Wed, 23 Mar 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-What about something like that?

-Plain, simple.

-Lovely. We don't want

-too many frills, do we?

-No, and we don't anything too long.

-Not with all the mud at Penrhewl.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Or you'd have to be carried in.

-Or you'd have to be carried in.

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-I'd enjoy that!

-Ed, come in.

-Your fiance can't leave you alone!

-Oh, yeah. Are you two plotting

-behind my back?

-No, I was looking for you

-to remind you...

-..we've arranged to see Sion

-to sort a date.

-I wouldn't forget that!

-Cuppa?

-No, I have to get back to work.

-Some other time, then.

-Have you told her about Dewi?

-Of course not.

-Sorry. I'm just

-not thinking straight.

-I hope you're not going to behave

-oddly like this tonight.

-Supper with Angela and Courtney?

-Maybe Tyler should go away

-more often.

-You're dancing with that kettle!

-Maybe I have a reason to be happy.

-Not just because he isn't here.

-No. He's not that bad, is he?

-I thought you didn't like him.

-He can be untidy and

-a bit of an idiot, but, erm...

-I quite like him.

-Perhaps more than just like him.

-I think he feels the same way, too.

-What?

-Tyler's... erm. Erm... right.

-Good heavens! I didn't know that.

-How do you know, then?

-That he's gay?

-Not just that, but that he's keen.

-Keen on you.

-We kissed.

-Oh, that's quite keen, yes!

-Did you just kiss or did you...?

-I don't want to know

-all the details, but, erm...

-For now, yes.

-But I think he feels the same way.

-Is that what he said?

-Yes, well...

-No, not in so many words.

-But he was away over the weekend.

-Don't be a spoilsport, Col.

-I just don't want you to put the

-cart before the horse and get hurt.

-But if you're happy...

-..good luck to the two of you.

-I've been thinking about Easter.

-We should do something special

-in Bethania this year.

-A different and fresh service

-on the Monday afternoon, maybe.

-To celebrate the resurrection

-of your personal life!

-I like that idea.

-Something alternative that might

-reach out to people...

-..who don't usually go to chapel.

-Exactly. An alternative service.

-That's exactly the right word.

-Coat?

-She needs to pick this up

-before someone breaks a leg.

-I'll talk to her later.

-Email me if you come up

-with an idea...

-..about a pamphlet for the service

-and I'll make copies.

-I've left it too late to advertise.

-Nonsense! We've got almost a week.

-The resurrection itself

-only took three days!

-Come on.

-Come on.

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-Bye, now.

-Garry!

-Are you sure of that?

-Right. Thanks for your help. Ta-ra.

-Don't shout at me.

-I've had a hard morning.

-I have to shout at someone.

-I have to shout at someone.

-

-What's happened now?

-Gwyneth and Sion.

-I feel like telling the police

-what he did at Bethania.

-I wouldn't do that, unless you

-want to drag me down with him.

-Maybe I'd get the Deri back.

-Don't start that again.

-It's not fair, Garry!

-The flat above the chip shop

-is too small for four of us.

-They've got a flippin' castle

-up there!

-You could get half the place

-if you wanted to.

-I just want to get

-an email address for Sheryl.

-I'm sure you've heard, Hywel...

-..the police have dropped

-everything against Ffion.

-No, I haven't.

-If you want a juicy item for Cwm FM,

-I'll speak out against her.

-It's a sensitive matter.

-You're all sensitive, if you ask me.

-No-one's got the guts

-to tell the truth!

-OK?

-Great. Thanks.

-Oi, Monky! Don't run away.

-Nice to have you back.

-Your girlfriend was in yesterday.

-Just leave me alone.

-So, the cops found out the truth.

-She's still got to face

-a disciplinary panel.

-She'll be OK. There's no evidence.

-It's all in Chester's head.

-He's got a vivid imagination!

-Loser!

-I'm not authorized to conduct

-services outside Bethania.

-The registrar will conduct

-the service in Penrhewl.

-Will you be able to do something?

-Dad and Auntie Marian would

-have wanted a religious element.

-I can do the blessing.

-It would be an honour.

-Are you happy with that?

-Yes. It's better than nothing,

-I suppose.

-Hiya. Good luck to you

-with the wedding.

-I hope you have more luck

-than we did!

-Excuse us...

-I don't know why you want him

-anywhere near your big day!

-Sorry about this.

-We'll come back another time

-to discuss the details.

-Thanks, Sion.

-Bye, now.

-Did you have to be so cheap?

-Come on.

-I was only telling the truth.

-They're very happy together.

-Just like Gwyneth and me.

-Not everyone is as miserable as you.

-How do you expect me to feel, Sion?

-You have no idea how awful it is

-in that flat...

-..knowing that you two are here...

-..and that half the rooms are empty.

-And then Gwyneth brings

-my stuff down...

-..and puts it on the floor

-in the chip shop.

-I can understand

-that it might seem unfair.

-It doesn't just seem unfair,

-it is unfair!

-What do you expect me to do?

-You could always go back

-to Gwyneth's house.

-You can swap with me, if you want!

-It wouldn't be for me.

-It would be for the children.

-They miss this place terribly.

-You've come to get that, have you?

-Good.

-Maybe I don't need to move

-my stuff after all, do I, Sion?

-Well...

-Sion?

-Sion?

-

-Erm...

-Britt's made a suggestion...

-..an idea that could sort out

-all our problems.

-She's suggested perhaps we could

-swap houses for a while.

-Sion's considering it.

-There's nothing to consider.

-Get going. We've got things to do.

-Get going. We've got things to do.

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-Don't let her talk to me like that.

-I've tried to be fair, and you just

-throw it back in my face!

-Sion.

-Maybe it's not a good idea

-after all.

-'Reaching Out'

-I like that. These look great.

-I'm sorry.

-Why did you let her in, anyway?

-I didn't let her in.

-She used her key.

-Just as she did with me yesterday.

-We have to put a stop to this

-once and for all.

-I know she misses her home...

-..but she should have thought

-of that before leaving you.

-I'll get APD to change the locks.

-Within the hour, with a bit of luck.

-Alright?

-Chester. Chester!

-Are you alright?

-What's wrong?

-Mam forced me to come back.

-I knew everyone would turn

-against me.

-Everyone thinks

-I'm making everything up.

-You believe me, don't you?

-You don't, do you?

-I didn't say that.

-You're worse than the rest of them.

-At least they say it to my face.

-Chester, don't be like that.

-Chester!

-A bottle of red wine to take away.

-I'm having a meal with Ed and

-Sioned to discuss the wedding.

-I'm a bridesmaid.

-Yes, I know.

-I was just thinking that you could

-have been Ed's bride once.

-So could you.

-No chance!

-Ah, here he is.

-A drink to settle the nerves

-before the meal, is it?

-I've got no reason to be nervous.

-A pint, please, Dani.

-10, is it? There you go.

-Thanks.

-See you later, then. Ta-ra, Dani.

-Ta-ra.

-What were you two

-laughing about just now?

-About you... no, we were just saying

-that marriage would give you...

-..a chance to move on from

-your colourful past.

-I wouldn't call it colourful.

-Insignificant and dull, perhaps.

-But you're right.

-It's a chance to move on.

-You can draw a line under the past.

-You can draw a line under the past.

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-Why do you say that?

-What has Angela told you?

-Nothing. I was just

-wishing you well.

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-Courtney, come and see

-these dresses.

-They're very pretty.

-The whole thing makes me feel sick.

-It's a big day for Sioned.

-You shouldn't let her

-go ahead with it.

-Not under the circumstances.

-You don't realize how happy she is.

-She doesn't know

-you're deceiving her.

-She's rushing ahead because

-she thinks you're deteriorating.

-Can't you see how sick that is?

-They're getting married

-because they want to.

-I don't know how you can sleep.

-Not very well, if you must know.

-No, I don't want to know.

-And I don't want to go

-to this stupid supper tonight.

-OK. Don't, then.

-But it's Sioned

-you'll be punishing, not me.

-Hiya.

-Can I leave a few of these

-behind the bar?

-'Reaching Out'

-'A special service.

-Bethania Chapel. Easter Monday.'

-'Open Day. Everyone welcome.'

-Alright, but it's a bit odd

-leaving them here.

-That's the whole point.

-We want to appeal to people

-who don't usually go to chapel.

-It's worth trying, I suppose.

-It's worth trying, I suppose.

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-Can you mention it on Cwm FM?

-Yes, we'll arrange something.

-Chester. Where have you been?

-You're worried now, are you?

-Leave me alone.

-Chester, can you give

-your mother a message?

-Tell her that her old key

-to Y Felin won't work any more.

-We've changed the locks.

-Did you have to say that to him?

-Do you want to have to face Britt?

-Thanks for coming over.

-Thanks for coming over.

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-I can't do this any more.

-I should tell the truth.

-Nobody believes me anyway,

-and she'd suffer less.

-She has to face a disciplinary

-panel at school.

-Chester...

-Look at me.

-It's important that you

-don't tell anyone the truth.

-You have to stick to your story.

-Now more than ever.

-That's why I wanted to see you.

-To make sure you understand that.

-But last week you were

-giving me a row for lying.

-Yeah, yeah. I haven't forgiven you

-for what you did.

-But, erm...

-I had a word with my solicitor

-this morning.

-If you admit you made

-everything up...

-..you might get thrown

-out of school.

-That would break

-your mother's heart.

-But more than that...

-..Ffion could file a libel case

-against you.

-She could sue you.

-Do you understand?

-But as you're under 18,

-it's not you who would be sued.

-It would be your mother.

-She could go to prison.

-We don't want that, do we?

-Good. So, we understand each other.

-You're not going to tell anyone

-the truth, are you?

-It must be weird seeing

-Sion and Gwyneth together.

-It's hard to get used to.

-People have to accept difficult

-things, especially in families.

-So, you wouldn't mind if I followed

-your advice with Ty, then.

-Mm?

-If I went out with him,

-you'd just accept it.

-You can try if you want,

-but I think you'll be disappointed.

-What?

-Don't you think I've got a chance?

-No, I don't.

-Why not?

-Well, to start with,

-he doesn't fancy men.

-Yes, he does.

-In your dreams.

-In your dreams.

-

-We kissed last week.

-Maybe I shouldn't have

-said anything.

-What's going on here?

-Are you trying to get your future

-sister-in-law to put in a good word?

-Randy's the word, if you ask me!

-Excuse me.

-Do you want a fresh one?

-Please.

-I was thinking of having

-a horse and cart.

-Or do you think that's too much?

-Or do you think that's too much?

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-No. It's apt for Penrhewl, I'd say.

-You'd be in the Bentley, Courtney.

-Whatever.

-Whatever?

-I thought you'd love the idea.

-Yeah, great.

-She just doesn't like the fact

-I won't be driving.

-I could, if you want.

-I could, if you want.

-

-You'll be there waiting for me.

-Of course. There's nowhere else

-I'd want to be.

-What's happened to my fiance?

-I've never seen him so excited!

-You haven't been very keen.

-I'm starting to get used

-to the timetable...

-..and I like it more every day.

-You're quiet, Courtney.

-I'm a bit tired.

-Weddinged out, are you?

-Your mother's wasn't so long ago.

-Vegas was a bit more glamorous

-than Penrhewl!

-I don't know about that.

-Penrhewl's more real, I'd say.

-Cheaper, too.

-And nicer, I think.

-And nicer, I think.

-

-Didn't you enjoy Vegas?

-Of course she did.

-She's just tired, aren't you?

-Hey, Mam had a good idea when she

-suggested the farm for the wedding.

-Yes.

-I'm so glad that you two

-are so happy.

-Thanks for the supper, Sioned,

-but I think I'd better go now...

-..if you don't mind.

-No, you go.

-We can discuss the details of

-the big day closer to the time.

-When you're in a better mood.

-What's Ows doing behind the bar?

-What's Ows doing behind the bar?

-

-I asked him to come in.

-I gave him the night off.

-You do my shift, then.

-Hey. What's wrong?

-Did you know that Tyler was gay?

-No.

-No.

-

-Really?

-Of course not.

-Of course not.

-

-Well, everyone else knew.

-It's not a problem, is it?

-No.

-I just don't understand

-why he didn't tell me.

-You know how people are.

-They hide things

-from the people closest to them.

-Yeah, well, I thought we were

-closer than that.

-Do you want help with those?

-Do you want help with those?

-

-No, you sit there. Another drink?

-I don't think there's any left,

-is there?

-I can go down to the shop.

-I'm sure Mam wouldn't mind.

-We are celebrating after all.

-You're playing a dangerous game.

-Stop it.

-The deal's off. Nothing's going

-to stop me marrying Sioned.

-Especially you.

-Why are you smiling?

-If you have a secret to tell me...

-..say it in front of Sioned

-when she gets back.

-You might have a shock.

-She might already know.

-I'm smiling because

-the more you try and prove...

-..you're happy to marry Sioned,

-the less I believe you.

-When are you free next?

-Angela...

-Do you know where Mam put

-the shop keys?

-In that drawer over there?

-Actually, I think I'll go home.

-I tire very easily these days.

-Are you feeling alright?

-Yes. I just need my bed.

-Don't forget that Ed and I

-are here for you.

-Whenever you need us.

-Thanks.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

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-Ta-ra.

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