1. He's a Chief Inspector.Copy !req
2. I reckon it's communists he's after.Copy !req
3. So this copper's going
to leave us alone, right?Copy !req
4. What the fuck!Copy !req
5. I want you to see this as me
introducing myself to you.Copy !req
6. He said Mr Churchill sent him
to Birmingham.Copy !req
7. Something about a robbery.Copy !req
8. Thomas, you're a bookmaker.
You're not a fool.Copy !req
9. You sell these guns to anyone who has
use to them, you will hang.Copy !req
10. I'm just a poor communist frog
with a big mouth.Copy !req
11. I'm with you 'cause you're the
only man around here not scared of them.Copy !req
12. The only difference between
you and me, Freddie,Copy !req
13. is that, sometimes, my horses
stand a chance of winning.Copy !req
14. Tommy!Copy !req
15. You're fixing races now.Copy !req
16. I'm here about the job as a barmaid.Copy !req
17. Are you in position?Copy !req
18. I am, sir.Copy !req
19. Take a little walk to the edge of town
and go across the trackCopy !req
20. Where the viaduct looms
like a bird of doomCopy !req
21. As it shifts and cracksCopy !req
22. Where secrets lie in the border fires
in the humming wires...Copy !req
23. I thought you said we were
going to the fair.Copy !req
24. We have business first.
Come on. Bring your wits.Copy !req
25. - What business?
- That's the Lee family.Copy !req
26. - Tommy!
- Johnny-dogs!Copy !req
27. Tommy, how the hell are ya?Copy !req
28. All the better for getting
the city smoke out of me lungs.Copy !req
29. I thought you became
a bit too grand for us.Copy !req
30. - I've been busy.
- I'm riding with the Lee family now.Copy !req
31. I heard. Myself, I'd rather
live among pigs.Copy !req
32. Come on, Tommy, no disputing.Copy !req
33. So your first fair since France?Copy !req
34. What do you know about France?
You war-shy, gypsy bastard.Copy !req
35. - So this is the horse?
- And that's the car.Copy !req
36. Hang on a minute.Copy !req
37. You're not swapping the family car
for a bloody horse.Copy !req
38. Of course we're not swapping it.Copy !req
39. Huh? That'd be mad.Copy !req
40. We're gonna play two up.Copy !req
41. - Here you are.
- Yeah, I knew it.Copy !req
42. See, I knew it. Tommy, you bloody idiot.Copy !req
43. Shut up, Arthur, I won.Copy !req
44. Oi!Copy !req
45. I promised Johnny I'd let him have
a spin in the car if he lost.Copy !req
46. All right.Copy !req
47. Are you Lee boys laughing at my brother?Copy !req
48. Are ya?Copy !req
49. - Eh?
- Tommy! Tommy, come on!Copy !req
50. - I asked you a question.
- Tommy, come on, it's just the craic.Copy !req
51. Get your family out of here,Copy !req
52. and go and enjoy yourselves at the fair
before they start a war. Huh?Copy !req
53. Yeah, but his mum was a didicoy whore.Copy !req
54. We will take them
before last night's beerCopy !req
55. turns to piss and wakes the devils up.Copy !req
56. We will leave no stone unturned.Copy !req
57. Every gun, every bullet
will be brought to me for inspection.Copy !req
58. Now, take your positions.Copy !req
59. Freddie...Copy !req
60. Are you sure your brothers
are at the fair?Copy !req
61. If it was them, they wouldn't knock.Copy !req
62. Mr Thorne!Copy !req
63. What is it?Copy !req
64. The police are rounding up
the communists.Copy !req
65. Come on, Ada. If the cops find me,
we're screwed. Fuck!Copy !req
66. Ada.Copy !req
67. You have to jump, Ada. I'll catch ya.Copy !req
68. Come on.Copy !req
69. Look at this.Copy !req
70. A prescription for iron tablets
for Ada fucking Shelby.Copy !req
71. Mrs Donovan, I need that favour.Copy !req
72. - Come in and be quick.
- I'm not coming in. She is.Copy !req
73. Holy Jesus! It's the Shelby girl.Copy !req
74. You've not seen her with me,
okay, Mrs Donovan?Copy !req
75. Just give her a cup of tea
and let her stayCopy !req
76. until the police are gone.Copy !req
77. She's the sister of those
Peaky Blinder devils.Copy !req
78. And, yet, she's an angel. Come on, Ada.Copy !req
79. What are you gonna do, Freddie?Copy !req
80. Me? I'm gonna have to leave town
for a bit.Copy !req
81. A gentleman would take off his hat.Copy !req
82. Put out his pipe.Copy !req
83. I see you Specials only dare come hereCopy !req
84. when you know
the boys are away at the fair.Copy !req
85. You mean your nephews?Copy !req
86. With their guns and their razors?
Is it them you're lighting candles for?Copy !req
87. No.Copy !req
88. I'm lighting candles for the boys
from The GarrisonCopy !req
89. who lost their lives in France.Copy !req
90. There's a list there.Copy !req
91. Look.Copy !req
92. I hear you didn't make it to France,Copy !req
93. Inspector Campbell.Copy !req
94. You've heard of me?Copy !req
95. I've heard of you.Copy !req
96. Is it the Holy Grail you're looking for?Copy !req
97. As a matter of fact,Copy !req
98. it is the Holy Grail I'm looking for.Copy !req
99. Something precious, something stolen.
Perhaps you know what I'm talking about.Copy !req
100. Sorry. I misunderstood your intention
when you pushed me against the wall.Copy !req
101. Turn the place upside down.Copy !req
102. Arthur Shelby said you people
would help us.Copy !req
103. If we don't know what you've lost,
how can we help you find it?Copy !req
104. But I have found out subsequently
that I was speaking to the wrong man.Copy !req
105. Next time, I want to talk to the boss.Copy !req
106. Lickey Tea Rooms. Friday, 10:00.Copy !req
107. And when I say "the boss",
I mean Thomas.Copy !req
108. Come on.Copy !req
109. Now what the bloody hell's
been going on here?Copy !req
110. Jesus Christ.Copy !req
111. The coppers told everyone Arthur
had agreed to it when he was arrested.Copy !req
112. They said the Peaky Blinders had cleared
out to the fair to let them do it.Copy !req
113. No one never said nothing to that copperCopy !req
114. about smashing up bloody houses!Copy !req
115. All right. Which pubs did they do?Copy !req
116. The Guns, The Chain, The Marquis.Copy !req
117. All the ones that pay you
to protect them.Copy !req
118. The only one they didn't touch
was The Garrison.Copy !req
119. Made sure people think we were in on it.Copy !req
120. Smart, this copper.Copy !req
121. So go on. Drink your beers. Get out.Copy !req
122. You better show people
you'll still the cocks of the walk.Copy !req
123. Hand out some cash
to the landlords of the pubs.Copy !req
124. Pay some veterans to fix the places up.Copy !req
125. Give us the bag.Copy !req
126. So what about you, Tommy?Copy !req
127. I've to go to Charlie's
to stable the horse.Copy !req
128. Looked foot sore in the box.Copy !req
129. Let them see your faces.Copy !req
130. So we both know what
they were looking for.Copy !req
131. You don't read the papers?Copy !req
132. Racing papers.Copy !req
133. So let me tell you the odds.Copy !req
134. I reckon it's 3-to-1
there'll be a revolution.Copy !req
135. I wouldn't bet on that.Copy !req
136. That copper's betting on it.Copy !req
137. He's not gonna let it rest
till he gets those guns back.Copy !req
138. Did he talk to ya, Pol?Copy !req
139. In the church.Copy !req
140. Did he try to find our Ada?Copy !req
141. She was sleeping.Copy !req
142. Where was she sleeping, Pol?Copy !req
143. I thought you didn't care
for women's business.Copy !req
144. He knows you're the boss.Copy !req
145. He wants to meet you.Copy !req
146. - Will you talk to him?
- No.Copy !req
147. You don't parlay when you're
on the back foot.Copy !req
148. We'll strike a blow back first.Copy !req
149. Hey, lad.Copy !req
150. - What are you doing?
- We're having a fire.Copy !req
151. Take off your picture of the King.Copy !req
152. What?Copy !req
153. Bring it to Watery Lane.Copy !req
154. Chuck them on, boys.Copy !req
155. Yeah!Copy !req
156. Well, I hope to God you
know what you're doing.Copy !req
157. I'm the reporter.Copy !req
158. The Birmingham Evening Despatch.Copy !req
159. I had a phone call.Copy !req
160. Someone called Thomas Shelby?Copy !req
161. Come with me.Copy !req
162. Move aside. Give us a bit of room.
Tommy.Copy !req
163. Move back for us, please, folks.Copy !req
164. You're Mr Shelby?Copy !req
165. - All the way back, please.
- I am.Copy !req
166. You said I would be protected.Copy !req
167. You're protected.Copy !req
168. What's going on?Copy !req
169. There are some things I want you
to write down.Copy !req
170. Now, first of all.Copy !req
171. It's not the people around here
that are disloyal to the King.Copy !req
172. It's the opposite.Copy !req
173. You see, we don't want our beloved kingCopy !req
174. looking down and seeing the things
that have been done to us.Copy !req
175. So we are taking down his pictures.Copy !req
176. But why are you burning them?Copy !req
177. We went through hell for our king.Copy !req
178. Walked through the flames of war.
Write all this down!Copy !req
179. And now we're being attacked
in our own homes.Copy !req
180. These new coppers over from Belfast,Copy !req
181. breaking into our homes
and interfering with our women.Copy !req
182. We don't think our king
would want to see that happening.Copy !req
183. So we are lighting fires
to raise the alarm.Copy !req
184. May I ask you,
in what capacity do you speak?Copy !req
185. No capacity.Copy !req
186. I'm an ordinary man.Copy !req
187. I won gallantry medals at the Somme.Copy !req
188. I want you to write in your paper
what's going on here.Copy !req
189. Go on, go.Copy !req
190. Come in.Copy !req
191. There... There...Copy !req
192. There's a telephone call for you, sir,
on the London line.Copy !req
193. There is? It's almost midnight.Copy !req
194. It's Mr Winston Churchill, sir.Copy !req
195. - Yes, sir.
- Inspector Campbell.Copy !req
196. I hear there's been a bonfire
in your city.Copy !req
197. There was a small fire reported
around 9:00 in Watery Lane.Copy !req
198. Certainly nothing to trouble
you about, sir.Copy !req
199. Ah, but I'm afraid it has troubled me.Copy !req
200. Half an hour ago,
I received a wire communicationCopy !req
201. from the editor of the
Birmingham Evening Despatch.Copy !req
202. It seems one of his reporters
was invited to the fireCopy !req
203. and discovered that they were burning
pictures of the King.Copy !req
204. Of the King?Copy !req
205. Any newspaper report
which may cause embarrassmentCopy !req
206. to His Majesty is always referred first,Copy !req
207. and as a matter of routine,
to the Home Office.Copy !req
208. I will go down there immediately,
and, er, arrest those involved.Copy !req
209. No, you most certainly will not
make arrests.Copy !req
210. If there are arrests,
there will be trials.Copy !req
211. If there are trials, there will be
more newspaper reportsCopy !req
212. which will necessarily mention
the burning of the King's likeness.Copy !req
213. I put you in Birmingham
for one very specific reason.Copy !req
214. Are you any nearer to finding
those stolen guns?Copy !req
215. - We are making steady progress.
- We need results.Copy !req
216. Goodnight, Mr Campbell.Copy !req
217. Sir...
Could I at least ask...Copy !req
218. Does this report
name any of those involved?Copy !req
219. It names a Mr Thomas Shelby.Copy !req
220. The report mentions he's a war hero.Copy !req
221. Good of you to join us.Copy !req
222. - Where have you been all day?
- In bed.Copy !req
223. Couldn't sleep. Then I couldn't wake up.Copy !req
224. Then I was cold, and then
I had to go for a wee.Copy !req
225. Then I was with this bear on a boat.Copy !req
226. That was just a dream.
Then I was hungry.Copy !req
227. Why are you reading the paper?Copy !req
228. Why wouldn't I be?Copy !req
229. Well, I've never seen you
read the paper.Copy !req
230. I've only ever seen you
light fires with them.Copy !req
231. The BSA on strike. Miners are on strike.Copy !req
232. IRA are killing our boys.Copy !req
233. Ten a day.Copy !req
234. What?Copy !req
235. Stand up.Copy !req
236. - Why?
- Just stand up.Copy !req
237. Side on.Copy !req
238. Oi, what are you doing?Copy !req
239. Ada,Copy !req
240. how late are you?Copy !req
241. One week.Copy !req
242. Five weeks.Copy !req
243. Seven, if you count weekends.
I think it's a lack of iron.Copy !req
244. I got some tablets.Copy !req
245. But they didn't work.Copy !req
246. No.Copy !req
247. You can get dressed now, love.Copy !req
248. So, am I or not?Copy !req
249. Keep bloody walking, Ada.
If anybody sees us here, they'll know.Copy !req
250. I'm not getting rid of it, Aunt Pol.Copy !req
251. Just come home and we'll talk about it.Copy !req
252. You get off of me,
or I'll scream it, I swear.Copy !req
253. All right, you want to do this
on the street? Let's do it.Copy !req
254. Whose is it?Copy !req
255. If I tell you, you'll tell them
and they'll cut him to pieces.Copy !req
256. Not if he marries you, they won't.Copy !req
257. Will he marry you?Copy !req
258. I don't know. I don't know where he is.Copy !req
259. Jesus Christ, Ada!Copy !req
260. Look, he's gone away
but he said he'd come back.Copy !req
261. Yeah, but they all say
they'll come back.Copy !req
262. He's not like that,
he's a good man, he promised.Copy !req
263. He will come back, Aunt Pol,
I know he will.Copy !req
264. Get me down a Spanish saddle, Joe.Copy !req
265. Yes, Tom. A Spanish saddle...
He's a beauty, Tom.Copy !req
266. Yeah, yeah... Beautiful. Yeah.Copy !req
267. Fine beast you got there, Thomas.Copy !req
268. But is he worth falling out
with the Lee family over?Copy !req
269. Just passing it on.Copy !req
270. Declaration of war. The whole Lee clan.Copy !req
271. The guns and now this.Copy !req
272. The guns are not spoken of.Copy !req
273. Right?Copy !req
274. Tommy. Tommy!Copy !req
275. You mind how to speak to me.Copy !req
276. Forgive me, Uncle.Copy !req
277. It's Thomas Shelby against
the whole bloody world, right?Copy !req
278. Easy! Easy!Copy !req
279. Easy, boy.Copy !req
280. Shh. In France, we used to say...Copy !req
281. Shh. In France we used to say it's just
the musical hall band turning up.Copy !req
282. Shh. It's just trombones
and tubas, that's all.Copy !req
283. It's just noise. Shh. Shh. Shh.Copy !req
284. It's just noise, all right?
It's just noise.Copy !req
285. You get used to it.Copy !req
286. It's just noise. Good boy.Copy !req
287. Good boy.Copy !req
288. In some pain there, boy, eh?Copy !req
289. I... I'm so sorry, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
290. - I'm Grace, by the way.
- I know who you are.Copy !req
291. What's his name?Copy !req
292. He doesn't have a name.Copy !req
293. Poor boy, deserves a name.Copy !req
294. Do you have something to say to me?Copy !req
295. The other night you came into the pub
when I was singing.Copy !req
296. You said singing wasn't allowed.Copy !req
297. I'd like there to be one night a week
when there's singing.Copy !req
298. I think it would be good for everyone.Copy !req
299. Saturday nights.Copy !req
300. Harry was too afraid to ask you so...Copy !req
301. But you're not?Copy !req
302. I am.Copy !req
303. But I love to sing.Copy !req
304. You sound like one of those rich girlsCopy !req
305. who comes over from Dublin
for the races.Copy !req
306. Do you like horses?Copy !req
307. How'd you fancy
earning some extra money?Copy !req
308. Doing what?Copy !req
309. Dig out a nice dress.Copy !req
310. I want to take you to the races.Copy !req
311. Go a couple of charges coming in, John.
Rock Ferry down two-eighths.Copy !req
312. Sorry, Mr Shelby. Go on!Copy !req
313. - All right, Mr Shelby. How's it going?
- Hello, Frank. How's the leg?Copy !req
314. - Not bad.
- Good.Copy !req
315. Nice to see you, son.Copy !req
316. Morning, Charlie.Copy !req
317. The odds are good, boss.Copy !req
318. - How are we looking?
- Looking good, Tommy.Copy !req
319. Tommy? Tommy?Copy !req
320. They're all here for Monaghan Boy.Copy !req
321. That's what I like to hear, Johnny boy.Copy !req
322. And Aunt Pol wants to see ya.Copy !req
323. Tell me the man's name, Ada.Copy !req
324. Rudolph Valentino.Copy !req
325. Get out!Copy !req
326. All of you.Copy !req
327. Go on. Now!Copy !req
328. I said tell me his fucking name.Copy !req
329. Freddie fucking Thorne!Copy !req
330. Yeah. Your best mate since school,
the man who saved your life in France.Copy !req
331. So, go on. Go and cut him.Copy !req
332. Cut him up and chuck him in the cut.Copy !req
333. Oi! I'm a Shelby, too, you know!Copy !req
334. Put my fucking film back on.Copy !req
335. So Monaghan Boy finally lost?Copy !req
336. Third time unlucky.Copy !req
337. We took money from all over the city.Copy !req
338. Yeah, but you'll pay it back
to people round here.Copy !req
339. Buy your popularity back.Copy !req
340. Already done.Copy !req
341. Taught you well.Copy !req
342. And you fixed this race
without the permission of Billy Kimber?Copy !req
343. Obviously didn't teach you well enough!Copy !req
344. Rule one. You don't punch
above your weight.Copy !req
345. - Billy Kimber is there for the taking.
- Says who?Copy !req
346. Says Tom and his parliament of one.Copy !req
347. - I ran this business for five years.
- Yeah.Copy !req
348. While I was away fighting, remember?Copy !req
349. Where I learned some things, such asCopy !req
350. you strike when the enemy is weak.Copy !req
351. And I thought you came here
to talk family business.Copy !req
352. I'll deal with it.
You're too busy taking over the world.Copy !req
353. Polly.Copy !req
354. It's about Ada. I need to know.Copy !req
355. Ada wants you to give
Freddie this letter.Copy !req
356. She wants Freddie to know
she's having his baby.Copy !req
357. He deserves an opportunity
to do the right thing.Copy !req
358. I say we give them a chance.Copy !req
359. For a woman who's had a hard life of men,Copy !req
360. you're still full of romance, eh?Copy !req
361. What do you think Freddie sees
in our Ada?Copy !req
362. - That's Freddie's business.
- No.Copy !req
363. No, I'll tell you what he sees.Copy !req
364. He sees machine guns and rifles and
ammunition and some glorious revolution.Copy !req
365. What is it you really don't like
about Freddie?Copy !req
366. She'll have no life with a
man on the run.Copy !req
367. If you can't see that,
you can't see much.Copy !req
368. Damn them for what they
did to you in France!Copy !req
369. Tell Ada Freddie went to America.Copy !req
370. Or Russia.Copy !req
371. Polly, it'd do no good for Ada
to bring a baby into the world alone.Copy !req
372. Pol, listen. The truth is you would've
hit me with that thingCopy !req
373. if it weren't for the fact
that you know I'm right!Copy !req
374. Thought I heard someone knocking.Copy !req
375. Couldn't get back to sleep.Copy !req
376. The longer you leave it,Copy !req
377. the worse it gets.Copy !req
378. Believe me.Copy !req
379. I know.Copy !req
380. I was 16.Copy !req
381. And I didn't dare tell anyone.Copy !req
382. Polly, Freddie'll come back.Copy !req
383. In the end, I did it myself.Copy !req
384. I did it to myself.Copy !req
385. And I almost died.Copy !req
386. And he didn't come back.Copy !req
387. They don't. Why should they?Copy !req
388. You know the words.Copy !req
389. You're a whore. Baby's a bastard.Copy !req
390. But there's no word for the man
who doesn't come back.Copy !req
391. One day,Copy !req
392. on your wedding day,Copy !req
393. you'll have a good man on your arm.Copy !req
394. And you'll say, "Polly,Copy !req
395. thank you,Copy !req
396. for common sense."Copy !req
397. This woman's in Cardiff.Copy !req
398. We'll take the train tomorrow.Copy !req
399. Go to the castle afterwards for a treat.Copy !req
400. I chose this place becauseCopy !req
401. it is outside both of our jurisdictions.Copy !req
402. Do you want tea?Copy !req
403. Inspector, I responded
to your invitationCopy !req
404. because I want us
to understand each other.Copy !req
405. I'm a businessman.Copy !req
406. I want to make my business successful.Copy !req
407. And I want my city run peacefully.Copy !req
408. Well, if the city is peaceful,
business can thrive.Copy !req
409. So we're on the same side.Copy !req
410. I think perhaps we could be.Copy !req
411. My...Copy !req
412. How can we be on the same side
when I see things like this?Copy !req
413. My men found thisCopy !req
414. in the bedroomCopy !req
415. of a known communist.Copy !req
416. It has your sister's name on it.Copy !req
417. It was obvious she'd been
sleeping in his bed.Copy !req
418. Are you also in bed
with the communists, Mr Shelby?Copy !req
419. I do not share their fantasy.Copy !req
420. And as for my sister,Copy !req
421. I've already dealt with the situation.Copy !req
422. Freddie Thorne is at the very top
of my list.Copy !req
423. Well, cross him off.Copy !req
424. He won't be returning to the city.Copy !req
425. I'll make him part of our deal.Copy !req
426. What deal?Copy !req
427. You and your Specials will leave
my businesses alone from now on.Copy !req
428. No more raids into our territory,
no more smashing our pubs.Copy !req
429. No more lifting my runners.Copy !req
430. You will turn a blind eye
to all of my gambling operations. Also,Copy !req
431. I am planning an expansionCopy !req
432. onto the race tracks.Copy !req
433. I intend to do business
with Billy Kimber.Copy !req
434. He runs most of the legal trackside
betting outside of London.Copy !req
435. He has policemen on his payroll.Copy !req
436. I want you to put in a word with
the Chief Inspector of Gloucestershire,Copy !req
437. that his men should leave me aloneCopy !req
438. when I make my move.Copy !req
439. Forgive me, I don't seem to have a penCopy !req
440. to write down this rather
long list of demands.Copy !req
441. And what do I get in return?Copy !req
442. I have what you're looking for.Copy !req
443. I have the guns.Copy !req
444. What guns?Copy !req
445. - I'm not here to play games.
- Wait, wait...Copy !req
446. Twenty five Lewis machine guns.
Fifty carbines.Copy !req
447. Ten thousand rounds of ammunition.Copy !req
448. All in a crate bound for Libya.Copy !req
449. Stolen from the BSA
factory proofing bay.Copy !req
450. I'm guessing they sent you to Birmingham
to get those guns back.Copy !req
451. Well,Copy !req
452. it's me that has them.Copy !req
453. I have left word with men I trust,Copy !req
454. that if I am taken into police custody
for whatever reason,Copy !req
455. those guns will be shipped to Liverpool.Copy !req
456. From there, they will be sent
directly to Belfast.Copy !req
457. And sold to the Irish Republican Army.Copy !req
458. All your good work in Ireland
will be undone.Copy !req
459. Each stolen weapon
is numbered and marked.Copy !req
460. If I sell them to the IRA, it won't
be long before Mr Churchill finds out.Copy !req
461. I imagine you got into enough troubleCopy !req
462. over the burning
of the King's photographs.Copy !req
463. That was just a taster.Copy !req
464. If those guns reach Belfast,Copy !req
465. your life in the force is over.Copy !req
466. When I have achieved
what I have set out to achieve,Copy !req
467. I will let you know where
to find the guns.Copy !req
468. You'll be a hero.Copy !req
469. You'll probably get a medal.Copy !req
470. I'm a fair man.Copy !req
471. It's a fair offer.Copy !req
472. Do we have a deal?Copy !req
473. I need an answer.Copy !req
474. Right now.Copy !req
475. Very well.Copy !req
476. But I'd prefer if we don't
shake hands on it.Copy !req
477. Now, why would I shake the hand of a manCopy !req
478. who didn't even fight for his country?Copy !req
479. Grace.Copy !req
480. I have new information.Copy !req
481. Thomas Shelby is now the beginning,Copy !req
482. the middle and the end of your mission.Copy !req
483. So what shall I do?Copy !req
484. It hurts me as much as it...Copy !req
485. As it would a father sending
his own daughter into a whorehouse.Copy !req
486. But no matter how repugnant it may be,Copy !req
487. you must do everything you canCopy !req
488. to get close to him.Copy !req
489. And...Copy !req
490. Find out where those guns are hidden.Copy !req
491. Of course, when I sayCopy !req
492. everything, I don't mean...Copy !req
493. You underestimate me in every way.Copy !req
494. Here.Copy !req
495. You are now active
on a military operationCopy !req
496. on behalf of the Crown.Copy !req
497. And I wish to God
circumstance hadn't chosen you.Copy !req
498. It's what I'm trained for.Copy !req
499. I'm late for my shift.Copy !req
500. Grace,Copy !req
501. my heart is with you.Copy !req
502. Ahhh!Copy !req
503. Tom! Tom! Tom!Copy !req
504. You'd better come quick, Tom! Tom!Copy !req
505. Curly, tell me.Copy !req
506. Cursed, Tom.Copy !req
507. Curly, Curly... Shh. Shh. Shh.
Curly, Curly.Copy !req
508. Tell me. Tell me, Curly.
What's wrong with the horse?Copy !req
509. You bought at the fair in bad feeling.Copy !req
510. The Lees put a bad seed in the hoof
and got an old woman to put a spell.Copy !req
511. So those Lee bastards cursed him.Copy !req
512. Whatever it is, he says itCopy !req
513. spread to the other feet.Copy !req
514. It's going to his heart
by tomorrow, I say!Copy !req
515. I've seen curses like this twice.
Can't take them back, Tom.Copy !req
516. No.Copy !req
517. I told you, Tommy.Copy !req
518. Better enemies to have
than black blood gypsies.Copy !req
519. Get out.Copy !req
520. Get out, Curly.Copy !req
521. I'm sorry.Copy !req
522. We're closed, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
523. Just get me a drink.Copy !req
524. Shall I leave you alone?Copy !req
525. Came here for company.Copy !req
526. Where's Harry?Copy !req
527. He took the night off.Copy !req
528. Went to the pictures.Copy !req
529. How's your beautiful horse?Copy !req
530. I just put a bullet in his head.Copy !req
531. Was he lame?Copy !req
532. He looked at me the wrong way.Copy !req
533. It's not a good idea
to look at Tommy Shelby the wrong way.Copy !req
534. - What a waste.
- Yeah.Copy !req
535. A waste is what it is.Copy !req
536. You know, in France...Copy !req
537. In France, I got used to seeing men die.Copy !req
538. Never got used to seeing horses die.Copy !req
539. They die badly.Copy !req
540. I dug out a dress like you asked.Copy !req
541. Thanks.Copy !req
542. It's Cheltenham you're talking about.Copy !req
543. Cheltenham's a grand affair, is it not?Copy !req
544. The King will be there.Copy !req
545. - King George?
- No.Copy !req
546. King Billy Kimber. And all his men.Copy !req
547. And what must I do?Copy !req
548. For £2, you'll do what I ask you to do.Copy !req
549. I want three.Copy !req
550. If I'm meeting a king,
I won't be wearing a cheap dress.Copy !req
551. And I ask you to let me sing.Copy !req
552. It's part of the deal now, too.Copy !req
553. Since when?Copy !req
554. Since you nearly smiled.Copy !req
555. Saturday nights. Open and easy.Copy !req
556. Everyone gets to sing their song,
just like we did in Dublin.Copy !req
557. You never worked in Dublin.Copy !req
558. So don't lie to me.Copy !req
559. I asked around about that pub
you said you used to work in.Copy !req
560. I have friends over there.Copy !req
561. No one has heard of you.Copy !req
562. My guess is,Copy !req
563. you're a girl from a good familyCopy !req
564. who got herself pregnant.Copy !req
565. It's not something I want known.Copy !req
566. And bringing a child into the
world alone ruined your life.Copy !req
567. Right?Copy !req
568. So I'm right.Copy !req
569. And Polly is wrong.Copy !req
570. Right about what?Copy !req
571. Doesn't matter.Copy !req
572. Looks like it matters to you.Copy !req
573. Family business.Copy !req
574. You won't tell anyone my secret?Copy !req
575. Do you think I tell people things?Copy !req
576. So what do you sing?Copy !req
577. - Anything you want.
- Right.Copy !req
578. Get up on the chair.Copy !req
579. Okay.Copy !req
580. Happy or sad?Copy !req
581. Sad.Copy !req
582. Okay. But I warn you,Copy !req
583. it'll break your heart.Copy !req
584. Already broken.Copy !req
585. In a neat little town
they call BelfastCopy !req
586. Apprenticed to a trade I was boundCopy !req
587. Many an hour's sweet happinessCopy !req
588. Had I spent
in that neat little townCopy !req
589. A sad misfortune came over meCopy !req
590. Which caused me
to stray from the landCopy !req
591. Far awayCopy !req
592. From my friends and relationsCopy !req
593. BetrayedCopy !req
594. By the black velvet bandCopy !req
595. Her eyes they shone like diamondsCopy !req
596. I thought her the queen of the landCopy !req
597. And her hair hung over her shoulderCopy !req
598. Tied upCopy !req
599. With a black velvet bandCopy !req
600. - You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.Copy !req
601. I think there are some more carriages
over there that are gonna be empty.Copy !req
602. Jesus.Copy !req
603. Freddie.Copy !req
604. You came back?Copy !req
605. I got a tip-off.Copy !req
606. Freddie, Tommy will kill you.Copy !req
607. It's Tommy who tipped me off.Copy !req
608. Maybe he's got half a heart, after all.Copy !req
609. Tommy got a message to me.Copy !req
610. Said, "Get out of town.
Take her with you."Copy !req
611. So...Copy !req
612. Ada Shelby,Copy !req
613. will you marry me?Copy !req
614. Yes.Copy !req
615. Yes.Copy !req
616. Yes!Copy !req
617. Right. Get on this bloody train
and get out of here.Copy !req
618. - Come on, both of you.
- Freddie, come on.Copy !req
619. Freddie... Cardiff's okay,
anywhere but here's okay.Copy !req
620. We're not going anywhere, Ada.Copy !req
621. We're gonna stay here,
we're gonna marry here.Copy !req
622. I'm not afraid of Tommy Shelby.Copy !req
623. Did you want whisky as well?Copy !req
624. No, just beer.Copy !req
625. Why no whisky, Tom.
You expecting trouble?Copy !req
626. Jesus Christ, Tommy, what the hell
made you let them sing?Copy !req
627. They sound like they're strangling cats
out there.Copy !req
628. All right. Twenty's the play, come on.Copy !req
629. Now, what did make you change
your mind though, Tommy? Hmm?Copy !req
630. - It's about time, Tommy.
- Time for what?Copy !req
631. Well...Copy !req
632. - Time you took yourself a woman.
- Just play the bloody hand.Copy !req
633. You stay the way you are, Tommy.Copy !req
634. Remember what Dad used to say.Copy !req
635. - Fast women and slow horses...
- Will ruin your life.Copy !req
636. - Coppers.
- No.Copy !req
637. Come, Josephine, in my flying machineCopy !req
638. Going up, she goesCopy !req
639. Up she goesCopy !req
640. Balance yourself like a bird on a beamCopy !req
641. In the air she goesCopy !req
642. There she goes...Copy !req
643. Holy shit!Copy !req
644. It's Billy Kimber.Copy !req
645. Is there any man here named Shelby?Copy !req
646. I said, "Is there any man here
named Shelby?"Copy !req
647. Harry, get these men a drink.Copy !req
648. Everyone else go home.Copy !req
649. You go home.Copy !req
650. - But Mr Fenton said...
- I said go home.Copy !req
651. I've never approved of women in pubs
but when they look like that...Copy !req
652. You said you want men called Shelby.Copy !req
653. You've got three of them.Copy !req
654. Right, I never heard of ya.
And then I did hear of ya,Copy !req
655. some little didicoy razor gang.
I thought to meself, so what?Copy !req
656. But then you fucked me over.Copy !req
657. So now you have my undivided attention.Copy !req
658. By the way, which one am I talking to?
Who's the boss?Copy !req
659. - Well, I'm the oldest.
- Ha! Clearly.Copy !req
660. Are you laughing at my brother?Copy !req
661. Right. He's the oldest.
You're the thickest.Copy !req
662. I'm told the boss is called Tommy,
and I'm guessing that's you,Copy !req
663. 'cause you're looking me up and down
like I'm a fucking tart.Copy !req
664. I want to know what you want.Copy !req
665. There were suspicious betting patterns
at Kempton Park.Copy !req
666. A horse called Monaghan Boy...Copy !req
667. He won by a length twice
and then finished last.Copy !req
668. With £3,000 bet on him.Copy !req
669. Which one am I talking to?Copy !req
670. - Which one of you is the boss?
- I'm Mr Kimber's adviser and accountant.Copy !req
671. And I'm the fucking boss, okay?
Right. End of parlay.Copy !req
672. You fixed the race
without my permission.Copy !req
673. You fucking gypsy scum!Copy !req
674. What, live off the war pensions and
these poor old Garrison Lane widows?Copy !req
675. That's your level. I am Billy Kimber!
I run the racesCopy !req
676. and you fixed one of them. So I'm
gonna have you shot against the post.Copy !req
677. Mr Kimber.Copy !req
678. Look at it.Copy !req
679. That has my name in it.Copy !req
680. It's from the Lee family.Copy !req
681. You are also at war with the Lees,
Mr Kimber, am I right?Copy !req
682. The Lees are attacking your bookies
and taking your money.Copy !req
683. Your men can't control them.
You need help.Copy !req
684. Perhaps we should listen to what
Mr Shelby has to say,Copy !req
685. before we make our decisions.Copy !req
686. Right. The LeesCopy !req
687. are doing a lot of talking at the fairs.Copy !req
688. They have a lot of kin.Copy !req
689. They're saying the racetracks
are easy meatCopy !req
690. because the police are busy
with strikes. Now,Copy !req
691. we have connections.
We know how they operate.Copy !req
692. You have muscle.Copy !req
693. Together we can beat them.
Divided, maybe not.Copy !req
694. Mr Kimber, perhaps we should take
some time for reflection.Copy !req
695. Possibly make arrangements
for a second meeting.Copy !req
696. I admire you, Mr Kimber.Copy !req
697. You started with nothing
and built a legitimate business.Copy !req
698. It would be an honour
to work with you, Mr Kimber.Copy !req
699. Nobody works "with" me.
People work "for" me.Copy !req
700. Pick it up, pikey.Copy !req
701. Sit. Sit down.Copy !req
702. It's for your ceiling.Copy !req
703. Thank you, Mr Kimber.Copy !req
704. We will be at Cheltenham.Copy !req
705. As will I.Copy !req
706. So you picked a fight with the Lee's
on purpose.Copy !req
707. Tommy, we can't mess with
Billy fucking Kimber.Copy !req
708. Get yourself a decent haircut, man.Copy !req
709. We're going to the races.Copy !req
710. Take a little walk to the edge of town
and go across the trackCopy !req