Time (2021) s03e01 Episode Script

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This programme contains
some violent scenes,
strong language from the start
and some scenes which some viewers
may find upsetting
Hello, I'm Marie-Louise O'Dell.
I'm the new chaplain.
Oh, hello. Hi. I'm supposed to meet
Chaplain Adnan here.
Have you any ID, Marie-Louise?
Uh, yes. Passport.
Thanks.
First time in a place like this?
No, I've done two before.
OK. Well, you'll know about this,
then - prohibited items.
Yes, and I've got one,
a mobile phone.
There's a locker there. Oh, thanks.
Oh. He's there. Go through. Thanks.
BUZZER
CLAMOUR
Get the fuck off me, man!
You're hurting me. Good.
You assaulted an officer,
what'd you expect?
I'll have you, lad.
I'll go sick on you, lad! Yeah.
HE SNARLS
That's not very nice, Patsy.
You're hurting me!
That's cos you won't shut up!
Me hands! Argh!
Number two, rotate on me.
Right.
Team and prisoner on the floor.
Patsy, legs out behind you.
Ah! Fuck!
Number three, give me your grip.
PATSY GROWLS
Clear three.
Number two, give me your grip.
You got him? Fucking legs!
Get off me, now!
Hey!
Coming out.
Any one of yous, yeah?
One-on-one with me -
see who the boss is then, yeah?
I'd fucking do the lot of yous.
Pussies!
You all right? Yeah.
PATSY POUNDS DOOR
'Kin 'ell.
Sadistic bastards.
Having me in here, man.
Having me in here, man.
HE KICKS
Having me in here, man!
ALARM WAILS IN DISTANCE
GENERAL CLAMOUR DISAPPEARS
Tea?
Uh, yes, please.
Sorry, I've forgotten
how you take it.
Milk, no sugar. Right.
Are you OK?
No. Oh?
There was something I didn't
tell you the last time we met.
Right.
I was in a relationship
with a Catholic priest.
A sexual relationship.
And the Bishop found out about it,
called in the priest and suggested
that he move on somewhere,
he disappear.
And the priest accepted
that suggestion, and so he should.
And I have no problem with that.
I really have no problem
with that at all.
But then the Bishop called me in
and told me I was never going
to see the priest again.
And I started crying.
And the Bishop told me to grow up.
Didn't I know how much it costs
to train a priest these days?
And, Chaplain Adnan,
I always knew it would end this way.
But did the Bishop have to be
so bloody businesslike,
so heartless?
So un-Christian?
I'm I'm sorry.
But the chaplain you appointed
only weeks ago
is now a woman of no faith,
no faith whatsoever,
and obviously you will not
want her any more.
We want you now more than ever.
SHE INHALES SHARPLY
Hi. I'm Custodial Manager Bailey,
ma'am.
I'm to stay with you for
a few days till you get your keys.
OK. Thanks. I'm Marie-Louise,
by the way.
You're the chaplain? Yes.
Then you're a ma'am to me,
ma'am.
Right. What's first, ma'am?
Shall I show you the unit?
Yeah. I have to see
a Christopher Madubuko.
Do you know him?
I do.
When will I get my keys?
When you're used to the place.
When will I be used to the place?
Well, it depends, ma'am.
Now, what I'm about to do
is dangerous.
Opening a gate is dangerous.
KEYS JINGLE
I've been in prisons before.
You've not been in a young offenders
institution before.
They're all on keep-aparts.
So if the wrong lads gain access
to each other,
they'll attack each other.
Not might attack or could attack -
they WILL attack.
You don't open a gate here
unless it's perfectly safe to do so.
When is it perfectly safe to do so?
Hardly ever.
BUZZER
UPROAR
BELLOWING
You shit! Hey!
I'm going to fucking take
your head off!
LOUD BANGING
Someone to see you, Chris.
This'll take longer than you think.
Christopher?
Yeah. Hi, I'm Marie-Louise.
I'm the new chaplain.
A
All right.
Christopher,
your mum wants to see you.
What? My Mu, Mu, Mu
Mum?! That's right.
I ain't
got a
mum.
Never
did.
Amara Madubuko?
Am
Amara?
Amara was your birth mother?
Yeah.
When was the last time you saw her,
Christopher? I don
Don't know.
You don't remember? No.
Would you like to see her?
She wants to see you.
Do you want to think about it?
You don't have to say anything now,
Chris. We can come back.
A
All right.
You want to?
Yeah.
Oh, why didn't you just run with us?
Just went. Saw the fella go down
and just fucking went.
We all know why. Shut up,
you dickhead! Fucking what?!
You left me, lad. Yous all left me!
And you just happened to bump into
the bizzies, yeah?
Town was swarming with 'em
cos yous had been kicking off.
What you saying -
I'm a grass, yeah?
Yeah, go on, say it, then!
He's right, lad -
that's EXACTLY what I'm thinking
you are.
No-one's saying that.
Well, them two are.
How did they pick us up, then, lad?
We were gone.
I'm not having it.
Not a grass. All right?
I don't know, do I? Ask them.
My cousin wouldn't grass. Why
didn't you just answer your phone?
We were belling you.
They took it off me.
I never said nothing,
and I'm no fucking grass!
Keep saying I am and I'll kick your
teeth down the back of your throat.
Prick!
KICKS OU
ALARM BLARES
BUZZER
Well, come on, what, you not got me
notes? No? You've not got me file,
no, none of that? No.
What, they never sent 'em?
What, just like Fenchurch
never sent 'em?
No. Yeah. Classic, that.
Pure incompetence, that, really.
I mean, she's not bothered,
is she? You're not arsed.
You know, if I had
something infectious, right,
you know, if I had something
that you lot could actually catch,
like the plague,
say I had the bubonic plague -
you'd be on it like a rash,
wouldn't you? You'd be all over
it like flies on shite.
But cos it's up here -
ADHD, you know, mental problems -
you just don't give
a solitary shite, do you?
Are you suicidal?
HE SCOFFS
Lack of care, mate, isn't there?
This is me third one.
They're all shite, I'm telling you.
I'll put that down as no.
Shithead swap, me, mate.
See, Fenchurch, they send me over
and then, these lot,
they send a shithead
they don't want back. First time?
What's it to you?
Shut up, man.
Are you on any medication? No.
And don't try
and put me on any neither,
cos I don't want it, right? Which
you'd know, if you had me file.
It's bang up all day here, mate,
by the way.
You know, one of them
for every one of us,
but they still want to keep us
banged up all the time
cos they're lazy bastards.
You just want to sit around
on your fat arses all day.
Right, boss?
BUZZER
CLAMOUR
OVERLAPPING SHOUTS
Keep on going.
Ignore the noise.
Watch, lad, I'll punch
your fucking head in.
You're going to get
fucking stabbed, lad.
You think you're bad, lad, do you?
Think you're bad?
Keep fucking talking, lad.
After I'm done with you, I'm going
to shag your slag of a sister
and make her squeal
like a little pig.
HE SQUEALS
This is D wing. Myself and my
colleagues are going to get you
settled nice and easily, all right?
Hennessy.
Palmerston.
All right, you two, with me.
Right. Room 28. Peter Palmerston.
Just wait there for me, lad.
James Hennessy. Yeah.
Room 29.
SHOUTING CONTINUES NEARBY
Do you want a phone call?
No, boss, no. In we go.
Goodnight, Hennessy. Night, boss.
Uh, just keep this open, would you,
cos I get claustrophobic
Come on, you nonce.
Do you want a phone call?
Yeah. Yes, boss.
Yes, boss, please. All right.
Put that inside for me.
Out you come.
Hi, it's CM Bailey on D wing.
Can I have an initial phone call
for Peter Palmerston?
You know the number?
Yeah, boss.
07700 900883.
LINE RINGS
Yeah. There you go. There you go.
Hello?
Can I speak to Izzy?
LINE CLICKS
DISCONNECTED TONE
If it makes you feel any better,
that happens a lot. Let's go.
Here you go.
Can I ring on that?
Not yet. A few weeks.
Get some sleep.
Be better in the morning.
Those two lads you came in with.
What about 'em?
Do you want to be kept apart
from them?
Nah, they're my boys.
We do it all the time.
I said I'm sound.
Behind me are
A-list celebrities
who are each trying to win
up to £50,000 for charity.
But to do that, they'll have
to work together.
Seven will leave with nothing
as round by round we lose
the player voted the weakest link.
And remember, if they win, their
country is officially the best.
There's someone else.
Let's meet the team.
I'm Stephen, I'm an actor,
and I'm playing for England.
There's someone else.
What do you mean?
Another man.
You're seeing another man?
Yes. Who?
You don't know him.
How long?
How long has it been going on?
Six months.
Serious, then? Yes.
We want to move in together, but
we can't afford it.
Has he got a wife? Yes.
Has he got a family? Yes.
Does she know, the wife?
He is telling her now.
Why?
Because of that. And that.
Well, I'll pack it in.
I will. I won't drink again, ever.
It's too late for that.
Why am I in the spare room?
What have I done?
I'll sleep there, then.
Hey. This way, lad.
In you go.
What? Well, you're down
for a close visit.
Me?
Why? You're on non-association.
With who? Patsy Flynn.
In. Now. In you go.
I don't
don't
know him.
You know the rules, Christopher.
Your lot, his lot, you're kept
apart. You don't mix.
I don't have
anything to do with them.
Well, in you go.
No.
Come on, boss.
You don't go in,
you don't get your visit.
SHE SOBS
Mwanangu.
Nimesubiri miaka kumi na mbili
kusema hivi.
SHE SOBS
What?
Kijana wangu mzuri,
ninaraha sana nilikupata.
What are you
saying?
Speak English.
Ushindi, ni sawa.
Niko sasa.
St Umesahau lugha yetu lakini ni
sawa, ni sawa.
Stop!
I st
Wangu maskini
Maskini
Kijana wangu naku No!
Usiende tafadhali.
Tafadhali, usiende, Ushindi.
LET ME OUT!
Kaa na mimi, ni mimi.
Ushindi, Ushindi, tulia, tulia
Usiende tafadhali tafadhali
HE WHIMPERS
OPEN THE DOOR!
Usiende
There's a woman with her right now.
She can speak English and Swahili.
She can translate.
You could speak to her on the phone.
On the phone?
I know that will be difficult
for you,
but wouldn't it be worth giving it
a try?
It's broke.
He smashed it.
There's one outside.
No.
OK. Sorry. I get it.
Um There's my phone,
in the office.
Can we? No. Why not? I let one
use it, they'll all want it.
Well, they don't all stammer. No.
For fuck's sake, man!
Out, please.
Why?! You're banged up, son.
You get out when you've
learnt a bit of respect.
LOCK CLICKS
ALERT CHIMES
LINE RINGS
Hello.
Hello?
I know it's you, Bobby.
LINE CLICKS
DISCONNECTED TONE
BEEPING
Hey, get us a cup of tea,
would you, boss?
I can't get off without it.
Oi, you got a bit of porn
on there, have you?
What are you into? What, is it like
big naturals or something?
Or is it like barely legal?
Let's have a look. Come on, show me
and I'll get right off.
BUZZES
Oh, you open the door, come on,
just once. Let me see your face.
You want to see my pretty face,
I'll see yours.
Go to sleep. IN BACKGROUND: Fucking
shut up, man. YOU shut the fuck up.
Because of his
attacking qualities
BEEPING
HE SIGHS
Boss, boss, come on, man. Just,
like, one slice of bread. That's all
I'm asking. I'm starving.
Look, I'm literally like just
wasting away in here. You'll have to
wait for the morning,
like everyone else.
I can't open the door anyway.
The key is sealed.
But what if I get hurt? Huh? You
know, what if I have an accident,
boss? What if I cut myself real bad?
Well, then, it'll get very messy
in there, won't it?
Tell you what, keep pressing
that buzzer, see what happens.
BUZZING
Boss, fuck you!
JAMES CONTINUES TO CHATTER
Hey! Shut up, you little prick!
BEEPING
GROANING
Get some sleep, son.
Hennessy?
Hennessy?
Hennessy!
James Hennessy. Come on, lad.
Show yourself.
Hennessy?
Hennessy, show yourself!
Hennessy, I need to see you!
I'm trying to fucking sleep!
James Hennessy.
Chris, what's going on?
Delta one to control, potential
medical issue in 29 on D block.
I'm breaking the seal
on my key pouch and entering.
BANGING AND CLAMOUR
Hi, boss. Could murder some toast.
You're banged up, son.
You're banged up for a while, son!
ALARM BLARES
Boss, boss, come on,
open the door, man.
You can't be doing this to me.
It's not on, this.
I was just having a wee joke.
Boss, come on! Boss! Open the door!
Boss, come on! Open the door!
Boss! Boss!
Good night?
So-so. Oh, by the way,
that little prick in 29
is banged up for the day.
What for?
Pressing the buzzer - all night.
Right. Yeah.
See you.
Just open the door!
Just open this door!
Open
Stand back.
Finally some service.
What?
Do you want another one?
GASPED RESPONSE
You going to press that buzzer
again?
No.
You going to give my mate
a hard time again?
Good boy.
I'm putting a cottage pie in -
thought you might I'm fine.
You seeing him today, then?
I am.
I don't like you doing that.
Doing what? Watching me.
No?
No.
And you can't like it.
No. So why do it?
Don't know.
SHE SIGHS
CLAMOUR
Come home to your bed.
And eat your dinner.
Eat your fucking carbonara,
don't you? Carbonara! Sit down.
OVERLAPPING SHOUTS
BANGING
I'm going to Amsterdam to get
There's a father!
I'm going to go to the pub -
you enjoy yourself, yeah?
Get a kebab, lad.
All right, Bobby? Hiya, boss.
How's Erica? Uh, yes, good, boss.
She enjoying Garsdale?
Yeah. She's on the lifers' wing now.
She likes it. Yeah.
Why? I was just asking.
Right. This Christopher Madubuko
boy.
Yeah?
I don't think it would do any harm
for him to use the chaplain's phone.
She been in to see you?
Well, we bumped into each other.
It WOULD do harm, boss. How?
Because you're overruling me
and that boy will know
that I've been overruled,
and bang goes my authority.
A boy with a stammer gets to make
a phone call -
it's not the end of the world,
Bobby.
LINE RINGS
Amara Madubuko's phone.
It's Chr
Christopher.
Hi, Christopher.
Your mum is here.
She's going to speak,
and I'm going to translate. OK?
Yeah.
Pole, pole sana.
She is sorry. So sorry.
Tulikutuma mbali kwa maisha bora.
Unaweza nisamehea?
We sent you away for a better life.
Can you forgive me?
Y Yes.
Where is she from?
She's from Kenya.
And Dad?
Nigeria.
Is he
alive?
No.
Did she lo
love me?
Ulinipenda?
Sana, sana, sana kwa moyo
wangu wote.
So much. So, so much.
With all her heart.
Do I have
bro
brothers and sisters?
Nina ndugu?
Eeh, akona kaka mmoja na dada wawili
na pia akona binamu sita.
A brother, two sisters
and you have six cousins.
Your mother will tell you
their names.
Bakari.
Aisha.
Faida.
Katana.
Mawazo.
Juma.
Pendo.
Saumu na Neema.
What
was
mine?
Na jina langu lilikuwa?
Ushindi.
He's banged up.
Or do you want to go to the governor
over that as well?
Something for you there.
Aw.
Thanks.
Happy birthday, Bobby.
Cheers.
Happy birthday, Bobby.
Where do you work?
Amazon.
Pay well there, don't they?
Not bad, yeah. How old are you?
48. Looking good for 48.
I won an amateur boxing title
in the '90s.
Kept myself fit ever since.
Why are you telling me that?
I don't know.
Is that in case I kick off?
Erica said you wouldn't do that.
Did she?
What do you want?
We want you to sell the house.
Yeah. We're prepared to sell ours.
Right?
SHE SCOFFS
I don't want to live with him
a minute longer than I have to.
I'll get about 150 out of that.
Erica will get about 100
out of yours.
That's 250 -
enough for us to start again.
I'll only have 100, though, won't I?
That's enough for a little flat.
I don't want a little flat.
I want a house, like I've got now.
That's not possible, Bobby.
I've done nothing wrong. You have.
Yet I'm the one
who loses his house?
Erica's done nothing wrong.
She fell in love, that's all.
SHE CHUCKLES WRYLY
Know what love is to him? Hmm?
Means knobbing you in our car
and then knobbing me in our bed.
Look at me.
Hey, look at me.
I'm you, in two years' time.
BELLOWING IN DISTANCE
Got me in here for what? For what?!
Kill me. Kill me, man.
Kill me!
What is it, Chris? I want
an op
pen visit with my
mum.
Can't.
You're not associating with Flynn,
and he's always going to be there.
He has family every week.
It's closed or nothing.
Then I
want a
conflict
Conflict resolution meeting.
Yeah. Does he want one with you?
I don't know
boss. Why do you need
an open visit?
Eh? You can see her, talk to her.
She's
my mum, boss.
I've never hugged her.
All right, I'll think about it.
And, boss? Yes?
I want to be
called Ushindi.
U-Ushindi?
Yeah. That's
my real name.
My
I didn't do that
because you were struggling.
Right? I did it because
I've got something on after this.
I wasn't being
Look, look, I'll, uh, I'll sort it,
your meeting, all right, with you
and Flynn - I'll sort it out,
I promise.
Thanks boss.
Yeah.
LOCK CLICKS
What the fuck was that, lad?
LIVELY CHATTER
A reconciliation meeting between
Madubuko and Patsy Flynn?
Yeah. Serious? Yeah.
Patsy Flynn's a nutter.
He'll have a go at him.
He won't. He will.
I'll be between them.
He'll give him stick, then.
He'll give him all kinds of stick
about his stammer.
He won't. I've made it a condition
of the meeting.
Who asked for the meeting?
Madubuko. And Flynn's agreed?
Yeah.
Don't allow it. Just say no.
No. Why not?
Why not?
Madubuko was stammering
and I looked at me watch
and he caught me doing it.
So?
Adam stammers.
Your Adam? Yes, my s-son.
Right. I'll sum this up for you,
right, mate?
No, no, look, II've sorted it.
I-It's signed off.
Well, I'll sum it up for you anyway.
You're feeling guilty
cos you hurt his feelings.
You hurt Madubuko's feelings.
You are going to do
a whole lot worse
if you put him in that room
with Flynn.
Bobby, I've been doing this job
for 20-odd years
and I'm getting the hang of it now,
and I don't need you
to tell me what to do,
so just fuck off.
All right? Just fuck off.
Yeah? All right.
Oh. You got your phone.
I can ring?
Mm-hm.
LINE RINGS
Hello?
Is that you, babe?
Are you OK? What's it like
in there?
Is it bad?
No, it's all right.
Do you want to talk to him?
He's here.
Say hello to Daddy.
BABY GIGGLES AND CHATTERS
HE SNIFFLES
BABY FUSSES
James? Hi. I'm Marie-Louise.
I'm a chaplain.
What's that knobhead doing here?
CM Bailey's taking me around
because I've not got keys yet.
Yeah, I want to make a complaint
about him.
Yeah, I see you. You don't fool me.
There's a way of doing that,
James. Yeah, as if.
I-I say he banged me up for nothing,
sent his mate in here to smack me.
They say they didn't.
That's that, right?
Yeah. Case closed.
End of story. Don't pass go.
Don't collect £200.
Then how can I do better?
Just leave it. Like, I mean,
acting like you give a shit.
Could you leave us for a minute?
What? Could you leave us
for a minute, please?
Not scared to be on your own
in here with me, no?
No. Come to teach me about God,
have you?
No. You believe in him, though,
don't you?
You believe he's going to save
us all in here, right?
I'm not sure
what I believe right now.
You're the chaplain!
I know - I'm a disgrace.
Your parents phoned.
They want to see you. No way.
You don't want to see them?
Uh, no, I don't.
Can you tell me why?
You don't know what I did -
like, what I'm here for? No.
I killed me brother.
Your brother?
Yeah.
That must be terrible for you.
Why?
I don't know.
I felt like it.
God told me to.
Yeah, that were it.
Yeah, it were God.
You know, he'd whisper in my ear.
He'd say, "Do it."
He'd say, "Do it now."
All right? You happy?
You can go now.
You want me to go? Yeah, go on!
You're too late, you big virgin.
Out you go!
What's going on?
Fuck, will you just get out
of me fucking room?!
Taking fucking liberties, you lot.
Out you go. Boss!
OK. I'm going.
Bye, James.
You asked me to leave
in front of the boy, so I left,
otherwise you'd have lost
all authority,
but don't ever ask it again -
cos I will say no.
Right? Right.
Your keys.
It was lovely working with you.
DISTANT BARKING
CAR APPROACHES
CAR DOOR SHUTS
DOOR OPENS
BUZZER
Hiya, love. You all right,
Aunt Nicky?
I know him.
Who, Bailey? Yeah, I've met him
before. What's he like?
Better than some.
How are you, love? I'm all right.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You look it.
OVERLAPPING CHATTER
SHOUTING IN DISTANCE
DOOR OPENS
Peter Palmerston? Yeah.
I'm Marie-Louise,
I'm a chaplain.
I have some bad news, Peter,
I'm afraid.
About what? Is Izzy all right?
The man you attacked, he's died.
Did he have a family?
Yes. A wife and two daughters.
How old?
I don't know, Peter. I'm sorry.
LOCK CLICKS
He's dead. He's fucking dead.
And what?
And what?
Lad, are you tapped in the head?
No. Got nothing now, have they?
He's dead.
So he can't give evidence.
We're sound. We're fucking
home free, lad.
You know, when I get out of here,
I'll take you out, boss.
One drink. Like, I'll treat you
nice, I promise.
Can I have a word with James?
Please.
Wait there.
Go on. It's just a quick one,
James, I promise.
Your parents phoned me again
Miss, you'd give
a paracetamol a headache.
This is harassment, this.
No, please, just listen.
They made me promise
that I'd tell you this.
They want to see you
because they love you.
No matter what you've done,
they still love you.
Boss!
Get on the floor,
you fucking piece of shit!
Stay down!
Stop Stay down!
I'll tell you, lad. I'm going to
get her, mate. I want to get
See that dickhead who was giving us
loads? He's getting it. Today.
Bro, as long as I get
a piece of her, lad.
Thinks he's the boy in here,
doesn't he? You seen him, yeah?
Yeah. You're going to do him in,
lad. Me?
Yeah, you. Why me?
You're not going soft on us,
are you, lad?
We'll sort his two mates out
and you do him in before
we get wrapped up, all right?
All right? Right.
OVERLAPPING SHOUTS
Hey, fucking shit, lad.
Fucking get off me!
CLAMOUR
ALARM WAILS
Get back or I'll fucking use it!
Get one in! Right?
OVERLAPPING SHOUTS
Hey! Hey!
Ahh!
INDISTINCT THREATS
What did I tell you?! Don't open
the gate unless it's safe,
you cracked mare! Shut your face!
opening your legs all over
Calm down! Calm down.
The staff think I'm an idiot
for opening that gate.
Sorry, miss. Why did you do it?
Ratings, isn't it?
When I told your mates that that man
had died, they didn't ask about him.
You did. Right. Have you thought
about keeping away from them, Peter?
I remember when I was about
nine or ten
and Miss told Rosemary Monahan
to go and see the headmistress,
and then told us
that Rosemary Monahan's father
had died and we were
to be nice to her when she got back.
And she got back
walked through the classroom,
sat down, all our eyes upon her,
the centre of attention.
And I so, so wanted
to be Rosemary Monahan
right at that moment.
My 20s and 30s,
I started rehearsing for it.
Your death.
Your funeral.
I'd be doing the eulogy, of course,
dressed in black.
Not a word out of place.
Not a single tear shed.
And afterwards, people would ask me
if me being a nun
had helped me get through all that.
And I would smile
and say, "Perhaps."
And then later,
when your brain started to go
I didn't just rehearse for it
I yearned for it.
To abdicate all responsibility,
to be free.
We must all do it,
I'm no different than anyone else,
so we must all do it.
Rehearse for
the deaths of our parents.
But I know, when it happens,
I'll be devastated.
Can I come in, James?
Sorry, miss. They don't let you.
Can I?
Hi.
It's from your parents.
Won't give up these two,
will they, eh? Don't you want it?
No. Why not?
It'll be about him. Me brother.
It isn't.
What does it say?
Read it.
What does it say?
Your dad's very ill, James.
Very ill.
If you don't see him soon,
you won't see him at all.
Shall I leave you for a bit?
DOOR CLOSES
LOCK CLICKS
FAINT SHOUTS
HE SOBS
DISTANT CLAMOUR
In we go.
Patsy Flynn.
All right, sit down, Flynn.
Search him.
You've searched him already, haven't
you? I want you to search him.
If you don't search him,
I don't hand him over.
Right.
Pick one. Middle's mine.
I could stay.
We're fine. Right. Mmm.
DOOR OPENS
You're from Penny Lane,
aren't you, Flynn?
DOOR CLOSES
What's it to you?
I played there.
Played for Liverpool Boys.
Only one thing stopped me
from playing for the first team.
The ball?
Oh! Yeah, funny.
Madubuko.
Thanks.
Right. I'm going to take this seat
in the middle.
Christopher Ushindi.
Sorry. Ushindi. Then you come
and join me on the left.
OK.
OK. You're both here.
Ushindi, had you ever met Flynn
before you came here?
No.
Flynn?
No. But you understand
why you're on non-association?
Yeah.
Ushindi?
INDISTINC
POUNDING AND SHOUTING
Argh!
What the fuck have you done?!
You see that?!
It's me, lad, it's me!
I just done that lad. A code red,
reconciliation room. Code red.
ALARM BLARES
with weapon.
Look at him, man. He's down!
He's out, lad!
Ushindi! Ushindi!
Ushindi's fucking dead.
Ambulance, now!
I own the block!
Ambulance, now!
I own the block!
Right fucking now!
Uh, a-ambulance!
Urgent medical assistance
in the reconciliation room!
Urgent medical assistance.
Fucking idiot!
THEY GRUN
ALARM CONTINUES TO BLARE
Get him off me! Get him down!
You're shitting yourself.
OVERLAPPING SHOUTS
I said not to fuck with me.
HE CACKLES
You're going to be all right,
Christopher, son. I promise you.
Ushindi.
They can't control me!
They tried, bro.
They tried but they fucking
can't control me.