Lynne, for god sakes!
Lynne, get your shoes and tights on right now!
One!
I'm not going to tell you again, hurry up!
Thanks...
Hurry up, come on, come on!
Parking
- Get your shoes. - Sock
One!
I'm hurrying up!
Want me to help get your shoes on?
I'm trying!
Lynne, what are you doing?
There's no place like home... no place like home
What are you talking about?
Put your arms up
Will you put your arms through!
- Ow! You hurt me! - Just stand still, come on!
You hurt me!
- Go and get your coat. - You hurt me
Do you want me to help you?
No, don't want you to help me
Don't be so cheeky
Hurry up you two, I'm going to be late!
Come on!
Coming, Daddy!
You look lovely, Lynne. Hurry up, come on!
Steven, what are you doing with that sugar?
I don't want to go
Come on, you enjoyed it last year
I know, but that was last year
You know, your dad's waiting
I don't really want to go with him
Go on, you'll enjoy it
Pick me up, Daddy!
Do it again!
Going to lift me up, Daddy?
Alright, love
Jump down, come on, jump down
- Hi. - Hey
- How have you been? - Good
How are you doing, anyway?
I'm alright, I suppose
Who are they?
Look at the clothes they're wearing; they look like tramps
She looks like you
No she doesn't, she's ugly!
- Yes, she does. - She doesn't look like me
Is that's it?
It's all I've got, I’m pure skint
I was expecting it to be a bit more than that
It's all I've got, a couple of pounds left to take the kids to the party.
So where have you been? I've not even seen you or nothing
You know how it is
I love to see you, I've just not had a chance
Is that it?
How are you doing, anyway?
I need to get going.
- See you at eight o'clock? - Okay
Who are they?
Was that your Ma over there?
What's your name?
You deaf and dumb or what?
My name's [Elisa]
That's my brother Robert over there
What are you laughing at?
Your dress is lovely
My mommy bought me it
Come on, we'll jump on the rails
- How are you, Sam? - Hello
Give Drew a drink. I'm going to sit over here
How are you doing, Jim?
That's my daddy's knee
- Daddy's knee? - That's my daddy's knee
It's my daddy's knee! It's my daddy's knee!
Here, wrap it! Stop it, you!
Wrap it!
Wrap it, I'm telling you, I'll take you home in a minute
Wrap it!
- But she said... - I don't care, wrap it
You can hear me a minute, I'm telling you!
- But she said... - I don't care
Here, come here, pal. Come and sit here
But she said, she...
Alright, but stop pulling on her or you're going home.
She said you're her daddy
She said you were her daddy!
Get off!
- Shut up, right. - But she said you were her daddy!
Awkward, huh?
You're on my daddy's knee!
Lynne, stop it!
No!
She said you're her daddy!
You're going home in a minute.
But she said you were her daddy!
I don't care what she said. Enough! Stop that!
Now you hold hands.
- I don't like holding her hand. - Just take her hand
I don't like holding her hand
- Whats the matter, pal? - She's hurting me
You'll end up [getting scalped]. You stop that!
I'm not hurting her
Listen, come here
Why can't you two be pals? Come on
Come here, yeah, that's good, come on up
There!
You going to be pals? Eh?
Pals, alright, that's good
We swing... whee!
And another one... whee!
Well, that's better, isn't it?
She hurt me
Did she?
Hey, come on here, taking home
Lynne, come on, now!
Lynne!