Pennod 22 Rownd a Rownd

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-I've made you breakfast.

-I've made you breakfast.

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-I don't want anything.

-You have to eat, Michelle.

-I don't fancy breakfast either.

-Sorry.

-I can't stomach it.

-I told Philip

-you weren't doing the round.

-I know.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-I'm coming with you.

-I want to see Dani.

-You can come with us this afternoon,

-maybe...

-..if...

-If what, Mam?

-She's going to be OK, isn't she?

-We don't know yet.

-A back injury

-can affect a lot of things.

-She won't be able to walk?

-That's what you mean?

-There's no point

-worrying unnecessarily.

-Wait and see what the specialist

-has to say this morning.

-We'll phone if there's any news.

-Give her our best.

-Give her our best.

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-We will.

-Hi.

-I wanted to...

-..apologise for not

-phoning yesterday.

-I'm sure you've heard the news.

-There's no need to apologise.

-How is Dani?

-She's hurt her back.

-We're not sure

-how serious it is yet.

-I'm on my way to see her now.

-I couldn't finish with her.

-She called at the site unexpectedly.

-That's where the accident happened.

-I can't leave her right now.

-Of course not.

-Text me to let me know how she is.

-OK?

-Yes, thanks. You?

-Smashing.

-We had fun last night, didn't we?

-Yes.

-I was expecting

-a quiet Friday night.

-Making a cuppa?

-Listen, Sion,

-I've got loads of work to do.

-No worries.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-Hiya, Iolo.

-Six pounds change.

-Hiya, Meical. How are things?

-I'm on my way to the hospital now.

-Michelle's just spoken

-to one of the nurses.

-Dani didn't have a bad night.

-Poor girl. We're thinking of you.

-How is she?

-They're still not sure what's...

-..how she'll be with her back.

-We're hoping for a better idea

-after she's seen the specialist.

-Is she in pain?

-Is she in pain?

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-She's on strong tablets.

-She hasn't complained once.

-Poor girl.

-Dad's really worried about her.

-He didn't sleep at all last night.

-These things happen.

-It was an accident.

-Give her my best.

-I think you'd better go.

-My coat.

-Thanks.

-Ta-ra, Sion.

-Cheerio.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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-Hiya.

-How do you feel?

-How do you feel?

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-Better than last night.

-Oh! They're lovely. Thank you.

-They're not keen on flowers here.

-Something to do with carrying germs.

-They'll be waiting for you

-when you get home.

-They'll have wilted by then.

-They'll have wilted by then.

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-Don't be silly.

-You'll be home in no time.

-Has the specialist been?

-Meical's gone to find out

-where he is.

-How are your legs?

-They still feel strange.

-The doctor's on his way.

-He wants us to disappear

-so that he can assess Dani.

-Do you want someone

-to stay with you?

-No, no. I'll be fine.

-You're brave, Dani.

-We won't be far away.

-Go home, Kelvin.

-No point in both of us being here.

-Who knows how long

-Health and Safety will take.

-I'll phone you.

-I'll phone you.

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-I'm not leaving you here alone.

-I'm fine.

-I'm fine.

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-You're not.

-You're worried

-but you did nothing wrong.

-Dani's in hospital

-with serious injuries.

-Yes, and that's terrible,

-but you're not to blame.

-I'm responsible for this site.

-You told her not to climb

-the stairs, but she did.

-You put a hard hat on her head

-and she took it off.

-I'll make us a cuppa.

-I've finished.

-You can't say a thing about it,

-can you?

-I'm sorry, no.

-I understand.

-Can you say anything?

-Can you say anything?

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-From what I can see...

-..you have no reason to worry.

-Thank you very much.

-There we go. I said so.

-Yes, Kelvin.

-Right, do you want that cuppa?

-No, I'm meeting Barry.

-Where have you been? Or with who?

-I'm off to the shower.

-Who was the unlucky lady?

-Leave him alone.

-Local?

-No.

-A student?

-Come on. I'd tell you.

-Come on. I'd tell you.

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-No, you wouldn't.

-Working today?

-Working today?

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-Does it matter?

-Just trying to start a conversation.

-Let's talk about you

-sleeping with my cousin.

-We've finished, Iolo.

-I can do what I want.

-Why Sion? Are you working

-your way through the family?

-That's not fair.

-I never thought you'd do this.

-I never thought you'd do this.

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-This has nothing to do with you.

-I'm going to work.

-You can have the house to yourself.

-Phone Philip.

-He might fancy coming over.

-Sorry I'm in a rush,

-I have a round to finish.

-It's OK. Thanks, Vince.

-Close the door after you.

-Close the door after you.

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-OK, Vince, cheerio.

-Well, what do you think?

-It's a good house.

-Solid,

-like terrace houses tend to be.

-Would it be good for us?

-You'll have a better idea of that

-having lived next door.

-Is there anything wrong?

-There's some damp

-in the back bedroom.

-Water coming in

-or was coming in some time ago.

-Big job?

-Big job?

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-Hard to tell with water.

-Usually down to the chimney,

-flashing maybe.

-If you buy it,

-I'll have a look for you.

-Thanks for coming, what with you

-having a lot to deal with right now.

-Are you putting in an offer?

-I'll think about it.

-A major change

-from your bachelor pad.

-My priorities have changed.

-It happens to us all, Barry,

-sooner or later.

-Has the specialist seen Dani?

-Has the specialist seen Dani?

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-He's just been.

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-What's wrong?

-What did the doctor say?

-She's going to be OK.

-Thank goodness.

-I don't need an operation.

-With a brace to keep my back

-straight, it should heal itself.

-How long will that take?

-How long will that take?

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-Weeks, months maybe.

-It won't be pleasant, but...

-There doesn't appear to be

-any permanent damage.

-The doc said she was very lucky.

-Is it OK for me to ask what you

-were doing on site wearing heels?

-No, it's not.

-No, it's not.

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-I'm sorry, Dad.

-The nurse said we need to go

-while they give Dani a wash.

-She can't do much for herself

-for a while.

-No problems.

-No problems.

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-We'll all look after you.

-OK, mate.

-What'll you have?

-What'll you have?

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-Coffee, please.

-You OK?

-Yes, great.

-You don't look or sound great.

-Is she bothering you?

-For once, no.

-What's wrong?

-Someone's eaten your porridge.

-Llio copped off with Sion.

-What? Seriously.

-Didn't he tell you?

-I didn't think he'd own up.

-I knew he'd been somewhere.

-I knew he'd been somewhere.

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-Now you know. Our house.

-I'm not sure

-who I'm more upset with.

-I can well believe.

-It might be a good reason

-to move out.

-This house-sharing set-up

-is a bit strange.

-Why should I move out?

-She's the one in the wrong.

-True enough.

-OK, Iolo?

-OK, Iolo?

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-The cheek.

-What's the big deal? You told me

-the other day that you'd split up.

-And you rubbed salt in the wounds.

-And you rubbed salt in the wounds.

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-There are some things you don't do.

-You've done exactly the same.

-Remember?

-A pint of lager, please.

-A pint of lager, please.

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-Forget it.

-OK then. I'll go somewhere else.

-Meical. Hiya.

-No, no, no, I'm OK to talk.

-Meical's on the phone.

-Meical's on the phone.

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-Poor Dani.

-That's great news.

-Hiya. How did it go this morning?

-Hiya. How did it go this morning?

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-Thank you. Thank you, ta-ra.

-Dani's going to be OK,

-but she's still in a lot of pain.

-Oh, good news.

-They'll be mightily relieved.

-Is she taking visitors?

-I didn't ask

-but she was in good spirits.

-I don't know if I can carry these,

-I'm shaking.

-Should I visit the hospital?

-You'll feel better

-after visiting her.

-Thanks, that's very kind.

-Thanks, that's very kind.

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-Give her my best.

-I will. Thanks.

-We have 50 in donations

-and it's only lunchtime.

-Everyone thinks the world of Dani.

-I've just spoken to Meical.

-It'll take time

-but she'll be alright.

-Thank goodness.

-Smile, that's good news.

-I know, but I just want to see her.

-The most important thing we can do

-is keep things ticking over here.

-That's what Dani would want.

-Hiya. OK?

-Hi.

-I've come to apologise

-for this morning.

-I made a bad situation worse.

-Sorry.

-Is that all you want?

-Is that all you want?

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-I'll take a cuppa.

-I'm busy, sorry.

-OK, no problems.

-I might see you in Copa later.

-Copa? Are you serious?

-Why not?

-Why not?

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-Listen, Sion...

-..I don't want to go to Copa

-or anywhere else with you.

-Iolo will come around. It's fine.

-Last night was a mistake.

-Understand?

-Hello. Is Dani Keegan in here?

-Hello. Is Dani Keegan in here?

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-Yes. Go in.

-Can I come in?

-Can I come in?

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-Of course you can.

-We were about to leave. Come on.

-We were about to leave. Come on.

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-We haven't been here long.

-You can stay.

-You can stay.

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-We'll be back tomorrow. Ta-ta, love.

-Ta-ta, Nain.

-Ta-ta, Nain.

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-Take care.

-Ta-ta, Dani.

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-OK, thanks.

-You look tired. I won't stay long.

-No. Please don't go.

-I'm so, so sorry

-for all this trouble.

-I should've listened.

-I'm the one who should be sorry

-for not making sure you were safe.

-I was stupid, Terry.

-Don't upset yourself.

-It doesn't matter now.

-What's important

-is getting you back on your feet.

-From what I heard in the cafe...

-..the doctors say

-you'll make a full recovery.

-Yes, hopefully.

-Focus on getting stronger.

-Glenda and I will call again.

-No, please don't go.

-The conversation is limited in here.

-Five minutes then.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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-Hiya.

-Thanks for coming.

-Us not seeing each other

-didn't last long.

-A lot has changed since yesterday.

-How is Dani?

-Better today, thanks.

-I'm glad.

-They say

-she'll make a full recovery.

-She's going to be in a brace

-for weeks.

-She'll need a lot of help

-and support.

-I understand

-what you're trying to say.

-I can't... leave her now.

-Of course not.

-This changes nothing between us.

-I want to be with you, Rhys.

-We'll just carry on hiding.

-See each other when we can.

-For now, yes.

-I'm here for you, OK?

-Thanks.

-There you go.

-There you go.

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-Thanks, Philip.

-Thanks.

-I've heard you're selling the house.

-Yes, it's a horrible process.

-It can all go wrong so easily.

-Yes, it can.

-Sorry, Philip. I didn't think.

-Any interest?

-Well, it's not officially

-on the market...

-..but there is someone, maybe.

-I won't name names

-in case I jinx it.

-I understand. Mum's the word.

-Come on then.

-I'd like a word.

-Matthew's opened his big mouth then.

-What were you thinking?

-He's your cousin.

-OK, I crossed the line.

-You can't come back here

-and do what you want.

-No, I can't. Obviously.

-I'm heading back to Spain.

-Away from this hell hole.

-You said you never wanted

-to see your mother again.

-We'll be fine. Two sinners together.

-Come back here.

-Sion!

-I'll go and leave you in peace.

-Thanks for coming.

-What are you doing here?

-What are you doing here?

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-Just making sure Dani's OK.

-As you can see, she's not.

-It's your fault.

-Dad! Don't.

-Dad! Don't.

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-Guilty conscience?

-Dad! Stop.

-I can understand you're upset.

-I can understand you're upset.

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-Upset? She's broken her back.

-You shouldn't have let her

-climb those stairs.

-I did nothing wrong.

-Get out of my sight

-before I do something I regret.

-And keep clear of the site too.

-It was my fault, Dad.

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