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(seagulls squawking)

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♪ (classical music plays) ♪

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Laing:
<i>For all its inconveniences,</i>

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<i>Laing was satisfied with life
in the high-rise.</i>

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<i>Now that so many of the
residents were out of the way,</i>

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<i>he felt able to relax.</i>

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<i>More in charge of himself.</i>

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<i>Ready to move forward
and explore life.</i>

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<i>How and where, exactly...</i>

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Steele: I see the rot's set in.

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<i>...he had not yet decided.</i>

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Do you fancy a drink?

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Cosgrove is here.

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All boys together.

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Laing: <i>Sometimes he found it
difficult not to believe</i>

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<i>they were living in a future
that had already taken place.</i>

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(pneumatic drill rumbles)

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(seagulls squawking)

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(seagulls squawking)

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Oh, Christ!

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Talbot: Oh, bad luck.

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Or is it good luck?
I can never remember.

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(woman laughing)

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Woman: Ooh!

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- (gasps)
- Woman: So sorry.

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- (Laing chuckles)
- I'm so sorry.

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Sorry.

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Laing: I'll survive.

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I don't doubt it.

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You're an excellent specimen.

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I thought you were empty.

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Yeah, I... I just moved in.

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I'm Charlotte Melville.

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Hi. Sorry,
I must have fallen asleep.

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God, I hope we haven't
frightened him off.

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- So what if we have?
- (chuckles)

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- I say.
- Yeah?

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Why don't you come up later
and have a drink?

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- I'm having a party.
- Thanks, I'll try.

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Wilder: What time do you
want us tonight?

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- Seven sharp.
- That reminds me.

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I haven't given you
your birthday present yet.

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You know you're not my type.

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Besides, shouldn't you be off
to the television studios?

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(sighs)
I'm not their type either.

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Come on.

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I can't.
I haven't drunk enough yet.

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I don't wanna disappoint them.

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What is Helen feeding you?

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Nothing.
She's too depressed to cook.

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I should have married
someone like you.

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- Stoic and perfectly breasted.
- Mm.

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You know, I'd dearly like to get
in between those thighs of yours

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one of these days.

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You really are too much
sometimes, Wilder.

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Am I?

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Laura: <i>Has something happened
that could cause a build-up</i>

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<i>of negative energy?</i>

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My sister died recently.

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Really?

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Yes, of course.

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Sorry, it's just people normally
lie here and just... lie.

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To get an extra ten minutes,
you know?

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I don't have an extra
ten minutes.

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"All large rubbish bags...
No large bags."

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(bottles falling down chute)

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Nappies.

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- I'm sorry?
- They block up the chute.

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I don't have any children, so...

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Caretaker: Good.
They urinate in the pool.

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I'll remember that.

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Fifty-eight. Male.

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Schizophrenic.
Myocardial infarction.

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Bit of an old tortoise,
wasn't he?

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(laughing)

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Respect shouldn't be set aside

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with any perfectly natural
feelings of revulsion.

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Now, in time you may specialize
in the clinical treatment

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of mental illness,
research into its origins,

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development or manifestations.

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But let's start with
the nuts and bolts.

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As you can see, the facial mask
simply slips off the skull.

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Munrow?

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Munrow?

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You've taken a fall.

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- (indistinct chatter)
- ♪ (rock music plays) ♪

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So...

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Yes, I'm afraid I'm not
very good at this sort of thing.

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- Slotting in, you mean?
- Yes.

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I was rather expecting to find a
certain kind of anonymity here.

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Don't worry, people don't
usually care what happens

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two floors above or below them.

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Good.

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Charlotte's different. She's on
all sorts of committees.

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Helen: She said your tenancy
application was very Byronic.

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- Did she really?
- Mm.

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Well, I'm determined to
get everything right.

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Right.

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Top-up?

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- Yes, thank you.
- Come on.

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- Helen: Which floor are you?
- Laing: 25.

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One floor down.

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- Tennis?
- No, squash actually.

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That's 20, I think.

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Helen: Why here and not
a bachelor pad in town?

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An investment in the future,
I suppose.

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I felt like I needed a
clean slate to put my mark on.

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We're down in the bottom,
in all sorts of shadows.

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Most families are.
Real ones, anyway.

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You blocked the chute.

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- I'm sorry?
- This is Steele. He's in teeth.

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You don't know how things
work around here yet, do you?

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No, but I'm a fast learner.

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I'm an orthodontist,
not a homosexual.

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(slurping)

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Good for you.

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Steele fixes the children.

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I'm afraid they eat
too many sweets.

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Helen's an armchair
environmentalist.

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She cares, that's her thing.

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- Have you heard of recycling?
- No, I...

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Steele: What she hasn't grasped
is the detrimental effect

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of all these rotten toothed
little imps.

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The women around here
would help the planet more

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by keeping their legs crossed.

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This one's late. (laughs)
Doesn't want to come out.

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- Vicky: Mummy.
- Mm?

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Toby's got a radio set.

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You have to build it yourself.
Can I have one?

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If you're good.

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Is that your wife going into
the bathroom with Cosgrove?

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Helen: Cosgrove reads the news.
Have you seen him on TV?

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- Laing: No.
- Helen: He's very good.

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Very convincing.

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Excuse me.

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Injustice.
My husband can't bear it.

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He's been making a documentary
about it for years but...

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...I think he's lost his focus.

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Excuse me?

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Mm.

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♪ (rock music plays) ♪

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Thank you very much.

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- (hysterical laughter)
- (indistinct chatter)

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♪ (music continues) ♪

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♪ (muffled music plays) ♪

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Elevator voice:
<i>Floor 25.</i>

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Oh, fuck.

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(sighs)

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(snores)

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Hi, Jean, it's me.

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Listen, I'm not gonna
come in this morning.

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Wait. What about Munrow?
Did he turn up for that scan?

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Okay, good.

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Well, leave it on my desk
if it turns up.

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(doorbell chimes)

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<i>And no, no, I don't need
anything. It's all here.</i>

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- Hi.
- You didn't buzz.

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Was I meant to?

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Obviously.

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- (indistinct chatter)
- (cheering)

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Hi.

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You haven't changed.

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I'm sorry, I don't think I can.

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Oh, well. Your loss.

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Simmons:
Are you the new doctor?

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Yeah. Yes, I am.

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But not the kind
you probably need.

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If someone's injured,
I can call the infirmary.

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Mr. Royal wants to see you.

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Now.

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I'm sorry, who?

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This is a very nice lift.

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Private.

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You won't be needing that.

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Elevator voice:
<i>Floor 40. Penthouse.</i>

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Terrace.

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(seagulls squawking)

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Royal: Ah, Doctor Laing.

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I hear you play squash.

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Yes, I do. You built all this?

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Dreamt. Conceived.
I hardly rolled my sleeves up.

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Course, the project's
far from finished.

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There will be five towers
in all, encircling the lake.

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Something like an open hand.

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The lake is the palm and we
stand on the distal phalanx

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of the index finger.

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There.

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I've put all my energies
into this tower.

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I'm its midwife, so to speak.

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Laing: Mm.

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It looks like
the unconscious diagram

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of some kind of psychic event.

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That's good. Can I use that?

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By all means.

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Of course, I'm a modernist
by trade but you, a doctor,

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will understand
one prescribes as required.

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That folly out there
is for my wife.

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Royal: Her chief distraction
is the careful cultivation

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of an intense sort of nostalgia.

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For what?

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(sighing)

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Why delve?

203
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Royal: My car was crushed
by a reversing cement truck.

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Laing: I'm afraid I'm not
a physiotherapist.

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Royal: I know what you are,
Doctor Laing.

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Constant exercise
is the only thing

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that keeps the pain at bay.

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So you could say not only
am I the building's first

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road casualty, but I am the
architect of my own accident.

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What do you think of that?

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(horse whinnies)

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- Is that a horse?
- Probably.

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My wife rides.

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On the 40th floor?

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Royal: This is Simmons,
one of my go-betweens.

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Laing: Yes, (clears throat)
...we met.

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Royal: Squash.

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Friday, six a.m. Hmm?

219
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- Laing: Why not.
- Royal: Hmm. Good.

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Royal: Oh, Laing?

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My wife's giving a "thing"
the day after tomorrow.

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Full of the sort of people
you should know

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if you're to get the measure
of the place.

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Laing: Thank you.

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(beeping)

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(Ann grunts)

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(beeping)

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Ann: Why is there never a damn
switch for what I need?

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I hope you're here to fix this.

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I'm sorry?

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I, um...
I thought this was in a museum.

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Well, you were wrong,
weren't you?

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(mumbles) Fucking hell.

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Here, let me try.

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(beeping)

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(clears throat)
Sorry about that.

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It's inoperable, I'm afraid.

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Simmons:
Doctor, this way.

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Excuse me.

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Charlotte: Royal likes you.

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(breathes heavily)
It's unusual.

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Do you know, he hasn't left his
penthouse since the accident.

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Laing:
You seem to know everyone.

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Charlotte: But everyone thinks
they know me.

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That's the trick.

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There's a rigid
social hierarchy here,

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whether Royal likes it or not.

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(moaning)

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Can you write me a script
for sleeping pills?

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No.

251
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Then tell me how
your sister died.

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How do you know that?

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Walls have ears.

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(panting)

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I suppose I look like her.

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You don't have to
tell me anything.

257
00:22:56,186 --> 00:22:58,223
I only really want
to talk about myself.

258
00:22:58,752 --> 00:23:02,250
(moaning)

259
00:23:04,619 --> 00:23:06,050
There's a brothel
somewhere in the building.

260
00:23:06,052 --> 00:23:08,050
I can find out for you
if you'd like.

261
00:23:10,086 --> 00:23:11,516
(laughing)

262
00:23:16,552 --> 00:23:19,316
(both laughing)

263
00:23:25,619 --> 00:23:27,250
- Toby:<i> Charlotte?</i>
- Darling?

264
00:23:27,252 --> 00:23:28,316
Charlotte?

265
00:23:28,919 --> 00:23:30,118
(Charlottes breathes heavily)

266
00:23:30,252 --> 00:23:31,350
Charlotte: Hi.

267
00:23:31,619 --> 00:23:32,950
This is Toby, my son.

268
00:23:34,086 --> 00:23:35,764
- Hi.
- Where's Laura?

269
00:23:36,619 --> 00:23:39,350
Laura: Sorry.
Just warming the milk.

270
00:23:39,352 --> 00:23:41,984
- Doesn't matter, I'm going out.
- I don't need a babysitter.

271
00:23:42,518 --> 00:23:43,917
What you need is to go to sleep

272
00:23:43,919 --> 00:23:45,416
or you'll be tired for school
in the morning.

273
00:23:45,418 --> 00:23:46,577
I don't want to go to school.

274
00:23:46,619 --> 00:23:47,650
Of course you don't
want to go to school,

275
00:23:47,652 --> 00:23:49,150
but we all have to do things
we don't want to do.

276
00:23:49,151 --> 00:23:51,070
It's what growing up
is all about.

277
00:23:51,418 --> 00:23:52,683
Isn't that right, Robert?

278
00:23:54,185 --> 00:23:55,824
- Yeah.
- (fly zips)

279
00:23:55,885 --> 00:23:56,950
Yep.

280
00:23:58,119 --> 00:23:59,183
Sweet dreams.

281
00:23:59,585 --> 00:24:01,817
- Batteries.
- I haven't forgotten.

282
00:24:03,352 --> 00:24:04,450
Come on, you.

283
00:24:07,118 --> 00:24:08,997
Charlotte:
He's smart as a whip.

284
00:24:09,418 --> 00:24:11,576
I call him the little professor.
He hates it.

285
00:24:12,919 --> 00:24:13,984
Hmm.

286
00:24:14,952 --> 00:24:16,017
Hmm.

287
00:24:17,852 --> 00:24:18,917
You're going?

288
00:24:22,719 --> 00:24:23,683
I...

289
00:24:23,685 --> 00:24:25,923
I thought we were...
I thought we were doing this.

290
00:24:26,619 --> 00:24:27,683
We've done it.

291
00:24:30,852 --> 00:24:33,209
You know, you look much better
without your clothes on.

292
00:24:34,086 --> 00:24:36,416
You're lucky.
Not many people do.

293
00:24:40,385 --> 00:24:41,683
(sighs)

294
00:25:25,118 --> 00:25:26,516
(tires screech)

295
00:25:29,019 --> 00:25:30,583
Fascist pig!

296
00:25:30,852 --> 00:25:31,917
(horn honking)

297
00:25:50,852 --> 00:25:52,950
(PA system chimes)

298
00:25:53,452 --> 00:25:55,750
Announcer: <i>Welcome to
the 15th floor market.</i>

299
00:25:56,018 --> 00:25:58,850
<i>Today we have a special offer
on French bread</i>

300
00:25:58,852 --> 00:26:00,083
<i>and French</i> fromage.

301
00:26:00,418 --> 00:26:02,583
<i>Thank you for shopping
on floor 15.</i>

302
00:26:08,385 --> 00:26:11,783
♪ (funk music plays on radio) ♪

303
00:26:17,085 --> 00:26:18,284
Would you like an autograph?

304
00:26:20,018 --> 00:26:22,316
Actually,
I was looking for the Riesling.

305
00:26:46,051 --> 00:26:49,783
(Laing speaks in French)

306
00:26:50,352 --> 00:26:51,990
- What?
- <i>Grammaire.</i>

307
00:26:58,085 --> 00:26:59,204
Should I know that woman?

308
00:27:00,518 --> 00:27:01,650
That's Jane Sheridan.

309
00:27:02,352 --> 00:27:03,416
The actress.

310
00:27:04,685 --> 00:27:07,202
She doesn't need all that stuff,
she just likes spending money.

311
00:27:09,185 --> 00:27:10,683
She's preparing for a new role.

312
00:27:11,118 --> 00:27:12,949
She's going to play
a desperately sad actress

313
00:27:12,951 --> 00:27:14,949
who lives alone
in an apartment block.

314
00:27:22,252 --> 00:27:23,350
Keep the change.

315
00:27:25,719 --> 00:27:26,817
There isn't any.

316
00:27:39,552 --> 00:27:42,183
(electrical buzzing)

317
00:27:49,785 --> 00:27:52,250
♪ (quartet playing
"SOS" by Abba) ♪

318
00:27:52,252 --> 00:27:53,583
(indistinct chatter)

319
00:28:16,385 --> 00:28:18,617
(laughing)

320
00:28:20,785 --> 00:28:22,149
Munrow. Banking.

321
00:28:22,719 --> 00:28:25,083
Pangbourne. Gynecology.

322
00:28:26,051 --> 00:28:27,916
My son's pursuing medicine.

323
00:28:28,285 --> 00:28:30,516
Amongst other things,
I should hope.

324
00:28:32,918 --> 00:28:34,183
Jane: That's him.

325
00:28:34,185 --> 00:28:36,882
He's quite reassuring
but rather cold hands.

326
00:28:36,884 --> 00:28:38,650
(giggling)

327
00:28:38,884 --> 00:28:43,316
Your husband appears intent on
colonizing the sky, Mrs. Royal.

328
00:28:43,884 --> 00:28:47,049
And who can blame him when
you look at what's going on

329
00:28:47,051 --> 00:28:49,283
down at... street level?

330
00:28:49,951 --> 00:28:51,909
The German press
say he's a genius.

331
00:28:52,018 --> 00:28:53,350
Ha! Germans.

332
00:28:54,752 --> 00:28:57,416
We're award-winning.
You can't argue with that.

333
00:28:58,352 --> 00:28:59,416
Munrow.

334
00:29:00,951 --> 00:29:02,016
You feeling better?

335
00:29:03,252 --> 00:29:04,316
Oh, you.

336
00:29:04,851 --> 00:29:06,849
- Did you invite him?
- Of course not.

337
00:29:06,884 --> 00:29:09,350
No, Royal did, actually.
I hope you don't mind.

338
00:29:09,918 --> 00:29:12,250
Must be one of his funny
little social experiments.

339
00:29:12,585 --> 00:29:13,664
What have you come as?

340
00:29:14,951 --> 00:29:16,016
A dilettante?

341
00:29:16,285 --> 00:29:18,583
(laughing)

342
00:29:27,918 --> 00:29:32,116
♪ (quartet continues playing) ♪

343
00:29:43,518 --> 00:29:44,583
Champagne, sir?

344
00:29:48,518 --> 00:29:49,583
Yeah, thanks.

345
00:29:50,552 --> 00:29:52,510
I wouldn't take it
personally, sir.

346
00:29:52,851 --> 00:29:54,290
- No?
- No.

347
00:29:56,418 --> 00:29:58,376
I've seen you at the gym,
haven't I?

348
00:30:01,252 --> 00:30:02,316
Yeah.

349
00:30:02,918 --> 00:30:04,116
You set a very good pace.

350
00:30:06,918 --> 00:30:08,250
So do you.

351
00:30:08,251 --> 00:30:09,583
Well, it takes a certain
determination to row against

352
00:30:09,585 --> 00:30:10,650
the current.

353
00:30:14,685 --> 00:30:15,749
Yes, it does.

354
00:30:17,784 --> 00:30:19,683
Ah, Simmons, how are you?

355
00:30:20,518 --> 00:30:21,583
Excuse me.

356
00:30:21,585 --> 00:30:22,664
Won't be needing that.

357
00:30:25,452 --> 00:30:28,183
♪ (quartet continues playing) ♪

358
00:30:30,452 --> 00:30:31,583
(laughter)

359
00:30:40,585 --> 00:30:41,749
Cheap bastard.

360
00:30:44,719 --> 00:30:45,816
(lift clanks)

361
00:30:49,085 --> 00:30:50,149
(lift clanks)

362
00:30:54,185 --> 00:30:55,983
(buttons beeping)

363
00:30:57,951 --> 00:31:00,283
(alarm beeping)

364
00:31:08,784 --> 00:31:12,350
(beeping fades out)

365
00:31:53,018 --> 00:31:54,116
Wall?

366
00:32:02,718 --> 00:32:04,316
So, how long were you stuck?

367
00:32:07,684 --> 00:32:09,603
Not long,
in the scheme of things.

368
00:32:10,784 --> 00:32:12,942
Teething problems.
Building is still settling.

369
00:32:19,352 --> 00:32:23,283
Still, I hear all the floors
from the first to the twelfth

370
00:32:23,285 --> 00:32:25,243
were out of power
for several hours.

371
00:32:26,185 --> 00:32:29,350
Yeah. Probably more fun in that
lift than at Ann's party.

372
00:32:39,418 --> 00:32:41,016
I must apologize for my wife.

373
00:32:41,618 --> 00:32:43,350
She was brought up
in the insulation

374
00:32:43,352 --> 00:32:45,083
of a large country house.

375
00:32:46,051 --> 00:32:48,716
She feels a constant need
to re-establish herself

376
00:32:48,718 --> 00:32:49,782
on the top rung.

377
00:32:50,185 --> 00:32:51,516
We toy with each other.

378
00:32:52,118 --> 00:32:53,416
Not sexually, of course.

379
00:32:54,518 --> 00:32:56,749
By the way,
I hear you're fucking 374.

380
00:32:57,718 --> 00:32:58,782
(groans)

381
00:32:58,784 --> 00:33:00,816
Her name is Charlotte Melville.

382
00:33:02,784 --> 00:33:04,483
Yeah, Charlotte. That's right.

383
00:33:06,751 --> 00:33:08,789
She has quite a tight cunt,
as I recall.

384
00:33:10,718 --> 00:33:13,682
Royal: Believe me, I understand.

385
00:33:13,684 --> 00:33:18,916
At your age, straightforward,
biological reason supervenes.

386
00:33:20,285 --> 00:33:21,882
But some of the people
who live here,

387
00:33:21,884 --> 00:33:23,003
haven't you've seen them?

388
00:33:23,452 --> 00:33:25,250
The vanguard of the well-to-do.

389
00:33:27,518 --> 00:33:30,949
They've fitted themselves so
tightly into their slots that...

390
00:33:33,218 --> 00:33:36,149
...they no longer have room
to escape themselves.

391
00:33:36,718 --> 00:33:38,183
Slots designed by you.

392
00:33:40,551 --> 00:33:41,749
(mumbles) I know.

393
00:33:42,618 --> 00:33:44,283
(ball hitting wall)

394
00:33:47,751 --> 00:33:51,183
I'd conceived this building
to be a crucible for change.

395
00:33:54,252 --> 00:33:56,250
I must have missed
some vital element.

396
00:33:58,551 --> 00:33:59,649
(sighs)

397
00:34:08,751 --> 00:34:10,829
Miriam: What are you
going to do about it?

398
00:34:11,218 --> 00:34:12,782
There are women on my floor
with babies

399
00:34:12,784 --> 00:34:14,216
and they can't even
boil a kettle

400
00:34:14,218 --> 00:34:16,749
so they can sterilize
their baby's bottles.

401
00:34:16,751 --> 00:34:20,983
Look... Look! If you lower
people overload the system,

402
00:34:21,418 --> 00:34:23,882
- there will be cuts.
- Who are you calling "people"?

403
00:34:23,884 --> 00:34:26,242
Look, I commend your bravery,
old son, but don't push it.

404
00:34:26,452 --> 00:34:28,649
You know very well
that's not what we were sold.

405
00:34:29,051 --> 00:34:31,216
I know for a fact
that you're in arrears

406
00:34:31,218 --> 00:34:33,216
with your service payments,
Mr. Wilder.

407
00:34:33,285 --> 00:34:35,682
You're hardly in a position
to take the moral high ground.

408
00:34:36,352 --> 00:34:38,283
- Tell him.
- No.

409
00:34:38,285 --> 00:34:39,350
Go on!

410
00:34:40,051 --> 00:34:42,582
My daughter was interfered
with in the dark.

411
00:34:42,918 --> 00:34:44,782
She's certain it was
someone from the top.

412
00:34:44,951 --> 00:34:46,849
He was wearing expensive cologne

413
00:34:46,851 --> 00:34:49,582
and stuffed a copy of the
<i>Financial Times</i> in her mouth.

414
00:34:49,584 --> 00:34:51,549
We pay the same charges
as the top floors.

415
00:34:51,551 --> 00:34:53,016
We want our fair share
of the power.

416
00:34:53,218 --> 00:34:56,849
Now you pull your finger out or
I'll take it above your head!

417
00:34:57,185 --> 00:34:59,183
I think you've made
your point, Wilder.

418
00:34:59,218 --> 00:35:01,515
Hey, wait! Why don't you just
hold on a minute there.

419
00:35:01,918 --> 00:35:03,796
Where the bloody hell
do you think you're going?

420
00:35:04,018 --> 00:35:06,216
The service lift's out.
Gotta come up front.

421
00:35:06,218 --> 00:35:07,949
White wine. Thank God.

422
00:35:07,951 --> 00:35:09,316
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Oi!

423
00:35:18,884 --> 00:35:20,749
If you're thinking of taking
your grievances to the top,

424
00:35:20,751 --> 00:35:22,669
I doubt you'll find
much sympathy.

425
00:35:25,918 --> 00:35:27,016
You've met the architect?

426
00:35:27,017 --> 00:35:28,115
Hovers over the place
like a fucking albatross.

427
00:35:28,784 --> 00:35:29,916
No.

428
00:35:30,851 --> 00:35:32,149
One should pity him really.

429
00:35:33,018 --> 00:35:34,782
Oh.
One should, should one?

430
00:35:35,784 --> 00:35:37,702
Very magnanimous of you,
I'm sure.

431
00:35:38,085 --> 00:35:39,183
(Laing scoffs)

432
00:35:39,185 --> 00:35:42,250
Listen, you couldn't give me a
lift to the television studios,

433
00:35:42,252 --> 00:35:43,316
could you?

434
00:35:43,584 --> 00:35:44,682
Laing: No, I'm sorry.

435
00:35:46,918 --> 00:35:49,350
I can't seem to remember
where I left my car.

436
00:35:50,185 --> 00:35:52,183
Wilder:
Funny, neither can I.

437
00:36:10,918 --> 00:36:12,383
Why don't we have
to go to school?

438
00:36:12,385 --> 00:36:13,782
(Cosgrove speaking
on television)

439
00:36:13,784 --> 00:36:15,782
I don't know,
I'll think of something.

440
00:36:16,385 --> 00:36:18,383
You don't want mummy
to be lonely, do you?

441
00:36:18,718 --> 00:36:20,796
That's not how you
spell "arse", darling.

442
00:36:27,417 --> 00:36:30,350
<i>...rioting, which broke out on
Tuesday after prisoners refused</i>

443
00:36:30,352 --> 00:36:32,782
<i>to return to their cells
has escalated significantly</i>

444
00:36:32,784 --> 00:36:33,863
<i>according to prison...</i>

445
00:36:41,051 --> 00:36:43,350
<i>I'm sorry, it can't go on.</i>

446
00:36:43,618 --> 00:36:45,515
<i>But it was you that pursued me.</i>

447
00:36:46,085 --> 00:36:47,649
<i>It's over. Do you hear me?</i>

448
00:36:50,718 --> 00:36:51,782
<i>Oh.</i>

449
00:37:13,784 --> 00:37:15,016
Oh, you're better!

450
00:37:17,618 --> 00:37:20,083
Munrow's scan.
He's absolutely fine.

451
00:37:22,252 --> 00:37:23,649
He's uncommonly arrogant.

452
00:37:24,584 --> 00:37:26,083
He needs bringing down
a peg or two.

453
00:37:26,551 --> 00:37:27,616
He's young.

454
00:37:28,451 --> 00:37:30,016
Jean. Please.

455
00:37:31,551 --> 00:37:32,649
How's the high-life?

456
00:37:34,252 --> 00:37:38,083
Prone to fits of mania,
narcissism and power failure.

457
00:37:38,684 --> 00:37:41,349
Sounds an interesting case.
Right up your street.

458
00:37:42,417 --> 00:37:43,482
Possibly.

459
00:37:43,784 --> 00:37:45,916
So, what's your final decision?

460
00:37:46,351 --> 00:37:47,782
Everyone else has submitted.

461
00:37:47,784 --> 00:37:50,149
It's only you who's
procrastinating, as usual.

462
00:37:52,051 --> 00:37:53,116
Cheese and pickle.

463
00:37:58,618 --> 00:37:59,749
Thank you, Jean.

464
00:38:08,417 --> 00:38:10,782
(Munrow laughing)

465
00:38:16,851 --> 00:38:18,515
(Munrow laughing)

466
00:38:19,618 --> 00:38:20,749
Munrow?

467
00:38:21,018 --> 00:38:23,056
- A word, please.
- Just a minute, Laing.

468
00:38:23,451 --> 00:38:24,970
Munrow: Look,
so I'll see you tomorrow.

469
00:38:25,018 --> 00:38:26,183
(women giggling)

470
00:38:26,185 --> 00:38:27,250
Munrow: Perfect.

471
00:38:33,085 --> 00:38:35,243
Munrow: <i>Funny us living in
the same building.</i>

472
00:38:36,684 --> 00:38:37,816
We're just below Royal.

473
00:38:38,851 --> 00:38:39,949
Where are you?

474
00:38:41,584 --> 00:38:44,649
You took a tumble the other day
and we sent you for a scan.

475
00:38:45,451 --> 00:38:47,569
Yes, it was unnecessary fuss.
I hadn't eaten.

476
00:38:59,718 --> 00:39:01,796
I'm afraid we might have
found something.

477
00:39:06,284 --> 00:39:07,483
What do you mean "something"?

478
00:39:24,884 --> 00:39:26,183
My father's not gonna like this.

479
00:39:33,351 --> 00:39:36,682
Woo-hoo! Come on, darling!

480
00:39:36,951 --> 00:39:40,382
Chop-chop! Half a league onward!

481
00:39:40,384 --> 00:39:42,582
(children screaming)

482
00:39:52,085 --> 00:39:54,149
- Dad: What are you in again?
- Sound.

483
00:39:54,718 --> 00:39:56,016
Just got back from Tanzania.

484
00:39:56,018 --> 00:39:58,249
Recording the mating cry
of the baboon.

485
00:39:58,784 --> 00:40:01,415
Awful bloody things.
They throw shit at you.

486
00:40:01,751 --> 00:40:02,816
Talbot: That's it.

487
00:40:04,251 --> 00:40:07,716
An object that is in motion
will not change its velocity

488
00:40:07,718 --> 00:40:11,116
unless an external force
acts upon it.

489
00:40:12,018 --> 00:40:14,249
I've no qualms about
the invasion of my privacy

490
00:40:14,251 --> 00:40:18,515
by government agencies or
data processing organizations.

491
00:40:19,118 --> 00:40:21,782
All I want is my fair share of
the electricity so I can turn

492
00:40:21,784 --> 00:40:25,782
a damned light on and ensure
I've wiped my backside properly.

493
00:40:26,618 --> 00:40:29,116
Teething problems, Wilder.
The building is still settling.

494
00:40:29,451 --> 00:40:32,349
Yeah, that what Herr Royal
told you, was it?

495
00:40:32,718 --> 00:40:35,515
Talbot: The fact is,
we're all bio-robots now.

496
00:40:35,517 --> 00:40:37,949
I mean none of us can live
without the equipment

497
00:40:37,951 --> 00:40:41,849
we surround ourselves with.
Cameras, cars, telephones.

498
00:40:41,851 --> 00:40:42,949
Exactly.

499
00:40:43,851 --> 00:40:46,116
- Thank you, Helen, very much.
- I wanna go home.

500
00:40:46,784 --> 00:40:50,849
I suspect Laing here has
been charged with disseminating

501
00:40:50,851 --> 00:40:53,515
propaganda amongst
the lower orders.

502
00:40:54,584 --> 00:40:58,182
The dangling carrot of
friendship and approval.

503
00:40:58,517 --> 00:41:00,582
Laing: Look, Toby,
try to fit in, all right?

504
00:41:00,584 --> 00:41:02,622
You want people to
like you, don't you?

505
00:41:03,918 --> 00:41:06,215
The children were turned away
from the pool this morning

506
00:41:06,217 --> 00:41:08,482
- for being too noisy.
- Under whose authority?

507
00:41:09,517 --> 00:41:11,182
Our lives are too messy,
Richard.

508
00:41:11,184 --> 00:41:13,049
Helen: Successful people don't
want to be reminded

509
00:41:13,051 --> 00:41:14,169
that things can go wrong.

510
00:41:15,751 --> 00:41:17,829
(high pitched voice)
Is that right, Laing?

511
00:41:18,618 --> 00:41:20,616
Are we the ones
letting the building down?

512
00:41:20,618 --> 00:41:21,616
(Laing laughs)

513
00:41:21,618 --> 00:41:25,582
I think any sensible person
would envy what you have here.

514
00:41:28,184 --> 00:41:29,249
(Wilder chuckles)

515
00:41:29,584 --> 00:41:33,282
Well, I won't have
my children humiliated.

516
00:41:35,184 --> 00:41:37,142
We'll start a
parents' action group.

517
00:41:37,351 --> 00:41:39,389
- Here we go.
- Who wants to go swimming?

518
00:41:39,517 --> 00:41:40,682
(children screaming)

519
00:41:40,684 --> 00:41:41,749
All right, come on.

520
00:41:43,884 --> 00:41:45,949
Richard, I don't have costumes
for all these children.

521
00:41:45,951 --> 00:41:47,949
I don't even know
if they can all swim.

522
00:41:48,018 --> 00:41:50,582
I'm not a parent but I am
a psychiatrist. Will that do?

523
00:41:51,584 --> 00:41:54,382
The more the merrier. Come on,
no time like the present.

524
00:41:54,384 --> 00:41:55,482
Come on, kids!

525
00:41:56,018 --> 00:41:58,515
(chanting)
<i>Swimming pool, swimming pool...</i>

526
00:41:58,517 --> 00:41:59,882
- One thing's for sure.
- Yeah?

527
00:41:59,884 --> 00:42:01,515
This building's nowhere near
as homogenous

528
00:42:01,517 --> 00:42:02,756
as someone would like to think.

529
00:42:04,284 --> 00:42:06,402
- You're right about that.
- Yeah. I'll see you later.

530
00:42:06,551 --> 00:42:07,616
Bye.

531
00:42:08,684 --> 00:42:11,749
<i>Swimming pool, swimming pool...</i>

532
00:42:17,117 --> 00:42:18,849
<i>Swimming pool, swimming pool...</i>

533
00:42:23,284 --> 00:42:24,649
Is it always like this here?

534
00:42:26,251 --> 00:42:27,315
Yes.

535
00:42:30,284 --> 00:42:32,349
<i>Swimming pool, swimming pool...</i>

536
00:42:34,684 --> 00:42:36,115
<i>Swimming pool...</i>

537
00:42:36,117 --> 00:42:37,996
Toby:
Why haven't you got a wife?

538
00:42:38,117 --> 00:42:39,316
Why haven't you got a father?

539
00:42:42,718 --> 00:42:44,249
Laing: I'm so sorry. I...

540
00:42:44,751 --> 00:42:46,869
(laughs) I didn't mean
to say that out loud.

541
00:42:47,084 --> 00:42:49,242
Sorry, Toby. Come on,
let's help clear this up.

542
00:42:49,918 --> 00:42:51,482
Laura said your
family's all dead.

543
00:42:51,851 --> 00:42:53,649
- What?
- Did you kill them?

544
00:42:54,251 --> 00:42:55,315
(Laing laughs)

545
00:42:55,751 --> 00:42:56,849
Um.

546
00:42:58,117 --> 00:42:59,515
No. No, Toby, I didn't.

547
00:43:00,584 --> 00:43:02,662
What does it feel like
to be the last one?

548
00:43:08,951 --> 00:43:10,015
You know, Toby, um...

549
00:43:12,284 --> 00:43:14,602
when I was your age I was always
covered in something.

550
00:43:16,584 --> 00:43:17,649
Mud.

551
00:43:19,050 --> 00:43:20,782
Jam. Failure.

552
00:43:22,618 --> 00:43:24,897
My father would never
associate with anything dirty.

553
00:43:26,451 --> 00:43:28,949
- Or real.
- My father's up there.

554
00:43:31,584 --> 00:43:33,449
You mean he's in heaven?

555
00:43:34,117 --> 00:43:35,682
Toby: Heaven's not real, stupid.

556
00:43:38,551 --> 00:43:40,549
(sighs)
You should have gone with him.

557
00:44:12,184 --> 00:44:13,749
I'm gonna take Toby home.

558
00:44:15,784 --> 00:44:17,742
I think I've forgotten
how to sleep.

559
00:44:20,217 --> 00:44:22,655
You know, everyone's in terrible
debt like us, I'm certain.

560
00:44:24,417 --> 00:44:26,295
They're just better
at hiding it.

561
00:44:33,684 --> 00:44:34,782
Perhaps I can help.

562
00:44:40,751 --> 00:44:42,315
(electrical buzzing)

563
00:44:42,517 --> 00:44:43,749
Fuck's sake.

564
00:44:43,751 --> 00:44:45,749
Come on, Toby,
let's take the stairs.

565
00:44:49,851 --> 00:44:51,649
(indistinct chatter)

566
00:44:53,718 --> 00:44:55,948
(chanting)
<i>Swimming pool, swimming pool...</i>

567
00:44:56,184 --> 00:44:57,716
Guys, it's closed.

568
00:44:57,718 --> 00:45:00,782
- Daiquiri for the screen siren.
- (Jane smacks her lips)

569
00:45:01,417 --> 00:45:02,515
There's nothing there.

570
00:45:02,517 --> 00:45:04,182
Are you blind
as well as stupid?

571
00:45:04,184 --> 00:45:06,249
Look in my ear
and tell me what you see.

572
00:45:07,351 --> 00:45:08,415
Our party.

573
00:45:08,950 --> 00:45:10,015
Our rules!

574
00:45:10,417 --> 00:45:12,449
(cheering)

575
00:45:20,850 --> 00:45:23,616
- Mind if we join you?
- Yes, we do.

576
00:45:23,618 --> 00:45:25,915
- Share and share alike, Janie.
- (Jane gasps)

577
00:45:26,217 --> 00:45:29,182
Last one in's a big fat sissy!

578
00:45:34,684 --> 00:45:35,782
I shouldn't really.

579
00:45:37,017 --> 00:45:38,115
No, you shouldn't.

580
00:45:42,117 --> 00:45:44,649
It's undercooked. Send it back.

581
00:45:56,684 --> 00:45:58,582
If it isn't the social climber.

582
00:46:01,451 --> 00:46:03,609
Simmons: She got you
babysitting now, has she?

583
00:46:05,184 --> 00:46:06,282
Hold your horses.

584
00:46:07,050 --> 00:46:08,716
That staircase is closed.

585
00:46:08,718 --> 00:46:10,795
- Don't be absurd.
- (electrical buzzing)

586
00:46:13,917 --> 00:46:17,848
Well, we'll just have to make
our own entertainment.

587
00:46:17,850 --> 00:46:19,449
(electrical crackling)

588
00:46:20,451 --> 00:46:21,582
Steele: Won't we?

589
00:46:21,584 --> 00:46:24,148
Come on.
Crack a smile, why don't you.

590
00:46:24,751 --> 00:46:26,249
Scared your mascara will run?

591
00:46:26,718 --> 00:46:28,382
You'll never work
in television again,

592
00:46:28,384 --> 00:46:29,815
I'll make damn sure of that.

593
00:46:40,184 --> 00:46:42,022
Cosgrove:
<i>No children allowed.</i>

594
00:47:02,950 --> 00:47:04,115
Why didn't you punch him?

595
00:47:06,050 --> 00:47:07,148
Good question.

596
00:47:47,017 --> 00:47:47,982
(knocking on door)

597
00:47:47,984 --> 00:47:50,142
- (door opens)
- Charlotte:<i> What's happening?</i>

598
00:47:51,184 --> 00:47:53,502
Have you seen Laura? She's
supposed to be babysitting.

599
00:47:54,117 --> 00:47:55,182
No.

600
00:47:56,251 --> 00:47:57,330
I'm going to the pool.

601
00:48:51,783 --> 00:48:54,315
(indistinct chatter)

602
00:48:57,950 --> 00:49:00,449
- Give me that fucking candle.
- Who the hell is that?

603
00:49:00,451 --> 00:49:01,515
Out of my way.

604
00:49:01,717 --> 00:49:03,349
Munrow, know of a decent party
we can crash?

605
00:49:03,351 --> 00:49:04,449
Out of my way!

606
00:49:07,417 --> 00:49:08,681
(buzzing)

607
00:49:25,750 --> 00:49:28,082
(woman sobbing)

608
00:49:31,284 --> 00:49:33,282
(sobs)

609
00:49:45,251 --> 00:49:46,315
Laing: Pity.

610
00:49:48,517 --> 00:49:50,994
An animal like this should be
strong enough to swim for hours.

611
00:49:55,850 --> 00:49:57,015
It was like a child to her.

612
00:50:00,517 --> 00:50:01,748
Pathetic really.

613
00:50:04,217 --> 00:50:07,282
♪ ("Fly United"
by Amon Düül plays) ♪

614
00:50:36,550 --> 00:50:37,909
Wilder:
Where did you sneak off to?

615
00:50:38,184 --> 00:50:40,781
Oh, well, the chlorine doesn't
agree with my eczema.

616
00:50:41,717 --> 00:50:42,848
Well, don't do it again.

617
00:50:43,251 --> 00:50:45,249
It reflects badly on
a man's character. Give me that.

618
00:50:45,251 --> 00:50:46,315
Talbot: Whoa.

619
00:50:47,017 --> 00:50:49,135
Kids' parties always
put me on fucking edge.

620
00:50:52,683 --> 00:50:53,882
Now we're getting somewhere.

621
00:50:54,050 --> 00:50:55,148
(sniffs)

622
00:50:57,451 --> 00:50:59,648
Eeny, meeny, miny...

623
00:51:01,750 --> 00:51:02,948
mo.

624
00:51:03,683 --> 00:51:06,482
(woman laughing)

625
00:51:06,717 --> 00:51:09,514
Oops a daisy, you seem to
have fallen off your tuffet.

626
00:51:09,516 --> 00:51:10,615
My hero.

627
00:51:11,084 --> 00:51:12,982
Save me from myself.

628
00:51:14,683 --> 00:51:16,449
Get your hands off her,
you cocky bastard.

629
00:51:16,750 --> 00:51:20,681
I may be a bastard, madam,
but I'm a polite bastard.

630
00:51:21,950 --> 00:51:24,282
- She's out of your league.
- What about you, Sonny Jim?

631
00:51:25,050 --> 00:51:26,382
Lover boy. Twinkle toes.

632
00:51:26,384 --> 00:51:28,342
Are you in my league,
by any chance?

633
00:51:28,917 --> 00:51:31,035
Come on. Show the lady
what you're made of.

634
00:51:32,084 --> 00:51:33,148
(groaning)

635
00:51:33,750 --> 00:51:37,481
Oh, dear, dear.
That's not a good start, is it?

636
00:51:37,917 --> 00:51:39,015
Shall we try again?

637
00:51:40,384 --> 00:51:42,015
Try using your fists this time.

638
00:51:42,351 --> 00:51:43,415
It's traditional.

639
00:51:44,451 --> 00:51:46,349
- (crowd cheers)
- (laughter)

640
00:51:46,351 --> 00:51:47,415
Oh!

641
00:51:51,284 --> 00:51:52,615
- (grunting)
- (laughter)

642
00:51:52,617 --> 00:51:53,696
Should we do something?

643
00:51:55,351 --> 00:51:57,269
Well, that's a
matter of opinion.

644
00:51:57,516 --> 00:51:59,754
There's a school of thought
that says we shouldn't.

645
00:52:00,617 --> 00:52:01,915
Could do more harm than good.

646
00:52:03,084 --> 00:52:04,915
(laughing)

647
00:52:04,917 --> 00:52:06,249
Huh? Sonny Jim.

648
00:52:07,217 --> 00:52:08,282
Wilder, stop it.

649
00:52:09,384 --> 00:52:10,862
Charlotte: What do you
think of Laing?

650
00:52:11,050 --> 00:52:12,848
Well, he's hiding
in plain sight.

651
00:52:12,850 --> 00:52:14,049
It's not a bad party, is it?

652
00:52:14,883 --> 00:52:16,082
There is something about him.

653
00:52:17,017 --> 00:52:18,082
Wilder: Come on.

654
00:52:24,617 --> 00:52:27,948
♪ (rock music plays) ♪

655
00:52:29,084 --> 00:52:30,148
Wilder: Ha, ha, ha!

656
00:52:47,384 --> 00:52:49,581
♪ (muffled music plays) ♪

657
00:53:52,050 --> 00:53:53,681
(glass shatters)

658
00:54:09,550 --> 00:54:11,748
Wilder: You can cross him off
your waiting list.

659
00:54:12,017 --> 00:54:14,215
He won't be needing a
head doctor any time soon.

660
00:54:17,683 --> 00:54:18,781
Laing: No, he won't.

661
00:55:12,550 --> 00:55:14,281
(seagulls squawking)

662
00:55:40,050 --> 00:55:41,115
No.

663
00:55:43,883 --> 00:55:45,148
So who do you want me to blame?

664
00:56:09,216 --> 00:56:10,281
Suicide.

665
00:56:14,683 --> 00:56:15,748
Yeah.

666
00:56:17,084 --> 00:56:18,962
God, I feel sorry
for his mother.

667
00:56:22,084 --> 00:56:24,748
I'm sure his people are
taking care of everything.

668
00:56:35,450 --> 00:56:37,408
What's in all of
these boxes anyway?

669
00:56:40,917 --> 00:56:42,148
Sex and paranoia.

670
00:56:42,750 --> 00:56:43,915
What did you say?

671
00:56:45,917 --> 00:56:46,982
Nothing.

672
00:56:48,950 --> 00:56:51,148
- Shall we get some air?
- Is that your sister?

673
00:56:52,283 --> 00:56:53,348
Laing: Probably.

674
00:57:00,617 --> 00:57:01,781
Did you get any sleep?

675
00:57:04,216 --> 00:57:06,115
Laing: Not really. You?

676
00:57:06,450 --> 00:57:07,581
No.

677
00:57:08,850 --> 00:57:09,948
Talbot's right.

678
00:57:11,750 --> 00:57:13,115
It's as if everyone
suddenly silently

679
00:57:13,117 --> 00:57:14,514
decided to cross some line.

680
00:57:14,516 --> 00:57:15,948
- ♪ (music playing below) ♪
- (screaming)

681
00:57:15,950 --> 00:57:18,147
- Be worse tonight.
- It's not that bad, surely?

682
00:57:18,350 --> 00:57:21,015
- Can't be.
- Are you sure you're a doctor?

683
00:57:22,416 --> 00:57:24,374
Of course I am.
What else would I be?

684
00:57:26,450 --> 00:57:27,581
Yuck!

685
00:57:27,917 --> 00:57:29,314
(knocking on door)

686
00:57:39,583 --> 00:57:40,648
Laing!

687
00:57:41,183 --> 00:57:43,481
Listen, I've got an idea.

688
00:57:43,917 --> 00:57:45,015
A solid one.

689
00:57:45,450 --> 00:57:47,481
<i>I need an introduction
to the architect.</i>

690
00:57:48,383 --> 00:57:50,541
I'm gonna make a documentary
about this place.

691
00:57:50,917 --> 00:57:54,281
That young man Munrow, you know,
the one who died last night?

692
00:57:55,116 --> 00:57:56,995
He'll make a good
starting point.

693
00:57:59,883 --> 00:58:02,414
I mean,
doesn't it seem odd, Laing,

694
00:58:02,583 --> 00:58:05,615
that a man can fall from
the 39th floor

695
00:58:06,017 --> 00:58:07,915
and not one police car turn up?

696
00:58:08,950 --> 00:58:10,448
Where's the investigation,
Laing?

697
00:58:10,883 --> 00:58:12,781
I mean, where's the sirens?

698
00:58:15,183 --> 00:58:16,748
Laing!

699
00:58:21,183 --> 00:58:22,248
Christ!

700
00:58:27,750 --> 00:58:28,848
Who was that?

701
00:58:29,516 --> 00:58:30,581
Wilder.

702
00:58:31,917 --> 00:58:33,955
What did he want?
Why didn't he come in?

703
00:58:36,116 --> 00:58:38,181
I don't know, some scheme.

704
00:58:40,583 --> 00:58:42,541
I'd steer clear of him
for a while.

705
00:58:45,717 --> 00:58:46,999
Of Wilder?

706
00:58:47,000 --> 00:58:48,281
Don't be absurd. He went a bit
overboard with Simmons,

707
00:58:48,283 --> 00:58:50,201
but really he
wouldn't hurt a fly.

708
00:58:50,850 --> 00:58:51,915
What about a dog?

709
00:58:53,450 --> 00:58:55,948
Charlotte:
It's rude to spy, Toby.

710
00:58:56,550 --> 00:58:58,081
Laing: Leave him be,
he's not doing any harm.

711
00:58:58,083 --> 00:58:59,281
I wouldn't, if I were you.

712
00:58:59,717 --> 00:59:00,916
Laing:
What have you got there?

713
00:59:01,617 --> 00:59:03,815
- A kaleidoscope.
- Laing: Oh.

714
00:59:04,883 --> 00:59:06,561
Laing: What can you see
through that thing?

715
00:59:06,917 --> 00:59:08,015
The future.

716
00:59:08,416 --> 00:59:09,481
(laughs)

717
00:59:09,483 --> 00:59:12,348
And what do you want
to be in that future of yours?

718
00:59:12,617 --> 00:59:15,147
An engine driver?
An astronaut?

719
00:59:15,516 --> 00:59:18,514
- I wanna be better than you.
- Oh, for God's sake, Toby.

720
00:59:19,350 --> 00:59:21,068
Laing:
He's quite right.

721
00:59:21,717 --> 00:59:22,848
I should go and change.

722
00:59:25,049 --> 00:59:26,114
(mouthing)

723
00:59:38,383 --> 00:59:39,481
Simmons is right.

724
00:59:40,283 --> 00:59:42,281
Wilder is nothing but
an unconscionable

725
00:59:42,283 --> 00:59:43,581
fucking reprobate.

726
00:59:44,617 --> 00:59:46,147
He's symptomatic, isn't he?

727
00:59:46,516 --> 00:59:50,514
You know, the whole place
obviously needs a firmer hand.

728
00:59:51,283 --> 00:59:53,815
There's no food left.
Only the dog's.

729
00:59:55,049 --> 00:59:59,181
And Mrs. Hillman is refusing
to clean unless I pay her

730
00:59:59,183 --> 01:00:00,514
what I apparently owe her.

731
01:00:02,049 --> 01:00:04,915
Like all poor people,
she's obsessed with money.

732
01:00:06,116 --> 01:00:07,248
Yes.

733
01:00:07,550 --> 01:00:09,848
You know, we can't have
a repeat of last night.

734
01:00:11,250 --> 01:00:13,514
Pangbourne: We have got to show
the lower floors

735
01:00:13,516 --> 01:00:16,147
that we can throw
a better party than them.

736
01:00:17,717 --> 01:00:20,581
Healthy competition is the basis
of a modern thriving economy.

737
01:00:22,049 --> 01:00:24,448
But you're right,
we must prevail.

738
01:00:25,116 --> 01:00:26,481
Right, first things first.

739
01:00:28,949 --> 01:00:32,815
We must commandeer
all necessary resources.

740
01:00:33,949 --> 01:00:35,781
Simmons? List.

741
01:00:37,617 --> 01:00:38,681
Booze.

742
01:00:40,450 --> 01:00:41,581
Canapés.

743
01:00:44,383 --> 01:00:45,781
Cocktail onions.

744
01:00:47,916 --> 01:00:49,155
Pangbourne: Other suggestions?

745
01:00:50,583 --> 01:00:51,648
Cake.

746
01:00:51,916 --> 01:00:54,314
Are we talking about
a raiding party then?

747
01:00:54,783 --> 01:00:55,947
Pangbourne: Not so harsh.

748
01:00:57,049 --> 01:00:59,281
Although I think we
should be prepared

749
01:00:59,283 --> 01:01:02,248
to meet moderate resistance.

750
01:01:04,949 --> 01:01:06,181
Ah.

751
01:01:06,183 --> 01:01:07,648
Royal. Just the man.

752
01:01:08,850 --> 01:01:11,815
You still hold the key
to the building,

753
01:01:12,850 --> 01:01:14,947
symbolically, at least.

754
01:01:15,617 --> 01:01:17,535
We'd like you to lead
a delegation.

755
01:01:17,850 --> 01:01:19,348
Where to? The United Nations?

756
01:01:20,850 --> 01:01:22,181
The supermarket.

757
01:02:05,550 --> 01:02:06,615
Richard?

758
01:02:07,283 --> 01:02:09,161
- Is that you?
- It's all right.

759
01:02:09,849 --> 01:02:10,947
Go back to sleep.

760
01:02:22,216 --> 01:02:23,974
Helen:
What are you doing?

761
01:02:24,849 --> 01:02:26,768
Wilder:
I'm starting a new project.

762
01:02:28,949 --> 01:02:30,314
Another prison documentary?

763
01:02:35,683 --> 01:02:37,281
- Richard?
- What?

764
01:02:40,116 --> 01:02:42,154
You shouldn't leave me
alone like that.

765
01:02:45,016 --> 01:02:46,934
I love you
but I don't trust you.

766
01:02:47,283 --> 01:02:49,361
I don't think I ever have.
Isn't that sad?

767
01:02:50,083 --> 01:02:51,281
You're not alone.

768
01:02:52,717 --> 01:02:53,847
You've got the children.

769
01:02:55,183 --> 01:02:57,047
Things would be better
if we could afford to move

770
01:02:57,049 --> 01:02:58,114
to a higher floor.

771
01:03:01,250 --> 01:03:03,208
It's the light
I envy them up there.

772
01:03:08,782 --> 01:03:10,181
Wilder: Stop torturing yourself.

773
01:03:13,049 --> 01:03:14,414
You're perfectly happy.

774
01:03:17,516 --> 01:03:18,914
Try and be more like Charlotte.

775
01:03:23,216 --> 01:03:24,581
Less giving, you mean?

776
01:03:33,516 --> 01:03:36,181
- At least leave me some money.
- There's money on the table.

777
01:04:01,083 --> 01:04:02,581
(elevator chimes)

778
01:04:33,882 --> 01:04:35,081
(dog barking in distance)

779
01:05:04,949 --> 01:05:06,014
Excuse me.

780
01:05:06,749 --> 01:05:07,847
Get out of my way!

781
01:05:27,250 --> 01:05:28,348
Residuum.

782
01:05:28,350 --> 01:05:31,780
Some of these people generate
the most unusual garbage.

783
01:05:33,049 --> 01:05:35,407
Objects that could well be of
interest to the Vice Squad.

784
01:05:35,882 --> 01:05:36,947
Look.

785
01:05:38,782 --> 01:05:40,314
I don't know anything about it.

786
01:05:41,849 --> 01:05:43,248
I don't know what caused it.

787
01:05:45,183 --> 01:05:46,314
And I didn't do it.

788
01:05:46,749 --> 01:05:47,981
We're on the same level.

789
01:05:48,550 --> 01:05:49,947
That's all that counts now.

790
01:05:50,583 --> 01:05:52,581
At least until all
of this blows over.

791
01:05:55,682 --> 01:05:57,147
Steele:
Restrain that intruder!

792
01:05:57,383 --> 01:06:00,581
There, look! What we need
is a good sturdy chain!

793
01:06:05,016 --> 01:06:06,147
(dog whimpers)

794
01:06:09,083 --> 01:06:10,181
What are you doing?

795
01:06:10,416 --> 01:06:12,147
I'm packing to leave.

796
01:06:12,383 --> 01:06:13,481
What do you think?

797
01:06:13,483 --> 01:06:17,647
Has anyone actually made a
formal complaint to the owners?

798
01:06:18,083 --> 01:06:19,780
We are the owners.

799
01:06:20,350 --> 01:06:23,014
Pass me that green thing.
Daddy likes to see me in it.

800
01:06:24,116 --> 01:06:26,580
You're not going anywhere.
I forbid it.

801
01:06:28,516 --> 01:06:29,981
(Ann gasps)

802
01:06:31,383 --> 01:06:33,481
(Ann breathes heavily)

803
01:06:38,416 --> 01:06:39,481
(sighs)

804
01:06:40,450 --> 01:06:41,514
Well...

805
01:06:44,250 --> 01:06:47,680
That's the first time he's
touched me in... Six months?

806
01:06:49,616 --> 01:06:52,114
- (laughing)
- (elevator chimes)

807
01:06:53,882 --> 01:06:54,981
(Ann laughs)

808
01:07:01,782 --> 01:07:02,914
Royal:<i> Simmons!</i>

809
01:07:03,116 --> 01:07:05,780
(goat whimpers)

810
01:07:05,782 --> 01:07:07,114
Royal:<i> Simmons!</i>

811
01:07:07,849 --> 01:07:10,747
What's wrong? Poor little chap.

812
01:07:19,549 --> 01:07:23,580
<i>♪ Row, row, row your boat
Gently down the stream ♪</i>

813
01:07:24,116 --> 01:07:26,381
<i>♪ Merrily, merrily,
Merrily, merrily, ♪</i>

814
01:07:26,383 --> 01:07:27,914
<i>♪ Life is but a dream ♪</i>

815
01:07:28,882 --> 01:07:32,914
<i>♪ Row, row, row your boat
Gently down the stream ♪</i>

816
01:07:33,383 --> 01:07:35,448
<i>♪ Merrily, merrily,
Merrily, merrily, ♪</i>

817
01:07:35,450 --> 01:07:36,947
<i>♪ Life is but a dream ♪</i>

818
01:07:37,882 --> 01:07:41,847
<i>♪ Row, row, row your boat
Gently down the stream ♪</i>

819
01:07:42,116 --> 01:07:45,847
<i>♪ If you see a crocodile
Don't forget to scream ♪</i>

820
01:07:46,083 --> 01:07:47,448
(screaming)

821
01:10:09,183 --> 01:10:10,348
Pangbourne: What about him?

822
01:10:11,283 --> 01:10:12,580
I think he knows his place.

823
01:10:34,949 --> 01:10:36,947
Jane: Good God,
what do they look like?

824
01:10:37,283 --> 01:10:39,380
Cosgrove: You know,
I've never been in one of these.

825
01:10:39,382 --> 01:10:40,880
What does one do exactly?

826
01:10:40,882 --> 01:10:43,747
- Hunt and gather, of course.
- Gather what, exactly?

827
01:10:43,749 --> 01:10:45,181
(PA system chimes)

828
01:10:45,549 --> 01:10:47,981
Announcer: <i>Welcome to the
15th floor market.</i>

829
01:10:48,682 --> 01:10:51,014
<i>Today we have a special
offer on French bread</i>

830
01:10:51,016 --> 01:10:52,313
<i>and French</i> fromage.

831
01:10:52,582 --> 01:10:55,680
(distorted)<i> Thank you</i>
<i>for shopping on floor 15.</i>

832
01:10:57,949 --> 01:11:00,747
Wilder: Talbot! Where the hell
are you hiding, man?

833
01:11:00,749 --> 01:11:02,447
Talbot: The model
here is less the noble savage

834
01:11:02,449 --> 01:11:04,981
and more our un-innocent
post-Freudian selves.

835
01:11:05,582 --> 01:11:08,380
Perhaps they resent never
having had the chance

836
01:11:08,382 --> 01:11:09,447
to become perverse.

837
01:11:09,449 --> 01:11:12,647
Outraged by all that
over-indulgent toilet training.

838
01:11:14,716 --> 01:11:15,995
Customer:
Queue's back here, pal.

839
01:11:16,382 --> 01:11:19,047
(speaking French)

840
01:11:19,049 --> 01:11:21,513
Good. Working.
Need to get to the top.

841
01:11:21,916 --> 01:11:23,747
This money's yours if you can
point me in the direction

842
01:11:23,749 --> 01:11:24,847
of the service lift.

843
01:11:28,449 --> 01:11:31,313
Wilder: Oh, hello, girls.
Out on a spree, are we?

844
01:11:31,616 --> 01:11:32,947
That's Wilder!

845
01:11:33,216 --> 01:11:36,181
Yes, I recognize you
from the foyer.

846
01:11:36,183 --> 01:11:38,447
Sort of an agitator type.

847
01:11:44,549 --> 01:11:45,647
(Pangbourne grunts)

848
01:11:45,649 --> 01:11:48,181
Bet you wish you'd gone to the
back of the bloody queue now.

849
01:11:48,515 --> 01:11:49,580
Wilder: Bastard!

850
01:11:54,083 --> 01:11:55,947
Obviously a far more dangerous
mix than anything our

851
01:11:55,949 --> 01:11:58,247
Victorian forebears
had to cope with anyway.

852
01:11:59,616 --> 01:12:01,680
- (PA system chimes)
- (grunting)

853
01:12:04,183 --> 01:12:05,501
Excuse me,
let me through, please.

854
01:12:05,949 --> 01:12:07,114
Hold on.
What have you got?

855
01:12:07,382 --> 01:12:08,680
- Let me see it.
- Don't touch that.

856
01:12:08,682 --> 01:12:09,847
I wouldn't do that
if I were you.

857
01:12:09,849 --> 01:12:11,088
Let me through, it's my paint.

858
01:12:12,716 --> 01:12:13,947
Get off that, it's mine.

859
01:12:13,949 --> 01:12:15,014
It's mine!

860
01:12:33,749 --> 01:12:35,480
(grunting)

861
01:12:48,282 --> 01:12:49,447
(shouts) It's my paint!

862
01:12:54,916 --> 01:12:56,313
You really smashed him up.

863
01:12:56,716 --> 01:12:58,280
I think you burst his eyeball.

864
01:13:00,682 --> 01:13:02,981
- (screaming)
- (indistinct shouting)

865
01:13:14,249 --> 01:13:15,513
Misogynist!

866
01:13:17,249 --> 01:13:18,347
(screaming)

867
01:14:11,749 --> 01:14:12,847
Talbot?

868
01:14:17,682 --> 01:14:19,747
He's expecting us.
I wonder where he is.

869
01:14:28,382 --> 01:14:31,513
Don't think you can count on
the Geneva bloody Convention

870
01:14:31,515 --> 01:14:34,413
to get you out of this one,
you longhaired poofter.

871
01:14:34,415 --> 01:14:35,580
(muffled) Help! Help!

872
01:14:36,182 --> 01:14:37,247
(knocking on door)

873
01:14:46,582 --> 01:14:47,680
Room for two more?

874
01:14:56,949 --> 01:14:58,947
I haven't got any money.
Will this do?

875
01:15:01,916 --> 01:15:03,035
Look after your brother.

876
01:15:05,515 --> 01:15:07,280
Why? You made him.

877
01:15:08,515 --> 01:15:09,580
Is it the bomb?

878
01:15:10,115 --> 01:15:12,034
- When are you coming back?
- Soon.

879
01:15:13,282 --> 01:15:14,413
Are you freaking out?

880
01:15:17,048 --> 01:15:18,146
Kiss.

881
01:15:18,849 --> 01:15:19,947
Kiss.

882
01:15:23,682 --> 01:15:24,747
(knocking on door)

883
01:15:35,082 --> 01:15:36,146
Laing: Helen.

884
01:15:36,682 --> 01:15:37,914
Come in, come in.

885
01:15:37,916 --> 01:15:38,981
Please.

886
01:15:39,382 --> 01:15:40,647
It's so nice to see you.

887
01:15:41,515 --> 01:15:44,614
Listen, you must
give me your opinion.

888
01:15:45,882 --> 01:15:47,960
I think I've finally found
the right tone.

889
01:15:50,849 --> 01:15:51,914
What do you think?

890
01:16:03,616 --> 01:16:05,213
Woman: (on radio)
<i>And now the shipping forecast</i>

891
01:16:05,215 --> 01:16:06,680
<i>issued by the Met Office</i>

892
01:16:06,682 --> 01:16:09,080
<i>at 2-3-4-3
on Saturday the 18th.</i>

893
01:16:09,582 --> 01:16:13,013
<i>There are warnings of gales
in all areas except Trafalgar.</i>

894
01:16:13,415 --> 01:16:15,580
<i>The general synopsis
at 1-8-double 0,</i>

895
01:16:16,048 --> 01:16:18,413
<i>low, 200 miles
south of Iceland...</i>

896
01:16:21,082 --> 01:16:22,180
Royal: Simmons!

897
01:16:24,215 --> 01:16:25,280
Where's my wife?

898
01:16:26,282 --> 01:16:27,347
I don't know.

899
01:16:27,549 --> 01:16:29,467
Well who invited
all these people?

900
01:16:30,349 --> 01:16:31,614
They invited themselves.

901
01:16:34,015 --> 01:16:35,614
You can't hide up here forever.

902
01:16:36,882 --> 01:16:39,614
You'll have to go down there
and save her.

903
01:16:40,415 --> 01:16:41,480
He's right.

904
01:16:42,882 --> 01:16:44,920
Pangbourne:
She could get herself killed.

905
01:16:46,048 --> 01:16:47,113
Or worse.

906
01:16:49,115 --> 01:16:50,580
Unless that's what you want.

907
01:16:52,082 --> 01:16:55,180
You are fired.

908
01:16:57,382 --> 01:16:58,647
I don't work for you.

909
01:17:02,849 --> 01:17:03,967
I work for the building.

910
01:17:06,782 --> 01:17:08,614
Woman: (on radio)
<i>Fisher, south-westerly,</i>

911
01:17:08,616 --> 01:17:09,814
<i>bearing westerly,</i>

912
01:17:10,015 --> 01:17:13,747
<i>six to gale eight,
perhaps severe gale nine later.</i>

913
01:17:14,048 --> 01:17:18,146
<i>Rain then wintry showers,
moderate or poor becoming good.</i>

914
01:17:18,782 --> 01:17:20,280
<i>German Bight and Humber.</i>

915
01:17:23,616 --> 01:17:25,046
Come on! Come, come, come!

916
01:17:25,048 --> 01:17:26,480
(elevator chimes)

917
01:17:26,915 --> 01:17:28,180
<i>Et tu,</i> Digby?

918
01:17:29,616 --> 01:17:30,980
(laughing)

919
01:17:36,882 --> 01:17:37,946
Right.

920
01:17:37,948 --> 01:17:42,247
Which one of you bastards
is going to fuck me up the ass?

921
01:17:42,249 --> 01:17:44,180
(cheering)

922
01:17:44,716 --> 01:17:46,046
Woman: (on radio)
<i>...rain at times,</i>

923
01:17:46,048 --> 01:17:48,113
<i>moderate or poor becoming good.</i>

924
01:17:48,382 --> 01:17:51,547
<i>Biscay, south-westerly,
six to gale eight.</i>

925
01:17:51,549 --> 01:17:54,413
<i>Occasional rain,
moderate or poor.</i>

926
01:18:42,382 --> 01:18:44,280
(moaning)

927
01:18:53,749 --> 01:18:54,846
I'm coming.

928
01:19:52,749 --> 01:19:55,447
- What floor are you on?
- Uh, this one.

929
01:19:57,682 --> 01:19:58,747
What are you doing?

930
01:19:59,282 --> 01:20:00,347
Shh.

931
01:20:06,549 --> 01:20:07,647
Richard Wilder.

932
01:20:11,215 --> 01:20:14,247
It's a real pleasure,
Mr. Wilder.

933
01:20:17,382 --> 01:20:18,746
I'd watch out, if I were you.

934
01:20:19,881 --> 01:20:22,347
There's some very unhappy
bunnies bouncing about.

935
01:20:30,781 --> 01:20:31,846
(knocking on door)

936
01:20:35,382 --> 01:20:36,480
(knocking on door)

937
01:20:40,215 --> 01:20:41,280
P.C. White:<i> Hello?</i>

938
01:20:45,748 --> 01:20:46,813
(clears throat)

939
01:20:48,748 --> 01:20:49,813
White.

940
01:20:50,115 --> 01:20:51,180
Mr. Royal.

941
01:20:51,715 --> 01:20:52,874
Everything all right, sir?

942
01:20:53,249 --> 01:20:54,413
Perfectly.

943
01:20:56,349 --> 01:20:58,413
Bit of a mess in there,
isn't it?

944
01:20:59,382 --> 01:21:03,946
Oh, you know, nothing that can't
be "swept under the rug".

945
01:21:25,282 --> 01:21:27,180
(screaming)

946
01:21:30,449 --> 01:21:31,580
(glass shatters)

947
01:22:01,582 --> 01:22:03,679
(woman speaking in French)

948
01:22:15,449 --> 01:22:16,580
Royal: Enough!

949
01:22:20,715 --> 01:22:22,980
Kill you.
Go on, all of you!

950
01:22:26,549 --> 01:22:29,513
Quite enough fun
at my wife's expense.

951
01:22:30,549 --> 01:22:34,180
So if you will excuse us.

952
01:22:35,515 --> 01:22:37,347
We have guests waiting upstairs.

953
01:22:37,582 --> 01:22:38,646
Guests?

954
01:22:39,048 --> 01:22:40,966
- Come on, come on.
- Silly old me.

955
01:22:46,048 --> 01:22:47,146
Thank you, darling.

956
01:22:47,615 --> 01:22:49,380
I don't know what I would have
done without you.

957
01:22:49,382 --> 01:22:50,580
Shh.

958
01:22:50,582 --> 01:22:51,813
(groaning)

959
01:22:54,249 --> 01:22:55,813
Mrs. Hillman: Leave me alone!

960
01:22:56,282 --> 01:22:57,713
Leave me alone!

961
01:22:57,715 --> 01:22:59,347
Wilder: I won't be ignored.

962
01:22:59,681 --> 01:23:01,247
Tell me about the architect.

963
01:23:03,781 --> 01:23:04,913
(Mrs. Hillman squeals)

964
01:23:04,915 --> 01:23:07,280
Hillman: Senior side down!

965
01:23:13,082 --> 01:23:16,247
I won't be ignored.
You work for the Royals,

966
01:23:16,249 --> 01:23:18,247
you must have a way
into the penthouse.

967
01:23:18,681 --> 01:23:21,779
If I give you the key,
will you get my money?

968
01:23:22,282 --> 01:23:23,413
Money? Of course.

969
01:23:25,115 --> 01:23:27,513
If you really wanna know
about Anthony Royal,

970
01:23:28,549 --> 01:23:30,913
you'll have to talk
to that tart on 26

971
01:23:30,915 --> 01:23:32,873
with that poor little
bastard of his.

972
01:23:34,015 --> 01:23:35,146
Charlotte Melville?

973
01:23:36,082 --> 01:23:37,146
That's her.

974
01:23:38,249 --> 01:23:40,280
To sweethearts and wives.

975
01:23:42,915 --> 01:23:44,380
May they never meet.

976
01:23:44,381 --> 01:23:46,858
Mrs. Hillman: I suppose you're
a good boy really, aren't you?

977
01:23:48,781 --> 01:23:51,579
Big enough to come and go
as you please.

978
01:23:53,015 --> 01:23:56,347
Big enough to have your own key.

979
01:24:07,615 --> 01:24:08,746
What are you doing?

980
01:24:09,349 --> 01:24:12,280
I want to see you,
just once, properly.

981
01:24:13,748 --> 01:24:14,813
Please don't.

982
01:24:18,615 --> 01:24:20,746
I'm nearly perfectly
happy just as I am.

983
01:24:22,881 --> 01:24:24,113
Probably for the first time.

984
01:24:28,048 --> 01:24:31,113
Well, Charlotte's
right about one thing.

985
01:24:32,415 --> 01:24:34,693
You are definitely the best
amenity in the building.

986
01:24:40,082 --> 01:24:41,180
(knocking on door)

987
01:24:41,948 --> 01:24:43,413
Bugger off, you little shit!

988
01:24:43,681 --> 01:24:45,180
Or I'll pull your teeth out
through your ears

989
01:24:45,182 --> 01:24:46,447
and use them for buttons!

990
01:24:47,115 --> 01:24:48,180
Fuck!

991
01:24:57,881 --> 01:24:58,946
What's this?

992
01:24:59,415 --> 01:25:00,579
It's all right, Steele.

993
01:25:06,282 --> 01:25:07,347
Are you sure?

994
01:25:08,015 --> 01:25:09,146
It could be worth something.

995
01:25:09,148 --> 01:25:12,447
I've heard people are bartering
wives for food on other floors.

996
01:25:13,915 --> 01:25:15,113
I'm not that hungry.

997
01:25:16,382 --> 01:25:19,579
(Jane breathes heavily)

998
01:25:43,615 --> 01:25:45,693
Helen: <i>Charlotte's right
about one thing.</i>

999
01:25:46,249 --> 01:25:48,846
<i>You are definitely the
best amenity in the building.</i>

1000
01:26:03,915 --> 01:26:05,280
<i>My name is Richard Wilder.</i>

1001
01:26:06,948 --> 01:26:08,613
My name is Richard Wilder!

1002
01:26:10,382 --> 01:26:12,579
<i>My name is Richard Wilder!</i>

1003
01:26:13,414 --> 01:26:16,980
My name is Richard Wilder!

1004
01:26:21,048 --> 01:26:23,347
(Helen screams)

1005
01:26:24,681 --> 01:26:26,113
Richard Wilder!

1006
01:26:29,414 --> 01:26:31,646
(screams)

1007
01:26:45,881 --> 01:26:46,980
Wilder?

1008
01:26:47,948 --> 01:26:50,066
What are you doing here?
How did you get in?

1009
01:26:51,249 --> 01:26:53,980
(Wilder growling on recording)

1010
01:26:55,015 --> 01:26:57,646
I thought you'd be downstairs
manning the barricades.

1011
01:27:01,381 --> 01:27:03,113
I only came to get the
last of the supplies

1012
01:27:03,115 --> 01:27:04,479
but I see you found them.

1013
01:27:05,381 --> 01:27:09,579
(Wilder growling on recording)

1014
01:27:12,414 --> 01:27:13,579
Get off!

1015
01:27:15,048 --> 01:27:16,679
I know why I'm not your type.

1016
01:27:17,881 --> 01:27:18,946
Don't be so silly.

1017
01:27:20,581 --> 01:27:22,980
Oh, God, it's not just you.
It's everyone.

1018
01:27:23,182 --> 01:27:24,247
Fibber.

1019
01:27:25,948 --> 01:27:27,013
Let go!

1020
01:27:28,215 --> 01:27:29,312
I know about you.

1021
01:27:30,215 --> 01:27:31,779
I know about the architect.

1022
01:27:32,915 --> 01:27:34,180
I know about Toby.

1023
01:27:37,514 --> 01:27:38,613
You don't know anything.

1024
01:27:38,615 --> 01:27:42,846
Quite the little building
project, isn't he, our Toby?

1025
01:27:43,715 --> 01:27:44,946
The little professor.

1026
01:27:48,681 --> 01:27:49,779
(Wilder laughs)

1027
01:27:52,348 --> 01:27:54,113
Power will be restored tomorrow.

1028
01:27:56,115 --> 01:27:57,446
Day after at the latest.

1029
01:28:01,715 --> 01:28:05,312
I'll help you with your
stupid documentary then.

1030
01:28:06,748 --> 01:28:11,013
But now I'm going
back to the party.

1031
01:28:16,915 --> 01:28:21,213
Oh, I think you've had
enough excitement for one day.

1032
01:28:21,215 --> 01:28:23,279
Richard, stop it. Stop it!

1033
01:28:23,848 --> 01:28:25,512
No! (sobs)

1034
01:28:26,715 --> 01:28:30,446
(screaming)

1035
01:28:42,548 --> 01:28:43,980
(sobs) Please help me.

1036
01:28:45,348 --> 01:28:46,512
(screams) Please help!

1037
01:28:49,615 --> 01:28:50,679
Please!

1038
01:28:53,915 --> 01:28:55,080
(Charlotte screaming above)

1039
01:28:55,082 --> 01:28:56,560
Cosgrove:
<i>What are you doing in there?</i>

1040
01:28:57,048 --> 01:29:00,113
♪ ("SOS" by Portishead plays) ♪

1041
01:29:03,448 --> 01:29:05,246
Cosgrove:
<i>What are you doing?</i>

1042
01:29:10,681 --> 01:29:12,080
<i>What are you doing in there?</i>

1043
01:29:17,381 --> 01:29:19,579
Cosgrove: <i>What do you all do
while I'm at work?</i>

1044
01:30:19,615 --> 01:30:20,679
Good morning.

1045
01:32:07,748 --> 01:32:10,446
Now he's raping people
he's not supposed to.

1046
01:32:11,015 --> 01:32:14,512
And to top it all, Mercer here
says he actually shat

1047
01:32:14,514 --> 01:32:16,479
in his attaché case.

1048
01:32:18,581 --> 01:32:22,746
Seems Richard Wilder
is certainly a maverick.

1049
01:32:23,214 --> 01:32:25,512
A barrister, aren't you, Mercer?

1050
01:32:26,081 --> 01:32:27,246
Retired.

1051
01:32:27,248 --> 01:32:31,012
But it's still,
it's the principle.

1052
01:32:32,114 --> 01:32:36,613
And I suppose you believe that
there should be unspoken rules?

1053
01:32:37,414 --> 01:32:39,546
Even for this sort of thing?

1054
01:32:39,548 --> 01:32:40,646
Mercer: Quite.

1055
01:32:41,915 --> 01:32:45,012
Simmons has come up
with a workable solution.

1056
01:32:45,014 --> 01:32:50,246
We get Laing to
lobotomize Wilder.

1057
01:32:51,915 --> 01:32:53,713
Royal:
You can't be serious.

1058
01:32:54,881 --> 01:32:56,479
It's an interesting thought.

1059
01:32:57,381 --> 01:32:59,279
For the good of the building,
you mean?

1060
01:32:59,281 --> 01:33:00,346
If you like.

1061
01:33:01,348 --> 01:33:02,679
Shouldn't be too difficult.

1062
01:33:02,681 --> 01:33:04,679
We've already made
contact with Laing.

1063
01:33:05,181 --> 01:33:09,512
He insists on carrying out a
psychological evaluation first.

1064
01:33:09,514 --> 01:33:10,613
Humor him, then.

1065
01:33:10,615 --> 01:33:14,112
There's bound to be something
we can give Laing in exchange.

1066
01:33:14,114 --> 01:33:16,679
I'd imagine he
wants to be left alone.

1067
01:33:17,948 --> 01:33:19,012
(sighs)

1068
01:33:19,014 --> 01:33:23,579
Nevertheless, you're all
forgetting one small point.

1069
01:33:25,681 --> 01:33:26,813
This is my party.

1070
01:33:28,081 --> 01:33:29,312
You're all my guests.

1071
01:33:30,548 --> 01:33:33,746
I shall be the one who decides
if someone is lobotomized.

1072
01:33:35,715 --> 01:33:37,279
You should thank us!

1073
01:33:40,748 --> 01:33:42,479
You're the one he really wants!

1074
01:33:43,947 --> 01:33:45,012
What?

1075
01:33:45,781 --> 01:33:47,819
Simmons:
After all, you stole his wife.

1076
01:33:51,414 --> 01:33:53,479
(laughs) I what?

1077
01:33:54,514 --> 01:33:56,746
Certainly looks like that
on paper.

1078
01:33:57,548 --> 01:34:00,145
Where is Wilder's wife now?

1079
01:34:01,348 --> 01:34:02,479
Mercer: Broom cupboard.

1080
01:34:02,947 --> 01:34:04,112
Pangbourne: Oh, perfect.

1081
01:34:04,581 --> 01:34:06,779
We've got a vacancy
for a cleaner, haven't we?

1082
01:34:07,615 --> 01:34:10,979
Yeah, right,
anyone going to work?

1083
01:34:11,914 --> 01:34:12,979
Cosgrove.

1084
01:34:13,548 --> 01:34:14,912
Most have taken leave.

1085
01:34:15,581 --> 01:34:17,246
Well, quite right.

1086
01:34:17,615 --> 01:34:19,412
The real work is here.

1087
01:34:19,848 --> 01:34:22,045
Once we've dispensed
with the likes of Wilder,

1088
01:34:22,047 --> 01:34:25,179
we play the lower people
off against each other.

1089
01:34:25,581 --> 01:34:28,412
In short, Balkanize
the central section.

1090
01:34:28,414 --> 01:34:32,312
Then begin colonization
of the entire building.

1091
01:34:32,548 --> 01:34:37,613
Then I propose that Royal,
here, draw up plans

1092
01:34:38,414 --> 01:34:40,646
to remodel the lower floors.

1093
01:34:41,448 --> 01:34:42,512
Oh.

1094
01:34:42,748 --> 01:34:44,479
Yes, a driving range.

1095
01:34:44,848 --> 01:34:45,912
Cricket nets.

1096
01:34:46,615 --> 01:34:47,679
Clubhouse.

1097
01:34:49,348 --> 01:34:50,446
Pangbourne: Ah!

1098
01:34:51,181 --> 01:34:52,279
What about the horse?

1099
01:34:52,914 --> 01:34:54,012
What about the horse?

1100
01:34:54,548 --> 01:34:55,646
We're gonna eat it.

1101
01:34:56,848 --> 01:34:59,145
(Mercer chuckles)

1102
01:35:00,014 --> 01:35:02,132
Dinner parties don't
grow on trees, darling.

1103
01:35:03,414 --> 01:35:04,613
French do it all the time.

1104
01:35:05,248 --> 01:35:06,512
Motion's carried.

1105
01:35:07,914 --> 01:35:08,979
Meeting adjourned.

1106
01:35:09,381 --> 01:35:11,139
Wouldn't say no
to a Bloody Mary.

1107
01:35:11,348 --> 01:35:13,379
Mercer: I'll have the
kitchen look into it.

1108
01:35:13,381 --> 01:35:14,620
Pangbourne: Who is the kitchen?

1109
01:35:14,914 --> 01:35:16,512
The wives are rotating.

1110
01:35:16,514 --> 01:35:18,192
- Ah!
- (both laughing)

1111
01:35:19,681 --> 01:35:21,599
Still enjoying the party,
darling?

1112
01:35:31,615 --> 01:35:34,346
(seagulls squawking)

1113
01:35:47,914 --> 01:35:49,479
Fucking Christ.

1114
01:36:50,448 --> 01:36:54,145
Cosgrove really is
quite convincing.

1115
01:37:04,081 --> 01:37:06,679
(grunting)

1116
01:37:08,014 --> 01:37:11,745
Cosgrove: What are you doing?
I... how fucking dare you!

1117
01:38:05,581 --> 01:38:06,646
Laing!

1118
01:38:08,548 --> 01:38:11,979
Funny, I was just
thinking about you.

1119
01:38:14,281 --> 01:38:16,239
I was just about to leave.
Come in.

1120
01:38:23,081 --> 01:38:24,145
How are things?

1121
01:38:29,780 --> 01:38:31,079
<i>Comme ci comme ça.</i>

1122
01:38:35,747 --> 01:38:36,812
Have you seen Helen?

1123
01:38:38,081 --> 01:38:39,145
No.

1124
01:38:45,047 --> 01:38:46,312
I'm no good without her.

1125
01:38:48,680 --> 01:38:50,912
She shouldn't leave me alone.
It's this place.

1126
01:38:52,780 --> 01:38:54,658
Won't let me find
my equilibrium.

1127
01:39:00,214 --> 01:39:02,212
I thought I was cut out
for it, but...

1128
01:39:03,714 --> 01:39:04,778
I'm not.

1129
01:39:07,214 --> 01:39:10,312
Living in a high-rise requires
a special type of behavior.

1130
01:39:13,414 --> 01:39:14,512
Acquiescent.

1131
01:39:15,880 --> 01:39:16,979
Restrained.

1132
01:39:20,847 --> 01:39:22,412
Perhaps even slightly mad.

1133
01:39:27,914 --> 01:39:29,412
The ones who are the real danger

1134
01:39:29,414 --> 01:39:31,446
are the self-contained
types like you.

1135
01:39:34,514 --> 01:39:39,112
Impervious to the psychological
pressures of high-rise life.

1136
01:39:41,381 --> 01:39:42,678
Professionally detached.

1137
01:39:45,348 --> 01:39:46,412
Thriving.

1138
01:39:46,947 --> 01:39:49,912
Like an advanced species
in the neutral atmosphere.

1139
01:39:59,714 --> 01:40:00,912
I'm sorry you think that.

1140
01:40:02,947 --> 01:40:04,012
No, you're not.

1141
01:40:12,381 --> 01:40:13,512
Perhaps you're right.

1142
01:40:26,181 --> 01:40:27,246
This might help.

1143
01:42:13,914 --> 01:42:15,872
Simmons:
You won't be needing that.

1144
01:42:19,847 --> 01:42:21,179
Come on, chop-chop!

1145
01:42:33,580 --> 01:42:35,112
Pangbourne: Ah, Laing.

1146
01:42:35,547 --> 01:42:36,678
Good of you to join us.

1147
01:42:38,081 --> 01:42:39,200
Simmons: He won't do it.

1148
01:42:39,381 --> 01:42:40,445
Oh.

1149
01:42:40,614 --> 01:42:42,812
You should probably
reconsider that.

1150
01:42:43,181 --> 01:42:44,678
It's not possible, I'm afraid.

1151
01:42:45,348 --> 01:42:47,445
I will not lobotomize
Richard Wilder.

1152
01:42:47,880 --> 01:42:49,912
He's possibly the sanest man
in the building.

1153
01:42:49,914 --> 01:42:50,979
Oh.

1154
01:42:52,281 --> 01:42:54,612
(groaning)

1155
01:43:00,114 --> 01:43:05,812
Well, it's flying school
for you, I'm afraid, chum.

1156
01:43:06,947 --> 01:43:09,012
- Simmons: Can I have his tie?
- If you must.

1157
01:43:09,014 --> 01:43:10,932
- That's Savile Row, innit?
- Yes.

1158
01:43:11,580 --> 01:43:12,845
(dogs barking)

1159
01:43:18,181 --> 01:43:19,246
Pangbourne!

1160
01:43:19,947 --> 01:43:23,246
What, Royal?
I'm in the middle of something.

1161
01:43:23,447 --> 01:43:26,112
You can't put him over the edge.
He owes me a game of squash.

1162
01:43:26,348 --> 01:43:28,465
Royal: Look, I insist you
stop this at once.

1163
01:43:31,014 --> 01:43:32,678
All right then, let him go.

1164
01:43:35,614 --> 01:43:38,645
(dogs barking)

1165
01:43:42,014 --> 01:43:45,445
I'm having that tie
one way or another.

1166
01:44:11,114 --> 01:44:14,411
(screaming)

1167
01:44:16,281 --> 01:44:19,079
(screaming continues)

1168
01:44:20,380 --> 01:44:22,778
Laing: <i>Ever thought of
leaving the nest yourself?</i>

1169
01:44:23,413 --> 01:44:29,112
I was the first to arrive,
I shall be the last to leave.

1170
01:44:34,547 --> 01:44:37,012
(Helen screaming below)

1171
01:44:37,014 --> 01:44:41,712
You recall us speaking about
my hopes for the building

1172
01:44:41,714 --> 01:44:43,945
to be a crucible for change?

1173
01:44:45,347 --> 01:44:46,445
Of course.

1174
01:44:46,714 --> 01:44:49,545
Well, all this has made
me realize something

1175
01:44:49,547 --> 01:44:50,612
quite fundamental.

1176
01:44:51,880 --> 01:44:53,838
It wasn't that I left
an element out,

1177
01:44:55,380 --> 01:44:57,079
it was that I put too many in.

1178
01:44:58,413 --> 01:44:59,411
(screaming continues)

1179
01:44:59,413 --> 01:45:05,411
And now the building's failure
has offered those people

1180
01:45:06,214 --> 01:45:10,246
the beginnings of a means
of escape to a new life.

1181
01:45:10,847 --> 01:45:11,912
Mm.

1182
01:45:13,614 --> 01:45:14,979
(screaming continues)

1183
01:45:16,247 --> 01:45:17,311
Who knows...

1184
01:45:18,780 --> 01:45:20,678
Perhaps it will become
a paradigm

1185
01:45:20,680 --> 01:45:22,079
for future developments.

1186
01:45:23,014 --> 01:45:24,079
(chuckling)

1187
01:45:27,114 --> 01:45:30,179
And you, have you settled?

1188
01:45:31,747 --> 01:45:32,812
I believe so.

1189
01:45:37,247 --> 01:45:38,311
Impressions?

1190
01:45:46,081 --> 01:45:47,179
(clears throat)

1191
01:45:56,780 --> 01:46:03,645
Well, the lights, fire,
like neurons in a great brain.

1192
01:46:04,547 --> 01:46:08,012
Laing: <i>The lifts seem like
the chambers of a heart.</i>

1193
01:46:08,014 --> 01:46:09,445
(screams)

1194
01:46:09,447 --> 01:46:10,612
Laing:<i> And when I move...</i>

1195
01:46:10,614 --> 01:46:11,693
Pangbourne: That's it!

1196
01:46:13,014 --> 01:46:15,912
<i>I move along its corridors
like a cell...</i>

1197
01:46:16,413 --> 01:46:18,179
(laughing)

1198
01:46:18,547 --> 01:46:20,112
<i>...in a network of arteries.</i>

1199
01:46:20,380 --> 01:46:21,445
There we are.

1200
01:46:22,280 --> 01:46:24,612
(breathing heavily)

1201
01:46:24,614 --> 01:46:26,812
There.
That wasn't so bad, now was it?

1202
01:46:27,014 --> 01:46:28,112
Pangbourne: Huh?

1203
01:46:28,580 --> 01:46:29,645
Bravo.

1204
01:46:30,680 --> 01:46:32,612
(baby crying)

1205
01:46:46,914 --> 01:46:48,112
What... What is this?

1206
01:46:49,513 --> 01:46:50,578
What do you think?

1207
01:47:02,047 --> 01:47:03,112
Pudding?

1208
01:47:05,081 --> 01:47:07,119
Laing: Right,
while I've got your ear...

1209
01:47:09,180 --> 01:47:10,245
about Richard Wilder.

1210
01:47:11,347 --> 01:47:13,345
You don't need to
worry about Richard.

1211
01:47:13,914 --> 01:47:14,979
Or the others.

1212
01:47:26,247 --> 01:47:28,578
- (baby crying)
- (Helen laughs)

1213
01:47:30,247 --> 01:47:31,495
Bloody Mary, John?

1214
01:47:31,496 --> 01:47:33,694
- Wet the baby's head.
- Where are all the menfolk?

1215
01:47:34,614 --> 01:47:36,278
Cosgrove was taken, I'm afraid.

1216
01:47:37,547 --> 01:47:38,912
On his way back from work.

1217
01:47:39,880 --> 01:47:40,945
Christ.

1218
01:47:41,280 --> 01:47:42,345
Really?

1219
01:47:43,847 --> 01:47:45,345
Simmons has gone
to get him back.

1220
01:47:45,614 --> 01:47:46,678
Oh.

1221
01:47:47,014 --> 01:47:48,612
They may be some time.

1222
01:47:50,614 --> 01:47:51,678
Now tell me.

1223
01:47:52,714 --> 01:47:53,912
I can't remember.

1224
01:47:53,914 --> 01:47:57,778
Have I ever given you
my autograph?

1225
01:48:24,747 --> 01:48:25,812
Royal: Whose area?

1226
01:48:27,047 --> 01:48:28,111
There's another.

1227
01:48:53,714 --> 01:48:54,845
Wilder:<i> Helen!</i>

1228
01:48:56,080 --> 01:48:57,245
<i>Helen!</i>

1229
01:49:00,380 --> 01:49:01,578
<i>Helen!</i>

1230
01:49:05,880 --> 01:49:06,945
It's you.

1231
01:49:10,780 --> 01:49:12,678
- The architect.
- Yes.

1232
01:49:16,213 --> 01:49:18,171
You see you've made
a mistake there.

1233
01:49:19,247 --> 01:49:21,712
If you'd have confessed to your
sins on camera when our paths

1234
01:49:21,714 --> 01:49:26,078
crossed in the foyer, I'd have
probably edited this bit out.

1235
01:49:27,046 --> 01:49:29,645
I'm not accountable to you,
Mr. Wilder.

1236
01:49:32,347 --> 01:49:33,411
Too late now, anyway.

1237
01:49:33,914 --> 01:49:34,979
Camera broke.

1238
01:49:35,747 --> 01:49:37,545
Oh, just one thing
before you go.

1239
01:49:39,614 --> 01:49:41,612
Why exactly did
you take my wife?

1240
01:49:45,347 --> 01:49:47,011
I can assure you,

1241
01:49:47,012 --> 01:49:48,677
I have no interest
in your personal property.

1242
01:49:48,680 --> 01:49:51,245
Because I ask myself why
would a great man like you

1243
01:49:51,247 --> 01:49:53,511
feel the need to hide
behind women's skirts?

1244
01:49:54,247 --> 01:49:56,945
Behind children, even.
Your own, as well as others'.

1245
01:49:58,113 --> 01:50:01,912
How dare you judge me!
How dare...

1246
01:50:01,914 --> 01:50:03,552
- Helen!
- (gunshot)

1247
01:50:10,747 --> 01:50:11,845
That's right.

1248
01:50:13,247 --> 01:50:15,678
You sit there and think about
what you've done.

1249
01:51:11,347 --> 01:51:14,678
Laing: <i>On the whole,
life in the high-rise was good.</i>

1250
01:51:16,080 --> 01:51:18,511
<i>There had been no obvious
point at which it had moved</i>

1251
01:51:18,513 --> 01:51:20,778
<i>into a clearly more
sinister dimension.</i>

1252
01:51:20,946 --> 01:51:22,178
(elevator chimes)

1253
01:51:23,046 --> 01:51:24,144
<i>Helen was right.</i>

1254
01:51:24,146 --> 01:51:29,778
<i>It was a huge children's party
which had got out of hand.</i>

1255
01:51:31,680 --> 01:51:34,278
<i>Of course, Laing was sorry
the architect had died.</i>

1256
01:51:35,714 --> 01:51:37,745
<i>He felt he owed the man
a debt of gratitude</i>

1257
01:51:37,747 --> 01:51:38,978
<i>for his new family.</i>

1258
01:51:40,580 --> 01:51:43,845
<i>The first Laing had ever really
felt part of.</i>

1259
01:51:55,347 --> 01:51:58,278
<i>Now that several potential
patients had emerged</i>

1260
01:51:59,614 --> 01:52:00,679
<i>here in the building,</i>

1261
01:52:00,680 --> 01:52:01,745
<i>Laing might start
a private medical practice.</i>

1262
01:52:02,180 --> 01:52:04,778
Steele: <i>Do you fancy a drink?
Cosgrove's here.</i>

1263
01:52:05,347 --> 01:52:08,712
Laing: <i>And help others
surrender to a logic</i>

1264
01:52:08,714 --> 01:52:10,245
<i>more powerful than reason.</i>

1265
01:52:11,013 --> 01:52:13,478
Steele: All boys together.

1266
01:52:15,780 --> 01:52:18,245
Laing's got someone waiting.

1267
01:52:19,247 --> 01:52:20,345
You know how it is.

1268
01:52:21,447 --> 01:52:22,511
Say no more.

1269
01:52:27,013 --> 01:52:28,851
Laing:
<i>One thing was certain,</i>

1270
01:52:29,747 --> 01:52:31,904
<i>now that everything was getting
back to normal,</i>

1271
01:52:32,747 --> 01:52:34,625
<i>Laing would
throw his own party.</i>

1272
01:52:35,347 --> 01:52:37,445
<i>A modest project which,
nevertheless,</i>

1273
01:52:37,447 --> 01:52:40,178
<i>required careful
and cautious planning.</i>

1274
01:52:42,347 --> 01:52:44,911
<i>For now, he would sit back,</i>

1275
01:52:46,547 --> 01:52:50,378
<i>eat the rest of the dog
and wait for failure</i>

1276
01:52:50,380 --> 01:52:53,511
<i>to reach the second tower
of the high-rise development.</i>

1277
01:52:55,347 --> 01:52:58,411
<i>Ready to welcome its residents
into this new world...</i>

1278
01:52:59,780 --> 01:53:00,944
<i>with open arms.</i>

1279
01:53:08,513 --> 01:53:09,811
I heard you out there.

1280
01:53:12,247 --> 01:53:13,445
Who were you talking to?

1281
01:53:15,380 --> 01:53:16,478
No-one.

1282
01:53:18,547 --> 01:53:19,612
Just the building.

1283
01:53:23,347 --> 01:53:25,178
Margaret Thatcher: (on radio)
<i>The free enterprise system</i>

1284
01:53:25,180 --> 01:53:28,278
<i>is a necessary
but not a sufficient condition.</i>

1285
01:53:28,714 --> 01:53:31,411
<i>There is only one economic
system in the world</i>

1286
01:53:31,413 --> 01:53:33,111
<i>and that is capitalism.</i>

1287
01:53:33,380 --> 01:53:36,545
<i>The difference lies in whether
the capital is in the hands of</i>

1288
01:53:36,547 --> 01:53:39,578
<i>the state or whether
the greater part of it</i>

1289
01:53:39,580 --> 01:53:43,311
<i>is in the hands of people
outside of state control.</i>

1290
01:53:43,513 --> 01:53:45,678
<i>Where there is
state capitalism,</i>

1291
01:53:45,879 --> 01:53:49,111
<i>there will never be
political freedom.</i>

1292
01:53:56,113 --> 01:53:59,178
♪ ("Industrial Estate"
by The Fall plays) ♪