Thu, 04 Feb 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-# Happy birthday to Gwern

-# Happy birthday to you! #

-We'll see you at the party. Bye.

-Oh, Britt,

-there's flour all over my phone.

-I've been cooking, that's why.

-I've been cooking, that's why.

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-So why didn't you move it?

-I didn't want an earful from you

-for moving your stuff.

-Fair play,

-you're a good cook, Britt.

-That's why we've chosen you

-to run the kitchen in Y Deri.

-Oh, have you now?

-Listen, I'm not going

-to be stuck in the kitchen...

-..while you're by the bar

-talking to everyone.

-Yes, but you're a better cook

-than I am, aren't you?

-That doesn't say much.

-Why didn't you talk to me first?

-We were waiting for you

-to get stronger.

-You've twisted him round

-your little finger and against me.

-I've done no such thing!

-Look what you've done now.

-Britt...

-..we didn't want to pressurize you.

-Why don't you give it a go

-for a bit?

-See how it goes.

-Calm down, Mam.

-I'm taking these to Gwyneth's.

-I don't want

-to make myself ill again...

-..seeing I'm slowly recovering.

-Much too slow, I say.

-Much too slow, I say.

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-I heard that!

-Hiya.

-You can choose one to watch later.

-I've got loads of homework to do

-and my books are at home.

-You'd better go and get them.

-I asked Ed

-to fetch my stuff last night.

-Maybe Mam didn't give them to him.

-I see.

-I'm sure your mother would let you

-have them if you went there.

-Can you get them?

-Sorry, Courtney, I'm not running

-back and forth between you two.

-Please?

-No. Ask your mother

-to bring the books over here.

-Do you think she will?

-Do you think she will?

-

-It's worth trying.

-It would do you good

-to see each other.

-I'll text her

-but I don't want to see her.

-You look very smart, Gwern.

-Seven years old.

-You're a big boy now.

-I'd help you,

-but my chest isn't too good today.

-I've nearly finished anyway.

-I'll take these through.

-Thanks for coming to help.

-Any excuse to escape that flat.

-Lady Muck wants to put herself

-front of house in Y Deri...

-..and push me into the kitchen

-out of the way.

-That doesn't surprise me.

-No way am I going to be her skivvy.

-I can't imagine you taking orders

-from anyone, especially Dani.

-She'll be like, "Britt, table six

-needs another bowl of chips.

-"Oh, no, table nine.

-I'm reading it upside down!"

-I'm glad somebody finds it funny.

-You are funny.

-That's why it's a shame

-you're not behind the bar.

-Dani isn't the only one who can

-twist Garry round her little finger.

-Listen, I'm sorry

-about the other night.

-It's alright.

-Do you feel better now?

-Yes.

-I don't know

-how I can make up for it.

-Well, the invitation still stands.

-What about tonight?

-Or not. You've probably got plans.

-No, tonight would be great.

-No, tonight would be great.

-

-There we go then.

-Half past seven?

-Half past seven?

-

-I'll look forward to it.

-Ta-ra.

-No way? I have to see the photos.

-That's hilarious.

-I have to go. Bye.

-Can you get me a card

-and wrapping paper, please?

-I don't want to go out

-and see anyone.

-I'm depressed.

-I'm depressed.

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-You didn't sound depressed just now.

-I'm worried about Mam.

-What if her health

-takes a turn for the worse?

-I don't want to be her carer.

-A good reason

-for you to go back to school.

-No. Mam needs my help

-around the house.

-Help? All you do is sit in there

-on your backside all day.

-You're not depressed, just lazy.

-You're using her as an excuse,

-and she's the same.

-Pretending that you're worse

-than you are.

-But you know what?

-There are people who really are ill.

-There we go,

-everything on the list.

-Where's Courtney?

-Where's Courtney?

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-She's out.

-There's more stuff in the house.

-I know this is hard,

-but it's just temporary, you'll see.

-No. I'm not coming home.

-You said she was out.

-Is everyone lying to me now?

-You're forcing us to lie.

-Right,

-you can fetch the rest yourself.

-I'll come with you now.

-I hope you've thought this through.

-I'm 16.

-I can move out whenever I want.

-I can move out whenever I want.

-

-There we go then.

-I want the key.

-I'm not joking.

-You're not getting it back.

-Maybe I don't want you at home.

-Hip hip hooray!

-Hip hip hooray!

-Hip hip hooray!

-Yeah!

-Yeah!

-

-Well done!

-Who invited him?

-I didn't expect him to come.

-Thanks for coming.

-Thanks for coming.

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-I'm not sure if it's a good idea.

-Come in.

-Come in.

-

-Cheek. This is a family party.

-Leave it. Today is Gwern's day.

-Happy birthday, Gwern.

-Not a book of Bible stories

-like last year, I hope?

-I couldn't understand

-half of it myself.

-That says more about you

-than the book.

-You still ask for the story

-of Noah's Ark, don't you?

-Whoa! You've wanted one of them

-for years.

-There's a button to switch off the

-noise if it gets on your nerves.

-Shame everyone hasn't got one.

-Enough. This is a party.

-Right, pitch in with the food.

-You can play with that later.

-Do you want one of these or these?

-Why did you talk like that

-to Courtney?

-You were nasty, and she's got

-enough on her plate as it is.

-Hey.

-I can't do this any more.

-I can't live like this.

-It'll sort itself out.

-You don't understand.

-I can't live with what I've done.

-You lost your temper, that's all.

-Mam,

-I've done something unforgivable.

-Stop this now.

-You're not helping yourself

-or anyone else.

-All you and Courtney need

-is a bit of time.

-Time to think and time together.

-That's not going to happen, is it?

-She won't talk to me.

-If you don't sort it out

-between you...

-..I'll have to do something

-about it.

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-He insisted on taking the car

-to bed with him.

-I'm glad he likes it.

-Thanks for standing up

-for me earlier.

-I wasn't going to let Britt

-spoil Gwern's party.

-You obviously still know how

-to handle her.

-We're not close. I see her more

-because Gwern stays in the flat.

-Would you like a glass of wine?

-I'd love to, but I've promised

-to go to Gaynor's for supper.

-Some other time.

-Some other time.

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-Yes, another time.

-It's a retreat for a couple of days.

-A mindfulness course.

-It's a chance for you and your

-mother to escape from everything.

-A chance for you to talk.

-A chance for you to talk.

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-Is this Mam's idea?

-No, it's mine.

-I've had enough of you two arguing.

-Do you think two days

-of meditation and lentils...

-..will make everything OK

-between us?

-You should make the most of the

-time you have with your mother...

-..while you have the chance.

-There's no point us making up

-if all that happens is...

-..that she gets more and more sick.

-Is that why you're pushing her away?

-Because you're scared

-of losing her.

-If your mother gets worse...

-..she'll need you more than ever.

-She's always been there for me.

-If she wasn't there...

-..it would be

-like losing my best friend.

-That's why she kept the truth

-from you.

-About the illness.

-She didn't want you to get hurt.

-That's what a mother's instinct is.

-Nobody wants to see

-their child suffering.

-I don't know

-what I'd do without her.

-I get along well with Eifion, but...

-But you've only got one mother.

-Are you willing for me

-to ask her to come over?

-You've gone to trouble.

-I didn't bother with the red carpet

-in case you didn't turn up!

-I'm sorry about that.

-Water under the bridge.

-Don't be shy. Wine?

-Thanks.

-Not too much. I want to try

-and keep a clear head.

-That'll be a challenge

-at such a difficult time.

-And it is difficult at the start

-when a marriage breaks up...

-..but it will get easier.

-I hope you don't mind me

-saying this, but...

-..I never thought that you and Britt

-suited each other.

-Yes, well, we're quite different.

-That can work

-in a relationship...

-..but you're not

-of the same nature, somehow.

-You're so intelligent

-and learned.

-I'm not saying Britt isn't.

-But you need the company of someone

-equally cultured sometimes.

-Someone who understands you.

-I'm lucky

-to have a lot of good friends.

-Gar. Go to bed, you're snoring.

-I want to hear the film.

-I want to hear the film.

-

-Sorry.

-Goodnight.

-Goodnight.

-This is the worst chick flick ever.

-This is the worst chick flick ever.

-

-Are you an expert?

-It's crap.

-It's crap.

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-Hush.

-How long is this film? I'm bored.

-Just half an hour, OK.

-You're acting like a child.

-Once the film finishes,

-you can go to sleep.

-Sorry.

-I didn't mean to snap.

-I know things are hard for you

-at the moment.

-Garry told me about your chat

-the other day.

-What did he say?

-He's worried about you.

-He's worried about you.

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-It's none of your business.

-Garry and I don't have any secrets.

-I don't want to talk about it.

-I don't want to talk about it.

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-I was watching that!

-I want to go to sleep.

-This is my home too.

-I'm trying my best with you,

-I really am.

-No, you're not.

-You're horrible to Mam

-and you do my head in.

-Stop pretending to care about me.

-You only care about yourself.

-It's not easy for anyone.

-I'm trying to be nice

-as we're under the same roof.

-For now.

-Thanks for the food.

-I brought those back

-in case you needed them.

-There was no need.

-I've made myself a cocktail,

-a caipirinha. Do you want one?

-I haven't had a drink in a while.

-I haven't had one of those in ages.

-A Halloween party a few years ago?

-You couldn't move for three days.

-They're dangerous

-but they're lovely.

-We'll have to serve these in Y Deri

-when we reopen.

-When will that be?

-When will that be?

-

-Don't ask.

-Dani's holding it all back

-with her stupid ideas.

-She even wants to put fairy lights

-in the toilet. She's got no idea.

-And Garry's too soft to say no.

-And Garry's too soft to say no.

-

-Exactly.

-You did a good job

-of putting up with Sion today.

-Yes, well, it was for the children.

-Fair play to you.

-This takes me right back

-to that party in Amsterdam.

-On that roof, remember?

-The bloke cycling over the bridge.

-He was off his head!

-That was a weekend and a half.

-Things have changed so much

-since then.

-Some things never change.

-You still put too much lime

-in these.

-And you still drink them too fast!

-I'm paying, so think of it

-as a present for you both.

-A present neither of us wants.

-We both want things to be better

-between us.

-I can't remember

-the last time I was pampered.

-It isn't luxurious.

-It's a chance to relax

-and escape from everyday life.

-But there's a spa?

-No. No, I don't think so.

-You might as well cancel it.

-Mam's not interested

-unless there's a massage and facial!

-Of course I'm interested.

-I just need

-to look after myself now.

-I don't want to freeze in a yurt

-in the middle of nowhere.

-If you don't want to go...

-If you don't want to go...

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-Of course I want to go.

-I'd go to the ends of the earth

-to make things right between us.

-A couple of days, you said?

-A couple of days, you said?

-

-Yes. It isn't far.

-Do you want me to book it?

-Right. There we go.

-I won't get a refund if I cancel,

-so there's no turning back.

-Do you want more?

-That was lovely. Thank you.

-I'll make some coffee.

-I'd better go.

-I'll help with these.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-I know it's late,

-but he's driving me nuts.

-Oh! Sorry, I'm disturbing you.

-A small birthday supper.

-I was just leaving.

-I was making coffee.

-Do you want one?

-No. I wanted a word with you

-about Chester.

-I'll leave you in peace.

-Thanks for supper.

-I know this is awkward for you,

-but listen to what I have to say.

-Britt deals with Chester.

-Britt has no idea!

-I've had it up to here.

-I know he's having a hard time...

-..but he's using Britt's illness

-to skip school.

-Did you know about this?

-I'm not surprised.

-He's never been conscientious.

-Have you discussed it as a family?

-Garry and Britt think the sun

-shines out of his behind.

-Every time I try and talk to him,

-I just get abuse back.

-If he's that determined,

-I don't know how I can help.

-Doesn't the school

-have a truancy policy?

-Please, Gaynor, I'm desperate.

-It's late. I'll have a think

-about what I can do.

-Right, OK. Thanks.

-I'm sorry for disturbing you.

-I'll come with you now.

-I'll come with you now.

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-You don't have to go.

-I'd better.

-We both have work tomorrow. Thanks.

-You're welcome.

-We'll do it again soon?

-Yes, why not?

-Yes. Why not?

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