I dunno.
He says they
were talking, him and-
Paul was saying.
There's no word.
What about this
meeting?
We'll see then, I suppose.
Yeah, well,
I'd rather know than not know.
You know the way.
Valerie'd f*ckin' m*rder me.
With the maintenance for the
kids.
I'll have to take this, Noel.
I need to be outside
anyway.
Tell Claire, I'll see her at the
weekend.
Yeah, I will, yeah.
Hello?
Yeah.
Yeah, Wednesday.
Temperatures,
over 30 degrees in places,
especially parts of.
Temperatures generally 24 and 28
degrees.
Going up.
Doors opening.
Is that you?
Him there?
What?
Are you on?
Sorry.
So?
Sorry.
What?
I dunno.
I should go.
You f*cking me about?
I'm not.
You think me a spastic?
No.
So?
This?
Is it safe?
What?
I've never done this before.
Why are you here, then?
I seen you.
Yeah?
A few times.
I came back.
You got money?
I didn't know.
Didn't know what?
That this was that: paying.
Some stupid c**t, you.
I know, yeah.
You on still?
I dunno.
50.
Are you clean?
Do you want a slap?
I'm married.
I don't give a f*ck.
Go on, then, touch it.
I like you.
Yeah?
I like you since I seen you.
You got money?
You want him outside
to give you a kicking?
Money now.
Do you want me to shame you?
'Cause I'll f*cking shame you.
Where's your money?
Excuse me, excuse me.
Dentist rang.
You've an appointment for
Monday.
Yeah, I know.
What are they f*ckin' ringing
for?
I might have a can, I'm tired.
Do you want one?
No.
I'm going up to Valerie after.
Oh, right.
Is Shane in?
He has his training, does he?
What day is it?
Dunno.
He has something.
Wednesday.
I'll take a cigarette outside.
In the afternoon.
He came in the afternoon, I was
clueless.
Did Caroline not come down?
No.
Say all this to her too.
I will, I intend to.
I know you won't, Mam.
Anyways.
Are we doing the clothes?
Are we starting on that?
I was wondering.
That's why I'm ringing.
After work tomorrow.
Are you sure you wanna do this?
'Cause we can wait.
No, no.
I'll bring bin bags.
Where are you?
You sound, are you having a
drink?
No, I'm in the garden.
Are you not cold?
No.
Look, I'm dealing with things.
I've gotta go, all right?
So, will we need
bin bags for tomorrow?
I f*ckin' told you that and
all, Mam!
I know.
So, 'night, okay?
Go easy.
Watch the telly.
Yeah.
Mam, I'm sorry.
All right, Mam?
Sorry.
Quiet!
What time's Mam back?
Late, she said.
Someone gave
Leonard Sexton a kicking.
Who?
You, probably.
He's a little f*cking tart,
anyways.
Probably deserved it.
What piss are you drinking?
Put it down, please.
Shane, I said!
Relax, would you?
I thought you was to clear the
garden.
I will.
You will, you lazy f*ck!
Look who's talking!
Got your hair done?
Colleen did it.
Yeah?
It's a color job, is it?
What?
What?
You still collecting me
from girl's tomorrow night?
Did I say I would?
Yeah, you f*cking did!
Well, I'd better, so.
A quarter to nine.
'Night.
Yeah.
Is he still inside?
Upstairs, on the
computer.
Right.
'Night.
You look
wrecked, you all right?
You drink all them cans?
No, it's not that.
What, then?
A thing happened today.
There was this,
this lad.
- What?
- A young fella.
Who?
I don't know, in town there.
He hit me a few digs, took my
wallet.
In Amiens Street, around.
When?
I can't.
Colm?
Sorry.
Sorry what?
I dunno.
He upset me, that's all.
Why didn't you say earlier?
I didn't know how.
How what?
I didn't want to upset you.
You're not.
So?
I'm tired, I'm tired.
It's okay.
Sorry.
Colm-
- I can't.
I can't.
I hate to see you like this.
I'm sorry.
You've nothing to be sorry
for.
All of this, then that-
He's dead a month, not even.
Stay.
I can't.
I'll clean my teeth.
I don't have too much time.
Stay!
You're laying the
chairs out?
If you want a job
doing, you know, Paula?
In this place, anyways.
What time they arriving?
This afternoon, not till.
An informal chat.
Yeah, I know that.
Meeting with the reps then
after.
What'll that mean?
I dunno.
Packages for people, I'd
imagine.
Voluntary?
We'll have to wait and see.
All change.
Yeah, all change.
Claire all right?
She good?
Yeah.
She's grand.
We're happy, you know.
Lucky.
All right.
Better go in and chat to
Maurice.
Here, thanks.
Yeah.
Yeah?
I'm busy, Noel.
Someone here to see you.
Who?
Some wee lad.
I dunno.
He insisted.
Thanks, it's fine, Noel.
This your office, yeah?
Why are you here?
To give you this.
You left it after you.
How did you know to
come here?
It was in that.
Your home address as well.
If...
What?
If I upset you yesterday, I'm
sorry.
That's not clean, that bandage.
If there's a cut-
- There isn't a cut.
No?
What happened to it?
I was in an altercation.
It wasn't me yesterday?
f*ck off!
As if.
Who was you fighting?
None of your business.
Sorry.
What do you want?
Money.
I've none on me.
You can get some, though.
Why?
'Cause otherwise, I'm
gonna march up to your house,
or into your f*ckin' boss there,
talk to your wife, tell people,
yeah?
I'm not f*cking joking here!
I'll shame you, what you done.
Okay?
How much?
200, say.
What then?
I'll leave you alone.
How do I know that?
I swear it.
I canceled my cards, I
need to call to my bank.
When?
I have this works thing
first, a meeting somewhere.
I can get it to you this
evening, maybe seven.
You better not be f*cking me
about.
I'm not.
Take my number so.
Sorry, this is new,
I don't know how to, f*ck.
Sorry.
Throw it over.
My Nokia was easier.
Years old it was, you know?
My daughter made me get that
one.
I've saved it under my name.
What's your name?
Jay.
Where they from, all them?
It depends.
Rotterdam,
the Far East, Australia-
- The whole world, yeah?
Yeah, nearly.
Here.
I'll leave you here, all right?
I'll wait your text.
Not too f*cking late neither!
Colm!
Yeah, I'm coming.
Paula Grainger was on the
phone.
You all right?
When?
While you were out.
Three frigging times.
Something about Rotterdam.
Yeah, I'll be in, all right?
Yeah, no hurry, let her sweat.
So I'm not gonna go
on for too much longer.
'Cause I know how good you
are with very boring speeches.
However, the lovely
Grietje is gonna take us
through the next stage of
everything.
So, please welcome Grietje.
Thank you, Paula.
Thanks for your kind words of
introduction
and for making us feel so
welcome here this afternoon.
It is a great honor, and
I mean that sincerely,
to be in Dublin today meeting
the team.
This visit I see primarily
as an opportunity
for people to get to know one
another.
I will begin, however,
by saying the following.
We don't see this as a simple
acquisition,
but rather as an opportunity
to merge two strong and separate
entities
and, by sharing best practices
in both,
to make something new, something
stronger.
So that's us all f*cked, eh?
You skiving?
Going to the bank.
It's well for some!
Who was him earlier on by the
way?
A friend of Shane's.
He's hanging around with
scrotes?
I'll have a word.
Leave things alone, will ya?
f*cking mind your own business!
Sort yourself out.
What?
What I said, all right?
Enough just!
Arthur Considine.
Remember him?
No.
- You do.
- I don't.
He had his wife, went
psychiatric.
Mam!
Lovely handwriting.
See?
I'm not f*ckin'
reading them, I told you.
I haven't got all night.
I know that.
Can we start, so, please?
Do you want something to eat
first?
Mam.
I'll put some fish fingers
in a sandwich for you.
All right.
You're always
a pleasure to feed.
I'm watching that.
For f*ck's sake!
Will we need to do a spread
for Sunday, for people?
It's not a f*ckin' wedding,
Mam.
It's a month's mind.
His good blazer.
You could wear that.
I don't wear blazers.
Do you not?
You'd swim in it, anyway.
Can't see why hasn't
Caroline done any of this.
She's busy.
And I'm not?
I don't know.
You're here.
Mam, stop, please.
We can wait this if you want.
We can do it another night.
No.
I'm sick looking at them.
Hanging there.
And his shoes.
Where's Mam?
Inside, where do you think?
What?
You couldn't help with any of
this?
I do help.
How?
Helping isn't all heavy
lifting, Colm.
No?
I'll stay with her a
bit, see her settled.
How's Claire?
How would I know?
Fine.
Be a pig, so!
'Sake!
- You're late.
- Get in.
Do you have my money?
Just get into the f*ckin' car
please.
I can't stop here!
Were you waiting long?
Long enough.
I was in Rialto at my mam's
place.
I have your money here.
Can we sit a minute first?
Why?
No why, I just,
I've had a bit of a day, that's
all.
Please, I'm paying.
That where you're from?
Rialto?
Yeah, you know it?
No.
A bit, sort of.
I know Crumlin.
Yeah.
Can I ask you something?
What?
To do something.
Depends.
You don't have to.
I'd like to watch.
Watch what?
You
jerk off.
Could I?
I'll pay more.
How much more?
240, total.
I have it here.
You don't have to.
I know that.
You could lie back
the seat, if you want.
I won't touch you, I promise.
Now?
Please.
Where do you want me to cum?
On your belly, please.
I need to wipe myself.
You don't hate me, no?
No.
What do you think, then?
Nothing.
You put the frighteners on
other lads?
No.
Why me, then?
I need the money.
I see.
I have this girlfriend.
We have a baby, me and her.
Her family hates me, her
brothers say I stole money.
I never done.
I wouldn't.
Them it was I was fighting with.
I came to you then.
Do people know you do this?
Does anyone?
Not many.
Your girlfriend?
No.
Our secret.
We'll leave each other alone
now.
We're evens, anyway.
I'll drop us back, will I?
Please.
You blanking me?
I didn't forget.
No?
No, I was in Gran's, is all.
You know the way she is.
Yak-yak-yak!
Lianne waited with me for a
bit anyways.
Should have rang.
I couldn't.
It's your fault.
I can't understand that f*ckin'
phone!
I promised I'd pick you up,
didn't I?
Just never said what day.
f*ck off, you!
You f*ck off!
Could have gone for a drink.
I'm working tomorrow.
Oh yeah.
You should ask Shane one of
these days.
You think?
I do, yeah.
Just to see the look of shock on
his face.
They all in bed?
You got a game tomorrow?
Shane?
Yes.
I might come down.
You will, I'd say.
What time is it on?
What time?
Half f*cking three!
All right, relax.
You're working, aren't you?
Yeah.
So?
Are we not allowed to talk?
Not when you're f*cking
blocked, no.
Hiya.
Thanks for coming.
See you next week.
- Thanks very much.
- Brilliant.
- Hi, Paula.
- Come on in.
Warm in here, is it?
A bit.
I might just open the
window.
You don't mind?
Summer outside, anyway.
We can breathe.
I called you in.
You did.
Yeah.
This isn't easy, Colm.
No.
How long have you been with
us?
Dunno, can't remember.
Why?
At a guess?
Since I was 16, I suppose.
A lifetime, you could say.
You could.
I have an offer to put to you.
Generous too.
I made sure of that.
An offer of what?
Redundancy.
It's all laid out there, the
detail.
A cash sum of couse for all
your years and a timeline.
I could go through-
- Is it voluntary?
Just hear me out
first.
I don't f*cking want to!
All right.
At least read through it,
regardless.
Take it away with you, talk to
Claire.
And if I don't agree,
if I want to stay on?
The money's good.
I don't care about the money,
I'm 46!
I know that.
I'm not ready yet.
This isn't a judgment
on you.
What is it, then?
Bad luck.
I dunno.
Circumstance.
I've never been nothing else.
I'm sorry.
We don't need money, me and
Claire.
What do you mean?
I mean we never remortgaged or
nothing.
We don't think that, so
our house is paid for
and the kids is paid for,
nearly.
So I could take a drop
in wages if that's it.
That's not it.
f*cking what, then?
We're clearing out
certain grades, that's all.
They're changin the way they
work.
There's no stopping that.
I have my years here.
I know that, I respect that.
I'm sorry, Colm.
Well, then?
Look over what's been
offered.
Come back in after, we can talk.
Tell me!
The plain truth of it?
Yeah!
Your job is gone.
In effect.
Things will be done different
now.
That's all.
There's no job for you here.
Hey.
Is Claire thereabouts?
No, she's just gone on lunch.
Oh.
You don't know where to?
Did she say?
No, she didn't.
Valerie was with her, though.
Right.
They'll be talking, so.
We could call her.
No, that's fine.
I'll catch her at home.
I'm only here on the off-chance
anyway.
She'll have her phone, anyway.
Yeah.
She'll be back at two, anyways.
Exactly.
Will I tell her you was here?
What?
Will I tell her you were here?
No, that's fine.
Thanks.
Okay.
Bye.
Keep going, get in
there!
Lads, leave it!
Lads, calm down!
Leave it!
Relax, lads!
Let's tune in, get the next
ball.
Hello.
It's me.
There's towels on the
bed.
Room 12.
Thanks.
The end of the corridor, on
the right.
Is she all right?
The girl at reception.
She won't call anyone, will she?
No, she's grand.
Yeah, she's used to it maybe.
People.
Yeah.
You warm enough?
You all right?
Yeah, I'm all right.
Yeah?
Good.
Who done that to your hair?
My mate.
Your mate?
Well, she's in a salon.
God f*cking help us!
Though all she ever does in
there
is sweep up or sit on her hole.
I can't hardly see
you with the lamp not on.
Do you want it on?
Do you want it on?
I don't give a f*ck.
You can leave it off or just-
There.
What?
Your hair's kind of f*cked.
I know.
I could k*ll her.
It's not that bad.
You just look a bit like a
knacker.
Sorry, sorry.
I was just trying to be funny.
You're all right.
I'll have to take this,
sorry.
I haven't got all day.
Yeah, all right.
Claire?
No, I just thought we'd have
lunch.
Is everything all
right?
Yeah, I'm fine.
Where are you?
At work, why?
I called there.
They said you was gone.
I'm not there now,
I wasn't feeling well.
I went home.
You're at home?
No, not yet.
Well, where are you?
In f*cking town someplace!
Is there a problem?
No.
Well, what, then?
Nothing.
I was worried.
That's all.
Linda said you seemed upset.
I can't talk, okay?
Why?
I just can't talk.
Later.
But you're all right?
Yeah.
I was worried, that's
all.
Head home, so.
Right, yeah.
Rest.
Okay, bye.
You want to go?
No.
No, I don't think so.
Surprised I called you, that's
all.
I didn't think I'd want to see
you again.
Nearly deleted you, but I
couldn't.
This f*cking phone!
I'm useless, I told you that.
Glad, anyways, to be here, to
see you.
Take off your top, please.
If that's all right, if you want
to.
I've cans in the bag.
Cheap Polish shite,
but I didn't know what you
drank and they were on offer.
Are you having one?
Yeah, I'll join you, cheers.
Thanks.
Not bad.
No.
Well, it's shite, but it's nice.
It's okay, yeah?
Yeah.
You all right?
Yeah.
Yeah, thanks.
I think so, yeah.
I lost my job there.
Yeah?
Yeah, I think so, anyways.
I might fight for it, I dunno.
It was a bit of a shock,
I wasn't expecting that.
It's all I've ever been, really.
I love them docks, looking
out on the world there.
Your baby a boy or a what?
A girl.
Girl?
What's her name?
Why?
You don't got to tell me.
Chloe.
You're young for a baby.
It was an accident.
Yeah, I know.
And you love her?
Of course.
Do anything for her, I would.
I do this.
13 weeks.
I gave up smoking when she was
born.
Good man.
She's lovely, Chloe is.
I hardly get to see her now.
My girlfriend never wants me
there.
And then she blames me
for not being around.
She's a c**t sometimes,
Lorraine.
She hates me nearly.
But she had a baby for
you.
That's why, maybe.
What age is she?
Same as me.
Younger.
19, 18.
When did you start doing this?
Why?
What?
Selling.
Does it matter?
I think so.
I'd like to know.
Ages back.
And?
At school I'd go mitchin',
yeah?
People didn't give a f*ck.
Me and a few mates down
Ballybough or Fairview Park.
This one time, the lads was
gone.
I was there on my own.
We'd been drinking.
This bloke stops, this
old fella, and sits down.
Starts talking.
Saying all weird sh*t
about women and that.
It was funny.
He had a car, that's all.
So I went with him.
He gave me money after.
I was just laughing me hole off,
you know.
It was easy, I was 14.
He shouldn't have done that.
He was all right.
Most lads are, you know?
Only some are dirty bastards.
I can spot them now.
I'm not one of them.
I know you're not.
What am I, then?
I'll have to go soon.
Yeah, of course.
Okay, can we start?
All right.
What do you want?
Take off your clothes, please.
Just leave on your jocks.
I don't want a show, just to
look at you.
You're beautiful.
I want you to f*ck me.
Yeah?
Hard.
Turn over, it's easier.
Has Paula had you in
yet?
No.
No?
I thought you talked.
Well, I survived, sure.
I'm an asset.
That's what she told me anyway.
The f*cking ghoul!
Is there something eating you?
What?
The face on you.
Is everything ara with
you and Claire, is that it?
No.
Are you still in the
saddle?
Powers, please, Stephen.
Listen, take some advice.
Don't f*ck things up.
Or you'll end up like me,
paying through the nose.
I seen you seen Kathleen,
Colm.
Watching her there, yeah?
Like father, like son.
Be careful.
Got you a drink.
Can I sit?
Suit yourself.
How's you?
Why?
No why, I'm just asking.
I see.
We have his month's mind
tomorrow.
There's a mass, it's the
usual 12 o'clock thing.
But they'll read his name out at
the end.
Why are you telling me this
for?
I dunno, you might come.
And have people laughing, is
it?
No.
I won't f*cking bother,
thanks all the same.
And it's nothing to do with you,
what I do, when.
And how dare you?
The him I knew-
- Here.
I'm not supposed to
serve cans at this hour.
I know, Stephen, you're very
good.
Lads, come on, finish up!
Three more pints.
We're closed now!
Finish up, come on.
Bye.
See you later, cheerio.
A couple more pints, Mac.
You can't keep drinking.
Not like this.
Like before.
Colm!
I know.
It frightens me.
We could talk to someone.
Who?
I don't know, a
professional, a counselor.
I can't.
Why not?
I'll be fine after tomorrow,
all right?
We'll finish tomorrow first,
then I'll right myself, I
promise.
Thank you, thank you.
Who was the young
fella?
Noel mentioned him.
Said he called on you.
Yeah.
Is he something
to do with Shane?
No.
That's what Noel
said.
Who was he?
No one.
Please.
He was a lad belonging to
one of the lads, that's all.
He wanted me to show him the
yard.
I should try and sleep, I can't
sleep.
Lie down here.
I can't.
Why?
It's more than that.
I'll go to the sitting room,
I'll only disturb you here.
You don't.
Colm.
I'm here.
Okay.
If we,
if we told people
what was really in our
heads, if we admitted it
to ourselves even,
what would happen, do you think?
What?
I dunno.
We'd all go mad, I reckon.
What?
I'm sorry.
There.
Thanks.
Will I cook tonight?
Yeah, I don't mind.
A pork steak, I might.
Is Shane awake?
Claire.
Claire!
We might go out tonight maybe.
Who?
You and me.
After everything, if you want.
Where to?
I don't mind.
We could talk because, you
know, we haven't in ages.
I'd like that.
Okay.
Shane?
Shane?
You hiding?
You look rough.
Yeah, half-poisoned.
I've no sympathy.
Why do they leave her like
that?
They're hardly ever there.
f*ckin' thing'll strangle
itself.
I know.
Any plans the weekend?
No.
Me and Lianne is going out this
evening.
Might stay at hers tonight.
She's nice, Lianne?
She is.
You're good pals?
We are.
Get my coat, I better.
Okay.
Did he say my name?
You ready?
Yeah.
Tell her I'll f*ckin' brain
him if she comes near me.
See my phone?
The size of her!
She's healthy, she is.
Shane!
I'm leaving now, if
you want to come with me,
we'll pick up Gran.
I'll wait for mom, okay?
I think you should give her a
go.
She was all delighted.
Nah, she's a horse, that one!
Oh, my God!
Wear a tie please.
- She is!
- Shane!
I'm not f*cking deaf!
Is that your dad?
My bag.
My keys are in there.
I think they are.
Are they?
I dunno, Mam.
My head.
It's here.
They're here.
Do I look all right?
I don't know any more.
You look grand.
We'll have lunch somewhere
after if you want.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Soup and sandwich job, okay?
You ready?
Mam?
I know.
You see herself?
Kathleen.
Yeah, she's to be pitied.
f*ck her!
I'm taking Mam inside.
All right.
Will we go in?
Yeah, in a second.
You're going now?
I'll be in in a second.
All right.
And our brother
Sosthenes.
To the Church of God which is at
Corinth,
to those sanctified in Christ
Jesus,
called to be saints together
with all those who in every
place
call on the name of our Lord
Jesus Christ.
Both their Lord and ours.
Praise to you and peace
from God our Father
and the Lord Jesus Christ.
I give thanks to God.
Always to you
because of the grace of
God which was given you
in Christ Jesus,
that in every way you were
enriched in him
with all speech and all
knowledge.
Even as a testimony to Christ
was confirmed among you.
Jameson, please.
Do you want a drink?
We'll go after this one.
Another orange?
Yeah?
All right.
Another orange, please.
You all right?
That's him done.
You bringing Mam home?
Yeah.
She can come to us tomorrow.
You look wrecked, by the way.
Thanks.
You done your best by him,
Colm.
Biggest disappointment in life
I was.
That's all in your head.
Is it?
Let me get this one.
With what?
I have money.
Claire, has
he lifted your purse?
Okay, you can buy your own!
See what
you're raising, Colm!
The mouth on that one.
He's all his mam's fault.
I will have
something.
Too late now.
Have a cocktail, Caroline.
Jesus, it went on for ever!
- And that-
- Gospel?
I'd never heard-
- You heard what I said.
What did you say?
I'm going to meet a friend
after, I'm not drinking.
She's got a little
friend!
Yeah, I'm going to meet
a friend for a coffee.
Shane.
- Just a friend!
- Leave her be.
Look at the
smile, she's going red!
Shane, Shane!
I'm only messing with
her.
Just leave her be.
You all right, Mam?
All right?
Take care, Miriam.
I'll stay for a bit.
I'll come home after.
We still going out later?
Yeah.
All right, Mam?
I thought people from the
Dockers might've made it.
Who?
His pals or anyone.
To the church.
They came to the funeral,
didn't they?
You don't have to stay.
It's okay.
I keep expecting
to hear his voice.
The way he filled this house.
He made nothing easy on you, I
know that.
I'm sorry.
On none of us.
I'm settled now.
I'll watch the telly.
Go.
Fine.
Why the f*ck are you here?
What?
You can't just arrive!
I know that.
Get in here!
Sit.
This where you stay?
Why?
It's rough enough, is it?
It's better than nothing.
Yeah, I suppose.
You wearing a suit?
Yeah, I was at mass.
Couldn't make myself go
home, found myself here.
Why?
I dunno.
There's no lies between us, I
think.
No?
Not really.
This last month,
I dunno, it's been hard.
Why?
I lost my dad, see.
He d*ed.
I'm sorry.
You needn't be, he was only a
c**t.
I don't miss him.
I think about him but I don't
miss him.
And he left me like this,
anyways.
Sort of complicated.
What did he die of?
His heart.
Just fell down dead in front of
me.
I couldn't bring him back, I
tried.
f*cking useless I was.
Goes around my head, that does.
I think about it.
Do you want tea?
Yeah, please.
So I haven't been myself since,
you know?
My wife doesn't know what's
going on.
She thinks I need help.
Counseling or something.
I think she thinks I'm losing my
mind.
Which is a worry.
Is your dad alive?
Yeah.
Does he help you?
What?
Does he help you?
Why?
He should.
He lives in Cherry Orchard.
That's no excuse.
He has another family now.
Do you never see him?
A nosey c**t, you!
I know, yeah.
In town sometimes, I see him.
We go drinking.
He's a funny fucker.
Always sniffing around after
women.
He left when me and my sister
were small.
He left us with my mother.
She's a mad f*cking,
I don't think he should have
done that.
That's all.
But he's a good laugh, he is.
Okay.
You can drink that and go.
Yeah.
We all hate our dads, do we?
I dunno.
Supposed to, I think.
It's natural.
All straight lines, my dad was.
He terrorized everyone in our
house
and he f*ckin' ruined people.
Only I'm not angry at him.
No?
Nah.
I mean,
I never loved the c**t, that's
for sure,
when I think about him.
All he was at the end was an
accumulation
of f*cking lies really.
Isn't that hard?
I dunno.
It's awful.
I hate it and it makes me
afraid.
I don't want to be like him.
I don't want to be gone and have
people
putting me together different
after.
I want to be straight out, I
want a life,
I want to be a good person.
Wait.
Oh, dearie me!
Daddy's here.
Don't worry, Daddy's here.
Is that Chloe?
Yeah.
I thought you never seen her.
I don't.
My girlfriend left her for a few
hours.
Feeling guilty, I think.
That's it, that's it.
I shouldn't have come, I'm
sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'll go.
That's it, that's it.
She's lovely.
It's Killian he's talking
about.
f*cking weirdo!
What?
He's an emo kid.
Shane hates him.
He'll end up doing a mass
m*rder.
I'm telling you.
Some outrage!
Shane!
Down the corridor of the
school.
Bam-bam-bam!
Stop that!
What?
Be nice.
I am f*ckin' nice!
I'll change out of my suit.
Ready myself, all right?
I'm set.
Just need to put on my face.
Where you headed?
Dunno, I don't mind.
The Dockers, maybe?
And her all dressed up?
I don't mind, Dockers is
grand.
Should be quiet tonight anyway.
You could play darts.
f*ck's sake!
I'm waiting on Valerie.
I'll stay there a few days, give
you time.
Time for what?
I dunno.
You tell me.
I can't sit here and watch this.
Waiting.
Claire.
Like a f*cking fool you treat
me!
You push me away!
I want to help!
I would, if you'd let me!
Talk to me!
This frightens me.
I'm sorry.
Where did you go even, what
did you do?
I was demented!
Look at me!
You can't.
You don't any more.
I'm sick.
Jesus Christ!
Worried, she was.
Went out driving around, looking
for you.
Why?
Afraid you might have done
something.
Done something like what?
I don't f*cking know!
Harmed yourself.
No.
No.
No.
- No?
- No.
My hands, they're shaking.
I can't stop them.
Show me.
You're all clammy.
Am I?
Yeah.
I went for a walk was all.
I got lost in myself.
Where to?
Can't remember.
Dollymount, I think.
I'm sorry.
Okay?
I'm sorry.
Is Kerry gone?
Shane.
Shane, I'm talking.
Shane.
I don't give a f*ck what you
say.
What?
A selfish c**t is who you are.
Yeah, I know that.
Shane, I'm sorry.
Shane, can we talk, please?
Why?
I don't mean
to be upsetting people.
I'm sorry.
So why are you a c**t always?
I've been lost, all right?
- Shane.
- f*ck's sake!
Shane, listen!
f*cking listen!
You don't even know me!
But you judge me!
You don't even know me.
Isn't that awful?
Don't you think?
Jesus Christ!
- Shane.
- f*ck you!
All right, fine, I'll tell you
this.
I'll tell you this, then you
can hate me good and proper.
Okay?
What?
I know this lad, this young
fella,
same age as yourself,
he's f*ckin' 18 or 19.
And?
And I pay him.
I pay him.
We talk and then he fucks me.
He fucks me in my car.
Or in a B&B one time.
He fucks me.
And I love him.
I do, I love him more
than I f*ckin' love you.
I do.
And that's the truth.
- f*cking-
- Shane!
f*ck off, you!
Are you okay?
Yeah.
It's nothing.
I was just thinking.
About what?
Nothing.
No?
About us, I was
thinking, here like this.
That first time I seen you,
the first time we met, in
them toilets, remember?
Do you remember?
I was afraid of you.
Yeah?
My f*cking heart was thumping.
Different now, though, is it?
Pals, are we?
My son it was who slapped me.
- Yeah.
- Why?
'Cause I'm a f*cking assh*le,
probably.
So what happened?
Nothing, we had words.
And worse after.
It's fine.
It will be, I think.
I hope so, anyways.
I'm giving you all this again.
You're grand.
My f*cking mouth!
When I woke this morning,
dying sick, my son was there.
I don't know why but I
thought I might climb out
of myself if I didn't.
Didn't what?
Tell him.
Tell him what?
About this.
What we did, what we do.
Our f*cking and that.
I wanted him to know me.
To hate me, if he had to.
To finish things.
I told him I love you.
Told him I love you more than I
love him.
Jesus Christ!
I know.
I meant I care for you, I told
you.
You shouldn't have done that.
Sorry.
I love my girlfriend.
My daughter.
I try to, anyway.
Yeah.
This is just this, you know?
It isn't real.
It's money.
All right?
Yeah.
I've pulled the whole thing
around my ears, have I?
We can go, if you want.
I'll pay you still, I don't want
sex.
No, you're all right.
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