James Everett

And he's then saying to Alice, well, Lillian will leave you the stables.

And he's presuming, again, that that will happen.

When, as Debbie pointed out, she's got a child and a grandchild.

Why would she leave it to Alice?

he actually believes that i don't know i think he does and i think that's how he's made sense of it in his head well it's not it doesn't matter that i'm taking it away from alice because she's going to have something anyway but he's presuming that alice is going to inherit in the same way that he presumed he was he there's just so many so many assumptions

The old intensity was off the chart, wasn't it?

He was adamantine.

Yeah.

Would you be the one sloshing the paraffin through the letterbox?

Let nature take its course.

She'll do it to herself sooner or later.

Alan was absolutely useless.

Because she dobbed him in for something, he then said, well, you fell over the rug anyway, so na-na-na.

And then, oh, God, Carol and Anna are just so annoying together.

And also, fix it to the wall with screws.

But that's what they're trying to do.

What they're saying is, Carol, please give us permission to pile into your house and do what we want.

And she's saying no.

So either they give up or they just ignore her and do it anyway.

But stop having this endless circular conversation, for God's sake.