The next day, Ralph and Aafrin continue to work on their Handsome Boys Club, meeting at Ralph’s for drinks. I wouldn’t get your hopes up, though, Sita.
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It means he’s free to choose any romantic future he chooses. Aafrin tells her his new job makes him a “covenanted civilian”, which sounds like he’s about to be buried alive, but, like the head clerk thing, is actually good. They meet here to hide their affair, although Sita is quite weird, so it’s possible she just hangs out there anyway. We know how she turns heartbreak into scattergun beastliness, so this is a terrible development for everyone.Īt night, Sita and Aafrin meet in a graveyard that cinematographically resembles Michael Jackson’s Thriller video. He confesses his “un-Christian” behaviour and she breaks down. You’re acting queer,” Sarah tells him, heedless of the rule that actors should never give each other notes. Because he’s a good(ish) man, he immediately goes to find his wife and confess. Dougie finally kisses Leena, next to some washing-up in the school, possibly to get her to stop babbling about cups. She is arrested and degraded, forced to urinate in the corner of her cell. On the revolutionary front, Aafrin’s firebrand sister Sunni attends an Indian independence protest that is violently put down by the police, who beat men and women alike with clubs. Lightly juxtaposing the inquest and Alice’s fragile social standing, she remarks: “In your position, I wouldn’t remember a thing.” She approaches Alice and child, her ‘you OK, hun?’ solicitousness concealing a killer sting. Like Ralph, she’s trying to pervert justice, which, apart from sandwiches, is what she’s really good at.
She’s preparing cucumber sarnies for the Sipi Fair, which I am going to file, alongside her milk punch, in the ‘what the hell is that?’ folder. I dunno head clerk sounds as exciting as second washer-up, but, contextually, it’s a life-changing promotion.Įlsewhere, and outside at last, Cynthia is “recreating afternoon tea at Claridge’s in the Himalayas”. Ralph, who has something to hide, attempts to influence Aafrin’s testimony by offering him a new job as head clerk. The upcoming inquest into Ralph’s near-shooting (an event he describes as “a watershed moment”, like it was those two girls kissing on Brookside) forms the spine of the story. Episode three is about the perpetuation of power through covert manipulation and violent repression – there is also a cake that looks like a boob.
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