Tommy was told that his daughter was repeating the words: ‘Tickna mora o’beng’
Tommy looked on in horror and asked if his daughter had seen anything, with Lizzie saying that she had mentioned “a man with green eyes”.showrunner Knight has revealed the meaning of the premonition, saying: “It’s difficult to translate from the Romani, but it means ‘devil’.In another recent interview, Knight told“Tommy in series six, and to an extent series five, discovers that he’s a good man when he comes across something more evil than him,” he said.
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