Broadchurch

A trap is set, but it remains to be seen whether it will have the desired result. Paul steps in to help a figure in distress, and in a turn of events she could never have foreseen, Ellie finds herself exposed and alone.

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I am sick and tired of my life being defined by this, Ellie.

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When is it ever gonna stop?

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I thought this case would kill me.

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Sick of running.

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~ so all the time you were in custody. ~ You're lying.

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~ Did she ask for help with the debts? ~ She did, I refused.

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describing a man

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Don't lecture the jury, PC Miller. Your job is to answer the question.

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We'll drop you there now. How was court?

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Are you the same Gary Thorp who owns Thorp Agri Services?

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Why didn't you come forward when Lisa disappeared?

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I tried to kill myself.

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I don't know... Get off me. Get off me!

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Was the baby mine?

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~ Quite right. ~ This one is not impressed with the police evidence.

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Compartments - that's how we survive in this world.

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And yet the one person we haven't heard from is the defendant himself.

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to try and distract you from the truth.

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You can be sure Joe Miller...

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but there's a compelling alternative version of what happened that night.

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Now let's remember that there was a window in the hut where Danny was,

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to reassure and persuade him not to tell.

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You may also feel that the police investigation

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The prosecution have to prove their case against this defendant.

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You are the judges of fact.

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It's a thank you for pulling me back into the world.

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Ever since you came here.

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But it's over. The moment passed.

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(LAUGHS)

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It really is not. It's more complicated.

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who says he spent all day and most of the evening at work -

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Mustn't he!

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How does it feel to be responsible for that?

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~ If they're asking those questions... ~ Doesn't necessarily mean anything.

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Would you please now go with the jury bailiff. Thank you.

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There's this moment where Dan spotted me looking out.

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It's nothing compared to being really alone.

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