01:32:18,430	Appreciate it if you didn't make it any more difficult than it needs to be.	Appreciate it if you didn't make it any more difficult than it needs to be.
1151	01:32:20,120	01:32:21,439	Please.	Please.
1152	01:32:23,280	01:32:25,430	Garstone, take the child.	Garstone, take the child.
1153	01:32:25,640	01:32:26,789	(SOBBING) No.	(SOBBING) No.
1154	01:32:27,120	01:32:30,271	No. Don't take my baby.	No. Don't take my baby.
1155	01:32:32,040	01:32:34,190	Please, no. No. No.	Please, no. No. No.
1156	01:32:34,400	01:32:35,720	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Take the child.	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Take the child.
1157	01:32:35,800	01:32:37,836	Take the child, Garstone.	Take the child, Garstone.
1158	01:32:38,000	01:32:39,718	Garstone, take the child!	Garstone, take the child!
1159	01:32:40,040	01:32:41,393	(LUCY SCREAMS)	(LUCY SCREAMS)
1160	01:32:42,320	01:32:43,719	(WAILING)	(WAILING)
1161	01:32:44,160	01:32:46,833	LUCY: Let me go! Let me go!	LUCY: Let me go! Let me go!
1162	01:32:51,920	01:32:54,912	Mama! Mama!	Mama! Mama!
1163	01:33:00,760	01:33:03,194	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: You're quite the war hero.	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: You're quite the war hero.
1164	01:33:03,320	01:33:05,675	You must have killed a lot of people in your time.	You must have killed a lot of people in your time.
1165	01:33:07,840	01:33:11,389	I said you must have killed a lot of people in your time.	I said you must have killed a lot of people in your time.
1166	01:33:18,520	01:33:20,750	If I ask you a question,	If I ask you a question,
1167	01:33:21,840	01:33:23,876	you will answer it. Do you understand me?	you will answer it. Do you understand me?
1168	01:33:25,920	01:33:28,195	When you ask me a question, I will.	When you ask me a question, I will.
1169	01:33:32,280	01:33:34,669	Let's talk about the man in the boat.	Let's talk about the man in the boat.
1170	01:33:36,400	01:33:38,550	What condition was he in when you found him?	What condition was he in when you found him?
1171	01:33:38,680	01:33:39,715	He was dead.	He was dead.
1172	01:33:39,880	01:33:41,029	You sure about that?	You sure about that?
1173	01:33:41,120	01:33:43,236	I've seen enough bodies in my time.	I've seen enough bodies in my time.
1174	01:33:43,760	01:33:46,752	Killed enough of his sort before, have you?	Killed enough of his sort before, have you?
1175	01:33:48,760	01:33:51,194	One more would have made no difference.	One more would have made no difference.
1176	01:33:51,560	01:33:53,835	Was it because he was German?	Was it because he was German?
1177	01:33:53,920	01:33:56,195	He still had the accent, by all accounts.	He still had the accent, by all accounts.
1178	01:33:56,280	01:33:58,953	He didn't have an accent when I came across him.	He didn't have an accent when I came across him.
1179	01:33:59,120	01:34:00,712	He was dead.	He was dead.
1180	01:34:01,280	01:34:03,236	My wife will tell you.	My wife will tell you.
1181	01:34:03,600	01:34:05,556	He was dead when we found him.	He was dead when we found him.
1182	01:34:06,760	01:34:08,034	Ask her.	Ask her.
1183	01:34:10,160	01:34:11,878	I intend to.	I intend to.
1184	01:34:15,240	01:34:17,231	But I wouldn't be surprised	But I wouldn't be surprised
1185	01:34:18,320	01:34:21,073	if she doesn't want to see you for the rest of her life.	if she doesn't want to see you for the rest of her life.
1186	01:34:23,920	01:34:26,832	So why don't you just sit in here and think about that?	So why don't you just sit in here and think about that?
1187	01:34:33,280	01:34:34,395	(SNIFFLING)	(SNIFFLING)
1188	01:34:36,760	01:34:38,751	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Isabel, the law recognizes	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Isabel, the law recognizes
1189	01:34:38,840	01:34:42,071	that a wife can be powerless at the hands of her husband.	that a wife can be powerless at the hands of her husband.
1190	01:34:45,120	01:34:47,953	So you won't be punished for his crimes.	So you won't be punished for his crimes.
1191	01:34:50,160	01:34:53,596	But I need to ask you a question.	But I need to ask you a question.
1192	01:34:54,160	01:34:57,630	And I want you to think very carefully before answering.	And I want you to think very carefully before answering.
1193	01:34:59,440	01:35:01,396	According to Tom, Frank Roennfeldt was dead	According to Tom, Frank Roennfeldt was dead
1194	01:35:01,480	01:35:04,278	when the boat washed up. Was this true?	when the boat washed up. Was this true?
1195	01:35:11,360	01:35:13,112	Isabel.	Isabel.
1196	01:35:13,280	01:35:14,998	Is it true?	Is it true?
1197	01:35:19,840	01:35:21,398	Isabel.	Isabel.
1198	01:35:24,960	01:35:26,871	LUCY: I want my real mama!	LUCY: I want my real mama!
1199	01:35:27,640	01:35:29,198	HANNAH: I'm your mama.	HANNAH: I'm your mama.
1200	01:35:29,680	01:35:31,750	- (LUCY CRYING) - It's all right.	- (LUCY CRYING) - It's all right.
1201	01:35:31,840	01:35:32,909	It's all right.	It's all right.
1202	01:35:33,000	01:35:34,069	(LUCY SCREAMING)	(LUCY SCREAMING)
1203	01:35:34,160	01:35:35,639	It's all right.	It's all right.
1204	01:35:40,400	01:35:42,231	LUCY: Can you take me to my mom?	LUCY: Can you take me to my mom?
1205	01:35:42,320	01:35:44,675	HANNAH: I am your mom, my darling.	HANNAH: I am your mom, my darling.
1206	01:35:44,840	01:35:46,398	And this is your house.	And this is your house.
1207	01:35:46,480	01:35:47,595	LUCY: It's not!	LUCY: It's not!
1208	01:35:47,720	01:35:49,392	HANNAH: Grace, please don't cry.	HANNAH: Grace, please don't cry.
1209	01:35:49,480	01:35:51,357	LUCY: I'm not Grace. I'm Lucy.	LUCY: I'm not Grace. I'm Lucy.
1210	01:35:51,480	01:35:52,480	HANNAH: No, sweetheart.	HANNAH: No, sweetheart.
1211	01:35:52,520	01:35:54,750	Your name is Grace and I'm your mama.	Your name is Grace and I'm your mama.
1212	01:35:54,840	01:35:56,273	LUCY: No, you're not.	LUCY: No, you're not.
1213	01:35:56,360	01:36:00,990	And I want to go to my own house and see my real mama.	And I want to go to my own house and see my real mama.
1214	01:36:01,080	01:36:03,913	Grace, give me your hand, this is your home.	Grace, give me your hand, this is your home.
1215	01:36:04,080	01:36:08,278	This is your home. Sweetheart, sweetheart, it's all right.	This is your home. Sweetheart, sweetheart, it's all right.
1216	01:36:08,360	01:36:09,634	(LUCY SOBBING)	(LUCY SOBBING)
1217	01:36:09,720	01:36:10,835	It's all right.	It's all right.
1218	01:36:11,680	01:36:13,238	It's all right.	It's all right.
1219	01:36:23,720	01:36:25,039	Darling,	Darling,
1220	01:36:26,520	01:36:28,511	I brought you some tea.	I brought you some tea.
1221	01:36:30,520	01:36:32,715	I'll just leave it here.	I'll just leave it here.
1222	01:36:34,360	01:36:36,430	I thought he loved us.	I thought he loved us.
1223	01:36:41,760	01:36:46,880	I'll never forgive that man as long as I live.	I'll never forgive that man as long as I live.
1224	01:36:50,720	01:36:52,312	(SOFTLY) Sweetheart.	(SOFTLY) Sweetheart.
1225	01:36:55,320	01:36:58,073	TOM: I should've never let her come out to Janus.	TOM: I should've never let her come out to Janus.
1226	01:36:59,240	01:37:01,071	She's suffered enough.	She's suffered enough.
1227	01:37:03,400	01:37:05,231	She can't take it anymore.	She can't take it anymore.
1228	01:37:05,320	01:37:08,915	RALPH: Putting yourself in the firing line	RALPH: Putting yourself in the firing line
1229	01:37:10,440	01:37:12,556	is no way of dealing with it.	is no way of dealing with it.
1230	01:37:13,960	01:37:16,235	Tom, she's a grown woman.	Tom, she's a grown woman.
1231	01:37:17,400	01:37:18,753	They'll go easy on her.	They'll go easy on her.
1232	01:37:18,840	01:37:20,114	They won't touch her.	They won't touch her.
1233	01:37:20,240	01:37:23,073	It's your life we're talking about.	It's your life we're talking about.
1234	01:37:24,920	01:37:27,056	They don't want to just charge you with child-stealing.	They don't want to just charge you with child-stealing.
1235	01:37:27,080	01:37:29,435	They want to get you for murder!	They want to get you for murder!
1236	01:37:30,600	01:37:33,433	I had this coming for a long time, Ralph.	I had this coming for a long time, Ralph.
1237	01:37:34,440	01:37:36,317	Sins catch up with you in the end.	Sins catch up with you in the end.
1238	01:37:36,440	01:37:37,998	Oh, for Christ's sake.	Oh, for Christ's sake.
1239	01:37:38,600	01:37:40,431	Wake up!	Wake up!
1240	01:37:42,480	01:37:43,754	Tom!	Tom!
1241	01:37:45,000	01:37:46,479	Do me a favor.	Do me a favor.
1242	01:37:47,960	01:37:49,473	Anything.	Anything.
1243	01:37:52,480	01:37:54,948	Get me a bit of paper and a pencil.	Get me a bit of paper and a pencil.
1244	01:38:00,880	01:38:02,677	RALPH: From Tom.	RALPH: From Tom.
1245	01:38:05,640	01:38:07,392	That man needs you.	That man needs you.
1246	01:38:10,680	01:38:12,511	So does my little girl.	So does my little girl.
1247	01:38:17,720	01:38:18,835	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
1248	01:38:59,520	01:39:00,999	HANNAH: Let's look at these buttons.	HANNAH: Let's look at these buttons.
1249	01:39:01,120	01:39:04,715	Do you think this would go with the green fabric for the riding satchel?	Do you think this would go with the green fabric for the riding satchel?
1250	01:39:04,840	01:39:05,875	MRS. MOUCHEMORE: Yes.	MRS. MOUCHEMORE: Yes.
1251	01:39:15,600	01:39:18,990	HANNAH: Make a bow, or a ribbon.	HANNAH: Make a bow, or a ribbon.
1252	01:39:19,800	01:39:21,518	Something like that.	Something like that.
1253	01:39:22,920	01:39:23,955	ISABEL: Lucy.	ISABEL: Lucy.
1254	01:39:24,040	01:39:25,360	HANNAH: Look at that pink thread.	HANNAH: Look at that pink thread.
1255	01:39:25,680	01:39:26,999	LUCY: Mama!	LUCY: Mama!
1256	01:39:29,480	01:39:30,913	Lucy!	Lucy!
1257	01:39:31,080	01:39:32,479	Mama!	Mama!
1258	01:39:32,560	01:39:33,959	My darling.	My darling.
1259	01:39:36,640	01:39:38,039	Look at you.	Look at you.
1260	01:39:38,440	01:39:39,634	(LUCY CRYING)	(LUCY CRYING)
1261	01:39:39,720	01:39:41,517	Oh, it's all right.	Oh, it's all right.
1262	01:39:43,760	01:39:45,239	I've missed you.	I've missed you.
1263	01:39:45,760	01:39:46,829	(MUMBLES)	(MUMBLES)
1264	01:39:46,920	01:39:48,512	HANNAH: My love.	HANNAH: My love.
1265	01:39:51,320	01:39:52,958	Time to go home.	Time to go home.
1266	01:39:53,120	01:39:54,473	LUCY: Mama.	LUCY: Mama.
1267	01:39:55,640	01:39:57,392	Make her go away.	Make her go away.
1268	01:39:57,560	01:39:59,551	ISABEL: It's all right. Yeah.	ISABEL: It's all right. Yeah.
1269	01:39:59,680	01:40:00,715	(SNIFFLES)	(SNIFFLES)
1270	01:40:00,800	01:40:03,314	Grace, I know this is very hard for you to understand,	Grace, I know this is very hard for you to understand,
1271	01:40:03,400	01:40:05,311	but we can't stay here.	but we can't stay here.
1272	01:40:07,760	01:40:09,512	She's my daughter.	She's my daughter.
1273	01:40:10,960	01:40:13,076	Let go of my daughter.	Let go of my daughter.
1274	01:40:13,160	01:40:14,991	LUCY: Mama. ISABEL: I'm here.	LUCY: Mama. ISABEL: I'm here.
1275	01:40:15,520	01:40:17,954	Please give me back my daughter.	Please give me back my daughter.
1276	01:40:18,240	01:40:19,753	VIOLET: (SOFTLY) Oh, dear.	VIOLET: (SOFTLY) Oh, dear.
1277	01:40:19,840	01:40:21,193	HANNAH: Please.	HANNAH: Please.
1278	01:40:21,880	01:40:23,996	I have to take her now.	I have to take her now.
1279	01:40:24,120	01:40:25,473	Mama. I don't like going with...	Mama. I don't like going with...
1280	01:40:25,560	01:40:27,835	I want to stay with you.	I want to stay with you.
1281	01:40:27,920	01:40:29,433	(LUCY SOBBING)	(LUCY SOBBING)
1282	01:40:34,720	01:40:36,517	(HORN HONKING)	(HORN HONKING)
1283	01:40:48,720	01:40:51,154	I can stay here if you prefer.	I can stay here if you prefer.
1284	01:40:53,080	01:40:55,036	HANNAH: There's no need.	HANNAH: There's no need.
1285	01:41:02,440	01:41:03,589	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
1286	01:41:15,400	01:41:17,118	I need to know.	I need to know.
1287	01:41:17,640	01:41:19,949	Was it really all your doing?	Was it really all your doing?
1288	01:41:20,960	01:41:22,154	Yes.	Yes.
1289	01:41:24,920	01:41:27,150	How could you do such a thing?	How could you do such a thing?
1290	01:41:31,240	01:41:33,470	You sorry for what you did?	You sorry for what you did?
1291	01:41:35,320	01:41:37,356	Sorrier than I can say.	Sorrier than I can say.
1292	01:41:47,400	01:41:48,674	(EXHALES)	(EXHALES)
1293	01:41:54,040	01:41:56,076	Do what you like to me.	Do what you like to me.
1294	01:41:59,160	01:42:01,276	I'm not asking forgiveness.	I'm not asking forgiveness.
1295	01:42:05,360	01:42:06,839	My wife,	My wife,
1296	01:42:09,760	01:42:11,637	she had no choice.	she had no choice.
1297	01:42:13,720	01:42:16,109	Show her some mercy.	Show her some mercy.
1298	01:42:22,600	01:42:24,352	(FOOTSTEPS RECEDING)	(FOOTSTEPS RECEDING)
1299	01:42:30,240	01:42:32,515	HANNAH: (KNOCKING) Grace, my love,	HANNAH: (KNOCKING) Grace, my love,
1300	01:42:33,560	01:42:35,278	it's dinner time.	it's dinner time.
1301	01:42:37,440	01:42:38,998	Are you hiding?	Are you hiding?
1302	01:42:40,200	01:42:41,235	Grace?	Grace?
1303	01:42:43,920	01:42:45,239	My love?	My love?
1304	01:42:47,480	01:42:49,516	Are you hiding, darling?	Are you hiding, darling?
1305	01:42:50,440	01:42:52,556	Grace, are you hungry?	Grace, are you hungry?
1306	01:42:54,680	01:42:57,240	Why don't you come out, sweetheart?	Why don't you come out, sweetheart?
1307	01:42:57,320	01:42:59,550	Come on, Mum's going to come and get you out.	Come on, Mum's going to come and get you out.
1308	01:43:00,160	01:43:02,390	I'm going to lift up the curtain. And then we can	I'm going to lift up the curtain. And then we can
1309	01:43:02,480	01:43:04,096	have some dinner together, all right, darling?	have some dinner together, all right, darling?
1310	01:43:04,120	01:43:06,111	I'm going to come get you.	I'm going to come get you.
1311	01:43:11,280	01:43:12,713	Grace?	Grace?
1312	01:43:14,200	01:43:15,428	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
1313	01:43:15,880	01:43:17,108	Grace?	Grace?
1314	01:43:19,400	01:43:20,958	Grace, darling?	Grace, darling?
1315	01:43:21,680	01:43:22,874	Grace?	Grace?
1316	01:43:24,000	01:43:25,149	Grace?	Grace?
1317	01:43:26,200	01:43:27,394	Darling, it's not funny.	Darling, it's not funny.
1318	01:43:27,480	01:43:29,630	I want you to come out right now.	I want you to come out right now.
1319	01:43:29,720	01:43:30,914	Grace?	Grace?
1320	01:43:32,200	01:43:34,873	Grace?	Grace?
1321	01:43:35,400	01:43:36,719	Grace?	Grace?
1322	01:43:37,560	01:43:38,754	Grace!	Grace!
1323	01:43:39,800	01:43:41,279	Grace, darling, it's not funny.	Grace, darling, it's not funny.
1324	01:43:41,400	01:43:42,913	Please, come out!	Please, come out!
1325	01:43:43,480	01:43:44,629	Grace!	Grace!
1326	01:43:46,360	01:43:47,679	Grace!	Grace!
1327	01:43:50,200	01:43:51,519	Grace!	Grace!
1328	01:43:55,320	01:43:56,469	Grace!	Grace!
1329	01:43:59,200	01:44:00,553	Mr. Graysmark.	Mr. Graysmark.
1330	01:44:00,920	01:44:02,273	Evening, Vernon.	Evening, Vernon.
1331	01:44:02,360	01:44:04,112	Evening, Harry.	Evening, Harry.
1332	01:44:05,000	01:44:07,434	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Here about the Roennfeldt girl.	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Here about the Roennfeldt girl.
1333	01:44:07,520	01:44:08,635	Hannah?	Hannah?
1334	01:44:08,760	01:44:11,513	No, her daughter. Grace.	No, her daughter. Grace.
1335	01:44:13,680	01:44:15,875	GARSTONE: Have you got her here?	GARSTONE: Have you got her here?
1336	01:44:16,240	01:44:18,196	'Course I haven't got her.	'Course I haven't got her.
1337	01:44:18,280	01:44:19,872	What on earth are you suggesting?	What on earth are you suggesting?
1338	01:44:22,840	01:44:24,876	- Is your daughter in? - Yes.	- Is your daughter in? - Yes.
1339	01:44:25,240	01:44:26,798	GARSTONE: Sure?	GARSTONE: Sure?
1340	01:44:26,880	01:44:28,313	'Course I'm sure.	'Course I'm sure.
1341	01:44:28,400	01:44:29,400	What's the matter?	What's the matter?
1342	01:44:29,480	01:44:30,536	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Mrs. Graysmark,	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Mrs. Graysmark,
1343	01:44:30,560	01:44:32,856	we need to see your daughter. If you could fetch her please.	we need to see your daughter. If you could fetch her please.
1344	01:44:32,880	01:44:34,154	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
1345	01:44:37,440	01:44:38,668	Isabel.	Isabel.
1346	01:44:41,440	01:44:42,919	Isabel?	Isabel?
1347	01:44:44,560	01:44:45,959	Isabel?	Isabel?
1348	01:44:47,240	01:44:48,434	(EXHALES)	(EXHALES)
1349	01:44:55,600	01:44:57,192	(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)	(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)
1350	01:45:05,240	01:45:07,071	MAN 1: Lucy! SEPTIMUS: Grace!	MAN 1: Lucy! SEPTIMUS: Grace!
1351	01:45:07,240	01:45:08,434	BILL: Lucy!	BILL: Lucy!
1352	01:45:08,920	01:45:10,148	MAN 2: Grace!	MAN 2: Grace!
1353	01:45:10,280	01:45:12,271	SEPTIMUS: Grace! MAN 3: Grace.	SEPTIMUS: Grace! MAN 3: Grace.
1354	01:45:12,360	01:45:13,509	MAN 4: Grace!	MAN 4: Grace!
1355	01:45:13,600	01:45:16,398	Grace!	Grace!
1356	01:45:16,640	01:45:18,596	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Grace! BILL: Lucy!	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Grace! BILL: Lucy!
1357	01:45:19,800	01:45:20,949	Grace!	Grace!
1358	01:45:25,320	01:45:26,594	BILL: Lucy!	BILL: Lucy!
1359	01:45:27,120	01:45:28,678	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Grace!	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Grace!
1360	01:45:31,200	01:45:32,235	SEPTIMUS: Grace!	SEPTIMUS: Grace!
1361	01:45:32,320	01:45:33,594	Sergeant?	Sergeant?
1362	01:45:34,480	01:45:35,674	MAN 5: Grace!	MAN 5: Grace!
1363	01:45:35,760	01:45:37,193	BILL: Lucy!	BILL: Lucy!
1364	01:45:39,360	01:45:41,191	Sergeant!	Sergeant!
1365	01:45:43,320	01:45:45,197	Sergeant!	Sergeant!
1366	01:45:52,680	01:45:54,079	Grace!	Grace!
1367	01:45:58,400	01:45:59,674	Lucy!	Lucy!
1368	01:46:02,400	01:46:03,992	HANNAH: Keep her safe, Lord.	HANNAH: Keep her safe, Lord.
1369	01:46:06,720	01:46:08,312	Protect her.	Protect her.
1370	01:46:09,960	01:46:11,313	Save her.	Save her.
1371	01:46:13,520	01:46:15,829	You saved her once before.	You saved her once before.
1372	01:46:18,320	01:46:22,871	I promise you that I will put her first from now on.	I promise you that I will put her first from now on.
1373	01:46:25,480	01:46:27,869	If you'll only save her again.	If you'll only save her again.
1374	01:46:30,080	01:46:31,991	I promise you	I promise you
1375	01:46:33,880	01:46:36,269	that I will do what's right for her.	that I will do what's right for her.
1376	01:46:37,880	01:46:39,074	SEPTIMUS: Grace!	SEPTIMUS: Grace!
1377	01:46:39,160	01:46:40,229	BILL: Lucy!	BILL: Lucy!
1378	01:46:41,480	01:46:42,595	Grace!	Grace!
1379	01:46:42,680	01:46:43,908	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Lucy!	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Lucy!
1380	01:47:02,040	01:47:03,155	(GASPING)	(GASPING)
1381	01:47:03,240	01:47:05,117	She's asleep.	She's asleep.
1382	01:47:05,280	01:47:07,430	She said she was looking for the lighthouse.	She said she was looking for the lighthouse.
1383	01:47:10,160	01:47:11,559	Got nine lives, this one.	Got nine lives, this one.
1384	01:47:11,640	01:47:13,471	- Oh, yeah. - You've got her?	- Oh, yeah. - You've got her?
1385	01:47:13,640	01:47:15,790	- Thank you. - It's okay. It's all right.	- Thank you. - It's okay. It's all right.
1386	01:47:15,960	01:47:17,518	Thank you.	Thank you.
1387	01:47:18,080	01:47:19,672	Thank you.	Thank you.
1388	01:47:29,640	01:47:31,995	FRANK: Imagine a better one.	FRANK: Imagine a better one.
1389	01:47:32,600	01:47:35,160	Imagine now it takes you	Imagine now it takes you
1390	01:47:35,800	01:47:39,349	all the way to Sleepyland.	all the way to Sleepyland.
1391	01:47:41,840	01:47:44,513	Down the road and through the path.	Down the road and through the path.
1392	01:47:45,160	01:47:47,196	And through the forest.	And through the forest.
1393	01:47:49,640	01:47:52,677	I'm whispering nice things for her dreams.	I'm whispering nice things for her dreams.
1394	01:47:56,760	01:47:58,557	And she's flying through.	And she's flying through.
1395	01:47:58,640	01:48:01,791	HANNAH: You have been through so much in your life	HANNAH: You have been through so much in your life
1396	01:48:03,520	01:48:05,590	and you are always happy.	and you are always happy.
1397	01:48:07,280	01:48:08,998	How do you do it?	How do you do it?
1398	01:48:10,400	01:48:12,470	FRANK: You only have to forgive once.	FRANK: You only have to forgive once.
1399	01:48:14,280	01:48:17,238	T o resent you have to do it all day, every day.	T o resent you have to do it all day, every day.
1400	01:48:17,400	01:48:18,515	All the time.	All the time.
1401	01:48:18,600	01:48:21,990	You have to keep remembering the bad things.	You have to keep remembering the bad things.
1402	01:48:24,080	01:48:25,593	It's too much work.	It's too much work.
1403	01:48:27,560	01:48:28,913	You're so handsome.	You're so handsome.
1404	01:48:29,040	01:48:30,155	(FRANK CHUCKLES)	(FRANK CHUCKLES)
1405	01:49:03,320	01:49:05,276	ISABEL: She could have died.	ISABEL: She could have died.
1406	01:49:06,280	01:49:09,113	VIOLET: Yes, but she's alive.	VIOLET: Yes, but she's alive.
1407	01:49:09,840	01:49:12,479	It's what you do now that's important.	It's what you do now that's important.
1408	01:49:13,840	01:49:16,070	Tom's still your husband.	Tom's still your husband.
1409	01:49:21,480	01:49:23,072	Lucy's young.	Lucy's young.
1410	01:49:23,480	01:49:25,471	She's got people to take care of her	She's got people to take care of her
1411	01:49:25,560	01:49:27,710	and give her a good life.	and give her a good life.
1412	01:49:32,680	01:49:34,272	Tom has no one.	Tom has no one.
1413	01:49:35,280	01:49:38,033	He'll end up in jail.	He'll end up in jail.
1414	01:49:40,160	01:49:41,639	Or worse.	Or worse.
1415	01:49:42,880	01:49:45,189	I don't think there's much time.	I don't think there's much time.
1416	01:49:46,520	01:49:47,953	(THUNDER RUMBLING)	(THUNDER RUMBLING)
1417	01:50:11,680	01:50:13,033	I've come here to say something.	I've come here to say something.
1418	01:50:13,120	01:50:14,439	Just to say it and then go.	Just to say it and then go.
1419	01:50:16,080	01:50:20,073	I know that my daughter isn't coming back to me.	I know that my daughter isn't coming back to me.
1420	01:50:22,120	01:50:25,271	After last night I've realized that she can live without me.	After last night I've realized that she can live without me.
1421	01:50:26,520	01:50:28,795	Even if I can't without her.	Even if I can't without her.
1422	01:50:29,960	01:50:32,520	I can't punish her	I can't punish her
1423	01:50:34,280	01:50:36,157	for what happened,	for what happened,
1424	01:50:36,560	01:50:39,677	and, um, can't punish you for your husband's decisions.	and, um, can't punish you for your husband's decisions.
1425	01:50:42,280	01:50:43,554	Grace loves...	Grace loves...
1426	01:50:44,080	01:50:45,513	Loves you.	Loves you.
1427	01:50:46,600	01:50:48,113	And perhaps...	And perhaps...
1428	01:50:53,360	01:50:55,635	Perhaps, she belongs to you.	Perhaps, she belongs to you.
1429	01:50:58,440	01:51:01,876	So if you testify against your husband	So if you testify against your husband
1430	01:51:04,440	01:51:05,953	and, soon as he's safely locked away,	and, soon as he's safely locked away,
1431	01:51:06,080	01:51:09,197	I will let Grace come back to you.	I will let Grace come back to you.
1432	01:51:31,200	01:51:32,599	(GATE UNLOCKING)	(GATE UNLOCKING)
1433	01:51:33,760	01:51:35,520	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Prosecuting officer is here	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Prosecuting officer is here
1434	01:51:35,560	01:51:36,709	to take you to Albany.	to take you to Albany.
1435	01:51:36,800	01:51:39,075	Where you'll be tried for murder.	Where you'll be tried for murder.
1436	01:51:39,160	01:51:42,709	If there is anything more you want to tell me,	If there is anything more you want to tell me,
1437	01:51:43,320	01:51:45,276	this is your last chance.	this is your last chance.
1438	01:51:51,000	01:51:52,433	No, thank you.	No, thank you.
1439	01:52:29,160	01:52:30,752	(GATE UNLOCKING)	(GATE UNLOCKING)
1440	01:52:33,440	01:52:35,680	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: It's not the best weather for the boat.	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: It's not the best weather for the boat.
1441	01:52:36,080	01:52:38,036	Addicott can make it.	Addicott can make it.
1442	01:52:42,200	01:52:43,269	Well, open the cell.	Well, open the cell.
1443	01:52:46,120	01:52:47,838	(CELL DOOR OPENS)	(CELL DOOR OPENS)
1444	01:52:49,840	01:52:51,068	SERGEANT SPRAGG: Hurry up.	SERGEANT SPRAGG: Hurry up.
1445	01:52:51,280	01:52:52,633	(KEYS JANGLING)	(KEYS JANGLING)
1446	01:53:06,680	01:53:08,989	TOM: Isabel, love.	TOM: Isabel, love.
1447	01:53:09,080	01:53:10,991	I couldn't go on the way things were.	I couldn't go on the way things were.
1448	01:53:12,200	01:53:14,509	I couldn't live with myself.	I couldn't live with myself.
1449	01:53:15,000	01:53:18,675	I'm sorrier than I'll ever be able to say for hurting you.	I'm sorrier than I'll ever be able to say for hurting you.
1450	01:53:20,920	01:53:23,514	We each get a little turn at life.	We each get a little turn at life.
1451	01:53:23,960	01:53:27,316	And if this ends up being how my turn went,	And if this ends up being how my turn went,
1452	01:53:27,400	01:53:29,391	it will still have been worth it.	it will still have been worth it.
1453	01:53:31,120	01:53:33,839	My time should have been up years ago.	My time should have been up years ago.
1454	01:53:34,360	01:53:36,157	To have met you,	To have met you,
1455	01:53:36,320	01:53:38,754	when I thought life was over.	when I thought life was over.
1456	01:53:39,360	01:53:41,590	And been loved by you.	And been loved by you.
1457	01:53:42,680	01:53:44,318	If I lived another 100 years,	If I lived another 100 years,
1458	01:53:44,400	01:53:46,914	I couldn't ask for better than that.	I couldn't ask for better than that.
1459	01:53:48,200	01:53:51,317	I have loved you as best as I know, Isabel.	I have loved you as best as I know, Isabel.
1460	01:53:51,400	01:53:53,709	Which isn't saying much.	Which isn't saying much.
1461	01:53:55,240	01:53:57,993	You deserved someone a lot better than me.	You deserved someone a lot better than me.
1462	01:53:59,520	01:54:01,272	All I can do is ask God.	All I can do is ask God.
1463	01:54:01,480	01:54:05,439	And ask you to forgive me for the harm I've caused.	And ask you to forgive me for the harm I've caused.
1464	01:54:06,560	01:54:09,996	And to thank you for every day we spent together.	And to thank you for every day we spent together.
1465	01:54:10,400	01:54:13,392	I will always be your loving husband.	I will always be your loving husband.
1466	01:54:13,480	01:54:14,799	Tom.	Tom.
1467	01:54:32,440	01:54:33,873	(PANTING)	(PANTING)
1468	01:54:35,080	01:54:36,195	I need to see my husband.	I need to see my husband.
1469	01:54:37,120	01:54:38,917	He's already gone.	He's already gone.
1470	01:54:39,000	01:54:40,194	Where?	Where?
1471	01:54:40,280	01:54:41,429	He's on the boat.	He's on the boat.
1472	01:54:44,640	01:54:46,278	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)
1473	01:55:02,240	01:55:04,040	SERGEANT SPRAGG: That one? GARSTONE: That one.	SERGEANT SPRAGG: That one? GARSTONE: That one.
1474	01:55:18,920	01:55:20,751	- Hi, Tom. - TOM: Ralph.	- Hi, Tom. - TOM: Ralph.
1475	01:55:23,600	01:55:24,715	Where's Blue?	Where's Blue?
1476	01:55:24,800	01:55:26,597	Um, couldn't make it.	Um, couldn't make it.
1477	01:55:30,920	01:55:32,672	ISABEL: Tom!	ISABEL: Tom!
1478	01:55:34,040	01:55:35,359	(PANTING)	(PANTING)
1479	01:55:39,520	01:55:40,839	We need to go.	We need to go.
1480	01:55:41,840	01:55:42,909	Tom?	Tom?
1481	01:55:45,440	01:55:47,635	Cast off now, Ralph!	Cast off now, Ralph!
1482	01:55:50,080	01:55:51,115	Don't, Isabel.	Don't, Isabel.
1483	01:55:51,200	01:55:52,679	I just want to say goodbye.	I just want to say goodbye.
1484	01:55:53,880	01:55:55,393	(BREATHING HEAVILY)	(BREATHING HEAVILY)
1485	01:55:57,320	01:55:58,992	- (CRYING) - It's all right.	- (CRYING) - It's all right.
1486	01:55:59,680	01:56:00,829	Shh.	Shh.
1487	01:56:02,160	01:56:03,912	- Tom! - Shh!	- Tom! - Shh!
1488	01:56:04,640	01:56:05,640	(BREATHING HEAVILY)	(BREATHING HEAVILY)
1489	01:56:05,880	01:56:07,029	Shh.	Shh.
1490	01:56:07,840	01:56:09,478	It's all right. It's all right.	It's all right. It's all right.
1491	01:56:11,920	01:56:14,309	- It's not true! - Shh!	- It's not true! - Shh!
1492	01:56:16,440	01:56:18,396	- It's not true! - Just leave things be.	- It's not true! - Just leave things be.
1493	01:56:18,880	01:56:20,199	Isabel...	Isabel...
1494	01:56:20,560	01:56:23,154	Frank was dead when the boat washed up. It was my idea.	Frank was dead when the boat washed up. It was my idea.
1495	01:56:23,240	01:56:24,496	- Don't say any more. - I stopped him from	- Don't say any more. - I stopped him from
1496	01:56:24,520	01:56:27,080	reporting the boat. It's my fault.	reporting the boat. It's my fault.
1497	01:56:29,800	01:56:30,915	It's my fault.	It's my fault.
1498	01:56:34,120	01:56:35,394	I'm sorry.	I'm sorry.
1499	01:56:36,680	01:56:37,999	(INHALES)	(INHALES)
1500	01:56:42,080	01:56:43,229	It's all right.	It's all right.
1501	01:56:43,320	01:56:45,436	- Tom... - Don't say any more.	- Tom... - Don't say any more.
1502	01:56:52,760	01:56:54,591	HANNAH: She said that?	HANNAH: She said that?
1503	01:56:54,920	01:56:56,194	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Yes.	SERGEANT KNUCKEY: Yes.
1504	01:56:56,400	01:56:59,073	She was a decent girl before she went out on Janus.	She was a decent girl before she went out on Janus.
1505	01:57:00,960	01:57:03,997	Being out on that island didn't do her any good at all.	Being out on that island didn't do her any good at all.
1506	01:57:04,600	01:57:06,591	What happens to them now?	What happens to them now?
1507	01:57:08,480	01:57:10,118	They go to jail.	They go to jail.
1508	01:57:13,320	01:57:14,878	They go to jail.	They go to jail.
1509	01:57:21,760	01:57:23,079	For how long?	For how long?
1510	01:57:23,240	01:57:25,800	Long enough to think about what they've done.	Long enough to think about what they've done.
1511	01:57:27,280	01:57:29,316	Think they need jail for that?	Think they need jail for that?
1512	01:57:30,840	01:57:33,912	Mrs. Roennfeldt, people are responsible	Mrs. Roennfeldt, people are responsible
1513	01:57:34,000	01:57:35,831	for their own actions.	for their own actions.
1514	01:57:36,920	01:57:38,751	And when they cross certain lines,	And when they cross certain lines,
1515	01:57:38,840	01:57:40,990	there needs to be consequence.	there needs to be consequence.
1516	01:57:42,400	01:57:44,595	What if I spoke for them?	What if I spoke for them?
1517	01:57:45,480	01:57:46,674	Asked for clemency?	Asked for clemency?
1518	01:57:46,760	01:57:47,875	Clemency?	Clemency?
1519	01:57:48,880	01:57:50,598	What would happen then?	What would happen then?
1520	01:57:51,440	01:57:54,159	Some fines, a few months jail, maybe.	Some fines, a few months jail, maybe.
1521	01:57:55,080	01:57:57,150	Why would you do that?	Why would you do that?
1522	01:57:57,920	01:58:00,514	Because you only have to forgive once.	Because you only have to forgive once.
1523	01:58:01,800	01:58:03,756	Thank you very much, Sergeant.	Thank you very much, Sergeant.
1524	01:58:04,160	01:58:05,479	(CLOCK TICKING)	(CLOCK TICKING)
1525	01:58:06,520	01:58:08,750	Do you think you could find your own way out?	Do you think you could find your own way out?
1526	01:58:13,480	01:58:15,040	Thank you for the tea, Mrs. Roennfeldt.	Thank you for the tea, Mrs. Roennfeldt.
1527	01:58:40,240	01:58:41,832	(HANNAH SIGHS)	(HANNAH SIGHS)
1528	01:58:44,920	01:58:46,876	Good to see a smile, girlie.	Good to see a smile, girlie.
1529	01:58:48,480	01:58:51,677	I know you've been sad. You missed your old life.	I know you've been sad. You missed your old life.
1530	01:58:52,120	01:58:53,189	I do.	I do.
1531	01:58:53,280	01:58:56,795	I know what that's like because that's what happened to me.	I know what that's like because that's what happened to me.
1532	01:58:56,880	01:58:58,791	I had to say goodbye to my mum.	I had to say goodbye to my mum.
1533	01:58:58,960	01:58:59,995	Your mum?	Your mum?
1534	01:59:00,080	01:59:02,355	I had to go across the sea in a sailing ship.	I had to go across the sea in a sailing ship.
1535	01:59:02,920	01:59:04,638	And when I wasn't much older than you.	And when I wasn't much older than you.
1536	01:59:04,720	01:59:07,712	I came here and I got a new mum and dad.	I came here and I got a new mum and dad.
1537	01:59:07,880	01:59:09,871	They looked after me from then on.	They looked after me from then on.
1538	01:59:09,960	01:59:11,439	They loved me.	They loved me.
1539	01:59:12,200	01:59:14,430	Just like my Hannah loves you.	Just like my Hannah loves you.
1540	01:59:15,560	01:59:17,630	You know who was a good rider when they were little?	You know who was a good rider when they were little?
1541	01:59:18,240	01:59:19,514	My Hannah!	My Hannah!
1542	01:59:20,160	01:59:22,879	She was good at everything when she was a little one.	She was good at everything when she was a little one.
1543	01:59:23,360	01:59:26,079	Always kept me on my toes. Just like you.	Always kept me on my toes. Just like you.
1544	01:59:27,040	01:59:29,235	My saving Grace, you are.	My saving Grace, you are.
1545	01:59:29,400	01:59:30,913	I'm not Grace.	I'm not Grace.
1546	01:59:32,040	01:59:35,715	You know you were called Grace from the day you were born.	You know you were called Grace from the day you were born.
1547	01:59:36,040	01:59:38,634	But I want to be called Lucy.	But I want to be called Lucy.
1548	01:59:38,800	01:59:41,519	Why don't I call you Lucy-Grace?	Why don't I call you Lucy-Grace?
1549	01:59:41,680	01:59:42,749	Yeah!	Yeah!
1550	01:59:42,840	01:59:45,752	Yes? Have we got a deal?	Yes? Have we got a deal?
1551	01:59:45,840	01:59:47,114	LUCY: Mmm-hmm.	LUCY: Mmm-hmm.
1552	01:59:52,360	01:59:53,429	Hi!	Hi!
1553	01:59:57,320	01:59:58,912	We're back.	We're back.
1554	01:59:59,080	02:00:00,354	Surprise!	Surprise!
1555	02:00:03,400	02:00:05,056	(WHISPERING) You tell Hannah about all the birdies	(WHISPERING) You tell Hannah about all the birdies
1556	02:00:05,080	02:00:06,149	that you saw.	that you saw.
1557	02:00:06,240	02:00:07,389	How many did you see?	How many did you see?
1558	02:00:08,760	02:00:09,875	Five.	Five.
1559	02:00:09,960	02:00:11,029	SEPTIMUS: Oh, that's good.	SEPTIMUS: Oh, that's good.
1560	02:00:12,680	02:00:15,592	You've been with Grandpa? He's been looking after you?	You've been with Grandpa? He's been looking after you?
1561	02:00:15,680	02:00:17,591	- Yeah. - Shall I...	- Yeah. - Shall I...
1562	02:00:18,040	02:00:20,270	Shall I show you how to make a daisy chain?	Shall I show you how to make a daisy chain?
1563	02:00:20,400	02:00:21,833	- Yeah. - Yes!	- Yeah. - Yes!
1564	02:00:22,400	02:00:24,231	- Do you know how? - No.	- Do you know how? - No.
1565	02:00:24,360	02:00:25,873	I'm going to show you.	I'm going to show you.
1566	02:00:26,400	02:00:30,791	A little hole. There's a hole. Can you stick it through?	A little hole. There's a hole. Can you stick it through?
1567	02:00:31,560	02:00:34,279	Look at that! Well done, darling.	Look at that! Well done, darling.
1568	02:00:35,320	02:00:37,709	Then we can join them all together.	Then we can join them all together.
1569	02:00:39,000	02:00:40,433	Look at this!	Look at this!
1570	02:00:40,600	02:00:42,318	Do you like a crown?	Do you like a crown?
1571	02:00:42,400	02:00:43,400	Yeah.	Yeah.
1572	02:00:44,320	02:00:45,799	- Pretty? - Yeah.	- Pretty? - Yeah.
1573	02:00:45,960	02:00:47,678	- Would you like to wear it? - Yeah.	- Would you like to wear it? - Yeah.
1574	02:00:47,800	02:00:49,472	Should we put it on you?	Should we put it on you?
1575	02:00:49,840	02:00:51,751	- Yeah. - Yeah.	- Yeah. - Yeah.
1576	02:00:52,840	02:00:54,068	(GASPS)	(GASPS)
1577	02:00:54,160	02:00:56,799	Oh, that looks so pretty.	Oh, that looks so pretty.
1578	02:00:59,040	02:01:02,112	Oh, it's come off. How about we put it around me?	Oh, it's come off. How about we put it around me?
1579	02:01:02,560	02:01:05,916	Make a daisy necklace? Let's try.	Make a daisy necklace? Let's try.
1580	02:01:06,000	02:01:07,672	How about we, Grandpa...	How about we, Grandpa...
1581	02:01:07,840	02:01:10,035	How about you could wear it on your head?	How about you could wear it on your head?
1582	02:01:10,120	02:01:12,395	All right. You want to put it on my head?	All right. You want to put it on my head?
1583	02:01:12,480	02:01:13,674	And you could keep it.	And you could keep it.
1584	02:01:13,760	02:01:15,990	All right. Thank you, darling.	All right. Thank you, darling.
1585	02:01:17,240	02:01:18,514	Thank you.	Thank you.
1586	02:01:36,000	02:01:38,514	ISABEL: Do you think God will forgive me?	ISABEL: Do you think God will forgive me?
1587	02:01:41,040	02:01:43,759	TOM: He forgave you a long time ago.	TOM: He forgave you a long time ago.
1588	02:01:46,920	02:01:49,480	It's about time you did, too.	It's about time you did, too.
1589	02:02:27,760	02:02:29,432	TOM: Afternoon.	TOM: Afternoon.
1590	02:02:30,200	02:02:31,428	You lost?	You lost?
1591	02:02:31,760	02:02:32,909	Hope not.	Hope not.
1592	02:02:33,000	02:02:34,991	I'm searching for the Sherbourne property.	I'm searching for the Sherbourne property.
1593	02:02:35,080	02:02:36,593	Tom and Isabel?	Tom and Isabel?
1594	02:02:37,400	02:02:38,400	You've found it.	You've found it.
1595	02:02:41,920	02:02:44,275	My name is Lucy-Grace Rutherford.	My name is Lucy-Grace Rutherford.
1596	02:02:47,080	02:02:48,559	I'm Lucy.	I'm Lucy.
1597	02:02:51,200	02:02:52,428	Lucy.	Lucy.
1598	02:02:53,120	02:02:55,759	I've got something to show you.	I've got something to show you.
1599	02:02:58,600	02:03:00,113	(CAR DOOR OPENS)	(CAR DOOR OPENS)
1600	02:03:09,480	02:03:11,198	This is Christopher.	This is Christopher.
1601	02:03:14,960	02:03:17,235	TOM: She never stopped talking about you.	TOM: She never stopped talking about you.
1602	02:03:18,080	02:03:19,798	She always hoped you would come.	She always hoped you would come.
1603	02:03:22,960	02:03:24,996	I couldn't come any sooner.	I couldn't come any sooner.
1604	02:03:27,160	02:03:30,835	I never had the chance to say thank you. To both of you.	I never had the chance to say thank you. To both of you.
1605	02:03:32,440	02:03:33,998	For saving me.	For saving me.
1606	02:03:34,920	02:03:37,388	And taking such good care of me.	And taking such good care of me.
1607	02:03:38,840	02:03:41,115	There is nothing to thank us for.	There is nothing to thank us for.
1608	02:03:44,840	02:03:45,909	(CHRISTOPHER COOING)	(CHRISTOPHER COOING)
1609	02:03:46,000	02:03:47,000	(SOFTLY) Hey.	(SOFTLY) Hey.
1610	02:03:48,960	02:03:50,678	She left something for you.	She left something for you.
1611	02:04:30,160	02:04:32,549	ISABEL: My darling Lucy.	ISABEL: My darling Lucy.
1612	02:04:35,840	02:04:38,400	It has been such a long time.	It has been such a long time.
1613	02:04:40,240	02:04:41,389	Hey.	Hey.
1614	02:04:43,480	02:04:44,629	I'd promised	I'd promised
1615	02:04:44,960	02:04:48,077	I'd stay away from you and I've stuck to my word.	I'd stay away from you and I've stuck to my word.
1616	02:04:49,080	02:04:51,389	However hard that was for me.	However hard that was for me.
1617	02:04:52,320	02:04:54,231	I'm gone now.	I'm gone now.
1618	02:04:54,360	02:04:56,828	Which is why you have this letter.	Which is why you have this letter.
1619	02:04:57,520	02:04:59,511	And it brings me joy	And it brings me joy
1620	02:05:00,920	02:05:03,150	because it means that you came to find us.	because it means that you came to find us.
1621	02:05:06,240	02:05:08,913	I never gave up hope that you would.	I never gave up hope that you would.
1622	02:05:11,200	02:05:13,998	Knowing you were safe and loved	Knowing you were safe and loved
1623	02:05:14,080	02:05:17,675	allowed us to live our lives away from you.	allowed us to live our lives away from you.
1624	02:05:20,400	02:05:22,709	I hope life has been kind to you.	I hope life has been kind to you.
1625	02:05:24,560	02:05:27,677	I hope that you can forgive me for keeping you.	I hope that you can forgive me for keeping you.
1626	02:05:29,120	02:05:31,076	And for letting you go.	And for letting you go.
1627	02:05:33,040	02:05:38,956	Know that you have always been beloved.	Know that you have always been beloved.
1628	02:05:54,640	02:05:56,198	TOM: Look at you.	TOM: Look at you.
1629	02:05:57,960	02:06:01,430	Isabel would have just loved to have met you.	Isabel would have just loved to have met you.
1630	02:06:04,760	02:06:06,478	She would have loved you.	She would have loved you.
1631	02:06:14,960	02:06:17,235	Could Christopher and I come back	Could Christopher and I come back
1632	02:06:17,320	02:06:19,072	and visit you again?	and visit you again?
1633	02:06:22,280	02:06:24,396	I would like that very much.	I would like that very much.
1634	02:06:27,800	02:06:29,438	Great. (CHUCKLES)	Great. (CHUCKLES)
1635	02:07:05,880	02:07:07,711	(MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING)	(MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING)
1636	02:07:09,711	02:07:16,711	Brought to you by TRiNiTY	Brought to you by TRiNiTY