Broadchurch

The townspeople struggle to come to terms with recent events, and shock waves reverberate through Broadchurch. What will the impact be on the Latimers? Meanwhile, Paul continues his secret meetings and Hardy must face a figure from his past.

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What about for me?

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Half me old customers aren't calling cos they don't know what to say.

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Ellie. Ellie Miller.

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Do you realise how the defence will use this?

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You can stop a lot of suffering.

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~ I need to know what our strategy is. ~ We put the prosecution to proof.

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~ Talk to Jenkinson or one of your old bosses. ~ Nobody cares, Miller.

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Ignore him. We're gonna get some air. Come on.

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It was like a chemical reaction.

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Then we kept bumping into each other.

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And I need to put something right.

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I assess things once the dust has settled.

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A criminal trial is a detailed, unpredictable process.

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Weren't expecting that, were you?

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Oh. Erm, she's on the phone. I can't interrupt her.

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All right.

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Nothing reckless. She'll be safe.

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We are gonna run this with courtesy, dignity and respect.

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So she's been with you all along.

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Two proper coffees, petal, no foam.

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Had music on. I told him he had till half nine then he had to go to bed.

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~ Mrs Latimer? ~ What's going on?

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I'd like you to take us through the events of Mr Miller's arrest.

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There's always pressure to find a killer.

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and bruising to the neck, chest and torso. Correct?

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DS Miller attacked the defendant.

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~ No, that's not how it happened. ~ The defence applies to have

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Ta.

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I don't know.

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And I can see it in everyone's faces when they look at me. Everyone's.

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~ Do you wanna pat me down as well? ~ Yeah, if you're offering.

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