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-Barry.

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-Why didn't you tell me?

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-Subtitles

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-# Tossing and turning

-almost every night

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-# Knowing that spring has gone

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-# Biting my nails almost every day

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-# Because there's only winter ahead

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-# But feeling up and down

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-# Feeling up and down

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-# Feeling up and down #

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-DOOR CLOSES

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-Are you ready already?

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-Are you ready already?

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-I can't wait!

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-I haven't been to an auction

-for years.

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-We might be 800 richer tonight.

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-Would you like toast for breakfast?

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-It might settle my stomach.

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-I have a funny feeling about today.

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-I have a funny feeling about today.

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-What is it?

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-People who receive money

-are usually happy.

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-I'll make you some toast.

-You'll feel better.

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-Arthur.

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-I think I've changed my mind.

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-What about porridge?

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-About the painting.

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-I'm not sure if I want to sell it.

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-Ah, there you are.

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-The house is too big!

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-Sorry, you have to go.

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-Alwena is on her way here.

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-Oh.

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-Does it matter?

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-I'd rather she didn't know.

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-Thanks!

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-Let's keep this between us.

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-Are you ashamed of me?

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-No!

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-Secrets can be fun.

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-Alright?

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-Alright.

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-Have you forgotten...

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-..that you promised Dale

-a marvellous Christmas present?

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-Dale knows that I thought the world

-of Auntie Jean.

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-Auntie Jean

-wouldn't like to think of Dale...

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-..not having an Xbox for Christmas!

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-You've got a copy.

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-You'll remember Auntie Jean

-every time you look at it.

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-Why change things now?

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-Everything has been arranged.

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-I know.

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-But what if we don't get 800?

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-I'd always regret selling it.

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-Don't worry about that.

-I've put a reserve on it.

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-What's that?

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-No-one can bid

-less than 800 for it.

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-Really?

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-If no-one pays the reserve,

-the painting comes back with me.

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-Oh.

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-I didn't know that.

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-It's a good job I did.

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-Trust me, Iris.

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-I've moved your car

-to the back, in case.

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-You know how to make someone

-feel special.

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-Sorry, but it's easier like this.

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-She's here. Do you mind?

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-# Hold on, time is scarce #

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-How are you?

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-How are you?

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-Fine.

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-You're early.

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-I've just done a night shift.

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-I'm going to hold

-a window-decorating contest.

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-And, of course,

-I have a very kind brother.

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-A contest?

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-A contest?

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-Mm.

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-You'd be a marvellous Santa Claus.

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-Oh, a prize!

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-How much or what?

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-I don't know. To be discussed.

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-Yes, good idea.

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-So, you agree?!

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-Yes, of course.

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-Oh.

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-I thought I'd have to work harder.

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-Let's have a cuppa

-to discuss it properly.

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-Take a seat. I'm sure you want

-a coffee after the night shift.

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-Sorry, I forgot...

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-Where were we?

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-Do you mind?

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-Right, go to work,

-or we'll both be late.

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-Yes, miss. Ta-ra.

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-Are you OK?

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-Are you OK?

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-I didn't sleep.

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-Barry? Being a detective

-is hard work.

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-He's not a junkie.

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-I misunderstood. He had the flu.

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-Really?

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-Yes.

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-You said you're late.

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-Ta-ra.

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-Good morning.

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-Where have you been?

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-I texted to tell you

-not to expect me home.

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-Your father had to take the children

-to school and I'm late for work.

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-Why didn't you answer?

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-Why didn't you answer?

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-I mislaid my phone.

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-You've got it now!

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-You've got it now!

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-I found it.

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-Where were you? What's this secrecy?

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-If you must know,

-I was at Wyn's house.

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-Wyn Humphreys?

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-Yes, Mam.

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-We're both single.

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-And adults.

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-Hello, love.

-You look smart, like me.

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-How are you?

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-How are you?

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-Tip-top.

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-Crossing my fingers

-the Tripp will fetch a good price.

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-Do sellers

-have a special place to sit?

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-No.

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-Oh.

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-# Up and down

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-# Up and down

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-# My emotions are like

-Snowdon's little train

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-# Up and down, up and down

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-# My head hurts

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-# With all these emotions #

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-Wow!

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-What an amazing painting.

-It'll be worth every penny.

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-# With all those emotions #

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-Hey.

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-OK?

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-Another date with Ken?

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-I'll come with you, if you like.

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-No, it's alright.

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-Ready?

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-No.

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-I'm going with someone else today.

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-Barry, I'm sorry, but...

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-Barry, I'm sorry, but...

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-It was my fault.

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-I worked out you were ill.

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-Ken and Kay had no choice

-but to tell me.

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-What's the matter with you today?

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-I'm worried about the auction.

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-I'm worried about the auction.

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-There's no need to worry.

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-A strong coffee to take out, please.

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-A strong coffee to take out, please.

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-Two minutes.

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-When is it going under the hammer?

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-When is it going under the hammer?

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-About eleven, Arthur said.

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-What's the subject?

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-What's the subject?

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-Flowers.

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-Fair play to Arthur,

-he paid someone to make a copy.

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-It's great, as good as the original.

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-It's great, as good as the original.

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-I'm glad to hear it.

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-Why?

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-Why?

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-I painted it.

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-You?!

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-It's odd that Arthur didn't say so.

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-Why did you want a copy?

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-Because I like it.

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-It reminds me of Auntie Jean.

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-I didn't think you'd know

-about the auction.

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-I thought it was surprise for you.

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-Is it today?

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-Is it today?

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-Yes.

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-I wasn't sure about selling it,

-because it's so valuable.

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-Yes. It's a tidy sum of money.

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-A bit of money

-will be handy at Christmas!

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-It gets more expensive every year.

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-And 800 will mean

-we get the best Christmas ever.

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-800?!

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-Don't you mean 8,000?

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-What?

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-What?

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-The painting is worth about 8,000.

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-Didn't you know?

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-You seem to be angry with the dust.

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-I've been brushing the same spot

-for a while.

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-It's good to do something

-when you're angry with the world.

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-Barry looked angry too.

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-Yes.

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-He doesn't say much.

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-I don't know

-what to say to him either.

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-There isn't much anyone can say.

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-Life can be cruel.

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-Yes.

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-I've been so mean to him

-over the last few weeks.

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-I feel terrible.

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-I feel terrible.

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-You weren't to know what was wrong.

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-By now, I wish I didn't know.

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-I never imagined it was cancer!

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-He's so young.

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-Young and strong...

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-..and as stubborn as a mule.

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-That'll help him to overcome this.

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-Thanks.

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-You should go to bed.

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-I hope Iris won't be too long.

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-Is everything alright

-with the children?

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-You'll never believe

-where Sophie was.

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-Buckingham Palace?

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-Buckingham Palace?

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-Almost.

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-At Wyn's house.

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-At Wyn's house.

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-Humphreys?

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-Did you know anything about this?

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-Did you know anything about this?

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-No!

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-Are they?

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-It might just be...

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-He has five children

-with three different women.

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-And one of them

-used to be her best friend!

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-What will everyone say?

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-What will everyone say?

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-Chapel people, you mean.

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-Sophie won't mind them.

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-What do you think about it?

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-What do you think about it?

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-Are they an item?

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-You might be worrying needlessly.

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-She sailed in this morning,

-as happy as Larry.

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-You must have a word with him.

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-It'd be easier

-if you talked to Sophie.

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-It's very awkward for me.

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-He's almost 20 years older than her!

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-He goes through women like...

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-He goes through women like...

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-And he gives me a lot of business.

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-Let them be.

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-They're both adults.

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-AUCTION BIDS

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-110, 120.

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-With you, sir, 130.

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-150.

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-160, thanks.

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-170.

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-RAISED VOICE

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-RAISED VOICE

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-What are you doing here?!

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-Hello, dear.

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-Do you call everyone

-you try to cheat "dear"?

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-I don't understand!

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-I don't understand!

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-You know very well!

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-Hush!

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-Let's go out.

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-Let's go out.

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-They're selling it!

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-Come on!

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-Come on!

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-Look, the painting!

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-Over there.

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-250!

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-You have some explaining to do.

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-You have some explaining to do.

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-I haven't done anything wrong.

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-Sold to this gentleman...

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-..for 250!

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-Me?

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-We'll move on to the next lot, 305.

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-K-Kabs looks bare compared

-to the shop, don't you think?

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-Not again. I don't like trimmings.

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-Not again. I don't like trimmings.

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-No, but you're a businesswoman.

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-And?

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-There's a prize

-for the best-decorated business.

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-Who would give a prize

-for such a daft thing?

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-Your landlord.

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-Your landlord.

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-Wyn?

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-And what is this prize?

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-Well, he agreed to pay...

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-..for a newspaper ad

-for the winning business...

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-..every month for a year.

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-Seriously?

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-And Christmas dinner for four

-at the Bryn Menai Hotel.

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-Are you interested now?

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-Are you interested now?

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-Why does he bother?

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-There are only five businesses here.

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-There are only five businesses here.

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-So there's more chance of winning.

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-It all makes sense now.

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-Why you suddenly changed

-from hating to loving the painting.

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-Why you made a copy of it.

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-And why you didn't want me

-here with you today!

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-You've misunderstood, honestly.

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-Why didn't you say

-it was worth 8,000?

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-Did you want to keep the money?

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-Of course not!

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-It hurts me

-that you even think that!

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-You're not to be trusted.

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-I never learn!

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-It was supposed to be a surprise.

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-Ask Carys!

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-Ask Carys!

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-A surprise?

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-You've spoilt it by coming here.

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-I was looking forward to telling you

-that it went for 8,000.

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-I dreamt of seeing you smile...

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-..not cross and nasty like this.

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-We move on to the next item,

-lot 521.

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-A painting by the renowned artist

-William Tripp.

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-We'll open the bidding at 8,000.

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-Who will offer me 8,000?

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-8,100.

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-200, 300, 400.

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-500, 600.

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-700, 800.

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-9,000.

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-9,100.

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-9,150.

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-Any more bids?

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-Going once, going twice.

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-Sold to the gentleman

-in the front for 9,150.

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-Oh!

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-Wyn!

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-Do you have a moment?

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-Do you have a moment?

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-Not here.

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-I think we have a problem.

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-Dani?

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-Dani?

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-No.

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-Mam. She knows

-where I was last night.

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-How?

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-Well, I told her.

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-I'm not good at lying.

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-Tell her to keep her mouth shut.

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-Tell her to keep her mouth shut.

-

-I can try.

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-I'll have a headache

-if Dani finds out.

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-I'll phone you tonight.

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-We'll see if we can think of a way

-to get rid of your headache.

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-Minus the commission...

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-..that's 7,636,

-payable to Arthur Thomas, yes?

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-Iris Hardy, please.

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-Arthur Thomas and Iris Hardy.

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-We don't have a joint account.

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-To me, please.

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-Oh. So, you're not the owner?

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-No, I am.

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-Just write the cheque.

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-And a cheque from you to us,

-for this.

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-What did you buy, Arthur?

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-What did you buy, Arthur?

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-A Pennsylvania Freight train.

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-I've been looking for one.

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-You also bought lot 304, didn't you?

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-Not intentionally. It was a mistake.

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-140 plus 250.

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-That's 390 in all.

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-I'll fetch the other lot now.

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-It was an enjoyable day, after all.

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-I've got this.

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-You've got a train and another

-little something for yourself!

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-Little?

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-You've hardly said a word to me

-all day.

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-I've nothing to say.

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-You have to talk.

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-Talking about it

-won't change things.

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-I understand it's private...

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-..and it's difficult to discuss.

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-But I want to help.

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-The only person who can help

-is the doctor in hospital.

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-I'm not a doctor, but I'm here.

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-I'm not a doctor, but I'm here.

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-Why are you here?

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-We've finished.

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-Do you pity me

-because I have cancer?

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-No!

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-I finished with you because

-you acted oddly, and now I know why.

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-We didn't have to finish at all.

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-We didn't have to finish at all.

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-Yes!

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-It's easier. You don't want

-to be with me like this.

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-How do you know?

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-Why tie yourself to someone

-who is sick and angry all the time?

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-Someone who's hair is falling out?

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-Look!

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-It's disgusting!

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-It's ugly, and it's difficult.

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-And I'm scared.

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-I'm scared, Carys.

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-Isn't it better to be scared

-with someone than by yourself?

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-Don't you think?

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-Where on earth is that going to go?

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-Where on earth is that going to go?

-

-I don't know, do I?!

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-Pick it up.

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-Pull it out.

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-Pull it out.

-

-It's heavy!

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-What's the matter with you?

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-I'll prop it up.

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-I'll tell you one thing,

-it needs to be hoovered.

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-You go first.

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-I'm taking the cheque to the bank,

-in case I lose it.

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-I've never seen such a big cheque!

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-I'll take it, if you want

-to go back to the cafe.

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-It's on my way.

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-You've got enough on your plate

-with this.

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-Do you want to see it one more time?

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-No, it isn't my money.

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-Come on, you ugly beast.

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-Where do you want this?

0:18:450:18:47

-You can see better than me.

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-Are you sure?

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-Head down then.

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