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Hello.
- Good day! - Hello.
- Here, Malthe! - Come on.
Such.
Strong, Tobias!
- I'm with you, Jon! Same side! - Ind over!
- Yes! - Like this!
Hello, Ulla. I just thought I could avoid you.
- Will you send me something later? - Tomorrow. I have the final corrections.
Good morning.
It was 10:15 and we continued. our good talk about carbohydrates.
You fucking pig!
- Damn it! - You sow, it was a joke.
It was a joke!
Hey!
- He's a fucking fool! - Now you stay here.
Now you stay here.
What is happening?
That won't work, will it? Tobias, damn it.
Breathe.
- When did you get the day off? - Ten minutes ago. You're late.
- God, yes, you must apologize for that. - What the hell are you doing?
- Can't I come home with you? - Okay, you're welcome.
- Do you want this in the bowl? - Just do it the way you want.
She said she didn't know anything, but I don't know if I believe that.
Especially because she trains with the little ones, so they are together all the time.
- So she should know. - Don't you really want to do that too?
- Train the little ones? - Yes, you could do that.
No... I don't have time for that. I train myself. It's a shitty job.
Well, exactly?
And I like to compete, and scouts are coming.
- Hello. - Hey.
- Plus I'm still behind from the injury. - You're not in pain anymore, are you?
- It smells nice. - There's something over there.
You're quite late on that one. Mom and I have been cooking.
Bony.
- Will you bring the kitchen roll? - Yes.
- Be well. - No.
How are you? Was it a good workout?
Nemo looks like to be feeling much better now.
- What have you done to him? - Nothing.
Nothing? Maybe you've talked a little extra with him?
Perhaps.
Come on.
Sit down.
Like that.
And that's sleep, I mean.
- No? - Yes, yes.
- Good night. - Good night.
How far have you gotten with the article?
Last read, and then it goes to Ulla.
Hold that up.
- Congratulations. - No.
Have you figured out when you're moving?
I'm moving as soon as possible. We have talked to the children.
- Yes, that was the agreement. - That was it.
- When are we going to talk to the children? - We could possibly talk about that now.
Nice.
- Good. What do you think? - I have no opinion on that.
- I just want it to be over. - I would like that too.
- You have lots of opinions. - What do you mean?
- Otherwise you wouldn't bring it up. - I don't want to argue, Thomas.
I can't stand it.
Have you figured out where you're moving to?
We're looking at a sublet down town.
Exciting. That's great.
What about you? Have you sorted it out with the bank?
They would like to have the house appraised, before they can say yes to the loan, so...
So...?
Don't want the children to know that you're moving, before an appraiser arrives?
- No. - No?
We can't talk to them until we know, what their lives will look like.
You should know, then, whether you can stay or not.
We can't start it then. before we tell the kids.
We can't talk to the children, before we know if they can stay.
We have to do it in a proper way. We have agreed on that all along.
- Then you should get into the fight. - What the hell do you mean?
- You stop right now! - We can just sell the house.
You have your head up your own ass.
I try to think of everyone's best interests. You can't get your finger out of your ass.
That's such a cheap thing to say.
You are so irresponsible, so conflict-averse. A huge idiot.
- Congratulations. Mirror. - A huge idiot.
- Are you out? - Yes, I'm a little busy.
Well, yes, I can see that. I'll pick you up after practice.
- And you have snacks for the team? - Yes, I bought some goodies.
- Good morning, clam. - Don't call me that.
- What should I call you then? - Marie.
- Marie? Isn't it a bit boring? - No.
- Cough. - Do you want to come? Come on.
- Hi, hi. Have a nice day! - See you.
Put on your jacket.
Does he have?
He has!
What's going on? Why are you lying here?
Hi, Ane. My name is Andrea. I am a doctor in the neurological department.
Are you there?
We need to have equipment on you, and then I will examine you.
I need some support. Can you hold this for me?
- Then you have to go into a scanner. - Like this.
Marie, can't you turn that down?
It's incredibly annoying to listen to.
- How can you even play now? - Clara, just leave her alone.
Turn it down a little.
Hi, Anne. Look who I brought.
Come on.
- There are some who just want to say hello. - Mother...
Fuck.
Keep looking at my nose. Can you see my hands out on the periphery?
Can you see me moving a hand?
Yes.
Him? Okay.
Yes.
How's your arm? Have you been able to move it?
- No... - Can you try to lift it for me?
Okay. I'll take it then.
Can you bend your arm?
Okay, that's hard.
What about the fingers?
Yes... a little bit.
What about the other arm? Can it move well?
It can do that. That's fine. Thank you.
And...
I'll just take the swab. Can you feel me touching you?
Ane? Can you feel it? that I touch you on the right side?
- Yes. - Can you feel it over on the left side?
- Can you feel me touching you here? - Yes.
What about over here?
The best.
Ane, you've had a blood clot in your brain.
It sits here on the right side, and it does, that your left side is partially paralyzed.
And when I examine your field of vision, Aren't you paying attention to the left?
But it will pass, right?
The damage you have suffered to your brain, has such a size -
- that you don't come completely back to where you were.
It's not going to happen. to become completely normal again.
But we'll help you. It'll be okay, Ane.
Yes.
Come on.
Such.
Come here.
- Good night, honey. - Good night.
Well done!
Then you need to move your upper body forward a little.
Yes, exactly. Then you have weight on your legs.
- I'm just holding on. - You just hold on to me.
Well.
Good. And then you go. Left foot forward, come on.
Well.
Next stop: Bredholtvej.
Yes, that's super nice.
Like that. I'll just put it down again.
Like that.
Well, there you were. Why are you sitting here?
Why aren't you inside with mom?
Because she's a little weird.
Yes, but you can't come in here, without us both agreeing on it first.
Then I get worried. Can't you see it?
Should we go in and say hello to her?
The best.
Okay.
I go in and say hello to mom, and then we both go home afterwards.
Who is Stine?
- What did you say? - Stine.
Why do you ask that?
Because she sends you a lot of text messages.
Yes, it's Stine from work.
I'm going to see Mom. Then you stay here, and then we'll leave in five minutes.
- Okay. - Okay.
How often do they check in on you?
I don't know.
- No, but have you had lunch? - Yes, yes. I'm not that hungry.
The best.
They're sending me home soon.
I don't know what they're imagining.
I can't even...
I think it's best that I Staying here until you feel better.
No? I can't move now.
You can stay until I start. to work again and get better.
Let's say it.
Marie!
- Hello, Morten. - Hi, Thomas. Welcome back.
Thank you. Hi, Tobias. Have you eaten breakfast?
- No. - Shouldn't we eat together then?
- Two seconds. - See you in there.
- It's good to see you. - In a straight way.
- Shut up, you jerk. - Yes, huge shock.
- Are you okay? - Yes, it's great to be back.
Hi, Thomas. It's good to see you.
Just thinking about something else, Come out and meet you.
- Would you like some coffee? - Yes, of course.
- I think this is cool. - I also think this is great.
Can you figure it out?
Yes. Can you see it?
Yes.
Okay.
So I think you're moving in, and then I'll come as soon as I can.
Yes.
Does he have?
- Dav, my name is Bjorn. - Wide.
- Are you ready? - Yes, you can call it that.
Like this. We're going this way.
Can you help me a little?
Good, Anne.
- Now we need you to get up and go. - Yes.
If you grab here with your right...
Then I'll help you. Good.
So we start with the right foot. Very good. That's right, Ane.
And a step with the right.
Thomas?
Hurry up...
Won't you just hand me that one? I have to pee a lot.
Thank you.
I can't.
I can't...
The most...
I'll just take off your panties.
Can you lift your leg? And then the other one.
That's it. Then they go to the wash, okay?
Should I wash you?
- No, you don't have to wash me. - Would you like to sit down?
I don't want it!
You shouldn't do that. Don't. You are not my nurse.
- I just want to help you. - Get out!
Clara, what are you doing?
Come on.
I think maybe, The potatoes have had a little too much.
- I think they taste good. - Well, that was good.
- Do you think so too? - Yes.
Should I help you cut it out?
- No. - Okay.
- Did your morning workout go well? - It went okay.
I have a little trouble with balance, but otherwise fine.
So what?
It might not be very sweet, that you complain about your balance.
What do you mean?
Just try to see, What problems I struggle with.
Sorry, Mom.
Do you think you're better than me? Are you sitting there thinking about it?
- That you can do everything? And I can do nothing? - Dad asked me a question.
You always end up with something, I can't.
You talk about balance!
You know I can't stand on my own two legs!
What are you staring at? Am I also eating the wrong way now?
Is that a problem for you? Should I rather eat like this?
Stop it! Ane, stop it!
What are you doing? But don't!
Marie, go into your room. I'll be there in a moment.
What the hell are you doing?
- You mustn't do that! - I need to get this off.
You just need to wipe your mouth first. You have remoulade all over your head.
- I need to get this off. - You have to ask for help.
I can't know, what you think and what you want.
Get rid of it!
Sorry. I don't know what's coming over me.
It's not me, you have to apologize to.
I can't do this.
I can't.
Just come. I got you.
- Are you okay? - Yes.
Well.
- Are you okay? - Yes.
- Do you have the courage to float a little? - Maybe.
Okay. I'll be right here if that's the case.
Like that. Super good.
How does it feel?
It's actually very nice.
- Are you the one who ate it? - No.
Maybe it's here.
- I can't find... - How far have you come?
- Look, the one that looks a little like broccoli. - Yes, it does that too.
You have finished the bird.
There is a piece that is broken, and we can't find the rest of it.
- I can see that. - I think Marie ate it.
- That doesn't fit. - You have it then.
Well, I haven't.
And again. Yes, just come.
Last one. Good, Ane.
- How does it feel? - I'm going right over here.
- I'd like to try it myself. - Yes.
Ane, you have a ladybug in your hair. Should I just take it?
With.
Should it be on the nose?
- Hello! - Hello! Congratulations.
Thank you. How nice, You have arrived!
Hello. Congratulations.
- Hey, hey! - Hey, girls. Come on in.
- How are you? - No.
Can you figure it out?
- Hello! - Hi, Dad.
Hi, John. Good to see you.
You can hug. Just hold on.
- Like this. - Nice to see you.
...to Florida before the little one arrives.
We haven't seen my sister in a year, so it's going to be really good.
How nice it will be.
There was also talk about the southern tip of Langeland. You can almost walk...
What about you, Anne? What are your plans for the summer?
We don't have any plans yet.
You should also be allowed to to land in all that has happened.
- When will you start working again? - I don't know.
I'm going out there soon, because my article is being published.
So we have to see, if they want me back again.
- You look damn good otherwise. - Thanks, John. That's sweet of you.
- Are you still retraining? - Yes, almost every day.
That's something terribly bad.
- So, John! - That's it then.
Yeah, that wasn't exactly it. we had thought...
The best.
What about you? Did you take the train?
- You shouldn't even ask that. - Why shouldn't I?
Because they fucking removed it. all the toilets from the stations.
I don't know what they're thinking! She sat down and peed in the middle of it all.
At the station?
I had to pee terribly and just left. around the corner and found a good spot.
If you have to, then you have to. I know all about that.
- You can't just close a toilet. - And those that are, you have to pay for them.
We'll be finished soon! Come on!
Yes! Like that!
- Hello. - Hello.
- Are you enjoying yourself? - Yes. What about you?
Yes, definitely.
I just sent my father home in a taxi.
Was he stiff?
He was sleeping under the table. out in the kitchen.
That's right.
He just wanted to lie down.
He is so nice.
Shouldn't I just help you? with the necklace?
- You just have to move my leg. - Should I move it?
Such.
Hi, Mary.
- Nina got pretty drunk yesterday. - She wasn't the only one, was she?
Do you realize how much you snore? in the taxi? The driver became worried.
- I was just sleeping. - He was doubtful whether he would drive us.
Yes, you slept. "Is she dead?" we thought.
- You don't snore if you're dead. - No.
But did you hear how much she snored? People were a little worried.
- Have you put on perfume? - Yes, a little bit.
- It smells. - No.
Perfect bacon. Well cooked.
What do you think I am? Serious, honest, faithful, loving...
- You can just look at it. - Okay. Have you looked at it?
Labre larvae...
Two of them.
Well, what do we say? Nice? Absolutely.
- Festive... What does it say? - Shall we describe you?
- Then I'll run away now. - What do you want?
I have a night shift.
There is food in the refrigerator, which you can only warm.
- Should I warm it up before I go? - No, no, we can handle that.
We are helped. Good guard.
Not.
- No, not positive. - You're positive, sometimes.
I can't really see a difference.
- Well, it's a little shorter. - That's the little one I need here.
I actually also saw a sofa bed, as I thought -
- could be really good to tuck into Clara's room.
I thought she should know. the bathroom because it is the largest.
She's probably the one, which has the most overnight guests.
And then...
Well, it's not now...
It's only when Ane is fast, and there is room to tell it.
But it could be cool, if everything was clear.
Such.
And this one...
Come on.
Like that.
I can do that.
Such.
- Are you home already? - Yes.
- Are the children home? - No.
How was your night shift?
- Vent, stop... - I've trained with Bjørn.
- This arm is completely broken. - Does it hurt there?
You are very excited.
- Is that good? - Yes.
- Can't you just help me up? - Because.
- One, two, three. - Like this.
- Would you like to... - Yes.
- What are you laughing at? - Nothing.
What are you laughing at?
Nothing.
Go down the bridge.
- It did something. - In the back?
The football back.
- Hello. - How nice to see you.
- Hello. - Hello.
Sorry, I'm a little late. It takes time to get out the door.
- And now look here. - Well, now something is happening.
- Congratulations on the article. - In print and all.
Now, where do we have her...
- Congratulations. - Great work.
- That's really good. - No.
- Congratulations. - It was good that you held out.
Hello.
Remember, Jon knows exactly what he must do to piss Tobias off.
Thomas, with all due respect So you don't see most of it.
Tobias can only behave responsibly, when his contact person is present.
- That's unsustainable. - No more than sending him on.
It would be a defeat. for all of us.
Just try to see.
I'll try again.
- Are you okay? - Me?
I don't know.
- Maybe. - Okay.
Tax? Unfortunately we can't eat together tonight anyway.
Anne called, and she has had her article published.
So she wants, that the family should gather.
- Well, okay. - With the children.
Yes.
Yes, but that's how it must be.
Yes, unfortunately that's how it is. Is that okay?
Yes, yes, that's nice.
Shouldn't I be okay with that? or what?
Yes, yes... of course.
Are you okay?
I'm okay.
You seem a little strange.
- Have you got your split yet? - No, it works best with the right leg.
I can't go down on the left either.
- Are you driving me home? - Yes.
My mother picks up, but she has to go shopping.
Then I'll just go with you.
Girls? Josephine, Clara and Freja?
You've got the next competition. Really well done, girls.
- How good is that? - Congratulations!
I've been in such good shape. the last three months.
And you almost didn't have any problems with your injury.
You are so cool, girls. Are you having dinner tonight?
That may well be the case. I'll figure it out.
It could be super cozy.
Well, let's go home and cook something.
Are you coming, Clara?
How beautiful it is. It is also very nicely set up.
I don't know if...
Can a clownfish do well? be with that kind?
Whoops, it says: He has.
Hello Hello!
We can't have, that Nemo goes to war and draws his saber.
- Nemo couldn't bring himself to go to war. - That could well be it.
- Take a look! It's Mom's article. - Did the training drag out?
Freya and I had Just some school.
Now I would like to be allowed to serve the champagne that has been waiting for its time.
- Thank you. - Would you like a glass?
- I have training tomorrow. - A little chat?
- Can't I just have some Coke? - Yes, of course.
You are not very good at to give away some of your cola.
Then we say a toast to Ane Justesen and her great new article.
Hey, I just have to tell you one more thing.
I talked to Ulla. at the university, and she said -
- that I probably will soon may come back to teach again.
Yes.
I guess I have to say that. It's so beautiful.
- That's a bigger reason to celebrate. - It's a double bowl.
- Another toast! - One, two, three, four, five.
Do you have anything? Shall we toast, Marie?
- I have learned to eat coriander. - That should be totally celebrated.
- Then we just need a clinker. - First the university and then coriander.
- Well, now it's... - Now we're eating.
These are for you. There is no one of the rest of us who want them.
- Clara, don't you want someone? - No.
Is it okay if I introduce myself? I'm really tired.
No, try to see how much I bought. All your favorites.
- We're just going to celebrate mom. - Are you sick?
No, I...
I'm just tired.
- Can't you just sit with the rest of us? - Nice.
Is something wrong, Clara?
Clara?
No, there is nothing.
Are you sure?
There is nothing wrong.
Hello, honey.
I thought at first, You had this afternoon off.
- Hello. - Hello, Clara.
Would you like a cup of tea?
Me. Okay.
- It's cozy here. - Me. Okay.
Of course there is a little missing, but...
Thomas hasn't said anything at all, that he has talked to you and Marie.
Won't you sit down?
Yes, but do I have to? Can I borrow the toilet first?
Yes, of course. It's downstairs. and second door on the right.
I actually have to go to school now. It was good to meet you.
- You're welcome, Clara. See you later. - Hello.
So it's completely finished.
Does he have?
- Hello. - Do you have time?
What's happening?
Clara has been over to Stine's. and call.
- Have you told her where we live? - Of course I haven't!
- Where is she now? - She has turned off her phone.
I can't get a hold of her.
It's so far away.
She came and called Stine's.
And then she peed in our bed. She peed in our bed.
Are you aware of, How humiliating is it for Stine?
Stine has been accommodating and has showed understanding towards our family.
- She has never interfered in anything. - She's been a little involved.
What the hell were you imagining? That you could juggle two lives?
No, I don't want two lives! But imagine Clara pissing in my bed.
I don't know what to do! Should I leave Stine?
Is it best, that I come home to you and the children?
I think you should move now.
Because I'm not your charity project.
Now Clara knows and I'm telling her to Marie, and then you move.
That was it, That was the point, right?
I don't know if this was the intention.
This isn't working.
The best.
Nice.
Yes.
But that's how you feel too.
I don't know how you feel, but forget it. Just go. Otherwise I'll go.
That's fine, Freja. I just wanted to hear, if Clara were with you.
No, no, you don't need to. She's probably just on mute.
Yes, you are very welcome.
There have been problems last night. The police have just left.
- Jon has been hospitalized. - Why is he?
Tobias poured chlorine into his eyes. He's probably gone blind in one eye.
- Where is Tobias now? - He's over in the hall.
Hey, Tobias? Tobias! I need to talk to you!
Please come along. I need to talk to you.
Giv slip!
Are you aware of what he has done?
What the hell is wrong with you?
Why are you sitting out here?
- Where have you been? - Nowhere.
Come on.
- Hello. - Why don't you pick up your phone?
It died.
Are you okay?
Did you know they were together?
Yes.
Come on.
If you need to pee, There is plenty of space in the garden.
- It's not funny, Mom. - Because.
And then I bought this one.
It's called 'Sunshine',
Are you okay, Marie? Good.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
You're busy enough.
- Who does the laundry? - Me.
- You can't find out. - I can do that.
The food is about to be ready, so you can just sit down.
That's very sweet of you, but I'm not some helpless child. I am your mother.
We'll help you with this.
Not?
You're late for that. All the others have left.
I just had something I needed to practice.
- Hey, Marie. - Hello.
- Are you in a car? - Yes, I wanted to surprise you.
- It's going pretty well, isn't it, Marie? - Because.
- I didn't think you were allowed to drive. - Yes, yes, that's no problem.
In here.
It's going very well, isn't it?
- How did it go today? - It went well.
- I've figured it out with the balance. - Good!
And my coach was happy, or whatever. calls it when she's not yelling at me.
You are so talented.
- Maybe. - That's you.
Not.
Mom, I think... You're a little bit in the middle of the road.
No, that's fine.
- You need to go a little to the right. - I don't understand what you mean.
Mom, can't you see, that you are lying out in the middle of the road?
You're stressing me out a lot.
Mom, you still do it! Mom, come on. Please!
- Then tell me what to do! - Watch out! Turn!
Hello...
Come here.
Tax...
That's a real bruise, you've got there.
- Does it hurt? - Yes, a little.
- Where is Clara? - She is being X-rayed.
Come on.
Can you do it?
Do you need some painkillers?
No, I'm fine.
- Where is mom anyway? - That's a good question.
- Maybe she's sleeping. - I want to sleep with Clara.
- Can Marie sleep with you? - Yes, of course.
Okay, let's do it. So we do it that way.
Should I help you with your clothes? You can just sleep in that T-shirt.
- Then you must sleep well. - In a straight way.
I just have to...
You know very well, You're not allowed to drive, right?
I just don't really understand...
You'll just have to explain, what were you thinking -
- when you got out of the car and drove with them.
I just wanted to pick her up.
But you can't.
And you could have...
I...
You know you might not Is everything okay on top of your head?
- Why do you say that? - Since you make brain-dead decisions.
About going out for a drive, when you know you're not allowed to drive.
Don't you understand anything?
No, what am I supposed to understand?
I'm going to lie down and then I'll sleep here, and then we can chat tomorrow.
What do you want with me?
- What do you mean? - What do you want with me?
Why do you keep being here? Why are you coming back?
You have moved.
You can't just come in and out and leave.
I can't stand it.
Now I think you should go, because you have moved.
And that's fine. You don't live here anymore.
Go now.
Sorry.
I just don't really know, How I'm going to be your mother now.
Lie down and sleep.
It's okay.
- Aren't you going to bed? - Because.
Come on, José!
Texts: Christian Barkholt Muller One-liner