Vera Drake

:02:09

Hello, George. Only me.

:02:11

How are you today, dear?

:02:15

Having a little doze,
or just resting your eyes?

:02:17

I'll make you a fresh cup.

:02:19

Shan't be a minute.
Couple of biscuits.

:02:40

Here you are then, dear.

:02:49

That better?

:02:51

Yes, thank you.

:02:56

- A little bit--
- A bit more?

:02:59

There. Do you need anything else, dear?

:03:01

You sure?

:03:03

Drink your tea up
before it gets cold.

:03:05

I'll be on my way.

:03:06

Tell lvy I was asking after her, won't you?

:03:08

And don't get up to any mischief.

:03:10

Ta ta, dear.

:03:15

- Hello, Reg.
- Afternoon, Mrs. Drake.

:03:17

- You all right, dear?
- Can't complain.

:03:19

- Going off for your tea?
- Yes.

:03:21

- What you having?
- Bit of bread 'n dripping.

:03:23

- That all?
- Cup of tea.

:03:26

Look after yourself, Reg. l told you.

:03:28

You ought to come over to our
house for tea one night.

:03:30

- I don't want to put you out.
- oh, don't be daft.

:03:33

What about tomorrow?
You could come over after work.

:03:36

You know where we are.
Number 82.

:03:38

I'll feed you up a bit.

:03:39

Do you fancy that?

:03:41

- You sure?
- Be no trouble, Reg.

:03:43

- Go on, then.
- Oh, lovely.

:03:46

See you tomorrow, then.

:03:48

Now don't you forget!