:35:01
- ..she deserves a lot more than a pig farmer.
- Oh, Finn's not so bad.
:35:06
No, he's not. You're right there.
He's a good man.
:35:09
But look at what I've got to offer, Brendy.
I've inherited the farm now.
:35:15
I'm up there, rattling around on my own.
I could look after Maggie and little Maurice.
:35:22
I'm looking to settle down.
Plenty of girls would jump at the chance.
:35:26
You're very much like your father,
aren't you, Pat?
:35:29
Well, now, Brendy,
I'll take that as a compliment.
:35:33
He was always after my wife,
right up till we were married.
:35:36
And as I remember... he didn't stop there.
:35:40
Ah, well, that just goes to show that you both
had good taste, doesn't it? Look, Brendy,...
:35:46
..l know I've always had a bit of a...
:35:50
..reputation with the ladies and that.
:35:54
But this is different, Brendy. This is serious.
:35:57
Maggie would want for nothing. There'd be
no other women. She'd be well looked after.
:36:03
She could stay in the village.
She'd be here if you needed her.
:36:08
What do you think?
:36:12
- (hooter)
- Come on, girl, come on!
:36:17
Here you are, Lizzy. Have your choice.
:36:24
- Lizzy, stop squeezing the bread!
- 'Tis all stale, anyway.
:36:27
It certainly is not!
It came in fresh this morning.
:36:31
I'll take two loaves,
and pay half price due to the staleness.
:36:36
(motorbike)
:36:42
Ah, japers,...
:36:44
..Annie is livid.
:36:46
- Did she give you an earful?
- She did. She locked me in me room.
:36:50
She said we should never
have gone back up last night.
:36:54
She said we're too old for prison.
:36:57
Maybe we should stop it all now, Jackie.