Significant Others (2022) s01e04 Episode Script

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HANNA: She used to say
she'd die for me and Ciaran.
GEORGE: That's what mothers do.
Nah. They live for you.
BECKY: Can I come over later?
It's a a shit time, Becky. I'm
MUNROE: Our patrol will keep
looking for when Sarah surfaces.
Is that something you wanna see?
CLAIRE: Sarah and I helped Mum die.
When when you and Den
were in Canberra.
It's what she wanted.
- URSULA: Was it peaceful?
- Yeah.
- I need your advice, Wayne.
- Don't.
- Don't what?
- Don't tell him.
It'll destroy him.
(STRIDENT, PERCUSSIVE ELECTRONICA MUSIC)
URSULA: Mum's gonna be so proud of you.
Oh, Den.
It was so beautiful.
It's just this eerie thing.
Like I know Mum's already gone.
Well, that's 'cause
you're preparing yourself.
Don't you reckon?
Like, it will happen but, ah,
not for months. Maybe a year.
Who knows but
when it does
we four, we're gonna stick together.
DEN: Mum, um, I'm just so relieved
to know, um, you're there.
Well, you've always been there.
- And
- (FAINT BREATH)
Claire, is that her?
I can hear her breathing.
- Ask her if
- Yep, you're on speaker.
Has she been able to talk today?
Uh, no, not today, I don't think.
Well, Mum,
um, I'll be home from tour soon.
And I'll make up for all that time away.
But some things can't wait.
Tonight I'm gonna ask Wayne to marry me.
And I want your blessing.
(SOBS)
Is that her?
No, that was me. (CHUCKLES) Sorry.
Well, yeah, yeah, just
make sure she can hear.
Yeah, she can hear you. Go on.
Yeah, well Well, no, that's it.
Nah. Except to say
Mum, Wayne matches everything
that you taught me, Mama.
About love and trust.
Yeah, she smiled, Den. She's proud.
(DEN SOBS) She did?
(CRIES AND SNIVELS)
(HEARTFELT MUSIC)
Crimson lippie?
Yeah. (CHUCKLES)
(WAVES LAP GENTLY)
(TRAFFIC AND CITY HUBBUB)
(HIP-HOP MUSIC DRONES IN BACKGROUND)
WOMAN: Why?
WOMAN: Well, because she loves
unicorns, and unicorns are gay.
Come on, babe. We need
to go pick the kids up.
No, I need to get a few more
things and then to Bunnings.
I'm not going to Bunnings with you.
We always fight in there.
- No, we don't.
- Really?
- (CHUCKLES MALICIOUSLY)
- Headed out tonight?
Oh, hey.
No, we're just
We're just gonna have a barbie at home,
you know, dress up with the kids,
little bit of fun, avoid the crowd.
- You?
- Yeah, not this year.
How's the family doing? They okay?
(SCOFFS)
You know, you can phone me
if you need anything.
At the station. I-I can
give you my number.
Not sure what the point is
when we don't have any answers.
Den, not every family gets answers.
What's important is
to focus on your wellbeing.
- Counselling.
- Yeah, I phoned that number.
Oh, good. That's really good.
Believe me, it's
It's important to get
that support after trauma.
She tends to be right
about these things.
- It gets a bit annoying, actually.
- Okay.
You look after yourself.
- Yeah.
- See ya.
See ya.
Happy Mardi Gras.
(PHONE WHOOSHES THROUGH CAR STEREO)
Can you maybe turn that off?
Ah, no. Bluetooth's
too sophisticated. I can't.
- Gotta get one of my boys to fix it.
- (PHONE CONTINUES CHIMING)
Please.
- (PHONE DINGS)
- Oh, God, this one friend.
She just messages me constantly.
I mean, really good friend,
you know. She cares and
You remember Lizzie Jankovic?
Remember her?
Did Vinnies with her.
That's too much info. I don't care.
Oh, right, okay. Um
Oh, what do I say?
Um
"Lizzie nothing new to report".
- Just tell her you need a break.
- (PHONE WHOOSHES)
Oh, there he is. Hey.
My God. What on Earth's he wearing?
Oh, my God, he's blind.
We're right here in this giant th
Honk the horn.
No. Stop it. It's an offence.
- We're gonna get arrested?
- What, are you gonna pay the fine?
(CHUCKLES)
- (KEYPAD PIPS)
- (OUTGOING CALL RINGS)
Hey. We're right here.
Left. Other left.
Oh, my God. Oh, jeez.
I feel like your choreographer.
(CHUCKLES)
(ENDS CALL)
Felt like his choreographer.
We really need to tell him.
Wayne said telling Den about
Mum is a really bad idea.
It would send him over the edge.
Hey! What's with the wig?
- (DOOR CLOSES)
- Oh, well, uh
It's just, um, Wayne and I
had tickets to the Mardi Gras party
tonight.
But obviously we can't.
So we might watch it on TV, dress up.
Oh, fun.
Yeah, but why can't you go?
I'm just worried about Hanna.
Mm.
Well, you know, we could
we could hold the fort, couldn't
we? Have a have a girls' night in.
- Just you and me.
- (CHUCKLES)
Yeah, maybe.
Maybe.
Yeah, I just thought with
things starting on Monday
Yeah, I can't wear these to school.
- Oh.
- The teachers would lose their shit.
These are sick.
- And they fit?
- Yeah.
I'm gonna wear them
to the party tonight.
- Oh, you have a party tonight?
- Oh, I mean, sorry.
It's just It's just like a thing.
Oh, Han, that's terrific. You know.
Seeing all your school friends
it will make Monday
that little bit easier.
- Yeah.
- (COATHANGERS CLINK)
- URSULA: Ciaran
- (CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY)
CLAIRE: Just ask Hanna where he is.
No, no, leave her. She's in there
going through her mum's clothes.
- (SIGHS)
- It's a healthy step.
(GASPS)
(BREATHES SHAKILY)
(SPRAYS PERFUME REPEATEDLY)
(SIGHS) Ursula's having a nervy turn.
Did Ciaran, um, say to you
where he was goi
Where he was What? (CHUCKLES)
What's so funny?
- (SOBS) Nothing.
- Oh, jeez. Baby, are you okay?
- Are you okay? Oh, God.
- (CRIES)
Oh.
(SOBS)
It's okay.
(SOMBRE MUSIC)
So I was thinking
you could invite your friends
over here instead of going out.
Yeah, we'd love to meet
your schoolmates.
You know, Uncle Scott subscribes
to all those streaming things.
Or they're showing Mardi Gras.
- Oh, yeah.
- Yeah.
Yeah, watch the parade.
Do some yummy food.
(BLINKER TICK-TOCKS)
You keep a very neat vehicle.
Thanks. Just a hire car.
- Busy?
- Booming.
But anytime just text. We can always
come. It doesn't matter how late.
Appreciate it.
Yeah, we, um
We just changed our plans
for tonight and
So we need four.
Four fireworks.
Um
Four fireworks, please.
Four caps, yeah?
That's what you ordered?
Yeah. Sorry, I thought, um
(CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY)
I thought I had to keep using the
The code words are
just for text messaging.
Okay. Do I pay you now?
Thank you.
WOMAN: Okay, and spread.
(LAUGHS) No. No.
Your legs, not your cheeks.
Oh. Sorry.
- Great.
- (MACHINE HISSES)
So why weren't you gonna go out tonight?
Oh, just family things.
- Thanks for fitting me in, by the way.
- Oh, that's alright.
Okay, now turn to the front.
Elbows bent.
Great.
You guys got kids?
Yeah.
We got two. Hanna and Ciaran.
Ciaran's doing his HSC.
Hanna's in Year 10.
They're great.
- You sound like cool dads.
- (CHUCKLES)
Eyes and mouth closed.
(MACHINE HISSES)
Jeez, eh?
Yeah, the thing with steel
on the coast, rust.
Mm.
Have you got a feel on this builder
that Sarah got on the job?
The cowboy?
- Yeah. Potentially.
- Yeah.
- (PHONE CHIMES)
- Oh.
You going out?
Oh, just out with friends.
Yeah.
How about this?
She's had Godzilla through, huh?
Happy Mardi Gras.
SONG: Ooh ooh ooh ♪
- I can't exist ♪
- I can't exist ♪
I will surely miss your tender kiss ♪
So don't you leave me this way ♪
Oh, baby! ♪
My heart is full of love
and desire for you ♪
So come on down and
do what you've got to do ♪
You started this fire
down in my soul ♪
Now can't you see it's burning
out of control ♪
Bring us your rain
to cleanse these sinful streets.
- (THUNDER RUMBLES)
- Rain to wash us.
- Fucking fundamentalists!
- Rain out this parade!
Let it pour!
Hey, don't let them ruin
your night, darling.
Mardi Gras is sacred.
You, heavens above,
rain down righteousness.
Oh, eat my shit and die.
Salvation, spring up.
Let righteousness flourish.
(THUNDER RUMBLES AND RAIN PATTERS)
WOMAN: Ciaran.
Oh, it's lovely to have you here.
Becky'll be down in a sec.
I know you don't know us very well,
but you're always welcome here.
You feel like a break or have a meal
or watch some telly or play the Xbox.
Or if you need to have a talk.
I lost a parent young, so
I heard it takes two years.
(VIDEO GAME PINGS)
A mate told me that.
Well, not a mate but
It takes two years before
you go back to being yourself.
Ah, Ciaran.
You're never yourself again.
You become someone new
after something like this.
And that person's good too.
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACH)
- Hey.
- Hey.
(CHUCKLES)
No goon bags from the dodgy guy
at the bottle-o, Beck.
- Oh, my God, Mum.
- Mums know.
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
- Why is it so little? 170?
- Hey.
- Okay.
- Hey.
- Wow! Is that Sarah's top?
- Hey! You look great.
I don't want my school
friends coming over.
Oh.
They're just they're really immature
and they send weird messages
asking about Mum
and they just they don't really get
what we're going through, you know?
But George is having a party.
Remember George?
Yeah.
Yeah, so she's having a Mardi Gras
thing and she said I could come.
I might be a little bit late home,
but Mum lets Ciaran come
home late all the time.
Okay, and how old is George?
I mean, is there
Is there gonna be drinking?
I don't know how old she is,
but, like, over 18.
So, like, there will be drinking
but I'm not gonna drink
'cause, honestly, like, I don't
Like, the smell of it
just makes me wanna spew.
Okay, well Can I have
the address, please?
Definitely, Han. You can go.
(MOUTHS WORDS)
Text me.
Jeez.
It's just every queen is going
to ask me how I'm getting on.
Well, maybe just have
a ready-made response
and say it by rote
so you won't exhaust yourself.
- (DANCE MUSIC DRONES IN BACKGROUND)
- I can do that.
And I don't need to be high,
do I, to have a good time?
Sure. But I could get some
in case you wanted to.
Really?
Oh, thank God.
Now you send up a flare
if you need rescuing.
(DANCE MUSIC INTENSIFIES IN VOLUME)
Happy Mardi Gras!
- Hey! Wayney!
- Mwah!
(ALL GREET EACH OTHER)
- (RAIN PATTERS ON UMBRELLA)
- (DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
Drag queens know when
you've got a big wig, a big wig,
you just put it in the wig so you
hide your stash up there, right,
and then it's too tall
for the sniffer dogs.
- No! That's genius.
- Yeah. Yeah.
You know what I do, you know those toys,
the little chocolate
with the toys in it?
I just get the capsule
and stick it up my anus.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER CONTINUES)
Happy Mardi Gras.
- Hey!
- How are you, my love?
Good, how are you?
Oh, I just don't know
how you face the day, Den.
It's so heinous.
Well, Wayne's taking
very good care of me.
Yeah?
(HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYS)
(PARTYGOERS CHATTER)
- Hey.
- Hey.
This is cute.
Hey, George, you want shimmer?
Oh, no. God, no. This is Hanna.
- Hey.
- She might.
Hello, Hanna. Welcome. I'm Franky.
Oh, glitter kills dolphins.
That's all good. This is made out
of tiny eucalyptus particles.
(SMACKS LIPS)
Okay.
But good on you for caring
about the dolphins.
(HIP-HOP MUSIC FADES)
(GENTLE, ETHEREAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
(WHISTLES BLOW LOUDLY)
MAN: Can you believe
the cops are marching?
Where were they when gay men
were getting thrown off
the cliffs of Bondi, huh?
I got walloped once by a cop
cops hanging out at a loo.
Jesus. Were you there for a shit?
No. A root.
Oh, how rude.
How do I know you?
I hooked up with your hubby last week.
- Oh. The busboy.
- Mm-hm.
I'm Wayne.
I'm Wayne too.
- Okay.
- Mm-hm.
I heard about, um
I mean, everyone's
talking about it in there.
Yeah, no, and Den's okay.
And how are you?
You realise you're grieving too, right?
Yeah.
You've gotta be gentle on yourself.
I know.
There was a time when every third
person in my Filofax was dying,
so I've had some practice.
Wait, what's a Filofax?
Oh, piss off!
(CHUCKLES)
- You want?
- Ah, no, no, no.
I'm gonna wait till the showgrounds.
His sister used to call me Wayney Cakes.
Loved it.
(HORN HONKS IN DISTANCE)
I got you something.
Was I a bit of a dick?
(EASTERN EUROPEAN ACCENT) Yes, you were.
Holy shit, I'm a talking bear.
Why has the bear got an accent?
Because I come from Mother Russia.
Salute, Comrade.
You sound like Count from Transylvania.
You know, 'Sesame Street'.
It's just
When I'm not around, you can
hold him and think of me.
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR SHUTS)
(HIP-HOP MUSIC)
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
MAN: I know it's not the same
but when Craig and I divorced,
I got so depressed.
I was so, so alone. I still am.
Well, Wayne's taking
very good care of me.
I'm glad to hear that.
Where is he?
Thanks.
(GENTLE MUSIC)
- Mwah.
- Are you having a good time?
- I'm very ready for my first cap.
- Oh!
I was gonna wait for the party.
- Oh, so you can keep an eye on me?
- A little bit. Hold that.
- I know what you're like.
- Mm-hm.
Go on.
- Just one.
- Okay.
- Wish me luck.
- See you on the other side.
- Den! Hey! Happy Mardi Gras.
- Hey!
- Hey, girls.
- I heard
Oh, this one's taking
very good care of me.
- (CHUCKLES)
- Do you boys want to pump with us?
- Oh, no, no. He just
- Oh, yeah, sure.
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS LOUDLY)
(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)
- Hi.
- No.
No, Den. Den, Den, Den, Den.
Keep a lid on it.
(GIGGLES)
Oh, I took both and
it hasn't come on yet.
Darl, shush, shush.
- Oh, I love it when you shush me.
- Ooh, it's just, I
It's just
I want you to have
the best time tonight.
- That's all I want for you.
- Argh!
I'm glad we're doing this, Wayney Cakes.
Oh, hello.
Okay. Okay. Sir.
Separate, please.
Separate.
Push your hands together like this.
Oh, no, we've got a dog.
It's a greyhound.
And it's probably I've
probably got food on my shoe.
Yeah, it's true. It's
a rescue greyhound.
No. Put your hands together like that.
You're not gonna put hands
in pockets or touch your mouth.
You're gonna follow me,
sir, okay? Come on, sir.
Do I just stay here?
(OUTGOING CALL RINGS)
NEWSREADER: Despite the rain,
it's been another dazzling
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
There were big cheers
for the crowd favourites
- (THUNDER CRACKS)
- including the Dykes on Bikes
the First Nations float
and Sydney Leather Pride.
Tonight, all rainbows lead
to Moore Park for the afterparty,
the celebrations until
Urs!
Urs, the tarp!
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS ON TV)
Urs! Claire! Where are you two?
The tarp's fallen off the roof.
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
Okay.
Get in.
Oh, my God. I left the teddy out there.
No, no, no. He's here.
I've got him in here.
(GENTLE MUSIC)
(GIGGLES)
(SIGHS)
- (SIGHS)
- Becky.
- Mm?
- (CHUCKLES) Are you asleep?
Wake up.
Mm-mm.
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
- Hey. Where you going?
- Hey.
Ah Den summoned me.
(CLEARS THROAT)
Said he needs me there, so
- You wanna borrow a pair of heels?
- Uh-uh.
Are you gonna wear those workboots?
Yes.
Okay. Okay.
I hope you're not just going
out 'cause Scott's here.
Yeah, I know he can be a bit,
you know
Yeah, that's not my business.
It's just a bit weird at home
now that Xavier's moved out.
Oh, good on him.
Yeah.
I mean, we just
Our place is mortgaged up
to something crazy
and, I don't know, we just got into
a little bit of
They were just silly
investments, you know.
And I knew they were stupid.
I just don't
Just don't ask Scott about it.
He'll just tell you
he's getting us out of it.
You think that'll happen before
or after the stuff with Mum's will?
Oh, please don't.
That was about our home.
That wasn't about money.
- Okay.
- (DROPS LIPSTICK)
I'll see ya.
Becky.
(PHONE PIPS)
(MUSIC POUNDS IN BACKGROUND)
- Why are you wearing a bum bag?
- What?
Any sharp objects? Weapons
that can cause me injury?
No.
- You look like a dealer.
- I look like a gay.
Gonna need to look at your phone.
You need a warrant to look at my phone.
- You a lawyer?
- I'm a florist but I know the law.
I'm gonna need you to lower your shorts.
Come on, hurry up.
(UNBUCKLES BELT AND UNZIPS FLY)
Lift your genitals for us.
Okay. And squat.
You've been arrested before, Wayne?
I don't have to answer that.
Oh, so he has. Very interesting.
- (CASE RATTLES)
- What's that?
- What?
- What was that?
- Open it.
- It's a contact lens.
Open it.
I'm not even really a drug user.
This is, like, a once-a-year thing
for me. I run a small business.
Can't something be done? Like
- Are you offering me a bribe, are ya?
- What?
No, no. Definitely not. No.
Okay.
- So here's what happens next.
- I know what's gonna happen next.
Yeah, you failed the attitude test
again, Mr. Drummond.
You'll be set an appearance
date for the magistrate.
And if you fail to attend,
a warrant will be issued
for your arrest.
Yes, sir.
Stay there. Not done yet.
How's the party going, Wayne?
Good?
Good night?
(ELECTRONIC MUSIC PLAYS LOUDLY)
Oh, my God, darling.
What happened? What happened?
It's alright. They didn't find anything.
Oh, good. Well, hurry up and take
your drugs. Come on, catch up.
- Let's just get in.
- No, no, no, Claire's coming.
Claire?
I was worried about you and
I didn't wanna do this on my own.
I wouldn't leave you on your own.
Mwah. Ooh, you're cold.
Are you sure you wanna do this?
I'm sure I wanna be with you.
- Come on.
- Argh!
(CHUCKLES)
SONG: I know you know it
I can't control it ♪
Come meet the greatest
here in this moment ♪
I know you know it
I can't control it ♪
Come meet the greatest
sing with the chorus ♪
All hail the queen bow down to me ♪
Step up on the scene
and they bow down to me ♪
All hail the queen I'm royalty ♪
Watch me put in work
doing so royally ♪
All hail the queen bow down to me ♪
Step up on the scene
and they bow down to me ♪
All hail the queen I'm royalty ♪
Come dance with us.
- Yeah, come on.
- No, that's alright.
What else can I say?
I take they breath away ♪
I keep it ice cold
even on a summer day ♪
I got the remedy
baby, I'm everything ♪
I wear the crown that's
a power, it will never fade ♪
I know you know it ♪
- Don't wanna dance?
- Nah.
But, nah, thanks for, like
This has been sick.
Think I'm just gonna leave all this.
- Am I a trash bag?
- Nup.
Hey, um, do you think I'll get,
like, ID'd tonight?
Oh, ah
(SIGHS) We're heading to the city.
I mean, I'd love you to
tag along but it's just
They're pretty strict,
especially at Mardi Gras.
Yeah.
- I hope I didn't make you think
- No.
No, no, no. Oh, my God.
Um, no, that's fine. Um
Yeah, like, a bunch of my school
friends are doing something tonight
'cause someone, like,
their parents are away, so
Cool.
Where did you get that top?
Um, like, H&M.
(SIGHS) Okay. Couple of roadies.
It's meant to be a cosmopolitan
but, yeah, it's not.
Um, and here's the pineapple
juice you wanted, Hanna.
Even on a summer day
I got the remedy ♪
- Thanks.
- Baby, I'm everything ♪
I wear the crown that's
a power, it will never fade ♪
I know you know it
I can't control it ♪
Come meet the greatest
here in this moment ♪
I know you know it
I can't control it ♪
Come meet the greatest
sing with the chorus ♪
I'm royalty I'm royalty ♪
Watch me put in work ♪
You sure you're okay?
Yeah.
Watch me put in work
doing so royally ♪
Okay. I'll see ya?
Watch me put in work
doing so royally ♪
So royally ♪
Come meet the greatest
sing with the chorus ♪
All hail the queen bow down to me ♪
Step up on the scene
and they bow down to me ♪
All hail the queen I'm royalty ♪
Watch me put in work
doing so royally ♪
All hail the queen bow down to me ♪
Cherry! (LAUGHS)
(CHERRY AND DEN CACKLE)
(BOTH LAUGH)
- Alright. I gotta go.
- Right, left.
- Mwah, love you.
- Mwah!
Have a great night. Happy Mardi Gras.
- You two are amazing. Mwah. Love you.
- Mwah!
'Bye, 'bye, 'bye, 'bye, 'bye.
Let's boogie. Boogie, boogie,
boogie, boogie, boogie.
(LAUGHS)
Boogie, boogie, boogie, boogie, boogie.
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS LOUDLY)
- (MUSIC DRONES IN BACKGROUND)
- (MAN SNIFFS)
Oh, my God, this is so good.
- (CHUCKLES)
- But that cafe's gross.
- Is that yours?
- Yeah.
- Can I have a swig?
- Where'd you get the drugs?
Mm. Guy with a bum bag.
- Yours coming on yet?
- Yeah, great.
- Really?
- Yeah.
Hey, I want Den to have
a really great time tonight, okay?
Oh, 100%.
He can get a bit chatty when he's high.
Be careful where the conversation goes.
Sorry?
You didn't see what the will battle
did to Den. I did.
I will tell him eventually
how Pam died but not tonight.
Not on drugs, yeah?
Right.
Well, I need a dance floor and
I think you need your second cap.
(DEN HUMS AND TURNS TAP ON)
(TURNS TAP OFF)
Oh, God. You're already
so fucking high, Wayne.
Yeah.
Come on.
I'll try and get to hardware in
the morning, get some better tarps.
Yeah, or you could just leave it.
It's the builder's responsibility.
I know what you're doing here.
You you've stopped me
from seeing this place.
I haven't.
Yes, you have.
Because you can't face that
this house is unviable.
No-one can afford this renovation
and now that our boys are
moving out, you're frightened
because maybe you can't stand
the thought of raising two kids again
with me.
(KEYS JANGLE AND DOOR OPENS)
- That's not how I see it, Scott.
- (DOOR CLOSES)
Hey, Hanna. Hey.
What's going on?
Nothing.
Have you been drinking?
- Hey?
- No. Um
(SNIFFS) I just
I've just been pretending.
That's okay. You don't have
to tell me all the deets.
I'm
I know you're in love.
I just feel I just get
things, like, in my head
that I think they're gonna,
like, happen
but it doesn't mean
they will, does it?
What do you mean?
I just want him to keep
making the house.
And you know what,
we're gonna find a way.
I keep, like, pretending Mum's
alive but maybe she's not.
(SOBS)
That's okay.
Oh. Oh. That's okay.
That's okay. That's okay.
(SOBS)
You let it go. That's alright.
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
SONG: I need us to march
right here, right now ♪
Oh-oh, martini ♪
DEN: You're God!
I need us to imagine that, like, wow ♪
Oh-oh, martini ♪
I need us to march
right here, right now ♪
Oh-oh, martini ♪
I need us to imagine ♪
- Gonna get some water.
- I'll come.
- Do you wanna come?
- Yeah, I'll come.
Oh, amazing!
Come with us.
- Wayne's gonna come too.
- Amazing!
Come and get some water, Wayne.
I can't believe how high Wayne is.
- Having a good night?
- Yeah, great. You?
- Yeah.
- Yeah. Great.
So let me be the accident
that's bound to happen ♪
Martini ♪
I'm gonna marry him.
Yeah? Good.
No. Wayne.
Oh-oh, martini ♪
Yeah, he's your fiance.
I need us to imagine
that, like, wow ♪
You need crimson lippie.
I brought Mum's.
Huh?
I need us to march
right here, right now ♪
Oh-oh, martini ♪
I need us to imagine that, like, wow ♪
Oh-oh, martini ♪
(MUSIC DISTORTS AND FADES)
(SOBS)
No, that was me. Sorry.
(CHUCKLES)
Yeah, she can hear you. Go on.
She smiled, Den.
She's proud.
(DANCE MUSIC RISES AND INTENSIFIES)
I need us to march
right here, right now ♪
- Oh-oh, martini ♪
- Kiss my cheek.
I need us to imagine that, like, wow ♪
- Oh-oh, martini ♪
- PAM: Den!
I need us to march
right here, right now ♪
(PAM'S VOICE) I've been
calling out to you, hon.
I don't want to lose you.
- Oh! It's the ketamine doing that.
- (WAYNE LAUGHS)
(POUNDING DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
(MUSIC FADES)
(WAVES CRASH LOUDLY)
(BIRDS CHIRP)
(PHONE WHOOSHES)
(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
(PHONE WHOOSHES)
(PHONE WHOOSHES TWICE)
(PHONE WHOOSHES)
(PHONE WHOOSHES)
- (GENTLE BIRDSONG)
- (SNORES)
(PHONE BUZZES)
Hello.
No, no, no. I wasn't sleeping. I
What is it, Constable?
(POUNDING DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
"Deidre Chambers. What a coincidence".
- (GIGGLES)
- Ooh!
(GASPS)
Oh, Wayne doesn't need any.
He's off his chops tonight.
(BOTH LAUGH)
Hey, you guys are such a cute couple.
(POUNDING DANCE MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING)
(DANCE MUSIC FADES)
(ETHEREAL MUSIC)
(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)
(SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)
They found her.
Police divers. First light.
(CRIES) They found Sarah.
MUNROE: We received an anonymous tip
through Crime Stoppers
that gave us a location to search.
URSULA: Sure it's her?
CIARAN: Where exactly was she found?
Our inquiries are ongoing, Ciaran.
Whoever it is who didn't report Mum,
it was either a fisherman or
someone doing something illegal.
I really wanna go out there.
Come back inside.
I can't always be the fucking
afterthought in this family.
SARAH: She just wrote a shitty
will, okay? I'll fix it.
I gave so much to this family.
Oh, and I didn't? And I didn't?
Fuck you.
- I need your help.
- Why?
I just I need to borrow,
like a board or something.
- 'Cause
- Well, you can't.