I'm not sure coming here was a good idea.
I'm not going to hide away.
Jane retracted her statement. We should let things settle.
What things? He didn't do anything wrong.
I know.
So she just gets away with it? She had her fun, now it's over.
None of it was funny.
You don't want to go to war with Jane Black.
That's what they said about Hitler. She's got it out of her system.
You could be having breakfast in prison right now.
But he's not, Caoimhe.
Now as far as we're all concerned, Jane is like the invisible woman.
Can we just order? I can't stay long.
I told Orla I'd call over, take her mind off Dolores.
See when she's up for a visit. Give them my best as well.
Say nothing.
Catherine, could you ask Bob to give me a ring when he comes in, please?
Are you going to apologise?
You have some neck sitting there.
Back off, you lying cow. Caoimhe.
Nobody wants you here, but you'll find that out soon enough.
Hey. Hey.
Are you going to do this every time we meet?
You'll screw up, I'll make sure of it.
I'm here for my daughter. I don't want trouble.
When I'm finished, your family will hate you.
Don't you mess with my family. Or what?
I'm watching you.
Morning.
Pete.
Good morning, Doctor. Morning.
Well, how is she?
OK, well, I've just spoken to the night nurse.
She's stable for now.
I'm hoping to get the results of the biopsy this morning.
Can I just speak to you for a sec? Yeah.
Just... what if the cancer has spread? What then?
Well, then we'll look at our options.
But she's already too weak. I don't think she has any fight left in her.
They're doing the best they can.
We just have to take this hour by hour, OK?
Thanks, Doctor.
Thanks.
She's preparing us for the worst. What if it's spread to her lungs?
Just wait until they come back with the results, will you? Please.
I think our baselines are out of synch.
We'll add another ten minutes tomorrow and see what we cover.
You're joking me. Oh, hello.
Hey. Weren't you supposed to be at work?
I got Annetta to open up.
You're pushing it with her.
Coffee, anyone? No, thanks.
Nice shorts. Nice bathrobe.
Thanks.
Right. I better head. Catch yous later.
Don't let me scare you away.
No, he's the scary one, man. Trainer from hell.
So, er, where were you last night?
Networking. And it paid off. I have a casting later on.
You'd want to hurry up. You're in for ten.
Yes, boss.
(CAOIMHE) That one's so cute. Choose the one you like.
I'll print an A4 on better paper and frame it.
Aww, thanks, Farrah. I appreciate it. Come in.
Sorry. The brewery needs to be paid.
Aww. Look at Junior. He's getting so big.
He looks like his daddy in that one. Get her out of here.
Excuse me? This is where I work.
Jane, the cheque is on the desk in the office.
Seriously.
I suppose you heard, Farrah,
I was terrorised in my own apartment last week.
You liar. He didn't go anywhere near you and you know it.
It takes one thing to send Tommy Dillon over the edge.
Jane, I need you to leave.
And we all know what he's like when he gets obsessed.
Obsessed? You're the one who's obsessed.
I only took back my statement because I was scared.
Scared you'd get found out. Will you please go.
You'll all see soon enough.
I swear, I want to thump that woman.
You shouldn't antagonise her.
You don't know anything about this. I know, but...
But what?
I'm not defending her but he did shoot Bob.
He was mentally ill when he did that and he did time in prison.
Can we please stop? They wouldn't have let him out if he wasn't better.
I'm sure you're right. Whatever. You see what she's doing.
I shouldn't have said anything.
I need to go to the hospital.
Are you alright?
Yeah, I just have to go and see Wayne.
I didn't mean to upset Caoimhe. You didn't. Jane upset her.
I have to go see Wayne and Dolores and, erm...
Thanks for those lovely pictures.
Did you find those receipts? I'm going through them now.
If they give you any hassle, just hang up and I'll deal with it.
Dad, I can handle it. I know you can. I'll drop in later.
Don't let Doug slack off. I need that Toyota finished by lunchtime.
I'm not his boss. I'm leaving you in charge.
You want to be a teacher, don't you? So you have to be firm.
See ya. See ya.
OK. I've got the result of the biopsy back.
And?
And it's negative. The cancer hasn't spread.
So she's going to get better, right?
Well, with the bleed and the pneumonia
we'll still need to monitor her.
OK. But her lungs are free from the cancer?
Completely. But there are still complications.
What, from the biopsy?
As a result of it, yes. So what are you saying?
She would have got better if she didn't have it?
It's unfortunate but we had to be sure.
You told us we had no other option but to have it.
Me ma wanted it, she wanted to be sure, Pete.
But she was too weak. should never have been put through this.
We're doing everything we can to get Dolores better.
Look at her, look what you've done to her.
What's wrong? How is Dolores? She's great.
The cancer hasn't spread. That's great news.
She's dying in there now because they cut her open for no reason.
I understand how upsetting this is. Her immune system is shattered.
You had no right to put her through that.
It's OK, Pete. You made the wrong call.
Pete, I think you need to get some sleep, OK? You need to get a break.
What are you talking about? I'm not leaving her. Excuse me.
I'm sorry about that. He's not usually like this.
It's alright, I understand.
Dolores is improving
so I'm going to start weaning her off the sedatives.
That's great news.
The best thing for her now is to let the antibiotics do their job.
OK. And thanks again for everything.
Thank you.
What's wrong with Pete? Ah, Pete, I don't know.
But he's not helping, is he?
I'm gonna go home, have a shower and grab some things for me ma.
No, I'll do that for you.
You alright?
Yeah.
Here, what's wrong? Sorry, it's just everything today.
Listen, you don't think that, erm,
Bob would tell Jane about Junior, would he?
No, he definitely wouldn't.
It's just Jane, you know, she'd use anything to get at Tommy.
Listen to me, alright?
Bob wants rid of him as much as she does, OK?
He's not gonna do anything to risk Tommy sticking around here.
Yeah. I'm sorry, you have enough to deal with.
Come here. Sorry.
(DOOR OPENS)
Hey, Damien. How are ya?
Some good news. Just had a chat with Charlie.
He's interested in my idea about the allotments. Good stuff.
No money in it, but I'll be out on the land.
You never know where it will lead. Hey, love. Cup of tea?
We're out of milk.
Jane's going around saying you're obsessed.
Pay no attention. Has anyone seen a red folder?
You're not getting this. She's determined to ruin your life.
Ignore her, I am.
She actually said she was terrified of you,
that's why she changed her statement.
In front of Orla and Farrah. She'll calm down.
Your problem is that you still feel guilty about this,
and you think that you deserve it. I don't.
But it's is my problem, not yours. How is it not my problem?
You're my dad. Let it go, will you?
Damien's right. Is that what you're looking for?
Oh, brilliant.
So it's OK that for Jane to say you're a psycho?
Everyone knows what she's like. Yeah, Damien, and mud sticks.
The only way to stop her... (WINCES)
is to fight it.
Are you OK?
Yeah, I'm fine.
What's wrong, love? Nothing. It's just a twinge.
OK. You know what you need to do? Go upstairs and lie down.
Yeah, OK... I think I will. Just half an hour before I go to work.
You're not going in, I'll call them. Will you stop?
Stop fussing. It's normal, so just stop.
OK. Just go on upstairs for a little while, yeah?
Just call me if I fall asleep. Yeah.
Yes, 506 Euro owed from last January.
If you could pop it in the post straight away, that would be great.
Thanks, Mr Brunton.
Poor Mr Brunton, he must be quaking in his boots.
Afraid of mice, is he?
What are you doing here? I might want to buy a car.
Yeah, right. Your stock is too downmarket for me.
You should try stand up comedy. You're hilarious.
How are you? Hiya, I'm Amanda.
Doug. Can I help you with anything?
I'm looking for your man Ray, the one that does the lessons.
He's not here. Do you want to leave your number?
With you? No, thanks.
No, I didn't mean...
I could teach you, if you want. Discount rates.
I might take you up on that.
One problem, he doesn't have a car.
He was gonna drop over to the Ballintine place with his CV.
We were gonna grab a sambo. Want to come?
Did you finish the Toyota? Soon as I get back.
No, do it before you go. Listen to Miss Bossy.
I should stay and finish it. Yeah, you should.
He's got to eat. Yeah, he's got to eat.
We won't be long, Rach. And what if my Dad comes back?
We'll be quick, right? Come on. See you around, yeah?
See yous later. Bye.
What's the Ballintine place?
Surely that's good news the cancer hasn't spread.
She's still very sick, Bela.
She had to come through all this and now this.
Yeah. I'll light a candle. Thanks, Bela.
Mind yourself. Yeah, I will.
Wayne.
I wonder if I could ask you something?
Yeah, of course.
I'm very fond of your mother.
Look...
If anything was to happen to Dolores, I couldn't bear it.
Charlie, she's going to come out of this, OK? I know she will.
Look, why don't you come back in with me? I'll only be a minute.
Well, thank you.
I won't be long.
Jane, it's OK, it's me.
What the hell are you doing in my apartment?
Whoever's done this has gone.
What are you doing here?
I came to get some stuff for Dolores.
Your door was wide open. I came in to make sure you were alright.
That was really stupid. They could have still been here.
You're gonna have to call the Guards.
I know who did this.
Gardai, please.
The grub's not bad.
You could easily cook this. Yeah, better.
So, go on, give your CV to the manager.
I don't know, maybe I should update it first.
Do you want me to get Ma to put a word in?
No, don't. Why not?
Here, I need to get back. You said Paul wasn't there.
Hiya. Hey.
Who's job hunting? Me. It's rubbish.
No, it's not. I can help change it if you like.
It doesn't need changing.
Seriously, I'm ace at this. You should print it on coloured paper.
It's grand. Go on, give it to the manager.
Cool, you're a chef. I bet you can make a mean beans on toast.
I make a pretty good spaghetti bolognaise, myself.
You worked in Paris? Yeah.
What was it like? Hot.
Yeah, I bet.
Yeah, well, it's much further south than Dublin, innit?
Still in the northern hemisphere.
Shouldn't you be going?
Yeah, you better hurry up, or Rachel will dock your wages.
Right, yeah. I'll see you at home. Bye.
Thank you. Thanks.
They're not going to follow this up.
You can't just go accusing Tommy.
I know this was him.
No, you don't. It could have been anybody.
His fingerprints are all over the place since last week.
So he's got himself covered. Why would Tommy do this?
Because he's trying to intimidate me.
He threatened me this morning in the Hungry Pig.
Threatened you how?
I saw it in his eyes.
OK, Jane. Honestly? I think You're overreacting.
Why are you defending him? I'm not.
Think about it. Who else could it be?
I think you need to take the rest of the day off.
No way. No, I'm not gonna let him see that he's upset me.
But I'll tell you what.
I am gonna get him for this and I am gonna make him pay, big time.
(WAYNE) She's on a ventilator now, just to warn you.
Poor Dolores.
Sit and talk to her. I don't know if she can hear you, though.
Yeah, right.
Hi, Charlie.
Pete, I'm very sorry to hear that Dolores is feeling so ill.
It must be very hard for you as well.
I'm doing just fine. But she's not really up to visitors.
Oh? Well, in that case... I'd better go.
No, no. You're alright.
Well, maybe just wait a few days. No problem.
Please, Charlie, just go in and sit with her, will you?
It's OK, Wayne.
This is very important for Charlie, alright, Pete?
Look, I don't want to upset anyone. No, Charlie, it's OK.
Now that you're here, you can go in. Just don't stay too long, OK?
Oh. I appreciate that. Thanks very much.
Alright, Charlie.
What do you think you're doing?
Her friends have a right to see her, OK?
We have a duty to protect her.
Pete, he was in bits in the pub.
I don't want people traipsing around her deathbed in there weeping.
Will you stop that, will you? She is not dying, do you hear me?
Have you looked at her? The life is draining out of her.
Pete, please, please will you just go home and rest.
You're gonna need it when she wakes up.
If she wakes up.
The biopsy was a turning point. The doctor has lowered the sedatives.
I don't believe a word they say any more.
I'm giving him five minutes, then I'm throwing him out.
(JANE) This is your fault.
You should never have persuaded me to retract my statement.
It was a lie, you had to. He's out to get me, Bob.
You don't know that. He's messing with my head.
This is exactly what he did before. Call into me after work.
I'm just gonna go up and check on Junior.
Yeah.
Hey, Louise. What can I get you? Erm, I'll have a coffee, please.
Sure. Day off? No.
You look nice. Are you going out? Why?
I was thinking if you're free, maybe you'd fancy a drink in The Station.
No thanks. Just a thought.
Well, you can delete it.
Actually, forget about the coffee. I've changed my mind.
OK.
I've talked to Garda Nolan.
He looks like a schoolboy. He's a good Guard.
Then why hasn't he arrested Tommy Dillon?
We need reasonable evidence before we make an arrest.
I know this is him. You said there was items stolen.
He would do that, wouldn't he? To make it look like a real burglary.
We're looking into it.
I'll report Garda negligence if you don't question him.
Like I say, it's under investigation.
After your behaviour last week, I'd advise you to calm down.
Hey. How are you doing?
(SIGHS) Still a bit shaken.
I'm not surprised.
I don't suppose you could come home with me tonight?
It's just... I just don't want to be on my own.
Sorry, Jane. Actually, I'm going out later.
Right. And, anyway... You know.
No, it's OK. It's grand. I get it, Michael.
OK, she's made a steady improvement since this morning.
(WAYNE) See? I told you. Her oxygen levels are good
and she's responding well to the antibiotics.
Right. So, erm, what happens now?
Once she starts to come round,
I'm going to try take her off the ventilator.
Great.
Look, I'm very sorry. But it'll be ready for you in half an hour.
There's a cafe round the corner, if you want to wait.
Sorry.
Oi.
You knew she was collecting it at 4:00.
I'm doing it as quick as I can.
And I told you to keep an eye on him. I tried.
That's not good enough. Sorry.
I said I needed it and it was your job to see that it was ready.
I told him that before he went for lunch.
Do not take a break until you're finished.
What part of that did you not understand?
Am I not entitled to a lunch break?
Do you want a future here, do you? Yeah, I do.
Then cop onto yourself. I could go out tomorrow and hire five of you,
so if you want to stay, do what you're asked, OK?
Now, have you finished those invoices?
They're on your desk. Thank you.
Sound, yeah? Why should I take the blame?
I was looking after my brother.
Or does work come before family as well now?
Ah, the supermodel returns and graces us with her presence.
Drop it, Dean.
How did the interview go? I didn't get it.
Ah. Well, better luck next time.
What was it for anyway?
Who cares. Forget it, no big deal. How are things going here?
This is the first chance I've had to sit down in hours.
We could have done with you earlier. Well, I'm here now.
There's some aubergine satay if you're hungry.
I'm not. You can go on now. Thank you, Da.
Everything OK?
Everything's just great, Dean.
You can't take it so seriously.
I don't. Anything else?
OK, you can turn the ventilator off now, alright?
Hang on a sec. What if this doesn't work?
We'd just put her back on again. Leave them alone, Pete.
Let them do her job. Dolores, it's Dr Delaney here, OK?
I'm just going to take you off the ventilator now.
I just need you to try to relax, OK?
You might feel a little bit of discomfort
as your lungs start to work on their own again.
Well done. You're doing great.
(DOLORES STRUGGLES SLIGHTLY) What's wrong?
Nothing. Dolores is just starting to breathe on her own.
Oxygen. Thank you.
That's it, Dolores, you're doing great.
Just going to put some oxygen on for you. Well done. Excellent.
That's it, just breathe, breathe. Well done.
Let your lungs do the work.
Hey, Ma. (WEAKLY) Wayne.
Hey. You're gonna be OK.
The cancer hasn't spread.
Hiya. Hey.
Just calling in to make sure you're Ok. Do you want a hand tidying up?
No, I'm fine, thanks.
Jane, what are you doing?
This burglary is just a cover up. Sorry?
For Tommy Dillon's tricks. He's planted hidden cameras all over.
No, he hasn't. I know he has.
He told me he'd be watching me. That's what he meant.
I'd say he's watching me now, I know he is.
You can try all you like, but you won't get away with it!
I know how your twisted brain operates!
Alright, listen. OK, you are being paranoid.
What, like Judith was? He's not like that.
You don't know what he's like. You don't know what he's capable of.
OK. But I will prove it to you.
I'll prove to all of you what he's really like.
Just calm down, OK? How can I?
He's trying to get inside my head. No, no, he isn't.
OK? Everything is fine.
He's watching me. I know he is.
(CRIES)
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