:21:01
You know what you´ve had,
don´t you, girl?
:21:03
You´ve had a change of heart.
I can see it in your face.
:21:07
What about it?
Haven´t you ever had one?
:21:10
Yes, but l´ve always resisted it.
:21:12
Lying in hospital feeding him
brought it on.
:21:15
I could see your face changing.
Coming over all mumsy.
:21:18
- L´m not ashamed of it.
- But you´ve got to think of him.
:21:22
You could never bring him up
like this rich woman could.
:21:26
We´II see.
l´m going back to work next week.
:21:29
She could really take care of him.
Dress him handsome.
:21:35
Who says I can´t dress him proper?
:21:37
Look at that lovely shawl,
:21:40
and the things for him
in that drawer.
:21:42
You can´t learn him to talk nice.
Not like this rich woman could.
:21:46
I can if I try hard.
:21:47
Not proper, you can´t. He´II be
´´bleeding´´ this and that and worse.
:21:52
- I won´t let him.
- These are dry, you can use ´em.
:21:55
Who´II look after him
when you go back to the caff?
:21:58
l´m not going back. L´II work in
the brewery. It´s better paid.
:22:02
Lugging bleeding beer crates about?
When will you learn some sense?
:22:06
Who will look after him
while you´re at the brewery?
:22:09
A woman called Mrs Tippet.
:22:11
She´s got four children of her own
and she´II look after him
:22:15
from Monday morning
till Friday teatime.
:22:17
And l´II have him all the weekend.
I think that´s best for him.
:22:21
And what about... and what about me?
:22:24
You think l´II spend my weekends
dodging under wet nappies?
:22:27
You won´t leave us, Alfie? Not now?
:22:30
l´II have to think about it.
:22:32
Please! I won´t ever ask you
for anything, not a farthing.
:22:36
But don´t leave us now.
If you do...
:22:39
Don´t talk like that.
I haven´t said l´II leave you.
:22:42
I had to speak up. I don´t think
you´re doing right by that kid.
:22:46
But I will. L´II look after him.
l´II never neglect him. Never.
:22:51
l´m only telling you the truth
as I see it.
:22:54
You won´t leave us, will you?
:22:56
- Promise me, Alfie. Promise!
- Let go. Don´t ruckle my sleeve.