Thu, 28 Jul 2016 20:00 Pobol y Cwm

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-I'm glad to hear it.

-Yes.

-OK. Ta-ra.

-What did she have to say?

-It's only a matter of waiting now

-for a date for the appeal.

-You did a very good job yesterday.

-According to Georgina, you showed

-remorse without going overboard.

-I told you so.

-I'm so glad it's over for now.

-You should have phoned earlier.

-He needed a solicitor.

-He had his mother there.

-He had his mother there.

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-That's not the point.

-I didn't want you

-to stop us going to the cops.

-Well, the way it's turned out...

-..I think you've done him a favour.

-Not many would hand themselves in

-like that.

-Well done, Chest.

-I couldn't have done it

-without Mam.

-And I wouldn't have had the guts

-to come home if it wasn't for you.

-I was in an impossible position.

-That's what we do, isn't it?

-The Monks.

-We stick together.

-I thought you'd be here

-playing Farmer Giles.

-I've booked two days off, Dai.

-I knew you weren't listening!

-I knew you weren't listening!

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-DJ's here to do the farming.

-And this useless traffic warden!

-It doesn't take three of you.

-I'm here today and tomorrow, Dai.

-This useless traffic warden

-has to get to the mart.

-Hold on. I'm going to the mart.

-Listen, we need a good price today

-and I've got more experience.

-But it's my job.

-But it's my job.

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-This is so disorganized!

-Sit down, Rowlands.

-You're not my boss.

-You're not my boss.

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-Sit down!

-Right, no wonder it's chaos here.

-You need to make decisions, boys.

-Who's doing what? Jim is the owner

-so he has the last word.

-Yes, quite right.

-I'm an experienced farmer.

-I want to be in charge of the lambs.

-But I...

-But I...

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-Hand up.

-I usually do it.

-Good point, DJ.

-Things have changed here since you

-ran away with that floozy Angela.

-You said Jim had the last word.

-Yes, right, well, um...

-..maybe...

-..from now on it would be an idea...

-..to let Eifion stick with the sheep

-because he's used to it.

-Judas.

-Judas.

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-See you later, then.

-Thanks for chairing the meeting

-so successfully, Dai.

-I've got mucking out to do.

-Well...

-..that couldn't have gone

-much worse.

-Right, come on.

-Let's go for a pint.

-Hiya.

-Are you ill?

-Sher, come on. Go and get dressed.

-It's almost lunchtime.

-A shower would do you good.

-A shower would do you good.

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-What for?

-I could stay in bed all day.

-No-one needs me.

-What about the salon?

-It's been closed for a week.

-You'll lose clients.

-People are relying on you.

-Trimming the hair on people's heads

-is all I'm good for now, is it?

-Hiya, love.

-Two pints of bitter, please.

-Well, well, what have we got here?

-Are you out of prison already?

-Typical Monk, getting away with it!

-Don't start.

-You've got a nerve.

-Your son put Cadno in hospital.

-It was an accident.

-There's a difference.

-There's a difference.

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-Really?

-It's no wonder it was Eifion's name

-Cadno said when she woke up.

-Who said that?

-Eifion told us the other night.

-Did you have to wind her up?

-Take no notice

-of what Britt says about Eifion.

-We all know

-you're the one Cadno wants.

-So what's the occasion?

-I didn't realize newly-wed couples

-needed an occasion.

-OK. What do you want?

-What I want is to apologize

-for the way I've been recently.

-You're right, we need

-to focus on our relationship.

-It hasn't been easy, between it all.

-I can make it up to you.

-I'll buy us lunch.

-And dessert?

-I'll have the fillet steak.

-Ribeye, then. There's more

-meat on it, just like you.

-Oi!

-Don't listen to Dai Ashurst.

-He only said

-what everyone else is thinking.

-They'll all have something else

-to talk about next week, you'll see.

-Everyone makes mistakes.

-The important part

-is to learning from them.

-A pint, please.

-I've sorted it all out.

-Did you get a good price

-for the lambs?

-Yes. I've also sorted out Penrhewl.

-Everything's going to be alright.

-Oh, yes?

-What's this major plan of action?

-I bumped into John Ty Isa'

-and he was asking how Cadno is.

-I said that she wasn't well

-so he offered to take over the farm.

-Take over?

-Well, no farm lasts very long

-without a farmer.

-Farms require constant work

-and care and he knows what's what.

-That's the way of the countryside.

-He starts work on Monday.

-You have no right to agree to that!

-I saw an opportunity.

-You'll thank me in a few months.

-Who do you think you are?

-Cadno, Eileen and I own Penrhewl.

-It's got nothing to do with you.

-We agreed earlier

-that I'm in charge.

-Listen, you have to be realistic.

-There's no point being sentimental.

-Sentimental? It's my property

-you're talking about.

-And my children's future.

-I have a right to protect them.

-It's the only answer, Jim.

-Otherwise we can say goodbye

-to Penrhewl forever.

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-I'd better go back.

-I'll come with you to see what price

-that fool had for the lambs.

-Dai, what's your game, eh?

-Picking on a 15-year-old boy...

-..isn't acceptable.

-I was only teaching him a lesson.

-If I hear

-you've been chopsy again...

-..you'll be banned.

-Off you go.

-It's not only Dai, is it?

-He's not going to be the most

-popular boy for a while yet...

-..but what do you expect?

-I'm worried he'll run away again.

-I'll have a word with him.

-I'll have a word with him.

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-No, you won't.

-I'm going to phone Gloria and Neil.

-He's not going to Newcastle.

-He should be here with his family.

-He should be here with his family.

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-Who are you to say..?

-I want him here

-where we can keep an eye on him.

-Like we have been doing?!

-He's not going to Newcastle.

-That's the end of it.

-Bring two whiskies over here.

-You look like you need one.

-That was nice.

-I never go for ribeye.

-You should listen to me more often.

-I know.

-But you can be right sometimes too.

-Today was a good idea.

-I meant what I said earlier.

-I want to put us first.

-There's plenty of time

-before having a baby.

-It's nice to have you

-all to myself anyway.

-It's nice to have you as well.

-You can have me all afternoon

-if you want.

-Mam's still away

-and Jim's at Penrhewl until later.

-The flat's empty.

-Come on.

-I've got no idea

-what you're going through but...

-..if there's anything I can do

-to help, you know where I am.

-Can you take me back in time?

-Someone was bound to find out

-in the end.

-You did the right thing.

-I told myself that...

-..but seeing the state Sheryl's in,

-I'm not so sure.

-Do you know

-what this clown has done?

-Without asking us,

-he's agreed that Penrhewl...

-..is placed in the hands

-of another farm.

-That clown across the road

-is taking over on Monday!

-It's not quite as like that.

-It's not quite as like that.

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-You have no right.

-I won't watch this place fail

-while you all play at farming.

-DJ did a good job of farming...

-..while you were playing happy

-families with that lying wench.

-You have no right to march in

-and tell everyone what's what.

-I have a right to protect

-my children's inheritance.

-Yes, well,

-they're Cadno's children too.

-She has a significant say

-in the matter.

-I suppose

-you've discussed it with her.

-She'd never let this happen

-and you know that.

-She'd do anything

-to keep this place going.

-He doesn't know what he's doing...

-..and the place isn't safe

-with him in charge.

-I haven't threatened to give

-the keys to any Tom, Dick or Harry.

-You'll regret this.

-Go and put tickets on

-old women's cars.

-That's all you're good for!

-Listen...

-..I've had a word with Gloria.

-She'd love for you to go and stay.

-She hasn't seen you for two years.

-Newcastle?

-Yes. It'll be a break from here

-after all that's happened.

-They are the closest

-you've got to grandparents.

-For how long?

-Until the appeal hearing.

-I don't want to be

-without you again, believe me.

-I'm only doing what's best for you.

-A change is good, isn't it?

-I've never been through

-the same as you but...

-..I've missed the chance

-to be a father more than once.

-Gwern might be the only child

-I have now.

-You need to do

-everything possible...

-..to make sure you don't miss out

-on this opportunity.

-It might be your last chance.

-But Sheryl's tried everything

-and she's given up.

-There's nothing I can do.

-There's always a way.

-So when are we leaving?

-Tonight. I haven't booked

-but there's a train about 5 o'clock.

-We'll be there before dark.

-Does Gloria know what I did?

-Yes, but she brought up Garry

-so she's seen everything.

-GARRY COUGHS

-You've arranged for him

-to go to Newcastle.

-Yes, well, the decision was mine.

-I'm his mother

-so I have the last word.

-Now tell him about the pool room

-by the Con Club.

-We couldn't get Garry out of there.

-Do you think I'll like Newcastle?

-You'll love it.

-Where's the bottle opener?

-Where's the bottle opener?

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-Forget that.

-Again?

-Again?

-

-You're not complaining, I hope.

-Not at all,

-as long as we're careful.

-Have you taken the pill today?

-Of course.

-Why are we discussing this now?

-I just didn't see you take it.

-You're not with me all the time.

-I was with you this morning.

-Are you suggesting that I'm lying?

-Are you suggesting that I'm lying?

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-Are you?

-This was supposed to be

-a chance to be close again.

-But why?

-To get me to sleep with you?

-Is that what you really think?

-Is that what you really think?

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-I don't know, Sioned. You tell me.

-You've gone too far now.

-What are you doing?

-Ed!

-Sioned!

-Sioned!

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-I'm not going to take it.

-You haven't taken any!

-No, and there's nothing you can do

-about it.

-Sheryl, why are you doing this?

-All they wanted

-was someone to look after her.

-But I couldn't do that, could I?

-You'll make matters worse.

-That's enough. Give them to me.

-No, don't take them from me.

-They're all I've got left.

-Don't take them from me again, OK?!

-He won't dare

-try a stunt like that again.

-Dad was right.

-We'll have to watch him.

-Are you going to tell Cadno?

-Better not.

-I don't want her to worry.

-I don't want her to worry.

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-No. Quite right.

-How is she?

-She's getting worse, Jim.

-How come?

-She won't be able to handle

-physical work for a while, if ever.

-I thought she was recovering.

-I thought she was recovering.

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-It's all changed.

-What's this, a trip to the Bahamas?

-I'm moving in.

-No, you're not.

-You can't. What about Courtney?

-You can't leave her on her own.

-You're her father. You sort her out.

-Listen here, I stepped back

-after you both said you were happy.

-She's settled down.

-Moving her could upset all that.

-The boys are my priority now.

-This is their home.

-It's not fair to move them

-into the village, is it?

-Good. I'm taking these upstairs.

-Alright?

-Have you got a lot on

-tonight or tomorrow?

-Not really, no.

-Would you like to take him up?

-Chester would love your company...

-..and I'm sure Neil and Gloria

-would like to see you.

-We'll have a road trip.

-What do you say?

-What do you say?

-

-You can show me where to go.

-The pubs and clubs?

-He's going up there

-to stay out of trouble.

-Are you ready?

-You'll be alright.

-You're a tough cookie.

-And listen to Neil and Gloria.

-Don't answer back

-because they're old now.

-Alright.

-Come here.

-It's a new start for us all.

-OK.

-Don't forget to phone me

-when you get there.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

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-Ta-ra.

-I'm making a salad

-if you want some.

-I don't think

-you've thought this through.

-I want a baby, Ed,

-and I'm going to have one.

-You can't force me to be a father.

-It's not fair.

-You can't force me

-to take a morning after pill.

-Not forcing, I'm asking you.

-It's the right thing to do.

-We agreed to wait.

-We agreed to wait.

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-And I changed my mind.

-You lied to me.

-Diddums!

-You weren't complaining earlier.

-Calm down.

-Calm down.

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-This is what I want, Ed.

-There's nothing you can do

-to stop me.

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