Chocolate Club, The (2025)

[bunniefuu]

[gentle music]

[gentle music continues]

[waves crashing]

[gentle music continues]

[Oscar] Faith, hope, love,

and chocolate

can soothe our souls.

[fireworks popping]

But if we lose our way,

how do we find ourselves?

Stars shine brightest

on the darkest of night.

Sometimes that's not enough

to help us navigate

our way back.

Can the lessons of the

past help us to let go?

Will looking back lead us

to a brighter future?

[fireworks whistling

and popping]

In moments of silence,

we hear the whisper

of our memories.

Pleasure and pain echo

in the quiet moments.

Dreaming of forgotten times,

like the taste of chocolate,

can erase the bitterness

of life.

It's a kind of magic,

melting away the misery.

[fireworks popping]

- 3.50, mate.

- I've forgotten my wallet.

- Hi.

Hey, it's okay,

I'll get it, it's fine.

Just put it on my tab.

- You sure?

[Stephen] Yeah. Yeah.

- All right.

- Thank you.

- You're very welcome.

- I got your message.

You okay?

- The answer to every

question is always chocolate.

- Why don't I walk you home?

- I can't face

her cottage right now.

All you need is love.

- Hi. How are you?

Yeah, that's me.

I run the group

at the engine house.

I bake the chocolate

brownies myself.

- Oh, you had me at chocolate.

- The idea is to help,

you know,

help people find love again.

Well, love themselves again.

- Everyone's a little lost.

Especially in Cornwall

in the winter.

[Stephen chuckles]

Once the tourists go home,

it's like a ghost town.

You sound like you're far away

from home.

- Yeah. Yeah, I am.

I'm originally from West Wales,

but I've somehow found

myself washed down here.

- I ran away to see the world,

but I came back

when my nana died.

- Well, sorry to hear that.

Right, I best be going.

Nice to meet you.

Just get my bill, thanks.

- Help with love.

Look, maybe this could help you.

- I don't need

that kind of help.

- Hi.

Hi, she missed the-

[Simon] No way.

[radio plays in background]

[gentle music]

- Dad.

Please, Dad.

[George coughs]

I didn't come back to

help you with the cafe

so you could just do this.

I can't handle any more death.

- Son...

I just needed a little help.

- Not this!

- Trust me.

The King knows best.

- This was in the cafe.

I think we should go.

- Yeah.

Yeah, we'll go.

[sombre music]

[Dean cries]

[Rose] Fancy having a sleepover

like when we were kids?

We could stay out here in the

garden and count the stars.

- In this weather?

You truly are mad.

No, sorry. Um...

[sombre music]

[Oscar] Not all that's

lost can be found.

Not all that we fear

can be faced.

Long gone loved ones

leave an empty space.

- Rose?

Rose!

Have you been here all night?

- Hmm.

Okay. I know.

It was a year ago.

Still got her ashes on my coat.

They went everywhere.

- One last hug from Nana Lili.

- She made the best

hot chocolate.

- She did.

If I was ever poorly, she'd

make it really special

with cream

and chunks of chocolate.

David called her

the chocolate whisperer.

- Come on.

Let's get you in.

[gentle music]

[wings flapping]

- Welcome.

Please take a seat and

help yourself to a brownie.

I'm just gonna check

for stragglers.

[Annette] Lovely to meet you.

- George.

Oh, hi. I'm George.

- So, George and George Junior?

- My middle name's George.

- So, George and a half?

- Yeah.

- I'm not really the full

George either at the moment.

- That's why we're here.

Although not too sure if

we're in the right place.

- Sometimes the answers to our

prayers

don't always look

like we imagine.

- You cannot be serious.

- Drastic situations.

Come on, it can't be that bad.

He did mention chocolate.

- Let's go now quick, before

anyone sees us, please.

- Thank you both for coming.

- Oh no, it's just Rose.

- Oi, I thought you

were a couple.

- Absolutely not.

- Friends.

- Well, we're all friends here.

And we have hot chocolate.

Come on in.

Careful with that one.

It does move.

- So what's the therapist like?

- It's hard to say.

He's here.

It's me. [chuckles]

- Aren't you the caretaker?

- Kind of.

It's part of the deal

I have with the family.

They let me run the group here,

and I help them out sometimes.

Right, well, welcome one

and all to this,

All You Need is Love.

My name's Stephen.

I'm always here to help you.

Maybe, well, it's a good idea

maybe if you, uh,

introduce yourselves.

- My name is Rose.

- She's a chocolate addict.

- This is Simon.

He won't touch it.

- I'm Annette.

I'm a district nurse.

I can eat a whole box

after work.

- I'm Dean.

I've got my own special

blend of hot chocolate

at Dad's cafe.

- For me, it's freshly

baked warm chocolate cake.

[Stephen] Oh, yeah.

- I'm Carrie.

I'll take any chocolate

I can get.

- Who doesn't love

chocolate, right?

- Why "All You Need is Love"?

- Well, um...

The aim of the group is

to help you love again.

Especially yourselves.

I love chocolate,

so well, I thought that's

a great place to start.

- So it's actually

the Chocolate Club.

[Dean] Ooh. Naughty.

[Stephen chuckles]

- Sometimes chocolate's

the only thing that helps.

It's like a best friend.

So, perhaps you'll be asking us

what our personal chocolate is?

- Sort of, yes, I, uh.

The question is,

what do you love, Rose?

- Does chocolate count?

- Absolutely. Yes.

- Mine's the ladies.

Especially my customers.

Yeah, for me,

the service is personal.

- He designs

and makes ladies clothing.

- Oh, how personal

is the clothing?

- Oh yes, he sells lingerie too.

- Love,

it's a bit

of a personal question.

- Words.

- I love being a nurse.

- Money.

- Gwenna.

[Gwenna laughing]

My girl for 36 years.

She was my dancing queen.

- Yeah, mum was a really

great dancer.

But you've still got a

few moves in you, though.

[gentle music]

- Yeah, we, um,

we danced until nine o'clock

on January the 16th.

She said it was all in

God's plan.

But cancer's a cruel plan.

- Thank you, George.

- A pretty lady like you

must have a great love too.

- My love is David.

For better or worse.

- [coughs] Worse.

[clears throat]

- Right, I'd like you

to take a notebook each.

I'd like you to journal

all your thoughts.

- Will we be reading

them out loud?

- It's strictly for yourselves.

- Chocolate's more soothing

than writing.

- No one else is gonna see them.

If you want to share them

with us, please do so.

But if you don't,

it's not a problem.

- Can...can we have

some brownies?

[Stephen] Help yourself.

Have as many as you like.

Shame for them to go to waste.

Sometimes writing

your thoughts can help.

I think, well, for me anyway,

getting things down on

paper is very cathartic

and it helps me.

You know,

whatever you're thinking.

There's no pressure.

I think you've had enough.

[Rose and Annette laugh]

- Welcome to the

after-hours chocolate club.

- This is my kind of homework.

They confuse me.

- Think online shopping.

- Delivered to my door?

- No, to your phone.

- You can't cuddle a phone.

- We could sign you up, Dad.

- Oh, mate, the ladies would

love you.

- What you fancy? Hot Love?

- Oh, that's very saucy,

more for hookups.

- Yeah, and that

is not PG rated,

though it is awesome.

- So how does it work then?

- Well, if you match,

you can chat.

- They can call me?

- Not right away.

- It's a good way

to make friends.

- Hmm, friends

who offer benefits.

- Benefits?

- Sex, Dad. Sex.

[George scoffs]

- Well, I'm not paying

for sex online.

- Is that how you two met?

- No.

No, absolutely not on a sex app.

[Rose chuckles]

- You got any more chocolate?

- Oh. Um...

Oh, I've got this one.

Do you want it?

[Oscar] Please.

- Oh, so you're not actually

going to eat any of that then?

- Not today.

I'm saving it.

- For?

- Uh, breakfast.

- But if it makes you happy.

[Simon] Well, there we are.

I say we drink to that then.

A new dawn

You find a friend in

the last place you look

[Oscar] Friendship can be the

first step

to finding ourselves.

In the eyes of others,

we may see a truth

we had forgotten.

A vision reminding us, we

can find our way home again.

Does your pain

Feel like mine

Or don't you

Have the time

Do you bleed

From your eyes

Like I do

Like I do, like I do

[phone buzzes]

Do you start

[David] Rose.

You need to stop hiding

in Cornwall.

I can't make a life with you

if you don't trust me.

It didn't mean anything.

You're just being crazy.

[music continues]

Does your pain

feel like mine

Or don't you have the time

- Hi, Dad.

[gentle music]

Are we entertaining?

You know, if we hustle,

we can still make the group.

She'd be after you.

This is not how her king

of rock would be rolling.

I miss her chocolate cake.

Come on.

I need my wingman.

And surely, you still

want to sit next to, uh,

what's her name?

Is it Annette?

- Oh yeah.

And what do you mean by

that then, young man?

- Nothing.

I just, just think

she's interesting.

And I think

she might have her eye on you.

- Hey, watch it, sunshine.

[Dean laughs]

- That's more like it.

Oh, thank you.

Oh, thank you very much.

[waves crashing]

- So we're all gonna have a

go at doing some activities.

Anything that

you fancy doing, really.

Dean, what would you like to do?

- I like a bit of speed dating.

I don't know if any of

you have been before.

It's good.

Really good. Yeah.

- Explain to me what

exactly is speed dating?

- It's basically, you know,

a bunch of men,

a bunch of women.

The men walk around.

The girls date everyone.

And then everyone, you know,

you all get quite drunk.

It's a good night.

- Annette,

anyone you'd like to bring?

- No, I'm not with anyone

at the moment.

Too busy with work.

- The job you do is a very

difficult and demanding job?

- On the best days,

seeing people get better.

On the worst,

helping people say goodbye.

[Rose] How do you cope?

- A special friend?

- Patient?

- A medical man.

A little love in scrubs?

[chuckling]

- It was online.

[keys clacking]

[Simon] No! I knew it!

I knew I recognised you!

Yes! Hello.

You're stroking that bunny

in the pic?

[Annette] Yeah,

I thought it was

nice.

[Simon] Nice.

Hello.

How are you?

[indistinct]

Although I did swipe left.

- So you two knew each

other before the group, then?

- We didn't know each other,

but I've seen you on the app.

- Yeah, we didn't match.

- No. No, she's

far too good for me.

- How about you, Simon?

What would you like to do?

- Whenever I meet someone,

I can't help but wonder

how they'd look in

clothes I'd made for them.

But I would love a go

at dressing you up.

- And, Rose, what would you like

to do?

- I've always wanted to

learn how to make chocolate.

- To learn how

to make chocolate.

To go to the source of

making what we all love.

- Dean, you're the big

chocolatier

in our house, in our family.

- Look, my hot chocolate

recipe is a secret,

and one day it's gonna

make me a fortune.

- I'm sure that Dean has his

reasons

for keeping his cards close

to his chest

because at the end of the day,

it's a secret recipe.

- So what do you put into it?

- Well, I can't tell you.

It's a secret.

[Oscar] Secrets can

feel safer than sharing.

Is trusting someone

to hear your truth

a chance to come alive again?

- Yeah.

- Look at that.

[Stephen] You like it?

- Yep.

- Love it.

- This is amazing.

- Amazing. Yeah.

- And this is where the

chocolate magic happens.

Morning, guys.

- Heyo.

- Hiya.

- Wow.

This is better than "Charlie

and the Chocolate Factory."

- Yep. And no golden ticket

required.

- Next village over, dude.

- No, it's part

of the deal I have.

I buy all the staff donuts

for breakfast.

- Why?

- Well, that's the

kind of guy I am,

and they work very hard

all through the day,

so it's a little treat

for them in the morning.

- Yeah, I bet it's a bit

of naughtiness.

- Exactly.

- Very good.

- Oi! That's for the staff,

that is.

- Thank you very much.

Donut.

- Right, guys, well,

the idea of today is to,

well, for you guys to have a go

at making your ideal chocolate.

- Maybe I could make

a year's supply.

- You guys have got a book

on you.

You brought the book out.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, if we can get you

to have a look at the book.

Right, guys, we all ready?

- Yes.

- Yes, ready.

[Stephen] Let's go.

Let's get you in the kitchen.

[bright music]

Looking for dreams

- Right, guys, any ideas so far?

Anything in those brains

of yours?

- Put your arms down now.

[Rose laughs]

[Stephen] Right. Let's bake.

Don't be shy with your...

What was the mixture again?

Some make plans

Some make plans

Some just pray

Some just pray

[Stephen] Kind of a

Banksy kind of chocolate.

Along the way

Others get left

Until the judgment day

Judgment day

[group chattering]

I've gotta hold on

[group exclaims and laughs]

Dreams

I've gotta hold on

- That's chocolate.

Oh yeah

I'm gonna hold on

Your dreams

[Simon] Whoa.

That is the best one so far.

Keep on, keep on, keep on

[seagulls squawking]

[audience cheers]

[lively soulful music]

- Whoo!

- Oh yeah.

We're gonna [indistinct]

The definition of radical

Lady Rhythm

[audience laughs]

Yeah, Lady Rhythm

Yeah, the sun shines,

the moon when it glows

Yeah, I love [indistinct]

Forever grows

Lady Rhythm

Yeah, Lady Rhythm

[Person] Here we go!

And I'm floating in

directions that I don't know

[Audience Member]

These guys are fantastic.

And I'm rapping in

the places down below

[audience laughs]

And after I'm free to

do whatever I please

God, I'm comfortable

I've got everything

that I need

And nothing I know

[indistinct]

[Audience Member]

I'm loving it.

Whah whah whah whah

Lady Rhythm,

there's nothing, no, no

Lady Rhythm,

there's nothing, no, no, no

Yeah

[audience cheers]

[Band member] Thank

you everybody.

Thank you very much.

Make some noise!

[indistinct].

Whoo.

[waves crashing]

- He's Terry the Turtle.

Yeah, I come here and feed him.

It's the deal

I have with the aquarium.

Terry. [whistles]

- Does he know your voice?

- He knows my whistle.

[Oscar whistles]

Terry.

Look, here he comes.

[playful music]

He's waving. [chuckles]

[Stephen] Morning, Terry.

- Fancy a go?

- Now look, I know it's not

"Jaws,"

but that shark's definitely

got his eye on me.

[laughter]

- Oh, come on, Dean.

It's tiny.

It's not like the movies.

It's not gonna

tear your leg off.

Just wants to eat some fish.

- He's very friendly,

look, here, put your hand out.

I'll give you some food,

and you can feed him.

There we are.

That's it slowly. Slowly.

He'll come right to the surface

if you're a bit calmer

than that.

That's good.

Here he comes.

- Watch out, Dean!

[George laughs]

- Look, there he is. Look.

- Come on, son.

Spearfishing next weekend then?

[laughter]

[Oscar whistles]

[Stephen] You're full

of surprises, Oscar.

- Thank you.

- You seem to be opening

up a lot more now, Oscar.

Which is great.

- I know I'm not very good

at talking in the sessions.

Never been very good at talking.

[gentle music]

That's why I prefer it here.

- In the aquarium?

- Yeah.

It sounds silly, but Terry

doesn't ask anything from me.

He's a very good listener.

Sometimes I just come

here and talk to him,

tell him how I'm feeling.

Terry likes whistling.

Can you whistle?

- Whistling?

[Stephen whistles]

Ooh.

[Stephen and Oscar whistling]

- He liked that, I could tell.

- Life is so much simpler

in the water.

- I swear you are part fish.

- I wanted to call you Finn,

but your mother

put her foot down

and named you after

her hero instead.

- Well, I've just had

a marine education.

- Oh yeah, what was that?

- Whistling with Terry.

[playful music]

Does anybody want anything

from the gift shop?

- Oh, do we get a discount?

- 4.76% if you don't pay on a

credit card.

- Maybe you can get a net.

A present, Dad.

[chuckling]

- I think a drink's in order.

- Hmm, hot chocolate?

- How about hot toddy?

- Bang on.

[lively music]

Sleigh bells ring

all through town

Magic's in the air

as the snow falls down

Still, I wear my heart

on my sleeve

- This rum is going

down very well.

[George] Spicy.

- My hot chocolate

tastes very different.

[chuckling]

- Well, I maybe might have put

a little bit of extra spice

in there for you.

[chuckling]

- Well, I like the spice.

[laughing]

- Rum! [laughing]

Let me try that on.

I'll try that on.

- No, I need that.

- Get off.

- Son, did I ever tell you

that I used to come to the

Northern Soul nights here

when I was younger?

[Dean] No. No.

- Do you want to see your old

man dancing?

- Oh yeah.

[laughing]

Show me some tricks.

- Let your old man take

you on the dance floor.

- Woohoo!

- I've, uh...

I've been meaning to ask you.

Apart from Terry, is there

anyone else in your life, like?

- Well, people at the

group have been good.

[Stephen] Yeah.

- Rose has been very kind to me.

- Rose? Whoa.

I never saw that coming.

- She's a very, very kind lady.

[Stephen] Oh yeah,

lovely, lovely lady.

- She's got great, great hair.

- Beautiful hair.

Really beautiful.

- Fantastic teeth.

- Yeah, yes.

I...

I'm not really a teeth man.

Come on.

Let's make this the best

Christmas we've ever had

Santa Claus has never

made me feel so glad

Unwrapping

you wouldn't be so bad

- Absolute excess of chocolate!

[laughter]

Brought me around

for Christmas

- h*-h*-h*.

Family's here and there's

presents under the tree

Brought me around

for Christmas

Some spiced mulled wine

or a glass of sweet Sherry

The robin sings and the

[indistinct]

I got your letter with

a kiss right underneath

You brought me around

for Christmas

Ooh

Christmas with me

La la la la la

Christmas with me

La la la la la

Christmas with me

[crowd cheers]

- Morning, Simon.

- Where have you been?

- Oh, I was just on a walk.

What are you doing?

- I'm running.

- From what?

- Life.

- Need to get in shape for life,

do you?

- Well, just...

Yeah.

Yeah, I do, as it goes.

Yeah, I don't trust myself.

Anyway, I better-

- No, well, while I've

got you, um, is Rose here?

- We're not together

all the time.

- Ah.

But you spend a lot

of time together.

- Well, yeah, I mean,

we're friends.

- Oh, like, more than friends,

I think you're sort

of twin flames.

- What do you mean?

- If you love someone,

I think it's best to tell them.

Just some friendly advice.

Cheerio!

Stay here with me

Stay here with me

Stay with me

Stay with me

If I look at you

I look at you

And you look at me

If I look at you

And you look, and you look

So I looked at you

And you looked at me

We breathe

[waves crashing]

- I love being here.

My nanny used

to bring me here to swim.

And she used to say that all

mermaids belong in the sea.

- Well, I love

being here with you.

[gentle music]

- Ooh.

- Oscar.

You all right?

- Bit out of breath.

[Simon] What

are you doing here?

- Running.

- Brilliant.

Well done.

- It gets my creative juices

flowing for my poetry.

- You write poetry. Really?

[Oscar] Only the odd sonnet,

you know.

[Rose] Wow. That's brilliant.

- Yeah.

- Can you give us a rendition?

- Well, I can't give you

any of my personal work.

- Don't worry about it then,

it's fine.

[Oscar] Well, I...I...

-Ah, it's fine,

-don't worry about it.

-I've got a quote.

one of my favourite quotes from

one of my favourite authors

and...

Well, I'll see if you

can guess the author.

It goes like this.

"You can't go back and

change the beginning,

"but you can start from

where you are

"and change the ending."

- That's Gary Barlow.

GB.

[gentle music]

- No, it's CS Lewis.

[Simon] CS Lewis?

- Yeah, "The Lion, the Witch,

and the Wardrobe."

- And the wardrobe.

[Oscar] Yeah.

- Love CS Lewis.

He's probably my favourite.

Well, I meant, it doesn't

matter, I meant CS Lewis.

[Oscar] Okay.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, anyway,

we are going for a walk,

so it's been lovely to see you.

- Well, I can walk.

[Rose] Of course you can.

- Great.

- Be lovely.

Isn't it great

that we're all together?

[Simon] Yes, it's glorious.

- It's lovely to have friends.

Can I put my arm through there?

[Simon] Well, you are,

so let's keep that going.

- Friends, hey?

Amigos.

Brilliant companions.

[Rose chuckles]

Buddies.

Mates.

Pretty pink

- I have these.

- Ooh!

It's the island of lost souls.

- I can't remember the

last time I wore those

for a real date.

- Oh, it's not exactly a date.

- More like 20.

Will I have to make

like Wonder Woman

and change between each one?

[laughing]

- It's speed dating for a laugh,

not an actual fashion show.

- More like a cattle market.

Everyone judging.

It's easier online.

You can be anyone.

- Or just yourself.

I'm only doing this to

take my mind off David.

- When did you split up?

- Depends which breakup

you count as official.

Don't fall through

Maybe I shouldn't be speed

dating.

[music continues]

- Online dating's less risky.

- Can't you just pretend

the men are your patients?

[chuckling]

- You mean, what's your name,

and where does it hurt?

[Rose laughs]

- Or show me where it hurts,

and I might kiss it better.

[Rose and Annette laugh]

- When I say I'm a nurse,

the first thing they ask

about is the uniform.

- Do they expect you to

wear stockings and heels?

- No chance I'm getting through

a 12-hour shift in these.

Doesn't have the same effect.

- The ultimate safe sex.

[Annette] Ultimate

man repellent.

- Maybe I should wear one

of those to speed dating.

- I've got a better idea.

[gentle music]

A bit of spiritual protection

might be more useful.

- It's gorgeous.

The red's unusual.

- Red is for seraphim angels.

- My nana loved angels.

- They offer

the most powerful protection.

- Sounds a lot classier

than needing condoms.

[Rose and Annette laugh]

[gentle music]

[Rose cries]

- No, no, the funeral

overran by half an hour.

So my speed dating is gonna

have to be hyper-speed dating

if we're going to make

it in time to bingo!

Gentlemen, behold the beautiful

buffet of babes before you.

Come on, don't be shy.

Tout de suite.

Come on.

They won't bite.

Well, not on the first date

anyway, one would hope.

Hello.

This lady here is Jean.

Yes. Jean is a...

Jean's one of a kind.

Takes a certain type of man

to wear a hat like that.

Ah, maybe not.

- I would absolutely

not do that.

You've only just met me.

- Excuse me.

Little less police interview.

Little more fun.

Little light, come on,

you're a tiger.

[growls]

- He's a bit intense, isn't he?

[bell rings]

- B-I-N-G-O.

Hello.

Can I get your number?

- Um...

You gonna ask me my name first?

- Sorry. I think I'm...

[groans] Excuse me, sir.

We have a dress code, you know?

There are standards.

- Oh, I have my hat.

- h*. h*. h*.

- Hello, Rose.

- Hi, Oscar.

- Look, I hope you don't

mind me saying,

but you're really beautiful.

Why are you here?

- Smooth.

- Oh, of course.

Nothing says smooth

like a Christmas jumper.

- You obviously

didn't get the memo.

- No, no. No, I didn't.

- Unless of course it's

for Rose.

- Hey, listen.

I'm here to have fun,

just like everybody else.

[Barman] So what can I get you?

[Rose] Oh,

anything chocolatey, please.

- Absolutely.

- Hello.

- Hi, Oscar.

- Hi.

- I've just seen a woman putting

money into her underwear.

- Where?

- Back there.

- Well, it is a night where

romance is in the air.

- I didn't find

any lucky ladies.

[Rose] Oh, well, their loss.

- Their loss?

Yes. Yeah.

I thought you said they're lost.

[Rose laughs]

[Rose] We're all a bit lost,

aren't we?

- Little bit.

- Do you want a drink?

- Love one.

Love drinks.

Cherry...

Cherries. Cherries for me.

- The perfect three cherries,

sir?

- Yes, sir.

- Great.

- Let's do it.

- Oscar, aren't you a bit hot?

[Oscar] Actually,

I'm bloody boiling.

[Rose laughs]

Not sure why I put this on.

A bit underdressed.

- You look so smart.

Where did you get this?

- Oh, some charity shop.

- You look amazing.

- So do you.

- Thank you.

- And a chocolate surprise

for yourself.

- Thank you.

- You're most welcome.

Have a lovely night.

- Thank you.

[Rose] Oh, well...

- He's lovely, isn't he?

Cheers.

I'm not sure I can manage.

[Rose laughs]

- The night just got

so much better. [chuckles]

Oscar, are you okay?

- I'm allergic to cherries.

[Rose] Oh God.

- Terry?

Terry?

[gentle music]

- Sorry, I didn't mean to, uh,

I didn't mean to scare you.

- Oscar.

Are you okay?

- Yeah.

Fine, thanks.

How did you find me here?

- Um, Stephen said I might find

you here.

So I thought I'd come

and see if you're okay.

- I'm okay. Yeah.

- Is this where you live?

- No, I stay here sometimes.

- It's amazing.

[Oscar] Thank you.

- It's like a treasure trove.

Um, I brought you some supplies.

Thought, I thought they

might be useful for you.

- Oh.

A banana.

I've actually, I mean,

I've got quite a lot

of different bars of chocolate

and things.

- I wanted to look after you,

and I didn't like the thought

of you being on your own.

- Well, it's all for me?

[Rose] Yeah.

- Thank you.

I'll put this over here.

- Wow.

That painting is beautiful.

[Oscar] It's just something me

and my dad

were working on together.

- Wow. It's...

Amazing.

You're so talented.

- Well, it's, um, it's the sea.

- Stunning.

- I've been, well, finding

it difficult to finish it

since he died.

- I understand.

- Do you want to have a go?

- No, I couldn't.

- I mean, it's very therapeutic.

Here, take a brush.

- No, I couldn't.

- It's your painting...

- You can't do...

- You can't do anything

wrong with it, I promise you.

- Oh!

I don't want

to ruin your painting.

- It's so beautiful.

- I'll show you.

[gentle music continues]

- See?

- I feel like I could just dive

into it.

It's like being under the sea.

- I like to imagine there's

a turtle in the painting.

Look, I'll show you.

If you put your hands

up like this.

It actually...

[Rose gasps]

Looks like a turtle swimming.

- It's a turtle.

[Oscar] Just swimming along.

- It's amazing.

- You want to have a go?

You put your hands together.

- Yeah.

- That's it.

And then imagine your thumb

and your little finger is the...

Is it's legs.

That's it. Yeah, that's it.

Look, now...

I've never had two turtles

in here.

[Oscar and Rose laugh]

Just me by myself.

- Oh look, we're just

swimming away together.

It's been ages

since I've been in the sea.

I just feel a bit stuck.

- Stuck in the sand.

- Stuck between

the land and the sea.

- What I do when I don't

want to get in the sea

is I pretend like

someone's chasing me.

[Rose laughs]

And then I just run in

and dive into the waves.

You should try that.

- Do you think?

[Oscar] Yeah. I could show you.

[Rose laughs]

- That would be good.

Yeah, let's do that.

- Great. It's a date.

I mean, a calendar date,

not other dates that people do.

[bright music]

[rooster crows]

[Carrie chuckling]

- Ah, speed dating lived up to

its name.

Isn't this right up your street?

Aren't one-night

stands your style?

- I'm not anti-relationships.

- Hm, what kind of relationship

would you want?

Would we see other people,

or just each other?

[Simon chuckles]

- You ask a lot of questions.

- Journalist.

But it's our secret.

- I don't like secrets.

- What if I explain?

I'm doing an article

on the group.

- Does Stephen know?

- No.

It's the only way

I could get in.

- So you're gonna

use our stories?

- Yeah, but I'll

change the names.

[Carrie laughs]

Look, things have been

rough, empty, lonely.

- I know.

I want someone special too.

- You want me

to be your someone special?

Nothing actually happened.

It's too bloody cold in here

to take your knickers off.

These are really impressive.

Does Rose pose for you?

- Don't.

- We all have our secrets.

Can you keep mine?

- Secrets aren't fair.

- Perhaps Rose would like

to know yours.

[sombre music]

You're in love with her.

She's your muse,

after all, isn't she?

[sombre music continues]

[Simon groans]

[George] Gwenna loved it here.

It was her favourite spot.

[Annette] What did

you serenade her with?

[George] Elvis.

Mainly his gospel tunes.

[Annette] Did she sing too?

- You know, most people

change the subject.

- It's like that when

my patients are dying.

People don't know what to say.

I find it's best to be honest.

- Yeah.

She isn't gone.

She's still here.

- And that's how it should be.

- She lives on in Dean.

She's a part of him.

So how about you?

Is there someone special

in your life?

- Oh, no.

No.

- It's all right.

You can talk to me.

- I thought I'd found someone.

We would message for hours.

So sweet.

He wasn't who he said he was.

It was all a scam.

- I'm sorry.

I'm sorry to hear that.

- My friends suggested this

therapy group

to help me find my value again.

- There is value

in being yourself.

[David] Rose,

I got you the photoshoot.

I dropped off your cameras.

I hope they can help you

smile again, even if I can't.

Shadows love

a bittersweet kiss

Lingers on my mind

Fought my way out

of the darkness

Leaving her behind

Help me I am falling down

Don't want to hit the ground

Want to stay

above the waterline

I am drowning at the sound

I only want to be here now

Come in closer,

pull me in against the tide

'Cause I'm in heaven

I never knew

What it felt like

without passion

Tonight

I thought I would

Hold on

Stay strong

Move upstream

'cause I'm going under

[birds cawing]

[camera clicking]

- Hiya.

- Hey.

[camera clicks]

[Rose laughs]

You found me in my happy place.

- I love the ocean.

- I'll really miss it.

I've been offered the chance

to do a huge photoshoot.

- Wow.

Congratulations.

- It's a chance for me to

get my life back again.

- It's exciting.

- There's so much I want to

change, but I don't know how.

David's offered to help me.

- Is he what you want?

- I do love him.

But...

I have my doubts.

Makes my head spin.

- You need

to put yourself first.

- He says I'm impossible.

Crazy.

- You know,

you're kind, you're...

You're clever.

You're creative.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Come on.

[bright music]

Dean, you seem

to be struggling with that.

- Yeah.

- Let me help you.

[bright music]

[Oscar] It's a very big knife.

- She's not coming.

- Oh, she's not coming?

- No, Rose is coming.

- Well, then we should

wait for her.

- Yep.

- I did see Rose on the beach,

and she had a camera with her.

- She had her camera?

- Mm.

- So she's definitely

not coming?

- I don't think so.

- Well, what about Carrie?

- Sorry, yeah, I'll...

I'll explain all later.

It's not for me.

- He seems upset.

- Certainly a lot to pray about.

- So is she not coming?

[Stephen] No.

[waves crashing]

- I don't mind

the hot chocolate.

These winter walks

aren't my idea of fun.

- My parents used to bring

me down here all the time.

This isn't the life

I had mapped out.

But after Mum died,

I had to come back home

and take over the caf.

- I, um, lost both

my parents last year.

Everyone expected me to step

in and run the family business.

Nobody asked if I wanted to.

It's difficult because

everything reminds me of them.

I don't want to let them down.

- It takes time.

My mum died three years ago.

I still miss her.

Every day.

Sometimes when I'm in the cafe,

I still expect her to

walk through the door

and start telling me off.

- I still hear my dad's laugh.

[gentle music]

The house is very empty

without them.

Can't stand being there.

- Just give it time.

It'll feel like home again,

and then it'll be one of the

places you feel closest to them.

What happened to them?

[sombre music]

It's not always easy

- How about I supply

the hot chocolate?

- I don't think we'll

need it anymore.

Carrie, she's a [sighs]

She's an undercover reporter.

- Dude, that's [scoffs]

That's seriously out of order.

- I didn't have a clue.

- None of us had a clue.

- Yeah, but

I should have known that.

I feel like I've

let you all down.

I've spoken to her

because I believe in giving

people a second chance,

and I've told

her that, you know,

we're willing to listen to her.

- Well, the Chocolate Club

is doing the business.

It's helping people feel better,

especially my dad.

And why would you give up

on making a difference?

Isn't being truly happy

worth taking the risk for?

[Stephen sighs]

[Oscar] Nature offers a

sweet escape from tough times.

The sea can soothe the soul,

almost as well as chocolate.

- Hey.

Good to see you, bud.

- All right.

You ready for this?

- It's a bit early, isn't it?

- Got a present for you.

- All right.

What the hell is that?

- That is a Cymru codpiece.

- A Cymru cod piece?

And what's it for?

- Trust me,

you'll thank me later.

- Okay.

Hi, Steve,

long time no see, mate!

- Morning!

You getting on the boat?

Tide waits for no man, you know.

Have you brought any food?

We're not doing any catering.

- Well, I haven't got

any sandwiches, mate,

but if I remember rightly,

you're partial

to a bit of chocolate.

- Love chocolate.

- So I have brought you some

of Cornwall's finest, mate.

Top quality.

One for you. One for you.

I got the big blue

to the right of me

I got the sea sowed smiles

in Santa Fe

I'm thinking, oh

What a time to be alive

And I would happily

spend all my time

- A lovely day.

It's a perfect day for

picking a Christmas tree.

I love Christmas, but for me,

the tree has got to be real.

- I've never had a real

Christmas tree.

- Really?

For me,

it marks the start of Christmas.

So, what have you got

planned for Christmas Day?

- Deciding between jetting off

to New York

or a beach in Thailand.

- Get away.

- No, it'll be a quiet one

at home.

- How about...

Well, why don't you come

to us for Christmas?

Dean and I will cook a lunch

for you.

- You had me at Christmas.

[gentle music]

- Oh, the old Cymru cod piece

is going on.

- Fits in there, I think.

- He's stitched me up, he has.

- Man, it's beautiful.

- Stitched me up.

I am nervous now, mind.

Oh my god!

Look at this!

Look at this!

Oh, my word!

[indistinct]

Do I just keep winding?

- Yeah, use your legs, mate.

Use your legs.

- My heart's gonna give up.

It's all your fault, mate.

- Use that Cymru cod piece, man.

That is your leverage. Come on!

- Oh my god!

- All right, man.

[rock music]

- Oh my god!

Oh my god!

That's huge!

Oh my god!

I did it!

Whoo!

Got a heart with dreams now

And here

is where you'll stay

- Oh, you can

feel the power of it.

Whoa. Whoa.

Such a strong fish.

Oh, my word.

Oh, come on!

My first blue fin tuna!

It's gone!

Oh my god.

Catch and release!

Woohoo!

I'm in the Cornish tuna club.

[rock music continues]

Now I'm on this huge

adrenaline rush.

It's nuts.

And this is in Cornwall!

The storm brings a fire

The rain burns the ground

But a storm will blow over

- I said we'd let Carrie speak,

and then she can answer

your questions.

- Wait.

For what?

- Carrie's been digging up

dirt on us all secretly.

- I would like to write

an article on the group

with your permission.

I mean, we've all struggled

in one way or another, right?

And online, I was hoping

that sharing our story

would give people hope.

- I don't want people to think

of me as a fool

conned out of her money.

- We all have secrets

we'd rather not share.

- The publicity could

help with Gwenna, Dad.

- How can we trust you

to tell the truth?

[Carrie] Look, I don't

want anyone to get hurt.

- So tell us.

Now.

Stop hiding things.

- It's not my secret to share.

- I'm not ashamed.

I have no regrets.

- Dad, seriously, dude,

stop scaring me.

- Before I met Gwenna,

I'd been in a band.

We'd had one hit record.

But there was a crash.

The drummer died.

He was my best friend.

I just wanted

to forget that life.

- I wasn't gonna include

it in the story.

- Sorry, son.

- Did Mum know?

No, she always did call

you her little rock star.

Now I guess I know why.

- Does sharing this help?

- I loved him.

He was my brother.

- That's why we're here.

To help each other.

- The Bible says faith,

hope and love,

and the greatest

of these is love.

- Maybe our stories can give

people hope,

that there can be love even

after the darkest of times.

- Before we can

agree on anything,

I'll need to get

permission from the family.

We'll have a discussion

about this, Carrie,

but thank you for your honesty.

[gentle music]

- So we have a memory

if we don't come back.

[Simon] I see you have

your camera, though.

- Yes. He bought

my cameras for me.

- You seem happier with it.

- I've really missed it.

It's like I lost part of myself.

- So does this mean you're

going back with him then?

- I'm just trying to forget him!

I don't want

to look back anymore,

but I just can't see ahead

of me either.

Just need...

- Chocolate?

- I just want

to escape to the beach.

[gentle music]

[upbeat music]

1Got to give it

our best chance

It's the last chance

we can work it out

We can sing it by

I don't want to let life die

I'm gonna stand up and fight

[sighs]

- So got the Christmas

tree sorted.

- Oh yeah?

Did you get a little bit of help

from that saucy nurse, Annette?

- Hey, have a bit

of respect, son.

[sighs]

I invited her over

for Christmas day.

I hope that's all right

with you.

- Dad.

[Dean laughs]

Dad.

Yeah.

Is she gonna be bringing

her stockings over

for Christmas Day or?

- Hey, watch it, sunshine.

Well, she's on her own

for Christmas,

so it's the Christian

thing to do, isn't it?

Invite her over.

- Yeah.

Well, at least

you're happy again.

- Thank you.

Thank you very much.

- Maybe we should start calling

this group the Love Club,

not the Chocolate Club.

Another drink

It's time to rock and roll,

I think

- Was it a hard no?

- I'm afraid so.

- Where will you go?

- It doesn't matter where I go.

At the end of the day,

it's been worth it.

- What's the problem?

The group's been helping us.

- Well, the family were

afraid of the publicity.

There was some bad press

around the death of

the old lord last year.

- We have to fight for this.

Maybe we could appeal

personally.

What do you think?

- Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

[dramatic music]

Try to keep calm, right?

- This is private land,

young lady.

- We're from the therapy

group in the village.

- And you've decided to close

it down with no thought of us.

[Victor] Hasn't the family

suffered enough from the press?

- We're not press.

We're just trying

to help people.

Haven't you ever lost someone

or something

that meant the world to you?

If you were a gentleman,

you'd help me, wouldn't you?

- It's all right, Victor.

- Oscar, what

are you doing here?

- Are you okay?

- Well, what are you doing here?

- We're going to remove them.

- It's all right, Victor,

these people are my friends.

- Your friends?

Are you okay, sir?

- Sir?

- I'm Lord Penhallow.

At your service.

[Steve scoffs]

- We've been told by the estate

that we have to close

down the group

because we want to share our

stories to help other people.

- I'll handle this.

Now you're on point

with the hot chocolate.

It would be a shame to

shut the group down.

- We're sorry if we

caused you any trouble.

You kept this place quiet,

didn't you?

- It wasn't my intention to

mislead you.

I did want to tell you.

- I wouldn't have cared.

- Right.

Should we go inside and

get a hot chocolate?

Thank you, Victor.

I'm sorry about Victor.

[gentle music]

Feeling fine

Having fun

- I, um, wanted to thank

you actually, personally,

for letting us carry

on with the group.

- Not at all.

Well, it's extremely

important work.

And as you know, it's

helped me enormously.

So I'm forever in your debt.

- Well, it's very good

to hear that,

and my absolute pleasure.

You've definitely come out

of your shell.

- Well, thanks to you.

You know, Dean and I

have formed a friendship,

and we're going to go into

business together, I think.

- Oh, right.

Doing what?

- Chocolate.

- Chocolate?

- Yeah.

- You are going into

the chocolate business?

You're full of surprises.

- Yeah.

My family

have been making chocolate

for four and a half generations.

- I've also noticed that you,

you know, you seem to be very

comfortable in Rose's company.

- Yeah, no, she's been

very nice to me. Yeah.

And, you know, she's a

fellow chocolate lover.

[gentle music]

[Oscar grunting]

- Romeo, Romeo, where for art

thou, Romeo?

[Oscar] Oh.

Hi, Rose.

- How are you?

- I, uh...

Was just trying to put something

through your letterbox.

- Oh, for me?

Oh, I'll come straight down.

Wait there.

- Uh...

Yep. Okay.

[Rose] Hi, Oscar.

[Oscar] I came

to give this to you.

- Thank you.

- I mean, now you're here,

I might as well tell you

what's in there.

It's...

It's basically an apology.

I wanted to say sorry for

not telling you the truth.

I wanted to.

I had some things

that happened in my life

and, um, it was easier

not being the person

everybody expected me to be.

And it was from your bravery

and your kindness

that's shown me

that I can probably do it.

- You didn't need to apologize.

And it didn't bother me.

- It didn't?

- No, because you've got such a

good heart.

[Oscar] Well, thank you.

[gentle music continues]

[Rose] Would you like

to come in?

- I should probably, I should

probably get going.

[Rose] Okay.

- I'll see you at the

Chocolate Club tasting event.

- Yes. Can't wait.

- Yes. Looking forward to it.

- Me too.

- Thank you.

[Rose] Thank you.

[Oscar] Goodbye.

- See you then. Bye.

[bright music]

[upbeat music]

- This place is great.

- Yeah.

- Could do with my special

blend of hot chocolate

to make it that bit better.

- Well, I know the owner.

I could give him a call, and

we can see what we can do.

- So, what kind of theme

were you thinking of?

- Summer. Summer theme.

Especially

as we're gonna be using

a real Cornish beach at Lusty,

so yeah, it's gonna be fun.

- Oh, nice 'cause,

it'll be cold though, won't it?

- Yeah,

that's part of it, though.

[Stephen] And what about,

do we have to wear swimwear?

- If you're up for it, yeah.

Do you fancy it?

- What, like budgie smugglers?

- You'd look awesome

in budgie smugglers.

I mean that with respect.

- Well, as two founding

members of the Chocolate Club,

I think with

your business acumen

we could do something special.

- Two Cornish boys making good.

- I was born in London.

- Well, maybe we'll keep

that off the marketing.

- But my family has lived

here for five generations.

- Being Cornish, that probably

makes you

just as likely to be a pirate

as a lord.

- Or both.

Argh.

Cheers.

[Dean] Yeah.

[Dean and Oscar laugh]

- Very nice.

Ah.

Thank you.

[birds singing]

[bright music]

- I did promise you a surprise.

A surprise.

[Oscar shouts]

Oscar has very kindly

organized a festival

of chocolate tasting.

Oscar, over to you.

- Thank you.

So welcome, one and all.

So I've, as you can see,

prepared a buffet of

chocolate for you all.

And what I want you to

do is try the chocolate

and then, and give me some

criticism or some feedback

and tell me what

flavours you can taste.

As you can see, I've made a

lot of different chocolate,

you know, bits, nibbles,

and things for you to all try.

So, you know,

help yourselves, tuck in.

- Maybe before we do,

can I just check?

Whenever we've been out,

and you're stuffing stuff

in your pockets,

none of that's here?

- No, no, no.

This is all new stuff. Yeah.

And actually, you're very lucky

to be trying

all this brand-new stuff.

Rose, I've made this for you.

[Stephen] We've kindly arranged

this together, so, please.

- I've made this.

Some special ones in there.

I actually got some rose

water and distilled it,

and what I've done is

I've infused the chocolate

over a two-week period

to make this one.

I wanted to call it the rosette.

- Oscar, that's so thoughtful.

- You're welcome.

- Are these all for me?

- Uh-huh.

Yeah.

Would you like to try that one?

I'd love to know what you think.

- Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Yeah, I'll try this one.

Do you want to try?

- No, no, thanks.

I'm all right.

[Rose] You really should.

- No, no.

He made them for you, not me.

- We can share.

- I don't want to share. Thanks.

You enjoy them for yourself.

- They're handmade.

- No thanks.

- They're beautiful.

- It's fine.

- Annette, have you

tried any chocolate yet?

- Not yet, no.

[George] Why don't you try one

of those white chocolate roses?

They look-

- Oh yeah,

they look so pretty.

I will.

- What's your favourite

chocolate out of these ones?

Not one you've tasted before.

- It's this one, Oscar.

It's the rose chocolate.

Of course it is.

- The rosette.

- The rosette. I love it.

Thank you so much.

I got your letter with

a kiss right underneath

Brought me around

for Christmas

[group laughs]

[Oscar] You actually

put in hot milk,

and it turns to hot chocolate.

[Stephen] I like this chocolate.

[laughter]

Christmas with me

- How about

the salted caramel ones?

Because you get an extra kick.

You get an extra bang

for your buck.

Searching

Searching

For a new way

We are at

- Rose.

- Oscar.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Are you not cold out there?

- Freezing. [laughs]

- Well, jump in.

Fancy a lift?

- In this?

- Yeah.

- Yeah, okay.

- I'll take it from here,

Mr. Stanley, Thank you.

- Not a problem, sir.

Mind your coat.

[Rose] Are you driving?

- There we go.

- Yeah.

- One moment, madam.

Let me get the door for you.

- Are you coming with us?

- Absolutely not.

Don't worry, you jump in.

- Thank you.

- You all right to walk,

Mr. Stanley?

- Of course, sir.

Have a great day.

Toodlepip.

- Thank you.

He's a lovely man.

He's been with my family

for generations.

- That's it. Cold again.

Nice warm seats and

back out into the cold.

Here we go.

- Should we get the roof down?

- Does the roof come down?

- Does it?

Watch.

Maybe you can take a photo

while we're driving along.

We gotta trust in each other

Once again, my friend

However bad times gonna be

Well the g-g-good time gonna

come 'round again, yeah

When we believe

Believe

Open our hearts

Receive

We've got to believe

Believe

[camera clicks]

- What are you

taking a photo of?

- Just the sea.

I love it here.

- Yeah.

It's always changing, isn't it?

Have you been back in yet?

- No.

- Do you think you will?

- With you?

- If you're up

for it, I still am.

- Definitely.

- Good.

- Yeah, let's do it.

[camera clicks]

- It's a bit close.

[Rose laughs]

That wind is nice.

- I love it.

- So do I.

It makes you feel alive again,

doesn't it?

For a long time,

I didn't feel alive.

I felt a bit numb to the world,

if that makes sense.

[gentle music]

- It really does.

- Actually, the whole

Chocolate Club experience

and meeting everybody

and meeting you,

the whole experience

has made me feel alive too.

- I think, like you,

I think I lost myself.

And now I feel like I'm

finding myself again.

It's been really great meeting

you and getting to know you.

- You too.

Feels like a long time

since I've met a new person.

- Me too.

- I suppose I was a bit

numb before.

After everything that happened,

I felt a bit like I was

sort of viewing my life

from a different place.

Right.

Where should we go now?

- Oh.

Anywhere you like.

- Over there?

[Rose laughs]

Or over there?

[Rose laughs]

- Down there.

- Down there.

Okay, let's start her up.

[gentle music continues]

- Right, gather around,

everyone!

Gather around!

I'd like to propose a toast

to all my lovely members.

To the Chocolate Club!

[All] The Chocolate Club!

- Right, let's get

this party started.

[group laughs]

- Any final tips

on finding love?

- Well, first of all, you've

got to start loving yourself

'cause you're

the most important person.

Remember that. Yeah?

When you do find love, enjoy it.

Just embrace it.

- So I'm a student of love?

- Indeed you are.

But today you're a photographer.

[Rose laughs]

You look so lovely

- Show me some of

that Elvis magic.

The rest of humanity

So let's dance

- Hey, great work, Dad!

King with crown!

- Go on. You look amazing.

favourite songs

- Come on,

show me what you've got.

- Well, with us two as

the models for the brand,

anything is possible.

You look like an

[indistinct]

- Let's go.

All right, baby, yeah.

[group cheers]

I can barely

even keep it slow

'Cause you're out

of my league

[Rose] What?

- It's your turn.

- Come on.

[Rose] I'm not doing it.

- Yes, you are.

- That's not part of the plan.

- Well, it is now, so go on.

After you.

[Rose] Simon.

I don't wanna do this.

- Well, you've got to do it.

Everyone else has done it.

You can't get out

of it this easily.

Come on.

- Simon, what are you doing?

- Come on.

- This isn't really my thing.

- You can't hide forever.

Come on.

Let's go.

Do you want

to take your coat off?

Shadow in your side

[Simon] Can you take that?

Thank you.

The reason I'm

[group cheers]

- Come on.

[group cheers]

- Right, guys, it's time for

Secret Santa!

I mean, secret chocolates!

[group cheers]

- I was thinking this would be

great

for our Christmas

day hot chocolate.

- Thank you.

Thank you very much.

[Carrie speaks Welsh]

[Stephen speaks Welsh]

- Cornish pasties

for a Cornish lord.

- Well, thank you very much.

And this is what I got for you.

I thought we could do

something with the branding

for our new business venture.

- And I'll supply

the hot chocolate.

- That's a good idea.

- But it does look like you,

doesn't it?

- Well, yeah.

[Mark] Come on.

[Stephen] I mean,

when I had a full beard.

- Thanks.

It's beautiful.

It's just like the one Nana

wore on her wedding day.

- I know.

I always loved that photo.

[gentle music]

- I still want to be friends.

Best friends.

[Stephen] Come on in!

Surfs up, dudes!

[group cheering]

[Oscar] Sharing can bring joy,

but the journey to finding

peace is within our souls.

And true freedom is

found in our own hearts.

If you believe,

then you will be

Going to a place

where you'll be free

Sunsets lap the shore

Love is in the rain

Peace surrounds you

[waves crashing]

[seagulls squawking]]

[Barista] One flat white.

- Coffee for Elvis.

Coffee for Elvis?

[Dean laughs]

Coffee for my Elvis.

- Thank you very much.

- Mum would love it.

- I wasn't sure I'd

ever want to dance again

after she'd left.

- She would want you to.

No more pills?

- No more pills.

- And now you may even

have a new dance partner.

- Oh yeah!

Come on, son.

[upbeat music]

The look in your eye showed

me there's something more

[Dean] Whoa!

- Thank you very much.

[waves crashing]

- Good morning.

- Morning.

[coin clinks]

Can you perform me a love song?

- Of course.

I'm gonna love myself

before I let you love me

I'm gonna hold myself

before I let you hold me

How can I be the best of me

if I gave my all to you

Made a promise to myself

that I'm gonna love me

Yeah, yeah

And carry on and try

to pick up the pieces

I'm gonna love myself

before I let you love me

I'm gonna hold myself

before I let you hold me

How can I be the best of

me if I gave my all to you

Made a promise to myself

that I'm gonna love me

Yeah, yeah

Pick up the pieces

- Here we are.

- So you've been here before?

- Yeah. It's my favourite place.

It's pretty cold.

- It is pretty cold.

I can think of better things

to do on Christmas Eve.

Ooh!

- It's a bit chilly.

- My n*pples.

[Rose laughs]

- No, your arm.

[Oscar] Oh.

[Rose laughs]

Sorry.

- Okay?

- Yeah.

[waves crashing]

It's quite tight.

- Okay?

- Can't feel my knackers.

[Rose laughs]

I'll just test the temperature,

shall I?

- Yeah, okay, good idea.

- Yeah.

- This what the pros do?

- Uh, I don't think so, no.

Okay?

- It's chilly.

- Yeah.

- Very chilly.

And they do say,

face your fears.

- Yeah, they do.

- Yeah.

- If you don't go too far,

how do you know

if you've gone far enough?

[Oscar and Rose laugh]

- Should we just

do the running thing?

- Okay.

- So,

- close your eyes.

Imagine you're being chased.

Okay?

Imagine something

scary is coming.

[Rose] Okay.

- Hold my hand.

[Rose] Okay.

- Let's do it.

- Let's do it.

- Three, two, one.

Kiss me now

[water sloshing]

Talk to me,

talk to me, talk to me

With your eyes

and the tips of your fingers

Pushing and pulling like

the moon on the ocean

Rising and falling

We are in sync

We're the sea of love

Sea of love

Come right here

Beneath the skin

Sing to me,

swing to me, sin to me

Ah-ha

This is the real thing

You push me, you pull me,

you see right through me

You taunt me, you teach me

Ah you really read me

The sea of love

Sea of love

Sea of love

Sea

[water splashes]

Sea of love I'm swimming in

The only air

I'm breathing in

The eyes

that I'm reflected in

The soul

that I've been soul-searching

Y'all, the sea

of love I'm swimming in

The only air

I'm breathing in

The eyes

that I'm reflected in

Soul that I've been

soul-searching

Searching

[Oscar] Finding faith,

hope, love, and chocolate

can bring you back to life.

But the greatest of

these is loving yourself.

Appreciating the strength

in your own heart,

you'll find the light

within is as sweet

as the perfect chocolate.

Learn to trust the beauty

and magic of new beginnings.

[bright music]

Sitting here alone

I've been searching for

the way I used to be

My reflection looking back

at me

And I'm loving what I see

On this path

that I'm walking on

Don't need

to navigate to find

Gonna stand

and embrace the world

Calling this my time

And carry on

and try to pick up the pieces

Time spent on me

is never wasted

Gonna love myself

before I let you love me

I'm gonna hold myself

before I let you hold me

How can I be the best me

if I gave my all to you

Made a promise to myself

that I'm gonna love me

Yeah, yeah

Made a promise to myself

Oh ooh oh

Oh oh oh

Yeah

Did I shake your confidence

Did I take your breath away

I never meant

to hurt you, no

And I'm still the same,

nothing's changed

We gotta trust in each

other once again my friend

However bad time's gonna be

Well, the g-g-good time

gonna 'round again, yeah

When we believe

Believe

Open our hearts

Receive

We've got to believe

Believe

I'll say it over and over

and over and over again

Mm

Life is always changing

It's the rhythm of the world

I don't like

all this rearranging

Sending everything

upside down

But love, love is a constant

Oh yeah, that is for sure

When you say nothing

lasts forever

But that's just a physical

When we believe

Believe

Open our hearts

Receive

We've got to believe

Believe