1:17:01
You see...
1:17:03
...with hops, it's not the hops
or how you pick them, it's...
1:17:08
...who picks them.
1:17:09
What I'm meaning to say is...
1:17:12
...it wasn't your mum or me
who picked your hops.
1:17:17
We picked someone else's hops.
1:17:20
Her name's June.
1:17:23
She's your sister.
1:17:25
You have a sister called June.
1:17:27
I ain't got a sister.
1:17:28
-I ain't got a sister.
-Your sister's a loony!
1:17:31
-Ain't got a sister. Ain't got a sister.
-Sister's a loony! Sister's a loony!
1:17:36
Where is she? In a nuthouse?
1:17:52
No, she's in a home.
1:17:56
But, well...
1:17:58
...actually, she's not really your sister...
1:18:03
...she's sort of your sister.
1:18:07
Because, you see...
1:18:09
...during the war,
the Jerries sent over these things...
1:18:12
...and when they ran out of fuel...
1:18:14
...they came down on the house.
They was called doodlebugs.
1:18:18
"Doodlebug"?
1:18:20
Yeah. A flying bomb.
1:18:24
A B1...
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...and it flattened the Pritchett's house.
1:18:29
Killed them all except you.
1:18:32
It's a baby!
1:18:34
Is it alive still?
1:18:36
Amy rescued you. Otherwise....
1:18:40
-Will you take it then?
-Yeah.
1:18:42
Thanks, love. Right, got it?
1:18:46
You were born a Pritchett.
1:18:48
Vincent lan Pritchett.
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I came home from the war
and there you were.
1:18:58
The son I never knew I had.