Forbrydelser Page #2
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- 2004
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If you want to talk to me
you'll be very welcome.
Just look after yourself
and the baby in your belly, right?
I'm not pregnant.
- If you say so.
I can't get pregnant.
I know I put it in his bag.
What are you so cross about?
You're not allowed to
For God's sake, man!
Visiting hours are over, Josephine.
Can't we say goodbye first?
Of course.
I can't find it.
Come here.
Come on.
Time's up.
Right, Darling.
We must get some aspirins.
Are you tired?
- No, I just feel a bit funny.
It's called work, Honey.
Most people feel that way.
I'd like some disinfectant
and some soluble aspirins.
Lemon flavoured or not?
Frank? Lemon flavoured or not?
- Lemon-flavoured.
Anything else?
A pregnancy test.
You what?
Yes, what? Well, I feel a bit funny
and I'm buying a pregnancy test.
Don't look at me like that.
- and I'm buying a pregnancy test.
I thought we agreed not to waste
time on any more bloody tests?
Yes, we did.
But I feel weird.
OK? So I'm buying one.
Have you read her file?
- Whose?
Kate's.
Well?
Well, what?
- What about tonight?
Tonight?
- Yes.
That beer.
Tonight's not a good night, either?
- No, I don't think so.
Are you scared of me?
- No.
Maybe I'm too old for you?
- No, we'll go for a beer one night.
Just not tonight.
- No, just not tonight.
Right then, push off!
Make way for the real officers!
Have a good shift!
- Have a good night!
Well?
What's this supposed to mean?
Yes.
What the hell is this?
I'm pregnant.
You can't be.
Darling, there must be
something wrong with the test.
Right?
Something is wrong.
Right.
What are you up to?
- Waiting to take Kate out.
Oh? So soon?
- To her sister's wedding.
Have fun.
- Thanks.
Right, shall we go?
Hi, Michael.
- Hi.
Nice to see you.
- Thanks.
I'd have sworn it wasn't possible.
But you're pregnant.
Without our help.
Congratulations.
Thanks.
- I can see why.
Now, what stage are you at?
When was your last period?
Do you remember?
- July 1983?
That's certainly a few days ago.
- It's a bit...
It's a bit mixed up.
No, we'll find out
when we scan you.
Now, now!
You're over 35 -
- so we'll offer to test your
placenta or your amniotic fluid.
- Any fetal chromosome defects.
We call it...
- We don't want it, do we, Frank?
Do the tests show
if it's a boy or a girl?
Yes.
Should I buy football boots? Or...
- Do you want to know?
If so, we'll tell you.
Isn't that how it's done?
That's how
some people do it.
It's quite usual.
Shouldn't we?
All right, we'll have one.
No, it's a non-smoker.
Two stations to go.
Hey!
Hey, you can't do that!
I can't do it.
- You can't what?
I... c... can't...
...sit there at her wedding
with them all staring at me.
Let's find somewhere to sit down
and talk this over... we've time.
Yes.
Can't we just stay here?
No.
I can't do that.
I have to file a report on
how you did at the wedding.
There are a lot of
rumours about you.
No.
Oh, no, what is it this time?
You don't know anything
about computers, do you?
I was thinking...
now I'm feeling better, right?
We've loads of time to think in here.
- I can imagine.
Specially Saturdays and Sundays.
They're dead.
So what have you been thinking?
- All kinds of stuff.
About God and...
...Jesus and...
...my conscience, right?
Mum's side of the family
was really religious.
Maybe that's why I've been thinking
about it so much right now.
They don't want
to see me any more.
Marion, I have access
to everyone's files in here.
Everyone knows why I'm here.
I killed somebody.
I have tried to feel sorry,
but... you can't.
You feel bad about
not feeling guilty?
It was my boyfriend, right?
Although...
I don't like talking about it.
Yes, it's hard.
What is?
Forgiving oneself.
It's hard.
Very hard.
That's what it's like when we do
things that are irrevocable -
- or wrong.
But God forgives you.
You think so?
- Yes.
It was nice talking to you.
We can talk for longer if you like.
- No, that'll do for now.
You're a good priest, I reckon.
Thanks.
How is Kate getting on?
- Have you talked to her?
No, not really.
Her and God have
got something going.
They really have.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
How long have you been there?
- Only a little while.
Hi.
Hi.
- Hi.
I'm sorry we got off
on the wrong foot.
That's all right.
I'd like to ask...
Have you had
an epiphany of some kind?
You've heard rumours, maybe?
No need to talk about it
unless you want to.
Have you?
- I haven't had an epiphany...
...in that way.
It was more...
It came gradually.
So if your experience was
different I'd like to hear about it.
I'm not crazy.
- That's not what I think.
I...
I was pregnant, it turned out.
That's what I said.
Could you see?
- Or else I'm good at guessing.
Anna?
Anna?
If you go into a cell,
tell us first.
Oh, I'm sorry.
We need to be told first.
Karsten, may I ask you something?
I should ask Kristian
but that's difficult now.
And you've been here for ages.
- Yes.
There's...
...quite a bit of talk
about miracles.
And supernatural things.
- Yes.
We don't call them miracles
but speed psychoses.
Oh?
After a while on drugs they start
seeing gods and angels -
- and hearing trumpets... let us
know if you go into their cells.
Yes.
- OK.
They keep talking about miracles.
- Miracles...
They think one of the prisoners has
supernatural powers. Her hands...
It's sad.
- Why sad?
They're so wretched -
That sounds lovely.
Yes, it's probably just me.
Shall I show you
something else lovely?
Yes! Priest sex!
Let's move the chairs
and stand up to sing!
That's what we'll do.
Come on!
Where can I find the wisdom
To properly understand?
We can do better than that.
I was thinking...
I don't understand what it means.
Which bit?
- The chorus. About the grass.
fills me with wonder."
"Where can I find the wisdom
to properly understand it?"
Somebody is wondering...
About a blade of grass?
Blades of grass?
- Yes, Marion?
It's just...
...that Danny and me
used to have a garden.
The guys all used
to pee on it -
- in summer.
So...
There were yellow patches
everywhere.
But the grass grew back
all the same... right?
Yes. It's fantastic.
Life is a gift of God.
- Why isn't Kate here?
She doesn't have to come.
- But you're in the same business.
I'm clean.
You've got to help keep my stash.
- I want no more to do with it.
No. But you owe me and
I'm tired of waiting for my money.
So help to keep my stash
till you've paid up.
Hi.
I just dropped in.
- Yes.
I'd like to chat.
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