The Lark Ascending

I don't mind it when they use it in a really clever way.

But, like, I can't remember what the Lark Ascending sounds like, but they used that to repeat at the beginning of the week when they had Joel being revealed as Lawrence's attacker.

Yes.

That was the one-

Mm.

And I think that's, there's a big difference.

Lark Ascending's been used in Coronation Street a few times, actually, because that was the music that was playing as Hayley takes her own life and, and we see...

There's the scene where Roy's there, Hayley's dead next to him, and there's Lark Ascending-

She, she just cartwheeled into my imagination quite suddenly one day.

And as I developed that character, I returned time and again to Ralph Vaughan Williams, The Lark Ascending.

For me, that just, that music just, oh.

And I would sit and I would listen to it, and I would, I would think of the orphans in the orphans home, which really existed down near, um, St. Joseph's Hospital, uh, along the Queensway there, or, you know, uh, just slightly, slightly west of Parkdale Village.