Thu, 11 Feb 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-But I want it.

-But I want it.

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-Oi, what's going on?

-Garry and Dani have been packing.

-They're not moving out today?

-They're not moving out today?

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-Dani's in a rush to go somewhere.

-You won't get away with that paint.

-Why faff with the colour?

-We're opening tomorrow.

-I'll take that box

-and start unpacking my clothes.

-Good morning.

-Nobody told me

-you were moving today.

-Nobody told me either.

-The sooner we're out of your way,

-the better.

-I haven't bought any furniture.

-Where will we sit?

-We're having new stuff,

-so you can have these drab things.

-"Not available tonight, sorry

-"Some other time...

-"Happy birthday"

-We don't have to unpack

-everything today?

-I want to make myself at home.

-You know how...

-Oi! Where do you think

-you're going?

-I'm popping to the Sahara

-for a glass of water.

-Where do you think I'm going?

-I'm mixing paint.

-About the paint...

-We agreed on Duck Egg

-and that's what you're having.

-That's what Garry wants.

-Listen to me.

-I don't care if you have

-Zinnia Gold or Pompeii Ash...

-..as long as you decide,

-so that I can start painting.

-Like I said, I have the last word.

-Capisce?

-Good.

-There isn't much bread.

-Is one sandwich enough?

-I can always pop to the caff.

-Not if you work

-as late as last night.

-You're in the garage

-more than you're here.

-I haven't got much choice.

-I'm a manager and a mechanic.

-The work's endless.

-Tell Garry. I'm worried.

-He's like a crocodile.

-I'm keeping well clear.

-But you can't carry on like this.

-I'm not saying anything

-until Y Deri's open.

-You'll be dead in the meantime.

-You'll be dead in the meantime.

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-Timing is everything.

-By the way, you promised me

-you'd go and see Chester.

-I've been avoiding

-thinking about it.

-It'll do you good.

-How will taking all kinds of cheek

-from him do me good?

-Because you won't put up with it.

-You're patient, you listen

-but you don't take any nonsense.

-It'll be good

-for your confidence and profile.

-Maybe you've got a point.

-You'll have to deal with that stuff

-if you want the head's job.

-OK! I've got the message.

-OK! I've got the message.

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-Today?

-Thanks.

-The Queen of Sheba had to say

-she's leaving us the drab things.

-I'm trying to get over a serious

-injury and this is what I get.

-That place looks so shabby,

-it's breaking my heart.

-Have you tried talking to him?

-There's no point.

-It's too late for talking anyway.

-The only answer now

-is to do something.

-I've come up with the very thing.

-Move in with you.

-Here?

-Yes, and the children.

-I don't think

-there's enough room here, Britt.

-We'll find a way. She'll hate

-that we're on the same side.

-If we are going to reignite

-our relationship...

-..there's no point wasting time.

-The only thing that's cheered me up

-in weeks is spending time with you.

-Why don't we go for it?

-We're good for each other.

-Listen, Britt...

-Sorry, love, of course,

-you need time to think.

-I understand that.

-There's no rush.

-But it makes sense, you'll see.

-I think we've got

-a very happy future.

-I've never seen Duck Egg

-that pink before.

-Do you want to give me

-a heart attack?

-I'll do worse

-if I see that on Y Deri's walls.

-Oh, come on, I've mixed it now.

-Tough. You shouldn't accept

-Dani's bribes.

-I don't care what colour you pick,

-and Dani can keep her money.

-I just want to start painting.

-Dai, listen.

-Whatever Dani says,

-you ignore her, alright?

-Now then...

-We'll mix the colour I want...

-..and put it in the pots

-of Dani's colour choice.

-Capisce?

-Come in.

-Come in.

-

-Thanks.

-I was just calling by

-to see how you are.

-I'm alright.

-I don't see half as much of you

-now you're not behind the bar.

-I don't see much of anyone,

-but there's a lot to say for that.

-You're coping then?

-Life without Y Deri

-and everything else suits me fine.

-How are things with you?

-Good. I've been busy.

-Plenty to do at Cwm FM.

-I've had a new contract

-with the computers.

-Great.

-Great.

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-I'm very busy.

-I hear Sheryl's gone to Canada.

-Yes.

-Yes, she went 41 hours ago.

-Right, I see.

-You must miss Britt as well?

-To be totally honest with you, no.

-Aren't you lonely?

-Don't you think there's no point

-cooking for yourself?

-I can cook whatever I like.

-I can cook whatever I like.

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-Yes, but...

-Don't you find the evenings long...

-..and the bed cold?

-I get the duvet to myself.

-I can watch documentaries,

-listen to whatever music I like.

-Nobody tells me what to do.

-To be perfectly honest, I love it.

-Yes, well,

-maybe I'll get used to it.

-It's early days.

-There he is, on the sofa as usual.

-Don't say that.

-Don't say that.

-

-It's true.

-I don't blame you.

-I'd find it hard to leave the sofa

-if I'd been through all that.

-Cuppa?

-Cuppa?

-

-Are you having one, Chester?

-No.

-No. I'll be fine, thanks.

-Take a seat.

-So, what have you been doing?

-Writing an essay on the Gododdin.

-Less of the cheek.

-I've been playing Monument Valley.

-Have you tried that?

-I completed it ages ago.

-I could finish it

-with my hands tied behind my back.

-It's alright.

-It's probably an easy game

-but I like it.

-Are you scared

-of going back to school?

-I do understand.

-Being an alcoholic isn't the same.

-Being an alcoholic isn't the same.

-

-That's enough!

-You're right. Would you mind

-leaving us alone, please?

-I think we can sort it between us.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-Off you go.

-I'll phone you later.

-Right.

-We'll start again, shall we?

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-I was scared to go back to school.

-Scared of what

-they were saying about me.

-But do you know what?

-Once I went, I realized

-thinking about it was much worse.

-It was a relief.

-The teachers are ready to give you

-enough time to catch up.

-We can photocopy

-any work you've missed.

-If you're worried about what people

-think, everybody understands.

-I'm not worried.

-Why don't you want to go to school?

-I just don't want to.

-Something's worrying you.

-Something's worrying you.

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-Yes, how boring this chat is.

-Do you know what?

-I'm in no hurry.

-I can stay all afternoon.

-But I won't leave

-until I get a sensible answer.

-I'm worried about Mam.

-It makes sense

-that you're worried about her.

-But she seems to be recovering,

-and regaining her strength.

-What if something else

-happens to her?

-Look, you can keep your phone

-with you, if you want.

-You can get hold of her

-any time of day then.

-Yes?

-I'll organize everything

-and the photocopying as well.

-Thanks, miss.

-Thanks, miss.

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-You're welcome.

-You could come back to school

-with me now if you want.

-It would make a change

-from this flat...

-..and Damien's

-been asking after you.

-The longer you leave it, the harder

-it'll get. Believe me, I know.

-Maybe I'll go tomorrow.

-Come on. If you're not happy,

-you can come straight back home.

-What do you say?

-Yes. Alright then.

-I'm on my own again.

-Nobody coming home to me,

-nobody asking how I am.

-Make the most of it.

-But the flat's so empty.

-I don't have anyone

-to share things with.

-Listen, I know

-Sheryl's going to come home.

-Well, I hope she is.

-But I do miss her.

-Listen, you're right,

-I should get out more.

-Do you fancy a few pints tonight?

-I've got a lot on my plate

-this week. Another time?

-Yes, I understand. I'm sure

-I'll find something to do.

-Listen, Sion, thanks for the chat.

-It's nice to know

-somebody understands.

-Alright?

-Britt, can I have a word?

-You worked miracles with Chester.

-Yes, fair play.

-Yes, fair play.

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-We need to be patient with him.

-He responds well

-when he's treated like an adult.

-I think children

-should be treated like children.

-Or they get cheeky.

-Thanks for drawing our attention

-to it, but I'm handling things now.

-You told them?

-Somebody had to, or he'd still be

-upstairs like a zombie.

-I'm keeping an eye on things, Britt.

-Thanks, Ffion.

-Ffion, by the way...

-..I'm aware that Gethin

-has been working hard recently.

-He has,

-but he didn't want to say anything.

-I don't blame him.

-Tell him I've got someone

-coming to help him.

-He'll be over the moon.

-He'll be over the moon.

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-He's starting next week.

-Great. Maybe I can see

-a bit more of him now.

-I don't want to lose

-your friendship...

-..or for things

-to go wrong between us.

-Nor me.

-Did you finish the translating?

-Did you finish the translating?

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-No. The deadline's tomorrow.

-You'd better get going then.

-I had other things on my mind.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Listen, you'd better hide

-in case it's Britt.

-She's here all the time.

-She's here all the time.

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-Hide?

-Hi.

-Hello.

-What's this?

-I haven't unpacked it

-since moving out of Y Felin.

-I might as well bring it here.

-I haven't said you can move in!

-I haven't said you can move in!

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-No, I know.

-It's in the way in the flat.

-I just feel

-it's the right thing for us.

-I'd hoped you'd have come

-to the same conclusion.

-I'll make us a cuppa.

-No! There's no water.

-It's alright in the flat.

-It's alright in the flat.

-

-It's been off all day.

-Maybe it's alright now.

-Maybe it's alright now.

-

-No, it doesn't work.

-Alright.

-Madam came over to the flat

-this afternoon.

-Pretending she wanted a lampshade.

-She only wanted to brag

-about her new bed and sofas.

-Hey, you'll never guess

-what I did today.

-Change a van's engine and gearbox

-while answering the phone non-stop?

-No, but I do have good news for you.

-There's someone starting

-in the garage next week.

-Honestly?

-That's fantastic.

-Garry has to give me

-the manager's job now.

-More money!

-More money!

-

-Brilliant.

-You were right about Chester.

-It did me good.

-See? I said you'd do a good job.

-DOOR BUZZER

-Hello?

-Hello?

-

-Hiya, it's Hywel.

-Come up.

-Are you alright?

-I haven't inspected the boiler

-for a while. Is it OK?

-Iolo gave it a service

-over Christmas.

-Oh, yes. It's my duty

-to check everything's working.

-I try to do it once a year.

-I try to do it once a year.

-

-Since when?

-Is the washing machine OK?

-Fine, yes.

-Everything's working.

-Listen, Hywel.

-If we get a problem,

-we'll give you a shout.

-You know where I am if there is...

-There we go.

-There we go.

-

-I'll see you.

-Ta-ra.

-Poor thing.

-Have you thought about it at all?

-Have you thought about it at all?

-

-I haven't had much time.

-You must think I'm mad

-landing here with my stuff.

-I got a bit of a shock.

-I just think it makes sense.

-Don't you agree?

-My head's spinning.

-A lot has happened this week.

-I just want to start...

-..looking forward to things,

-have a fresh start.

-Listen.

-Let's leave it for today

-and talk tomorrow.

-Yes. OK, love.

-Ta-ra.

-You've moved on quickly.

-I might as well keep you company.

-Nobody else wants me around.

-When is she moving in?

-She isn't.

-She isn't.

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-She thinks she is.

-She's very fragile at the moment.

-She's latched on to me.

-I don't know how to tell her

-without hurting her.

-I don't know if I can believe you.

-How dare you be angry with me.

-The other day, you told me

-to have a relationship with her.

-I didn't know what you wanted.

-You overreacted by leaving.

-You overreacted by leaving.

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-I left because I felt like a fool.

-Daft enough to think

-there's something between us.

-Sion!

-I can't do this now.

-Decide what you want.

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