(Graham) I'll do my best to make it look like an accident of course.

I still can't guarantee it won't look like sabotage.

(Emlyn) This is one of the biggest houses.

-I thought you'd be pleased.

-Pleased?

(Emlyn) But this is the future, Megan!

Yours and mine.

-A girl likes to be wooed.

-How do you woo?

(Sian) That, Ceri, is for you to find out.

Of course, your mother had to be involved.

This has her meddling fingerprints all over it.

Mommy said "Be loving and sweet, maybe he'll listen."

But I knew that was never going to work.

(Emlyn) It's the calderi Prem, Owen's collapsed.

-It's all set.

-So that would make it?

(Graham) Eight o'clock.

(worker) Let's go boys, come on.

It's closing time.

(dramatic music) ♪ (intense music) ♪ (guitar music) ♪ (Basil) It's done.

Excellent.

Good work.

♪ (knocking) ♪ (Kamini) Prem?

♪ (knocking) ♪ (knocking) ♪ (Mrs. Daniels) Oh, it must be nice to be lady of leisure.

-I overslept.

-Would you kindly tell Dr. Sharma if it's not too much trouble for him to get out of bed that there's a patient here to see him.

(Kamini) Dr. Sharma's not here.

Owen Griffiths was taken ill at the mine last night.

(Mrs. Daniels) You'll have to tell that then.

(coughing) (Basil) Things are coming along.

By the end of the day most of the village should've signed up.

(Robert) I need to talk to you about Megan.

-She's very upset.

-Oh?

(Robert) She was her house deeds back.

(chuckling) (Basil) Her husband signed and a deal's a deal.

Robert, no new town means no new surgery.

-No new surgery-- -What good is a new surgery without patients?

I need to get Megan to agree to join my practice.

If she does, we'll get the rest of the village in no time.

-I need patients.

-I need deeds.

All right.

Ask her to wait one week and if she's still not happy I'll review the situation.

(Robert) And she can have the deeds back?

(Basil) Yes, she can have them back.

Good enough?

(Robert) I thought I might invite her to go for a ride in the car today actually.

(Basil) Megan and our policemen will need a house each at this rate.

(Kamini) Dr. Sharma's not here.

-When will he be back?

-I really don't know.

(Julie) It's an emergency.

(Kamini) If you want to wait Mrs. Daniels will look after you.

(Mrs. Daniels) Oh, don't bother me, I'm up to my eyes.

-Where is Dr. Sharma anyway?

-Sulking I expect.

Hello?

Yes, this is Mrs. Sharma, Dr. Sharma's wife.

He came to the mine to treat Owen Griffiths last night.

I just wanted to ask, do you know how Mr. Griffiths was?

I see.

Thank you.

(dramatic music) ♪ (banging) ♪ -Look at you.

-Are you all right?

(Dan) Yes, I'm all right.

I stayed out at the den, Dad was getting on my nerves.

(Kamini) Have you seen your father today?

(Dan) Haven't been home yet.

(Kamini) Go on, get yourself cleaned up and I'll make some breakfast.

(Aled) What have you done to your face?

(Daf) I'm camouflaging, my injury so as not to arouse suspicion.

(Aled) Good idea daft, don't want to attract attention to yourself.

(Basil) Well, well, if it isn't Trefelin's very own terrorist threat.

I'm sure Sergeant Dawkins will be wanting a word with you two about all of this nonsense.

(Daf) I don't know what you're talking about.

(Basil) The circus is in town, is it?

Only I heard they were looking for a couple of clowns.

-Come the revolution.

-Ignore him.

Come on, I'll buy you a pint.

Stop fiddling with it, man.

(Daf) It's all gooey, man, I think it's infected.

I'm gonna go see Dr. Sharma.

(Aled) Just don't tell him anything.

(Daf) I am nothing if not discreet.

(winces) -I'll see you in the pub.

-Aye.

(Kamini) Dan, you shouldn't stay out all night.

-It was fun.

-Your father will be worried.

(Dan) He probably didn't even notice.

(Kamini) Dan.

-I need to talk to you.

-Mrs. Sharma!

Could you please come down?

It's rather urgent.

(Kamini) When you finish your breakfast go home.

(Mrs. Daniels) Mrs. Sharma!

-Your father needs you.

-Mrs. Sharma your assistance is required!

♪ And she's been giving me an ear full and I simply haven't got time for it.

(Julie) I've got an awful bad toothache, Mrs. Sharma.

-Will the doctor be back soon?

-I really don't know.

-Can you do something then?

-I'm not a doctor.

-I can't prescribe medicine.

-Thanks, Mrs. Sharma.

(Kamini) If you see Prem, tell him he has a pait-- (Julie) The chapel's booked for 12 o'clock.

-Please.

-I think I have some clove oil somewhere.

♪ (banging) ♪ (Prem) Stop that, you'll bring the whole lot down.

(crumbling) Calm down there, man.

You're a police officer for goodness sake.

(Emlyn) We've got to get out of here.

(Prem) Sit down.

Take deep breaths.

Someone would've heard the explosion.

They'll know how to get us out safely.

♪ -How is he?

-He's breathing's a bit shallow but I've given him a sedative so he should sleep for a while.

♪ (Emlyn) So what do we do now?

-Just sit here, is it?

-Yes.

That's exactly what we do.

♪ (Sian) Hello?

is that Little Woods Pools?

This is Ceri Joseph's next of kin here.

Yes, his sister.

You wouldn't know it if you saw us together.

Oh yes.

The thing is, we're having a family meeting tonight and Ceri, that's my brother, asked me to find out how much-- (indistinct phone call) Oh.

You can't can you?

No, I understand.

But could you just tell me how much the jackpot actually is please?

(intense music) ♪ -You all right, Sian?

-Oh yeah--Oh yes!

I was just um--hot isn't it?

-What can I get you?

-20 gold flecker and a box of matches please.

-How's business?

-Yes, uh, pretty good.

-We're almost set to go.

-Can I ask you something?

I love my new house, I really do.

But say I unexpectedly came by a lot of money.

-Say, ten thousand pounds?

-I'd want to know your secret.

(Sian) Say I won it or something.

Could I, just between you and me, -give it to you.

-Oh, how very generous of you.

-I mean... -Ah, you'd like something -in return.

-A big house with a garden and carpets and a kitchen like in Good House Keeping.

(Basil) Certainly, I'll look into that for you.

Are we talking ten thousand cash?

((Sian) Oh no, I was just wondering.

-Thank you.

-Good bye, Sian.

♪ Hm.

♪ -Hold it down.

-Mhm.

-Let it soak in.

-Uh.

-How's that?

-A bit better.

(Kamini) Good, now you can enjoy your wedding.

(Julie) Yes, Mrs. Sharma.

-Sorry the doctor is-- -Mm, you'll get yourself arrested walking around that that.

-Why?

I haven't done nothing.

-You look twp.

Now go away silly boy, shoo.

-It's awful itchy.

-How on earth did you get -a burn like that?

-Scientific experiment.

-Went a bit wrong.

-Well, that look quite serious.

You're going to have to see the doctor.

(Daf) Oh please, Mrs. Sharma.

I just need something for the itching.

-I can't prescribe any medicine.

-Please, Mrs. Sharma.

-Anything Mrs. Sharma, please.

-I'll give you something Mommy used to use but only until Dr. Sharma -can treat you properly.

-Oh, oh thank you, thank you.

(lively music) ♪ (Sian) I hope those weeds aren't for me.

(Ceri) These?

No, no they're for the chickens.

Very nutritional.

(Sian) I thought for a moment -it was your attempt at wooing.

-No.

No, no.

Are you reading anything interesting?

(Sian) Fancy having a garden like that.

Oh, now that's what I call an arch and a rocker.

Fancy having a bar in your own home.

(Ceri) Yes, I better dash.

I've got to see a man about uh... (Sian) But I thought you were here to ask me on a date?

(Ceri) Of course.

I knew there was something.

(Sian) Because I've got some rather special news for you.

But you'll have to take me somewhere rather special so I can tell you.

(Sian) Of course, of course.

I've got just the uh, I've got just the thing.

I'll be back to pick you up in an hour.

(Sian) Lovely.

(Megan) That'll be two shillings and six pence and the deeds to my house please.

(Basil) Hm, here's your money.

My brother has news for you on the other issue.

-Shwmae, boys.

-Shwmae, Ceri.

(Megan) Oh, oh you shouldn't have.

(Ceri) What?

Oh.

-The usual?

-Oh, make it a pint of Dutch Courage please, Megan.

(Megan) Special occasion is it?

(Ceri) He's got a way with the ladies, that one.

(Megan) Can't say I noticed.

(Ceri) Some men well just have it.

The rest of us... How the hell did Emlyn get you though?

Sorry, bah.

(Megan) I'm not the best person to ask for romantic advice -at the moment.

-Trouble in paradise, eh Meg?

(Basil) And there it is.

You are soon to be the owner -of a brand new home.

-Oh, thank you.

(Basil) Ah, don't forget this beautiful handbag.

-All right, congratulations.

-Thank you, Mr. Thomas.

(Ceri) Mr. Thomas, can I have a word please?

(Basil) You certainly can, Mr. Joseph.

Please, sit down.

So you've finally decided to come around to it then, -have you?

-Well, I can't be single -forever can I?

-No, no you certainly cannot.

And once you're the owner of a brand new home with all mod cons you'll be fighting the ladies off.

(Ceri) I don't know what a new house has got to do with it.

Oh yeah, well, you know, families, a lick of paint, I admit that.

(Basil) Mr. Joseph.

I am offering you a brand new home.

With central heating, hot water, wall-to-wall carpets.

-Now all I need in exchange-- -Wall-to-wall--No.

I just want to ask you to know how to woo a lady.

-Woo?

-Woo.

(Basil) Woo who?

(Ceri) Can you keep a secret?

(footsteps) (crows cawing) (Robert) Fancy a lift?

-You had something to tell me.

-Not here.

(Megan) Okay then.

You can drop me off at the police station then.

(rhythmic music) ♪ (coughing) (Emlyn) What's that?

Somebody's coming.

Help!

Help!

Help!

Let me out!

We've got to get out.

Help!

(Owen) Mine's closed for maintenance.

-But I heard voices.

-They'll be checking -the winding machine.

-Won't they hear us then?

(Owen) No, they're in the red seam.

They'll be heading back this way later.

-A couple of hours maybe.

-A couple of hours?

Do we have enough air?

(Owen) Ah, they'll be back before we run out.

(Prem) Owen knows what he's talking about.

Sit, conserve your energy.

(dramatic music) ♪ (Robert) He's probably out chasing criminals or some other urgent police business.

Come for a spin.

Just half an hour.

He won't mind.

(Megan) I don't suppose he will.

Not now.

(lively music) ♪ (Daf) Natural medicine.

The future.

(Basil) Imagine, you bring her in through the front door.

She slips off her shoes.

Feels the soft, wall-to-wall carpets beneath her feet.

You flick a switch and on comes the central heating.

(Ceri) Hold the boat now all right.

That's all well and good but she wants me to take her out on a date today.

(Basil) I'm--I'm getting there, I'm getting there.

You tell her you're moving out of that dilapidated old farmhouse and into a modern townhouse.

(Ceri) Ugh, I'm a farmer, where would I keep my chickens?

-Mr. Joseph, these houses-- -Mr. Thomas.

I will happily discuss this on another occasion.

But now, right now I want to know how to woo a lady.

(Basil) Well, as I said, Sian loves glamor, she yearns for the movie star lifestyle.

Make her believe you'll do something for her that nobody else will.

And in my opinion, a little alcohol never hurt either.

(Ceri) Good, good, good, good.

Well, thanks for your time, Mr. Thomas.

(Basil) About that house, I'm sure we can accommodate those chickens.

(Ceri) Chickens my friend, chickens are the very last thing on my mind right now.

-Have you seen my dad?

-Sorry, boy I'm on a mission.

(Dan) Uh, Mr. Thomas.

My dad made a mistake.

We don't want that new house.

(Basil) Daniel, I'm afraid your father signed a legally binding contract now.

You might be a little young to understand -what that means-- -I know what that means.

And I know that my dad made a mistake.

(Basil) Tough, now run along like a good little boy before I throw you out.

(coughing) (Prem) How far underground are we?

(Owen) Only about 100 foot.

Follow the seam that way.

You're right below the surgery.

(Emlyn) So the police station's where?

(Owen) That way.

(solemn music) ♪ -How am I doing?

-Really well, Owen.

-Really well.

-I don't know how you can stand it.

Stuck down here day after day, all on your own.

(Owen) You're not though, that's the thing.

You have your brothers with you.

Comradeship, that's the key to survive, huh.

There's a closeness I don't find anyone else.

My father and his father both worked down here so I followed them down here too.

They never wanted to do anything else.

(Prem) My father was a civil servant in the health department.

In Ambala.

Four or five hours from Delhi.

Ugh.

But I didn't want to file paper for the rest of my life.

I wanted to be like the young men who came around for dinner.

Talking about making life and death decisions.

Making a difference.

So I became a doctor.

(Emlyn) I always wanted to be a movie star.

(chuckling) Hey, hey, hey!

I had the talent for it.

I won first prize for recitation at school East Edward.

What I really wanted was to be like Humphrey Bogart, Clark Gable, Mickey Rooney.

(laughing) (Prem) I'm sorry, Emlyn.

I was just that was really unexpected.

(Emlyn) That was everybody's reaction.

"Oh, you'll never make it to Hollywood, you're Welsh."

Then Richard Burton only went and did it.

That could've been me.

Enjoying the life of Riley.

Traveling the world, drinking champagne.

(Owen) Married to Elizabeth Taylor.

-You lucky devil.

-Yes.

Although, Megan is much better isn't she.

Isn't she, Emlyn?

(Emlyn) I bet Liz Taylor wouldn't say no to central heating and an inside toilet.

(Prem) Owen.

(Ceri) Oh, mam bach, Sian, you're a vision of loveliness.

(Sian) What took you so long?

I thought you'd stood me up.

(Ceri) Attending to detail, my dear.

-I'm taking you to the pictures.

-Oh!

What are we gonna see?

-One Million Years BC.

-With Raquel what's her name gallivanting around in next to nothing?

-Yes.

-Oh, I'm not watching that.

-It's disgusting.

-Yes, yes it isn't, isn't it.

Yes.

What about Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf with that Welsh boy, Richard Burton in is?

(Sian) We're a bit old for fairytales aren't we?

-I want a bit of romance.

-Got it.

The Good, and the Bad and the Ugly.

-Is that romantic?

-Very.

(Sian) That's the one then but before we go, you better sit down.

(Ceri) No, we have no time to waste my dear.

It's going to take us a bit of time to get to Ponti.

(Sian) Oh.

(Ceri) My queen, your chariot awaits.

And I've made some homemade apple juice just in case we get thirsty on the way.

(Sian) It's a bit strong for apple juice.

But Ceri, I've got something to tell you.

-What?

-You've won the pools.

I spoke to them this morning.

-You're rich.

-I am?

-How rich?

-Ten thousand pounds.

-Aren't you pleased?

-I'm not rich, Sian.

-What do you mean?

-We're rich, my little cherub.

What's mine if your, my little flower on the forest.

-Oh, Ceri.

-Oh, Sian.

-To you and me.

-And our wildest dreams.

(laughing) (Ceri) Then on you go my little cherub.

Leg up, leg up, leg up.

(laughing) Now hold tight now.

Let's go to see The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

(laughing) Here we go, my cherie, let's go.

(Sian) Woo!

(cheering) (lively music) ♪ (Robert) In a week's time you might've changed your mind anyway.

(Megan) Why does everyone think they know what I want.

(Robert) If you still want to live in your old house you can have the deeds back.

Basil gave me the word.

(Megan) And I'm supposed to trust the word of a boy who used to pull my hair and put frogs in my shoes.

(chuckling) He used to force Emlyn to eat mud.

(Robert) Basil didn't have the best time growing up.

Father was harder on him than he was on me.

He expected more of him I suppose.

(Megan) I'll fetch my violin.

(Robert) I know he seems hard but... he's always been there for me.

In London... it's a long story but I went to hell and back.

Basil, he was there for me.

(solemn music) ♪ Come on.

♪ I want to show you something.

♪ (Kamini) Mrs. Daniels, I'm just going-- -Julie?

-I've got a belly ache.

(Kamini) Don't you want to get married?

(Julie) Just worried I'll mess it up.

(Mrs. Daniels) Here she goes again, the run away bride.

She's had more engagement rings than I've had (indistinct).

(Kamini) I think everyone feels that way.

-Did you?

-Of course.

-Well, you didn't mess it up.

-Girls these days.

Listen to many of those pop songs.

Marriage is about getting a roof over your head.

(Kamini) Mrs. Daniels, I've never imagined you'd be such a romantic.

Of course I messed it up.

Everyone messes it up.

I mess it up all the time.

We both do.

(Julie) So what's the point?

(Kamini) The point is... we want different things.

We have hard times but... we're a team.

We work through it together.

He's part of me.

I can't imagine my life without him.

(indistinct) I thought you'd done a runner again.

Is there going to be a wedding today or not?

(Kamini) Well?

(Julie) Mrs. Sharma, can I use your flat to finish getting ready?

(Kamini) Of course.

(Robert) I envy you.

(Megan) Me?

A Trefelin landlady.

(Robert) Exactly.

I never wanted to be a doctor.

I did it to please father.

I would have been so much happier -doing something simple.

-Simple?

(Robert) I mean, you belong here.

I've always felt so disconnected.

(Megan) Mm.

(Robert) Everybody thinks the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

(Megan) I think I'm guilty of that.

(Robert) Look.

(Megan) Fancy that.

Such a long time ago.

(Robert) Penny for them?

(Megan) I was just thinking about what you said about me.

Belonging.

Let's get back.

I've got a few things I need to sort out.

(Robert) Mhm.

I've just got one more thing I wanted to show you.

(Megan) All right then.

(piano music) (speaking another language) (Kamini) Wait, something borrowed.

And something... blue.

-You look beautiful.

-Thank you, Mrs. Sharma.

(laughing) (speaking Welsh) ♪ (Kamini) Have a wonderful day.

(Mrs. Daniels) I'll give it six months before she's back with ingrowing toenails.

(Kamini) Dan, is your father all right?

-I don't know.

-You haven't been home?

-He's not there.

-Pub?

(Dan) I went in, nobody's seen him.

-Prem?

-Nobody's seen him either.

(Kamini) Mrs. Daniels, could you call them police station and ask for Emlyn please?

Dan, I--I need to talk to you.

♪ Your father was taken ill at the mine yesterday.

I didn't want to upset you before I knew what was wrong.

(Dan) I'm not a little kid anymore!

-I know, I'm sorry.

-There's no answer.

(Kamini) Try the hospitals, the county, (indistinct).

-It will be all right, Dan.

-You don't know that!

(Owen) Almost 300 lost and killed only last century and in 1913, 439 in one explosion and the (indistinct).

(Prem) I really, really think that you should take a rest now.

(water dripping) (Owen) Sorry, Emlyn.

I want to apologize for ignoring your advice, Dr. Sharma.

-There's no need.

-And can you apologize -to Dan as well.

-You can tell him whatever you need to tell him when you see him -when you get out of here.

-I thought the new house would make him happy.

But all he wanted was for me to be a good father.

(Prem) Save your energy.

(Emlyn) This town's causing all the manner of problems.

Megan doesn't want ours either.

(Prem) You should try talking to her.

You know, be open, be warm, be honest.

(Emlyn) Like you Kamini, is it?

I didn't know where to put myself last night.

(Prem) That was different.

She took a job without tell me.

(Emlyn) Well, she said that she tried to tell you but that you wouldn't listen.

(Prem) She doesn't need a job.

That's why I became a doctor, to support a family.

(Emlyn) She's not saying that she needs a job.

She wants one.

Yeah that surgery, it's running like clock work without you.

(Owen) She's a well educated, capable lady, Kamini.

You're very lucky to have her.

(rumbling) (Emlyn) We're finished!

(Prem) The maintenance crew will be here soon enough.

(Emyln) No, Megan and me!

(Prem) Don't be ridiculous, sit down.

(Emlyn) You don't know how it's been.

-Calm down, Emlyn.

-She won't talk to me.

-She won't look at me.

-This is neither the time -or the place.

-Run down, you said.

-Bit of depression.

-That's right.

(Emlyn) No, Dr. Sharma.

Wrong!

I'll tell you what it is.

It's me.

(Prem) You don't know what you're talking about.

(Emlyn) She doesn't want to be with me.

That's what's making her sick!

She's sorry she ever married me!

(Prem) She's not sick, she's having a baby!

(piano music) ♪ (guitar music) ♪ -The station.

-Hey, you remember.

Fourth of August, 1946.

I waited all day and you never came.

(Megan) My mom would've killed me.

(chuckling) (Robert) It's not too late you know.

-For what?

-For you and me to be together.

(Megan) What?

What are you doing?

(Robert) I thought you needed to talk to Emlyn.

(Megan) I do because he thought that giving me a new house would be a lovely surprise and I was horrible about it.

(Robert) Oh.

Well, this is embarrassing.

(laughing) We still friends?

(Megan) Don't be daft, of course we are.

Megan and Robby forever, remember?

But could you take me back to my husband now?

Please.

(Emlyn) Why didn't you tell me?

(Prem) Patient confidentiality.

(Emlyn) Mm, that went well, didn't it?

Was she going to say anything?

(Prem) I'm sure she was.

(Emlyn) But you don't like to gossip.

A right old laugh about stupid, old Emlyn.

-Don't be silly.

-Am I?

Am I really?

How many other things has she told you -that I don't know about?

-Stop arguing.

-The pair of you.

-Emlyn, I'm sorry.

You shouldn't have found out this way.

(Emlyn) A baby.

(water dripping) -Can I hear rain?

-We're 100 foot in the ground.

Don't be so daftly.

(piano music) (Mrs. Daniels) And you're quite sure that no one of that name has been admitted?

Thank you, thank you very much.

Good bye.

No record of them at (indistinct) either.

I don't know why you're so worried.

They have just escaped for a boy's day out.

Dog racing or something.

(Kamini) Dog racing.

I'll phone Megan.

(Basil) I do hope this isn't a bad time.

-Oh, Mr. Thomas.

-First names remember, Kamini.

(Kamini) I'm afraid my husband isn't here.

(Basil) It's just as well.

It was you I wanted to see.

(Dan) Mrs. Sharma's busy.

(Kamini) I'm really sorry but this really isn't a good time.

We're trying to locate my husband.

He went to see Dan's father at the mine last night and it seems nobody's seen them since.

(Basil) Dr. Sharma went to the mine last night?

(Kamini) Yes, with Sergeant Dawkins.

-You haven't seem him have you?

-No.

Well, this clearly isn't a good time so...

I'll just, uh.

(Kamini) Good bye.

(water dripping) (Owen) We've got a problem, boys.

Whatever caused this collapse has caused another one further down.

This cavity is going to be flooded.

(Emlyn) But the maintenance boys will be back before long.

(Owen) We can't wait for them.

(Prem) How long have we got?

(Owen) We've got to dig ourselves out.

Fast.

(dramatic music) (Robert) Here we are, home.

Safe and sound.

(Megan) Yes.

You made me realize a few things today.

Thank you.

(phone ringing) (car motor humming) (phone ringing) ♪ -Did you find him?

-Megan must be at work.

Let's go and ask her.

That's all right, Mrs. Daniels, you don't need to come.

-Oh, I'm not coming I'm going.

-I'm sorry?

(Mrs. Daniels) Well, I'm leaving.

The filing now is all in perfect order.

-My work is done.

-But, Mrs.. Daniels.

(Mrs. Daniels) Mrs.. Sharma, you and your husband are very lucky to have each other.

(foot steps) (Kamini) Right, Megan's house.

(indistinct conversation) (rumbling) (crashing) (Prem) Owen, sit down, sit down.

We're handling it, we're handling it.

(Basil) Graham, you idiot.

Didn't you check?

Because there were people down there.

Well, you better bloody well get over there and find out!

(Robert) Everything all right?

Patience is a virtue, Basil.

(Basil) Why don't you shut up, hm?

Just shut your mouth.

(water pouring) (indistinct conversation_ (Emlyn) This is a supporting beam, you hold on to that.

I'll get rid of some of the stuff.

(Kamini) Megan.

Have you seen Emlyn today?

(Megan) Ah, I was going to ask you that.

Didn't he stay at yours last night?

We had a bit of a row.

(Kamini) No, Prem got a call from the mine last night saying Owen was sick, they both went to treat him.

No one's seen any of them since.

We've tried all the hospitals.

-What about the mine?

-It's closed for maintenance.

(Megan) Well, someone will be there, come on.

(rumbling) (grunting) (Prim) No, Owen.

(indistinct shouting) (rumbling) (indistinct shouting) (Prem) We're getting through, we're getting through.

(Kamini) Excuse me.

Dr. Sharma and Sergeant Dawkins came here last night to treat Owen Griffiths.

We need to speak to someone who saw them.

-Can you let us in?

-I can't do that without -permission, lovely.

-Please, it's urgent.

(Allen) The manager will be back in the morning.

Till then I haven't got the authority -to let anyone in.

-If you don't let us in, Allen, I'll tell my husband that you refused to assist -an investigation.

-Let them in now.

That's an order.

(dramatic music) ♪ (grunting) (crashing) (Prem) Emlyn, go.

(water flowing) Go on.

(grunting) Owen, go.

(Owen) Let's go, doctor.

♪ (Emlyn) Quick, quick, quick, quick.

(grunting) ♪ Ah.

Come on Owen quick.

You must come now.

♪ (crashing) (Graham) Yes, yes, yes I understand.

Last night she said.

No.

No one's seen them.

The lads came up early because there was a flood in fail seam.

There's nobody down there.

(elevator cranking) (rain pattering) (solemn music) ♪ (Basil) Our offer to exchange your deeds for a deposit on a brand new house must end today.

(Emlyn) That tunnel didn't collapse all by itself.

Somebody blew it up.

(Graham) We're in trouble here, real trouble (Basil) Actually, you're the one in trouble.

You being the one that planted the device.

-On your say so!

-Keep your mouth shut and then maybe, just maybe I won't throw you to the wolves.

(Prem) Yes, Dr. Robert Thomas.

I'm sorry, what do you mean he didn't leave exactly?

What kind of disciplinary matter was it?

(Basil) No one's going to believe you weren't a part of this too, Robert.

You're in this up to your neck as well.

(Emlyn) I call it sabotage.

If not, murder.

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