Royal Oak Pub

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The music in the background plays 

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RAY HOWARD:
Morning Ms, I'm Billy Howard. I'm Julia's brother, and i wonder whether she'll be coming here when the wedding is finished.

TRISHA BARLOW:
Yes, she will be back. Her son Oliver's wedding has just concluded.

DEREK HOWARD:
I haven't seen that nipper in such a long time, i remember we used to watch knowledge and nature documentaries he used to like that.

RAY HOWARD:
Oh, don't cry. You'll set me off.

DEREK HOWARD:
Luther stole so much from me and for what.

LAURA HOWARD:
He wanted them to fly without fear. Look at London now. More knife crimes happen because people get impatient, and it's hardly a place for a child, isn't it.

ALAN TANNER:
Your relative isn't sane. He slept with my daughter.

BILLY HOWARD:
We all have slept with dollybirds in our times if no one did. Maybe then the human race would have died out.

SYLVIA TANNER:
Let's go, Alan.

ALAN TANNER:
He cheated with his little brothers girlfriend, my daughter he isn't pure.

DEREK HOWARD:
Maybe he made an error of judgement. Not everyone is right all the time.

ALAN TANNER:
It's why I'm blackballed from the ceremony.

ARCHIE MATTHEWS:
Beautiful ceremony, pint please Dawn.

RAY HOWARD:
Anyway, is your daughter a fine looking bird.

ALAN TANNER:
None of your business

BILLY HOWARD:
Bet you, she's got a nice set of Bristol City's.

ALAN TANNER:
What does that mean?

HELEN TATE:
You didn't get what you wanted on this occasion, but Travis will see...

ALAN TANNER:
William, what is Bristol City in cockney rhyming slang.

HELEN TATE:
Isn't it the football club.

WILLIAM SUGDEN:
He's referring to boobs, i don't know how you didn't know that. After all, you had a son with a woman from Wimbledon, and you were born in Camden.

BILLY HOWARD:
And yet he was lecturing about Oliver's character. Love, i feel so sorry for you knowing that your husband is not holier than thou. See Alan, you can't have life your way. You can't be a big bully pushing people around because they'll revolt, and I'll be top of the list.

JEFF MATTHEWS:
Do you think i can get off with one of the bridesmaids.

STACY MATTHEWS:
Are you trying to get yourself or someone else divorced quickly?

JEFF MATTHEWS:
Rhiannon is too close.

STACY MATTHEWS:
And married in 1996, anyway I'm glad that Ethel took the girls. I love you, Jeffrey Daniel Matthews.

JEFF MATTHEWS:
Keep that roar and intensity for when you and I are in bed tonight, and you can show me how much you love me.

STACY MATTHEWS:
You'd better go and polish the speech up.

JEFF MATTHEWS:
I will sweet primrose.

BART MATTHEWS:
A very randy goat isn't he your Jeffrey.

STACY MATTHEWS:
I love him for it he possesses the nature to look into your eyes and persuade that orange is pink. Does Archie know you're here.

BART MATTHEWS:
No, I've come through the back annexe.

STACY MATTHEWS:
You'd better go.

ELSIE ARMSTRONG:
What are you having, Mr Duffield, my treat.

JIMMY DUFFIELD:
I need some tissue paper, sorry son, for using your hankerchief. It didn't help you want it back.

TRAVIS SUGDEN:
No, thank you, i think I'm gonna spew.

JIMMY DUFFIELD:
When's the bride and groom supposed to appear.

ELSIE ARMSTRONG:
Shortly, I'd say maybe in 20 minutes, though don't hold me to it.

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