Bra, you're... you're like pregnant.
What? No.
Do you have a family?
I don't want one.
Not everyone needs to have children, but everyone needs a family.
Say goodbye to your wife and children.
You dirty pig.
You know I respect Edie.
She's the best reporter we've ever had.
If you want the paper to grow again, she can't be the star anymore.
So do you think we're ready for some conversation yet?
I owed them money.
I found the poem in the garden.
Jamie, I think Mom was having an affair.
How was Mrs. McKenzie?
She's still the same.
Robert, what aren't you telling me about Daniel?
If he's in trouble, you know, maybe it's his own fault.
Maybe the golden boy isn't so perfect after all.
What did you mean last night? "He goes to all the parties".
What does it feel like to be buried?
We're all getting buried. It's only scary when you notice it.
Mom should be coming.
Mommy's lying down.
She gets tired when she's been drinking too much wine during the day.
Come on boy, say a few words so we can go.
You need to learn to talk off the cuff. First thing I learnt at Oxford.
Let them hear your voice.
Doesn't matter what you say. Just say it so you believe it.
You believe it, they'll believe it.
Goodbye, Onion Bhaji.
You were a very good bird.
We'll, we... we... we'll miss you.
Come on boy, you can do better than that. Keep talking.
If you stop talking, they can feel your fear.
And they're watching, they're always watching.
The world's hard, boy.
You show them you're afraid, the boots will come out.
Never let them see, come on.
Talk.
Come on dammit, if you can't do it here, where can you do it?
Don't feel sad Onion Bhaji.
Don't feel lonely.
We'll always live here and we'll come visit you every day.
You'll never have to be alone.
All right, being dead's for losers.
I'm never gonna die.
Me too.
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- What are you doing here? - Do you want me to call the police?
Get out.
Oh, she's fucking hot, bru.
What are you doing?
What, are you following me here?
It's your dad's cremation tomorrow.
Forty Bell thinks you're a murderer
and you're here at a... What even is this, an orgy?
You need to chill out, it's not an orgy, it's a party.
You said you were doing drugs. I didn't imagine this.
I don't do drugs.
- But you said... - I know what I said.
I sell drugs.
You think Magiet would grab me
because I owe him for a couple fucking grams?
I took on a whole consignment,
and then Pearl stole the money that I owe them.
And so now I gotta hustle to get it back.
Magiet's dead, but they're still out there, and they still want their money.
And if you keep trying to stop me, you're gonna get me killed.
You're a drug dealer.
After everything I just said that's what you're fucking worried about?
You should be ashamed of yourself. I'm ashamed of you.
I don't care what you think of me, Edie.
Why does it matter? Why do you care?
You haven't cared for the last 18 years.
You think you can just walk into my life and tell me how to live it?
I'm not your kid.
If you wanted your own kid, maybe you should have had one
like everybody else.
You don't belong here, Edie, you're nothing to us.
You don't have to like me
but you're gonna talk to me with a little bit of respect.
Why don't you just leave, Edie?
Okay? Seriously, just leave.
Go back to England or wherever the fuck you came from.
Okay, fine.
You win, fuck it. I'm out.
When did you start dealing?
A couple months ago.
But why?
So you could come with me.
A scholarship to Oxford? If I had enough money you could come with me
and then you wouldn't be stuck here with them.
Really?
But...
You don't have to go anymore.
You don't have to apply for the scholarship?
He can't tell you what to do. He's gone.
I'm gonna go to the shops. Get some food.
You saw them take me.
You didn't say anything to anyone.
They could have fucking killed me, Robert.
It's none of my business.
What do you mean it's none of your business?
You're a big boy now, hey Daniel?
I'm gonna kill you.
You're a real piece of shit, Robert.
You're a little freak, just like your dad, aren't you?
Maybe I should start telling people about you.
Fucking asshole.
Fuck you!
Gross, you dirty pig.
For years you have been a dirty pig.
And now you will die, like a pig.
Fuck's sake.
I'm not your fucking kid, Edie...
if you wanted kids, maybe you should've had your own.
Hello?
Mrs. Hanson, this is Viola, from Women's Wellness Clinic.
We're just calling to confirm
your appointment for the procedure at 10 a.m.
Yeah, um...
Ten, right, thanks. Do I need to bring anything?
We'll just be giving you the pills to take home.
There is a physical check, but no procedure on site.
Okay, thanks.
You were crying in your sleep last night.
What happened out there?
A boy was kidnapped.
So this is what I get for wanting a tall, dark, handsome husband
who doesn't talk too much, no?
Remember what the doctor said about pressure?
I'm not feeling pressure.
Maybe you should go back and see her, just once.
I've talked enough to her, okay? I gave her enough money.
I just don't want you to go back to how it was before.
I won't.
If I feel pressure, I'll quit.
I'll take the job with Errol. Promise.
Give this to Edie?
She liked it last night. She needs to eat more.
Who says I'm gonna go see her?
See her.
She's not as tough as what she thinks.
Look after her.
- I'm not her friend. - That's a pity.
She needs one.
Yesterday...
I was scared.
I know.
- Hey. - Hey.
Everything all right with Daniel?
Oh yeah, that's fine. We sorted it, thanks.
- Can I ask what the money was for? - Personal.
Ah. I am his lawyer, you know.
You just in the neighbourhood again or...?
Uh, no, no, I wanted to check in with you.
I know it's a difficult day.
Is it a burial or...?
Oh yeah, it's a cremation with a memorial afterwards.
Ah!
At a wine farm.
Wow.
What goes with a dead body, red or white?
Want to take a walk with me?
Promise, I won't get heavy.
I don't even think I'm gonna go to the memorial.
I don't... feel... anything. I'd just be pretending.
He was your brother.
When we were young.
What happened with the two of you?
He took something from me.
Did he...?
No. No, nothing like that.
You never speak about your family.
My dad always thought he'd been cheated by life.
That he was born for better things.
How could he be stuck in Plumstead with a wife and two kids?
Half of Plumstead thinks that.
He used to say that we were descended from English landed gentry.
I think Andrew actually believed it.
He left you.
Dad left, mom died.
- Where did he go? - Don't know, don't care.
Anything he has to give me
he's already given it and I don't want it.
So I went to London, 17, to get away from all of it.
Why did you come back?
It was time.
Okay.
You haven't spoken to your brother in a while.
So what?
Even you have to grieve.
Even Edie Hanson, who doesn't have normal feelings.
Even Edie, who doesn't like to talk.
Even you have to grieve.
I've got things to do.
Like what?
Help the kids prove they're innocent.
Haven't you done that already?
Forty Bell's not convinced.
Maybe they need an aunt more than they need a detective.
They don't want me to be anything to them.
You can get them to trust you if you want.
You're good at it. Got me to believe in you.
Oh, come on.
Sorry.
Actually, I came to tell you something else.
I think I'm gonna leave town for a while. Call it a gap year.
I don't know, I need to go and clear my head somewhere.
Thought you should know.
You made it clear we're not getting back together, right?
Do what you need to do.
I'm gonna come with you today, as a friend.
I think I have a nice suit.
No, it's fine. Look, I'm gonna be late.
Thanks for coming by.
Edie.
So you cancelled an appointment earlier this week?
Yeah, I was busy.
You're more than 12 weeks pregnant.
I just need the pills, and then I can be on my way.
Over 12 weeks, we don't give pills.
So you will have to come in for the physical procedure.
I've been thinking how this kidnap is related to Bishopscourt.
The bosses don't think it's related.
I understand that. Sir, please listen to me.
What if they came to grab Daniel, but found the father instead?
Of course, there was a struggle. Bam! They kill him.
Then the wife arrives.
The bosses don't think it's related.
Yes, sir, I understand that, but please look at it this way.
Look, they think the killer's ran away on a bus to Zimbabwe.
No ways.
Why must I fight them?
My wife wants this case closed. Why must I fight with her?
Why must I wake up sweating and then go out and fight for him?
- For what? - To find the killer.
- Why? - For justice.
Justice? For some rich arsehole from Bishopscourt?
When did the likes of Andrew McKenzie ever care for someone like you or me?
And now I must get a gun to my face?
I must go out and fight for him?
No, man, it's time to be smart.
I will kill you.
You're a little freak, just like your dad, aren't you?
Maybe I should start telling people about you.
Try to look respectable.
There's going to be a lot of people there today.
Uh...
Pappa, I'm not going to go to the memorial today.
Yes, you are.
I've got something better to do, so...
Come back here. Robert!
So I read last night's copy. No mention of the McKenzie boy.
Mention of what?
There's a warrant out for his arrest, an abduction, a shootout.
News 24 has this Edie, why don't we?
That situation is not related to the McKenzie case.
I'm taking you off the story, giving it back to Edgar.
No, look...
It's fine. I've been a little bit distracted.
It's Andrew's memorial today, but I'll get back on it.
No, it's not fine. You're off the story.
Mazneen, don't start telling me I can't do my job.
This job is the one thing that I can do.
Then do your job. Find another story.
Show us you still have what it takes.
Frankly, Edie, now would be a good time to do that.
Almost.
Okay, I'm not here to kiss your ass anymore.
You don't like me? Fine.
I'm about to lose my job because I tried to help you
so right now I'm not so crazy about this situation either.
But we don't have to like each other.
My brother's getting cremated today.
Your father.
So here I am, and here you are, and we're going together.
Then, you can do whatever you like.
Edie, I apologise for how I spoke to you.
That's not the way I've been raised to talk to a woman.
Or to someone older than me.
That is a very weird apology.
But right now I'll take what I can get.
While you were missing, she was talking to that reporter.
Jamie, I don't want to think about that right now.
She told him not to come round here again
because she knows how to handle us.
She can make us talk.
She said that?
Oath to God.
Can't trust her, Dan.
As soon as she gets this story, she'll be gone.
We can only rely on each other.
Can't believe he didn't want the service.
Flowers, music.
Goodbye, Dad.
Here, you can have it.
Don't look at them. Look at me.
Edie.
You okay?
Oh, wow.
Already invested in the market 15 % on top of 10, it's a done deal.
I'm here to see Olivia McKenzie.
Are you a relative?
I'm just a friend of the family.
I'm sorry, Olivia can't receive any visitors
that isn't direct family. Can I have your name?
It doesn't matter.
Okay.
Quite a party.
Ah, only the best.
Listen, if I had served farm salmon at Andrew's memorial
he'd come back and piss in my drink.
Here, try some of this. I flew it in from France this morning.
It's Andrew's legacy.
Oh man, this thing has got me the moer in.
This bloody country hanging by a thread.
Here, have some champagne.
Thank you.
Do you think it was a random crime?
Mm.
We're on our own. We're an endangered species.
If we're not careful, they'll pick us off one by one.
Listen, will you say a few words?
That's really not my thing.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
I've spent the whole week trying to write something.
Well, there's Daniel, excuse me.
What are you doing here?
I just came to pay my respects.
And I have something for you in the car.
Berenice wants you to eat.
How are you feeling?
Maybe you should speak to someone.
Are you going to speak to someone?
Fruit juice.
Just came to tell you that the kids are off the hook.
Armed housebreaking.
Violent crime by a black intruder, just like you said.
I never said that. I just said it wasn't the kids.
You getting pressure from above?
Who's that guy?
Forty, is that it? Case closed? Just another unsolved mystery.
Those guys don't belong.
What about justice for my brother? Hmm?
You wanted me to leave those kids alone, and now you want justice too?
Yes! To be continued.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Oh, Morgan. Thank you so much. That's very nice of you to come.
Hey, I'm ready to go with you up the mountain whenever you are.
Oh, um, Banjo's dead.
Yeah, he drowned or he was killed, I don't...
Drunks. They're always drowning, hey? They...
Can I just... I'll be right back. I just need to get something.
Can I help you?
Do you know Olivia McKenzie?
She's... she's in a coma.
Oh, the home invasion.
Is she gonna wake up?
Sorry, I don't know her case. I'm in paediatrics.
Uh... Thank you. Can you hear me?
I think most of you know who I am.
Macky Hofmeyr.
Hofmeyr and McKenzie Construction.
But we're here today to speak about Andrew.
Great businessman, fantastic business partner.
And naughty.
You know, sometimes I think he was just curious
to see what he could actually get away with.
And he was very proud of his family.
Anyway, now I'm gonna ask Andrew's son, Danny
to come forward and say a few words.
Danny.
Uh, hello everybody.
Thank you so much for being here.
It really means a lot to my sister Jamie and I.
When I was a little kid
my dad would always tell me that he was never gonna die.
And I believed him.
He was the strongest, bravest, smartest man that I ever knew.
And he could do anything.
Andrew wasn't just my dad. He was also my best friend.
I just wanna say, Dad, that...
I got that interview next week and
I promise I'm gonna get that scholarship.
I promise that I'm gonna be the man that you always wanted me to be.
And...
I'm just...
I'm just sorry that you're not gonna be around to see it.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry that...
It's okay.
Hi, I'm Edie. I'm Andrew's sister.
Looking around the room, I can see how loved Andrew was by everyone.
My um... my brother and I
we were close when we were children.
He was my protector. My tormentor.
And then for years, we were strangers.
I went off to change the world and Andrew...
Andrew wanted the world to change to suit him.
So I guess we were more similar than I thought.
Andrew McKenzie was a murderer!
And there are other murderers in this room, and we say, "Stop the murder!"
What the hell are you guys doing, man? Jislaaik!
We see you, Macky Hofmeyr, we see you.
You don't give orders here!
Okay, let's go, boytjie.
Pull the trigger, I'm ready?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Relax, relax, no, you don't want this trouble.
It's self-defence.
You eat and drink, while my people are bulldozed!
Look at them, they're bloody terrorists.
Everybody out!
Fuck! Fuckers!
Sorry, no.
Hey, hey, stop it, stop, hey, hey!
Hey.
I couldn't finish my speech.
You did great, you're perfect.
Daniel, I saw you talking to Mr. Weber.
He gave you some cash?
No.
You are unbelievable.
You can't even pretend to be normal for a whole day.
You have to start with questions, don't you?
- Jamie, I was just... - And...
I don't even know what you want.
But, we're not playing anymore.
Our Uber's here, we're going.
- I'm just trying to look out... - Come on, Daniel.
I'm just trying to look out for you.
- Guys... - Leave us alone, Edie.
Children are disappointing, yeah?
What was that envelope you gave him?
Ah, come on, let's not talk about business.
It's a celebration, huh?
Relax, have a drink.
You know, if they have the grievances
then they must follow the proper channels, okay?
He's the one you should arrest. He pulled a gun on us. Okay?
Excuse me, I'm Edie Hanson, with the Daily Mercury.
- I wonder, could I talk to you... - I got this.
Okay, he's talking to me.
You'll have to find a story somewhere else.
Um...
You said he pulled a gun on you.
- Tell me more about that. - Like I said to the officer...
Hi, Nancy, I really need to talk to Robert.
- He's out. - Oh, it's okay, I'll just wait, thanks.
Would you like anything to drink or...
Oh, no, I'm fine, don't worry.
I'm good.
Hello.
- Come on, mein Liebe. - Huh uh.
Ha! Men cannot win.
Every time I walk into my bedroom
I always hope to find a beautiful woman there.
Why did you give Daniel an envelope of cash?
In my family, when someone's unhappy, we give them money.
You were having an affair with Olivia.
Tell me the truth, right now, or we can go downstairs
and have this conversation with your wife.
Hmm, the more the merrier.
Mein Liebe, my love, this young lady has something
she would like to discuss.
- Edie, what are you... - Hi, Nonzi.
Look, are you sure this is how you wanna do this?
Please.
All right.
I'm sorry to be the one to tell you this in this way,
but your husband was sleeping with Olivia McKenzie.
We all were.
Maybe it's best that your brother stays a stranger to you.
People who look too closely into other people's lives
never like what they see.
I'll take that risk.
You know, we aren't the same person at work
at home, in the lounge or in the bedroom.
We are different people, with different people.
Except for me, of course. I'm the same wherever I go.
But that is, uh...
that is because I have no need to be loved.
Maybe I'm a little bit like you, I think.
Oh, for God's sake.
Your brother, his wife, and the two of us
once a month, every six weeks, either here or there
we had a very nice meal.
And then afterwards...
Your brother, he liked to watch.
Darling, I think that's enough...
I don't think he'd done it himself in years.
Some men can't handle the stress of life.
Something inside of them dies.
Maybe the younger baboon must watch the old baboon to get inspiration.
Your... that's...
Is this true?
Yes, that's right.
You wrote this to Olivia.
Did I write this? Do I write poetry?
I have many skills, but not poetry.
And somehow your little bastard nephew found out about our supper club.
Maybe he was also spying through the keyhole, like you.
And then came blackmailing me.
Personally, I don't care who knows, but there is a police investigation, so...
Do I need this? No.
So I gave him some money. It's only money.
In this world, if you're not a blackmailer, you're a pervert.
You take your pick.
Oh, going so soon? But we're just becoming friends now.
Make yourself at home. There's drinks, food, whatever you like.
Yeah.
Hey, Greta.
You look nice.
I'm so sorry, Dan.
Thank you.
How was today?
- You okay? - Yeah.
It's been tough, you know, but...
Come on, let's get you inside.
Let's crack open this bottle of wine.
Mrs. Swanepoel says there was this guy in her room with a knife
or something like that. Excuse me, sorry.
Joh, teenagers. Anyway... but Mrs. McKenzie is definitely waking up.
I didn't think she was going to make it.
So I'm going to come back soon.
Forgot to give you this. Berenice will kill me if I don't.
Easing of decorticate posturing.
She should be waking up soon. Let's notify the family.
Okay, Doctor.
I'm so glad you're doing this.
Fine, thanks. Enjoying the party?
Yeah, I'll take one of those, thank you.
Daniel.
Please wake up.
Or I'm going to kill myself.
Please... I love you so much.
So, so much.
Please wake up.
That's where Ingrid Jonker died.
The poet.
Just walked into the sea, and never came back.
I didn't know my brother at all.
Not one corner of his heart.
And what about me? What about my heart?
No one knows me. I'm nothing. I'm no one.
We all have our secrets.
What are yours, Forty Bell?
You already know mine.
What about you?
I fell pregnant when I was 16.
I had a baby.
And I gave him away.
To a couple who could give him everything.
He's so beautiful.
I couldn't give him anything. I was nothing.
Do you have a preference?
- Daniel. - Daniel.
Hello, Daniel.
Welcome to the lion's den, my boy.
Can I?
I thought it would be best for him.
I thought it would be best.
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