Ellie joins Jack in Liverpool, and so they share a drunken evening and kiss, but she tells him that she's not keen on a just one-night time stand. Another early morning, Jack and Rocky go after Ellie into the train station, exactly where she congratulates Jack but tells him that she cannot be a Element of his celeb lifestyle.

Pollack described the scoring as "certainly here motivated", citing it as an example of "[Lennon & McCartney's] aptitude for making stylistic hybrids";[23] especially, he praises the "ironic stress drawn involving the schmaltzy material of what's played because of the quartet and also the restrained, spare character of the medium through which it is performed".[23]

Ellie declines to affix him, saying she ought to function at her working day occupation for a schoolteacher, so Jack's roadie Buddy Rocky (Joel Fry) travels with him in its place. Ed Sheeran will take them in his non-public plane to Moscow.