1. Sir, this is her.Copy !req
2. The girl who tells fortunes?Copy !req
3. They're doing a magic spell. To make it win a race.Copy !req
4. The horse's name is Monaghan Boy.Copy !req
5. Kempton. 3:00. Monday.Copy !req
6. You ladies have a bet yourselves, but don't tell anyone else.Copy !req
7. And Abraham made his home in a cave.Copy !req
8. But it was good. Because God resided there with him.Copy !req
9. You see, children, God does not care if you live in a slum, or in a mansion.Copy !req
10. God does not care if you are rich, or you are poor...Copy !req
11. Morning, sir.Copy !req
12. Morning, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
13. - Come on, lad.
- Good day, sir.Copy !req
14. - Morning, Mr Shelby.
- Sir.Copy !req
15. Good day, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
16. Finn?Copy !req
17. Arthur's mad as hell.Copy !req
18. What does a 10-year-old know about hell? Eh?Copy !req
19. I'm 11 Sunday.Copy !req
20. I'm looking for Tommy.Copy !req
21. Get your bets in now for the 2:30 at Kempton.Copy !req
22. Right, what we got on Percy Piper?Copy !req
23. Piper going well in the soft, lads. Down to fours.Copy !req
24. Fours.Copy !req
25. - Okay, Monaghan Boy?
- Wanna push that down, mate.Copy !req
26. Two to one, still.Copy !req
27. Two to one. Get your bets in now.Copy !req
28. What do you say? We got Topper in, he's an old favourite.Copy !req
29. Four to one.Copy !req
30. Tommy! Tommy!Copy !req
31. Tommy, look at the book. Just look.Copy !req
32. - Tommy!
- All on Monaghan Boy.Copy !req
33. - Good work, john.
- Tommy!Copy !req
34. Get in here. Now.Copy !req
35. That'll be six pennies, nipper.Copy !req
36. That's ten bob you'll see for that.Copy !req
37. Now, you were seen doing the powder trick down at Garrison Courts.Copy !req
38. Times are hard.Copy !req
39. People need a reason to lay a bet.Copy !req
40. There was a Chinese.Copy !req
41. The washerwomen say she's a witch.Copy !req
42. - It helps them believe.
- We don't mess with Chinese.Copy !req
43. - Look at the book.
- Chinese have cutters of their own.Copy !req
44. We agreed, Arthur.Copy !req
45. I'm taking charge of drumming up their money.Copy !req
46. What if Monaghan Boy wins, Tommy?Copy !req
47. You fixing races now?Copy !req
48. Do you have permission from Billy Kimber to be fixing races? Hmm?Copy !req
49. And what's got into you?Copy !req
50. You think we can take on the Chinese and Billy Kimber?Copy !req
51. - Billy's got a bloody army!
- I think, Arthur.Copy !req
52. That's what I do.Copy !req
53. I think.Copy !req
54. So that you don't have to.Copy !req
55. There's news from Belfast.Copy !req
56. I'm calling a family council tonight at 8:00.Copy !req
57. I want all of us there.Copy !req
58. You hear me?Copy !req
59. There's trouble coming.Copy !req
60. All right, shut up now. Shut up.Copy !req
61. Comrades, we're here today to take a vote on strike action.Copy !req
62. Yes!Copy !req
63. But before we have a show of hands for that,Copy !req
64. let's have a show of hands from all those who fought in France.Copy !req
65. All those who stood side by side with your comrades,Copy !req
66. and watched your comrades fall.Copy !req
67. Raise your hands.Copy !req
68. The blood shed on Flanders Fields.Copy !req
69. The sweat of your brows.Copy !req
70. Who reaps the rewards?Copy !req
71. Is it you?Copy !req
72. - No, no.
- No!Copy !req
73. Is it your wives?Copy !req
74. - No, no.
- No, no.Copy !req
75. Well, who then? Do they stand among us?Copy !req
76. 'NU. 'NM!Copy !req
77. Or do they sit at home, comfortable, with a full belly?Copy !req
78. While you scrape to find enough to put shoes on your children's feet!Copy !req
79. And what is the reward they offer you for your sacrifices made?Copy !req
80. A fucking cut in your wages!Copy !req
81. That is your reward!Copy !req
82. Raise a hand, all those who want to strike!Copy !req
83. - Yes! Yes!
- Yes! Yes!Copy !req
84. On the house, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
85. - I'll take a mild.
- Right.Copy !req
86. Cheers, Thomas.Copy !req
87. Good health to you.Copy !req
88. Crown of a prince.Copy !req
89. - Soon to be king, I'd bet.
- You don't bet.Copy !req
90. No, but these past few days I've been speculating.Copy !req
91. About what?Copy !req
92. One of my union comrades has a sister.Copy !req
93. Works in the telegraph office at the BSA factory.Copy !req
94. She says, over the past week,Copy !req
95. they've had messages coming up from London to the brass.Copy !req
96. From Winston Churchill himself.Copy !req
97. Something about a robbery.Copy !req
98. A robbery of national significance, it's said.Copy !req
99. She found a list of namesCopy !req
100. left in the telegraph machine.Copy !req
101. And on that list was your name and my name together.Copy !req
102. What kind of a list would have the name of a communistCopy !req
103. and the name of a bookmaker side by side?Copy !req
104. Perhaps it's a list of men who give false hope to the poor.Copy !req
105. The only difference between you and me, Freddie,Copy !req
106. is that, sometimes...Copy !req
107. my horses stand a chance of winning.Copy !req
108. You know, there are days -Copy !req
109. when I hear about the cuttings and beatings -Copy !req
110. that I really wish I'd let you take that bullet in France.Copy !req
111. Believe me, there are nights I wish you had.Copy !req
112. Hey!Copy !req
113. They're gonna kill me!Copy !req
114. On three! One, two, three, go!Copy !req
115. Breathe, Danny. Breathe!Copy !req
116. They're gonna kill me! They're gonna kill me!Copy !req
117. - They're gonna kill me!
- Danny! Danny, Danny, you're home.Copy !req
118. We're all home in England.Copy !req
119. You're not in France.Copy !req
120. You're not an artillery shell, Danny, you're a man.Copy !req
121. Eh?Copy !req
122. You're not a whizz-bang, you're a human being, Danny.Copy !req
123. You're all right. You're all right.Copy !req
124. You're all right.Copy !req
125. Up, UP!Copy !req
126. It's all right.Copy !req
127. It's all right.Copy !req
128. Oh, hell.Copy !req
129. Did I do it again?Copy !req
130. You did it again, Danny.Copy !req
131. You gotta stop doing this, man.Copy !req
132. - He's all right.
- Oh God, Mr Shelby, I'm sorry.Copy !req
133. It's all right.Copy !req
134. - You go home to your wife now, Danny.
- Yeah.Copy !req
135. And get all that smoke and mud out of your head, eh?Copy !req
136. Yes, Mr Shelby. I'm sorry.Copy !req
137. Go on.Copy !req
138. Mr Shelby, you have to do something about him.Copy !req
139. Damn right, Harry.Copy !req
140. You pay the Peaky Blinders a lot of money for protection.Copy !req
141. You're the law around here now, Tommy, aren't you?Copy !req
142. Maybe you should put a bullet in Danny Whizz-Bang's headCopy !req
143. like they do with mad horses.Copy !req
144. Maybe you'll have to put a bullet in my head someday, too.Copy !req
145. Bring the bill to the Peaky Blinders.Copy !req
146. We'll take care of it.Copy !req
147. Look at the gun.Copy !req
148. - Recognise it?
- Mmm.Copy !req
149. - Fuck!
- Get up off your arse, you mumping pig.Copy !req
150. Aunt Poll, what the fuck did you do that for?Copy !req
151. Finn was playing with this this afternoon by the cut.Copy !req
152. It was loaded. Nearly blew Ada's tits off.Copy !req
153. It must have fell out of me pocket.Copy !req
154. He said he found it on the sideboard of the betting shop.Copy !req
155. With bullets in it.Copy !req
156. I...Copy !req
157. I must have been drunk.Copy !req
158. When are you not drunk?Copy !req
159. Look, Aunt Polly, I'm sorry.Copy !req
160. I'm... I'm sorry.Copy !req
161. We'll keep this between ourselvesCopy !req
162. if you swear not to leave guns lying around.Copy !req
163. Look, I know having four kids without a woman is hard,Copy !req
164. but my boot's harder. Now come on, were late.Copy !req
165. Right!Copy !req
166. I've called this family meeting because I've got some very important news.Copy !req
167. Scudboat and Lovelock got back from Belfast last night.Copy !req
168. They were buying a stallion to cover their mares.Copy !req
169. They were in a pub on the Shankhill Road yesterday,Copy !req
170. and in that pub there was a copper.Copy !req
171. Handing out these.Copy !req
172. "If you're over five feet and can fight, come to Birmingham."Copy !req
173. They're recruiting Protestant Irishmen to come over here as Special.Copy !req
174. - To do what?
- To clean up the city, Ada.Copy !req
175. He's the Chief Inspector.Copy !req
176. The last four years, he's been clearing the IRA out of Belfast.Copy !req
177. How do you know so bloody much?Copy !req
178. 'Cause I asked the coppers on our payroll.Copy !req
179. And why didn't you tell me?Copy !req
180. I'm telling you.Copy !req
181. So why are they sending him to Birmingham?Copy !req
182. Well, there's been all these bloody strikes at the BSA.Copy !req
183. And the Austin works, lately.Copy !req
184. Now the papers are talking about sedition.Copy !req
185. And revolution.Copy !req
186. I reckon it's communists he's after.Copy !req
187. So this copper's gonna leave us alone, right?Copy !req
188. There are Irishmen in Green Lanes who left Belfast to get away from him.Copy !req
189. They say Catholic men who crossed him used to disappear in the night.Copy !req
190. Yeah, but we ain't IRA.Copy !req
191. We bloody fought for the King.Copy !req
192. Anyway, we're Peaky Blinders.Copy !req
193. We're not scared of coppers.Copy !req
194. - He's right.
- If they come for us,Copy !req
195. we'll cut them a smile each.Copy !req
196. So, Arthur. Is that it?Copy !req
197. What do you think, Aunt Poll?Copy !req
198. This family does everything open.Copy !req
199. You've nothing more to say to this meeting, Thomas?Copy !req
200. No.Copy !req
201. Nothing that's women's business.Copy !req
202. This whole bloody enterprise was women's businessCopy !req
203. while you boys were away at war.Copy !req
204. What's changed?Copy !req
205. We came back.Copy !req
206. And the Lord will smite the unholyCopy !req
207. when the great judgement comes.Copy !req
208. And judgment is coming, my friends.Copy !req
209. Judgment is coming to this wicked city.Copy !req
210. And your wickedness and your fornication will be revealed.Copy !req
211. You cannot hide from the Creator.Copy !req
212. You cannot hide from the Almighty himself.Copy !req
213. The Creator sees all.Copy !req
214. You cannot hide from the true and living God.Copy !req
215. Get off with ya!Copy !req
216. Ahh!Copy !req
217. Fuck off.Copy !req
218. That's it. I don't go any further.Copy !req
219. I have ten minutes. What do you want?Copy !req
220. An explanation.Copy !req
221. Always been able to tell when you're hiding something.Copy !req
222. People round here talk.Copy !req
223. Some of them work at the BSA.Copy !req
224. I've been talking to the wives of factory hands.Copy !req
225. Detectives have been asking questions in the proofing shops.Copy !req
226. Nothing happens in that factory without you knowing about it.Copy !req
227. Speak.Copy !req
228. God and Aunt Polly are listening.Copy !req
229. It was meant to be routine.Copy !req
230. I had a buyer in London for some motorcycles.Copy !req
231. I asked my men to steal me four bikes with petrol engines.Copy !req
232. I'm guessing my men were drunk.Copy !req
233. There's a still inside the factory makes tram line gin.Copy !req
234. They picked up the wrong fucking crate.Copy !req
235. The boys dropped it at Charlie Strong's yard, as agreed.Copy !req
236. Must have taken it from the proofing bay, instead of the export bay.Copy !req
237. Holy sweet baby of Mary.Copy !req
238. Inside we found 25 Lewis machine guns,Copy !req
239. 10,000 rounds of ammunition,Copy !req
240. 50 semi-automatic rifles, 200 pistols with shells.Copy !req
241. Jesus, Tommy.Copy !req
242. All bound for Libya.Copy !req
243. Sitting right there in Charlie Strong's yard.Copy !req
244. Tell me you threw them in the cut.Copy !req
245. We put them in the stables out of the rain.Copy !req
246. The guns hadn't been greased yet.Copy !req
247. So that's why they sent a cop from Belfast?Copy !req
248. Maybe, maybe not.Copy !req
249. Thomas, you're a bookmaker, a robber, a fighting man.Copy !req
250. You're not a fool.Copy !req
251. You sell those guns to anyone who has use to them, you will hang.Copy !req
252. Dump them somewhere the police can find them.Copy !req
253. Maybe if they know they haven't fallen into the wrong hands,Copy !req
254. this might blow over.Copy !req
255. - Tell Charlie to dump them tonight.
- No.Copy !req
256. He won't move contraband under a full moon.Copy !req
257. Three days until it wanes.Copy !req
258. Then you'll do the right thing?Copy !req
259. You have your mother's common sense.Copy !req
260. But your father's devilment.Copy !req
261. I see them fighting.Copy !req
262. Let your mother win.Copy !req
263. I got tickets for the penny crush.Copy !req
264. They're showing a Tom Mix picture.Copy !req
265. I'm not in the mood for the pictures tonight, Ada.Copy !req
266. Well, I'm not doing it here again. I got covered in mud last time.Copy !req
267. Let's just walk a bit.Copy !req
268. If we go down as far as Greet, we could go to a pub.Copy !req
269. Your brothers have friends in Greet.Copy !req
270. They have friends everywhere, we'd have to walk to London.Copy !req
271. I'm with you 'cause you're the only man round here not scared of them.Copy !req
272. Oh, I'm scared of them all right.Copy !req
273. But you love me more than you fear them, right?Copy !req
274. I don't want to be always sneaking about.Copy !req
275. - Soon, we'll tell them.
- When?Copy !req
276. How did the family meeting go?Copy !req
277. UsualCopy !req
278. - There's a new copper coming.
- I heard.Copy !req
279. Mmm.Copy !req
280. And Tommy says he's after the likes of you.Copy !req
281. So maybe you should burn your books and stop making speeches.Copy !req
282. Oh, my Ada.Copy !req
283. The only princess of the Royal Family of the kingdom of Small Heath.Copy !req
284. I'm just a poor communist frog with a big mouth.Copy !req
285. Give me a kiss, Princess Ada.Copy !req
286. I'm here about the job as a barmaid.Copy !req
287. - Are you mad?
- Am I what?Copy !req
288. - Do you know about this place?
- I saw it in an advertisement.Copy !req
289. - Job's been filled.
- It was in yesterday's paper.Copy !req
290. Believe me, love, I'm doing you a favour.Copy !req
291. I'm not asking for favours, I'm asking for employment.Copy !req
292. You're too... nice.Copy !req
293. - How would you know?
- And too pretty.Copy !req
294. They'd have you up against a wall.Copy !req
295. I have experience. And references.Copy !req
296. - What part of Ireland are you from?
- Galway.Copy !req
297. Oh.Copy !req
298. I worked in Dublin.Copy !req
299. Me mother was from Galway.Copy !req
300. You're too pretty.Copy !req
301. Watch.Copy !req
302. And listen.Copy !req
303. In Ireland...Copy !req
304. my singing made them cry and stopped them fighting.Copy !req
305. Well, I hope you know a lot of songs.Copy !req
306. Babies discardedCopy !req
307. with the fish bones and egg shells.Copy !req
308. Girls,Copy !req
309. 11 years old,Copy !req
310. pierced and punctured by old menCopy !req
311. for thrupence a time.Copy !req
312. Rutted upon like animals.Copy !req
313. Degradation.Copy !req
314. Fathers with their daughters,Copy !req
315. brothers and sisters sharing beds.Copy !req
316. Beggars and thieves left to run in the streets.Copy !req
317. And astride the whole stinking pile of wounds and rotting flesh...Copy !req
318. your masters!Copy !req
319. The men who you touch your cap to.Copy !req
320. The Peaky Blinders!Copy !req
321. The vicious, merciless gangsCopy !req
322. who blind those that seeCopy !req
323. and cut out the tongues of those who talk.Copy !req
324. You are worse than them!Copy !req
325. Those of you who have taken their bribes these years since the war.Copy !req
326. Those of you who look the other way.Copy !req
327. You are worse than them!Copy !req
328. God damn you for soiling your uniforms!Copy !req
329. And then... there are the IRA Fenians.Copy !req
330. And the communists.Copy !req
331. Blacker hearts still.Copy !req
332. They feed on the pus of all this corruption.Copy !req
333. Like maggots in a corpse.Copy !req
334. And, like maggots, if left to swell they will eventually swarm like fliesCopy !req
335. and spread their rotten philosophy across the country and across the world!Copy !req
336. Those then...Copy !req
337. are our enemies.Copy !req
338. A three-headed beast.Copy !req
339. It is my job...Copy !req
340. to decapitate each one, and by God I will do it!Copy !req
341. I don't trust any of youseCopy !req
342. until you earn my trust.Copy !req
343. And that takes some earning.Copy !req
344. These are the new men who will bolster your ranks.Copy !req
345. Good men,Copy !req
346. from God-fearing families.Copy !req
347. By the time the sun sets...Copy !req
348. they will be sworn in and in uniform.Copy !req
349. And by sunrise tomorrow they will be on the streets.Copy !req
350. God help those who stand in our way!Copy !req
351. Sorry, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
352. Right.Copy !req
353. Move out of the way for Mr Shelby.Copy !req
354. - This way.
- Mr Shelby.Copy !req
355. You see, ladies, when you're out with a BlinderCopy !req
356. you don't have to queue.Copy !req
357. Right.Copy !req
358. I want a blow job off both of you before they let the ordinary people in.Copy !req
359. Away you go. Take your hat off.Copy !req
360. What the fuck!Copy !req
361. Who the fuck are you?Copy !req
362. I'm Arthur fucking Shelby!Copy !req
363. Arthur Shelby.Copy !req
364. Lead pack dogCopy !req
365. of the Peaky Blinders.Copy !req
366. Look at me.Copy !req
367. Bastard!Copy !req
368. Your uniform?Copy !req
369. Terrifying, I'm sure.Copy !req
370. - Did he have a gun?
- No gun.Copy !req
371. Knife in his sock. Cosh in his belt.Copy !req
372. Now, Mr Shelby,Copy !req
373. I want you to see this as me introducing myself to you,Copy !req
374. you understand.Copy !req
375. In all the world, the only thing that interests meCopy !req
376. is the truth.Copy !req
377. What do you know about the robbery?Copy !req
378. What robbery?Copy !req
379. I will ask you again.Copy !req
380. What do you know about the robbery?Copy !req
381. I swear to God, I don't know what you're talking about.Copy !req
382. What fucking robbery?Copy !req
383. After 35 years of dealing with animals like you,Copy !req
384. I can tell just by sniffing the airCopy !req
385. whether or not you're lying.Copy !req
386. I'm not fucking lying, all right?Copy !req
387. I'm not fucking lying!Copy !req
388. I know.Copy !req
389. I see nothing of interest behind the blood in your eyes.Copy !req
390. And no blood in your veins that could carry...Copy !req
391. even a trace of cunning or guile.Copy !req
392. But understand this.Copy !req
393. It is well within my powerCopy !req
394. to have you and the rest of your scum familyCopy !req
395. face down in the canal before the year is out.Copy !req
396. On the other hand...Copy !req
397. we can help each other.Copy !req
398. Is it always this busy in the day time?Copy !req
399. Nah, these boys are on their way to St Andrews.Copy !req
400. - To pray?
- That'll be the day!Copy !req
401. St Andrews is a football ground. The Blues are playing.Copy !req
402. That's the forward line there,Copy !req
403. and that's the goalie, believe it or not.Copy !req
404. Hello!Copy !req
405. I need a bottle of rum.Copy !req
406. Grace, whatever it is, it's on the house.Copy !req
407. - A whole bottle?
- Yeah.Copy !req
408. - White or dark rum?
- Don't care.Copy !req
409. Right, lads, what'll it be? Two?Copy !req
410. Thank you.Copy !req
411. Harry said it's on the house.Copy !req
412. Are you a whore?Copy !req
413. 'Cause if you're not, you're in the wrong place.Copy !req
414. He's one of them you warned me about.Copy !req
415. Look, Grace, you're a friendly girl, but be careful.Copy !req
416. If I say something's on the house,Copy !req
417. then say nothing to whoever you're serving.Copy !req
418. If they decide that they want you,Copy !req
419. then there's nothing anybody could do about it.Copy !req
420. Lucky for you, since he got back from FranceCopy !req
421. Tommy doesn't want anybody at all.Copy !req
422. Yes, lads?Copy !req
423. john, wipe the blood out of his eye.Copy !req
424. - Since when did you give orders?
- I'm a trained nurse.Copy !req
425. Don't make me laugh.Copy !req
426. - It hurts me face.
- I bloody am.Copy !req
427. You went to one first aid class in the church hallCopy !req
428. and got thrown out for giggling.Copy !req
429. Not before I learned how to stop somebody from choking.Copy !req
430. I'm not bloody choking, am I?Copy !req
431. You will be when I wrap this cloth round your neck.Copy !req
432. Let me see him.Copy !req
433. All right, have this.Copy !req
434. Give me that.Copy !req
435. You're all right.Copy !req
436. He said Mr Churchill sent him to Birmingham.Copy !req
437. National interest, he said.Copy !req
438. Something about a robbery.Copy !req
439. He said he wants us to help him.Copy !req
440. We don't help coppers.Copy !req
441. He knew all about our war records.Copy !req
442. He said we're patriots.Copy !req
443. Like him.Copy !req
444. Wants us to be his eyes and ears.Copy !req
445. I said...Copy !req
446. I said we'd have a family meeting, take a vote.Copy !req
447. Well, why not? Hmm?Copy !req
448. We've no truck with Fenians or communists.Copy !req
449. What's wrong with you?Copy !req
450. What the fuck is wrong with him lately?Copy !req
451. If I knew, I'd buy the cure from Compton's chemists.Copy !req
452. We haven't had singing in here since the war.Copy !req
453. Why do you think that is, Harry?Copy !req
454. So, did Arthur say, er...Copy !req
455. what kind of a deal this new copper offered him?Copy !req
456. God! The second your balls are empty, it's back onto politics.Copy !req
457. What did Tommy say?Copy !req
458. He didn't say anything. You know what he's like.Copy !req
459. Yeah, I know what he's like.Copy !req
460. Likes to take his fights onto the mud.Copy !req
461. Doesn't like to stand and wait.Copy !req
462. You know what he'd do if he found out about us?Copy !req
463. He could try.Copy !req
464. Sometimes it's like you're with me just to show you can.Copy !req
465. One day me and Tommy will be on the same side again.Copy !req
466. Tommy!Copy !req
467. No!Copy !req
468. Hey, what you do?Copy !req
469. We're closed.Copy !req
470. Go home.Copy !req
471. - Go home, crazy man.
- They're gonna kill me!Copy !req
472. I say go home, crazy man.Copy !req
473. - They're gonna kill me!
- I said, go home.Copy !req
474. Big spiders!Copy !req
475. Secretary of State, this is Chief Inspector Campbell.Copy !req
476. Mr Churchill, sir.Copy !req
477. May I say what a great honour it is to meet you.Copy !req
478. Bit of a whistle-stop tour.Copy !req
479. - Love the hat, by the way.
- Thank you.Copy !req
480. It's beaver.Copy !req
481. So, how are you settling in?Copy !req
482. I've set up a command network.Copy !req
483. I've agents in place across the city,Copy !req
484. who will act as my eyes and ears.Copy !req
485. And I've begun to interrogate suspects vigorously.Copy !req
486. You were in Belfast.Copy !req
487. Understand you broke a few Fenian hearts.Copy !req
488. A rat's nest, sir.Copy !req
489. So, who do you think stole the guns?Copy !req
490. The Fenians or the communists?Copy !req
491. If it is the IRA Fenians,Copy !req
492. I will find them and find the guns.Copy !req
493. If it is the communists, I will find them and find the guns.Copy !req
494. If it is common criminals, I will find them and find the guns.Copy !req
495. To me, there is no distinction between any of the above.Copy !req
496. Now, I chose you because you're effective.Copy !req
497. But remember this, Mr Campbell-Copy !req
498. this is England, not Belfast.Copy !req
499. Bodies thrown in the rivers wash up in the papers here.Copy !req
500. You must keep the existence of these stolen guns out of the news,Copy !req
501. otherwise we are simply advertising them for sale.Copy !req
502. If there are bodies to be buried...Copy !req
503. dig holes.Copy !req
504. And dig them deep.Copy !req
505. I want everything accounted for.Copy !req
506. Down to the last bullet.Copy !req
507. Uncle Charlie.Copy !req
508. A word.Copy !req
509. Get a boa rd.Copy !req
510. There's no moon.Copy !req
511. We can take them out to the turning point beyond Gas StreetCopy !req
512. and leave them on the bank.Copy !req
513. They'll be found by railwaymen, first thing.Copy !req
514. Is that agreement?Copy !req
515. I changed my mind.Copy !req
516. You what?Copy !req
517. I've an alternative strategy.Copy !req
518. Tell Curly to take her out to the old tobacco wharf.Copy !req
519. There's a lock-up mooring we used to keep cigarettes.Copy !req
520. He knows it.Copy !req
521. When the boat leaves your yard, it's no longer your concern.Copy !req
522. Have you lost your fucking mind?Copy !req
523. Have you not seen the streets?Copy !req
524. They've sent a fucking army to find these things.Copy !req
525. That's right.Copy !req
526. They've shown their hand.Copy !req
527. Their hand?Copy !req
528. If they want them back this bad, they'll have to pay.Copy !req
529. That's the way of the world.Copy !req
530. Fortune drops something valuable into your lap,Copy !req
531. you don't just dump it on the bank of the cut.Copy !req
532. You're blood, Tommy.Copy !req
533. I've always looked out for you like a dad.Copy !req
534. You're going to bring only hell down on your head.Copy !req
535. This copper takes no prisoners.Copy !req
536. I'm told he didn't serve.Copy !req
537. Reserved occupation.Copy !req
538. Is it another war you're looking for, Tommy?Copy !req
539. The tobacco wharf.Copy !req
540. By order of the Peaky Blinders.Copy !req
541. Are you in position?Copy !req
542. I am, sir.Copy !req
543. First impressions?Copy !req
544. I'm quite shocked at how these people live.Copy !req
545. Have you found anything out that might help me?Copy !req
546. I interrogated the head of the Peaky Blinders.Copy !req
547. He didn't know anything.Copy !req
548. A brute.Copy !req
549. It strikes me that it isn't Arthur who heads the Shelby family.Copy !req
550. It's the younger one.Copy !req
551. Thomas.Copy !req
552. They say he won two medals for gallantry in the war.Copy !req
553. You sound fascinated.Copy !req
554. However, my opinion has not changed.Copy !req
555. The bookmaker gangs have other businessCopy !req
556. and the communists are too weak to have planned this.Copy !req
557. I believe the guns were taken by the IRA.Copy !req
558. You must not let your personal history cloud your judgement.Copy !req
559. What history?Copy !req
560. That the IRA murdered my father will not affect my judgement.Copy !req
561. If you see any guns,Copy !req
562. check the serial numbers against that list.Copy !req
563. Your father...Copy !req
564. was the finest officer I ever worked with.Copy !req
565. I know he'd be very, very proud of you.Copy !req
566. Danny, as you know, the man you killed was Italian.Copy !req
567. Those two men over there are his brothers.Copy !req
568. If I let the Italians do this, Danny,Copy !req
569. they'll cut off your manhood and let you drain.Copy !req
570. That's how those bastards do things.Copy !req
571. So, to stop a war breaking out between us and the Italians,Copy !req
572. to save you from their barbarity,Copy !req
573. I said I would dispatch you myself.Copy !req
574. They're here to witness.Copy !req
575. I died over there anyway, Tommy.Copy !req
576. I left my fucking brains in the mud.Copy !req
577. Do you have any last requests, comrade?Copy !req
578. You look out for my Rosie and my boys.Copy !req
579. See they get apprenticeships.Copy !req
580. At the BSA factory or the Austin.Copy !req
581. And they'll make foremen, I know they will.Copy !req
582. Just... ordinary.Copy !req
583. Just ordinary men.Copy !req
584. And they won't get told to do this shit.Copy !req
585. This shit... This shit that we got told to do!Copy !req
586. I suppose I ought to pray now.Copy !req
587. Those fucking guns,Copy !req
588. they blew God right outta me head.Copy !req
589. Is that boat for me?Copy !req
590. We have to get your body out of the city, Danny.Copy !req
591. This new copper, you know.Copy !req
592. Don't bury me anywhere there's mud.Copy !req
593. Okay?Copy !req
594. Promise me.Copy !req
595. Bury me on a hill,Copy !req
596. and tell Rosie where.Copy !req
597. You're a good man,Copy !req
598. and a good soldier.Copy !req
599. Yes, Sergeant Major.Copy !req
600. In the bleak mid-winter...Copy !req
601. Where are ya?Copy !req
602. It bloody won.Copy !req
603. Monaghan Boy bloody won!Copy !req
604. Yeah. It won.Copy !req
605. And word will spread.Copy !req
606. So the next time we do the powder trick,Copy !req
607. it won't be just a garrison that'll bet on the horse.Copy !req
608. It'll be the whole of Small Heath.Copy !req
609. And you know what?Copy !req
610. The horse will win again.Copy !req
611. And the third time we do it we'll have the whole of Birmingham betting on it.Copy !req
612. A thousand-quid bet on the magic horse.Copy !req
613. And that time...Copy !req
614. when we are ready...Copy !req
615. the horse will lose.Copy !req
616. Think about it.Copy !req
617. You okay, Danny?Copy !req
618. I'm still in shock.Copy !req
619. Are you sure this isn't heaven?Copy !req
620. If it was heaven, what would I be doing here?Copy !req
621. Tommy wanted you to think it was real.Copy !req
622. Try and knock some sense into you.Copy !req
623. A shell full of sheep brains hurts pretty bad.Copy !req
624. Aye, it was meant to.Copy !req
625. So, where are you taking me?Copy !req
626. London.Copy !req
627. Tommy has a little job for you.Copy !req
628. Give you a chance to say thanks.Copy !req
629. You're a Peaky Blinder now, Danny.Copy !req
630. Bad week?Copy !req
631. Heard there was no moon last night.Copy !req
632. - I checked. Did you do the right thing?
- Yes, I did the right thing.Copy !req