Thu, 27 Oct 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-This programme contains scenes

-which viewers may find distressing.

-Katrina, where are you, love?

-Come on, Katrina, love.

-Sam, what are you doing there?

-You scared me then.

-Don't be a baby. You're like

-a snake down on the floor.

-I was looking for my watch.

-I was looking for my watch.

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-Your watch?

-It's here, look.

-I'm late.

-My alarm clock conked out.

-Sorry! Do you want me

-to fall flat on my face or what?!

-It's safer in the kitchen.

-There's fresh coffee.

-I ground more beans last night.

-And I heard about your crazy

-ingredients. Mice in the freezer!

-Each to their own.

-Don't turn Anita into a weirdo

-like you. Ta-ra!

-Ta-ra.

-You're enjoying that, aren't you?

-Make the most of it because Gwyneth

-won't let you do it every morning.

-I'll be back on muesli tomorrow.

-It's been nice

-to spend so much time together.

-Sorry, sorry, sorry.

-My alarm clock didn't work.

-I'll use my phone from now on.

-Ta-ra. Thank you.

-Ta-ra. Thank you.

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-Bye. Thank you.

-You're over half an hour late.

-I've said I'm sorry.

-Don't just stand there.

-Clear that table.

-Hi, Sam.

-Dad, have you lost something?

-Dad, have you lost something?

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-Yes.

-LOUD SCREAMS

-What on earth...?

-Kelly, go and get it.

-Kelly, go and get it.

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-No way.

-It's your cafe - health and safety.

-Get going! Help!

-Look out.

-There's a snake on the floor.

-Nonsense.

-It came out of Kelly's bag.

-Goodness me.

-Goodness me.

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-Where is it?

-Over there somewhere.

-What are you doing?

-Come back. Come back.

-Sam, are you alright?

-Dad?

-Dad?

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-Everything's alright. Come down.

-Oh, right, yes, I...

-I was going to help you.

-Fair play.

-How did you know what to do?

-A bloke from Tonga showed me

-years ago.

-Yeah, likely story.

-You shut up. It's your fault.

-I've never seen it before.

-What was it doing in your bag?

-What was it doing in your bag?

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-I don't know.

-I regret employing you.

-There's no need to argue, girls.

-She's late and then she brings

-that thing in.

-Katrina.

-What?

-What?

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-That's the snake's name. Katrina.

-How do you know?

-She's mine.

-Hey, alright?

-How are you?

-How do you think I am?

-You look well, anyway.

-I know you're angry with me...

-..but I couldn't let you try to

-escape and make matters even worse.

-You understand that, don't you?

-No, I don't.

-As your mother,

-I have to do what's best for you.

-OK.

-Oh, come on. Let's not argue.

-I've only got half an hour.

-It's Catrin's birthday tomorrow.

-It's Catrin's birthday tomorrow.

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-I know. I've made a card for her.

-It's lovely.

-I made it for Catrin, not you.

-If her birthday wasn't tomorrow,

-I wouldn't have turned up at all.

-Hello?

-Hiya. Nice holiday?

-Lovely, thanks. Is Sheryl here?

-I want to make an appointment.

-No, the place is closed

-for the day.

-You're back.

-I've just dropped Gwern with Dani.

-I thought you'd be waiting at home.

-Duty calls.

-Duty calls.

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-Him and me. Excuse me.

-Come here.

-Will you be long?

-I don't know.

-He can probably finish the job

-himself.

-If he could, he wouldn't

-have asked for my help.

-He's taking advantage.

-Getting a labourer on the cheap.

-Not at all. This is my job now.

-No more translating.

-It's a huge step, Sion.

-Well, I think

-it will offer us stability.

-Paying peanuts?

-Money will be tight initially,

-but once I get qualifications...

-Sion, please.

-I think you're making a big mistake.

-Sorry, but I think

-you're being irresponsible.

-You've got a good career.

-I can't believe

-you're throwing it away.

-You have a responsibility

-towards me and Gwern.

-Yes, I know,

-and I'm thinking of our future.

-Working for your son for pittance?

-I don't think so.

-Hey...

-..are you on a break or what?

-I'll be with you in a minute.

-I'll be with you in a minute.

-

-OK.

-Listen...

-..if I hadn't owned up to Debbie,

-she'd have sacked you.

-Don't make out

-you're some kind of hero.

-She threatened to sack me

-because of your stupid snake!

-Go upstairs and get changed.

-I'll sort this out.

-Some people are so ungrateful.

-I'm on Kelly's side on this,

-one hundred percent.

-It was bad enough

-to find dead mice in the freezer...

-..but having a live snake

-is beyond.

-It's why I didn't say.

-I knew you'd object.

-Well, it's not staying here

-a moment longer. I don't like them.

-I can't turn my back on her.

-She needs me.

-So find somewhere else to live.

-So find somewhere else to live.

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-What? You're not throwing us out!

-Well, if you won't

-get rid of the snake - yes, I am.

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-You don't understand.

-My old friend, Merfyn Mumbles,

-left me Katrina in his will.

-I know I tell tall stories...

-..but I swear I'm not lying.

-I can fetch a copy of the will

-if you don't believe me.

-No, that's not the point.

-You brought the snake into my home

-knowing I wouldn't want it here.

-I didn't know what else to do.

-I didn't know what else to do.

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-But you went behind my back.

-I've been deceived enough.

-I'm not putting up with it any more.

-What are you trying to say, Anita?

-Sam, I like you.

-You're a lot of fun.

-The snake's not the problem, is it?

-It's us.

-I think this relationship

-has started to get stale.

-Aren't you going to say anything?

-Aren't you going to say anything?

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-What is there to say?

-You're absolutely right.

-Lately, it hasn't been

-like it used to be between us.

-No.

-Sorry, Sam.

-So am I.

-I'll go and pack.

-Well...

-..I don't expect you to move out

-until you've made other plans.

-We're old enough to be sensible.

-There's no point avoiding it.

-Keep that thing away from me

-in future, OK?

-Don't worry, you'll never

-see her again, nor me either.

-Are you booting him out?

-Well, I wouldn't put it like that,

-Kelly.

-Yes.

-But we'll remain friends, I hope.

-Oh, sorry. Come here.

-No, it's alright, Kelly.

-You don't have to feel sorry for me.

-To be honest, it's a relief.

-It hasn't been right between us

-for a while.

-I think that snake

-was exactly what we needed.

-"Catrin, Happy Birthday. Chester."

-Come on, Mam.

-Don't you think it breaks my heart

-to see you locked up?

-Alright, but don't cry, please.

-Why, Chester?

-Because you're worried

-or because you're embarrassed?

-I don't like to see you upset.

-I don't like to see you upset.

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-So don't shut me out.

-Not a minute goes by at home

-when I don't miss you.

-I can't wait to have you home.

-I can't wait to have you home.

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-It's your fault I'm still here.

-What sort of future

-would you have...

-..if you were on the run

-from the authorities?

-At the end of your time here,

-you can pick up your life again.

-Look, you're a clever boy.

-I want the best for you.

-All three of you.

-Why are you being so stubborn

-all the time?

-I get it from you, don't I?

-Well, can we at least agree not

-to argue the next time I come here?

-You weren't long.

-You weren't long.

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-Years of practice.

-Where's you know what?

-Katrina? She's safe, don't worry.

-Where will you go? To Colin?

-Where will you go? To Colin?

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-No, no.

-I'm going away, Anita.

-Leaving Cwmderi.

-What?

-You don't leave because of me.

-I know, but it's time to move on.

-I thought I could settle down

-but I was kidding myself.

-Well, you can't leave

-without seeing Colin.

-He'll only persuade me not to leave.

-I can't see him being let down.

-He'll feel more let down

-if you don't tell him.

-He'd never forgive you.

-No, you have to phone him.

-Seeing you're an apprentice.

-We could get logos

-like White & Father.

-It's more original than

-White & Son. What do you think?

-Are you alright?

-You've been quiet all morning.

-Gwyneth.

-She's not happy

-that I'm working with you.

-Shock. What did she say?

-I'm making a mistake

-and I should consider her and Gwern.

-It's your life, Dad.

-Yes and no.

-I can see that she's got a point.

-But I feel

-I should follow my own instinct.

-Then listen to your instinct.

-And offend Gwyneth?

-If she's serious about you,

-she'll understand.

-Now, are you going

-to put that polo shirt on?

-I'll try it on.

-Good.

-Hey, you can finish the job too.

-Are you sure?

-It's only fixing a washer.

-I'm confident you can do that.

-Your way of saying sorry

-for this morning, is it?

-Sort of. Go on.

-You have to say it's lush.

-Columbian, and it's sold well

-this week so...

-Fine. We'll keep selling it.

-I'm sure a few coffee snobs

-will pay through the nose.

-Sion.

-Ooh, it suits you.

-Snazzy.

-A ham sandwich to take out, please.

-He's got you wearing

-a uniform now.

-What I think

-obviously means nothing.

-Not at all. I respect your opinion.

-And you have valid reasons

-for your objection.

-But you're ignoring them.

-Gwyneth.

-I've given this a lot of thought.

-I see it as an investment -

-something really worthwhile.

-If you can't understand it, try to

-accept that it's important to me.

-Sion, sandwich.

-The fact things haven't worked out

-with Anita...

-..doesn't mean you have to leave.

-You'll be better off without me.

-You'll be better off without me.

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-I won't be.

-You've managed quite well

-over the years.

-My marriage fell apart...

-..and I've ended up

-working in the village shop.

-That's hardly managing well.

-You've got Britt.

-Yes, thank goodness.

-Things would be very bleak

-otherwise.

-But you belong here, Colin.

-I'll never have that sense

-of belonging anywhere.

-It's more valuable than anything,

-believe me.

-I know I can give

-the opposite impression...

-..but I'm very proud of you, Colin.

-You've got a big heart.

-Don't ever change.

-I want you to know that I'm not

-forcing him to leave, alright?

-It's impossible

-to force him to do anything.

-Keep in touch, alright?

-I'll try but you know me,

-I'm not making any promises.

-I wasn't much of a father to him.

-I was hoping to make up

-for the years I lost.

-It's never too late.

-Sometimes it's better to accept

-that a person can't change.

-I've been a wanderer

-and I always will be.

-There's no turning back now.

-Sam, look after yourself.

-Sam, look after yourself.

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-You too.

-Hang on.

-Skiving?

-I've finished already.

-Look,

-if it means that much to you...

-..I won't stand in your way.

-Thank you. You have no idea

-how much that means to me.

-I can guess.

-You're grinning like a Cheshire cat.

-The work gives me

-so much pleasure...

-..and it's nice to achieve

-something in the real world...

-..not just on paper,

-and it's exciting.

-And as I've finished early...

-..we can spend the afternoon

-together.

-What would the boss say?

-There's no need to tell him.

-He's my son.

-Let me tidy up

-and then I'll be home.

-And I mean it, thank you

-from the bottom of my heart.

-S4C subtitles by Ericsson