Significant Others (2022) s01e05 Episode Script

DEN: Tonight, I'm going
to ask Wayne to marry me.
And I want your blessing.
CLAIRE: She smiled, Den.
She's proud.
JAKE: You wanted them.
CIARAN: No, you hit me up so you
could sell your dying mum's drugs.
You're a freak.
MAN: Open it.
MAN 2: How's the party going, Wayne?
Good? Good night?
DEN: I think he was
going through Sarah's stuff.
Hey.
DEN: Someone's interfered with her.
Den, it's not a good idea
to let your imagination go to places.
What is it, Constable?
They found her.
Police divers at
first light.
(SOBS)
(INDISTINCT VOICES ON POLICE RADIO)
Just blow on it. It's hot.
Leading Senior Constable
Deborah Munroe is ready for you now.
I don't think I'm gonna go in.
- But, Hanna
- HANNA: I don't need to go in there.
I don't need to hear all the details
about her body.
I just I don't need to.
Yeah. I'll I'll be here. You go.
Hey, uh, has Claire taken something?
Course not.
MUNROE: We received an anonymous tip
through Crime Stoppers
that gave us a location to search.
A tip from who?
Well, she said it was anonymous.
URSULA: And you're sure it's her?
WAYNE: Ciaran, maybe
you should wait with Hanna.
I'm staying.
MUNROE: Okay.
We'll need to confirm her DNA,
but I can get a police officer
to come over later to collect a sample.
What about I've got (SIGHS)
It's her hair.
- From her hairbrush.
- MUNROE: That's that's perfect.
- Thank you.
- CLAIRE: Okay.
- MUNROE: Thanks, Claire.
- No worries.
The body was tangled up in an anchor
that was weighing her down.
What about the anonymous caller?
MUNROE: Our inquiries
are ongoing, Ciaran.
Once the post-mortem
examination is done,
Sarah's body can move
to the funeral home,
so you can all begin to make
funeral arrangements now.
Why can't the police just find out
who made the call to Crime Stoppers?
We're preparing a brief for the coroner,
who will look very carefully
at all the evidence.
Where exactly was she found?
She was found in this area here,
on the edge of the national park.
Boora Point.
URSULA: And where's she now?
'Cause I'd really like to see my sister.
MUNROE: I understand.
Sarah's body is at the morgue,
but I would not advise a viewing
before the funeral home.
What if it's for a spiritual purpose?
I'm sure the funeral
director will handle
all the religious side of things.
Yeah, I know that, I know,
but but I just
you know, I just want to go
with Father Shirley.
I just want to go with
our priest now, and
and I just want to bless my sister.
- Ursula, you don't
- Is this necessary?
Saving my sister's soul?
Yeah, actually. I'd say it is.
Can we ask if that is,
uh, possible, please?
I'll be right back.
- We both feel the same.
- Let's just hear what she has to say.
Uh, I'd better put some, uh,
more money in the meter.
- I don't want to get booked.
- WAYNE: Yeah, I'll do it.
- Oh, no, come. Stay with me, please.
- No, no. Just some fresh air.
I'll be back.
SCOTT: Good man.
(SIGHS)
(SIGHS)
Fuckin' hell.
Hey.
- Are you okay?
- Oh.
Sorry, uh
I'm just (LAUGHS)
needed a break.
You're not gonna pass out on me, are ya?
You're looking a bit beat.
No. I'm fine.
Okay.
You look after yourself, alright?
(SIGHS)
MUNROE: So
there will be a window to visit
the morgue over the next 24 hours.
URSULA: Oh, great.
MUNROE: There will be
a counsellor present.
I doubt that they'll let you see her,
but you can be with her.
It's just Urs.
Nobody else wants to go.
I'm still thinking about it.
DEN: Really?
Don't do that, Ciaran.
I know it feels like you should,
but don't do that.
Thank you. Good advice.
MUNROE: Look, if there's
anything you need,
you have my number.
CLAIRE: Great. Thank you.
- Okay.
- DEN: Thank you.
Let's go home, huh?
URSULA: Yeah.
- CLAIRE: Yep.
- URSULA: Yep.
Oh, Urs, you're not obliged to do it.
CLAIRE: Yeah, Munroe didn't
think it was a good idea.
URSULA: I have permission to go.
DEN: Yeah, but if you go,
then, you know.
What?
WAYNE: Um, Munroe's advice
comes from a good place.
ALI: (ON RECORDING)
Hi. You've reached Ali.
And that's all it is, advice,
which Ursula can take or leave.
CLAIRE: Kettle's on. Who wants tea?
- Yep.
- Yeah.
No, thanks.
- This is important to me.
- Yeah, I understand that.
You know? Spiritually.
It's very important.
And I promised myself
that I wouldn't allow this
Okay. Look, we're only thinking
of your wellbeing.
- Oh, really?
- DEN: Yeah, yeah, of course we are.
Well, if you were, you wouldn't
be trying to stop me.
Ursula, please. This
is not the time to be
It's your fault I never got to say
goodbye properly to my own mother!
Just dial it down a bit, eh?
DEN: Why is it Claire's fault?
CLAIRE: For fuck's sake.
- SCOTT: Claire, ease up there.
- (SIGHS)
- What?
- CLAIRE: Nothing.
- Den, it's
- URSULA: Oh, it's not nothing.
What are you guys talking about?
WAYNE: Um, should we ?
What?
Take the kids.
HANNA: Take the kids? Where?
- Where do
- This is our house.
Okay. Okay. What are you
what are you all talking about?
Huh?
Ursula!
Claire?
Claire and Sarah
euthanised your mother.
URSULA: They planned it.
The whole thing.
Then they did it.
DEN: That's not true.
You wanted him to know.
Okay.
Okay, but, look
While you and Urs were in Canberra,
at, uh, one of your dances.
WAYNE: Den.
CLAIRE: Den, it's what Mum wanted.
Oh, my God.
Okay.
Seriously?
My mother never got her last rites.
CIARAN: Isn't this supposed to be
about our mum now?
WAYNE: You're right, Ciaran.
We should be thinking about Sarah.
- CLAIRE: I'm sorry.
- DEN: You said nothing.
- Den, I'm sorry.
- You said nothing!
And I had to hear about it today,
of all days!
And from fucking Scott!
(DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
Someone's being a bit of a diva.
Den!
That's two years they've hung onto that.
- Both of 'em.
- I know. Come back inside.
DEN: I can't, Wayne.
I can't always be the fuckin'
afterthought in this family.
Nobody thinks you're the afterthought.
(SCOFFS) Really? Don't they?
What are you doing?
I'm calling an Uber.
Let me shake this off.
(PHONE ALERT CHIMES)
It's a Nissan.
Oh, great. It's only four stars.
Hey, do you want me to come with you?
- Why would they keep it from me?
- Oh!
I don't know.
No, you you stay here with the kids.
I'll call later.
(SIGHS)
- (DOOR OPENS)
- HANNA: Hey.
Thought you might want to help.
CIARAN: With what?
We've got to pick out
something for Mum to wear.
I'm making a a playlist as well,
you know, all of
all of Mum's songs, all the ones
that make me cry. (LAUGHS)
CIARAN: Isn't that a reason
not to play it at her funeral?
HANNA: What about this?
This one's pretty nice.
I think the person
who tipped off the cops
is the same anonymous
person who called us.
Isn't the police
dealing with all of that?
- Why don't you want to know who it is?
- We could do this. What about this?
CIARAN: Whoever it is
who didn't report Mum,
it was either a fisherman or
someone doing something illegal.
Maybe drugs.
Ciaran, can you can you stop, please?
We found Mum.
Okay? We we found her.
I think this one.
(KNOCK AT DOOR)
Oh, Becky.
Oh, it's it's kind of you to come.
Uh, these are my parents, Emma and Ian.
- Hello.
- URSULA: Hi.
Hey. Nice to meet you.
Oh. Come in, please.
Just through here.
- (DOOR CLOSES)
- CLAIRE: Hi.
I'll, um I'll let Ciaran
know you're here.
I guess.
It's important that Ciaran hears
what Becky has to say in person.
Ciaran really
crossed a line with Becky.
Um
I don't know whether (LAUGHS)
whether you know, but, uh,
Sarah's body was found earlier.
So, um, we're
preparing her funeral now.
- Oh.
- What?!
No, we're
we're so sorry.
IAN: So this is not the time or the
place, so maybe we should get going.
Not until Ciaran deletes that video.
- CLAIRE: Sorry?
- URSULA: What video?
- (KNOCK AT DOOR)
- WAYNE: Ciaran?
Just a sec.
(DOOR OPENS)
Yeah, what is it?
It's about the video you took
of Becky, without her consent.
- Yeah.
- WAYNE: Yeah?
Well, she's here now, with her parents.
CIARAN: Did you tell 'em what
happened to us this morning?
- Yes!
- Ciaran's right. Now's not the time.
WAYNE: You don't want this
hanging over you, Ciaran.
Wayne. Mate.
Yes mate?
You owe them an apology
and they want the video deleted,
at the very least.
Which I think's a fair call. Don't you?
(DOOR OPENS)
CLAIRE: Ciaran, you got
something to say to Becky?
(DOOR CLOSES)
Sorry.
- URSULA: Uh, hello?
- What was that?
WAYNE: You can do
better than that, mate.
SCOTT: Well, he just said sorry.
He'll need to delete the video
from his phone as well.
- IAN: He will.
- CLAIRE: Absolutely.
(TAPS PHONE)
What about all the nudes Becky sent me?
Should I delete those as well?
URSULA: This is not
how you were raised, Ciaran.
- You don't know how I was raised.
- Jesus Christ, Ciaran!
URSULA: Well, you have
all our numbers now, so
CLAIRE: Yeah, and we're happy
to keep discussing any of this
whenever or, you know,
however you would like to, mmm.
Thanks. We'll let you get
through the funeral first.
WAYNE: We'll be in touch.
Just a heads-up.
That boy is begging for a boundary.
Thank you.
CLAIRE: See ya.
Hey.
I, um
found the posters.
Someone just dumped them in our bin.
- Could it have been a family member?
- CIARAN: No.
It was someone trying to stop us
from finding Mum.
Maybe the same person who, you know,
left her fitness thing in that boat.
There's no evidence
that's linking them up.
Yep, but I reckon
it might be the same person.
Now, you can test these, can't you?
Just get the DNA off it.
Ciaran, the posters
were put up and left there.
There could be any kind
of material on these.
Someone did something really wrong.
They just left my mum out in the water,
put my entire family through hell.
Can't you
can't you just trace the call?
Crime Stoppers doesn't work like that.
Right.
Look.
I know how terrible this must feel.
I don't need a counsellor.
I need you to find out who did this.
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
(MUSIC FADES OUT)
SARAH: Listen her will
was written a long time ago,
before she was even sick.
How do I know?!
What did she say to you?
I don't know. Why are we doing this?
Maybe there is no frickin' reason, Den.
The last thing that I said to her
was I wanted to marry Wayne.
Was it that?
I don't know.
Mum did everything to include me,
right from the moment
that I joined this family.
And she made me happy, in every way,
until this moment,
when she is telling me that,
"Fuck you, Den. You don't matter".
SARAH: She just wrote a shitty will,
okay? I'll fix it.
- I gave so much to this family.
- Oh, and I didn't? And I didn't?!
SARAH: We can divide up the house.
We'll get more that way
if I do the renos.
DEN: Oh, what the fuck?
This isn't about money.
- SARAH: Really? Oh, you fooled me!
- DEN: It is about love.
SARAH: You know what?
Tell Ursula to back off.
She says that she's doing this for
you and fighting her battle for you.
Bull.
It's about her, it's about Scott
and it's just about greed.
DEN: If you think that
that is all I am worth
to a woman that I thought was my mother,
fuck you.
Your children mean nothing to me.
(MUSIC FADES IN)
Ow! That fuckin' hurt!
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS NEARBY)
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACH)
WAYNE: Hey.
You okay?
Are you sure you're up for this?
This is exactly what I need right now.
Hi.
This is for the two of us.
Thanks, mate.
(DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)
Hopefully, this will help you wind down.
Then we can go home and get some sleep.
And we are owed a threesome, aren't we?
You knew, didn't you?
About what Sarah and Claire
did with Mum?
Yeah.
Ursula told me.
But only recently.
(BIRDSONG)
GEORGE: An anchor?
Wow.
You're, uh you're okay?
Yeah.
I mean
you know, we
we know where she is now.
We can stop wondering.
We can have a funeral.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's, uh
Yeah.
- Yeah.
- And you can stop blaming yourself.
(SOBS)
Shit. I'm sorry. Uh (SNIFFS)
I I'd, um
I'd like to come.
- To the funeral.
- HANNA: Yeah.
- If that's okay.
- Yeah.
Yeah?
- Fuck.
- No.
I'm so sorry, Hanna.
It's okay.
Um, nah.
It's really it's
it's really not okay.
I'm so sorry.
(WATER STOPS)
Wayne. How are you?
WAYNE: Tim!
- I'm okay. How are you?
- Great.
Actually
you got a spare minute?
TIM: Sure.
Look, don't waste the court's
time pleading not guilty.
Plead guilty, have
all your character references ready,
and, because you're such
an upstanding citizen
Oh. The most respectable
homosexual florist in Sydney.
Precisely.
uh, I'd be very surprised if
there was anything more than a fine.
Oh, God, that's good to know.
Thank you so much, Tim.
And if you ever need
a bathtub filled with orchids
(LAUGHS) Well, if you
ever need a lawyer.
- I thought you didn't do criminal.
- Well, I'm in malpractice.
Just in case you decide
to sue your tanning salon.
Oh. (LAUGHS)
- Who was that?
- Hey.
That was Tim.
He's an old friend.
And, I guess,
also now my lawyer.
Your lawyer?
Yeah.
Come with me.
(MOANING)
They found the caps on me
when we were lining up at the party.
I was arrested, charged,
and now I've got to go to court.
My family withhold things
from each other.
- We don't.
- WAYNE: I was trying to protect you.
I just thought if I told you
that it'd be too much.
Believe me,
with everything that's happened
my mother, my sister,
the fuckin' family home
it is too much.
Well, I got frightened, Den.
The cops, you know, they just
that made me feel like
I could lose everything I have.
You're not gonna lose
your business over this.
But could I lose Ciaran and Hanna?
Lose their trust?
Lose the chance to be their guardian?
Is that something you want?
- We've just never really spoken
- WAYNE: Look, don't you?
Well
okay, now that we
have Sarah, it's, uh
Yeah.
- (LAUGHS)
- (WAYNE LAUGHS)
Oh, I just think it's up to them now.
WAYNE: Mmm.
Home time?
WAYNE: Sounds good.
Hello.
Father, you remember Claire,
my nephew, Ciaran.
- Yes. Of course.
- Hi.
My sincere condolences to you both.
CLAIRE: Thank you.
FATHER SHIRLEY: Sarah
now rests with God in heaven.
Lord.
We ask you to bless Ciaran
- Should Ciaran even be here?
- Could hardly stop him, now, could I?
We ask this through Jesus.
I've spoken to the,
um, counsellor, and
he's gonna brief us.
- Okay.
- URSULA: Seems very nice.
I'm not going in. Just brought Ciaran.
Oh. Oh, okay.
Sure you want to do this?
FATHER SHIRLEY:
We ask this through Jesus
- Yeah.
- our loving friend.
Amen.
Yeah, of course.
Okay.
What? Oh! God, no.
No, sorry. (LAUGHS)
MAN: Hello.
I'm Adrian, one of the
counsellors here. Hello.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Hi there.
Now
whenever you're ready,
I'd like to talk to you about
what to expect when we
go inside to see Sarah.
It's entirely your choice
if you want to come in
- Yep. Yeah. Yep.
- or not, okay?
I'm not. I won't.
I just brought some
clothes to dress her.
ADRIAN: Okay, and thank you,
but that's actually something
that I'll ask you to give
your funeral director.
- They'll dress Sarah. Okay?
- CLAIRE: Oh, okay. Yeah.
ADRIAN: Should we go in?
Hey.
You don't have to come in.
ADRIAN: You can
just wait here if you like.
You're Sarah's son?
URSULA: Yeah. Yeah.
Maybe I'll do that.
That's a really great decision, Ciaran.
Bullshit. No, it isn't.
He's just disappointed
in himself. That's all.
'Cause maybe this is unnecessary.
Please.
We commend you, our dear Sarah,
to Almighty God
and entrust you to your Creator.
May you rest in the arms of the Lord,
who formed you from
the dust of the earth.
May holy Mary,
the angels and all the saints
welcome you now that
you have gone forth from this life.
May Christ, who was crucified
for you, bring you freedom and peace.
May Christ, who died for you
(CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY)
JAKE: I just wanted to apologi
CIARAN: Oh, no, this
is so inappropriate!
I'm not your fucking counsellor!
What are you doing here?
I'm not gonna be
your fucking grief buddy.
- I'm sorry. I just wanted
- No, I don't care.
Oi.
Wait.
Jake!
(EGG CRACKS)
Why have you got the heating on?
Bloody middle of summer.
I'm cold. (SIGHS)
What time's your meeting
with the funeral director?
URSULA: Oh. Uh, four o'clock.
I've got the accountant at 3:30.
That's okay. You don't have to be there.
Are you sure?
Yeah. I'll be fine.
Okay.
Well, you
you weren't fine at the morgue.
Well, I'm I'm really glad I went.
Father
Shirley said some
beautiful things, so
SCOTT: Yeah. Right.
Keep an eye on the funeral director.
Not cheap.
- I know.
- And let the others know.
Otherwise they'll be coming to us for
gold-plated coffins or what have you.
Nobody wants that, Scott.
God, those eggs smell funny.
They're fine. I just ate them.
I really want to be there.
URSULA: Mmm.
SCOTT: I won't say anything.
You needn't.
(PHONE BUZZES)
SCOTT: Malcolm.
Yeah. Tell us some good news.
(VOMITS AND SPITS)
(PANTS)
(CLEARS THROAT)
(WATER RUNS)
(WATER SPRAYS)
CLAIRE: Hello?
Ali?
ALI: Claire.
CLAIRE: Hey.
Sorry, I was gonna call, but I
erm
they found Sarah's body.
Shit.
Okay.
So is there gonna be, erm, a funeral?
CLAIRE: Yep.
Erm, after the coroner
returns her to us.
I thought you should know.
Appreciate it.
I didn't know you had a boat.
It was here last time.
I guess you were pretty drunk.
Fuck off. (LAUGHS)
ALI: I loved your sister.
And I gave her a ring.
We'd had a fight.
CLAIRE: Oh. What sort of fight?
On Valentine's Day.
Just before she died?
Yeah, and I gave her the ring
to say sorry.
Uh-huh.
ALI: I wanted to know,
I still want to know,
where it is, because
it's not at the house.
My God. (LAUGHS) That's
what you were looking for?
- ALI: No I was
- That's what I I saw you
- Listen if she still has it
- digging through my sister's stuff.
on her hand,
it means she forgave me!
- (PANTS)
- For what?
For screaming at her,
at each other.
She was so worked up.
She was trying to contact you guys.
Ah. (LAUGHS) This isn't about us.
You were screaming at my sister
before she died.
Would you would you help me? Look.
Could you ask them,
the coroner or whatever?
I'm not going back to the body for you.
Well, can I get access?
To Sarah?
What, so you can
pawn some ring?
God, what do you think of me?!
Don't come, to the funeral.
(SIGHS)
- WOMAN: Lovely home.
- YOUNGER WOMAN: Very.
A real fixer-upperer.
Yeah, you'll do very well with it.
WOMAN: We're a family business.
This is my daughter, Antonia.
She'll be leading today.
ANTONIA: There are lots of options.
I can talk you through our packages.
(LAUGHS) Does the coffin matter?
Let's talk about Sarah.
HANNA: Yes. It's just because
she's going to be cremated.
Oh. Uh, just turn over.
Um, a beautiful range of urns as well.
Her ashes, uh, are gonna be here,
buried at home. That's what we want.
But we needn't decide
all that now. Do we?
HANNA: Well, like, why
can't they be here, at home?
We are always gonna have this house.
CLAIRE: Well
It's just that your mum, um, borrowed
some money against this house,
and construction's not cheap, so
we don't know.
- Well, how much do we need?
- Well
Sorry, but we can discuss all that
later, like, after the funeral.
Or not withhold things.
Let's discuss the service.
You were thinking a chapel?
It's a requiem in, uh
in our parish church.
- We didn't discuss a mass.
- Our sister deserves it.
She was all into crystals
and stuff, wasn't she?
CLAIRE: Yeah, exactly. Den's right.
- She was
- It's our family parish.
You were baptised there.
I was married there.
What do you guys think?
URSULA: It's the church
she was confirmed in!
- I mean, you too, Den.
- DEN: I know that.
Sorry she just
asked us what we think.
Ciaran?
What about Boora Point?
For the funeral?
- It's where she ended up.
- HANNA: What?
It's not a very practical idea, Ciaran.
Scattering her in the ocean
could be very beautiful.
She drowned.
- Erm
- Of course.
Take some time.
Sarah's funeral is for you too.
How can we help you prepare you
for the road ahead?
You take it step by step.
You just go
task by task.
It's the only way.
Right now, it's about
the sandwiches.
How many on a platter?
Have a think about
the ratio of wholemeal bread.
Or gluten-free is another thing.
What's your favourite bread?
Oh, I'm I like the
cheap fluffy white stuff.
URSULA: You know, people really
like the fibre of wholemeal.
- It's funny, 'cause, um
- CLAIRE: There used to be the Oh.
Sorry. Sorry.
I used to hate lunches here at first,
when I first came to Australia.
Needn't only be sandwiches,
though, does it?
CLAIRE: You grew to
love them, didn't you?
DEN: Not entirely.
There was a little, uh,
pastry-filled hors d'oeuvre with
what is it?
You you could use, um,
uh, tinned crab or or, uh, uh, tuna.
Vol-au-vents. You're
talking about vol-au-vents.
ANTONIA: Vol-au-vents is something
our caterer can probably do.
Uh, and the sandwiches, um,
th they usually don't
have enough margarine, so
and and the crusts off, right?
WAYNE: Do you know what,
I was just thinking,
we haven't seen bacon
puff pinwheels in a bit.
- SCOTT: Yeah.
- WAYNE: That could be good.
- No, that is a top idea, Wayne.
- URSULA: Mmm.
Uh, I love that.
That's cold or hot, a pinwheel?
- SCOTT: It's either.
- URSULA: Oh. Okay.
- ANTONIA: Yeah, yeah.
- URSULA: Check out the Danishes.
- Yeah. We'd love that.
- Apple.
- Hey.
- Hey.
Um
we cool?
I was a bit of a prick.
Been a bit of shit going down.
I was probably a bit of a prick as well.
You, um
came to me for help, and, um
now I'm sort of struggling
bad because
Something happen?
They, um
uh, found my mum's body.
Shit.
I really want to go out there,
to the spot.
JAKE: W why?
CIARAN: Don't know.
Just
it's where she ended up.
There should be, like, a marker or,
like like, a big stone monument,
but it's water, so I just
I just want to see it.
But not on my own.
You want me to come?
Maybe.
Yes.
Would you?
Oh, I don't know, man.
How?
Come on. No-one locks
their boats round here.
Ciaran?
CIARAN: Let's drop anchor here.
Did they say it was an accident
that made her stay stuck under?
CIARAN: An accident?
It was deliberate.
You know the posters we put up?
Someone took 'em all down.
All of them?
CIARAN: Every single one.
Had to be the same person
who tipped off the cops.
JAKE: Bloody arsehole.
Well, at least they told
the cops, you know.
'Cause if they hadn't, then
They could have said ages ago.
Maybe they're just trying to own up.
But they're gutless, you know.
Still.
You know, 'cause it
it probably was an accident.
Just got caught up
in the anchor or, um
Why'd you say that?
JAKE: Eh?
Say say what?
How did you know it was an anchor?
JAKE: Oh. 'Cause, uh, um
you said it was a
it was an anchor.
You were talking about, uh, some
anchor.
Yeah, I must have.
(LAUGHS)
(CAMERA CLICKS)
(TAPS PHONE)
Um
what'd you do that for?
Not for the cops, if that's
what you're worried about.
(PHONE ALERT CHIMES)
So
this is where it happened.
Where they found my mum
caught up in an anchor.
Hey.
- I need your help.
- Why?
- Uh
- What's wrong?
I just I need to borrow, like,
a board or something, 'cause
GEORGE: But why?
Um
it's Ciaran.
He's just, like he's gone out
on the water, and he
and I have to go out there.
Well, no, you well, you can't.
- It's not safe.
- He's gonna do something really bad.
- Uh, uh where is he, Hanna?
- HANNA: He's at Boora Point.
Somebody
knew where she was,
for weeks, but left her
in the water to rot.
Whoever it is
they deserve to suffer.
Suffer the way they made
my whole family suffer.
What the fuck, Ciaran?
You gonna tell me what you did?
Let's just go back, eh?
Take me back!
(BIRD SQUAWKS)
Pull up the anchor.
We can head back.
(JAKE PANTS)
It was an accident, Ciaran.
(BOAT APPROACHES)
(PANTS)
(GRUNTS AND PANTS)
MUNROE: He set out
to deliberately harm him.
There will be an investigation
into Ciaran's actions.
CIARAN: For all of us who know sin
DEN: Can I have a word, please,
with you, Georgia?
The girl is 16.
- Fuckin' hypocrite!
- DEN: Hanna, stop it!
may we always be ready
to acknowledge
our wrongdoing
I need someone to sign that
you accept Ciaran into your care
until further arrangements can be made.
Yeah. Take everything.
and seek God's forgiveness.
Lord, hear us.
PEOPLE: Lord, hear our prayer.