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[reporter on radio] Now, we have the latest from the Middle East.
Reports are just coming in from official sources,
in the Saudi Arabian capital, Riyadh,
that the attack in the Sinai Peninsula earlier today
was indeed a nuclear attack.
We're still awaiting official confirmation from the Ministry of Defence.
[pigeon cooing]
[Max] Ah, Campbell. Take a seat.
I'm having a bacon sandwich. What would you like?
Uh, I'll have the same. And coffee.
The same again, please.
I'm sorry to drag you all the way here.
No. So, what's all this about?
I just wanted to have a chat to you about a few things.
And I thought it would be good to get out of the office.
That's not like you.
A change of scenery is always good, don't you think?
Thanks.
We're struggling and I'm worried.
What do you mean?
Sales are tailing off and...
No, we discussed the strategy at the board meeting three months ago.
I know.
So why bring me all the way down here
for something we could have discussed in the office?
I know, I know.
Why don't you say what's really on your mind?
I think there is something about our problems
that can't be dealt with at board level.
Go on.
To be honest, I think the problems started when you married my sister.
[scoffs]
Please don't misunderstand,
but you coming into the family business has somehow...
Oh, I don't know.
So what are you saying?
To be honest, I've been racking my mind trying to figure out what the problem is.
And I just don't know.
What is this, big brother disapproving of little sister's partner?
No, no. It's nothing like that.
So what is it, then? Oh, I know.
You think I'm some sort of toy boy, is that it?
Oh, please.
Oh, no. You see your sister coming back from Spain
with a black man half her age,
you look at me and think, "Oh, no, a charlatan."
Yes, to be honest, I was worried.
Yeah, I bet you were.
You couldn't believe that a 40-year-old woman
could truly love a 25-year-old man.
Or, in fact, that a 25-year-old man
could truly love a 40-year-old woman, is that it?
Thanks.
To be honest, I thought you were taking advantage
of a vulnerable single woman,
desperate to have a child before it was too late.
A rich, vulnerable woman, at that.
Imagine it from my point of view.
Would you not have been worried?
Look.
Don't take this the wrong way.
But I now know that you and Jaz both love each other.
I'm okay with all of that.
I'm just thinking about the business.
So, what are you saying? That I'm not up to it?
You and Jaz have both been distracted recently.
Admit it.
There's nothing else on Jaz's mind but her fertility treatment.
Yours must be the same.
But it's not affecting my performance, Max.
I know that.
- I know this seer. - [chuckles mockingly]
He's a kind of psychic. And a medium, actually.
He may be able to help us understand what is going on.
You're kidding me, right?
You're a scientist. You run a pharmaceutical company.
I'm just really unsure where you're going with this.
I'm just convinced that all things are connected.
I think of the business. I think of myself.
I think about you and Jaz, trying to have a baby.
I think about all this shit going on around us.
And somehow I just feel they're all connected.
But it doesn't make sense in a kind of mechanistic cause and effect way.
I just want us to try it.
- Don't you trust me? - Oh.
Of course, I trust you. You're family now.
Do it for me, if nothing else.
Does Jaz know about this?
No.
Not at all.
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[man] Here you fucking go again. Oy, shut the fuck up, bitch.
Well, where is she then?
I don't see anyone coming to rescue you.
[woman] How should I know?
You don't even know where your own daughter is.
You don't even know who her dad is.
[bickering]
[man] Smurf over there has got three parents.
- Haven't you, Smurf? - [Smurf] Go on, fuck off.
Fuck off, white nigger.
What did you just say?
I said do you even fucking know who you really are?
[woman on radio] Well, I mean, put it this way,
if I have a right to choose a partner, and can choose who I sleep with,
isn't this a way of choosing the characteristics of my child?
If I have the right to do this in my choice of a man,
why shouldn't I be able to with my choice of donor eggs and sperm?
[host on radio] Thank you, Sandra. Thanks for calling in.
And remember, you can call us, too: 0436131313.
Or email morningdebate@radio13.dab
We've got on the phone, Dave.
Are you there, Dave? Dave, can you hear me?
- [Dave on radio] Hello? - [host] Dave, are you there?
Bit of a crackly line. Dave?
[Dave] Hello? Yeah, I'm here. Hello?
[host] Okay, Dave. The nation is listening.
What do you want to say on this topic we're discussing?
[Dave] Right, well, what gets me is that all this stuff is anonymous.
- [host] And, your point being? - [Dave] Uh...
Well, like, if everything is random, and we have no idea who our parents are,
who our grandparents are, or our uncles, and so on,
well, how do we know who we are?
[Sandra] Okay, well, Dave, if I can ask you a question, um,
are we not the choices we make in our own lives,
- in the circumstances in which we live? - [Dave] Yeah. Precisely.
I mean, I don't think I know what that is, I mean...
When I think about me going back to the beginning of time,
the unbroken link all the way back to the beginning of time,
to the beginning of life on earth,
maybe even further back, like, without any breaks.
Well, I want to know as much of that lineage as possible.
It's like I'm a link between the beginning of time and the end of time.
Isn't that special?
[doctor] How are you feeling?
Great.
All things considered, so far so good.
We've been through this process twice before.
Please. Don't.
I'm sorry, Jaz. What if it doesn't work?
From all the signs, things are good.
Yes, but what if it doesn't work?
What are the options?
[doctor] We are using your own eggs and sperm, which is preferable,
but there is the option of using donor eggs and donor sperm.
However, there is a crisis in supply,
and demand is significantly outstripping supply,
especially for mixed race girls.
- Adoption is an option-- - Sorry.
[door closes]
[Campbell] Sorry, doctor.
We'll be back.
Jaz!
Jaz, what is it?
We'll work our way through this.
You'll see.
The doctors are a lot more positive than last time.
If only I had known when I was younger what I know now.
I could have been a mother.
Actually...
I am a mother.
What are you talking about, Jaz?
Robert and I conceived.
It was a long time ago, now.
You never told me about this before.
Who is Robert?
He's just one of my exes.
[sighs]
I was too young.
There was a problem.
I had my whole career ahead of me.
- I had to... - Jaz.
It's okay.
No.
It's not okay.
Of course, it's okay.
Jaz, these things happen. It's common.
It's not okay.
There was a problem.
I gave the blastocyst up for adoption.
I fucking gave it away.
Like some kind of faulty goods at a department store.
Now, fucking look at me.
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[automated voice] If you donated an egg or sperm, please say two.
If you donated a blastocyst, please say three.
To return to the main menu, please say zero.
Two.
[automated voice] Hello, and welcome to Family Tracker.
All conversations are recorded for your safety and training purposes.
Please listen carefully to the options and choose one.
If you are a parent wishing to track a child, please say one.
If you are seeking to track a parent, please say two.
For other enquiries, please say three.
- Two. - [automated voice] Thank you.
If you're an egg donor or sperm donor child, please say one.
If you're a child of a surrogacy, please say two.
If you're a child of a blastocyst transfer donation,
please say three.
To return to the main menu, please say zero.
- Hello, welcome to Family Tracker... - [door opens]
Don't forget, John in Hong Kong is expecting a call from you right now.
Okay, thanks.
[automated voice] Hello, welcome to Family Tracker.
All conversations are recorded for your safety and training purposes.
Please listen carefully to the options and choose one.
[door closes]
So, what's supposed to happen?
Everyone has someone somewhere who can connect with them.
But not every seer is for everyone.
Fucking hell, Max.
What are we doing here?
It's okay, Campbell.
I know Tim is good.
[Max] You must have something.
I don't think I'm the right person.
Oh, fucking hell.
I mean, this is a load of crap.
Hey, but since we're here,
if you've got something, at least say something.
[Max] It's okay, Tim. I know you work for us and all that stuff.
Forget about all that.
Just do what you do. We're all equal here.
[Campbell] Oh, for Christ's sake.
I mean, what are we doing here?
You know, Max tells me that you're the best at this kind of stuff.
What? All you can do is stare at me?
Well, go on. If you've got something, then say it.
Christ's sake.
I don't think what I see is something I'm supposed to be--
Fucking hell, Max. What are we doing here?
Just calm down, Campbell.
It's okay, Tim. Don't worry.
Just say what you have to say.
It's important that you understand
I don't usually know the meaning of what I see.
I can just tell you what I see.
Get on with it.
It's not completely clear, but...
Give me a break.
All I can see is that you...
and your mother are married...
and you're trying for a child.
What the fuck.
What do you think you're saying, you fucking quack?
Just wait a minute.
What the fuck did you bring me here for?
There is more.
Do you think I want to listen any more to your twisted Freudian metaphor?
I can see what you're doing, Max.
And you've roped this little fucker into your devious plan.
Please, Campbell.
You're trying to oust me out of the company, aren't you?
Please, Campbell, stop it.
Ever since I married your sister, you've been out to get me.
That is not true.
Fuck you.
[door closes]
[door opens]
[door closes]
[turns knob, door opens]
[Jaz] Is that you, darling?
- Is that you, darling? - [Campbell] Yeah.
Yeah, it's me.
[Jaz] You're home early.
I'm just getting ready to go and meet Susan.
You all right, Campbell?
What's wrong?
Campbell, what's happened?
Are you in on this scam?
What are you on about?
Your brother's scam to oust me from the company.
What?
He's never liked me in your life. The gold digger.
Please. Campbell, what's happened?
Your brother took me to see a seer.
What?
A clairvoyant.
Clairvoyant?
He fucking works for us as well. I knew it was dodgy.
Are you sure you're not in on this?
In on what?
I haven't got a clue what you're talking about.
Your brother is trying to get rid of me.
Why are you saying this?
He took me to see a clairvoyant.
[scoffs] Campbell, it doesn't make any sense.
My brother? A Clairvoyant? What's going on?
He's worried about the business.
He thinks I'm the problem.
A clairvoyant? [scoffs]
He's the last person to see a clairvoyant.
Please, tell me the whole story.
He said you're my mother.
[laughs]
What?
Oh, who is this guy? Some kind of Freudian trickster?
[laughs]
I can't believe you're taking this seriously.
Come on. Wake up, darling.
Think about it.
Me? Your mother?
[chuckles]
Why would he take me there?
Why would he say those things?
Don't worry about it, darling.
I'm going to have a word with Max. He has clearly lost the plot.
[kissing]
["The Way To Go" by Erik Knudsen plays]
♪ I cannot build you a paradise ♪
♪ With nothing more than good advice ♪
♪ I cannot show you the way to go ♪
♪ When I have nothing that I can show ♪
♪ To you ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ To you ♪
[knocks on door]
- [knocks on door] - [door opens]
Mum?
[door closes]
Suddenly, I feel like there is so much more I need to find out about you, Mum.
It's funny, when you're young,
you're just thinking about the future all the time.
But it gets to a point when you realise that without knowing your past,
there is no future.
Are you the new doctor?
[chuckles]
No, Mum.
It's me, Campbell.
Campbell?
[Campbell] Yes, Mum.
Campbell.
Your son.
My son?
Yes, Mum.
Your son.
But I don't have a son.
You do, Mum.
It's me.
I was here two weeks ago.
Do you remember?
[door beeps, opens]
[knocking]
Campbell!
How are you?
I'm fine.
How about you, Uncle?
Well, we're all getting older. [chuckles]
What are you doing here, young man?
I think the last time I saw you was at your father's funeral.
[Uncle] I always told them the truth would come out one day.
- But they had such difficulty telling you. - Why?
[Uncle] They should have made it part of your growing up.
Well, why, I...
Why the secret?
Well, shame, I suppose.
You see, they left it late.
They had such difficulty conceiving. They tried everything.
Then at the time, there was a change in the law,
and the introduction of widespread genetic profiling.
Uncle, you might as well tell me everything.
[Uncle] But it shouldn't be me that's telling you.
Well, it got to the point where your mother accepted
a donated blastocyst transfer.
A normal blastocyst transfer involves allowing a...
fertilised egg to start its development outside the womb.
then transferring it into the womb at a later stage.
Campbell, I don't know what to say.
I just want the truth, Uncle.
Don't you think I deserve that?
Of course.
The fact is, that there was this couple
who decided not to continue with their blastocyst treatment,
and were persuaded to donate, and...
Well, your mother...
Well, there was some kind of problem.
Problem?
Well, it's all a bit hazy now. [stutters] It's a long time ago.
Uncle, my father is dead.
My mother...
She doesn't even know who I am any more.
Who else is there, but you?
Well, don't be put off by her current state.
She always loved you.
Without her intervention, you wouldn't be here.
So she is not my mother.
[Uncle] She is your mother. She carried you in her womb.
She gave birth to you, I'm your uncle.
Despite the problems, you made her happy.
[door closes]
[boy] Na, na, na, na, na, you're adopted.
Na, na, na, na, na, you're adopted.
[thuds]
[birds chirping]
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[rustles, thuds]
[rattles]
[children laughing]
[boy screams] Mom!
[children laughing]
- [children giggling] - [dog barks]
[woman 2] Excuse me, sir.
Are any of the kids in this park yours?
- What? - Any of the children in this park,
- are they yours? - [Campbell] No.
Well, I'm going to have to ask you to move on.
- What? - [woman 2] I'm going to have to ask you
to move on, sir.
Why?
[woman 2] Because this area is reserved for parents only.
It's a public place. Surely, I can sit wherever I like.
I'm afraid not, I have to think of the health and safety of the children.
Oh, I get it.
You think I'm some sort of...
Jesus Christ!
Fuck off.
[boy] You're not my Mum, leave me alone.
[woman 3] I am your mother, Tom. Why do you say that?
[Tom] Leave me alone. You're not.
Tom, I am your mother.
[people talking]
[Campbell] So what does this mean?
[woman 4] It means that your biological mother
was being treated for fertility problems and undergoing blastocyst treatment.
But in your case, your biological mother decided to donate.
As it so happens, I can see on our system,
that your biological mother has registered an interest in meeting you,
should you wish it.
It's entirely your decision.
[turns knob, door opens]
- [door closes] - [Campbell] Jaz.
Jaz.
[answering machine] Message one. Today, 3:10 p.m.
[Helena on phone] Hello, Campbell, it's Helena here.
Please give me a call urgently.
John in Hong Kong has been in touch, and there seems to be a problem.
- Bye. - [phone hanging up]
[phone beeps]
[answering machine] Message two. Today, 3:15 p.m.
[Max on phone] Hi, Campbell, please. Give me a call.
We need to talk. I've been trying your mobile, too.
Where the hell are you?
[phone hanging up]
[phone beeps]
[Jaz on phone] Campbell. Where are you?
[Jaz sighs]
I've been trying to get hold of you.
Please, give me a call.
[phone hanging up]
[phone beeps]
[answering machine] Twenty-four minutes recording time left.
[woman on TV] So, what happened was, I went to this fertility clinic,
and yes, I went and I imagined
what the one would look like, what this ideal father would be,
and, yes, it was kind of an amalgamation of all my ex boyfriends.
But I could see him in front of me.
Anyway, they were really good at the clinic.
Because they'll be dealing with ladies like me all the time.
And they just kind of sit you in front of this database,
with all these guys on it, and I couldn't believe how many they had.
I mean, it's like flicking through an Argos catalogue.
Because you just choose.
You can kind of just choose the best, and there is no guilt about that.
You just get on and do it.
And they would do some basic compatibility test.
But you choose what you want.
And so I started with the simple things, you know.
How he would look. So a hair colour, eyes, height.
[child babbling]
[woman on TV] But then you get, you know, things that aren't connected to,
you know, the physical look of the kid.
And then you start thinking about other things,
like career and hobbies.
And I suppose that's exactly what you would be considering.
If there was a real dad out there, do you know what I mean?
And also, of course, I was hitting that age
that your mum's telling you, and your friends are telling you,
and scientists are telling you, and doctors are telling you
that the clock is ticking, and your chances are diminishing.
So, look. Anyway...
The end of the journey is I have got this little lad.
I mean, look at him.
He's gorgeous, isn't he? And who cares if he hasn't got a dad?
[sombre music plays]
[car door opens]
[car door opens, engine starts]
[Campbell gasps]
- [water splashes] - [Campbell gasps]
[chuckling]
[indistinct dialogue]
[woman 5] I swear I did.
[man 2] We saw them out, didn't we?
- Yeah. Yeah. - [chuckles]
[woman 5] You've got to listen to me. Why would--
- [thuds] - [man 2] Fuck off, bitch!
Are you sure you're my girl now, bitch?
You know, I am. You know, I'm your girl.
Here, Zac, we've got a problem.
Are you okay? Do you need some help?
Fuck off.
This is none of your fucking business.
Are you sure you're okay?
Hey, you heard the girl. Fuck off.
I don't need no help.
[man 3] Oy!
Oy, you, have you got any spare change? Please, sir?
Look, we're desperate.
We've not eaten in three days.
We're starving.
We need food.
Have you got some spare cash, or anything, please, sir, please?
Why don't the two of you find yourselves a job?
[laughing]
Why would we want to do a thing like that?
So you can find yourselves a proper place to live.
Why?
So you can have a nice life together.
Look, what do you think we're doing here, eh?
Do you not think we have a nice life together?
[coins rattle]
Thank you, sir. Thank you, very much appreciated.
God bless, sir. God bless.
[anxious music plays]
- [tyres screech] - [car security alarm beeps]
[party music plays]
We've been able to do it so quickly because she also lives in town.
Once the decision has been made by both parties,
it's best to move quickly.
Are you happy with that?
Okay.
Good, I've arranged The Vine on Quay Street for...
[door opens]
Did you know anything about this?
Nick, I'm in the middle of a call.
Did you know about this?
Eh, I'm sorry. I'll call you back.
No problem.
I'm sorry, Campbell, I couldn't...
It's okay.
Did you know when we had that meeting yesterday,
that he was going to fire me?
What are you on about, Nick?
[Nick] I've been let go.
What?
[Nick] Don't you guys talk to each other? He's just let me go.
Please, have a seat. Go on.
[Nick] I thought I worked for you. Now, he's let me go.
Max?
I know we're struggling, but I didn't think it was this bad.
The last thing you want is to get rid of your sales staff
when you need to build and recover.
[Nick sighs]
What am I going to do, Campbell?
I'm 50.
I've got no chance.
[heavy footsteps]
Hi.
Campbell! He's in a meeting.
[Max] Ah, Campbell.
Nice of you to join us.
I think you know Mr Baker.
And this is Mr Beckett from Beckett and Wheeler Associates.
Mr Jones.
[Max] Who has kindly agreed
to come and have a closer look at our audited accounts.
Oh, we were just discussing the situation with our reserves.
Hi, babe, uh, I hope you get this message soon.
There's been a bit of a situation here, so I'm not going to be back till later.
I'm going to eat something out, so please don't wait for me.
I'll see you soon.
- I love you. - [elevator dings]
[elevator dings] This is going down.
[depressing music plays]
[ambulance siren wailing]
[ambulance siren continues wailing]
[man 3] She just stared at me and stepped out.
She just stared at me and stepped out.
[police] Sir, please, step back.
[man 3] She just stared
- at me and stepped out. - She's mine.
- [police] Is she a relative? - Yes.
[man 3] She just stared at me and stepped out.
She just stared at me and stepped out.
[crumpling plastic]
[Campbell] It was not just a metaphor.
What?
Tim was right.
[turns knob, door opens]
She killed herself.
[doctor] Mr Jones?
No.
Can I help?
Are you a relative?
Yes.
I'm her brother.
Well, I assume you knew she was pregnant.
I knew they were trying.
[doctor] Well, she was pregnant, and we've managed to save the embryo.
But I didn't realise the embryo had been re-implanted.
No, this was no implant.
This was a natural pregnancy. Very, very early.
[turns lock, door opens]
[Max] Campbell?
Campbell? Are you home?
[door closes]
What are you doing?
If you see or hear from Campbell, please call me immediately.
Everything's so strange around here at the minute, what's going on?
[slides drawers]
[accordion music plays]
[people chattering]
Campbell?
- [man 4] You stay away from him. - [woman 6] Bastard!
[man 5] Before you come any closer.
Okay, folks.
It's okay.
[man 4] What do you mean it's okay? He's coming to get you.
My brother-in-law.
No.
No, he's my uncle.
[woman 6] Come on, Campbell. Make your fucking mind up.
Come on, then, Max.
What are you doing here?
Come on.
What are you?
My uncle?
Or my brother-in-law?
Come with me, Campbell.
We need to talk this through.
I ain't going anywhere...
Uncle.
- I'm staying here. - [Max] You can't stay here, Campbell.
Come with me. Let's talk.
I ain't going anywhere.
Do you think I want to go back to that fucking world we were living in?
If only for Jaz's sake.
Don't fucking mention her name to me again, do you hear?
She was pregnant.
The doctor told me they saved her embryo.
Naturally pregnant.
They saved her embryo, Campbell.
Very early pregnancy. They saved it.
Your child.
We could find a surrogate mother and we could--
[bottle thuds]
[man 4] Campbell, what are you doing?
That's a good bottle of vodka.
[Max] What are you doing, Campbell?
Just make sure she grows up knowing the truth.
Now, fuck off!
Okay.
["Darkness Darkness" by Erik Knudsen plays]
♪ Darkness, darkness, swallow me ♪
♪ Let your lies surround me ♪
♪ Let me feel no evil from you ♪
♪ Let me feel when the day is due ♪
♪ Darkness, darkness, set me free ♪
♪ Fear no evil from out of me ♪
♪ Lead me through these streets alone ♪
♪ Lead me through until I'm gone ♪
♪ When the lightning Will be hushing through ♪
♪ Lightning does a whole lot ♪
♪ Knowing you to be there too ♪
♪ I still fear ♪
♪ Darkness, darkness, swallow me ♪
♪ Let your arms surround me ♪
♪ Let me feel no evil from you ♪
♪ Let me feel when the day is due ♪
♪ Darkness, darkness, set me free ♪
♪ Fear no evil from out of me ♪
♪ Lead me through these streets alone ♪
♪ Lead me through until I'm gone ♪
["The Way To Go" by Erik Knudsen plays]
♪ I cannot build you a paradise ♪
♪ With nothing more than good advice ♪
♪ I cannot show you the way to go ♪
♪ When I have nothing that I can show ♪
♪ To you ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ To you ♪