Cold Water (2025) s01e03 Episode Script

1
What happened? Was he dead?
HE CRIES OU
Your son said he saw me
out running last night.
'So what?'
'It was the way he said
it. Like he saw me.
'I'd like to
confess to a crime.'
What are you doing here?
You said you wouldn't
go to the police.
'Don't know how to live
with this on my conscience.
'I killed a man.' GUNSHO
When I saw you in
that room, I panicked.
John boy! MEN: John boy!
Sit down! 'I told you
he knows something.'
I-I'm sorry to hear about
Angus. He always liked you.
You never mentioned a daughter.
Moira-Jane. She
lives in Glasgow now.
'Your wife is here
looking for you.
'I told her you slept
in the spare room.'
Do you still find
John attractive?
Erm Do you still make love?
'You didn't stay over
at Tommy's last night.'
You think I slept with some
teenager who works in the Co-op?
I don't want you near him.
Something's wrong with him.
'He's poison!'
Something happened.
I had a feeling this was coming.
Oh, no, no.
Damn it.
FIONA: John? The
ground's too hard.
The pegs won't go in. Have
you seen my handbag anywhere?
No. God, such a mess.
I can't believe we
have guests coming.
They won't mind.
That's not the point. Mum?
Violet, go and brush your
teeth. I've brushed my teeth.
You really don't have
to come to the funeral.
We're not having this
conversation again.
I'm coming, and that's it.
Can I come? No, you're
going to school.
Have you brushed your
teeth? Oh, my God, yes!
You never listen to me.
I was talking to Harry.
God, it's like living
with a teenager.
The tent needs to be ready
for the kids to sleep in,
and we're gonna be late,
we've got to get a move on!
You were the one who
told me to do this.
Well, I didn't think
it would take so long.
Can I go in the tent now?
No, go and do your teeth. No.
Look, being a big boy
means you have to do lots of
things you don't wanna do, Harry.
Like put up tents and go
to strangers' funerals
and host dinner parties for
people from London you despise.
Go and brush your teeth.
Do not even Don't
even think about
Harry! Get out! Idiot!
'God forgive me.
'Help me find a way
out of this mess.'
Tent's up. Where's my handbag?
No, don't leave it on the
lawn! Shush, now. Just shush!
Don't tell me to shut up!
The kids are gonna
be late for school.
I've got it. I've got it.
Nice handbag, John (!)
Bloody cuck.
Where was it?
Behind the sofa. ENGINE STARTS
How late are we gonna
be? KIDS ARGUING
It's fine. There'll
be no-one there.
He had no friends or family.
How do you know? Tommy told me.
VIOLET: TV! HARRY:
Games! TV is horrible!
How am I gon' make
a man Out of you?
Ride, cowboy, ride
What's gonna make
That pistol shoot?
Ride, cowboy, ride
How do I get you
Out of them boots?
Ride, cowboy, ride
There's a devil
in an angel's suit
Ride, cowboy, ride ♪
Right, let's get to work.
Hm.
Pull it back to you
Go pack some whisky
And get in the fight
I said ride, cowboy, ride ♪
We're on a roll.
Love like venom
Running in my veins
Ride, cowboy, ride ♪
The sun is shining.
It's a new day.
Ride, cowboy, ride ♪
Mwah.
Come on, let me take you away
Ride, cowboy, ride
Hitting that
trail's All I wanna do
Rope my heart,
pull it back to you
Go pack some whisky
And get in the fight
I said ride, cowboy, ride. ♪
Thank you. Come on.
Come and sit down, I've
made your favourite.
Eggs and dippy dips.
HE CHUCKLES
You going to be OK
today at the funeral?
Yeah. Yeah.
And you're not feeling any
unhealthy compulsions
or desires?
No. Good.
I'm, erm
I'm still a little
worried about John.
John's a weak man, he's pliable.
I'm deep in his soul.
OK, that's good.
Er, just one more question,
and I promise I'll
stop annoying you.
Did you take anything? Hm?
Any trophies?
It's not here.
What? I put it in the box.
It could It couldn't
be anywhere else.
Such a stupid hiding place. It's
never been a problem before.
You're gonna have to move it
somewhere else, aren't you? I will.
I-I'll do it later.
It's not the priority
right now, Rebecca!
Where can it be? Well,
somebody's obviously taken it.
No-one knows where
it is. Cameron.
Huh? Cameron.
He's been acting funny lately.
He's always acting funny.
And I caught him spying
on John and Fiona.
"Spying"?
Wait! Do you think
he knows something?
Wait, wait, wait. Let's
just think about this.
There's no time. No,
no, let's just
Tommy, listen to me,
please. Let's just think.
Even if he did know something, how
would he get access to the shed?
He doesn't know the code
for the padlock, does he?
He might've guessed it.
What's the code?
The code? The code.
6-4-0-6.
The code is Cameron's birthday?
That's my code for everything.
Fuck's sake. FUCK!
BANGING Tommy!
He's not here.
Fuck.
It'll all be fine. It's
fine? It's not fine.
It's the end of
everything if he knows.
It's NOT the end!
I say when it's the end,
and this is not the end.
IGNITION
WILLIAMS: Oh, look. Here's John.
Who's that?
Who? The man with the beard.
Nathan, can I borrow
you for a second?
I want to introduce you to
someone. Are they coming over?
Er, John, this is
Nathan. Angus's father.
I'm sorry for your loss.
We never knew Angus, but we wanted
to come and pay our respects.
He was clearly well loved.
Thanks.
Could you help carry the
coffin? I've done my back in.
Of Of course. Thanks.
Of course. Nathan,
we are so sorry.
We are so sorry we are late.
We are heartbroken for you.
What the fuck are you doing?
Nathan, I can't tell
you how sorry I am.
We're here for you,
Nathan. Thanks, Tommy.
You told me he had
no family or friends.
It's been a while since
I've been back in Coldwater.
Obviously, very
sad to be returning
in such tragic circumstances.
Nevertheless, I feel, er, reassured
by seeing so many friendly faces.
Angus Gillespie
my cheeky wee boy
who loved Twixes and
playing with his toy cars.
He was fanatical about
Manchester United and Pokemon.
My poor wee Angus.
ALL: Have you been to Jesus
For the cleansing power?
Are you washed in
the blood Of the Lamb?
Are you fully trusting
In His grace this hour?
Are you washed In
the blood of the Lamb?
Are you washed
in the blood ♪
In the soul-cleansing
blood ♪
HYMN FADES
HE GRUNTS
JOHN GASPS
Are you washed In the
blood of the Lamb? ♪
You've never mentioned he had
a dad. Everyone has a dad.
The funeral was packed.
Folk just want a half-day off
work. An excuse to get pissed.
Don't stay too long today.
You'll look suspicious.
We actually have to go soon. We've
friends visiting from London.
'Hi, this is Cameron.
Leave a message.'
Oh, aye? That's good. Just
keep behaving normally.
So, who's the friends?
Well, they're more
Fiona's friends than mine.
Jez and Pippa. I'm dreading it.
"Jez"?
"Pippa"?
TOMMY CHUCKLES
Oh, shit.
Hey, honey.
Hi. Hi.
Nice Nice to see you again.
Catriona, isn't it? Yeah. Hi.
John, right?
Catriona was telling me about a
wild swimming group in the village.
Oh. You've always
wanted to do that.
It's every other Tuesday.
You should go along.
Are you part of it?
Er, no, no. It's
more for old women.
For I-I-I don't
mean that you're older.
You're not old. You look
amazing for your age.
Erm I usually
work on Tuesdays.
I'm starving, I'm gonna I'm
gonna grab something to eat.
It was lovely to meet you,
Catriona. Nice to meet you.
Yeah, I'll come with you
No, no. You stay there
chat to your little friend.
What are you doing? Just stay
away from my wife. Right?
SOFTLY: What a dick. Cat?
Yeah? You haven't seen
Cameron, have you?
Oh. No. I thought he
would've been here today.
You haven't heard from him?
He isn't at home? No.
If I hear anything,
I'll let you know.
Mm!
Have you been smoking?
Don't be ridiculous.
Don't lie to me. I
can smell it on you.
Fiona, I'm not lying.
John? John, get
in. ENGINE STARTS
It It's like I've got a clenched
feeling in my stomach all the time.
When was the last
time you cried?
Not since I started
teaching. SHE CHUCKLES
Believe me, you don't
want to be crying
in front of a bunch of
ten-year-old Glaswegians.
They'd eat you alive.
I think you need to let go.
To grieve.
But I've got nothing to grieve.
I haven't lost
anyone close to me.
But all the work we've done,
it suggests to me
you've lost something.
Maybe from your
childhood in Coldwater?
SIGHING: This is bullshit.
Sorry. Sorry for
swearing, it's just
I'm just not a crier.
What was it your dad
used to call you?
A cry-baby.
Well, I was a cry-baby.
He was right.
I was a horrible whiny child.
For all his flaws, Tommy could
be quite perceptive at times.
When you get defensive
about your childhood,
you call your dad by his name.
Well, so what?
It's like you're
disowning him as a father.
Doesn't everyone do that? No.
FIONA: 'Why do you
always do this?'
They're our friends and
it'll be nice to see them.
They're your friends, Fi. Not mine.
Yeah, well it's too late now.
You're just gonna
have to deal with it.
Look, I know we're in a
terrible place right now,
but can we pretend to be
happy just for tonight?
Sure.
Hi! Hi!
Oh, Fi! Do I get a hug?
Oh, it's so good to see
you. So good to see you.
I've missed you so much.
Why didn't you put it in
the freezer like I asked?
CHILDREN SHOUTING Be careful.
You're going to
knock something off.
Do you want some? Oh, yeah.
SHOUTING CONTINUES
Why don't you go and
play in the garden?
John, are you coming?
JOHN! A toast!
LAUGHTER Right, cheers!
Cheers! Cheers, cheers, cheers!
Welcome to the
Highlands. THEY LAUGH
So, Jez, you're a vegan now?
Best decision I ever
made OK, apart from you.
Oh, well, you look amazing.
Yeah, I feel, like, a
hundred times healthier.
I could never give up meat.
We watched this
Brazilian documentary,
actually, didn't we,
about the meat trade?
That really opened our eyes.
And then there was the
Oh, the one about hunting.
Oh Oh, Big Game.
Big Game. Yes.
That was so powerful.
I hate hunting.
There's loads of people
who do it up here.
Now, I-I don't understand how
anyone could want to kill an animal.
I mean, it it's horrific.
And so unnecessary.
In this day and
age. Yeah, totally.
Oh, love, did you
tell Fi about Katie?
Oh, yes! Katie's documentary
is going to Cannes.
That's amazing!
Did you hear that, John?
Yeah, yeah, it's great news.
Great news. Oh, I
really miss Katie.
Well, I miss everyone.
We all miss you, too.
We do. I'm trying to think
if there's any other news.
Is there any other news?
Well, a-apart from Matthew
and Jess getting divorced,
but you know about
that already, right?
What?
Oh, don't tell me
you didn't kn
HE GASPS
Oh, er
Fiona, sorry.
Sorry, mate.
Oh, I-I'll just go
and check on the food.
Think I'll go check on the kids.
Mate, I-I I just, erm
Yeah, just g-give me a minute.
EXHALES SHAKILY
PIPPA AND JEZ ARGUE INDISTINCTLY
Matthew is who she had the
affair with, you idiot.
OK, well, I forgot she
had an affair, all right?
SOFTLY: How can you forget
that she had an affair?
Urgh!
I'm sorry.
FIONA, DISTORTED: You're
not the man I married.
I need more.
GRUNTS
YELLS
MANIACAL LAUGHTER
ECHOES INTERNALLY
PANTING
Oh, shit.
She's a terrible therapist.
I'm gonna get rid of her.
She keeps asking all
these invasive questions.
'Well, isn't that her job?!' Yes,
I know that's her job, Clare!
I just I don't even
believe in therapy.
I don't know why I'm going.
'Well, you signed up.
Might as well keep going.
'At least make an effort.'
Someone's following me. 'What?'
I think I saw him
earlier. Call the police!
Argh! Agh!
Cameron! What the hell
are you doing here?
How did you know
where to find me?
I knew you was a
primary school teacher.
So I just had to
find your school.
And then once you
left, I followed you.
So you've been
following me all day?
I'm pretty good at following
people. Who else do you follow?
Erm, Dad, Mum, neighbours.
Right, sit down.
That's a bit creepy,
Cameron. I have my reasons.
Look that way, please.
Don't move. Agh.
Don't move.
Do Mum and Dad know
you're here? No.
And when are you
going back? Never.
You can't stay here.
Well, I'm not going back.
But what if Dad comes looking
for you? I-I can't handle that.
You once told me that if
I was ever in any trouble
that I could come here and you'd
be there for me, no matter what.
That was a long time ago,
and I have a life now.
Really? Yes, really.
Well, what is it, then?
What are you here for?
Did you hear about Angus Gillespie?
What about Angus Gillespie?
He's dead.
He fell asleep and left a
lit cigarette in his caravan.
Set himself on fire. Well,
that's hardly surprising.
The man was chaos personified.
Well, I don't think
it was an accident.
So, what do you
think happened, then?
I think Dad was
involved, somehow.
Dad and a man called John.
I can't guess his password.
Well, he's obviously more
security conscious than you.
I should go to Catriona's. Oh,
oh, I knew this was coming.
She'll know something.
He'll have told her where he
is. He's obsessed with her.
Tommy.
HE CHUCKLES I won't harm her.
I don't mind you hurting
her - a little bit -
if it gets our son back.
It's what it unlocks
I'm worried about.
We can't afford to sit
here and wait, love.
Tommy, if you were in a room
with a young lady right now,
anything could happen. It could
really get out of hand. No!
What if I'm not alone?
No, come on, that was
absolutely perfect, Fi.
You have not lost
your touch. Thank you.
'What if I bring John?'
'No!' 'Catriona trusts him.'
And I need to keep a proper
eye on him right now.
He's the one that opened
this can of worms.
JOHN CHUCKLES, MUMBLES
'Well, they've got company tonight.
How would you persuade him to come?'
'Easy.'
You think? Yeah.
If you were him, where
would you rather be -
out on the hunt with me,
or eating moussaka
with Pippa and Jez?
What if he says no?
He won't say no. He's mine now.
GROUP LAUGHTER PIPPA: Yes!
JEZ: Do you still
go running, mate?
You're probably running more here
than you did in London, aren't you?
Way more beautiful
up here, isn't it?
Ah, it's a million times better
than running in some cramped,
overpriced gym in Peckham.
PIPPA LAUGHS I'll bet.
Well, that's my life
now in the Highlands.
I run through the woods. I
eat steak. I drink whisky.
PIPPA: You've gone native.
Can I say that? Not really, no.
No! It's actually a
little bit racist.
LAUGHTER Stop!
Oh, but don't go hunting.
That's an absolute no-no, John!
Can you imagine John hunting?
He'd be like that, erm
Oh, what do you call him?
From, erm, Bugs Bunny?
Elmer Fudd? LAUGHTER
"I'm hunting wabbits. Uh,
uh, uh. Ha, ha, ha, ha!"
Oh, gosh!
Actually, I, er
I did go hunting.
What?! When?
Earlier this week.
Are you serious? When?
I mean, how come I
don't know about this?
Well, it never came up.
That. Is. Hilarious.
I-I can't believe that.
So, when did this happen?
And what did you hunt?
Monday. After I dropped
the kids off at school.
You were at therapy that day.
OK. Well, thanks for
telling everyone
Oh, no, there's no shame in
being in therapy. I'm in therapy.
So, instead of going to
therapy, you went hunting?
I ran into Tommy.
Tommy?
Ah, yeah. The day you got
drunk and never came home.
Who's Tommy? He asked me
to go hunting with him.
What, just you and Tommy?
Bobby was there, too.
LAUGHING: Bobby! These names, I
love it! Do they call you Johnny?
MIMICS SCOTS: "Tommy
and Bobby and Johnny."
So you and Tommy and and
"Bobby" went hunting, and
Did you have a gun? Bobby
lent me one of his guns.
And did you kill
something? Nnnnno.
Did Tommy kill something?
He killed a deer.
Oh, my God. That must've
been horrible to witness.
Wasn't. Actually, it
was fucking brilliant.
I can't really believe this.
So, you went hunting
and you watched
Tommy kill a deer.
And you didn't
think to mention it?
Well, I know how much
you love animals.
I didn't wanna upset you.
I'm sorry I lied to you.
I'm sorry I deceived you.
You must feel very betrayed.
Well, it sounds like you're making
some very interesting friends, John!
Well, Fiona isn't
making friends.
She's jealous.
So that's why she
doesn't like Tommy.
No, I'll tell you why
I don't like Tommy.
This obnoxious, repellent
piece of shit
Do you know what he
said to me last week?
I think we should maybe give you
No, no. I want you to hear this.
Tommy, our neighbour,
John's new hunting buddy
he asked me if you and
me were still fucking.
What?! Well, he actually
said "make love".
"Do you and John
still make love?"
Like he was Luther
Vandross. BOTH MEN LAUGH
He wouldn't have said that.
And then he said Get this.
He suggested I buy some sexy new
lingerie and do some role play
to keep things interesting
in the bedroom.
Well, he does sound like a
bit of a creep, to be fair.
Yeah, he is a creep.
He's disgusting. He was probably
making a joke you didn't get.
He wasn't joking. Fiona
you're a very privileged, nice,
middle-class English lady.
I'm a what?! And Tommy,
he's a bit coarse, he's
a bit under-educated,
and you've never really spent
much time around men like him.
Real men. That's
how real men talk.
So you're not a real man, then?
John?
You're not a real man?
DEEP, SOFT CHUCKLE
OH! Jesus!
Sorry to interrupt.
The back was unlocked.
So you decided to
just let yourself in?
Well, yeah.
Fucking hell.
Er, everyone, this
is Tommy. Hello.
You must be Jizz. Jez.
Ah! It's not "Jizz", it's Jez.
Can we help you with
something, Tommy?
My son is missing. Oh, oh,
no, that-that's terrible!
Would you mind coming and
helping me look for him, John?
Ah, it's not really
a good time, Tommy.
We're about to have
dessert. Excuse me?
I said my child is missing.
Yeah, surely if there's
a little boy missing,
then we should all be
doing everything to help?
He's not a child. His
son is 19. You're right.
He's not a child. But
you know what it's like.
Have you told the
police? I have, yeah.
But I really need John. You
owe me one, John, right?
I-I won't be long. Wait,
what, John, are you serious?!
Have dessert without me. John.
Can I speak to you
in private, please?
Awkward.
If you walk out that door now,
John Fi, you don't understand.
I know what you owe him.
I don't know what you mean.
He said, "You owe me."
I know what you owe him.
I know what you did.
So, you're originally
from Coldwater?
Mind your own business,
you speccy English prick.
We should probably
go check on the kids.
It's about Catriona. Catriona?
That night you went to the pub,
you went back to her house.
What?! You were
fucking that girl,
and he was covering
for you. Oh, that's it.
You've lost it. You've gone
insane. Don't gaslight me.
Don't say "gaslight",
you're nearly 50.
I know you didn't stay
over at Tommy's that night,
so don't treat me like an idiot.
OK, OK.
I did stay at her house.
I was really drunk.
I woke up the next
morning in her bedroom.
I couldn't remember a
thing. She said we kissed.
But that's all we did.
So you did lie to me? Yes.
And he was covering for you?
Yes.
I know I'm not in a position
to judge, but at least I did it
with someone my own age.
You're old enough
to be her father!
Yes, I realise that. And
I'm deeply embarrassed.
But I swear to you,
nothing happened.
Yeah, only cos you were drunk.
The intent was there. No!
I-If I'd have been sober,
I'd have never gone near her!
OK, fine.
I kissed the barmaid. But you
fucked one of my best friends.
It's not the same thing.
Every time I hear his name,
I have visions of
you and him fucking.
So it was about revenge.
What are you talking about,
revenge? What does that even mean?
I think, in the
play park in London,
when you watched that woman
being kicked half to death,
and all the pain that caused
you, all those sleepless nights,
I think, deep down, John,
you didn't intervene because you
wanted to see a woman punished.
WOMAN'S SCREAM ECHOES
You wanted revenge. Stop!
And that man was doing to that
woman what you wanted to do to me.
He was playing out your fantasy.
How? How can you say that?
Who do you think I am?
I don't fucking know any more.
Sorry, John. We really
need to get going now.
FIONA SIGHS I won't
keep him long.
DOOR SHUTS
It's not easy, moving to a new
place and having young kids.
Youse are both in
the fire now, but
youse'll come through
the other side.
So, where are we
gonna look for him?
We'll go to Catriona's.
Catriona's? Why?
If anyone knows where
Cameron is, it'll be her.
So, John
I overheard you talking.
You said that I was
"under-educated".
Ah, I'm sorry, Tommy. You
weren't meant to hear that.
I'm smart, John.
I'm a big reader.
Yeah, I know that.
It wasn't meant
And I don't just read serial
killer biographies, you know.
I've read Dostoevsky,
Schopenhauer, Nietzsche
I fucking love Nietzsche!
I'm sorry, man.
I hope you don't feel
I was dissing you.
It's cool, man. It's cool.
And I did tell her to
wear sexy lingerie.
You did? Yeah.
But as a joke, right?
No.
Tommy.
It's really not OK for you to make
comments like that to my wife.
Are you accusing me
of coming on to Fiona?
I'm not saying that.
Cos she's not my type.
I only go for blondes.
If Fiona looked like
Catherine Deneuve,
then you and me'd
have a big problem.
Just don't talk to my
wife about sex, OK?
OK.
I'm sorry, it's just
Say no more. I get it.
You can't trust her. It's
not that I can't trust her.
I overheard you talking. I
heard what she did to you.
Do you know what I'd do to Rebecca
if she ever did that to me?
What?
I'd kill her.
Look, forgive me
for being sceptical,
I just I saw him.
I know I've had issues with Dad,
but the idea of him as
an accessory to murder
He was covered in blood.
Who? John.
I'm telling you, he killed
Angus. The neighbour?
Yes! Catriona said that they
had a fight in the shop.
A fight? Like an actual fight?
Well, like an argument.
Angus shouted at him,
and he walked away.
Well, that doesn't sound like
the behaviour of a murderer.
Well, I'm not
explaining it very well.
You shouldn't believe a word
that comes out of
Catriona McKenzie's mouth.
She's a liar.
Never understood why
you hated her so much.
I don't hate her. I just wouldn't
trust a word that she says.
Don't still have a
crush on her, do you?
We're just friends.
You could do so much
better than her, Cameron.
Sorry, I know you're just
What is that? You
know what it is.
It's Angus's necklace.
Don't you remember from
when he wore it in church,
and Dad got so angry with
him, started calling him
a Satanist and a
Devil worshipper?
And what was that
doing in the shed?
What possible reason could Dad have
for having that in his possession?
CATRIONA: Hello, did
you get my message?
Stop ignoring me.
Erm, but, yeah,
I I saw your mum.
I think she's worried about you.
So, I don't know
Go on. Let me know when
you're coming back,
so at least
What do you want?
Can I come in, please?
What the hell?! TOMMY SCREAMS
What is he doing here?
WHAT'D YOU DO THAT FOR? OW!
ARGH! Are you OK, Tommy?
John, what is he doing here? We
just wanted to ask about Cameron.
GET ME SOME ICE FOR MY FINGERS!
No, I don't have any ice, get out!
JOHN, GET ME SOME ICE! OW!
No, John! What are you doing?
What? I'm getting ice!
John, you and him have just invaded
my home, you cannot do that.
Get out!
Look, Tommy's really
worried about Cameron.
What? Oh, so you just
thought that you would lie
and pretend you were on your own
so that fucking psycho
could bulldoze into my home?
Can I just give him these
peas, then we'll go?
John Tommy?
Tommy? Tommy?
TOMMY!
Get out of my bedroom! Tommy,
give me my fucking phone!
Oh!
Thank you. Keep her
away from me, John.
Are you all right?
Think carefully, Catriona.
Tell me where he is.
He He's in Glasgow.
At his sister's? Mm-hm.
Can you give us a minute, John?
I just want to talk to
Catriona in private.
No. Do not leave
me alone with him.
I think she's told us
everything she knows, Tommy.
Has he said
something to you? No.
Tell me the truth, Catriona.
Fuck off, Tommy.
Oh! SHE GROANS
Tommy. No, don't, please
No. SHE STRAINS
No.
No, no, no! Argh!
BOTH STRAIN
GET OFF!
MUFFLED SCREAM
SHE SCREAMS
Fuck!
Oh! TOMMY GROANS
KNIFE SCRAPES
GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY
HOUSE! GET OUT! GET OUT!
SHE SOBS
TOMMY CHUCKLES SOFTLY
LAUGHS
MANIACAL LAUGHTER
'I still have
nightmares about him.'
YELLS
'There's a side of him that
not everyone gets to see.'
It's like there's a beast
inside of him, and
if you get close
enough, you can
catch a glimpse of it.
I think it's this
other guy John.
I think he's brought
something out in Dad.
I'll make up the
spare room. Thanks.
And then we'll both go to
Coldwater in the morning.
What? Why? Why would we go back?
Well, if what you're
telling me is true,
we can't leave Mum up
there alone with him.
We don't know what this
neighbour's capable of.
She could be in serious danger.
TOMMY: All got a bit
real tonight, eh?
Yeah.
Worth it, though. At least
I know where he is now.
What will you do?
What's it got to do wi' you?
You and Fiona should come
over for dinner again.
I know Fiona's busy right now.
Are we good? Huh?
Are we good? Are
we still friends?
Yeah! Course we
are, mate. Course.
Cos I feel like there's
a thing now between us.
No.
An obstacle of some kind.
No obstacle.
You seem distant.
Oh, I'm just tired.
It's been a funny night.
Go get some sleep. Mm.
We're not out of the woods yet.
John. Clean yourself up.
MOIRA-JANE: 'He's fine, Mum.
It's just teenage boy problems.'
Well, thank you for calling, love.
And thank you for looking after him.
We'll be back tomorrow afternoon.
I'm looking forward to seeing you.
'Oh, me, too. It's been too
long.' And are you OK, Mum?
'Oh, I'm tickety-boo. I'm
just relieved that he's safe.'
Tell him that we
love him. 'I will.'
And we love you, too.
'Love you, too, Mum.'
'Bye.' Bye-bye, precious girl.
What if they go to the police?
I don't think they will.
She's grown up a lot
since she was here last.
It's been ten years.
And I think all that animosity
towards you was just teenage angst.
Hmm. I hope you're right.
She loves you.
You're her dad.
I'm more worried
about John right now.
Why?
I think I scared him tonight.
It got a bit out of hand.
Well, I knew that would happen.
Aw.
KISS
Love.
What if this is the end?
We'll find a way out.
We always have done in the past.
I
love
you.
I love you, too.
Pss, pss, pss. CAT MEOWS
Mm.
Hello, Harlequin.
CAT PURRS
SNORES
CAT SCREECHING IN DISTANCE
CAT YOWLING
SOFTLY: Harlequin.
SHUDDERING BREATHS
No.
No.
No, no, no, no, no.
Are you washed
In the blood
Oh, are you washed
In the blood of the Lamb?
Are you fully trusting
In this graceless hour?
Are you washed In
the blood of the Lamb?
Oh, will your soul be ready
For the passions bright
And be washed In the
blood of the Lamb? ♪
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