Mon, 04 Apr 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-You'd better get dressed

-or you'll be late for work.

-I'm not going in.

-Are you ill?

-Are you ill?

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-No.

-They know what you've done

-and I'm too ashamed to face them.

-All the stuff donated to the auction

-needs to be returned.

-Do you want a cuppa?

-How can you carry on

-as if nothing's happened?

-I'm not.

-I'm going to make amends.

-I'll apologize to everyone

-and give the money back.

-They'll forgive you, will they?

-In time I hope.

-People out there have done

-much worse.

-Like what?

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-I'll go.

-Come in.

-How are you?

-Fine. How are you?

-After being exposed, I mean.

-People can get quite nasty.

-Well, I'm going to go around

-to give an explanation.

-Wow! Brave.

-Or stupid.

-You can do an interview

-for the Post. My boss always...

-No, thanks.

-No, thanks.

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-You can give your side.

-Nasty things are being said

-and I bet half of them aren't true.

-You heard what she said,

-she doesn't want it.

-Alright. Don't be like that.

-I'm trying to help you and Ange.

-Help me?

-People are saying

-you're part of the scam.

-Get out!

-If you change your mind.

-Maybe I should.

-Don't you dare!

-You've caused us enough problems

-as it is.

-Can you give this to him?

-So you're still not talking?

-He's still sulking.

-Yes, because I've found out

-she's paid for holidays...

-..for Mark Jones and Ricky

-behind my back.

-He's been through so much,

-he deserves a break.

-He's just had a long break

-at one of the Queen's hotels.

-The only way I found out

-was by reading the bank statement.

-Good grief! What's this?

-An electricity bill.

-I know what it is.

-Have you seen how much it is?

-It's high because of the dryers.

-It's high because of the dryers.

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-Not this high, good girl.

-It's 800!

-Between Mark Jones's gallivanting

-and electricity bills...

-..money's flowing out.

-This is Sara's fault.

-She always complained it was cold.

-I bet she left the heater on

-upstairs day and night.

-That's not it.

-You haven't run up that bill

-by drying your hair.

-Maybe it's that gadget

-that trims his nose hair!

-That runs on batteries.

-This is Sara's fault.

-Or Jason.

-You'll have to tell her

-that she has to pay it.

-Why me?

-Because you and Sara

-get on so well.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-You have to tell Eifion

-he's been dropped from the team.

-I have to do that, do I?

-You insisted he was dropped.

-Listen, I haven't had time

-to buy you a wedding present.

-Do you have a gift list?

-You can give money if you want.

-Oh. Thank you. Come on, Dai.

-Living with those two

-will drive me doolally.

-So move back in with Mam.

-So move back in with Mam.

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-No.

-Look, you're blaming her

-for something Angela's done.

-Fair play to Mam, she tried telling

-me but I refused to believe her.

-If you want to blame anyone,

-blame me.

-It's not your fault.

-It's not your fault.

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-Come to the wedding on Friday.

-Let's try and put this family

-back together.

-Wow, it's clean and tidy.

-Wow, it's clean and tidy.

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-You haven't been here, that's why.

-Wow!

-It says here I can go back to work

-by the end of the week.

-Great.

-Things will get back to normal.

-Not until the police catch

-Dewi's murderer.

-Try and put it behind you, Dad.

-Try and put it behind you, Dad.

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-I can't, Rick.

-Not while someone out there

-is trying to frame me.

-Someone's been here

-while we were away.

-No.

-Things have been moved around.

-It's Vicky, no-one else.

-Don't you have work to do?

-Don't you have work to do?

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-Of course I've got work to do.

-But there are more important things

-in life, like rugby.

-We're looking for someone to play

-outside centre on Saturday.

-What's wrong with Eifion?

-Dropped.

-We don't want him playing.

-Why? Because of what she's done?

-No, it's because of what he's done.

-Maybe he didn't know.

-Good grief, of course he knew!

-He's always been a sly old dog.

-His eyes are too close together.

-You can't say things like that.

-You can't trust him.

-It wasn't that long ago he tried

-claiming from APD for an injury.

-We're better off without him.

-Training tomorrow?

-I can't.

-Please, Jason?

-Please, Jason?

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-No.

-Thanks for nothing.

-You're welcome.

-Your mother's giving you this.

-Ta-ra.

-I thought you'd have the works

-for your wedding.

-I don't have a large family

-and Ed's side aren't coming.

-It's more special this way.

-A wedding without a mother-in-law.

-It sounds perfect!

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-Yes.

-Mam and I made all the arrangements.

-Flowers, food, clothes.

-Everything will be perfect.

-Hopefully, this time on Friday

-I'll be flying to somewhere hot.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-Ed's sorting it out. A surprise.

-I don't like surprises.

-Oh, here she is.

-How are you feeling today, love?

-Can we talk?

-No, I've wasted enough time on you.

-You do know you could be in trouble

-for raising money...

-..for a non-existent charity?

-Don't say that. I've got enough

-on my plate as it is.

-I don't want anything

-to do with you. Go away.

-I want the gear from Awyr Iach back.

-Here you are.

-Bryntirion's electricity bill.

-Why are you giving it to me?

-Dai's expecting us to pay it.

-You had that heater on

-day and night.

-They don't know that.

-It's 800, Sara.

-How much do you think

-we should give?

-Not a penny.

-I haven't got time for this now.

-I'm on my way to the dentist.

-See you later.

-OK. Ta-ra.

-Bye, John.

-Bye, John.

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-Ta-ra, John.

-I'm going to phone

-the electricity company now.

-An electricity company

-won't admit they made a mistake.

-We'll see about that.

-Where are the extension cables?

-Where are the extension cables?

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-No idea.

-And the dehumidifier.

-And the dehumidifier.

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-It was in my pocket earlier.

-I need the dehumidifier

-to dry the walls in Heol y Felin.

-Maybe there's something

-in the shed at home.

-Oh, look who's here. If you're

-collecting money, we've given.

-What is it today? Bubonic plague?

-I've come here to apologize

-for what I did...

-..and repay the money.

-That won't make up for what

-you've done to Courtney and Eileen.

-You could pay my electric bill,

-that's a good cause.

-I didn't intend deceiving anyone.

-And my name is Lord Lucan!

-I had been ill.

-I only told Eifion

-that I had an aneurism...

-..and before I had the chance

-to tell him, he'd told Eileen.

-So this is his fault, is it?

-They're both in cahoots.

-Maybe we shouldn't go

-to the wedding.

-Good idea. It'll save us money,

-we won't have to buy a present.

-Think of the scandal.

-The mother of the bride

-right in the middle of the scam.

-I'm a councillor, Dai.

-I have to consider my good name.

-Eileen's never taken money

-through deception.

-Listen to him.

-You left her in the first place

-because you can't trust her.

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-Here you are.

-I got you this to thank you for all

-you did while I was in prison.

-Don't you like it?

-Don't you like it?

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-It's lovely. Thanks.

-That's mine.

-Debs, you took out a loan.

-Debs, you took out a loan.

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-I had to do it.

-To pay the solicitor?

-To pay the solicitor?

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-I was desperate.

-You didn't have to do that.

-Yes, I didn't have any choice.

-The truth is, I don't know how

-I'm going to be able to pay it back.

-I could ask Stacey.

-She paid for our holiday,

-I'm sure she'll contribute.

-If we can contact her.

-She never answers the phone.

-Or I can tell everyone I'm ill

-so they contribute.

-Oh, yes. I heard about Angela,

-I couldn't believe it.

-Don't you point the finger.

-You've just got out of prison.

-I was innocent.

-They haven't arrested anyone else.

-Don't take any notice of him.

-Of course,

-nobody listens to a word I say.

-But you said last week

-that you could come.

-The school's closed.

-OK. Thanks for letting me know.

-Ta-ra.

-Gaynor's not coming.

-Are you alright?

-Brilliant.

-I always wanted to know how it feels

-to be hated by everyone.

-That's not true.

-That's not true.

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-Yes, it is.

-Even the rugby team's

-turned its back on me.

-She should tell people

-you and Mam played no part in this.

-She's too busy saving her own skin.

-Angela thinks she can say sorry

-then life will get back to normal.

-Mam and Jim have split up

-as a result of this.

-Auntie Marian

-would turn in her grave.

-Look...

-..I've come here to wish you

-and Ed well for Friday.

-Sorry, I can't come.

-You have to come!

-No. I don't want to see anybody

-and nobody wants to see me.

-It's better if I stay away.

-Sorry.

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-"Can't come on Friday. Good luck

-on your big day. Diane x"

-You were supposed to be on the site

-an hour ago.

-I'm on hold. I'll know Greensleeves

-backwards at this rate.

-They don't know Dai Ashurst.

-I will speak to someone!.

-I found the extension leads

-and the dehumidifier in your shed.

-Congratulations.

-Congratulations.

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-The dehumidifier was on.

-Impossible. It would have

-set off the trip switch.

-When were you last in there?

-I haven't been in there for ages.

-I haven't been in there for ages.

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-Exactly.

-Maybe you forgot it was on.

-It's no wonder your bill's so high.

-Diane will be over the moon.

-Diane doesn't need to know.

-Diane doesn't need to know.

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-She's got a right to know.

-After all, you criticized Eileen

-for keeping a secret.

-That's different.

-I don't want to hear another word

-against her and I won't tell Diane.

-Right.

-When were you going to tell me?

-What's he on about?

-I hear you've dropped me

-from the team.

-And I wonder

-who's been blabbing to him.

-I haven't had a chance

-to defend myself.

-Your track record says it all.

-It doesn't help that Angela says...

-..you were the one

-who told everyone she was ill.

-What? This isn't fair.

-The truth is, the rest of the boys

-don't want to play with you.

-I didn't have a choice,

-it was you or the team.

-Stuff you, Dai!

-And stuff your club!

-Did you get hold of Stacey?

-Did you get hold of Stacey?

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-Not yet.

-I've tried but there's something

-wrong with her landline.

-Dad's worried that Dewi's killer's

-still on the loose.

-Sorry, Mark,

-but I need help with this debt.

-If we don't pay it,

-I'll end up in the clink.

-Right. I've got plenty there.

-A photo.

-A photo.

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-I don't know about that.

-More people read an article

-if there's a photo.

-You want people to know

-what happened, don't you?

-You don't have to move, just...

-..turn your head.

-That's it, lush. Right.

-What are you doing?

-I wanted to explain it all to Kelly.

-Are you crazy?

-It'll be all over the papers!

-I want people to understand.

-I want people to understand.

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-Nobody will.

-Whose side are you on?

-Whose side are you on?

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-I could ask the same to Angela.

-I've heard

-you're trying to say it's my fault.

-I've done no such thing.

-I've done no such thing.

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-I don't believe a word you say.

-I've been kicked out

-of the rugby team.

-It's only a game. Get over it.

-One more picture?

-Get out!

-Right, OK. I'm going.

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-Mark Jones.

-He's enjoyed himself.

-He's enjoyed himself.

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-Fair play.

-He deserved a break.

-Hiya.

-Right, what do you want?

-Dai's paying.

-Fair play to you.

-Fair play to you.

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-Are you ill?

-He's trying to change his image.

-He had a telling-off from Eifion.

-So you've told him

-he's out of the team.

-I didn't have to say.

-Someone had already blabbed.

-When I find out who,

-there'll be trouble.

-One of the lads probably.

-Right, Dai, I've given some thought

-to this electricity bill.

-Here's 200 for you.

-Sara, it's important

-that we all stay friends.

-Are you taking it?

-What? No, no.

-I'm giving it back.

-After all the fuss you made earlier?

-Some things

-are more important than money.

-We're family

-and family always comes first.

-You're worth your weight in gold.

-I've got a fab story

-for the Post tomorrow.

-A nurse in Cwmderi faked an illness

-and the villagers are up in arms.

-All that and I've got a photo.

-I'll write it up straight away

-and send it in.

-So you've papped her?

-No.

-She agreed to do an interview

-with me.

-I felt sorry for her.

-What about me?

-I raised money for her.

-That was your idea.

-I hope you won't sling dirt at me.

-She didn't just get the money

-Debbie raised.

-Auntie Marian gave her 50,000

-just before she died for treatment.

-She hasn't given that back.

-Back to who?

-Me. I should have had that money.

-Imagine, taking advantage

-of an old woman like that.

-The last thing I told you

-was not to talk to her.

-I had no choice!

-Nobody will listen to me.

-It's no wonder.

-What did you tell her?

-I don't know.

-I told her how I felt.

-How I lost control of the situation.

-Did you say you'd tricked me too?

-That I had no idea

-what was going on? Probably not.

-Wittering on about yourself,

-for more attention.

-That's not true.

-I'm...

-..trying to make amends here

-for our future.

-There is no future for us, Angela.

-I've had enough.

-It's over.

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