Fri, 06 Nov 2015 Pobol y Cwm

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-I remember that feeling well!

-How's Sheryl?

-How's Sheryl?

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-She's still a bit weak.

-Arwen!

-What's she doing with you?

-Britt needed time to clean.

-I'll take her now.

-I'll take her now.

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-No.

-Britt would kill me

-if I dumped Arwen in the village.

-Give her here!

-This isn't the way to do it.

-This isn't the way to do it.

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-I don't believe this.

-Stop it or you'll scare her.

-I'm her mother!

-I'm not giving her to you.

-Speak to Britt.

-Mam will come and get you later.

-OK?

-Well, I'm wide awake now, anyway!

-Right, come on.

-Hi, Diane.

-Am I disturbing you?

-No. It's a bit too quiet here today.

-How can I help you?

-I want a little change.

-I want a little change.

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-The colour or style?

-Or a skinhead like Dai?

-Not a hairstyle change.

-Don't laugh now, but...

-..I've heard of a company

-that turns over a decent profit.

-Maybe, or maybe not,

-I'm not sure yet...

-..but maybe I could set one up

-along those lines.

-Right. And what is this business?

-Escorts.

-You're going to be an escort!

-You're going to be an escort!

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-No, don't be so soft!

-I want to set up my own company.

-In Cwmderi?

-What will you call it? Cwm-To-Bed?

-It's not that kind of company!

-Why does everyone think...?

-No, it will be

-a sophisticated business...

-..offering clients

-culture and conversation.

-Right.

-I was thinking, would you consider

-being one of my escorts?

-What? Diane, no!

-Come on,

-you're clearly fed up in the salon.

-That doesn't mean

-I want to be an escort.

-Alright. I've offered.

-Give it some thought, at least.

-You could earn a decent fee.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-What do you want?

-Confirmation

-that the holiday is cancelled.

-Good.

-Good.

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-I hope that's the end of it.

-Drama between Sioned and Angela

-is the last thing I need.

-It's a bit late for that.

-Aren't you fed up of it too?

-Life would be so much easier

-for both of us if they were friends.

-There must be something we can do.

-There must be something we can do.

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-Angela isn't the problem.

-You should talk to Sioned.

-Angela and I are alright, thanks.

-Thanks a bunch.

-The cheque?

-Why did you ask Garry

-to look after her when I was free?

-I didn't want to push you too soon.

-I'm ready to have Arwen back.

-I'm better.

-Honestly, I'm better.

-I don't even miss drinking.

-I'll come back this evening

-to pick her up.

-Maybe it's best

-if we left it a bit longer.

-To make sure.

-Britt, I'm better!

-Britt, I'm better!

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-But are you ready?

-You've just lost your temper now.

-You've just lost your temper now.

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-Any mother would lose her temper.

-I've got a responsibility

-to ensure the girl is safe.

-We'll see what Sion has to say.

-"Welsh escorts"

-Hey.

-Hiya.

-I put my CV through the door

-last night.

-I've glanced at it. I'll come

-to a decision by next week.

-Really? Is there a chance you can

-tell me earlier? I need the work.

-I'm not sure. I have to talk it over

-with Sheryl first.

-Why?

-Why?

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-Why? Because she's the owner.

-Yes, but we both know

-it's you who's running the show.

-Well...

-Your name should be on the door

-as you've got the business brain.

-You do have plenty of experience,

-I suppose.

-Stocking shelves.

-And working with customers...

-..working as part of a team

-and problem solving.

-I'd love working here with you.

-If you can't make a decision

-without Sheryl...

-Whoa, whoa!

-I suppose I could do

-with the company.

-And you're not scared of hard work.

-And you're not scared of hard work.

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-Anything.

-Go on then.

-Do you want to start on Monday?

-Yes! You won't regret it.

-Thanks, Dani.

-You're going to be an amazing boss.

-You're asleep now!

-That's how they all are.

-It will be easier for you

-once Sheryl comes home.

-I know, but it'll be strange

-having all three of us in the house.

-Don't you mean...

-..strange in good way?

-Yes. We'd better go back.

-Ta-ra.

-Angela.

-I'd like it if you and Eifion

-came over for a meal tonight.

-Seriously?

-After all that's happened?

-A chance for us to sit down

-over dinner, like a family.

-There's no point. I'm sick of trying

-to be Sioned's sister.

-She won't change.

-And I'm sick of both of you

-trying to score points.

-If you want this new business

-to succeed we all have to get on.

-Come over by 6 o'clock.

-Sion, sorry to interrupt your work.

-Alright?

-Not really,

-I've been to see Britt.

-You look upset.

-She won't let Arwen come back home.

-What?

-What?

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-She isn't sure I'm ready.

-But I am ready, I'm better.

-Arwen's my child.

-Of course, and Britt thinks

-the world of Arwen.

-Are you saying I don't?

-She should be with her mother.

-I shouldn't have to go through

-nonsense like this.

-I'll have a word with her later.

-Ows will be in at 5 o'clock.

-I'll go home as soon as I can.

-Thank you, Sion.

-Tell her...

-..I get my daughter back tonight...

-..no matter what she says.

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-Santa Claus has come early.

-Santa Claus has come early.

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-Ed, you're a star.

-We'll have to tidy up,

-I'm cooking a special dinner.

-A romantic meal for two?

-A romantic meal for two?

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-I've invited Angela and Eifion over.

-You've done what!?

-We have to move on...

-..by reminding ourselves

-we all like each other.

-Don't run away.

-Don't run away.

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-This was your idea.

-You're on your own so get on

-with the cooking and cleaning.

-I don't intend

-lifting a finger to help.

-You don't do discounts, do you?

-I'm afraid not.

-The money goes to a worthy cause.

-Some of this stuff is overpriced.

-You're Debbie's daughter,

-aren't you?

-Yes.

-You have a newborn baby. How is he?

-You have a newborn baby. How is he?

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-Fine, thanks.

-That's very nice, isn't it?

-A lovely colour.

-Listen, why don't you take it

-and I'll pay?

-No, I've got money.

-You can use the money

-to buy something for the baby.

-Sorry?

-I'm sure raising a child

-is a costly business nowadays.

-What would you know

-about raising children?

-I work really hard

-to take care of my son.

-Actually, I got a new job today.

-You have no right to judge me.

-You have no right to judge me.

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-I'm not judging you at all.

-Oh, no, not at all. Please!

-I'm so sorry,

-I shouldn't have said anything.

-It's none of my business.

-It's none of my business.

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-No, it isn't!

-But never mind...

-..you won't see me here again.

-Oh, dear, dear.

-Sioned, they'll be here any minute.

-And?

-And?

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-Try to be welcoming.

-I like your shirt.

-I've chosen that dress for you,

-now go and get changed.

-We're not early, are we?

-We're not early, are we?

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-No. Come in.

-I'll put some music on, shall I?

-I can't wait.

-I can't wait.

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-Sit down.

-Isn't it up to her to decide

-when she's ready to have Arwen back?

-You take her at her word, do you,

-and put your granddaughter at risk?

-Ffion was an alcoholic

-five minutes ago...

-..and now she's ready

-to be a mother again.

-Are you unwilling to accept

-that Ffion's fully recovered...

-..if it means losing Arwen?

-I'd do anything for that girl.

-As her grandfather,

-you should feel the same.

-TEXT ALERT

-Ffion.

-She's asking

-if she can come over for a chat.

-It's Arwen's wellbeing that matters.

-We both know that.

-Yes, and that's why

-Arwen should stay with us.

-But not for ever.

-Alright. Tell Ffion to come over.

-How was work today, Ange?

-How was work today, Ange?

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-Not bad, thanks.

-Thank you

-for cancelling the holiday.

-This meal is tasty, Ed.

-Did you cook?

-Yes, there's more there.

-Yes, come on, eat our food.

-There you go.

-Watch what you're doing.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-Sioned!

-Sorry!

-Sorry!

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-You did that on purpose.

-Oh, well!

-Do you remember when you and I

-went to a restaurant in Venice...

-..and the waiter

-spilled sauce down my top?!

-I had to take off my top...

-..and the entire restaurant

-stared at us!

-You'd better go home

-to change that top.

-It doesn't matter.

-It's an old top anyway.

-Worse things happen at sea.

-More wine?

-Have you got enough beer?

-It's Meilyr that needs knocking out,

-not me.

-He's asleep in his cot upstairs.

-Are you going to tell me why you

-rushed out of the cafe earlier?

-Did I?

-As soon as I mentioned Sheryl, you

-were out of the place like a shot.

-You are...

-..looking forward

-to her coming home, aren't you?

-Yes, of course I am.

-It's just... Thanks.

-I've enjoyed the time with Meilyr.

-I found it exhausting at times...

-..but I've loved

-having him to myself.

-I see.

-I haven't had the chance before.

-I missed out with Rhys.

-This is the first time

-I get to raise my own son.

-You'll need Sheryl.

-I haven't always got on

-with Gwyneth but...

-..I couldn't have raised Gwern

-without her.

-I don't intend being

-without Sheryl.

-I just want to enjoy

-the here and now.

-BABY CRIES

-Plate up the food.

-I won't be long.

-I can't wait until Monday.

-I can't wait until Monday.

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-Nor me, we'll have fun.

-It's more than I'd get

-if I worked with her.

-Megan Harries? She's a nice woman.

-As if! She was judgemental earlier.

-How dare she tell me how to be

-a mother - she has no idea herself.

-She does have children.

-She does have children.

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-Really?

-But they live away

-so she never sees them.

-She must be so lonely.

-She must be so lonely.

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-I didn't know that.

-I'll be back in a minute.

-Mrs Harries.

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-I want to say sorry for earlier.

-No, you were right.

-I was being nosy

-and that wasn't fair on you.

-You were only trying to help.

-I didn't know you have children.

-I've got two as it happens.

-I rarely see them,

-they flew the nest a long time ago.

-Is the shop open tomorrow?

-Of course.

-Of course.

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-Good.

-I want you to meet Nicky.

-Really?

-I'd love that.

-Alright?

-I'm still carrying out research.

-OK, Diane, I've been thinking.

-How would you like me

-to be your business partner?

-What? Run the business together?

-What? Run the business together?

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-Yes.

-I can run the salon on my own...

-..I know how to handle customers...

-..do the accounts

-and take major decisions.

-If Garry can run his own business,

-why can't I?

-Do you mean it?

-This could be great for both of us.

-Yes, alright. Welcome to the team.

-Thank you!

-You showed her who's boss.

-Do you reckon?

-In not raising to the bait?

-Definitely.

-I'm so fed up of her childish games.

-You did well to keep cool.

-It wasn't easy.

-Come on, let's get you

-out of these dirty clothes.

-And a bath maybe?

-And a bath maybe?

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-Oh, yes, great. I'll get the wine.

-Do we need it?

-Do we need it?

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-Yes, we're celebrating.

-You've put Sioned in her place.

-We've just finished dinner.

-How are you, Ffion?

-Where's Arwen?

-Listen,

-we've both talked about this.

-For the time being,

-we can't give her back to you.

-You're not serious.

-There's Arwen's well-being

-to consider.

-Maybe you've made a full recovery,

-maybe not...

-..but we can't take the risk.

-But you both drink here.

-Who's actually taking risks?

-But our drinking is under control.

-You nagged him to change his mind,

-didn't you?

-He was willing for me

-to have her earlier.

-I didn't say that.

-You can't do this.

-Sorry, Ffion.

-But you're breaking my heart.

-We're sorry...

-..but until we are absolutely

-certain that you've recovered...

-..Arwen will have to stay here.

-It's hard, isn't it?

-I'm sure

-that we're doing the right thing.

-There we are.

-We can both relax now

-knowing that Arwen's safe.

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