Wild at Heart (2006) s07e10 Episode Script

So, how do you know each other? I'm his wife.
It doesn't exactly slip your mind.
'Oh, by the way I forgot to mention I'm married.
' Weird.
Fiona, she's got this way of pushing my buttons.
It's Alice, she wants us to live in England.
It's the right thing to do.
I have to go home.
You'll let this place go to the dogs? What'll happen to our partnership and the project? I have every faith you two will be able to carry on until I get back.
You know, this place without Trevanion, it's not right.
Fiona has agreed to bail us out.
Well, we think we've just saved Leopard's Den but what if we've just destroyed it? I'm not sure I trust her, that's all.
You might want to see this.
Ah! Caroline, am I hallucinating? No, Anders, no, this is real.
At least it's not cats and dogs.
Hello? You're not trying to say they rained down, are you? It can happen.
Heavy winds or tornadoes can pick them up from one place and drop them down in another.
Strange that it should happen now, though.
Very.
It's just a bunch of frogs.
Actually the frogs aren't your only problem.
See, we couldn't get past so we had to leave the car back there.
She's not budging.
I've tried revving the engine and everything.
I don't know what's got into her lately.
She's been hanging around the house a lot.
Maybe the animals are trying to stop Danny from going back to England.
It's a nice thought but I'm still getting on that plane.
A bit early, isn't it, even for your spectacularly low standards? The movement of the earth around the sun is of no interest to me now that Danny is leaving.
Anders, he has to go.
Now we've all agreed to make it as easy for him as possible.
It's not fair to show him how upset we really are.
Look, I can't just pretend it's OK.
Well, you have to.
It's for the best.
You must be so looking forward to seeing Alice and the baby again.
Like you wouldn't believe.
But you know, I feel bad about leaving you.
Are you sure that everything will be all right? Of course.
We'll be just fine, won't we, Anders? Absolutely.
Times change, Trevanion.
It's just a question of rolling with the punches.
Dad, they are a vet down at the National Park and they think they might have a rogue lion on the loose.
Well, what are we waiting for? The thing is, for some reason they asked for Ed.
We'll pick him up on the way.
Will you be OK looking after things? I'm going to have to get used to it so you go for it.
Danny, there is the little matter of your leaving party to sort out.
Sorry, Caroline.
Nature calls.
Listen, guys, we don't all need to go.
I can deal with this.
Oh, it's fine.
The last bit of excitement.
One for the road and all that.
Why don't you two pop in for breakfast? Let Ed to do the slog.
I do! No, we should get on.
OK, have fun boys.
Play nicely.
You were very late coming to bed last night? What were you up to? Drinking with Dup.
Having a few beers.
Just chilling.
You know how it is.
Hmm.
One crate led to another? Yeah, that kind of thing.
Did he say anything about Danny leaving? No, not really.
You stay here where you belong! That's what we should be telling Danny.
I know, I don't want him to go either.
Wait here, I'll see what's what.
Sizwe, why didn't you call me directly? Sorry, it was one of my guys who made the call and it's an emergency now, all right? A visitor's been mauled by the camping area.
Right, follow me.
We need to follow Sizwe.
Let's go, go, go, go, go, go, go! I didn't know you two knew each other.
Our paths may have crossed once or twice.
Lion headed back that way.
So where's this tourist? Come with me.
Adult female on her own.
I'd say about nine years old.
Yeah, well, why would she encroach here and attack someone? How did she get in? They've got secure fencing, haven't they? Evidently not.
Should I round up the men? Yeah, yeah, but go easy on the guns, will you? We need to track her to find out if there's something wrong.
But first we need to look at this fencing.
How's he looking? Yeah, luckily the wounds are superficial.
So he should be all right.
Thanks for coming through.
I have to say I was surprised to see Danny here.
I mean, we were all told he was taken off the vet register and had already left the country.
Who told you that? Someone rang the office, I think.
Oh.
You and Ed, you know each other well? Oh, we'll know each other better when we join forces.
Join forces? What are you talking about? No, what Sizwe means is that To merge Leopard's Den, Mara and the Endangered Species Project with the national park.
It's Ed's idea.
What the bloody hell is going on? We were trying to catch a lion last time I looked.
About the national park! I ought to kick your skinny little backside all the way to kingdom come.
That will not happen.
Let's not be hasty, shall we? Jumping into bed with an army of government lackeys? No way.
I will not let my land go.
It could be a way of keeping it.
We've got to be pragmatic.
What are you up to? I wasn't born ten minutes ago.
Clearly not.
And when were you planning on telling Danny? I wasn't going to.
Ah! Until I knew exactly what the deal was gonna be.
Besides, I understood from your wife that we don't want to do anything to make it harder for him to get on that plane.
That fence has got more holes in it than one of your vests, Dup.
No wonder a lion got in.
Is everything all right? Fine, Danny, just fine.
How long are you going for? I don't know, man.
The national park boundaries are so bloody large I don't know if we'll be able to track the lioness before nightfall.
How's the cheetah? He's still not eating.
He keeps turning his nose up at his food.
First the frogs and the giraffe were being weird, now the cheetah.
Maybe Fatani's right.
Maybe the animals are trying to tell you something.
Don't you start with all that.
Come on.
Oh, Sizwe phoned.
Apparently that tourist is gonna need a lot of stitches but he'll be fine.
My hunch is he surprised the lioness and it lashed out.
Who invited him? Dup! All set? You bet.
Hi, Fiona.
Hiya.
No-one ever tell you three's a crowd? Don't wait up.
OK.
We won't.
Bye.
Take care.
It's going to be very different without Danny, isn't it? All change.
I'm sure we'll cope.
Well, if I can help you with anything while the guys are gone.
That's very kind but I think we can manage.
Perhaps something on the animal front? Only I think there's something wrong with your cheetah.
No.
Oh, I'll check him over.
Do you want me to do some blood tests up at Mara? I don't think that's necessary but thanks anyway.
OK, I'll leave you to it.
So now tell me, Beelzebub, what's your thinking with this joining the national park? Survival.
I think teaming up with them is the best way forward.
Is that all? You know, I know why we want Danny on a plane back to the UK.
But why do you? Same as you.
For his family.
Yeah, you think you're gonna ride roughshod over us when he's gone.
Ha, ha, you've got another thing coming.
Well, there's no sign of her or her pride.
Maybe they rejected her and she's gone solo.
Are you two OK? Yeah, just admiring the view.
Shooting the breeze.
I'll shoot you if you don't watch it.
If this has got anything to do with you trying to get me a gorilla kissogram thingamajig for my leaving do, just forget it, OK? Just forget it.
Ah, sorry to butt in.
No, no, it's fine.
Erm, how can I help you? I've drawn a blank with the cheetah.
I was wondering whether those blood tests were still going begging.
Yeah, absolutely.
Right, let's run some tests, shall we? Let's.
What's with all the deliveries? There was one yesterday as well.
If you must know it's for Danny's leaving do.
Liver? Yeah.
You're serving liver at Danny's leaving party? Yes, wrapped in acacia leaves.
It's a traditional African dish, Liv.
You'll love it.
I don't think so.
And why are you being all cloak and dagger about it anyway? I was worried that talk of Danny's leaving party might upset you.
Right.
Look, erm, you should speak to Danny, you know.
Ask him to stay.
No point, is there? Caroline? I just found these under the bed.
I don't know what they are but they're all covered in slime.
Ugh! What is it? What's the problem? I think Fiona's up to something.
Whatever makes you think that? She's employed a solicitor that specialises in land disputes.
I checked.
He's been going over the agreement between us and Ed.
Our agreement is sound.
Not according to her lawyer.
How soon do you think you can persuade Alice to come back? I don't know to be honest.
You'll be missed.
Well, hopefully not too much.
And what about you and Fiona? How's that going? It's complicated.
Fiona and I have always been complicated.
But frankly she's able to get under my skin in a way that no-one else can.
What went wrong last time? She wanted family.
We both did.
It just wasn't to be.
Sorry.
This business is a whole new beginning for Fiona and me.
I'd be a liar if I said it didn't excite me.
What have you got, Dup? Erm, I think it's her.
See, the print's big enough for a nine-year-old.
And she's lame.
Are you sure? Yeah, the gap between her left fore and hind leg is less than the right.
Well if she's lame, it means she can't hunt properly.
That would explain why she went into the public area.
She didn't seem lame earlier.
Neither would you if you were being shot at.
Listen, it's getting late.
Why don't we go back to the vehicle, get our stuff and find somewhere to camp for the night? OK.
What are you up to? Enjoying some sun.
Why? No.
This.
You've had a lawyer over look our agreement with Ed.
Why? Why not? I have helped out financially.
He's my husband.
It makes sense for me to know exactly what he's tied to.
A word of warning, Fiona.
Try and oust me and my family from Leopard's Den Can we all just calm down? I'm the one that should be annoyed.
You're the one nicking things.
And if you would have asked, Rosie, I would have told you.
Still.
This letter is all about how our agreement with Ed could be overturned.
I need to know what's what.
That's all.
Ed wouldn't do anything against us anyway.
He's practically family now.
Is that right? I think I know my husband a bit better than you.
Meaning what exactly? It doesn't matter.
Yes, it does.
What is it? Nothing.
It's just that I think Ed's a little bit more driven than you all think.
Come on, Dup, we're gonna eat.
Lots of predators around, that's all.
You two will be OK when I'm gone, won't you? Yeah.
Yeah.
And you'll behave yourself, won't you? Me? Don't you worry about me.
Well, then, here's to you two.
You won't go changing everything as soon as I get on the plane, will you? I don't want to come back and find you've turned the place into a theme park.
Of course not.
Although obviously we don't want the place to stagnate, do we? We've got to keep moving forward.
I suppose so.
What do you say, Dup? I think we should get some sleep.
What did you fire the gun for? It was her.
She didn't look as though she was on a social visit.
You're meant to dart her! Dup! The blackness, the blackness I can't stand, Carol.
It's all right, Dup.
We spotted the lioness, she went that way.
We need to fan out.
Fan out? What does he know? Danny? Agh! Agh, aggh, aggh! Dup? Agh, Danny! Dup.
What is it? What? What happened? I darted him.
What are you trying to do? Kill me? You're supposed to shoot the lion.
It was an accident.
Aghh! Antidote.
Quick.
It's back at the camp.
So what are you doing standing here? My dart gun's empty.
Take this.
Go.
60 seconds, right? That's all I've got until this stuff cooks my system and I croak.
Right? Don't be ridiculous.
That is with elephant dosage.
Thank God for that.
For a minute I thought, well So how long with this dosage? Oh, much longer ages.
You know, ages.
Well, maybe A few minutes.
Great.
No! Get out of here.
Haaarrgghhh! Haarrgggghhh! You might want to get up.
I don't think I can.
I can't even feel my legs.
Don't tell me.
Lion? Where's your dart gun? It's there.
I dropped it behind the bush.
Ed, what's keeping you? I'm trying.
I'm trying! It's a shame you darted her.
I was hoping she'd eat that trigger-happy maniac.
He said it was an accident.
Trying to kill me is not the half of it.
You took your bloody time.
Shut up, will you? Quick as you can, Ed.
We don't have much time.
I'm aware of that.
I'm going as fast as I can.
Do you want me to do it? No, I don't.
Anders? Say something.
Anders! You told me to shut up.
I changed my mind.
Danny, he can't be trusted.
Second thoughts.
Shut up again, will you? Aghhh! Don't get up.
I need to speak.
I can't pretend any longer.
You.
Him.
The pair of you.
Right.
Just not now, Dup, all right? Just take it easy.
This was all part of the plan, wasn't it? Dart me, get Trevanion on a plane.
Then you can jump into bed with the national park lot.
Dup, you're being ridiculous.
I don't know what he's talking about.
It's true.
That's how he knew Sizwe.
What was that about the park? You heard me.
He's plotting behind your back.
And you're no better.
Leaving like a rat up a drainpipe.
Shame on you, Trevanion.
Can I just say, I haven't done anything.
Shut up! Shut up.
I thought you were OK about me going? Well, you thought wrong.
I'm not OK about it.
So why didn't you say something sooner? Because I was under strict instructions not to tell you.
Everybody's been treading on eggshells just so you can get on that bloody plane.
Well, I've had enough.
Give me a hand up! Easy, easy.
You belong here with us.
You always did and you always will.
This is your dream.
Your heart.
Your home.
Stay.
I am not plotting anything.
I didn't want to trouble you with talk of the national park until I was sure about it, that's all.
It's not like it's a done deal.
I should think not.
Whether I'm leaving or not, I'm still your partner.
Look, I know it's not ideal but we've got to adapt to survive.
Where's Anders? Ed shot him.
Oh, my God! Oh, no, no, no.
Not shot shot.
Sorry.
Just darted.
Why on earth did you dart him? I thought he was a lion.
The first thing he's ever hit.
I should have guessed you'd pull a stunt like this.
Look, it was an accident.
Yeah, right! Rosie, I Can we all concentrate on Dup and the lioness, please? Aggh! There's no need to worry about the lioness.
Once we've sorted out her foot we'll let her go.
Are you sure that's a good idea? Yes, I am.
But Caroline Really wishes you hadn't told Danny he has to stay.
It's all his fault.
I think you owe us an explanation.
I heard a rustling, I thought it was the lion.
They mean about the national park.
No, we don't.
We mean about hiring a lawyer to examine our agreement with you.
Excuse me? I have no idea what you're talking about.
Oh, please, do we look stupid? I wouldn't go that far.
Look.
I'm trying to finish an operation.
I'll stitch the lioness up.
Yeah, like he's stitched us up.
Is this true? I know nothing about any of this.
Fiona clearly did.
Did she now? Did you tell the national park that Danny is no longer on the vets register? What? What the hell's going on? I didn't do anything of the sort.
Then it's all Fiona.
It all makes sense.
Look, there may be some substance to these accusations but I'm just trying to secure our future.
You mean your bloody future.
No, everyone's.
Get out.
Hmm? Get out.
Both of you get out! Going well I see.
Let's just leave.
Oh, and for what it's worth, Danny, I don't think the lioness should be released now.
Just in case.
Go! I'll leave this with you.
The cheetah's got retinoid toxicity.
Probably caused by excessive consumption of liver.
So what happens now, Trevanion? Rosie, have you finished stitching the lioness? Nearly.
When you have I want you to check on the cheetah.
Then I'm gonna take her back to the national park and release her before the anaesthetic wears off.
I didn't mean with the animals.
I meant what happens with us now given what Ed and Fiona have been up to? You know, before I wanted you to stay.
But now you have to.
Right now I have to get this lioness back to the park.
That's all.
How was I to know you'd shoot Du Plessis? Oh, for the last time.
It was an accident.
Shame I can't stick his head on the wall as a trophy.
Did you tell the national park that Danny was no longer active as a vet? I might have mentioned something.
I was being efficient.
You could have waited till he'd gone.
What was your lawyer doing looking over the agreement? I needed to know what's what, that's all.
They weren't meant to find out but it doesn't matter now.
Because they had to at some point.
Findout what? That we're going to create something special here.
If they're on board and useful, great.
If they're dead weight, goodbye.
The Trevanions are good people.
So are nuns and social workers.
Doesn't mean you go into business with them.
I'm just as ambitious as you are.
Are you? Yeah, why else would I team up with the national park? Actually, I've been thinking.
I don't think that's the best way forward.
I've got a different idea.
What? Where did this come from? Leopard's Den and Mara should become a state-of-the-art research facility.
It's where the money's at - research into infectious diseases in production animals.
What, cows and sheep? Are you serious? We should have discussed this.
We are.
Anything else I should know about? Come on, Ed, you're not like Danny.
What does it matter to you that they're wild animals or farm animals? The Trevanions would never buy that in a million years.
I'm not interested in them.
I'm interested in us.
Our careers.
Our future.
Well, I want what's best for all of us.
Really? Well, then you have a choice to make, don't you? How is he, OK? Hopefully but there's a risk of toxemia.
That's the lioness back at the park.
And I spoke to Sizwe about Ed.
Apparently discussions only started about two weeks ago so I'm sure we can sort something out.
What more's got to happen for you to see sense? You probably put Ed and Fiona up to all this just to keep me here.
Oh, Danny.
I would if I could stand them.
But think about it, imagine working with them now.
I know I bloody couldn't.
Come on, Dup, we talked about this.
I have to go back.
Danny's right.
I agree.
I don't.
I agree with Dup.
Surely you can persuade Alice to come back.
I'm sorry but I have to respect Alice's wishes.
You can always come with me.
I know.
But you'll manage here.
You all will.
You would have given all this up for Caroline.
Well, now it's my turn.
Up to you, Trevanion.
Up to you.
Come on, Fatani.
Dup, what happened to you? Nevermind that.
Did you do something to the cheetah? I gave him food so he could stop eating at his regular feeding times.
So it looked like something was wrong.
Something is wrong.
What did you give him? Liver.
He loved it.
He's OD'd on it.
You poisoned him.
You've gone too far.
You've got to stop this.
That's not gonna happen.
You heard Danny.
He's talking about taking Liv to the UK with him.
I can't have that.
I have an idea of something bigger and better.
I'll do it tonight.
No.
Yes.
Enough is enough.
Dup, drive.
Ed just called.
Desperate to apologise, I hope.
No.
The park rang.
Our lion's back stalking tourists.
Why would she do that? I don't know.
It doesn't make sense.
There's nothing else it could be.
I warned you, Danny.
I told you there'd be problems.
Is anyone hurt? No, the rangers tried to shoot her and scared her away.
There's no need! Tell them that.
They think they've got a man-eater.
Releasing a dangerous lioness does not look good for any of us.
My concern is for the lioness.
Do you want her shot? Of course not.
Then we work together.
Where did you last see her? We think she's headed towards the hills.
It's shoot on sight, I'm afraid.
I'll get my things from the car.
The hills are no good.
We were up there yesterday.
There's no food there.
She won't go back there.
More likely she's headed for the river.
Says who, Mystic Dup? Right.
We'll need to keep this lot busy for a bit.
We're on their land.
We're here to help them.
You listen to me, partner I love it when he gets angry.
You took matters into your own hand about the national park.
Now it's our turn.
Delay them, I'll head down to the river and dart her.
Why don't you stay and I'll dart her? Because you're a terrible shot, Ed.
I second that.
Where are you? There's plenty of tracks.
We've just got to work out which direction.
No, no, no.
Sis.
We are wasting time.
This is pointless.
No point looking in the wrong place, is there? What's this? It's nothing.
It's animal carcass.
What of it? There's no bones.
Maybe the lioness ate them.
This is meat somebody's put down.
Trevanion's been seen heading down the river.
He's tracking down the lioness, isn't he? I want to stay here and check this out.
You go with 'em, they're your mates.
Hello, Danny? You've got company.
Great.
"Come in, Danny.
" This is not ideal.
Nooooo! No! Oh! Idiots! What did you have to shoot for? Couldn't you see? She was walking away.
She wasn't trying to maul me.
Is she breathing? Just.
Bullet's entered the right abdomen.
Clear penetration.
Clean exit wound.
But there's clear tissue damage and she's bleeding a lot.
Do we put her out of her misery? Well, she's your lion but we try and save her, right? Yeah, yeah.
Yes.
OK.
Hey, Danny.
I worked out what's been going on.
Dup, you're gonna have to get over here.
They shot the lioness.
I'm on my way.
Visceral damage is severe.
Can you stop the haemorrhaging? If I can locate the blood vessel that's bleeding.
Can I trust you to do that? Look, I owe you an explanation.
I'm all ears.
I want the Endangered Species Project to survive.
I thought talking to the park was a way forward.
You should have talked to me first.
Fiona didn't think that was a good idea.
What? Fiona? I've stemmed the blood flow.
So, why didn't Fiona think this was a good idea? I think she was sort of prioritising us as a couple.
I thought teaming up with the park was the sensible thing to do.
To work with this lot.
You're crazy, right.
The reason the lion was so close to the fence is cos meat was put out for it.
Why would anyone do that? To get the lion to where the tourists are.
Cos you get your tips, don't you? From showing the tourists the big animals up close.
No, no, no.
We are not doing that here.
Maybe you're not but somebody is.
Is that right? Is that why this animal is fighting for its life? Hey look, this is none of your business.
We'll take your lioness back to our clinic for further treatment.
But she'll live.
But I'd say you've got bigger problems to sort out.
Yeah.
And you wanna go into partnership with them.
We've got to have some kind of a plan.
But not an unworkable one.
You give me a sensible option, I'll take it.
We could develop Leopard's Den and Mara into a research facility.
Overseeing production animals for the farming industry.
Why would we want to do that? To survive.
Like you said, it's where the money is, apparently.
Apparently? According to who? Well, it's well known.
Whose idea is this, Ed? No, no, no, don't tell me.
Fiona's, right? She may have suggested something along those lines.
She wants to turn us into a research facility for cows and you think me and Dup are crazy.
Well, she's entitled to a voice.
No, Ed, she's not.
None of her business what we do.
No, Danny, I think you're wrong.
She bailed us out financially.
I think she should at least have a say.
Well You're right.
I can't leave.
While Fiona's trying to stick her oar in, I'm going nowhere.
Where have you been all night? Olivia What's going on? Ohhhh.
You don't wanna know.
Yes, I do want to know.
How do you get an elephant into a kitchen? I don't know.
With great difficulty, I imagine.
Morning, Dup.
Have you not noticed anything? What? What do you mean? Like the elephant in the room? Oh, you mean your decision to stay.
No.
I mean about the elephant in the room! You're having an affair with an elephant? Liv, I was putting the elephant in the kitchen at Leopard's Den.
Have you lost your mind?! Anders? Boxes like this were under our bed.
That dried slime is the sort that comes off frogs.
And I found these acacia leaves down by the gate.
Giraffe's love acacia leaves.
Is there anything you want to tell us, Anders, about all these animals? No.
It's mother mature in all her glory.
Go on.
I put the elephant in here.
And I put out the acacia leaves to attract a giraffe.
The frogs were planted by me and I overfed the cheetah.
Hang on, hang on.
What was all this for? To convince you that the animals were giving you signs so you'd stay.
He is bloody staying.
You are? Well, it's not what I want but I don't feel that I have any choice so for the time being, yes.
I told you to stop it.
I did it for you, Liv.
I know how much you wanted Danny to stay.
Have you any idea the lengths Trevanion will go to save an animal? Is it relevant? Yes, it is.
We saved a lion out there yesterday.
And it felt sort of right.
I'm not the same as Danny, of course but I too want to work with wild animals.
Not production animals or research.
I see.
I want this to work, you and me.
But with them.
It's not that I don't want them.
It's that I just want us.
And I don't want anyone or anything to get in the way this time.
We can't just go it alone.
Sadly that's exactly what we do.
So what's your choice? I'm not gonna make one.
It's you that has to do that.
Danny, we need to talk.
The three of us.
Which three of us is that exactly? Have we come at a bad time? No, we just had an elephant in our kitchen.
And you want to be in business with this rabble? Look at them.
They have an elephant in the house.
I never said they don't have a certain unique quality.
Quality? Oh, come on, Ed, you've lost it.
Well, that's not how I see it.
Excuse us.
Fiona, you know where I stand.
You put this lot before me.
It's not a question of one over another.
Yes, it is.
Only me and you can move this place forward.
Without me Without you we'll be fine.
Noway.
Ed, we are the future here.
I don't think that's true.
I don't think we are.
Meaning what exactly? Fiona, you must accept that things have to be the way that I and Danny want them to be.
I can't.
Then it's over.
Do you wanna think about that? No.
Sorry.
Happy now? Don't just gawp.
I am capable of occasional moments of common sense, you know.
We noticed.
I suppose we all have to make sacrifices.
Still it'll be a bit hand-to-mouth for a while.
It always is.
But I'm sure the three of us will work something out.
Maybe even just the two of us.
You know, if you go back to the UK.
It's all right, Trevanion, we'll be fine.
Now that the wicked witch Now that Fiona has gone.
He's right.
Ticket still stands.
Are you sure the two of you will be all right with that? I might even behave.
And I'll try not to shoot you again.
Come on, then.
Seal the deal.
Handshake.
Is it clean? It is now.
One thing I can't say goodbye.
I'll give that moment a miss if it's all the same to you.
Danny's left all this very late.
He's hardly gonna have any time at the party.
I get the impression he's not too worried about that.
Are you sure you don't want us to take you to the airport? Oh, I've never been surer of anything in my life.
And I'm sorry but I don't think I can make - if I'm honest - really face, the party.
I am not great with goodbyes.
Don't worry, Danny, we understand.
So, this is it, then.
You're a good man, Danny Trevanion.
Please don't, Caroline.
Love you, Dad.
I love you too.
Me too.
Oh, this is gonna be so much easier than I thought.
You can do it.
Tickets, wallet, passport.
No, hang on, passport's not there.
It was on the table earlier.
Oh, it's in the clinic.
And so is Anders.
Will you be all right without me? Course, Dup.
Times change.
Just a question of rolling with the punches.
When is it ever not? You know that moment you mentioned? The one that you wanted to avoid? Well, I've thought of something you could be doing instead.
Right, everybody.
Gather round, please.
I want to say a few words.
Now, actually, Danny asked me to say a few words because he won't be able to be with us this evening.
He told me leaving here is the hardest decision he's ever had to make.
Now, someone once said, "If you love somebody, you must let them go.
" And that's what I have to do for Danny.
He's my best friend and always will be.
Now, it's not just me.
We all love Danny.
We must all let him go.
However bloody painful that is.
Now, he did leave me with one instruction which I'd like you all to help me with.
And that is to please drink Fatani's bar dry! Danny? Danny! Danny? Danny, you're back.
Fiona? What are you doing here? You win.
I want to stay.
But what about everything we said about the business, about future plans? I'll play ball.
I'll do whatever you want.
I just don't want to lose you.
I don't believe a thing that bloody woman says.
Take my word for it.
It won't take her long to get her claws back into him.
What do we do then? Danny's gone.
We need him back.
I think it's too late.
Turn around.