Fri, 09 Sep 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Dai's going to kill me.

-What are you going to do?

-Well...

-..when I was in prison I shared

-a cell with a bloke from Carmarthen.

-Gordon. Maybe he could help.

-Can you trust this Gordon?

-I don't have any choice.

-Be careful, OK.

-Hey. Two coffees, please.

-I hope we'll get a good crowd.

-I've tried to persuade a few.

-Some promised and others didn't.

-Is Sion White

-on this Bethania committee?

-No, no.

-I called in Y Felin last night...

-..but his head

-isn't in the right place.

-He wouldn't take the laptop back.

-I've had to give it to Iolo.

-I guess he wants peace and quiet.

-Hey, Gordon.

-Hiya.

-How are you? Um, Mark.

-Yes, good.

-Listen...

-..I want to ask a favour.

-He doesn't suspect any thing.

-He doesn't suspect any thing.

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-Brilliant.

-Imagine the surprise he'll get.

-I know.

-I've confirmed with Ed, the taxi

-will be outside at 2 o'clock...

-..to take you to the hot air

-balloon in Bristol.

-Oh! I can't wait.

-Eifion wants a new exhaust

-for the van.

-But the company that usually sends

-the stuff has...

-Am I talking to myself here

-or what?

-Garry.

-What?

-He's talking to you.

-It's obvious you've got more

-important matters on your mind.

-See you in the garage later.

-There's no need to be rude.

-Where an earth is Iolo?

-He's supposed to be here.

-Why don't you and I go over there?

-There's no point

-dragging him over too.

-Because he and your dear brother

-are responsible for this mess.

-Garry, please! We're going

-round and round in circles.

-It's their wedding.

-Why did you have to pay?

-Well?

-Because...

-Because...

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-Because, what?

-At last!

-Right, we're off.

-Sorry, to where?

-To Nant Y Dderwen Hotel.

-To get my money back.

-Come on!

-There's no need to despair,

-we can recreate Bethania.

-The dear place

-will never be the same.

-We can recreate it in spirit.

-No, we won't.

-Everything's getting worse.

-Well, maybe, what we need

-is a multi-purpose building.

-A place to worship...

-..as well as a place to socialize

-and host eisteddfodau...

-That was the purpose of the vestry.

-A place for activities and events.

-But there won't be a vestry,

-just one building.

-What you need is a place

-to draw the crowds.

-With all respect to Bethania,

-nobody used it.

-What do you suggest?

-How about creating a place

-here people can enjoy themselves?

-Karaoke and bingo.

-Heavens above, Debbie!

-Don't be so foolhardy.

-Why don't we call another meeting?

-Maybe more will turn up

-and we'll have even more ideas.

-No more ridiculous ideas, hopefully.

-We'd better go, Megan,

-because we don't want to be late.

-Where are you two going?

-Bryntirion.

-It's Dai's birthday party, he's 62.

-Alright?

-Ta-ra.

-Yes? How did it go?

-Alright, considering this was

-the first meeting. Quite spirited.

-Has anything been decided?

-Has anything been decided?

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-We decided to have another meeting.

-It's nice to see you so determined.

-It's nice to see you so determined.

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-Someone has to push for change.

-Otherwise nothing will get done.

-This won't do you any harm...

-..when you apply for the headship

-of the new school.

-What did Gordon say?

-What did Gordon say?

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-I'm going to see him.

-Be careful.

-Right, so, Sara's phoned.

-She's made us some lunch.

-We need to be in Bryntirion

-at 1.00pm. OK?

-So she's feeling better, is she?

-So she's feeling better, is she?

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-Yes.

-She was much better this morning.

-It's a shame she missed

-last night's dinner.

-Come on, Dai,

-because she doesn't have a key.

-Is there enough for three?

-No, Jim, just the two of us.

-Listen, you go first

-and I'll follow you in the van. OK?

-There's no point.

-We'll go together.

-I've got to price a job

-in Llanarthur today...

-..so it makes more sense

-to go separately.

-Don't start phoning now, as Sara's

-prepared lunch. Off you go.

-I'll see you in Bryntirion

-at 1 o'clock. Don't forget.

-OK.

-I haven't heard anything

-from Mark Jones again!

-It's going straight to voicemail.

-It's going straight to voicemail.

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-Don't worry.

-I'm worried because he promised

-to pay for the bathroom today.

-We won't start the loft conversion

-until we get the money.

-I don't trust him.

-I don't trust him.

-

-Off you go.

-Are you sure about this?

-You and Tyler

-don't want to get married?

-Yes. I'm sorry

-for messing you and Garry around.

-It's OK.

-It's your wedding. If you're not

-happy then there's no point.

-Where on earth is this prat

-of a bloke?

-I'm not staying.

-I'm not staying.

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-He'll be here now.

-Promise me

-you won't do anything stupid.

-You were the one who did something

-stupid. That's why we're here.

-Listen, why don't you let me

-and Iolo explain the situation?

-Let us try and reason with him.

-The two of you have had all week

-to get my money back.

-Did you manage it? Eh?

-Good afternoon, Mr Monk.

-You wait here.

-Do you fancy gatecrashing

-Dai's party?

-I'd love to

-but I've got too much to do.

-I'd like to go.

-I've just seen someone from Craig's

-gang trying to get into the flat.

-Are you sure?

-Stay here. I'll go and have a look.

-That's strange,

-I feel like one of these today.

-Where's Mark? Have you seen him?

-He's in Carmarthen

-to get your money.

-Carmarthen today,

-Swansea yesterday. Where tomorrow?

-Zurich? The Cayman Islands?

-He's gone to get your money.

-He's gone to get your money.

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-Has he?

-Has he looked under the mattress?

-That's where someone like Mark

-usually keeps his money.

-It's company policy.

-I want my money back.

-I'm sorry, there's nothing more

-I can do for you.

-Stuff your policy.

-Try not to worry

-about the court case.

-I can't help it.

-It's there, in my head,

-all the time.

-Has that Mel contacted you?

-No.

-There we go.

-Well?

-Every penny.

-Really? Brill.

-You see.

-You can pay me

-for the cellar job now.

-Yes. Bring the invoice over

-and I'll sort something out.

-Thank you, Garry.

-Thank you. It's lovely.

-Where is Dai?

-Where is Dai?

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-He's probably on his way.

-This is quite a feast.

-What did he say?

-What did he say?

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-He was following in the van.

-Isn't that what he said?

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-Oh, it's Hywel!

-Tell him to hold on for a while.

-Hywel...

-He still isn't here?

-He still isn't here?

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-He's on his way, Megan.

-He's going to have quite a surprise,

-Diane!

-Half of the rugby lads

-have to go back to work.

-They either sing now or not at all.

-They either sing now or not at all.

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-Singing?

-Who's singing what?

-We don't have any choice,

-they'll have to sing right now.

-I'd better put Cwm FM on.

-The rugby club boys are singing

-Happy Birthday to Dai.

-# Happy birthday to you

-# Happy birthday to you

-Hiya.

-Sorry, I knocked on the front door

-but there was no answer...

-..so I went round the back.

-I hope you don't mind.

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-How did you get the manager

-to change his mind?

-Come on.

-Maybe I can learn something.

-All that matters

-is that we've had the cash back.

-But don't go behind my back again.

-Promise?

-Promise.

-Good.

-I'm going to Bryntirion.

-Do you know what you told me

-about Craig's gang?

-You said they've gone abroad.

-You said they've gone abroad.

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-They've gone.

-I've just seen one trying

-to break into the flat.

-Was he one of Craig's men?

-Was he one of Craig's men?

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-Yes.

-After the boss was arrested,

-they all fled abroad.

-You said he was dressed

-as a gas meter reader.

-Maybe that's what he was.

-Do you think so?

-Yes.

-If Garry's certain they're abroad...

-I know they are.

-Maybe I overreacted.

-Ffi, there's no cause for concern.

-After last week...

-Well, I don't know about you...

-..but I felt there was a connection

-between us.

-Yes.

-I didn't feel

-we'd had enough time to talk...

-..that we had much more

-to tell each other.

-Am I right?

-Yes.

-I'm glad you feel the same way.

-I've been thinking about last week.

-Some of the comments you made...

-..about being ill at ease

-and uncomfortable around gay people.

-Why?

-I tried to explain myself.

-Yes, but I don't think

-you told me the truth.

-What do you mean?

-Well, I was thinking...

-..maybe...

-..you've got homosexual tendencies?

-No.

-How can you be so sure?

-How can you be so sure?

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-I know who I am, unlike you.

-You're the one who needs help.

-I went on the Internet

-and printed these off.

-They'll open your eyes, I think.

-You'd better leave.

-Let's talk.

-There's nothing to talk about.

-Homosexuality isn't a disease.

-But you can be cured...

-But you can be cured...

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-Get out!

-You need help.

-Come and look for me

-when you're ready to accept it.

-All you had to do

-was make sure he was here on time.

-I should have asked Jim.

-I should have asked Jim.

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-I did what you told me to do.

-He insisted on coming in the van.

-You know what he's like.

-You should have insisted

-he came with you in the car!

-Jason, you've spoiled everything.

-I'll try him again.

-Such a pity, Diane,

-and you've gone to such trouble.

-The food looks lovely.

-And the cake is something else.

-Whoa! There's a car coming.

-Hallelujah! He's here.

-Sorry, it's Ed's taxi.

-Why is Ed coming here?

-Because he's taking us.

-And if Dai doesn't come soon

-we'll miss the balloon ride.

-What balloon?

-What happened?

-What happened?

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-He didn't turn up.

-Where was he?

-Where was he?

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-Who knows?

-Oh, Mark. Come here.

-I wish I'd never started

-the building work.

-It was a mistake

-right from the start.

-Everyone deserves a decent home.

-It's stupid.

-Dai was here earlier

-ranting about where you were.

-Have you seen Dai anywhere?

-Have you seen Dai anywhere?

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-He was here about an hour ago.

-Do you know where he went?

-Do you know where he went?

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-To look for Mark.

-Have you seen him?

-Diane's baying for his blood.

-He didn't turn up

-to his surprise party.

-APD's locked up.

-APD's locked up.

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-I know where he is!

-He's in our house,

-he's still got a key.

-How do you know that?

-How do you know that?

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-He threatened to take the bath out.

-Dai!

-What's this?

-Meleri brought them.

-Meleri brought them.

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-Meleri?

-She's on bail.

-She's got no right.

-What was she doing here?

-What did she want, Iol?

-To try and help me,

-according to them.

-Why did you let her in?

-Have you forgotten

-what she did to you?

-I didn't let her in.

-She's trying to help me,

-she doesn't think I'm actually gay.

-I wouldn't trust her

-as far as I can throw her.

-I think she's a lost soul.

-She doesn't know who she is.

-Is that the impression she gave?

-To get you to feel sorry for her.

-All she wants is for you

-to change your evidence in court.

-She's messed up.

-She's young.

-She got in with the wrong crowd...

-She got in with the wrong crowd...

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-No, Iol.

-She's dangerous.

-If she knocks on the door again

-you're not to let her in.

-Do you swear?

-Dai, please!

-What are you doing?

-Oh, Jim, you're here to help.

-Oh, Jim, you're here to help.

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-Put it back now!

-Not until I'm paid.

-Not until I'm paid.

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-Look, I can explain.

-Tough! You've had your chance.

-What are you doing here?

-You're supposed to be on a cruise.

-You've spoiled everything as usual.

-I'm going on the cruise tomorrow.

-Today, I've thrown a party

-for you at the house.

-Where were you?

-I heard the rugby boys singing

-happy birthday.

-Who do you think organized it?

-On top of that we're supposed to be

-up in a hot air balloon!

-Why didn't you just tell me

-instead of playing these games?

-Because it was meant to be

-a surprise.

-You stupid idiot.

-Pay up, Mark.

-I don't have it.

-Is this some amateur dramatics?

-You're pathetic.

-Pathetic!

-Mark?

-Mark?

-Mark?

-Can you hear me? Mark?

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