Citadel
Say goodbye.
Bye-bye.
Leave them here, I'll come back.
- Any done?
- Almost.
Come on!
Come on!
No, no! No!
No!
Let me out!
No! Joe! 10th
Joe!
11th
Let me out!
12th
Joanne!
13th
Joanne!
14th
You bastards!
15th
Somebody help us! Anyone! 16th
No, please. Joe! 17th
Let me go! Joe! 18th
Joe! Get off me!
Get off me!
Feel the fear.
And let it pass.
You hear footsteps behind you.
24th
But you don't turn around.
25th
You can't.
26th
The steps are getting nearer now.
27th
they turn louder and louder.
28th
The panic is trying to get in.
29th
it's harder to breathe.
30th
Now, you see a light
ahead of you.
A car.
There's a friendly person
in this car.
You can make it.
34th
Suddenly, the steps behind
you, become a run. 35th
They're trying to get you.
36th
Walk faster, Tommy
37th
Get to that light
38th
Freeze!
39th
Anyone knows anything?
40th
The stance?
Stance. Ok.
Anyone else?
Okay, Tommy.
44th
I want you to slowly open your eyes
45th
and take a look at yourself.
46th
Everything about you, says victim.
47th
The way you hold yourself.
48th
Your arms and fists, held tight.
49th
Your back...
50th
..bent over.
Even your short irregular steps...
Why is it the people who have been
attacked in the past..
..are more likely to get intact again in the future?
54th
Body language.
55th
Even the slightest thing, you
or I would take for granted. 56th
A potential predator can sense.
57th
It's almost as if they can
see your fear. 58th
How long you should've been comin' to us?
59th
Nine months, now.
60th
And this is happening tomorrow?
Yeah.
How does that make you feel?
Lived.
64th
Because you can live here now?
65th
Because I can leave you now.
66th
Remember...
67th
Controlling agoraphobia takes faith in yourself, Tommy.
68th
So, feel the fear,
69th
... and let it pass.
Right,..end of the road
Last stop, son.
We don't go up further anymore.
Well what..what time the last bus into town, then?
74th
Only one a day now.
75th
6 o'clock.
76th
Is that from here?
78th
"Edenstown Regenaration Project
Due to begin November, " 79th
God! F***! God!
80th
"St. Anthony's Hospice"
Are you okay?
Tommy? Tommy.
I just need you to sign this.
84th
"Unidentified infection"
85th
Hi, Elsa.
86th
I'm so sorry, Tommy.
87th
Thanks for what you did for Joanne. 88th
I really should..
89th
I know.
90th
I know.
Come on.
So how long have you been out of the hospital, now?
..8 days.
94th
Wow..that support must be great..
95th
Tommy?
96th
What is it?
97th
Just the way that child looked at me.
98th
Well..
99th
The blind kid?
Marie
You should try to get some rest.
Bye-bye.
Yea, though I walk through the valley of
the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil,
for thou art with me.
thy rod and thy staff they comfort me
Amen.
I have to send Elsa to the council first.
There's a coach leaving the city center at 8.
Well, maybe once the regenerations happens,
maybe you could come back.
If it ever happens.
this is no place
to raise a child.
Tommy...
You know moving away won't gonna stop
You just have to prove to them that
you're a good dad.
I'm not gonna let 'em take her away from me.
I know.
Bye,Elsa.
Look after yourself, Tommy.
Why don't you f*** off home?
You shouldn't be out here.
I'm sorry?
They're gonna come looking for her.
You know that?
Who will?
Who will?
You f***in' know who!
Get your f***ing hands off me!
- Why do we have to leave?
- That's his f***ing husband!
Now, Tommy Cowley...
You're one the last one of this stage.
only took recent geriatrics left in here,now.
What the f*** are you looking at?
..people will be dying to get out..
At least the bloody lights work properly,
when the new power comes online.
Hey..wait!
Please stop!
Stop!
Stop!
Stop!
F***!
F***!
F*** it!
Bastards!
"Tommy"
"To Tommy. If you ever need someone
to talk to, 0141-496-0987. Marie "
Hello?
What do you want?
Get the f*** away from here!
Get out!
Hi, this is Marie. Please
leave me a message.
I promise I'll get back to you
as soon as I can. Bye.
Hi, Marie... it's Tommy.
I'm... I'm still here.
There was break-in...
And then...
Feel the fear...
Feel the fear
and let it pass.
Come on!
Tommy
Tommy...
What happened?
They came in the house last night.
I know.
Are you trying
to call the police?
The cops won't come in.
They do at least
to take a good look at these kids?
It's definitely them.
Who?
The one who got Joanne.
They came here
to kill Elsa.
Lookin' to kill Elsa?
Tommy?
Look at me.
What happened to Joanne
that was a tragic isolated incident.
The wrong place,
at the wrong time.
This isn't the same.
I mean... why would kids were
lookin' to kill a baby?
I don't know.
But he did...
He said they come lookin' for her.
Who did?
The priest.
Tommy...
I know he's all we've got,
but that man is messed up in the head.
He helps out at the hospice,
you know what the nurses call him?
I don't care
what they say.
- He knew they'll come looking for her.
- Yeah, but they didn't come looking for Elsa.
The cart upstairs was overturned,
the whole room was ransacked.
So was down here, Tommy.
Look, I know this is no less frightening,
but you were burglared.
No... No, they would...
Tommy, these kids have nothing
to do, nowhere to go..
They can quiet, easy, been looking for money...
I'm just imagining all this?
Tommy, I'm just
trying to help.
I know what I saw.
Tommy...
- I didn't mean...
- I need to see that priest.
I need to see him.
Ok..let's go together.
I can't leave the house, Marie.
Yeah you can.
In...
2, 3, 4.
Out...
2, 3, 4.
That's it, Tommy.
One step at a time, ok?
You're doing so well.
Here you are...
Are you okay?
Here you are.
Right..
You got this, Tommy.
You got it.
Come on...
That's it.
That's great.
you got out.
You're doing so well, Tommy.
Control your breathing.
In...
2, 3, 4.
Out...
2, 3, 4. That's it.
Try looking up.
All right, it's ok.
I got you.
Try looking down.
Hello!
Hey, there!
- Excuse me, Father...
- F***'s sake!
Jesus Christ!
Who gave you permission to come in here, huh?
At the time you said they would
come looking for my daughter.
- Get out!
- They came last night.
Well they didn't get out, did they?
If you don't mind, f*** it off!
I'm very busy.
Please, I need to know
what you know.
You see their faces?
You wanna know something?
I will show you.
This is insane.
Alone.
To be safe out at the hospice.
I don't have all day!
He's blind.
Right.
What's his name?
Ask him.
Hey pal... what's your name?
You gonna tell him your name?
His name is Danny.
He's shy with new people.
You, son?
Wait...
Where are we going?
No, no, no, no.
You can't!
Please...
For God's sake, stop the car!
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