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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Comrade sisters, I think we should now put the motion to the vote.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Due to this latest crisis in Western capitalism, the corporation's running a reduced bus service.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[O.S] The last bus has been brought forward by one hour.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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May the tellers please come forward and make themselves known?
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Catch any of the speeches?
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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You think of nothing but sex these days, Dad.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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You should try and grow out of it!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Because there are other things! The whole world's falling around your ears and you don't even care.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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What about the union enquiry?
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Are you going to Blackpool?
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Good. The press would have had a field day.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Who's going to look after you when I've gone?
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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That's not funny!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Soon.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Yep.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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You wouldn't like him!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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 What's for supper?
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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I bet it's tinned!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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It always is Dad, and you always pretend it isn't!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Yes, I can!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Ready? Go!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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DON'T !
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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Don't ...tell.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[V.O. Answer machine] Hi, Dad, it's Emma. I'll be at college till ten. If it's still raining, will you pick me up? Love you. Bye!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Ratatouille?
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[V.O.] And it's tinned, I bet!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Into the washer.
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Not that!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[V.O.] The colours will run!
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One: Compassionate Leave
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Put it on cold wash.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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[O.S.] No.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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Yes, I do.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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He has his good points.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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He was a good lover.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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You're jealous, Dad.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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[O.S.] What does the word Azure mean?
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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That's where all the GAIA stuff will be.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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Dearest.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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It's not his fault.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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He was playing them at their own game.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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The people who were after him.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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[O.S.] Tony Marsh is dead.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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A car accident on the motorway.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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He'd just finished the report on the reservoir. It points conclusively to Northmoor as a contamination source.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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Yeah, they're jumping for joy up there, but what's going to happen here?
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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The analysis suggests the source has to be a reprocessing plant. IIF deny they've got anything like that down there.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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No, Dad. It was done by some sort of laser operation, which they also deny.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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The only way to find out is to go down there.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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[V.O.] You don't understand, Dad.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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[V.O.] I loved him.
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Two: Into The Shadows
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Poor old Dad.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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EMMA
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[O.S.] Are you angry?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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EMMA
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[O.S.] Well, don't be angry at me!
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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EMMA
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[O.S.] I knew what I was doing.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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EMMA
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[O.S.] Yes, I did!
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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EMMA
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We nearly made it.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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EMMA
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Come on, Daddy. Get up! This is no time to break down. You've got to be strong like a tree. Don't break.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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EMMA
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Please, Dad, don't break. Please!
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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No!
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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I've been trying to tell you about this for ages.
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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Don't lose it. It's important.
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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You could take us down there. You're one of the few people who could.
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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Who was that?
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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Can he help?
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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So, what you gonna do?
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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I thought you said it was the most dangerous business in England, run by the most dangerous men.
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Four: Breakthrough
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EMMA
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Your doctor would say it was a terminal psychosis preceding complete collapse.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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Dad.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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A present.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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It's an arctic flower.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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I know. I was there.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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Dad, you were on their side.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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That's enough, Dad.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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You're getting angry again.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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Do you regret it?
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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Other people will continue the job. You'll be with me.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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Dad, it's happened before, you know. Millions of years ago, when the earth was cold, it looked as if life on the planet would cease to exist. But black flowers began to grow, multiplying across its face, till the entire landscape was covered in blooms. Slowly, the blackness of the flowers sucked in the heat of the sun, and life began to evolve again. That is the power of Gaia.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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Dad, it's happened before, you know. Millions of years ago, when the earth was cold, it looked as if life on the planet would cease to exist. But black flowers began to grow, multiplying across its face, till the entire landscape was covered in blooms. Slowly, the blackness of the flowers sucked in the heat of the sun, and life began to evolve again. That is the power of Gaia.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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This time, when it comes, it will melt the polar ice cap. Millions will die. The planet will protect itself. It's important to realise that. If man is the enemy, it will destroy him.
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Six: Fusion
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EMMA
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All I'm saying is don't spend your last hours seeking revenge, Dad. The planet will do it for us, in time.
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