1:04:00
Never anything in it.
1:04:03
Let me see it.
1:04:37
Aye. Aye, you can come right over.
1:04:40
Come round later.
1:04:45
Maybe we can get a video or something.
1:04:56
Janet wants to meet me.
1:04:57
Is he dead?
1:04:59
He's very ill, apparently.
1:05:00
It's a trap.
1:05:01
He wants to see Frankie.
1:05:03
We can leave. Go tonight.
1:05:06
You don't owe him anything.
1:05:08
I know I shouldn't ask,
but he's my brother, Lizzie.
1:05:12
He's my brother.
1:05:14
He's a sorry sight, Lizzie.
1:05:16
He's not the man he was. That's a dead cert.
1:05:19
If you could only just see him.
1:05:20
No.
1:05:22
Please. Put the past behind you,
for Frankie's sake.
1:05:25
- Leave Frankie out of it.
- He's dying, Lizzie.
1:05:29
How long has he got?
1:05:32
They don't know. It just depends
how much fight there is in him.
1:05:35
He always had plenty of that.
1:05:37
What good does that do now?
1:05:39
I don't have to justify myself to you.
1:05:41
Or him.
1:05:42
I don't blame you. I've never blamed you.
1:05:44
He's my brother. I know exactly what he is.
1:05:48
But you know what they say.
1:05:50
No, Janet, what do they say?
1:05:52
They say blood's thicker than water, Lizzie,
1:05:54
and, like it or not,
he's Frankie's flesh and blood.
1:05:59
- I'll see him on my own.
- He wants to see Frankie.