He faces up to the drug dealers, who are threatening Liam's life, and reluctantly agrees to do a couple of jobs for them to pay off the boy's debt. Sarah, who comes from a more conventional, middle-class background, is appalled. Ultimately, this is what Loach and Laverty are concerned about. Seattle can stay awake all night, mooning and swooning, for all they care. Life on the dole in Glasgow's toughest neighborhood has nowhere to hide.
Choices are like sweeties.
You can nick 'em from the corner shop, if you're fast enough, but don't expect to be offered any. Joe feels he has no option but to help Liam, even if it puts him in danger. And it does. Copyright 1997-2001 insideout.co.uk. All rights reserved.