Fri, 16 Dec 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Right, I'd better get changed

-and go to work.

-Trust me,

-Iolo won't want to see you.

-Give him a couple of days

-to cool down.

-You might be right.

-I need to fetch Gwern

-and start on wedding arrangements.

-We need a camper van...

-..a sweet stall, a photo booth...

-..a Prosecco bar,

-a basket of flip-flops...

-..and a cuddly toy.

-For a split second...!

-I don't need any frills. All I want

-is you, me and a couple of friends.

-And our families.

-And our families.

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-Yes.

-The last thing I want

-is to come between you and Iolo.

-If you need more time to think...

-No, I want to get married.

-With a bit of luck,

-he'll come to his senses.

-Do you think so?

-He's convinced it's my plot

-to snare you. He's obsessed.

-What's wrong?

-You're right. He is obsessed.

-What if it's the OCD? There's more

-to it than washing hands.

-It's a complex condition.

-It's a complex condition.

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-I know.

-Where are you going now?

-If he's ill, he needs treatment...

-..and fast.

-My head is pounding.

-Imagine how Cadno's feeling.

-Are you OK to rehearse?

-I can tell Dani you can't come.

-And give her an excuse

-to tell me off? No way.

-You don't have to go if you're ill.

-Do you want to flirt with Dani?

-Do you want to flirt with Dani?

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-Of course not.

-I'm joking. Why would you

-want her when you have me?

-Exactly.

-I'll see you there.

-See you there.

-Hey.

-Why are you still at home?

-You're going to be late.

-I want to get it looking perfect

-for Chester.

-What else is there to do?

-We've already decorated.

-There's a lot more to do, Col.

-You're going to be late.

-I've got a bad stomach.

-You were fine earlier.

-You were fine earlier.

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-She looks a bit pale.

-You don't have a temperature.

-You don't have a temperature.

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-I feel dizzy now.

-Well, sit down.

-OK, I'll phone the school.

-I don't want you in the kitchen.

-I want to make lasagnes

-and a shepherd's pie for Chester.

-He'll want home-made food

-after the slops he's had there.

-Oh, poor dab.

-I thought you were working

-in Llanarthur today.

-I've changed my plans.

-Listen, I think I know why you've

-been so disapproving of Gwyneth.

-I think it's obvious.

-She's a bad person.

-No, but I'm kicking myself

-for not spotting it earlier.

-Sorry, Dad.

-What are you talking about?

-You're not alone.

-There is support out there.

-If the OCD is worse...

-..you need to do something about it,

-before it gets a hold on you.

-This is how it's going to be, is it?

-You don't hear me any more,

-you hear the condition.

-I'm not blaming you.

-I'm trying to help.

-I've worked so hard

-to get where I am...

-..and this is what I get.

-It's under control, Dad.

-Phone the counsellor

-if you don't believe me.

-Gwyneth...

-..wants to destroy you.

-And it's not the condition talking.

-It's your own son.

-Mam.

-Mam.

-Can I have a drink of water,

-please?

-Just a moment.

-I want to finish this first.

-A parcel for you, Britt.

-I saw Mark downstairs.

-How are you feeling, love?

-Oh, it's arrived!

-Mam, my mouth is really dry.

-Chester will love this.

-Chester will love this.

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-It'll be a Christmas to remember.

-This is his welcome-home gift,

-not his Christmas present.

-I can't wait to see his face.

-Do you want me

-to get you a glass of water?

-What am I going to do with him?

-He always listened to you.

-Well...

-..most of the time.

-Now, Adorably,

-off you go to the party.

-If you or your sister don't bag

-that prince, I'll eat my hat.

-I'll bag that prince.

-Don't tell Prettily,

-but I'm a lot prettier than her.

-I don't mind.

-As long as one of you gets him,

-I'll be richer than ever.

-Ha ha ha ha.

-Someone's been practising.

-You were both great.

-I feel a lot less nervous

-now that I know my lines.

-Amazing as usual, Ed.

-Amazing as usual, Ed.

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-What can I say?

-Everyone else

-needs to raise their game.

-Meaning me?

-I didn't say that, did I?

-I want more enthusiasm.

-I want more enthusiasm.

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-Stop having a go at me.

-I'm not.

-Right, the next scene.

-Sorceress Sshh and me as Cinderello.

-I'll use my magic wand

-to improve her acting.

-What did you say?

-The script's the problem, Dani,

-not me.

-No-one else is complaining.

-No-one else is complaining.

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-Dani's done a very good job.

-A good job? It's rubbish.

-At least we know what to do

-if we run out of toilet paper.

-Right, if that's how you feel,

-there's no point you being here.

-Actually...

-..you're sacked.

-You can't sack me.

-You can't sack me.

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-Off you go!

-I don't want to be

-in your pathetic pantomime anyway.

-Come on, Ed.

-Ed.

-Um, no. I'm going to stay.

-You what?

-You heard.

-Shut the door on our way out.

-Right. Where were we?

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-I don't think that's a good idea.

-Do you?

-Cats...

-..this isn't like you.

-What's wrong, love?

-Come on. You can tell me.

-We're happy as we are.

-You, Mam, Aaron and me.

-It will all change

-when he comes back.

-Maybe not. He might have changed.

-That's what worries me.

-Chester was bad enough going

-into prison. He'll be worse now.

-You don't know that.

-I used to be so proud of him.

-My friends thought he was cool.

-They don't want to know me now,

-thanks to him.

-Do you think if I was as naughty

-as Chester I'd get a new tablet?

-You mother's excited

-to have him home.

-Well, I'm not.

-Prison can change you

-for the better.

-You might get

-your cool big brother back.

-We'll see.

-Yes.

-Yes, we'll see.

-Shall I make you some lunch?

-Yes, please. I'm starving.

-Your stomach's better, is it?!

-Don't worry, I won't say a word.

-Merry Christmas, Mam.

-Alright?

-Are you?

-Is it your mother's birthday?

-No. I miss her, that's all.

-Yes.

-If we could only

-be given a day pass.

-I'm not asking for much.

-Just one day.

-It wouldn't be enough.

-I miss Dad every day.

-How did the rehearsal go?

-Dani's sacked me.

-Be grateful.

-Is that what's upset you? Dani?

-No. I don't care

-what she thinks of me.

-Something has upset you.

-I expected Ed to be more supportive.

-You need to talk to him right now...

-..not your father.

-And to whom should you be talking?

-Hey.

-Where's that tablet now?

-I've put it away in a safe place.

-I want to wrap it.

-Listen, Britt.

-Are you sure about this gift?

-Back to normality

-is what he needs...

-..not some fancy gifts.

-Making a big fuss won't help him.

-He needs time

-to get used to everyday life again.

-You're angry with me.

-I shouldn't have said it.

-Do you know what? I sometimes think

-you know him better than me, Colin.

-He can have the tablet

-for Christmas.

-It'll help Chester to have you

-as a friend.

-Yes, I'm not sure

-if we're best mates.

-Of course... Of course you are!

-The way you've bonded so soon

-is fantastic.

-And he'll need you more

-than ever now, Col...

-..as Garry's not coming home.

-I'm afraid I've made it worse.

-He denied being ill.

-Isn't that part of the condition?

-Yes, but I don't think

-this is the OCD.

-I know Iolo.

-The counselling is going well.

-So it is personal.

-I won't let him come between us.

-Not now.

-Not now.

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-I mean it.

-I mean it.

-Sion!

-Are you going to wear it?

-I don't know if I can.

-I'm shaking too much.

-It's official, is it?

-It's official, is it?

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-Yes. Yes, it is.

-Can I have a word with you?

-Can I have a word with you?

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-Of course.

-In private?

-Five minutes, please.

-Don't let him upset you.

-I wanted to talk to you.

-Look, I'm not ill. OK?

-I know. I'm sorry for suggesting it.

-I'm concerned, that's all.

-I'm concerned about you.

-This has to stop.

-I don't want to fight every day...

-..and I'm sure

-you don't want that either.

-That's why I'm here.

-You know what I think of her

-and there's nothing else I can do.

-But we have to find a way

-of moving on.

-So you'll give her a chance.

-So you'll give her a chance.

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-I'll put up with her.

-Dad, please.

-I'm trying to meet you halfway here.

-Small steps.

-Yes.

-Small steps.

-Sioned?

-Hello.

-Good, you're back.

-I didn't think

-there was anyone home.

-I was styling my hair.

-About the rehearsal...

-Forget about it.

-There's no point arguing

-over a pantomime.

-I fancy bingeing on a box set.

-I'll let you choose.

-I'll let you choose.

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-Yes. Anything.

-We haven't finished The Good Wife.

-We haven't finished The Good Wife.

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-Great.

-Come on, then.

-Thanks for your hard work

-with the pantomime.

-My confidence has improved so much.

-You're welcome.

-I'd like to help you. I'll play

-the Sorceress instead of Sioned.

-You have a role already.

-You have a role already.

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-I can do both.

-You're being greedy.

-Some of us aren't in it!

-Thank you, but have someone in mind.

-Oh. That was quick.

-Can I ask who?

-Can I ask who?

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-Me.

-You're directing.

-Why give yourself added stress?

-You'll regret it.

-Whose idea was the panto?

-Well, yours.

-Well, yours.

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-Yes, mine. So I make the decisions!

-This is nice.

-We can spend more time together

-now we're out of the panto.

-We?

-I thought I could carry on.

-Sorry?

-I've learned the words.

-Dani's sacked me.

-She hasn't sacked me, has she?

-I enjoy it, Sioned.

-I'm sure you do,

-as you're the star of the show.

-You know you're not that good,

-don't you?

-I never said I was.

-I never said I was.

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-No, but you think it.

-I bet you feel really special

-with all that praise.

-No, it's nice to have a laugh.

-A laugh at my expense.

-You can't treat me like that!

-We've both been married before

-so it'll be a simple wedding.

-So you're still here.

-Don't worry, I'm leaving now.

-Look, Gwyneth...

-..you're not going

-to get an apology...

-..but you won't

-get any trouble from me either.

-Right.

-What can I say?

-Thanks.

-It's a step in the right direction.

-Of course.

-It means a lot to both of us.

-Two minutes.

-Fair play, I'm sure it wasn't easy

-to come here today.

-I'm here to keep an eye on you.

-Oh, I know that.

-I wasn't born yesterday.

-And I'm not going to turn my back

-on you either.

-You know I'm not afraid of you,

-don't you?

-If you say so. But it's quiet ones

-you should watch.

-So you say.

-I'll always be one step ahead.

-Always.

-Someone selling insurance.

-Iolo and I were chatting.

-Iolo and I were chatting.

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-Do you understand each other?

-Yes, I think so.

-Here you are.

-Come here.

-What am I going to do with you?

-It will have gone down

-by the morning.

-No-one will be any the wiser.

-You need to be more careful, Ed.

-Everything's alright now.

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