Pennod 76 Rownd a Rownd

-*

-Don't worry, I've heard

-of a good picture-framing place.

-I phoned them.

-They say they can repair it.

-They say they can repair it.

-

-Don't call again!

-LOUD MUSIC IN NEIGHBOURING ROOM

-Subtitles

-# You mean the world to me #

-Hiya.

-Alright?

-Someone for you I think, Dani.

-Oh.

-Good afternoon.

-Good afternoon.

-

-Very formal.

-I wasn't expecting to see you today.

-I thought after Saturday

-you'd like to do it again.

-What?

-Oh, yes! Why not?

-Tonight?

-Tonight?

-

-Tonight?

-When I see something I like,

-I usually go for it.

-I like a confident man,

-but I'm not "something".

-I'll call around six.

-I'll look forward to it.

-I'll look forward to it.

-

-I'll see you.

-Bye.

-Tonight?! What am I going to wear?

-And someone

-will have to sort out my hair!

-Hello.

-Hello.

-

-Hiya.

-Aren't you working?

-Aren't you working?

-

-I could ask you the same thing.

-I had lunch with your sister.

-I had beans on toast.

-I had beans on toast.

-

-What's this? It isn't very nice.

-That's an original Tripp.

-It could do with a trip to the bin.

-It could do with a trip to the bin.

-

-It's worth a lot of money.

-Arthur wants a copy

-so he can keep that one safe.

-But I don't see the point

-of keeping art under the bed.

-It's Arthur's?

-It's Arthur's?

-

-Yes. Why?

-Are you sure it's an original?

-Are you sure it's an original?

-

-I think so.

-What has Arthur been telling you?

-What has Arthur been telling you?

-

-I told him it was valuable.

-Watch him.

-If anyone knows how to deceive,

-lie or freeload, it's Arthur.

-Hi, Harri.

-Hi, Harri.

-

-Look who's here.

-A family reunion.

-A family reunion.

-

-Have you seen Wyn?

-No, sorry.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-I promised him this estimate.

-Can't you post it?

-Can't you post it?

-

-He wants everything yesterday.

-We have to finish the Bryngwran job.

-I'll take it.

-Can you?

-Can you?

-

-It's no trouble. I'm going that way.

-Have I ever told you

-you're my favourite person?

-Hey!

-Hey!

-

-One of two. Bye.

-Bye.

-EMAIL ALERT

-# Arthur!

-# He doesn't give a damn

-# Arthur!

-# And his sweet smoke

-# Arthur! #

-I can do your hair now, if you want.

-Great.

-Great.

-

-Madame.

-What would madame like today?

-Curl it or something.

-Don't make it look

-like I've tried too hard.

-But you've fussed over an outfit,

-I'm doing your hair...

-..and Lowri's doing your nails.

-..and Lowri's doing your nails.

-

-Well, yes.

-Sorry, did you have any luck

-with that reference?

-Is there any chance Philip

-will forget about it?

-Mr Parry is a stickler.

-He was an accountant.

-Isn't that what David is?

-Isn't that what David is?

-

-No. He's a financial advisor.

-Is there a problem?

-Is there a problem?

-

-No. Stephanie is on holiday.

-I won't get it until Friday.

-I won't get it until Friday.

-

-That's OK.

-Hiya. Are you OK?

-What sort of day has van Gogh had?

-I've been van Gogh

-and Sherlock Holmes.

-Oh, yes?

-Iolo said something about Arthur.

-It got me thinking that I should

-find out more about the painting.

-I contacted an old lecturer.

-I think it's worth around 8,000.

-You're joking.

-For this?

-Arthur must be over the moon.

-Arthur must be over the moon.

-

-He doesn't know.

-Anyway, I think Iris owns it.

-Why don't you tell them?

-I can't.

-The copy is a surprise for Iris.

-Surprise?

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Hi!

-Nothing for me. I'm going out.

-Oh, yes?

-I'm going for a drink with David.

-I'm going for a drink with David.

-

-Again?

-Yes! I'll get ready.

-Again?

-They went for a drink on Saturday.

-She didn't mention it to me.

-She didn't mention it to me.

-

-You don't get to know everything.

-I'm not sure that I like

-the idea of Dani and David dating.

-He's my brother

-and she's like a daughter.

-They're going for a drink,

-not getting married.

-Don't you find it odd?

-No. It'll do her good to go out.

-She's been stuck with us

-since Cherry left.

-Press bunny's belly!

-Press bunny's belly!

-

-These look good.

-Yes, and with Christmas coming,

-it'll only get better.

-There are several

-Christmas parties booked.

-There's no comparison between

-these figures and last year's.

-You had a column missing last year.

-Beth Kendrick's column.

-What about Sophie then?

-What about Sophie then?

-

-What?

-Have you seen her

-since the other night?

-What do you mean?

-What do you mean?

-

-It was obvious she was after you.

-She was being friendly,

-after what happened with Mair.

-Not even you can be that blind.

-Who would blame her?

-Who would blame her?

-

-Sorry, Casanova.

-She was eyeing up your wallet...

-..and nowhere else.

-She wouldn't be the first.

-Hiya, Meical. Are you OK?

-Hiya, Meical. Are you OK?

-

-Yes, thanks.

-Is Dani ready?

-Yes. Dani!

-Hiya.

-I'll be OK now, thanks Meical.

-You look nice.

-You look nice.

-

-Do I? It was a bit of a rush.

-Are you ready?

-Are you ready?

-

-Yes. Where's the car?

-I didn't bring it.

-I thought we'd walk. Is that OK?

-Oh.

-Yes.

-Where?

-# Gwenwyn #

-Swnami

-Barry.

-Barry.

-We're here.

-Sorry, Ken.

-I wasn't the best company.

-That's OK. If you lived with Kay,

-you'd appreciate the silence.

-Thanks, Ken.

-Remember where we are.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-Where have you been?

-I didn't realize

-I had to ask permission.

-Dale says we're out of boxes.

-Some drinks rep has been phoning

-all day, asking for you.

-Carys, I could swear

-I asked you to be the manager.

-Don't be angry. I just got in.

-Don't be angry. I just got in.

-

-I'm not being angry.

-Let me take off my coat

-and have a cuppa before you start.

-.

-Subtitles

-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

-It's a nice evening. A full moon.

-Mmm. Lovely.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Yes.

-It's a bit cold.

-Barry.

-Hello.

-Barry!

-I'll be with you now.

-You look awful.

-Thanks. I knew there was a reason

-why I liked you.

-I'm serious.

-Are you OK?

-Yes. What do you want?

-You've been odd for weeks.

-Mystery trips away, moody,

-terrible hangovers.

-You finished with me.

-It's none of your business.

-I'm worried about you.

-There's no need.

-It's the flu, or something.

-If you say so.

-If you say so.

-

-I do. What do you want?

-I wanted the rep's number,

-to see what he wants.

-It's in the book under the counter.

-Thanks.

-I know you asked for a G&T,

-but this was on offer.

-I've had it before. You'll like it.

-Lovely.

-What do you think? Good, isn't it?

-Mmm. Nice.

-Did you get the menu?

-Sorry, I've already eaten.

-Oh.

-Did I say supper or a drink?

-Did I say supper or a drink?

-

-No, you said a drink.

-I misunderstood,

-seeing as it's so early.

-You can eat, if you want.

-You can eat, if you want.

-

-It's OK.

-PHONE

-I'll have to take this. It's work.

-Hi, James?

-I'm fine, thank you.

-Hang on a minute. I can't hear you.

-Wear your coat, that's a good girl.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-

-Can you go?

-Yes. Put your coat on

-and help Dad put the toys away.

-Come here.

-Oh. What are you doing here?

-Oh. What are you doing here?

-

-I could ask you the same thing.

-Is Wyn here?

-Yes.

-Wyn?

-There's someone to see you.

-Oh, hiya.

-Oh, hiya.

-

-Dad asked me to give you this.

-Thanks.

-I happened to be passing.

-Tell Terry I'll phone him tomorrow.

-Tell Terry I'll phone him tomorrow.

-

-OK, no problem.

-Would you like a cuppa?

-Would you like a cuppa?

-

-No. I'd better go.

-Thanks for this.

-OK. No problem. See you.

-Ta-ra, Sophie.

-Do you believe me now?

-What would have happened

-if Siwan and I weren't here?

-We'll never know, will we?

-DAVID CHATS AND LAUGHS AT THE BAR

-Sorry I took so long.

-David!

-Leave it. I'll do it.

-Damn.

-At least there's enough wine left.

-I don't want any more.

-I hate red wine. I like pink wine.

-Why didn't you say?

-Why didn't you say?

-

-I'm telling you now.

-While I'm at it, I have blisters,

-I'm freezing and I'm starving.

-You were ages at the bar,

-flirting with that cow.

-It's the worst date ever.

-It's the worst date ever.

-

-Sorry.

-I'm going home.

-Hey, Carys.

-How's the painting coming along?

-I don't think I can do it.

-I don't think I can do it.

-

-But we had a deal.

-Do you know how much it's worth?

-A few hundred.

-It's worth more.

-About 8,000.

-Get away. 8,000?!

-Yes. You had no idea?

-None whatsoever. Who'd have thought?

-That's why I'm not sure

-if I can do it.

-I don't have insurance.

-What if someone

-tried to sell my copy?

-That painting isn't moving.

-There's more reason to have a copy

-now I know how much it's worth.

-Talk to Iris about it.

-She might want to sell it now.

-And spoil a nice surprise?

-I won't tell her its value

-until I give her your copy.

-It'll make her Christmas.

-Please do it.

-Come on! Please!

-Yes, OK.

-I'll get in touch when it's ready.

-I'll get in touch when it's ready.

-

-Tip-top. 8,000, you say?

-Dani?

-I didn't expect you back so soon.

-How did it go?

-Disastrous.

-No. What happened?

-I don't want to talk about it.

-I'm going to change.

-Oi. There's no need

-to look so happy.

-I'm not happy she had a bad time,

-but it's a good thing.

-Meical.

-It would be awkward,

-my daughter dating my brother!

-Your stepdaughter

-and your half-brother.

-What if they got married?

-On what side of the chapel

-would I sit?

-Is everything OK?

-Or is there a tomato crisis

-that you can't handle?

-Before you say anything, I've phoned

-the rep and I've ordered more boxes.

-Thanks.

-You can thank me for this too.

-Is it going to explode?

-Thanks.

-It's OK.

-Here you are. That'll warm you up.

-Thanks, Meical.

-Do you want toast

-or a fish finger sandwich?

-Yes, please!

-Don't worry about David.

-There are plenty of fish fingers

-in the sea!

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-You can go.

-Oh.

-Hi.

-You disappeared in a hurry.

-What do you want?

-Another chance?

-I brought these for you.

-What?

-Pink wine.

-Thanks.

-Stain remover.

-Plasters for blisters.

-And these.

-What about the girl in the bar?

-Did you bring her too?

-She's a client's daughter.

-She's blonde.

-I prefer brunettes.

-Do you?

-Yes.

-I'm sorry tonight was a disaster.

-Can we try again?

-Only if you've got mushy peas

-to go with the chips.

-Oh, um...

-I can get some.

-# I hear whispers

-# Late at night

-# A conversation between one

-# I'm not good company for myself

-# The walls are still

-closing in around me

-# I try to express myself

-# But I feel I'm drowning #

-If you or anyone close to you...

-..has been affected

-by the storylines portrayed...

-..information is available

-on s4c.cymru/cymorth

-S4C Subtitles by Gwead

-.