1. People keep asking me questions
that I don't know the answer to.Copy !req
2. It's us that has the machine guns now.Copy !req
3. And it's them that's in the mud.Copy !req
4. Guns, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
5. We'd pay good money.Copy !req
6. - For who do you speak?
- The Irish Republican Army.Copy !req
7. What are you? Copper?Copy !req
8. You went after him because he was IRA.Copy !req
9. I followed him because I thought
he might have information.Copy !req
10. The difficulty
with undercover work, Grace,Copy !req
11. is to remember what you are.Copy !req
12. Your sister's in there giving birth,
there's one man should be here.Copy !req
13. You're right, Pol.Copy !req
14. On my oath. Tell Freddie it's safe.Copy !req
15. Welcome to the world, son.Copy !req
16. - Freddie!
- Ada!Copy !req
17. Polly! Polly!Copy !req
18. The police came
and took his father away!Copy !req
19. You liar!Copy !req
20. Take a little walk to the edge of town
and go across the trackCopy !req
21. Where the viaduct looms
like a bird of doomCopy !req
22. As it shifts and cracksCopy !req
23. Where secrets lie in the border firesCopy !req
24. In the humming wiresCopy !req
25. Hey man, you know
you're never coming backCopy !req
26. Past the square, past the bridgeCopy !req
27. Past the mills, past the stacksCopy !req
28. On a gathering storm comes
a tall handsome manCopy !req
29. In a dusty black coat with
a red right handCopy !req
30. Open up, love.Copy !req
31. I brought more things
for you and the baby.Copy !req
32. Got some fresh eggs and bread.Copy !req
33. Shh...Copy !req
34. I'll leave it here.Copy !req
35. Ada, think of the little one.Copy !req
36. Babies don't have principles.Copy !req
37. Did you speak to her?Copy !req
38. She didn't speak back.Copy !req
39. Did you tell her?Copy !req
40. I'll only tell her
what I know to be true.Copy !req
41. It's the last time
I'm going to say this.Copy !req
42. It wasn't me who shot Freddie Thorne.Copy !req
43. Tommy,Copy !req
44. I'd ask you to swear on the BibleCopy !req
45. but you can't swear on that, can you?Copy !req
46. Nothing you hold sacred.Copy !req
47. There's tea.Copy !req
48. A new system.Copy !req
49. Everything in the diary, eh?Copy !req
50. Mmm-hmm.Copy !req
51. Black star.Copy !req
52. What does that mean?Copy !req
53. Black star day...Copy !req
54. is the day we take out Billy Kimber
and his men.Copy !req
55. No one knows this.Copy !req
56. Not even your family?Copy !req
57. Grace...Copy !req
58. Everyone in my family hates me.Copy !req
59. Why would I tell them?Copy !req
60. He's off the bloody rails
is what he is.Copy !req
61. If he'll turn nose on his best mate.Copy !req
62. Bloody neighbours, John.
Snitch behind the curtain.Copy !req
63. Yeah, well, if you think that,
you're the only one who does.Copy !req
64. Look at this. Look.Copy !req
65. Bloody rakin' it in!Copy !req
66. Who's running this carny?Copy !req
67. Name of Marsden. Intends on wintering
in Small Heath at this ring.Copy !req
68. - Does he?
- Only heard.Copy !req
69. Nobody in Small Heath craps in a pot
without the decree of Tommy Almighty.Copy !req
70. Mr Marsden, I believe!Copy !req
71. The ring master!Copy !req
72. Proud I am to say so.Copy !req
73. Yeah, well, these here
are civilised parts.Copy !req
74. Man wants to set his stall up
with fellas lampin' each other.Copy !req
75. He needs himself a licence.Copy !req
76. A licence?Copy !req
77. For a fee.Copy !req
78. From those in charge.Copy !req
79. I'll tell you what.Copy !req
80. How about I keep my money and you
shove a licence up your arse crack?Copy !req
81. You don't want to speak to me like that.Copy !req
82. And who the bloody hell
do you think you are?Copy !req
83. My name...Copy !req
84. is Arthur Shelby!Copy !req
85. Dad?Copy !req
86. Jesus.Copy !req
87. Thank you. You're a good boy.Copy !req
88. Bless the father for these bounties
we're about to receive...Copy !req
89. Jesus Christ.Copy !req
90. Please, woman.Copy !req
91. Let me be.Copy !req
92. Finish your sandwich
and sling your hook.Copy !req
93. Polly Anna, I'm a guest
of the head of this family.Copy !req
94. So why don't you maybe tend to your
mangle or your scuttle?Copy !req
95. The head of the family ain't here.Copy !req
96. Tommy, uh,Copy !req
97. sometimes helps me with, uh,Copy !req
98. with business.Copy !req
99. Aye, well, speak of the devil.Copy !req
100. How are you, son?Copy !req
101. Get out.Copy !req
102. Come on, son.Copy !req
103. I'm a changed man.Copy !req
104. This family needed you 10 years ago.Copy !req
105. And you walked out on us.Copy !req
106. Not now.Copy !req
107. Get out of this house.Copy !req
108. - Tommy, he's different.
- Shut up.Copy !req
109. It's all right, son.Copy !req
110. Arthur Shelby...Copy !req
111. never stays where he's not welcome.Copy !req
112. Quite something you've become.Copy !req
113. Bye, son.Copy !req
114. He's our dad.Copy !req
115. He's a selfish bastard.Copy !req
116. You calling someone a selfish bastard?Copy !req
117. It's a bit rich, Tommy.Copy !req
118. I mean, thanks to you,Copy !req
119. we're already down a bloody sister.Copy !req
120. You want to see him, Arthur?Copy !req
121. You want to see him?Copy !req
122. You go with him.Copy !req
123. Grace.Copy !req
124. I'm taking five pounds
from petty cash, all right?Copy !req
125. We don't have five pounds
in petty cash.Copy !req
126. Then I'll take what we've got.Copy !req
127. Count it and leave a receipt.Copy !req
128. Arthur, there are things in these books
I don't understand.Copy !req
129. Likewise.Copy !req
130. Every week we pay one pound,
ten shilling by postal orderCopy !req
131. to a Daniel OwenCopy !req
132. - in London.
- Danny Whizz-Bang.Copy !req
133. Hangs around in the pubs
in Camden Town Wharf for us.Copy !req
134. Keeps his ears open for business.
He's a good man.Copy !req
135. I thought Danny Whizz-Bang was dead?Copy !req
136. Then you thought wrong, didn't you?Copy !req
137. But I've seen his grave. He was shot.Copy !req
138. That was a show to satisfy the wops.Copy !req
139. Tommy just shot
some sheep's brains at him.Copy !req
140. Who's buried in his grave?Copy !req
141. Now look, Grace.Copy !req
142. You know what's good for you.Copy !req
143. You don't ask questions about things
that don't concern you.Copy !req
144. Never, right?Copy !req
145. That's for you.Copy !req
146. Don't tell Tommy I took this.Copy !req
147. The boy needs a good hiding
if you ask me.Copy !req
148. Yeah, well, I'm this close
to giving him one.Copy !req
149. John and Ada too, sounds like.Copy !req
150. Nah, John moans on bloody principle.Copy !req
151. But if you saw his missus...Copy !req
152. Ah...Copy !req
153. You have a girl yourself, son?Copy !req
154. Perhaps when it suits, Tommy, eh?Copy !req
155. Yeah, well.Copy !req
156. He's been different.Copy !req
157. - You know, since the war.
- Yeah, well...Copy !req
158. A war can change a man.Copy !req
159. Speaking for myself, anyways.Copy !req
160. Where did you fight, Dad?Copy !req
161. Ah, all over, son.Copy !req
162. - All over.
- Yeah, all over.Copy !req
163. And the salvation of Jesus ChristCopy !req
164. spread his light over me.Copy !req
165. And as a pilgrim,Copy !req
166. I come to visit a new world.Copy !req
167. America.Copy !req
168. Where I beheld the future.Copy !req
169. Casinos.Copy !req
170. Money factories, son.Copy !req
171. Look, I've been studying
the competition.Copy !req
172. Their schemes,Copy !req
173. their systems.Copy !req
174. - Look at that. It's all there.
- Show me.Copy !req
175. There's a fortune to be made here.Copy !req
176. I'm an old man and my
heart's a battered vessel.Copy !req
177. But within,Copy !req
178. there still beats a fluttering
pulse of a dream.Copy !req
179. The Shelby...Copy !req
180. Casino and Hotel.Copy !req
181. Gents and dames will come flocking
from all corners.Copy !req
182. New York, Chicago, Boston,Copy !req
183. to the Shelby.Copy !req
184. Where I can stand proudly with
my dear children by my side.Copy !req
185. And the women there?Copy !req
186. Like fresh peaches.Copy !req
187. Thou could have a dozen.Copy !req
188. We'd all of us be kings.Copy !req
189. How much? How much to get started?Copy !req
190. The oak needs but an acorn.Copy !req
191. Let's do it.Copy !req
192. Let's do it. Let's bloody do it.Copy !req
193. It would make my heart beam, but
I don't want to cause any discordCopy !req
194. between the brothers. So please,
why don't you talk to Tommy first?Copy !req
195. No, now, I'm sick of taking
orders from him.Copy !req
196. Tommy's not the only one in the
family with a head for business.Copy !req
197. And Shelby moneyCopy !req
198. is Shelby money.Copy !req
199. I thank God for my wonderful sons.Copy !req
200. This is cause for a celebration.Copy !req
201. - Yeah.
- Sláinte.Copy !req
202. Sláinte.Copy !req
203. On your feet, soldier.Copy !req
204. On your feet.Copy !req
205. Look, I don't wanna fight you, Dad.Copy !req
206. Come on, boy!Copy !req
207. I'm old enough to be your father.Copy !req
208. On your feet!Copy !req
209. Get up!Copy !req
210. All right!Copy !req
211. Is that all you got, boy?Copy !req
212. Get up!Copy !req
213. This here...Copy !req
214. is Arthur Shelby junior!Copy !req
215. My son!Copy !req
216. I love him and I'm proud of him!Copy !req
217. And he can fight any
one of youse in here!Copy !req
218. You did good, son.Copy !req
219. You did good.Copy !req
220. I love you, Dad.Copy !req
221. I love you!Copy !req
222. Mr Shelby?Copy !req
223. Who's asking?Copy !req
224. My name's Burn.Copy !req
225. I had word from your man in Camden town
you wanted a parley.Copy !req
226. Then parley it is.Copy !req
227. Few months ago,Copy !req
228. a man named Ryan came to this place with
a view to buying some goods from you.Copy !req
229. Mr Ryan met with an accident,
he was shot.Copy !req
230. I heard.Copy !req
231. He was a man with a quick mouth.
I know that.Copy !req
232. Wondered if he made
any enemies in here?Copy !req
233. None that I know of.Copy !req
234. Not the kind of place to make enemies.Copy !req
235. - All are welcome here, Mr Burn.
- Including Irish?Copy !req
236. Oh, especially Irish.Copy !req
237. Ryan told you he was a member
of the Irish Republican Army.Copy !req
238. Was he still welcome?Copy !req
239. Like I say. Any man who buys
beer is welcome.Copy !req
240. Perhaps you didn't believe him?Copy !req
241. In pubs, sometimes people say things.Copy !req
242. Sometimes it's the whisky talking.Copy !req
243. It's hard to tell which is which.Copy !req
244. As a teetotal man, I find that amusing.Copy !req
245. Except when it ends in tragedy.Copy !req
246. Would you like some water
and cordial, Mr Burn?Copy !req
247. You see, Mr Shelby,Copy !req
248. Ryan, for all his quick mouth,
was indeed connected.Copy !req
249. Very well connected to our brotherhood.Copy !req
250. By membership in blood.Copy !req
251. He was my cousin.Copy !req
252. I'm from South Armagh.Copy !req
253. I'm a man of influence there.Copy !req
254. Cordial and water will
be grand, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
255. Grace, bring some water and cordial.
Come this way.Copy !req
256. Yes, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
257. My cousin came to buy guns.Copy !req
258. And I told him I have none.Copy !req
259. Your man Danny Owen
talks a lot when he's drunk.Copy !req
260. He says the Peaky Blinders
do have the guns,Copy !req
261. brought from the factory down the road.Copy !req
262. He boasted about a stack
of Lewis machine guns,Copy !req
263. and enough belts of ammunition
to hold up God's trousers.Copy !req
264. Yup, that sounds like our Danny.Copy !req
265. He has an imagination.Copy !req
266. Like I say, sometimes it's
the whisky does the talk.Copy !req
267. He says only your brothers
know where the guns are kept.Copy !req
268. Well, Danny also says he sees German
infantrymen on the back of mill carts.Copy !req
269. And he shoots them with his broomstick.Copy !req
270. We have men in the BSA factory.Copy !req
271. They said you has 'em.Copy !req
272. And we have men that work
in the police station.Copy !req
273. Every finger, Mr Shelby...Copy !req
274. Every finger in this city
points in one direction.Copy !req
275. Please don't mistake me for a fool.Copy !req
276. Let me get to the point.Copy !req
277. I don't care what kind of half-arsed
tinker operation you have going here.Copy !req
278. But I can assure you,Copy !req
279. I represent a very different
category of organisation.Copy !req
280. My cousin was shot.Copy !req
281. I am judge, jury, and executioner.Copy !req
282. I find you guilty and I pass sentence.Copy !req
283. You deliver the guns to me,Copy !req
284. or I deliver death
and hell's fury to you,Copy !req
285. and your little tribe of heathens.Copy !req
286. Am I making myself clear?Copy !req
287. Let me confess something to you,
and only to you.Copy !req
288. I have the guns, but they have
become a burden to me.Copy !req
289. Perhaps it is time
to unload that burden.Copy !req
290. For the right price.Copy !req
291. Malachy Burn.Copy !req
292. Brigade Commander
of the South Armagh IRA.Copy !req
293. You hooked yourself a big fish there.Copy !req
294. With these guns as bait,
who knows what we'll catch?Copy !req
295. We?Copy !req
296. Are you suggesting that you and I
could work together as a team?Copy !req
297. Perhaps we have more in common
than you think, Inspector.Copy !req
298. - Can you deliver him?
- With your help.Copy !req
299. And I want word put out in Ireland
that I was not involved.Copy !req
300. So I'd be solving
a problem for you.Copy !req
301. And I'd be
winning you that medal.Copy !req
302. If I get a medal, I will have
your initials engraved on my backside.Copy !req
303. Oh. My initials on your backside.
That's quite an image.Copy !req
304. Inspector, since we're
getting on so well...Copy !req
305. can you answer me a question?Copy !req
306. Who gave you Freddie Thorne?Copy !req
307. Well, as everyone in the city knows...
It was you, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
308. - Hello, son.
- It's all there.Copy !req
309. It is indeed. We're gonna build
something with this, son.Copy !req
310. - Something magnificent.
- When do we start, Dad?Copy !req
311. - Hungry for work, are you?
- Yeah!Copy !req
312. Ship sails Friday.
Meet me at the boxing ring.Copy !req
313. - Good. Friday.
- Friday.Copy !req
314. No, leave that open.Copy !req
315. - No.
- Are you expecting trouble?Copy !req
316. - Yeah.
- At this hour?Copy !req
317. - Midnight is as good an hour as any.
- What the hell is going on?Copy !req
318. When the St Andrews' bell
strikes midnight,Copy !req
319. two IRA men are going
to come through that door.Copy !req
320. When they have what they want,
they plan to kill me.Copy !req
321. It's your job
to stop that happening.Copy !req
322. Could have given me
some more warning.Copy !req
323. I just got the message myself.
They want to meet here, alone.Copy !req
324. - And barmaids don't count?
- No, barmaids don't count, no.Copy !req
325. You're going to be in that back room.
I'm going to be sitting there.Copy !req
326. When I make a toast, you're going
to come out with that thing raised.Copy !req
327. You don't shoot, you just point.
I'll do the rest.Copy !req
328. - Will you kill them?
- No. The police want them alive.Copy !req
329. - The police know about this?
- Look, just hold it up.Copy !req
330. Just point, right?Copy !req
331. Right, go, go! Go on, go!Copy !req
332. We'll hold back here.Copy !req
333. If damage is done to either side,
it's no concern of ours.Copy !req
334. - Lost your thirst, eh?
- Just show us where.Copy !req
335. Give me the cash.Copy !req
336. You're gonna need a shovel.Copy !req
337. You thick fucking tinker.
Do you think we'd let you live?Copy !req
338. Make your peace, Mr Shelby.Copy !req
339. I'll make my peace my own way.Copy !req
340. To barmaids who don't count.Copy !req
341. Why did you shoot?
Why did you shoot, Grace?Copy !req
342. I didn't know I had it in me
like that. I didn't...Copy !req
343. Now you've seen me.Copy !req
344. And you've seen me.Copy !req
345. I'm sorry.Copy !req
346. You were supposed to come
on the sixth chime.Copy !req
347. You were supposed to come
on the fucking sixth chime!Copy !req
348. They refused to surrender.Copy !req
349. They fought well, they were brave men.Copy !req
350. Well, he looks like he was killed
by a wild fucking animal.Copy !req
351. Still. This never happened.
They were never here. Who cares?Copy !req
352. Get the bodies out of here.Copy !req
353. Ah, right. Are they making
the lady uncomfortable?Copy !req
354. I'll leave you two
love birds to it, then, eh?Copy !req
355. Thank you.Copy !req
356. I'm sorry.Copy !req
357. First of all, let me say...Copy !req
358. I had no idea he would
involve you in this ugly business.Copy !req
359. If I had, I never would
have let it happen.Copy !req
360. He trusts me. I told you that.
You didn't believe me.Copy !req
361. Fine.Copy !req
362. Sergeant Moss made a report,
which, of course, I burnt.Copy !req
363. He said that when he entered
the room, you were embracing.Copy !req
364. Is that your primary
concern, now? An embrace?Copy !req
365. - No, my concern is for your welfare.
- It was me who killed them.Copy !req
366. - I had no control.
- You've been living with beasts.Copy !req
367. It was the beast that tried to stop me.Copy !req
368. I believe, last night,
something inside me changed.Copy !req
369. I no longer feel the need
to avenge my father.Copy !req
370. The hatred that I brought
here with me is gone.Copy !req
371. And therefore my reasons
for joining the Service.Copy !req
372. You want to resign?Copy !req
373. I think our mission has come
to a natural end.Copy !req
374. I think I know where
the guns are hidden.Copy !req
375. You do? So tell me where!Copy !req
376. If I'm right and the guns are found,Copy !req
377. you have no more business
with Thomas Shelby. Is that not so?Copy !req
378. Our military mission will be over, and
we can leave the city as we found it.Copy !req
379. Are you trying to do a deal with me?
Because if you are,Copy !req
380. you must be explicit.Copy !req
381. I want your wordCopy !req
382. that Tommy Shelby will not be
harmed if the guns are recovered.Copy !req
383. Your word as a gentleman.
Will you give it?Copy !req
384. Now, why would you want to save him?Copy !req
385. - Residue of sympathy.
- Sympathy? You mean, sentiment?Copy !req
386. Yes. In his way, he has been kind to me.Copy !req
387. - Sentiment.
- Yes.Copy !req
388. You're too good-hearted for this work.Copy !req
389. Perhaps.Copy !req
390. So, for my sake, will you spare him?Copy !req
391. You have my word.Copy !req
392. A week after the robbery, there
was a burial at St Andrews' churchyard.Copy !req
393. I have found out that the man
supposed to be buried is alive.Copy !req
394. Arthur is quite concerned.Copy !req
395. I learned that the funeral
was attended only by the brothers,Copy !req
396. and the grave that they dug
was far deeper than your average,Copy !req
397. and lined with lead
to keep out the damp.Copy !req
398. The guns are buried in that grave.Copy !req
399. Then tonight we will dig up that grave.Copy !req
400. When my family thinksCopy !req
401. That I'm safely in my bedCopy !req
402. Oh, from morn until nightCopy !req
403. I am stretched out at your headCopy !req
404. Calling out unto the earthCopy !req
405. With tears hot and wildCopy !req
406. For the loss of a boyCopy !req
407. That I loved as a childCopy !req
408. So I am stretched on your graveCopy !req
409. And I'll lie here foreverCopy !req
410. If your hands were in mineCopy !req
411. I'd be sure they would not severCopy !req
412. My apple tree, my brightnessCopy !req
413. It's time we were togetherCopy !req
414. Well done, boys!Copy !req
415. For I smell of the earthCopy !req
416. And I'm worn by the weatherCopy !req
417. All but one gun accounted for.Copy !req
418. Then, sir, I resign my commission.Copy !req
419. Good... Good.Copy !req
420. So, I am no longer
your superior officer,Copy !req
421. and you're no longer my subordinate.Copy !req
422. And therefore...Copy !req
423. Regulations permit me
to offer you this.Copy !req
424. I'm a simple man, but a good man.Copy !req
425. And my admiration for you
has turned to love.Copy !req
426. I don't ask for love in return,Copy !req
427. just recognition that
we are like minds,Copy !req
428. with shared values.Copy !req
429. Grace...Copy !req
430. Will you marry me?Copy !req
431. Mr Campbell...Copy !req
432. You deserve better.Copy !req
433. Is it him between us?Copy !req
434. Is it the beast that dug that grave?Copy !req
435. Is it him?Copy !req
436. My resignation will be
with you in the morning.Copy !req
437. Dad?Copy !req
438. Hello, son.Copy !req
439. May I ask who gave you my whereabouts?Copy !req
440. Marsden. Said you left him last night
with a bill for your whores.Copy !req
441. Well... At least we got
to say goodbye, son.Copy !req
442. And bid a fond adieu to
your dear brothers, would you?Copy !req
443. - How could you do this to us?
- Do what, son?Copy !req
444. All that stuff you said about...Copy !req
445. Shelby Casino...Copy !req
446. - And Atlantic City.
- Hmm, well, if the truth be told,Copy !req
447. I'm not so acquainted with that
promised land as I had thee believe.Copy !req
448. You're a fucking liar.Copy !req
449. And a thief.Copy !req
450. Now you give me back
my fucking money!Copy !req
451. Do not despise the thiefCopy !req
452. who steals to satisfy his starvation.Copy !req
453. That's in the Holy Bible, son.Copy !req
454. And I have starved for so very long.Copy !req
455. Fair thee well, son.Copy !req
456. I waited for ya.Copy !req
457. I waited.Copy !req
458. Listen to me, boy.Copy !req
459. You're not in the prize ring now.Copy !req
460. Never put your hands on me againCopy !req
461. or I'll cut your fucking throat
and spread you on these tracks.Copy !req
462. Where's your father?Copy !req
463. I'm assuming he's frittering away
the 500 you took from usCopy !req
464. and put into his
thieving, whore-groping hands.Copy !req
465. What were you thinking?Copy !req
466. How dare you do something like that
without talking to Thomas or me?Copy !req
467. Does Tommy know?Copy !req
468. No.Copy !req
469. But you're going to tell him.Copy !req
470. You may take satisfactionCopy !req
471. in a great victory.Copy !req
472. A terrible consequence has been avoided.Copy !req
473. Those guns that we dug up will never
be used to murder the innocent,Copy !req
474. or usurp the status quo.Copy !req
475. But even though we have solved a crime,Copy !req
476. we have, as yet,
failed to punish the criminal.Copy !req
477. This man who dug this grave
has also dug his own.Copy !req
478. He has proved a deadly menace
to the King's peace.Copy !req
479. And tonight we will strike him down.Copy !req
480. We will drive our swords
through his black heart.Copy !req
481. We will pursue him into
the rat holes that he infests.Copy !req
482. And finally,Copy !req
483. we will rid this city of his kind.Copy !req
484. Justice will be done.Copy !req
485. And will be seen to be done.Copy !req
486. Amen.Copy !req
487. There's going to be trouble now, Finn.Copy !req
488. You look after yourself, do you hear me?Copy !req
489. I'm gonna be gone away for a while.Copy !req
490. Right. Go on.Copy !req
491. Right!Copy !req
492. Who wants to fucking fight?Copy !req
493. Fighting's over.Copy !req
494. We're closing up and moving on.Copy !req
495. I said, "Who wants to fucking fight?"Copy !req
496. My name is Arthur fucking Shelby.Copy !req
497. Who dares fight me?Copy !req
498. Go home, lad.
Before you catch yourself a spanking.Copy !req
499. My brother in DigbethCopy !req
500. just said the police are coming down
from Deritend, in numbers.Copy !req
501. Asking for Tommy Shelby, by name.Copy !req
502. Shit.Copy !req
503. - I'm gonna have to lie low for a while.
- Why?Copy !req
504. I lost my bargaining power.Copy !req
505. This copper, it's just me and him now.Copy !req
506. When I get back,Copy !req
507. I wanna tell you some things.Copy !req
508. Harry said the police
are already in Digbeth.Copy !req
509. - Yeah.
- You took a chance coming here.Copy !req
510. Why?Copy !req
511. The police are in the lane, Tommy.Copy !req
512. Come with me.Copy !req
513. I'm looking for Thomas Shelby.Copy !req
514. Never heard of him.Copy !req
515. You'll never find him.Copy !req
516. Go home.Copy !req
517. Perhaps I should ask
that question again.Copy !req
518. On your knees.Copy !req
519. Aye.Copy !req
520. Understand this, barman,Copy !req
521. I don't care if you live or die.Copy !req
522. I don't know!Copy !req
523. He left.Copy !req
524. With the barmaid.Copy !req
525. He left with Grace.Copy !req
526. I think they were going to her place.Copy !req
527. Call it off.Copy !req
528. I don't understand, sir,
we should find the barmaid and...Copy !req
529. Call it off!Copy !req
530. All of it.Copy !req
531. Get in!Copy !req
532. It's not much of a place.Copy !req
533. It's all right.Copy !req
534. - Want tea?
- Tea, no.Copy !req
535. I have rum.Copy !req
536. Actually, tea it is.Copy !req
537. - Trying to impress me?
- Yes.Copy !req
538. And do you have biscuits?Copy !req
539. No, they attract mice.Copy !req
540. People look different at home.Copy !req
541. In what way?Copy !req
542. Off guard.Copy !req
543. Should I be on my guard?Copy !req
544. No.Copy !req
545. I'm a man who drinks tea.Copy !req
546. When the trouble dies down, I'll go.Copy !req
547. When will it die down, do you think?Copy !req
548. Late, I'd say.Copy !req
549. So not until the morning then.Copy !req
550. Yes, I'd say I'll be here till morning.Copy !req
551. You have a gramophone.Copy !req
552. It's broken.Copy !req
553. We could still dance.Copy !req
554. Yes, why not?Copy !req
555. I know you like to be asked properly.Copy !req
556. Grace, can I have this dance?Copy !req
557. Are you okay?Copy !req
558. I don't hear
the shovels against the wall.Copy !req
559. What shovels?Copy !req
560. Will you help me?Copy !req
561. Help you with what?Copy !req
562. With everything.Copy !req
563. The whole fucking thing.Copy !req
564. Fucking life.Copy !req
565. Business.Copy !req
566. I found you.Copy !req
567. And you found me.Copy !req
568. We'll help each other.Copy !req
569. Our father,Copy !req
570. who art in Heaven,Copy !req
571. hallowed be thy name...Copy !req
572. Hello?Copy !req
573. Send a telegram to Mr Churchill.Copy !req
574. I have news, very good news.Copy !req
575. Tell him the business I came
to attend to is now complete.Copy !req
576. I'll be leaving the city.Copy !req
577. There's just one matter
I need to tidy up first.Copy !req
578. So Polly told ya.Copy !req
579. Yup.Copy !req
580. You should've used a gun.Copy !req
581. Are you laughing at me, Tommy?Copy !req
582. Yeah.Copy !req
583. Just when things are
starting to go right, Arthur,Copy !req
584. you try and do this.Copy !req
585. Don't you like fancy parties?Copy !req
586. Or, um...Copy !req
587. Champagne? Or fast cars?Copy !req
588. And how about this?Copy !req
589. Your name on a business card.Copy !req
590. "Shelby Brothers, Limited.Copy !req
591. Arthur Shelby.Copy !req
592. Associate bookmaker."Copy !req
593. I just had them picked up
from the printer's this morning.Copy !req
594. You are one of three shareholders.Copy !req
595. Me, you, John.Copy !req
596. And according to the law,
we are equal partners.Copy !req
597. And it is written in
the paperwork in black and white.Copy !req
598. A third, a third, a third.Copy !req
599. But the thing is, uh...Copy !req
600. Well, me and John, we quite fancy
splitting your share, so...Copy !req
601. Just next time, use a gun, man.Copy !req
602. Our men at the station tell me
that copper is leaving town.Copy !req
603. We're in the clear.Copy !req
604. We are on our way
up in the world, brother.Copy !req
605. Believe me.Copy !req
606. Take a little walk to the edge of town
and go across the trackCopy !req