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Here you are.
Have a guess.
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Good news, or bad news?
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- Bad news.
- Wrong. Try again.
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All right, good news.
:52:14
Come on, then. What is it?
:52:18
Eh?
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Spill the beans, old cock!
:52:23
My little Ethel? She got engaged.
:52:25
- What?
- Yesterday afternoon.
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- What, to Reg?
- I couldn't believe it.
:52:29
l thought they'd be courting for years.
:52:35
- Congratulations.
- Thank you, Frank.
:52:37
You must be a very proud man.
:52:39
You should've seen Vera's face.
:52:41
lt was a bolt from the blue.
:52:45
So, on Sunday...
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you and Joycie got to
come over for your tea.
:52:48
We'll get some beers in--
some sherry for the girls.
:52:50
We'll toast the happy couple
and Reg can meet the family.
:52:52
- On Sunday.
- About 4:00.
:52:54
- You tell Joycie?
- I'll tell her.
:53:01
Can you feel that, dear?
Starting to fill up?
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Yes.
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- Does that feel peculiar, Pam?
- Yes, Mom.
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That's how it's meant to feel, ain't it?
:53:07
- Peculiar?
- Yes.
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- You've done this before, ain't you?
- Yes, dear.
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- So, it's safe.
- lt's safe, isn't it?
:53:13
- Yes, darling.
- And when it's full,
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that's when we'll stop.
:53:18
l know your face from somewhere.
:53:19
- Who, me?
- Yes.
:53:21
- Do you?
- I can't think where, though.
:53:26
You all right?
:53:28
Of course. Sunlight laundry.
:53:30
- Oh, dear.
- lt's Vera, ain't it?
:53:33
- That's right.
- Vera Drake.
:53:36
l knew your mother before the war.
:53:37
- Did you?
- Was you doing this back then?
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That feel full, dear?
:53:41
Yes.
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All right.
:53:49
Just dry yourself off.