It's not too late to change your mind.
The reward for a good life is a good life.
God, don't say that.
Ah, well...
Down the hatch.
♪ I don't believe In an interventionist God
♪ But I know darling That you do
♪ If I did I would kneel down and ask Him
♪ Not to intervene When it came to you
♪ Not to touch a hair on your head
♪ To leave you as you are
♪ And if he felt He had to direct you
♪ Then direct you into my arms
♪ Into my arms oh Lord
♪ Into my arms
♪ So keep your candle burning
♪ Make her journey bright and pure
♪ That she'll keep returning
♪ Always and evermore
♪ Into my arms oh Lord. ♪
(GASPS)
(PHONE VIBRATES)
EDIE: He's not breathing.
You checked?
Yes.
Mum, did you see me?
Next steps. Remember?
Yes. Wow!
Ah, so good.
Were you scared?
No.
EDIE: Everyone's fine for him to hop off to Switzerland.
Never mind he can't manage to the end of the street.
KATE: Not even in Switzerland, it's not that simple.
Why? The Swiss would knock him off in a heartbeat.
My competency, you mean?
Is that the issue?
But how can you know I'm competent enough
to know I will soon no longer be competent enough?
You're still going to have a lot more good days.
It's a bitch of a disease.
Mum.
You know, Ronald Rayken had it while he was still in office.
He was considered competent enough to run a country.
What if I could prove it.
Just speaking theoretically.
That you're... Competent enough.
There's a thought.
She'll look into it. No, she won't.
Theoretically, where's the harm? Mum.
Theoretically.
Hat.
Wristwatch.
Pencil.
Some contention about when that was invented.
Pencillus, Latin for little tail.
They used to use camel hair before graphite.
I did not know that.
OK, I want you to count backwards from 100 in sevens.
Take your time.
I couldn't do that.
I'm good with numbers. Nor could you.
I remember your times tables.
Shh...
That's why they put calculators on phones.
Oh, Mum.
Thank you.
93.
87.
79.
72.
65.
58.
51.
44... No, no. Um...
46.
39.
32.
25.
18.
11.
Four minus three.
Out of ten.
I need an ambulance! My friend!
He's collapsed! I don't know what to do!
She's chewing the scenery.
It's a bit, um...
I'm trying to create a sense urgency.
Go again.
Hello. I need an ambulance.
My friend! He's collapsed.
I don't know what to do!
(LAUGHTER)
What?
Come on, that was great.
I need an ambulance.
My friend's collapsed.
I don't know what to do.
♪ Walking lonely through the night life
♪ All the lonely souls trying to keep control
♪ Through the glow of a white light ♪
Who here has ever thought,
"What the actual fuck am I doing?"
(CHEERING)
Keep your hands raised if you've thought that this week?
(CHEERING)
What about today?
What about right now?
Who's thought, "I'm not hot enough.
"I'm not straight enough.
"I'm not gay enough.
"I'm not trans enough.
"I'm not binary enough."
Aww, that's so cute.
You are enough however you show up.
(CHEERING)
Wooh!
Yes! Go, the prayers.
See ya.
See you later, guys. Have a good one.
Hey, you guys wanna come to Camp Life?
It's like queer camp.
Yeah.
It's less embarrassing than it sounds. (CHUCKLES)
Yeah.
Think about it.
See you later, everyone.
See you later, guys.
Think about it.
Shut up.
She likes you.
Jasper's staying for dinner.
Not tonight.
Rough day, Doc?
You look frazzled.
I can drop you home honey, but...
Mum has sad news but won't tell me what it is.
Spartacus?
Yeah, that's what I think.
A spider bite?
Cancer?
No, guys. it's not the dog.
(CRYING)
Seph, it's part of life.
I miss him, I wanna say goodbye.
Jesus.
She's just practising empathy again.
He was my friend, not yours.
I need to see him.
(CHATTERING)
Awful.
Tragic.
It is actually the best way to go, you know.
Sorry?
Heart attack.
You know, I had a shooting pain in my right arm the other night?
Woke me up.
You didn't suspect anything was wrong?
No.
No, he just keeled over.
I can see him in his garden now.
Looking for his wife.
(CHUCKLES)
Such a wonderful man.
A loyal husband.
To Art.
ALL: To Art!
We really appreciate this.
Oh, of course.
For one of my best customers.
Have you guys been busy?
We're meant to have a personal development day
but then family, M1.
They've really gotta fix it.
Yeah, they really do.
It's OK.
Your Pa looks good.
He's not our Grandpa.
Our Grandpa's dead.
This is weird.
Is it?
Yes.
I think he looks peaceful.
Like he's taking a nap.
I think he looks gone.
Like skin.
Goodnight, Sleeping Beauty.
Sweet dreams.
I heard.
You OK?
Hell of a thing to see.
Here.
I saw my dad die in front of me.
The Priest said not to cry because he was in a better place.
I said, "What could be better than here with me?"
Imagine somewhere better than this.
Can't.
Impossible concept.
Edie!
Watch yourself.
Oh.
Hi.
Um, can I... Um...
I've got a committee question.
Just a quick one.
Oh, of course.
Civic duty.
Keep it.
Want a swig?
Uh, no.
Well, yes but she'd smell it on me.
(CHUCKLES)
So...
Hi there.
I wanted to check I haven't upset you.
I needed to keep my distance
but I can't stop thinking about it.
You know, our dance.
That whole night.
I'd would like to see you.
Just to talk.
But if you don't think that's...
If you've changed your mind.
No.
I'd like to see you too.
You would?
Why not?
Great, she's probably dead now too.
Mum!
Hey.
Wow.
What time is it? 11:38.
Did we get a pool guy?
What?
Hey!
Hey! What are you doing?
Staining it.
Look, you've gotta stain it or otherwise it cracks.
I mean, you can paint it but...
Yeah, it's been a bit of a work in progress.
I was just passing by.
On the water or...
I thought I'd give you a hand.
Why?
Are you alright? Because this is really...
Creepy.
(CHUCKLES) Yeah.
(CHUCKLES)
Yeah, right.
I'm sorry. I did mean it about this not being healthy.
I wasn't being...
Yeah.
Yeah look, say no more.
Who is that?
Maintenance.
Come on, quick. Make your bed. I have already.
Tell your brother to get ready. We're going out, as a family.
Seph! Stop!
Stop.
(SEPH LAUGHS)
Guys!
I'm gonna walk around!
You hurt my eye!
He hates me.
You should apologise.
Alright?
I don't think I feel guilty.
I mean, I'm fully expecting someone
to take me away in handcuffs any second
but so far as guilt goes...
It was right.
Which is why we have to do it again.
How is it fair to help one person and no one else?
What if it's my purpose?
I never had one. All my life.
Maybe...
What if this is my way of making it count?
(CHUCKLES)
No, Mum. Never again.
What, so we're meant to just go on as if nothing has happened?
Yes. Ideally.
Seph!
(SCREAMING)
Come on!
Woooh!
(SCREAMING)
Now, we might be the Host State this year
but as it's bloody Port Douglas
and so I can only afford
to take one of you to the conference.
But I still would like help in drafting the program.
Speakers, activities, etc.
And if somebody wants to write my speech
and let me take total credit for it then that's encouraged.
(LAUGHTER)
So he's probably like a local celebrity.
Well, he kind of is, yeah.
(LAUGHS) OK. Good.
Hey. Hey.
Philippa's uncle runs
the Cane Toad Racing in Port Douglas.
What are the chances?
Yeah, I thought it could be a fun Conference activity.
All the State Presidents race their own toads.
I had some thoughts on your keynote speech?
Oh, OK. Want to be co-author?
Well, I could do that, if you want me...
No, I was just thinking how every conference,
someone gets up and does the war cry for more funding. Right?
Oh, I would do it with some panache.
Absolutely.
But what if it was a different call to action?
What if you opened up the Assisted Dying debate?
Right there on the podium.
(SIGHS)
Yeah? In what sense?
I mean, I'm not talking about an endorsement
but just like a willingness to listen.
I just think with everything that's happening
on the community level,
we do run the risk of being out of touch.
Hmm.
Would you mind giving us a minute?
Hi. Hey.
I was just...
Thinking outside the box.
Hmm... Hm.
Oh, don't do that.
Core Values, Katie.
I think that's a little more than thinking outside the box.
I think that's more like fucking the box in the arse.
Right. So that's no on arse box fucking then.
Well, I wouldn't make that a hard rule but...
No to the euthanasia debate.
OK. Yeah, sure.
Sorry. OK.
Ah, no. Um...
That may not be your speed.
You and I need the pockets for the chicken fillets.
Not magic.
40 years on the floor.
We have a 'Cancer Be Glammed' range.
Let me show you that.
It's for our anniversary.
I thought I might try something new.
Make it special.
Mm. They stop seeing us, don't they?
Here.
He will love that.
It's a bit vanilla.
It's 'Un Amour'. Mark wears it.
I'm feeling more woodland creatures and pine needles.
Like camping smells.
Subtle.
I just feel like there's some fun to be had.
You know, you haven't asked me how he is?
Mark?
Sorry.
Like ever.
I'm just not a massive fan of the whole situation.
No judgment.
Yeah.
Same way I'm not a fan of fucking Camp Life. (CHUCKLES)
OK.
We don't have to go.
I suck cock. OK?
I don't need your support group.
It's not a disability.
Yeah.
I mean, you should go.
Hello. Hey.
No school?
It was sports day.
Uh, can I borrow some money?
I need a sleeping bag and a tent.
Mum can pay you back.
I cannot eat anymore salad.
Is it the love of the Lord that keeps you so skinny?
Mm, it's gonna help.
Hey, I put Lucy Sidarto in the chairs for you.
Who?
Wife of a former patient?
Yay-high. Pretty but doesn't know it.
Man, you whiteys. We all look the same to you.
Shall I come with?
No, no. It's fine.
(GROANS)
(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
I'm sorry.
I don't understand?
I don't know what you're...
(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry what happened to your husband but...
No.
It was just too late to help him any other way. I couldn't...
No.
Not sorry.
I'm not sorry.
Thank you.
Wow. Present?
What did you do for the guy?
I'm going to take off. I'll see you tomorrow.
Oh, hey. I will be helping with that conference keynote.
If that's OK with you?
I know you had some ideas of your own.
Don't fuck him.
I mean, if you want to, of course,
but the power imbalance.
Excuse me?
I mean, you're like what, 35?
Just go on E-Harmony, make some babies.
This...
This is a big happiness sabotage.
I didn't think it was fair to leave it half done, so...
You thought you'd come back and tell me to go fuck myself?
It was more to the universe than you.
OK.
Yeah, it kinda wrote itself.
Mum? Who is that?
It's my friend.
Josh.
What do you think, Seph?
Should we ask him to stay for dinner?
Do you have health insurance?
'Cause she's a terrible a cook.
(KNOCK ON DOOR)
(PHONE RINGING)
Oh, get off!
♪ Go see them down South now
♪ They'll see you're Well looked after
♪ See a boy there Mournful and fair
♪ Works the tables To keep him in the share
♪ Don't say those words again
♪ 'Cause you've got the kind of Nerve I like
♪ Tell him no don't Mean he's lost her
♪ She was young then Things were stranger
♪ Don't say those words again
♪ 'Cause you've got the kind of Nerve I like. ♪
Stop.
Seph, don't touch the flowers.
We helped him.
It matters.
I want to help some more.
♪ Though here the winds blow
♪ And winter's stone coat
♪ Has covered up all
♪ Sun and shelter
♪ She remembers How you held her
♪ On the warm floor Of the bunker
♪ Don't say those words again
♪ 'Cause you've got the kind of Nerve I like
♪ Don't say those words again
♪ 'Cause you've got the kind of Nerve I like
♪ Don't say those words... ♪
(MAN COUGHING)
♪ You've got the kind of Nerve I like... ♪
Stop it.
There'd be rules.
Of course.
Strict, ethical framework.
I know.
Nothing less.
♪ Don't say those words again
♪ 'Cause you've got the kind of Nerve I like. ♪
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