Vera Drake Page #3
Well, if you're going
for the George Raft look, sir...
with a pair of spats.
Oh, no.
No spats.
Whatever you want,
sir.
I'm just going to measure
your outside leg.
Yeah.
Come on.
Seized up?
She's there.
Is Joycie all right?
She's fine.
We ain't seen her
in ages.
She's started
talking about moving.
Moving where?
To a bigger house.
Your house is big enough,
isn't it?
Yes.
- You ain't been there a year.
- I know.
We had a bit
of company last night.
- Did you?
- You know what Vera's like.
lives on his own, no family,
hoicks him in with us,
gives him his tea.
She's got a heart
of gold, that woman.
- She's a diamond.
- You're a lucky man.
You're a lucky man
in all, Frank.
What she invite him
round for, anyway?
- He lives on his own.
- A lot of people live on their own.
Don't mean you've got to invite them
all round for tea though, does it?
It's just Vera's way,
ain't it?
Maybe he wants
to be on his own.
She wants to mind
her own business.
She's a little busybody,
bless her.
She's going to get herself in trouble
one of these days.
I'm glad we moved
out here, aren't you?
I seen the washing machine
I want this morning. It's 25.
Oh no, not now, Frank.
Not your accounts.
- It'll take me 10 minutes.
- I know your "10 minutes."
An hour and 10 minutes,
more like.
I thought we was going
I'll finish this and we can have
an early night.
All right,
dear.
Frank?
Frank.
You're asleep!
Don't go
to sleep on me.
Frank?
Well, you come
on top of me then.
- Come on.
- Can't we leave it till tomorrow?
No, we got to do it now,
ain't we?
Afternoon, dear.
Thank you.
This way.
Right then, dear.
First thing
we've got to do...
is put
the kettle on.
Oh. Got a bowl
in here?
Now, where are...?
You got
a towel, dear?
Very good.
Where's your bed?
Through here.
Now, what I want
you to do...
take your
knickers off for me,
lie down here.
Don't you
be upset.
Because I'm here
to help you, aren't I?
And that's what
I'm going to do. So...
hop your bottom on the bed
and I'll be back in a jiffy.
Here we are, then.
Hop on the bed
for me.
How long is it
going to take?
Not long, dear.
Open your legs.
You on your own?
Only for a bit.
Now, what I'm going to do
is have a little feel,
Make sure everything's
as it should be
and then we'll get
- so you go all floppy for me.
- What do you mean?
Just lie down, dear.
Wet my hand a bit...
and feel.
You're all right.
All right...
Push this
little tube in.
All right.
Here comes
the water.
When you feel full,
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