Lines in extract one

Question 1

Jo: Geoffrey have you got any of that toothache cure?

Answer 1

The only cure for a toothache is a trip to the dentist now drink you’re milk

Question 2

Jo: would you like to be the father of my child Geoffrey?

Answer 2

Yes i would.

Question 3

Jo: Half past four by the church clock.Why do you stay here Geoff

Answer 3

Someones gotta look after you.You cant look after yourself.

Question 4

Jo:And you can hear the kids playing right over there on the croft.

Answer 4

What would you say if i started something

Question 5

Jo:And you can hear the kids playing right over there on the croft
Me:What would you say if i started something
Jo: Eh

Answer 5

I said what would you say if i started something

Question 6

Jo: in my condition i would probably faint

Answer 6

No i mean after

Question 7

Jo:I dont want you

Answer 7

Am i repulsive to you

Question 8

Jo: your nothing to me. Im everything to myself

Answer 8

No your not you’re gonna need me after

Question 9

Jo: I wont be here after

Answer 9

Do you still think he might come back

Question 10

Jo: Ive forgotten him

Answer 10

You need me Jo dont you

Question 11

Jo:Let go of me youre squeezing my arm

Answer 11

Marry me Jo

Question 12

Jo: Dont breath all over me like that you sound like a horse im not marrying anybody

Answer 12

I wouldnt ask you to do anything you didnt want me to do

Question 13

Jo: Yes you would

Answer 13

Jo i dont mind you have someone elses baby what youve done what youve done and ive done what ive done

Question 14

Jo: i like you Geoff but i dont want to marry you

Answer 14

oh alright anyway i dont suppose i could live up to that black beast of a prince of yours i bet you didnt struggle when her made love to you at al

Question 15

Jo: it might have been better if i did

Answer 15

Have some chocolate

Question 16

Jo: you like strawberry cream

Answer 16

I dont want any Jo ive made up my mind

Question 17

Jo: dont be daft have some chocolate

Answer 17

No…

Question 18

Jo: I dont think its doing you good being with me here all the time

Answer 18

I know that but i couldnt go away now

Question 19

Jo: You’ll have to go sometime you cant stay like this forever

Answer 19

Ide be sooner dead than away from you

Question 20

Jo: You say that as if you mean it

Answer 20

I do mean it

Question 21

Jo: Why

Answer 21

Before i met you i didnt care one way or the other i didnt care whether i lived or died but now

Question 22

Jo: I think ill go and lie down

Answer 22

Theres no need for me to go Jo you said yourself you didnt want anybody else here and im only interested in you we needn’t split up need we Jo

Question 23

Helen: Jo your beloved old lady has arrived well where is she Romeo

Answer 23

Dont tell her i came for you

Question 24

Helen: What? Dont mumble

Answer 24

I said dont tell her i came for you

Question 25

Helen: well wheres the lady in question

Answer 25

In there

Question 26

Jo: what do you think your running a back to mother movement

Answer 26

Your mother has a right to know

Question 27

Helen: i suppose you think you can hide yourself away in this chicken run dont you well you cant everyone knows

Answer 27

She wont go anywhere not even for a walk or a bit of fresh air thats why i came for you

Question 28

HELEN: And what do you think I can do about it? In any case,
bearing a child doesn’t place one under an obligation to it.

Answer 28

GEoF: I should have thought it did.

Question 29

HELEN: Well, you’ve got another think coming. If she won’t
take care of herself that’s her lookout. And don’t stand
there looking as if it’s my fault.

Answer 29

GEoF: It’s your grandchild.

Question 30

Jo: She’s more than I can cope with,
always has been.

Answer 30

GEoF: That’s obvious.

Question 31

HELEN: Well, that’s nice to know. He certainly left you a nice
Christmas box. It did happen at Christmas’ I suppose?
When the cat’s away.

Answer 31

GEoF: You’ve been away a long time.

Question 32

HELEN: Well then. Can you cut the bread on it yet? l1o turns-l
Yes, you’re carrying it a bit Hgh, aren’t you? Are you
going to the clinic regularly? Is she working?

Answer 32

GEoF: No, I told you, she doesn’t like people looking at her.

Question 33

HELEN: She’d be better off working than living off you like
a little bloodsucker.

Answer 33

GEoF: She doesn’t live off me.

Question 34

HELEN: Let me get hold of her!

Answer 34

GEoF: Please, Jo, Helen, Jo, please!

Question 35

HELEN: I’ll kill her. I’ll knock the living daylights out of her.

Answer 35

GEoF: Helen, stop it, you will kill her!

Question 36

Jo: If you don’t get out of here I,U … iump out of the
window.

Answer 36

GEoF yellingl: Will you stop shouting, you two?

Question 37

HELEN: We enjoy it.

Answer 37

GEoF: Helen!

Question 38

Jo: You don’t half like the sound of your own voice.

Answer 38

GEoF: If I’d known you were going to bully her [ke this I’d
never have asked you to come here.

Question 39

HELEN: You’re not having it here, are you?

Answer 39

GEoF: Yes, she didn’t want to go away.

Question 40

HELEN: Oh my God, is he still here? I thought he would
be.

Answer 40

GEoF: Do you want a piece of cake, Jo?

Question 41

Helen: i mean, sometimes the first one
can be a bit tricky.

Answer 41

GEoF: There’s going to be nothing tricky about it; it’s going
to be perfectly all right, isn’t it, Jo?

Question 42

HELEN: Vell, how do you know what it’s like? Oo! Give me
a cup oftea quick.

Answer 42

GEoF: Oh well, we’ve got a district nurse coming in.

Question 43

Jo: That’s Geoffrey’s bed.

Answer 43

GEoF: It’s all right, Jo, I don’t mind moving out.