Tue, 21 Jun 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-How many Little Gems do you want?

-There's a good crop of parsley

-if you want to sell that.

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-"I'll see you in Plas Cwm Du..."

-Eileen, I'll phone you back.

-Remind me

-to spray the tomatoes tomorrow.

-Those flies are all over them.

-Is there any tea in the pot?

-Is there any tea in the pot?

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-I'm busy, sorry.

-Right.

-You've just had a text.

-Oh, right.

-Anything important?

-No. Spam.

-I have to go to town this afternoon.

-Do you want anything?

-You can deliver this to the shop.

-Oh, no. The shop is

-out of your way going into town.

-I can take them if you want.

-Are they ready?

-Are they ready?

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-Yes.

-I might as well take them.

-I might as well take them.

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-You might as well.

-See you later.

-Yes! I've got the job in Zone Four!

-Where?

-A clothes shop in town.

-I start on Saturday.

-I start on Saturday.

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-Well done.

-And there's a staff discount,

-for family and friends too.

-Good. I could do

-with some new shirts.

-They sell women's clothes

-but I can see you in a maxi dress.

-I'm a lady!

-You'll be worth a fortune

-by the end of summer.

-I'm going to buy a car.

-Are you now? They're not cheap.

-Just a small second-hand one.

-I'm fed up with catching the bus.

-I want to be independent.

-I take your point. The summer

-holidays is the best time to learn.

-Come with me to the garage.

-Garry sells cars.

-Garry sells cars.

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-Yes, but...

-Please?

-Maybe there's one I can afford.

-Alright.

-There's no harm in taking a look.

-Diane! Come on.

-Alright.

-Listen, Cadno, what are you going

-to do if we see them?

-Punch him, and her too!

-I'm sure you've misunderstood.

-DJ loves you.

-He's even going to...

-He's even going to...

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-Do what?

-Nothing. Oh, I don't know.

-I know! He's going to sleep

-with another woman this afternoon.

-I'm going to catch the swine at it!

-This is going for 1,200

-and this is 300.

-Is that all?

-It's so cute!

-There's 200-worth of work on it.

-You said 300.

-I can't afford 300 let alone 500.

-I've only got 150 in the bank.

-We could keep the labour costs down.

-Don't you have work to do?

-Don't you have work to do?

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-Just saying.

-She looks so nice.

-She looks like a Matilda.

-Who?

-Who?

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-The car.

-That's what I'd call her.

-I could make her look so cool.

-There's no rush. Come on.

-Don't ever do that again.

-What?

-Humiliate me

-in front of a customer.

-Don't forget

-who's paying your wages.

-This is stupid.

-It isn't in DJ's nature

-to cheat on anyone.

-Oh, hello.

-I bet you that's her.

-And there he is.

-See. She was too young for him.

-DJ prefers older women.

-Are you saying I'm old?

-Are you saying I'm old?

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-No.

-I'm saying

-that DJ thinks the world of you.

-So who's this Linda?

-Oh, look.

-He wouldn't have an affair

-with her.

-How are you, love?

-Shall we go in?

-The cheapest car

-in Llanarthur costs 500.

-That's without tax and insurance,

-the MOT and petrol.

-Would the bank give me a loan?

-Would the bank give me a loan?

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-I doubt it, you're too young.

-What about those adverts on TV?

-Payday loans.

-No.

-No.

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-They give money to everyone.

-Promise me you'll never phone them.

-Do you hear me?

-Courtney!

-Courtney!

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-Alright.

-But I really want a car, Eifion.

-Maybe I won't have any choice.

-Bring it here in the morning

-so the grease monkey can look at it.

-Gaynor...

-Do you remember when I told you

-I'd like a career change?

-Is the offer still there

-for me to observe at the school?

-Well, I suppose so.

-Have you changed your mind?

-Have you changed your mind?

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-No, I'm glad you're considering it.

-Considering what?

-I want to be a teacher.

-Gaynor's said I can go

-and observe classes in the school.

-Not on my time.

-I have leave to take.

-Once you've reached an agreement

-you're welcome at the school.

-Bear in mind the school is closing

-for the summer in four weeks' time.

-Thank you, Gaynor.

-You crack me up, Geth.

-You! A teacher?

-I've missed you so much.

-You look so well.

-You look so well.

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-I can't stay for long.

-Iwan, you must have time

-for some lunch?

-My name's DJ. I changed it.

-Why? Your name's Iwan.

-It's Dic Junior.

-I had more of a welcome from him

-than I ever got from you.

-I didn't know

-you still felt the same.

-I'm not here for a soppy reunion.

-I don't want you back in my life.

-Why are you bothering?

-I had to contact you.

-I've been ill.

-I had breast cancer.

-How are you now?

-How are you now?

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-Fine.

-I thought you'd be upstairs by now.

-Did you get lost

-on your way to town?

-And you, you're old enough

-to be his mother.

-She is my mother.

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-How was I to know?

-Why have you been so secretive?

-I didn't want you to know.

-You'd only interfere.

-I was about to order a cuppa.

-Would you like to join us?

-I'll get them. Four coffees?

-I'll get them. Four coffees?

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-I'm not staying.

-Please?

-Hello, I'm Diane.

-I'm married to Dai Ashurst.

-Dic's brother.

-DJ calls him Uncle David.

-But he doesn't call me

-Auntie Diane.

-I don't know anything about Dic,

-to be honest with you.

-It was only one night,

-and that was a drunken one.

-Oh! We all have nights like that,

-Linda, I can tell you.

-Where do you live? DJ's never

-mentioned his childhood.

-Crymych.

-But I moved to Cardigan

-for a while.

-When?

-When?

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-After you went to Ireland.

-But I moved back to Crymych

-two years ago.

-Here we are.

-Who wants to be mother?

-Sorry. Who wants to...?

-I'll do it.

-I'm sorry about earlier, Linda.

-I can't believe you think he'd have

-an affair with a woman my age.

-He's got history.

-He's got history.

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-Diane!

-Since when have you been meeting?

-Since when have you been meeting?

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-We've been texting.

-But this is first time

-we've seen each other for years.

-Since you kicked me out

-when I was 15.

-We found it difficult

-living under the same roof.

-You had a choice.

-Me or your boyfriend.

-You chose him.

-Yes. How is Ray?

-We split up a long time ago.

-He couldn't cope with my illness.

-What illness?

-What illness?

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-Breast cancer.

-I'm better now

-but it was all too much for Ray.

-I told you he was a useless coward.

-I know, but I was in love.

-I'd raised you on my own

-for ten years.

-And when Ray landed...

-..he made me feel special.

-I felt like a woman again.

-It was more important

-than being a mother, wasn't it?

-It's alright.

-I made the biggest mistake

-of my life.

-Maybe it was for the best.

-Look at you now.

-You're happy.

-You've got family and a girlfriend.

-If I hadn't done what I did,

-you wouldn't have known your father.

-Everything in life

-happens for a reason.

-It's a good runner,

-ideal as a first car.

-Here you are.

-What's the mileage?

-Just over 20,000.

-The former owner was an old woman,

-she hardly ever left the village.

-I know Jim is concerned but a car

-is essential in the countryside.

-I was driving when I was 14.

-I bet you drove getaway cars

-when you were 12!

-If she can find 400,

-Matilda's hers.

-An illness like that

-puts everything in perspective.

-Yes, well...

-..if you'd told me,

-maybe I'd have visited you.

-That's the point.

-I didn't want you to get in touch

-because you felt sorry for me.

-You're all clear now, aren't you?

-You're all clear now, aren't you?

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-Yes.

-That's why I thought

-the time was right.

-Or at least better.

-I know I've messed up

-and it's all my own fault.

-Nobody else's.

-We used to be such mates.

-Remember? It was you and me

-against the world.

-Can we give it another go?

-I've got a new life, I'm happy.

-I don't know how you can be

-a part of it.

-Come on, love.

-She's your mother.

-It's too late, Diane.

-I can't forgive you.

-Everyone makes mistakes.

-Not everyone turns their back

-on their only child.

-DJ...

-Thanks.

-Are you going to tell Eifion

-about your brainwave?

-What now?

-Tell him.

-He wants to be a teacher.

-You?

-What's wrong with that?

-Nothing.

-It sounds like a lot of hard work.

-He'll have forgotten

-about it by tomorrow.

-I know you will.

-He always sulks and throws his

-weight around before crawling back.

-"Please, Gar, sorry. We're family."

-That's where you're wrong.

-I'm serious this time.

-You'd better find someone else

-to do the MOT's for a fortnight.

-I'm going to Ysgol y Mynach.

-I'm going to Ysgol y Mynach.

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-Don't bother coming back.

-There won't be a job for you.

-There won't be a job for you.

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-Suits me.

-He'll be back with his tail

-between his legs. Two days - tops.

-I'm not so sure.

-He sounded quite serious.

-You can't run the place alone.

-I've got Ger.

-I've got Ger.

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-He's going to Lanzarote tomorrow.

-You don't mean it, do you?

-I'm happier now

-than I've ever been.

-That's why I don't want anyone

-to spoil it.

-I don't want Linda in my life.

-There's no room for her.

-You can't shut your mother out.

-You can't shut your mother out.

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-That's what she did to me.

-She kicked me out when I was 15

-with a ferry ticket in my pocket.

-What kind of mother

-treats her child like that?

-Being a single mother is hard.

-I bet you weren't

-the easiest teenager.

-You can't deny the fact

-you had a good time in Ireland.

-You got to know your father,

-spent valuable time with him.

-If Linda hadn't kicked you out,

-it wouldn't have happened.

-Maybe she did you a huge favour.

-I love you, you know.

-Give her another chance.

-Otherwise you might regret it

-for the rest of your life.

-Give him a chance.

-He won't change his mind.

-He's always been stubborn.

-Linda.

-Maybe I was a bit hasty earlier.

-It's alright, I understand.

-Seeing you again

-after all those years...

-There's no need to explain.

-Why don't you come to Penrhewl

-for some lunch?

-Unless you're busy.

-That would be lovely.

-You can stay the night too,

-there's plenty of room.

-One step at a time.

-You love this car, don't you?

-Gaynor.

-I can start tomorrow.

-I can start tomorrow.

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-Sorry?

-Observing at the school.

-Tomorrow? Um...

-Yes, alright.

-Good.

-What were you doing

-in the garage now?

-Saying goodbye to Matilda.

-It's silly, I know.

-Look, if you really want it,

-I'll buy it for you.

-Really!

-Thank you, Eifion!

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-Yes.

-What are you doing?

-Thanks. Aren't you having any?

-No, I don't want one.

-You've trained him well, Cadno,

-better than I did.

-He's great. This place

-would fall to bits without him.

-I'm going to get Arthur. Here's

-a chance for you both to catch up.

-I'm really sorry for everything,

-Iw...

-DJ.

-If you don't want me

-to stay tonight, I'll go.

-I need to dig up the potatoes.

-I love you, you know.

-I never stopped loving you.

-Do you want to come with me

-to see the garden?

-Where are you going?

-To stay with a friend.

-Please don't. I'm sorry.

-I don't know what came over me.

-I was really excited about Matilda.

-I'm just as shocked as you,

-honestly.

-It was a mistake. I'm sorry.

-Say something, please!

-I want you to go and live

-with Jim and Eileen.

-Why?

-Why? You kissed me.

-It isn't right.

-It isn't right.

-

-It was a mistake.

-We can't live under the same roof

-any more.

-I've given you enough time to pack.

-I don't want you here tomorrow.

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