Home for Christmas

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.

Unplanned Journey to London

Harminda needs to get to London urgently because her father is ill
At the car hire, only one car is left and two women are arguing over it
Harminda suggests they share the car to get to London
The car was actually reserved, and the car hire assistant, Chrissie, allows the women to leave
Chrissie's boss, Mr. O'Flaherty, arrives and realizes the mistake
Shauna, an Irish girl, is getting married on Christmas Eve and is on her way to Dublin
Vanessa, a blonde woman, is cynical about love and marriage
The women miss the ferry to Holyhead due to a traffic jam
They find a hotel and discover a mysterious briefcase in the car
Vanessa wants to open the briefcase, but Harminda and Shauna are hesitant
Vanessa and Shauna argue about the briefcase, while Harminda tries to sleep
Shauna notices Vanessa's smile and asks what's going on

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.

Desperate Measures and Familial Tensions

Vanessa, Shauna, and Harminda are at a bar, and Vanessa is distressed by a news report about a man's murder.
Vanessa leaves the bar and heads to the hospital with Shauna and Harminda.
Harminda reunites with her estranged family at the hospital, but her father rejects her presence.
After a failed reconciliation attempt, Harminda decides to go to the police station with Shauna and Vanessa.
They return to the car and find that it has been stolen, along with a briefcase filled with money.
Shauna and Vanessa are then shown tied up in the back of a car, overhearing a conversation between two men about stolen money.
Vanessa is preoccupied with thoughts of Colin O'Flaherty's young son, and the two men had abducted them after a car crash involving plain-clothes police.
The text is a part of a larger narrative involving a complex web of relationships and a dangerous criminal element.