(tense music) - First you'll have to go through the household accounts.
And then there's the tax office, his pension, his doctor and dentist, - Mother.
- Silly little things like the car and the passport office.
Of course everything's in his name-- - Mum, not now.
- Well I don't like it either, darling.
But you have responsibilities now, you're the man of the house.
- I have responsibilities in Grantchester, too.
- I'm sure the parish will surive without you.
- I'm their priest, they need me.
- And I'm your mother.
- I know, and I want to support you, it's just.
- I've never been anything but tolerant of your religious conceits.
- It's not a conceit, Mum, it's my calling.
- When your father said you were wasting your life, I always defended you.
(somber music) (birds singing) (motorcycle engine rumbling)
