- … but he’ll be back for supper
- Would you call your child Richard Richards?
- Jim to sing for their suppers?
- Just when Susan wishes she could get rid of her siblings …
… but he’ll be back for supper
As Jim helps Christine with the crossword, they both also sound a bit sad. They’re realising that their “arrangement” can now finish.
[Jim] “All good things must come to an end”
[Christine] “It’s been a real pleasure having you to stay. Not to mean, well, feeling safe”
[Jim] “But now that the egregious Mr Horrobin has departed …”
Clive hasn’t been seen in Ambridge for over a week. So, technically, Jim doesn’t need to stay to keep Christine sane and safe anymore.
Christine is still jumpy (she gets a real fright when the doorbell goes), so Jim reassures that he:
[Jim] “isn’t going to shift until she feels safe in her own home”
Christine later goes round to ask Susan if Clive has gone for good. Susan reckons so, as Clive was only given permission to be in Ambridge to see his mum. As Ivy has now departed, Clive has to stay away.
So, Jim leaves Christine.
But, they swap house keys.
And Jim will be back for supper.
I suppose they can continue to enjoy each other’s company while they live in different house, but wouldn’t it be nicer if they just made it official?
Would you call your child Richard Richards?
Pat’s asking Susan if she knows what Sharon’s married name is. She was Richard before, as Kylie still is, but Pat is obviously trying to work our Rich’s surname.
[Pat] “Would you call your child Richard Richards?”
[Susan] “It’s not unheard of. Neil used to sell pigs to an Evan Evans. Then there’s David Davis. Maybe it’s a Welsh thing. Although Sharon’s not Welsh is she, so maybe, I don’t know, although Eamon, that could be a Welsh name, or Irish …”
Blimey. That was quite a verbal ramble from Susan!
And if it is a Welsh thing, wouldn’t Pat be best placed to know? Or, did she forget about her nationality along with her accent?!?
Anyhoo – Pat asks Susan to ask Kylie, but Susan says ‘no’ as she’d feel too awkward. Neil must have got through to her.
Pat apologises for asking, and tells Susan to forget it.
Somehow don’t think neither Pat or Susan will forget this until they know for sure one way or another.
Jim to sing for their suppers?
[Jim] “Did you want something Lynda, or are you just being nosy?”
[Lynda] “Nosy? Me?”
[Jim] “I hear there’s a change of plan., My little recitation is to be delivered to an audience of diners as they pick their teeth and eructate between courses”
[Lynda] “I’m sure they’ll appreciate your performance all the more for being well fed Jim … I was just wondering, is there any change you could sing rather than recite?”
[Jim] “Sing? Me! In Latin? … would you like me to accompany myself on the lyre?”
Oh Jim, you are naughty. You got Lynda’s hopes up with that one.
(Seems Jim can’t actually play the lyre)
[Jim] “No Lynda, with me it’s recitation or nothing”
Just when Susan wishes she could get rid of her siblings …
… one of them comes crashing into her life.
[Susan to Neil] “You don’t know how lucky you are not to have brother or sisters. I wish I could wash my hands of the lot of them!”
Then the door goes.
It’s Tracey.
She’s left Den.
[Tracey] “The kids are in the car and we’ve got nowhere else to go. Can we come in!”
(that last bit was a demand rather than a question)
Susan really doesn’t have any luck at the moment.
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