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:09:17
Maurice, give him the ball back.
:09:23
l hear her fancy man is English.
:09:25
Bastard. l might have guessed.
:09:28
Good day, gentlemen.
:09:29
l'm lnspector Logan of the SPCC.
:09:32
Mrs. Daisley, your mother-in-law, l believe,
told us of your plight.

:09:35
The SPCC?
:09:38
The Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Children?

:09:41
That's correct.
:09:42
ls she saying
that l've been cruel to my kids?

:09:44
Not at all, Mr. Doyle.
:09:46
We only have the children's welfare at heart.
:09:49
To lose their mother at this age
can have a traumatizing effect.

:09:52
How's that any business of yours?
:09:53
l'm here to help you.
:09:55
l understand you've no income
to support your family.

:09:57
-Correct?
-Yeah.

:09:58
Do you have any female relatives
to call upon?

:10:01
Maureen. Des' mother, died a long time ago.
:10:04
Then, Mr. Doyle, you have no choice but
to approach the authorities for assistance.

:10:09
l will arrange for the Sisters to call.
:10:11
We don't need your charity.
:10:13
You have no job
and no mother for your children.

:10:17
He's right, son.
:10:22
All right.
:10:25
Send in the nuns.
:10:37
Sit still.
:10:39
But l don't like cabbage.
:10:41
lt is very good for you.
Eat it up. l don't want to hear about it.

:10:48
You are a painter and decorator by trade,
but your attempts to secure employment...

:10:53
since your wife's departure
have been unsuccessful.

:10:56
Yes, sir. Your Honor.
:10:58
But it's only been a couple of weeks.

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