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We're closed.

Why don't you just grow up?

Don't you have better things to do than waltzing in here

- at 3:00 in the morning with that ridiculous thing? - Like what?

Oh, I don't know. Like sleeping for one.

You are so uptight.

One of us should be...

I just wanted to surprise you before I go to South Africa.

I've had this creepy old mask for so long...

I won't do it again.

You seriously scared the shit out of me.

- I don't even know what I would do next time. - I'm sorry.

Sorry.

Okay.

You are definitely not from here.

Mm-hm.

Mm.

Technically, we both aren't.

South Africans. Yes, I know. But I was raised here. So...

True.

Here's to my future grandchildren.

Where do you even get it?

From someone I owe a great deal.

Let me see this.

- There's no eyes. - Mm.

You're supposed to wear it like this upside down.

Like this.

- Mm. - Hm.

Looking at the world through a different perspective.

Very nice.

What are you doing still working here?

It's called making a living.

Yeah. We could make more money painting.

Do you even know how difficult it is just to sell one piece?

I'm not saying it would be easy.

- Why don't you do it then? - Why don't you just try?

I'm not the artist, you are.

I had a middle seat.

I told you to check in early.

I sat next to a doctor. Gave him your number.

Doctors aren't my type.

He made the flight bearable.

Why don't you give him your number then?

Dilanne, there's something I need to get off my chest.

Yeah?

I'm going to stay in South Africa.

For how long?

I wanted you to grow up in the UK,

but to me South Africa's always been home.

How long?

For good.

You're seeing someone.

- Who is that? - Who?

Mom, it's convincing. You can stop it now.

Stop it.

Mom, this isn't funny.

Stop it.

Mom?

Mom?

Mom!

Kelly!

Mom!

Mom!

Please stop. Stop!

Bandile!

You know, the lodge will be yours one day.

Dilanne.

I'm here for you. Okay?

Bandile.

Um, they're finishing up with your stuff. They'll be down in a second.

Thanks, Michelle.

I'll... I'll take your bags up to your room.

- Thanks. - Okay.

She reminds me of that one actress, Amelia someone.

Pretty.

Yeah. So are you, babe.

You're such a charmer.

What? It's a fact.

I mean, I'm the luckiest guy in the world.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

I'm not her, Dilanne.

I know, Auntie.

- Anathi, get us some Rooibos tea. - With milk?

Mm-hm, on the side. And bring some honey.

You were five when you drew that.

You could draw for hours and hours.

I used to paint on the walls,

the kitchen, my room, bathroom...

Mom never minded.

I'm sure Kelly encouraged it.

Yes, she did.

Do you remember when she dressed you up in a small lion costume?

- Yes, it scared the girls. - Mm-hm.

I was furious but...

In the end, we all had a good laugh.

- Always full of jokes. - Yeah.

Why did you bring her mask?

Just wanted to find out who mom got it from.

Hm.

No idea.

I'm unable to run and I just keep falling.

Completely powerless.

I'm having these nightmares ever since...

Sounds like my reality.

Mom said that she owed someone.

- Maybe that person would know who... - Dilanne.

Just don't know if they will ever find who did it.

Don't. Nothing will bring her back.

So thankful for you and this place,

like I can actually escape to some good memories.

Dilanne, I'm... I'm selling the lodge.

It's struggling financially for the past few years.

It's only a handful of people still working here.

Kelly kept a couple of collectibles in the shed.

I need you to go through them.

I can't stall them for much longer.

Leave me alone!

Leave me alone!

Jeez!

I thought it would be a good idea to wake you up.

I'm working.

You haven't replied to my messages.

I said I'm working.

Okay. Kiss.

Michelle, stop it!

We should tell Dilanne.

Not a word.

Do you understand, Anathi?

Anathi?

I do.

Good.

Keep an eye on Dilanne.

I will.

Anything else, Lisa?

Come in.

- Oh, I can come by later. - No, no, no, don't be silly.

I won't be long.

Did you find some nice things you'd like to keep?

Yeah, plenty of photos and books and stuff.

Well, I'm glad.

Do you know her?

Him?

This girl?

No.

Hm.

Few years ago, when we were here,

Mom asked me to paint this one of her.

- It's lovely. - Yeah.

Mom painted the others.

She never even told me she painted.

Kelly had many hidden talents, much like you, Dilanne.

The people... I'm sure they're just random people she painted.

Oh.

What happened?

Not sure.

You should tell her.

What?

You know I can't.

Yes, you can.

Or, if you give me permission, then I...

It'll hurt her more than you think.

At least she'll know, and then, she can decide for her...

- You think that's a good thing? - I do.

Stick to your job.

Here, you are an occupational therapist, nothing more.

I want iced tea.

Anathi, I said I want iced tea.

Anathi?

So people should just abandon their morals and do what they wanna do?

Babe, it's just a story.

Honestly, what's bothering you?

- I saw her social media pages. - And?

And you guys were more than just friends, Bandile.

Jeez, babe, come on.

Make sure you put the brakes down on my wheelchair.

What?

I don't pay you to injure me.

It's beautiful.

Yeah.

No wonder why Mom painted them.

Now, you think you know a person...

Just all along keeping secrets.

Dilanne, I...

Lisa's calling.

Dilanne.

There are a few people coming over for Lisa's birthday dinner.

That's good. Thanks, Anathi.

You should check the buzzer every time.

You know I can't move my fingers.

Quite sure I did.

Every time.

There's only so many times I can remind you.

And the wheelchair brakes?

I explicitly told you to keep them locked.

But I did.

Pay attention to what you're doing.

What's Dilanne up to?

She's in the shed.

You and Mom were good friends.

I thought you might know them.