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-Don't talk to him or look at him.

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-Leave my family alone.

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-Leave my family alone.

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-We understand each other.

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-We always have.

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-Macs, we're back!

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-Stephanie Ann Murphy.

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-She's my little girl.

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-Why did it have to be her?

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-Of all people.

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-We believe that your collapse was

-the direct result of an overdose.

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-You almost died, Aled.

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-Argh!

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-She embarrassing herself

-and is old enough to be his mother.

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-Why are you looking at her

-like that?

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-The company I'm working for wants a

-Head of Maths for a private school.

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-I'm happy here.

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-Goodnight, Eurig.

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-You're pathetic.

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-KNOCK AT DOOR

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-Can we come in, Dad?

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-Please?

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-It's obvious what's going on here.

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-If she'd have listened to me

-she wouldn't be in this situation.

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-We need to support Abi

-not judge her.

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-Trouble in paradise?

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-Can I ask a favour, Mam?

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-Can I ask a favour, Mam?

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-Of course.

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-I said from the start

-that boy would betray you.

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-I know the type.

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-Don't you need to look

-for your football kit?

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-Or do you want to elaborate

-on that visit last night?

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-Is it an ongoing heart condition?

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-Is it an ongoing heart condition?

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-They don't know for sure yet.

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-That's what Aled said.

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-He wouldn't make it up.

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-Ooh!

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-You OK?

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-What's wrong?

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-What's wrong?

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-Braxton Hicks.

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-Who is he?

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-Who is he?

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-Fake contractions.

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-My sister had those.

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-Uncomfortable.

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-Uncomfortable.

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-Hmm-mmm.

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-Fake, you said?

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-Yep.

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-Is everything OK?

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-Of course.

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-There's nothing to worry about.

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-It's a sign that my body's

-preparing for the big day.

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-It can't come yet any way.

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-We haven't finished the room,

-bought clothes or found a buggy.

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-My mate's got a buggy for sale.

-It's a Booba-Bog, or something.

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-Reckon it's like new.

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-Reckon it's like new.

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-Ooh.

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-Oh!

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-We don't need to buy second-hand.

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-We don't need to buy second-hand.

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-New ones are expensive.

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-We need to get the stuff ASAP.

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-Oh!

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-Lucas...

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-I've been thinking about yesterday

-and I am sorry for being paranoid.

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-I only do it because I like you.

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-You know I'm sorry, don't you?

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-You know I'm sorry, don't you?

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-Yes, I do.

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-But exams are coming up and...

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-Yes, and?

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-I think I need time

-to concentrate.

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-Both of us need to concentrate

-to do well.

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-So, what?

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-Do you think we need some space?

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-A break, you know.

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-I'll see you later, OK?

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-What? Lucas!

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-Ah, Ceri, how is Aled?

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-Ah, Ceri, how is Aled?

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-Stable.

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-They're still running tests.

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-Lucky someone was with him

-when it happened.

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-How is Aled?

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-How is Aled?

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-Improving.

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-Sorry, I need caffeine

-before my first lesson.

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-Did you get my message for cover

-in the Welsh department?

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-Oh my, gosh. I'm sorry, Dr Murphy.

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-I'll sort something out ASAP.

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-What about the first lesson?

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-What about the first lesson?

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-I've got an idea.

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-Hello, Mr Bell.

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-Good morning.

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-I've got a huge favour to ask you.

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-SCHOOL BELL

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-Right, Year 11.

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-There's no need to look

-so disappointed.

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-We'll express opinions this morning.

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-Who wants to go first?

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-Dylan?

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-LAUGHTER AND YELLING

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-Hmm-mmm!

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-Good morning, Year 8.

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-Mrs Harding is...

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-What's this?

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-What's this?

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-We had a collection for Mrs Harding.

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-We wanted to give her

-a get well soon present.

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-A Wild Girl's Adventures.

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-A very interesting choice, Year 8.

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-This is a very kind gesture.

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-Thank you.

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-What is gesture in Welsh, miss?

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-Well, erm...

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-'Arwydd'...

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-..or, erm...

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-..'ystum'.

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-That's not quite right.

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-Mrs Harding would know.

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-LAUGHTER

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-Right, then, books out.

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-Civil rights in this country are

-extreme and it's out of control.

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-Do you want to do something tonight?

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-Do you want to do something tonight?

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-Last night was a close shave.

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-There's nothing wrong

-with taking a risk.

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-I've got football training tonight.

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-I've got football training tonight.

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-You're choosing Bell over me.

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-Is there a problem over there?

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-Is there a problem over there?

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-No, sir.

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-Football sounds like

-the perfect cover story.

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-Come on.

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-Woah!

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-GIGGLING

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-Sshh!

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-Get on with it, please.

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-MESSAGE ALERT

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-SCHOOL BELL

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-Mam, can I have some lunch money?

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-Mam, can I have some lunch money?

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-I'm on the phone.

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-We need someone ASAP.

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-No, next week isn't good enough.

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-Friday afternoon? No.

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-Hiya, can I help you?

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-Hiya, can I help you?

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-I'm here to see Gwenno Bell.

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-I'll just put you on hold.

-Can you find someone, please?

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-Sorry, what's your name?

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-Sorry, what's your name?

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-Abi Bell.

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-Oh.

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-Hey.

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-Are you alright?

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-Are you alright?

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-Great.

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-I know.

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-You're worried about Aled.

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-I sensed last night that

-there was something between you.

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-It's times like these that make you

-realize what's important in life.

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-Annest...

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-To think he had a heart attack

-out of the blue.

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-Poor thing.

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-Promise me you won't tell anyone.

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-What?

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-What?

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-He didn't have a heart attack.

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-It was a drug overdose.

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-He's been lying.

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-I don't understand. An overdose?

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-He's been addicted to painkillers

-since the accident.

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-He promised me that he'd given

-them up but obviously he hadn't.

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-He's been coming to school

-and acting so normal.

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-He's an addict, Annest.

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-He's fooled us all.

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-Hello.

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-And look who's here.

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-Hello, love.

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-Here are the car keys.

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-There's food, milk

-and nappies in the bag.

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-What are you doing here?

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-Did you know she was coming?

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-Did you know she was coming?

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-I've got to see Lee.

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-This isn't a drop-in centre.

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-I can't wait to introduce

-my granddaughter to everyone.

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-I'll only be an hour at the most.

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-I'll only be an hour at the most.

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-You're welcome.

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-I hope this won't become

-a regular thing.

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-Llywela?

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-I'm here to see Dr Murphy, please.

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-So, is she "back" back?

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-So, is she "back" back?

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-I don't know.

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-She wanted to see Dr Murphy.

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-I'm sure we'll find out soon as

-gossip spreads like wildfire here.

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-Do you want hold her, Math?

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-Oh, I've got to go in a minute.

-I've got loads of assessments to do.

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-Math, you'd better

-get some practice.

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-Your baby will be here soon.

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-Ooh.

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-Math's a bit scary, isn't he?

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-I think it's the glasses.

-She's the same with Eurig.

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-Right, excuse us.

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-It's almost time for a nap.

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-Bye, bye!

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-Oh.

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-Enjoy your spare time

-whilst it lasts.

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-I've signed everything,

-like you wanted.

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-Can we make it a quick process?

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-Mrs Harding...

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-Mrs Harding...

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-No, please.

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-Teaching has been my life

-for almost 40 years.

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-I understand why I have to leave.

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-And why we can't...

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-The way I've treated you.

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-I'm not accepting it.

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-I'm not accepting your retirement.

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-Mr Jenkins has fallen ill

-unexpectedly.

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-Unfortunately,

-he won't be with us for a while.

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-Despite that fact

-I don't want you near me...

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-..I have to put the school first.

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-We will have to find a way

-of working together for now.

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-But...

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-You may have given birth to me...

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-..but as far as I'm concerned

-it stops there.

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-History, personal circumstances,

-I don't want to know - ever.

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-You're meant to be outside.

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-How times do I have to tell you?

-That way, go on!

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-Good meeting?

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-SCHOOL BELL

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-Right then, revision.

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-I know we had a shock yesterday...

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-..but don't forget

-the good work we did there, OK?

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-OK, Carla?

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-Right, books out, please.

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-Ah, Llywela...

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-Mrs Harding.

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-Just fixing this

-and I'll be on my way.

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-Can you do it somewhere else?

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-Yeah.

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-I suppose so.

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-Just collecting a few things.

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-Is that any of your business?

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-Right.

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-I'll get out of your way.

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-Aww.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-I've just seen her.

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-You OK?

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-I had to ask her back.

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-I had no choice.

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-Come here.

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-For what it's worth...

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-..I think you've done

-the right thing.

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-I hope so.

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-I just need to be professional.

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-I feel like every time you come in

-here I'm going through some crisis.

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-Sorry.

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-How about doing something tonight?

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-Something nice.

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-Oh, let me think.

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-Gym session with Math, or something

-nice with a beautiful woman.

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-I didn't realize you had plans.

-You go ahead.

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-Which do you think I prefer to do,

-you plonker?

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-You can't get away with calling

-your headteacher a plonker.

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-You'd better buy me dinner tonight.

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-Thank you.

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-SCHOOL BELL

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-Thanks, miss.

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-Thanks, Carla.

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-Uh-oh!

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-I've forgotten my boots.

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-I've got two pairs.

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-Mam and Dad got me a new pair

-over the weekend.

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-No offence but there's no way

-I'm wearing your old boots.

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-I'll run home and be back ASAP.

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-So?

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-So?

-

-We'd better go and find my boots.

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-You've taken my phone.

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-It is your phone, then.

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-I wasn't sure because

-you've got photos like this.

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-What are you doing? Give it here!

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-What are you doing? Give it here!

-

-I wasn't paranoid, I was right.

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-You're a total psycho.

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-You're a total psycho.

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-Psycho?

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-You've had an affair with someone

-who is old enough to be your mother.

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-You're sick.

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-You're sick.

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-At least I'm single now.

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-I'm free to do what I want to do.

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-So, do you fancy the cinema tonight?

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-As apparently we won't be

-able to leave the house soon.

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-I thought you were doing

-circuits with Mei tonight.

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-He had a better offer.

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-Oh.

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-What's wrong?

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-Nothing.

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-I was thinking of going to see Aled.

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-OK, I'll come with you.

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-I'm sorry...

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-..but this is something

-I have to do on my own.

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-Alright.

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-Cool.

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-I'll see you at home.

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-Yeah.

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-Thanks.

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-Chill out, we've got loads of time.

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-DOOR CLOSES

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-Who was that?

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-Who was that?

-

-My nan. Don't worry, she's harmless.

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-I've got company,

-please do not swear!

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-Did you tell her I was coming here?

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-Watch out! I haven't got a face on.

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-Watch out! I haven't got a face on.

-

-You look beautiful.

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-Betty, this is Macsen,

-Macsen, Betty.

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-Hiya, love. What are you then?

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-A boy or a girl?

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-Erm... I'm a boy.

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-There we go, then.

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-Who wants chips later?

-I'm not cooking.

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-Take the money and get me a piece of

-cod and curry sauce for the morning.

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-Annest?

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-How's your heart?

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-The doctors still don't know what

-caused it but I feel a lot better.

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-Waw.

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-Ceri was right.

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-Sorry?

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-You've done this to yourself, Aled.

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-You should be ashamed.

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-I actually felt sorry for you.

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-I felt sad that something like this

-could happen to a young person.

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-I worried that a hereditary heart

-condition could affect the baby.

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-I don't know what Ceri's said...

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-You've got a problem

-and you need to sort it out quickly.

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-This baby is having nothing to do

-with a drug addict.

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-You don't want me part of its life

-and have cut me out from the start.

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-You and Math

-and your perfect little life.

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-Cut you out?

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-Cut you out?

-

-Yeah.

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-You know what?

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-My life with Math

-is far from being perfect...

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-..but he's always been

-honest with me.

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-I'd pick him any day

-over someone selfish like you...

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-..who can't even look after himself.

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-MESSAGE ALERT

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-Hello, again.

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-Don't talk to him or look at him.

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-Leave my family alone, OK?

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-It's up to me

-who I hang around with.

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-Although, I'm not ready to tell them

-I'm revising with the enemy.

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-Revising with the enemy

-sounds like a dodgy nineties film.

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-It's six 'o clock.

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-What?

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-What?

-

-Joke!

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-Not funny. Oh, cramp!

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-Get up, then.

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-Get up, then.

-

-I can't.

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-I thought you had cramp.

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-I forgot.

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-You're a much better kisser

-than Gwydion.

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-You're sick.

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-It's true.

0:19:500:19:51

-I'm starving

-after all this hard work.

0:19:510:19:54

-Let's go and get some chips.

0:19:540:19:57

-What are you doing home so early?

0:20:020:20:05

-Don't tell me you've been sent home.

0:20:050:20:08

-Football was cancelled.

0:20:080:20:10

-Is Macsen here?

0:20:110:20:12

-Is Macsen here?

-

-No, he was meant to be with you.

0:20:120:20:14

-He made up some lame excuse

-about forgetting his boots.

0:20:150:20:18

-I saw him leave with Nicky McLeod.

0:20:180:20:21

-They were all over each other

-this morning.

0:20:210:20:24

-Col, where are you going?

0:20:250:20:27

-Col, where are you going?

-

-To find him.

0:20:270:20:28

-I'm coming too.

0:20:280:20:29

-I'm coming too.

-

-No way. You stay here.

0:20:290:20:30

-Colin!

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-Col!

0:20:320:20:33

-What are you doing

-with all this stuff?

0:20:370:20:40

-Me and Lee have finished

-and I've moved out.

0:20:410:20:44

-And you're moving back here.

0:20:440:20:46

-Don't make a scene.

0:20:460:20:48

-I'm not making a scene.

-I deserve an explanation.

0:20:480:20:51

-It's my house.

0:20:510:20:52

-It's my house.

-

-It's our house, Eurig.

0:20:520:20:54

-I said from the start

-what sort of boy Lee was.

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-You wouldn't listen.

0:20:570:21:00

-Will you check on Skye, Mam?

0:21:000:21:01

-Will you check on Skye, Mam?

-

-Yes.

0:21:010:21:02

-Look at you now.

0:21:030:21:04

-A single mother who has to

-move back to her parents...

0:21:050:21:10

-..because he's changed his mind...

0:21:100:21:14

-..or he's having an affair.

0:21:140:21:17

-I had the affair, not Lee.

0:21:170:21:21

-Sorry?

0:21:210:21:23

-You heard. I had the affair.

0:21:230:21:26

-But unlike you

-I was honest about it...

0:21:260:21:29

-..and not hide behind

-self-righteousness.

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-Wait a minute.

0:21:330:21:34

-Wait a minute.

-

-No, Dad.

0:21:340:21:35

-You've treated Mam like dirt for

-decades and nobody's said anything.

0:21:350:21:40

-You still treat her like dirt.

0:21:400:21:43

-Just do the right thing

-and let her go.

0:21:430:21:45

-She deserves that.

0:21:460:21:48

-She deserves a better life.

0:21:480:21:50

-Come on, I've only got an hour.

0:22:050:22:07

-We can do loads in an hour.

0:22:080:22:10

-Dad.

0:22:120:22:13

-Come on!

0:22:170:22:17

-Come on!

-

-Stop it, get off!

0:22:170:22:20

-I don't want you near that girl.

-Get in the car now.

0:22:200:22:24

-You've lost the plot!

0:22:240:22:25

-You've lost the plot!

-

-Well, get used to it.

0:22:250:22:26

-This is how things are going to be.

-My house, my rules.

0:22:260:22:30

-Stop it!

0:22:300:22:31

-Stop it!

-

-Stay out of it.

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-You're hurting me, Dad.

0:22:340:22:35

-Keep away. This is your warning,

-once and for all.

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