(lively music) - I think it's just hit me.

This is actually really happening ain't it?

(Helen laughing) - Aye.

(both chuckle) (gentle music) - Dada, dada.

- I know what you're thinking, - You must be thinking it too.

- We said we'd wait.

- I know.

I'm just not sure what we're waiting for.

You care so much.

It's one of the reasons I love you and why I know you'll make a wonderful father one day.

- [James] Carpe diem.

- Are you saying what I think you're saying?

- If you want to start a family... - You know I do.

- Me too.

- Well then.

- Shall we?

- Get cracking?

- Well, I was trying to think of something a bit more romantic.

(romantic music) (Helen chuckling) (soldiers running) - We've got all these plans.

I don't know if we'll achieve any of 'em before, you know.

He might have to leave.

And when I point it out to him, he acts like we've got all the time in the world.

It's... - Infuriating.

Your instinct is absolutely right.

Time is precious, but forgive quickly, dear girl, especially now.

- We might be getting our little James a bit sooner than expected.

- You never.

Already?

- Think so.

- Couldn't gone better if we planned it.

(Helen chuckling) We'll have to start telling people soon.

- Not yet.

I like things as there.

Oh, except the queasy part.

(playful music) - You're green around the gills every morning and the pantry thinks Tristan's back.

When are you due?

- December time.

(both laughing) Are we mad?

- Life carries on, just as it should and it's a tonic to have something wonderful to look forward to.

- Are you ready?

- No, not remotely, (both laughing) but I can't wait.

(happy music) (sheep bleating)