In the Flatmates’ kitchen Tim encounters Alice who is still very upset about being sent to the wrong bowling alley on Khalid’s birthday. Will she forgive Tim?
| Tim: | I’m just putting the kettle on Alice. Em, fancy a brew? |
| Alice: | Humph! |
| Tim: | Is that a ‘yes’? |
| Alice: | Sorry Co-Co, did you hear someone speak? |
| Tim: | Oh Alice, come on. |
| Alice: | I’m not talking to you Tim. |
| Tim: | We can’t go on like this – you giving me the cold shoulder every time our paths cross in the kitchen. |
| Alice: | I don’t see why not. |
| Tim: | Because we’re friends and mates don’t let mates hold a grudge forever. I’m sorry Alice. It was, it was an honest mistake. |
| Alice: | You left me hanging about at the bowling alley like Billy-no mates. It was embarrassing. |
| Tim: | If I promise never to do it again, will you forgive me? |
| Alice: | Maybe. But it’ll take more than a cup of tea to get you completely off the hook. |