Wed, 22 Feb 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-WHISTLING

-Do you have to be so miserable?

-Do you have to be so happy?

-Yes, there's a weekend of rugby

-and drinking ahead of me.

-I'm stuck here

-looking for a replacement for Dol.

-Diddums! It's a hard life.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Eifion. What can I do for you?

-Is there room on the bus

-to Scotland?

-I'm dying for a break

-and a booze-up.

-I knew the farm would be too much.

-I knew the farm would be too much.

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-It isn't but I deserve a break.

-It's calving season.

-It's calving season.

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-Thank you, DJ!

-As it happens, there's one space.

-Oh, great.

-The thing is, I don't have

-a ticket. Can I buy Diane's?

-And leave Cadno with the calves

-on her own?

-I'm talking to Dai!

-Unfortunately, it's not available.

-Why don't you come on the bus

-and look for a ticket there.

-I'll see what I can do.

-Good luck.

-Hey, you shouldn't encourage him

-to leave Cadno on her own.

-This is rugby. It's not a taboo.

-Who's going to Scotland with you,

-anyway?

-Kath Jones, if you must know.

-What about Diane?

-What about Diane?

-What about Diane?

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-She is your wife.

-Next time you see her,

-will you remind her of that?

-Good luck with that...

-..because the last I heard

-she was in the bush on the lash.

-But you don't know for sure

-she's doing that.

-No, exactly!

-I don't know what she's doing.

-Actually, that's the problem!

-Tell me. Do I need a passport

-to go to Scotland?

-Are they in or out of Europe?

-Are they in or out of Europe?

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-I don't think so.

-Right, here you are.

-Enough tablets 'til Sunday, no more.

-That's all I need.

-If you take more than one a day,

-you won't have enough to last.

-I know Maths isn't my strong point

-but I've worked that out myself.

-I was only making sure.

-And don't drink either,

-just in case.

-Will you trust me, please?

-Dai will be there to look after me.

-He knows what I've been through

-and he's been very supportive.

-At least he trusts me.

-I trust you, Mam.

-You're treating me like a teenager!

-It's only natural to worry

-when a mother goes away on holiday.

-Just like I worried when you went

-to Llangrannog for the first time...

-..when you were nine!

-Yes. Sorry.

-I can't help it, alright.

-Be careful and enjoy yourself.

-I'm going to do just that.

-So long.

-Och aye the noo!

-TEXT ALERT

-"Agreed to do a buffet

-for the stag party tomorrow x"

-I hope you've got your passport!

-Mark said I don't need a passport!

-I'm joking.

-Just pulling your leg.

-Cash, tickets, beer, clean pants.

-I've got everything.

-Have you got everything you need?

-Yes, I have.

-Good. Hi ho, Silver, as they say.

-Enjoy yourselves.

-When you look at the big screen...

-..Kath will be the one

-wearing the daffodil.

-Don't listen to him.

-I'm not wearing one of those!

-Oh, a welcoming committee.

-What are you doing here?

-I live here.

-Aren't you glad to see me?

-Well...

-..I'm on the way to Murrayfield.

-Oh, I didn't know.

-Because you didn't get in touch.

-If you'd phoned, I'd have told you.

-Right, come on, Kath.

-I've given your ticket to Kath.

-I didn't think you'd want it with

-you wandering around Wagga Wagga.

-We didn't know when you'd be back.

-Right, come on, I'm thirsty

-and we've got a bus to catch.

-Dad, some things are more important

-than rugby.

-I had better go.

-I'll come with you.

-Can I come in now?

-Hannah?

-Emma's daughter?

-Emma's daughter?

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-Yes.

-I didn't get a chance to tell you.

-We've got a visitor.

-G'day.

-It's not fair.

-You haven't given me a thought.

-I can get Morgan Tycroes

-to help with the calving.

-Have you thought

-that I might like to go?

-I had no idea.

-I had no idea.

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-You didn't ask me!

-I told you Cadno wouldn't be happy.

-I told you

-to mind your own business.

-I'm concerned about Penrhewl

-even if you aren't.

-You're only concern is Cadno.

-Well, let me tell you...

-Well, let me tell you...

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-Enough!

-Cadno's nothing to do with you

-any more.

-One more step, I'm phoning Garry.

-You're only making it worse, DJ.

-I left you

-so you could be happy with him.

-But you're not happy after all.

-The biggest sacrifice of my life.

-Sorry.

-I told him to keep his nose out.

-I think he might have a point.

-You're not supposed to be here.

-Diane came back.

-From Australia?

-No, Mark. From Fairyland!

-So the trip's off, is it?

-I don't see how we can go now,

-do you?

-No.

-Sorry.

-I was really looking forward to it.

-Um, Mam...

-..do you think I should

-have those tablets back?

-You're a bit upset so...

-What?

-Are you worried I'll take

-more than I should?

-Thanks for your faith in me.

-Thanks for your faith in me.

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-I don't want to take the risk.

-Do you know what? Maybe you should.

-How else am I going to prove

-to you and myself that I can do it?

-Well?

-Well what?

-Is there anything

-you want to say to me?

-Oh.

-Sorry about your trip to Scotland.

-I know how much you like

-your rugby.

-I'm not talking about my trip

-to Scotland.

-Your trip to Australia via Ireland.

-I'm back now.

-I'm back now.

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-Don't I deserve an explanation?

-Are you cold?

-Yes. It's freezing in this country.

-I'll make you a cuppa now.

-How's your mother?

-Fine. In love.

-Oh, Emma's met someone.

-Dirk.

-Dirk the berk.

-He and Hannah don't get on

-very well.

-He's always at our house,

-nagging me.

-He witters on and on about me

-getting a job and doing chores.

-It's awful when someone invades

-your home like that.

-Yes, you're spot on there.

-That's why I offered

-to bring her home.

-And how long is this holiday?

-Oh, only a couple of weeks,

-probably.

-Thanks for letting me stay.

-No-one's asked me if you can stay.

-Well, I could stay with Jason

-if it's awkward.

-Listen, you're not going anywhere.

-Go and cwtch up in bed and I'll

-come up to see you in a minute.

-Don't you dare make her feel

-she's not welcome here.

-It was very awkward in Australia.

-Things weren't hunky-dory here!

-That's obvious.

-You disappear for weeks

-with no explanation...

-..than you waltz back in

-with someone else's child.

-Not any child -

-she's my granddaughter.

-Grand...?! She's an excuse

-to avoid talking properly to me.

-I thought you'd be glad to see her.

-Hannah? Delighted. Delirious!

-Oh, yes.

-Do you have any other surprises?

-Two koalas in your hand luggage?

-A wombat up your jumper, maybe?

-Where are you off now?

-Kuala Lumpur?

-Timbuktu?

-The divorce court?

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-Ooh, someone looks happy

-in their work.

-What's wrong, DJ?

-Living in the same village

-as Cadno is too painful.

-Yes, I can imagine

-that it can't be easy.

-Eifion's poncing around

-like some shampoo advert.

-I saw them arguing in the Deri

-earlier.

-She's not happy with him, I'm sure.

-She's not happy with him, I'm sure.

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-Every couple has arguments.

-She told me to stay out of it.

-It's lovely that you still care

-about Cadno, but...

-..she's moved on.

-Mind you,

-she shouldn't have let you go.

-She was very lucky to have you.

-It's only you who thinks that.

-It's only you who thinks that.

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-No, it's not.

-You need a bit more self-confidence.

-If I could find it in a box,

-I'd be alright.

-Gar?

-You can't.

-There's too much to do here.

-Yes, but...

-Right, forget it. No, forget it.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-It must have been a surprise

-to see Diane on the doorstep.

-A nice surprise.

-Did she say why she'd left Cwmderi?

-Don't ask Hannah

-questions like that.

-It's not fair.

-I'm none the wiser asking you, am I?

-Well?

-There's no point raking over

-a past which can't be changed.

-We need to look forward now, Dai.

-I'm feeling the cold too here.

-I bet it was sunny in Australia.

-I bet it was sunny in Australia.

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-It was lovely.

-I'm surprised you didn't stay there.

-I had to come back some time.

-Tell the truth, Diane.

-If it wasn't for tension between

-Emma, Hannah and Dirk the berk...

-..you wouldn't have come back.

-Don't talk nonsense.

-If life was perfect,

-you'd still be there.

-You're reading too much into it.

-I wanted a break, that's all.

-I'm back now, that's end of it.

-It's the end of something!

-To think I've missed a rugby trip

-to Scotland.

-So off you go!

-There's enough time.

-For some reason, Diane,

-I'm not in the mood any more!

-What are these?

-New stock.

-"Tipyn bach o Awyr Iach."

-Sara's trying to think of a way

-of marketing them.

-Can't you come up with an idea?

-I'm not good enough.

-You need to be more positive.

-This is getting boring.

-I don't have anything

-to be positive about.

-DJ!

-You've got a roof over your head,

-you've got a job...

-..you're young and you're lovely.

-Sorry. You were just being nice.

-So what do you do when someone

-like Colin is nice to you?

-Sorry if you're angry.

-I'm not angry. I'm used to it.

-It was a stupid thing to do.

-Yes, well, don't do that

-to anyone else anytime soon.

-You don't want a bad name, do you?

-No.

-I shouldn't have shown how much

-I was looking forward to it.

-I feel a real idiot now.

-There's nothing wrong with looking

-forward to something, Mam.

-I'm back to square one.

-Pathetic, isn't it?

-You're not pathetic, Mam.

-Here you are.

-Why are you giving me those?

-How many times did you give me

-a second, third, fourth chance...

-..when I was a child?

-You haven't had one chance

-to take care of your own tablets.

-How do you know you can trust me?

-I don't.

-I hope I can.

-Well, I think I can.

-But if you don't try,

-you won't succeed either.

-I could fail as well, remember.

-There's only one way to find out.

-It's up to you now.

-Thank you.

-Listen, we'll have our own

-international here on Saturday.

-Close the curtains,

-a couple of cans, bags of chips.

-You know how to spoil your mother,

-don't you?!

-It was only a rugby trip.

-I'm not going now anyway.

-Go to Scotland.

-I want you to be happy.

-I can't because I'm busy

-this weekend.

-We're going away.

-You and me?

-You and me?

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-Yes, the important people.

-Where?

-Where?

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-Wherever you like.

-Put him down.

-You don't know where he's been.

-I've got two spare tickets now.

-Aren't you going?

-Don't ask!

-I'll take both.

-Have you booked a hotel?

-Do you want that too?

-Do you want that too?

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-Yes, please.

-You can have the hotel, the bus

-and two tickets, all in...

-..and I'm losing out - 550.

-Blimey. How much is one ticket?

-Oi!

-Oi!

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-I'll take the lot.

-And they say romance is dead.

-It's dead in Bryntirion.

-Dead and buried.

-The bus leaves

-in an hour and a half.

-Polish?

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