Mon, 13 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-An ambulance is on the way.

-Sioned, can you hear me?

-She must have fallen or something.

-She must have fallen or something.

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-Where are they? Come on!

-You believe me, don't you?

-It wasn't me.

-I was out in the taxi...

-I was out in the taxi...

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-I believe you.

-SIREN

-They're going to arrest me.

-They're not. Just tell the truth.

-Ed.

-No.

-You'll make things a hundred times

-worse. Running away fixes nothing.

-I have no choice.

-I have no choice.

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-Ed!

-Her name is Sioned.

-Her name is Sioned.

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-It will be alright.

-Sioned, can you hear me?

-Did you phone

-the emergency services?

-Yes.

-Was there anyone with her?

-Ed.

-Her husband.

-Right. We'll need a statement

-from you immediately.

-Do you want another one?

-Do you want another one?

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-No. It's time to go home.

-It's a bit early to be in pyjamas.

-I need to put these in water.

-Um, Mam...

-I realize you might not want

-to discuss your feelings with me...

-..but I know how difficult

-this week's been for you.

-I'm fine.

-I am. You don't have to worry

-about me. I'm a big girl now.

-I'll put a few burgers

-in the oven for you...

-..in case you're peckish later.

-Thanks.

-If Ricky's still playing

-on that console, pull the plug out.

-What? Ricky runs on

-electricity now, does he?!

-So long, love.

-Hiya.

-Hiya, Mark. I didn't see you there.

-Um, listen...

-I'm sorry about the other day.

-I was in a terrible mood and...

-Were you? I didn't notice.

-Right, what do you want?

-I'm fine, thanks.

-I'm fine, thanks.

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-Come on.

-Gin, then. Thanks.

-A double gin and... Tonic?

-Tonic.

-Tonic.

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-And a pint for me, please.

-Saying sorry is thirsty work.

-How would you say Mr Charles

-was behaving?

-He was worried about Sioned.

-Did he tell you what happened?

-He was adamant

-he had nothing to do with it.

-He was out in the taxi.

-I know you think he did it, but he

-would have told me. We're close.

-Close enough to lie for him?

-Close enough to lie for him?

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-I'd never do that.

-Did you urge him to run away?

-Did you urge him to run away?

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-No. What?!

-Actually, I begged him to stay.

-He was terrified.

-He knew that everyone would presume

-he'd done it.

-Running away makes him look...

-Running away makes him look...

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-He wasn't thinking straight!

-He's been terribly stressed

-recently.

-You need to understand

-what's going on here.

-She's...

-She's been abusing him.

-Mental and physical abuse

-for months.

-It's not the other way around

-as everyone else believes.

-And I know that.

-Because I've seen her do it

-with my own eyes.

-This is a very serious accusation.

-And if it's true...

-..he'd have a motive

-for pushing her.

-You can't just assume...

-Of course not,

-but I have a responsibility...

-..to suspect everyone

-at the moment.

-And Mr Charles is certainly

-in the frame.

-Is there any more news

-about Sioned?

-How is she?

-Not at the moment. Only that she's

-in a very serious condition.

-Oh, Sioned.

-It's alright. Mam's here now, love.

-When is she having a scan?

-Sioned's next on the list.

-She might never be the same again.

-She might never be the same again.

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-Don't get ahead of yourself now.

-She might have suffered

-brain damage.

-I should have throttled him

-when I had the chance.

-He's not going to get

-away with this.

-Oh, Jim.

-They're ready for her now.

-I'm coming as well.

-Dogs can be very dangerous.

-I know a bloke - he works

-in the depot in Carmarthen now.

-His finger got stuck in a letterbox

-and he lost it.

-Was it a pit bull?

-Was it a pit bull?

-

-No. It was a Chihuahua.

-You're pulling my leg!

-You're pulling my leg!

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-No.

-They've got teeth

-as sharp as razor blades.

-Can I buy you a drink?

-Yes, go no then.

-Another pint, please.

-A pint, please.

-What's that?

-Sorry?

-Hey...

-Where did you get this?

-This is my father.

-Is it?

-What's going on?

-This isn't

-how I wanted you to find out.

-Find what out?

-I'm your sister.

-I found out about two months ago

-just before my mother died.

-She wanted me to know

-before she passed away.

-It was a shock for me as well.

-Hearing who my father was

-and that there was another family.

-My mother was Dyff's teacher when

-he studied GCSE Welsh as an adult.

-Mererid?

-Listen, I don't know who you are

-or what your game is...

-..but I think I'd know

-if I had another sister.

-I know this is a shock

-and I'm sorry you...

-Mark.

-Mark, please, wait.

-Mark, please, wait.

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-Leave me alone.

-You're crazy.

-You're crazy.

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-Here's my number.

-I don't want it.

-I hope you're not contacting Ed,

-are you?

-He could be a murderer.

-Innocent until proven guilty in my

-book. You're as bad as the cops.

-On what planet are you living?

-It's obvious that he pushed her.

-He'd never do that.

-So who did?

-He looked me in the eye

-and he swore he didn't do it.

-Yes, because people

-can make you believe...

-..what they want you to believe,

-Kelly.

-Like Kevin did to me.

-Ed's not Kevin!

-I've told you! I've seen Sioned

-abuse him with my own eyes!

-That's the truth!

-That's the truth!

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-No.

-You've believed his lies...

-..and believed

-the biggest lie of all tonight.

-Open your eyes, Kelly!

-He pushed her.

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-I wasn't expecting you home

-for a while.

-I've got a headache.

-I probably need some food.

-You need to drink some water.

-We're like cucumbers.

-Eh?

-I watched a documentary...

-..which said

-we're made up of water mostly.

-You know where the paracetamols

-are, don't you?

-Yes. Thanks

-I'm having an early night too.

-I'm going to Carmarthen tomorrow.

-I'm going straight to the market

-to watch the pensioners chat...

-..just like Dyff and I used to do

-years ago.

-We had a laugh.

-But there we are,

-who's the pensioner now?

-Your father would laugh now,

-wouldn't he? Oi!

-The burgers are in the oven

-if you want them.

-Tablets.

-There are no serious injuries,

-so she'll be fine.

-Thank goodness for that.

-She still hasn't come round.

-It's no reason to celebrate.

-No, but it could be a lot worse.

-Anything could happen

-over these next few days.

-We have to try and be positive.

-Positive?

-None of this would have happened

-if I'd looked after her properly.

-Don't start talking like that.

-Don't start talking like that.

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-It's true.

-What sort of mother

-lets her daughter...

-..go back to a beast like Ed?

-I should have made her stay with us.

-Sioned was determined

-to be with Ed.

-There was nothing you could have

-done. You did everything you could.

-You think so, do you?

-No.

-I know.

-You can't possibly understand.

-This is a mother's burden.

-You should try to eat something.

-I'm sorry I was so blunt earlier.

-You were right to say it.

-I've been kidding myself.

-Of course he pushed her.

-He was desperate.

-After everything she's done to him.

-But you have to believe me.

-He did this in self-defence.

-She's been treating him like a dog.

-Alright.

-Alright. Who am I to say, but...

-Maybe she has.

-But it doesn't change

-what's happened tonight.

-Ed's done something terrible.

-All I'm saying to you is...

-..just take a step back.

-And put yourself first for once.

-OK?

-How's your head, love?

-Um, yes...

-It's a bit better, thanks.

-Do you need a bottle?

-There's warm water in the kettle.

-No. I'm fine.

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

-

-Yes.

-Are you worried about Debbie

-going on holiday to Spain next week?

-No.

-She won't be away for long.

-It'll be good for both of us.

-But if there is anything,

-you know you can talk to me.

-Yes. Thanks.

-Once I shift this headache,

-I'll be fine.

-Good. Goodnight, love.

-Good. Goodnight, love.

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-Yes.

-I'll get us something to eat

-from the shop.

-A tin of soup and some bread.

-Not for me, thanks. You stay here.

-I'm going back to the hospital.

-We've only just left.

-The least I can do

-is be at her side tonight.

-You heard the nurse.

-We both need a good night's sleep.

-Do you think I'll be able

-to sleep? See you in the morning.

-Who are you doing this for, Eileen?

-For you or for Sioned?

-Maybe you'll feel better tonight,

-but you'll be exhausted tomorrow.

-Sioned needs a mother

-who's had a good night's sleep.

-A mother who takes care of herself.

-I understand the guilt.

-I've felt it myself, not only

-for Courtney but for Sioned too.

-We should have done something

-when we could.

-But our guilt

-won't change anything.

-Sioned is safe in the hospital.

-She's getting the best

-possible care.

-The worst is over. I promise you.

-Why don't I go down to the shop

-to get that soup...

-..and you phone the ward

-to see how Sioned is?

-Good.

-Ed, I have to know you're OK.

-I'm here for you.

-Please phone me back.

-In through one ear...

-I'm worried about him.

-Well, if he calls back tonight

-and tells you where he is...

-..are you going to tell the police?

-I can't turn my back.

-She pushed him into it.

-And what if she dies tonight?

-Oh, Kelly.

-He's a friend

-and I'm faithful to my friends.

-Be careful you don't get blinded.

-Be careful you don't get blinded.

-

-I won't.

-I'm supporting Ed

-because it's the right thing to do.

-And if you were in my situation...

-..I know you'd do exactly the same.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Hey, hey!

-You can't just march in here.

-What are you doing?

-I had to see you after making

-such a mess of that conversation.

-My mother's upstairs. Go away!

-My mother's upstairs. Go away!

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-I'm not here to cause trouble.

-This isn't how I wanted

-things to turn out.

-You're a total fantasist.

-You're a total fantasist.

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-Please, don't be like this, Mark.

-I've always been an only child.

-Imagine how I felt when I heard

-I've got a brother and sister.

-I've been looking forward

-to meeting you.

-It's not true.

-You know it is.

-I want you to go. Please.

-If that's what you want.

-But I'm not leaving Cwmderi

-until you meet me again.

-I've spent my entire life

-wondering who my father was.

-Now that I know about him,

-you and Stacey...

-..I'm not giving up now.

-I take it this is Stacey?

-I've never seen her face before.

-She's so pretty.

-You look happy.

-This is where I'm staying

-and my number.

-I expect a call before Thursday.

-No way.

-No way.

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-Then I'll have to tell your mother.

-You wouldn't dare.

-Try me.

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