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00:00Thank you very much.
00:59Hello.
01:00Hi, darling.
01:01Too many ships chasing too few cargoes.
01:02What?
01:03You're cracking up.
01:04Huh?
01:05I've just got an Indian crew demanding their wages.
01:06I'll be over in a couple of hours with Ian Andrews.
01:07I said we'd put him up, have a meal.
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02:41Hey.
02:50Hello, love.
02:53How do you feel?
02:55I wonder how long it's been empty.
03:24What is that smell?
03:29Cat's urine.
03:30How can you tell?
03:32I'm an insurance investigator, I've got the nose for these things.
03:37Ooo!
03:38How do people actually live with wallpaper like this?
03:41Well...
03:42Oh.
03:46How do people actually live with wallpaper like this?
03:51Well, we could always redecorate.
03:58Ooh, the whole place needs redecorating.
04:00But it's great to be so near the sea.
04:03There's something remotely romantic about the sea,
04:05you know?
04:06Thousands of people die in it every year.
04:09Why must you be so cynical about everything?
04:13Oh, this would be fantastic for my studio.
04:22Ooh, what about this for my trades?
04:25Separate rooms.
04:26Never the twain shall meet.
04:39♪
05:07I wonder where they left that.
05:10They must have just forgotten it.
05:16Let's go and get a pint.
05:24Come on.
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05:49Where do you want the boxes marked train?
05:51Oh, upstairs.
05:52All the way to the top.
05:53The room on the right.
05:54Careful with that.
05:55Train's there.
05:56You got kids, then?
05:57Yes.
05:58One very big one.
06:03Where's the corkscrew, love?
06:05In the box marked kitchen.
06:21I thought we said we wouldn't bring his things.
06:25There'll be another, Toby.
06:28They say the next two bereavement and divorce,
06:32moving house is the most traumatic thing you can go through.
06:40We gave him a name, Ray.
06:43I thought we said we wouldn't talk about it.
06:49I mean, he just should have been buried somewhere.
06:52Not...
06:53I mean, he just should have been buried somewhere.
06:56Not...
06:57I thought it was best.
06:59I didn't want you coming out of a coma and having to deal with all that.
07:04I just want to know where he is.
07:07There'll be another, Toby.
07:09You can have my train set.
07:11Ha!
07:14Hmm?
07:35You all right, love?
07:36Yeah, I am.
07:41Okay.
08:08No.
08:12I'm sorry, Ray.
08:21It's just too soon after.
08:41No.
08:42No.
08:44No.
09:10Oh, I didn't see you there.
09:14DOOR OPENS
09:15DOOR CLOSES
09:18Have you seen a ginger cat?
09:20Like this one?
09:22No.
09:25Oh.
09:26They used to disappear when the thorns hit the house.
09:28Disappear all the time.
09:30Never knew what happened to them.
09:32Oh, we had our suspicions, though, didn't we?
09:35Hmm?
09:36I'm Louise. We've just moved in.
09:38Oh, we had our suspicions.
09:41What's your name?
09:43Leslie.
09:45Oh, pleased to meet you, Leslie.
09:47Mrs Leslie.
09:51Did you know the people that lived here before?
09:53The thorns!
09:55We were glad when they'd gone, weren't we?
09:58Weren't they very nice?
10:00Oh, we're glad they've gone.
10:02Did they have lots of children?
10:04Too many.
10:05Little monsters they were.
10:08Have you got children?
10:10No.
10:12Oh, just as well. They only bring you grief.
10:15Oh, just as well. They only bring you grief.
10:45Oh.
11:16I met the next-door neighbour this morning.
11:19Mrs Leslie.
11:21She is odd.
11:24In what way?
11:26I don't know. She's just odd.
11:29She's got lots of cats.
11:31I hate cats.
11:35She said that the children who lived here before were real monsters.
11:39She said that the children who lived here before were real monsters.
11:45I felt like saying I wouldn't have minded one little monster of my own.
11:52What else did you do today?
11:57I wonder what Toby would have grown up to be.
12:02An engine driver.
12:09Toby's dead.
12:12He's not going to grow up to be a little monster or anything else.
12:17We've got to just put him behind us.
12:40Pregnant? Already?
12:43We made it happen.
12:45When?
12:47Not that night. No, it can't have been then.
12:49What about the night that we had two?
12:51Well, you had two. Well, I had two.
12:53What does it matter, Ray?
12:55Are you all right?
12:57What does it matter?
12:59I want you to take the greatest, greatest care.
13:02I want you to listen to the doctors this time.
13:04None of this going on your own. They're the experts.
13:07Ray, it's my body.
13:10You don't know what it's like to be lying there, flat on your back,
13:13being prodded and poked around by so-called experts.
13:16What happened last time? Everything they said, you did the opposite.
13:19Listen, all your stupid friends, I've read all those books on alternative childbirth.
13:23One book?
13:27I just don't want you losing this one.
13:37I just don't want you losing this one.
14:08Ooh.
14:18Breathe in, please.
14:22That'll be all, Mrs Knight. You can get dressed now.
14:25My last obstetrician sent me for a scan after eight weeks.
14:28Sixteen weeks will be fine.
14:30I'd like to have the baby at home, if that's possible.
14:33You can have him anywhere you like.
14:35In the garden? Swinging from a chandelier?
14:38Don't you think it's a bit early to make these decisions?
14:41I read a book once that said it's important to choose early on.
14:45I read a book, too, Mrs Knight. A great many books.
14:50I'm just worried I might miscarry again.
14:53What are the chances?
14:55If you look after yourself, very good. If you don't, very poor.
14:59Mrs Knight, you're a perfectly normal, healthy young woman.
15:02You're going to give birth to a normal, healthy baby.
15:15Come on, don't you want some? There you go.
15:20Mrs Knightly, I just thought I'd let you know I was pregnant.
15:25I've got three of them here with the same problem.
15:28Come on, come on.
15:32Push, push, push.
15:37Oh, don't take that down.
15:39Do you want me to paint round it?
15:48Oh, I felt him kick.
15:52Ray, I can feel him kicking.
15:55He's kicking hard.
15:59Oh, I can feel him.
16:03He's swinging his legs.
16:06He is going to be a boy.
16:08How do you know?
16:10He's got football boots on.
16:14There we are now.
16:16This is completely painless and completely harmless.
16:19We had a scan before when I was pregnant,
16:21but all we could see then was a little white moon.
16:24You'll see more than a little white moon this time.
16:28Can you just move out of the way a little bit so I can see?
16:31This is cool.
16:35I can't see anything.
16:37Be patient.
16:39There's nothing there.
16:41There's no baby there.
16:43But there must be.
16:45I mean, I can feel it kick.
16:47Perhaps there's something wrong with the machine.
16:49It's working perfectly well.
16:52You're just not pregnant, my love.
16:58If I'm not pregnant...
17:01then what is it I can feel moving inside me?
17:21Ray.
17:23Are you all right?
17:27My God.
17:30You're even bigger than you were yesterday.
17:36I can still feel him, Ray.
17:38You're going to see a specialist.
17:41I don't care how much it costs.
17:44And you're going tomorrow.
17:51Maybe it's the instruments that are wrong.
18:00Tell me...
18:02how did you feel when you lost your baby?
18:06How did I feel?
18:08Yes.
18:10I felt...
18:12irresponsible.
18:14As if it was my fault.
18:16And why is that?
18:23I was driving too fast and...
18:25I...
18:27I see.
18:29Normally, a phantom pregnancy has clinical causes.
18:33Gastroenteritis causing nausea and throwing up, etc.
18:38Now, your ovaries, tubes and uterus all test fine.
18:43Your pelvis is normal.
18:45There is no clinical reason for this pregnancy to exist.
18:49So why does it?
18:51I specialize, Mrs. Knight, in psychosocial therapy.
18:55I specialize, Mrs. Knight, in psychosomatic disorders.
18:59There is a syndrome, pseudosiesis.
19:02Its origins are psychosexual.
19:05And its symptoms are what we term hysterical.
19:11When a woman develops objective pregnancy signs
19:14in the absence of pregnancy,
19:16this sometimes happens because of the wish to be pregnant.
19:22I think in your case, the origin is the guilt you feel.
19:26You still desperately want to be carrying your baby.
19:32Then how come I tested positive?
19:36How come I can feel him kick?
19:52Oh, hello.
19:56It's going to rain.
19:59You shouldn't be out in that state.
20:03My new neighbour.
20:05How do you do?
20:07Geoffrey Canfield is my name.
20:10I'm a doctor.
20:12I'm a psychiatrist.
20:14I'm a psychiatrist.
20:16I'm a psychiatrist.
20:18Geoffrey Canfield is my name.
20:21You're expecting a happy event.
20:25Let me see.
20:27I see blue wool.
20:30Lots of blue wool.
20:32Don't listen to him. He's always saying wool.
20:34It's a boy.
20:36I'm never wrong.
20:38It's a gift. I've always had it.
20:40Gift of the gab.
20:42You want to take care of yourself.
20:44He's due any day.
20:46I do take care of myself, thank you.
20:49In my day, it wasn't decent for pregnant women to be seen out.
20:54But times change.
20:57Come on, before the rain starts.
21:00When cats wash their ears, it's never far off.
21:04See you again, I hope.
21:06And it's April. It always rains here in April.
21:10If I hadn't lost the baby,
21:12he'd be due now, second week in April.
21:16Well, you did lose the baby.
21:21But what if I didn't?
21:24What if he's still there?
21:27If it's him, I can feel moving inside me.
21:30You miscarried. He's not still there.
21:33Put your hand on him, Ray.
21:36All the doctors have said...
21:38Well, what do they know?
21:40I'm pregnant, I'm not pregnant.
21:42I'm blown up like a balloon because I feel guilty.
21:45God, I'm fed up with doctors and their opinions.
21:48It's all in your imagination.
21:50Is this my imagination?
21:56I have his ghost inside me.
21:58Oh, don't be ridiculous.
22:00I am not being ridiculous.
22:02Oh, it's starting, Ray.
22:05It's starting.
22:08It's not starting.
22:10Nothing is starting.
22:12He's out.
22:13Believe me, nothing is starting.
22:15Oh, God.
22:17Oh, Ray, get me to a hospital.
22:20Oh, God.
22:21Oh, Ray, get me to a hospital.
22:25Oh!
22:50Push her down into your body. That's much better.
22:54All right, Louise, we'll try again.
23:04Push, then. Come on.
23:06Come on! Push!
23:08Push!
23:10Now, come on, Louise. What did I tell you?
23:12Down into your bottom. Grip onto your legs.
23:14Now, come on. Push down. That's good.
23:17Push! Push, Louise!
23:24There's nothing but blood.
23:28There's nothing but blood.
23:34Doctor!
23:36Is she all right?
23:38She's fine, Mr Knight.
23:40She wasn't pregnant, you know.
23:42Yes, I do know.
23:44I'm at a complete loss to explain it.
23:46I'm at a complete loss to explain it.
24:08I'll... I'll make you a cup of tea.
24:16I'll make you a cup of tea.
24:46I'll... I'll...
25:16I'll make you a cup of tea.
25:47No!
25:49Sweet Jesus!
25:55No!
25:57Sweet Jesus!
26:08No!
26:16oh
26:18oh
26:20oh
26:22oh
26:24oh
26:26oh
26:28oh
26:30price goes up
26:32every week
26:38I see you've had the little fellow
26:40is that right?
26:42disgraceful
26:44I thought you were right
26:46I'm never wrong
26:48he died
26:50oh
26:52I'm so terribly sorry
26:54what can you do?
26:56what can you do?
26:58Louise lost her baby
27:00that's sad
27:04may seem like the end of the world
27:06but never is
27:08never is
27:10you need somebody to talk to
27:12you do now don't you?
27:14oh very much
27:22I've been caretaker here
27:24for seven years
27:26it's nice and warm
27:28warmer than at home
27:32I lost my wife
27:34a few years ago
27:36Emily was her name
27:38she still comes back to me
27:40every now and again
27:52your baby
27:54do you have a name?
27:56it's Toby
27:58let me see
28:02Toby isn't gone you know
28:04he's just
28:06hiding
28:08sometimes you know they do hide
28:10they like to play games
28:12he was never old enough
28:14they grow on the other side
28:16you know
28:18let me see
28:22oh yes
28:24he's very near to us at this moment
28:28I see him
28:30join to you
28:34very clearly
28:36I see
28:38a long
28:40golden thread joining
28:42you and him
28:46he's with us now
28:50he's laughing
28:54no he isn't laughing
29:00it's so difficult to know with babies sometimes
29:02he's crying
29:06did somebody hurt him?
29:10they have such
29:12tiny voices that's the problem
29:18someone hurt him
29:20and he wants
29:22he needs
29:24to be loved
29:26who's Lou?
29:32I'm Lou
29:36the name my mother gave me
29:40I'm the one who hurt him
29:44I'm sorry
29:48I'm so sorry
30:02I'm sorry
30:32baby crying
30:46leave the baby
30:48leave the baby
30:50baby crying
30:54baby crying
30:58baby crying
31:02baby crying
31:06baby crying
31:16baby crying
31:22baby crying
31:24Ah!
31:24Oh!
31:25Oh!
31:26Oh!
31:27Oh!
31:28Oh!
31:29Oh!
31:30Oh!
31:31Louise, what's the matter?
31:35What happened?
31:36What are you doing?
31:43He's feeding him.
31:49He's feeding him.
31:56What are you doing?
32:02Shh.
32:05He's feeding.
32:08Can't you see, Ray?
32:10He's feeding.
32:13Why are you doing this?
32:17He needs me.
32:21He never died, Ray.
32:25He's here.
32:27And he needs me.
32:31He needs me.
32:47She says it's been going on since she got home.
32:51Yeah, yes, I think that's best, too.
32:55All right.
32:57I'll explain that to her.
32:59Thank you. Good night.
33:03Dr. Parker says there's a crisis team.
33:07What they do is they come around...
33:09I don't need a crisis team.
33:11Please listen to me.
33:13These are professionals.
33:17They're psychiatrists.
33:19I don't need psychiatrists.
33:22Why don't you believe me?
33:28I don't need to.
33:30I don't need to.
33:32You'll be going in as a voluntary patient.
33:34There's no question of anybody locking you up or anything like that.
33:51What happens if I don't go in voluntary?
33:54There's nothing to be ashamed of.
33:56You need to be at home.
34:02Please, Louise, just do it for me.
34:08I mean, I don't think this isn't painful for me, too.
34:15I don't think this is painful for me, too.
34:45I don't think this is painful for me, too.
35:05I don't think this is painful for me, too.
35:34Ray, please don't leave the cross with me.
35:36I couldn't...
35:38Ray, what are you doing?
35:39No, Ray, don't touch me!
35:41No!
35:42It's for the best.
35:44It's for the best.
35:48I've thought of a better way to cure this madness.
35:52We make a baby.
35:54A proper baby.
35:57Come on.
36:06That's just one of that old crone's cats.
36:10Come on.
36:17It's a rust bucket.
36:19I can't believe the Taiwanese Interpol Department can't see a rust bucket.
36:25Well, tell Ken in Brunei that the billow lading was a forgery.
36:28The containers are probably full of tin cans or something.
36:31Yeah.
36:32All right, I'll see you later.
36:33Bye.
36:35Can you believe it?
36:36It's just a clever rust bucket fraud.
36:38Some over-insured heap of junk with a valuable cargo gets scuttled.
36:42It happens all the time.
36:43Thanks for doing this, love.
36:46Are you sure you're going to be all right?
36:48Yes, Ray, I am not due for...
36:54Do you have to write it down every time he kicks?
36:58I should be feeling ten movements every 12 hours.
37:01That way, at least I know the placenta's functioning properly.
37:04You should have my job. You'd be good at it.
37:07Now, don't forget to go and see Dr. Getty.
37:09Ray, I don't need to.
37:10No, you may not need to, but our son does.
37:14Mm-hmm.
37:20So that's the little fella.
37:22He's sucking his thumb, isn't it sweet?
37:25Some women revel in the mystery of childbirth.
37:29I just don't want any more surprises.
37:31All problems behind us now, eh?
37:43Mrs. Leslie?
37:45As I'm pregnant, please will you keep your cats away from the house?
37:48And don't you know that urine carries a disease that is harmful to unborn babies?
37:57Never harm their own.
38:18Toby?
38:33Toby?
38:48Toby?
39:18Ah!
39:49Oh!
40:09Oh!
40:19Oh!
40:35Get off! Shoo! Go on! Go on! Shoo!
40:49Shoo!
40:54Mrs. Leslie, will you please keep your cats out of my house?
41:00Cats will go where they please.
41:02They have a will of their own, don't you?
41:05It did something in my kitchen, in my food!
41:08Cats wouldn't do that. Cats are clean, unlike people.
41:12Well, I have a will of my own too, Mrs. Leslie,
41:14and if I ever catch any of your cats in my house again, I'll kill them by God!
41:20Well, keep your windows shut!
41:45Oh!
41:51Are you all right?
41:52Yes, I'm fine, thank you. Thank you.
42:01I'll get help. Stay here.
42:03No, no, I'm all right. I'm all right. Thank you.
42:08She's pregnant! She needs some help!
42:15Oh!
42:41You are not having him!
42:45Oh!
42:57Mrs. Leslie!
43:05Mrs. Leslie, I'm sorry about what I said earlier today, but please can I come in?
43:10My cats carry a disease, don't they?
43:13Look, I just need to talk, please. You said once, if ever I needed to come in and talk, I could.
43:20Well?
43:22Something is trying to kill my baby!
43:26You're not blaming my cats again!
43:28No! No, I'm not. There's something in my house, and it's getting stronger, and it's trying to kill my baby!
43:38You don't need my help. You need a doctor.
43:41Please, Mrs. Leslie, just let me come in. If I'm with somebody, then maybe it won't try to attack me.
43:47Mrs. Leslie, could I have Mr. Canfield's telephone number?
43:52Well, he won't do you much good. They took him away two months ago.
43:57What?
43:58He's been going for years. It's all right contacting the dead, isn't it?
44:02The dead wanted to be contacted. They wouldn't die.
44:04Oh, please, Mrs...
44:05You've got a cheek!
44:11Oh!
44:18Well, that's some story, Mrs. Knight.
44:23I thought these delusions, these fantasies were behind you.
44:27They are not delusions. He's always been there. It's just that I learnt to ignore him.
44:34And now it is as though he is jealous, and he wants to hurt the baby.
44:40But why do you think he's taking it out on you now?
44:44I don't know. It's as though he's been waiting.
44:49Mrs. Knight, ghosts don't exist.
44:55And even if they did, I don't think they could inflict physical harm on us.
44:59No?
45:01Well, take a look at this, then.
45:04How did this happen?
45:06He's been kicking me all day and all night.
45:11Don't you think I'd make this up?
45:14Please, you've got to help me. I don't want to lose this baby.
45:19You're not going to lose him.
45:22Stay there and try to relax. I'll be back in a minute.
45:27I want you to get me Mrs. Knight's GP, Dr. Parker, on the phone for me, please.
45:32Certainly.
45:35Tell him I have reason to believe that Mrs. Knight might be a danger to herself and her baby.
45:42I'll be back in a minute.
45:44I'll be back in a minute.
45:46I'll be back in a minute.
45:48I'll be back in a minute.
45:50I'll be back in a minute.
45:52I'll be back in a minute.
45:53She might be a danger to herself and her baby.
46:11Mrs. Knight, I want you to go back into hospital.
46:17You don't believe me, do you?
46:19My concern is not only for you, but for your baby.
46:23Do you think I'm doing this to myself?
46:28Why does nobody believe me?
46:31Mrs. Knight.
46:53Meow.
46:57Meow.
46:59Meow.
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