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-Oh, Hywel. Close them, will you?

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-Yes?

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-How's the world's most beautiful

-girl this morning?

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-Don't. I've just settled her down.

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-So what are you going to do today?

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-Leave it to me.

-Go and have a shower.

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-Listen, I've been thinking...

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-..the idea of a christening

-wasn't perhaps a good one after all.

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-We don't want to draw attention

-to ourselves, do we?

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-We're fine here, aren't we?

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-But you're not going to stay here

-all day, are you?

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-Perhaps.

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-Perhaps.

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-Come on.

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-Alright, I'll have a shower.

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-Good.

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-I didn't know the shop delivered.

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-No, we don't do deliveries.

-Well, only for VIPs.

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-And it was worth it just to see

-how beautiful you look in pyjamas.

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-I love hearing you laugh.

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-I don't have much choice

-when you're around.

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-Hey, Col. Chester phoned earlier.

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-I think he's going to be alright.

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-I think he's going to be alright.

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-Of course he is.

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-He's got you as a mother.

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-The shopping's done,

-so I'd better get a move on.

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-Hang on.

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-I've been a bit offish with you

-lately, and I'm sorry.

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-I hadn't noticed.

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-OK, yes.

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-I had noticed, but you've had your

-fair share of problems recently.

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-I'm so sorry about that.

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-I've got the afternoon off.

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-There are two steaks in the fridge

-and your name's on one of them.

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-Come and have lunch with me.

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-I'm not sure...

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-There's no need to worry

-about all this.

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-Oh, why not?

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-I look forward to it.

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-I look forward to it.

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-Me, too.

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-I'm just checking that you're OK.

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-Coffee, please.

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-Everyone's looking forward

-to having you home...

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-..especially your mother.

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-I'm pleased to hear it.

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-We'll see you soon.

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-And, Chest...

-I'm proud of you.

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-Dad, look.

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-Dad, look.

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-What?

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-Hey!

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-Right.

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-I was keeping that

-to make a sandwich.

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-Tell Daniel not to speak

-with a mouthful of food.

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-Shall we go?

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-Right, you. Get a move on.

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-How is everyone?

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-Can I go and buy a magazine?

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-There isn't a lot of choice apart

-from cooking and farming ones.

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-And they're not cheap.

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-And they're not cheap.

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-No, it's alright.

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-We'll go together.

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-Ffion...

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-I'm very sorry about what happened.

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-How is she?

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-Quiet.

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-You and Daniel are a double act.

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-I'm lucky.

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-I'm lucky.

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-It's nothing to do with luck.

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-I hope I'll have a similar

-relationship with Gwern.

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-That depends on whether you still

-mix with nutters.

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-It's nothing to do with me.

-Craig's after my blood.

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-And whose fault's that?

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-If it wasn't for you,

-he wouldn't have come to Cwmderi.

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-Please...

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-Please...

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-No!

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-Here you go. Drink that

-and go and get dressed.

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-No arguments. Elinor's babysitting,

-so we can have lunch in the Deri.

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-No...

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-No...

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-It will do us good.

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-I'm not ready.

-Esther's only been home a few days.

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-We'll only be a couple of hours.

-She'll be perfectly safe.

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-I'm worried that we're getting lost

-in all of this.

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-Good. That's sorted.

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Hiya, Jase.

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-Are you alright?

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-No, I'm just catching up

-with some paperwork at home.

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-Yes, it's endless.

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-I'm expecting a lovely present

-when you come home.

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-Ouch!

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-No, I'm fine.

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-Have you started packing yet?

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-Yes?

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-What are you doing?

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-Phoning Elinor.

-I'm picking Esther up.

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-I've only just dropped her off.

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-It's not as if we're going

-anywhere posh.

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-Do you want us to have

-a normal life?

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-Of course I do.

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-So you and I are having lunch.

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-You can't hide up here forever.

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-Alright, just one hour.

-And then we'll fetch Esther.

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-And I'll cook tonight.

-We'll have a quiet evening.

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-OK.

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-But you said you're coming home

-on Friday. You promised.

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-There's a bit of a problem.

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-Well, sort it out

-because I want you home.

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-At least you won't have to

-drive to Heathrow.

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-What do you mean?

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-Hello?

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-Hello?

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-Jason?

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-Jason, I can't hear you.

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-Jason?

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-You won't have to drive to Heathrow

-because I'm behind you.

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-Now, then...

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-Now, then...

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-I've missed you so much.

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-BANGING ON DOOR

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-Jason!

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-Jason?

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-BANGING ON DOOR

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-I know you're there. Debbie saw you.

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-Sara?

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-Well, I have to, don't I?

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-OK.

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-Hello, Mam.

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-Good grief. What are you doing?

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-Didn't you hear me shouting?

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-You've lost weight.

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-No, I haven't lost weight.

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-Well, how was the flight?

-Why are you back so early?

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-Are you jet-lagged?

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-No. Not yet anyway. But I had

-hoped to have a lie-down.

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-They say the best thing to do

-is carry on.

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-Don't give in to it.

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-We've been invited to a party

-in the Deri.

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-If Sheryl can make a fuss

-of her baby, then so can I.

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-Go upstairs to wash

-and I'll make us all a cuppa.

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-Oh, it's lovely to have you back!

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-Surprise!

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-Just a quiet drink?

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-Oh, Sher. She's beautiful.

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-Mam!

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-You don't mind, do you?

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-You don't mind, do you?

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-No.

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-I just thought you could have

-the naming ceremony today...

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-..without all the fuss.

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-Hiya. Thanks for the invite.

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-Look how lovely

-my granddaughter is, Debbie.

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-I love being a gran. When you've

-had enough you can give them back.

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-But it'll take longer

-to take her home!

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-What's that supposed to mean?

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-What's that supposed to mean?

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-She's not from around here.

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-What did you say?

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-What did you say?

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-Nothing. Take no notice.

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-Best of luck.

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-Dani never answers her phone.

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-Are you alright?

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-Are you alright?

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-Great.

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-Thanks for looking after us.

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-Whatever you and Sheryl want,

-just let me know.

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-Look, I know this is just

-an informal do this afternoon...

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-..but would you look after Esther

-for me...

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-..if anything happened to me?

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-An unofficial godfather,

-if you like.

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-Me?

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-Me?

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-Yes.

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-Will you do it?

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-Will you do it?

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-Of course I will.

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-Good, that's sorted.

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-Good, that's sorted.

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-What's sorted?

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-Garry's agreed to be Esther's

-godfather.

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-Unofficially.

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-Unofficially.

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-Oh, right.

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-Excuse me.

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-Just don't ask anyone else, OK?

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-OK.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Hey, Britt.

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-No pyjamas?

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-No. Are you alright?

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-Oh, yes, yes.

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-Onions.

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-Come through.

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-Oh, Col.

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-Look, do you mind if we do this

-another time?

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-I'll tell you why.

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-Hywel has organized a shindig in

-the Deri for Sheryl and the baby.

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-Oh, Col, come with me.

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-Hey...

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-..there's a bag of cheese and onion

-crisps over there...

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-..with your name on it.

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-How can I refuse when

-you smile at me like that?

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-Come on.

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-I'd prefer it if we all went.

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-I'd prefer it if we all went.

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-It sounds boring.

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-You said I could play a game.

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-You said I could play a game.

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-Let him play it.

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-And Arwen just wants to be

-wherever he is.

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-Go to your room

-before Dad drags you to the party.

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-I can't go near the Deri today.

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-Not yet. You understand, don't you?

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-Fine. But I'll only be in and out.

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-Phone me if...

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-Just phone me.

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-Just phone me.

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-Promise.

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-Off you go.

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-Look how beautiful she is.

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-She's lovely. Look, Col.

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-Where are the others?

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-Where are the others?

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-Ffion's not well.

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-The children are with her.

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-The children are with her.

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-Nothing serious, I hope.

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-No. Here you go.

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-Hywel.

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-Come and see this.

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-Come and see this.

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-Excuse me, lads.

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-You're right about what you said

-in the cafe earlier.

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-I was responsible for bringing

-Craig to the village. I'm sorry.

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-I don't want people to get hurt

-because of me again.

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-I'm sorry.

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-Ffion.

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-Ffion, Arwen wants some crisps.

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-Who wants them? You or her?

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-Hiya, Gwyneth.

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-Yes, I phoned.

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-No, there's nothing wrong.

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-I just wanted to check that Gwern

-was enjoying himself.

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-Thanks, Ta-ra.

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-What do you think of all of this?

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-Yes, well...

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-I don't want to rain

-on anyone's parade...

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-..but babies bring more problems

-rather than solve them.

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-Look at her. She's happy,

-Hywel's happy, the giraffe's happy.

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-Everyone deserves some happiness.

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-You're a softie, Col!

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-When I'm First Minister...

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-..I'll make happiness a law.

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-You'll be allowed to do

-whatever you want...

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-..whenever you want

-because that's what you deserve.

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-Where's this steak you promised?

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-Where's this steak you promised?

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-After you, Madame Presidente!

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-I'll be over now.

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-Everyone seems to be very jolly.

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-It's all a bit desperate

-if you ask me.

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-Fair play, Sara...

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-..they've been through a lot.

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-Alright.

-Sorry for dragging Jason out.

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-I was just so glad to see him.

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-I've lost him to Australia once.

-I don't want to lose him again.

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-I'm sorry, too.

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-At least we have one thing

-in common.

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-We both love the same idiot.

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-There you go. Mam.

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-Oh, lovely!

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-Drink?

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-No, he's loaded.

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-How do you like your steak?

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-How do you like your steak?

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-Rare. Like me!

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-Leave the jokes to me.

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-What is this?

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-Lunch or supper?

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-Who cares?

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-I'm starving, but don't open that...

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-Oh, look... gosh.

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-I've got a cloth.

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-A cloth? I need more than a cloth!

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-I'd better go home and get changed.

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-Don't be soft.

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-I'll get a T-shirt and pyjamas.

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-I'd better go. I'm soaking!

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-Alright, then.

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-I have to pick up the kids soon,

-anyway.

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-I can't be stinking of booze!

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-Thanks for today, Col.

-I've enjoyed myself.

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-Listen, you could come back.

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-I'll see you soon.

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-There we go.

-So long, Madame Presidente.

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-Table for one?

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-Might as well.

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-We'd better go. She's tired.

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-Not quite yet. Excuse me.

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-Hywel's done a fantastic job

-this afternoon.

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-He has.

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-Are you two getting on alright now?

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-Of course we are.

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-You're talking to your mother now,

-remember.

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-The last few months

-have been tough, Mam.

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-They're still tough.

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-I think you eat tough for breakfast.

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-I don't know about that.

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-Things made more sense

-on the other side of the world.

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-You're back now,

-and you'll settle down.

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-Everything will turn out fine.

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-Everything will turn out fine.

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-What if I mess everything up again?

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-You, good girl,

-are a fantastic mother.

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-Hywel has supported you, hasn't he?

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-He obviously loves both of you.

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-If you've got that,

-I'm sure things will work out.

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-Listen to your mother.

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-Sher, can I have a word?

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-Sher, can I have a word?

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-Of course.

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-Thanks.

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-Listen, I was thinking

-today could be a chance for us...

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-..to start again as a family.

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-What do you say?

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-That would make me very happy.

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-Hello.

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-Somebody wanted crisps.

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-I'm pleased you've come.

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-A packet of cheese and onion

-and one ready salted.

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-If there's anything I can do...

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-You can pay for these.

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-Shall we go and say hello to Esther?

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-Are you alright?

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-Hush, everyone. Hush!

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-I just want to say a quick word

-to say thanks to you all...

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-..for making the effort

-to come here.

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-All three of us appreciate it.

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Hello?

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-Thanks, Garry, for everything.

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-Who is it? I don't care

-who you are, we're busy.

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-Julie.

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-Who was on the phone?

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-Who was on the phone?

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-I don't know. Some Craig.

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-I'd just like to say

-one more thing...

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-..when we lost Meilyr...

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-..Sheryl and I were heartbroken.

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-We think about him every day.

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-But with Esther,

-we've learnt how to love again.

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-Now we're able to adopt her

-officially...

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-..we're going to spoil her silly.

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-Fate brought her to us.

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-And a Boeing 747.

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-But this is her home.

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-So...

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-Thanks.

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-To Esther Gwenllian Hughes.

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-To Esther Gwenllian Hughes Llywelyn.

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