Pennod 83 Rownd a Rownd

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-He's ill, Llio.

-What?

-That's why he looks so terrible.

-He's got cancer.

-Dad, what is she doing here?

-That's what I wanted

-to discuss at lunchtime.

-There's nothing to say.

-You know how much I hate the bitch!

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-You're up very early...

-..considering it's a Saturday.

-I've been awake for hours.

-Where did you find that?

-I didn't have anything with me.

-Are you worried about Dani?

-Are you worried about Dani?

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-Aren't you?

-Yes, a bit.

-It's a pity we quarrelled

-about something so unimportant.

-The salon isn't unimportant.

-The salon isn't unimportant.

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-I'll try to make peace with her.

-Dani doesn't forget easily.

-Dani doesn't forget easily.

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-I said make peace.

-I'm willing to admit

-I was wrong, if that helps.

-Because...

-..she'll have to accept us two.

-Us two?

-We're more than friends.

-I might arrange to see her

-this afternoon.

-I don't think that's a good idea.

-I'll talk to Dani.

-Now, what do you want for breakfast?

-What are you offering?

-I'll see what's in the fridge.

-You do remember

-I'm going Christmas shopping today?

-Yes. I'm coming with you to help.

-Yes. I'm coming with you to help.

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-Are you?

-I'm sure there'll be bags to carry.

-I don't mind going on my own.

-I'm used to it.

-Exactly. You always say

-I never come with you.

-We could have lunch somewhere.

-We could have lunch somewhere.

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-OK. That'll be nice!

-Ready?

-Ready?

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-Yes.

-Off we go then.

-Wyn. Nice morning.

-I've seen better.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-To talk to you.

-I don't want to talk to you.

-I don't want to talk to you.

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-Dani, please!

-You're not very popular.

-I'm sure.

-I've never seen her so angry.

-What came over you?

-Nothing much.

-Nothing much.

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-Very funny.

-I've done nothing wrong.

-I've done nothing wrong.

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-Seeing Sophie isn't nothing.

-The quarrel about the salon

-is in the past.

-Dani doesn't forget, or forgive.

-Dani doesn't forget, or forgive.

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-I know.

-I wonder where she gets it?

-I wonder where she gets it?

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-From you.

-And you.

-Hi, Wyn. Is this a good time

-to talk about window decorating?

-Oh, be quiet, will you?!

-It could be worse.

-Thanks for letting me know.

-I'll see you on Monday.

-Ta-ra.

-Work?

-Yes. The Christmas shifts.

-Good news?

-I'm not working on Christmas Day.

-You can come with me to Llan-non.

-I'm working on Boxing Day.

-It's easier if I'm here.

-Thanks for the invitation.

-Thanks for the invitation.

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-I'll stay here with you.

-Your parents are looking forward

-to seeing you. It's only two days.

-Hiya.

-I was telling Llio you'll have

-to endure Christmas without me.

-I'm sure we'll cope.

-I'm sure we'll cope.

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-Are you taking your new boyfriend?

-I don't know what's happening yet.

-One never knows with you two.

-You might quarrel again.

-What did I say?

-I was joking!

-Have they finished already?

-Have they finished already?

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-It's complicated.

-How?

-I'm not supposed to tell you,

-but I think I'll have to.

-But don't tell anyone.

-Have you decided?

-There's plenty of choice.

-There's plenty of junk.

-Buy enough for a proper show.

-Have you seen the prices?

-Look, 20 for a puny reindeer.

-We could use our home decorations,

-and not have anything there.

-We wouldn't win anything with those.

-We'll be peeling sprouts

-and carrots again this year.

-A posh Christmas lunch

-would be nice.

-And the free newspaper ad

-for K-Kabs would be worth having.

-So, what do we do?

-So, what do we do?

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-Spend.

-I promised Lowri some mince pies.

-How many are there in the salon?

-How many are there in the salon?

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-Five.

-You can be the guinea pigs.

-You can be the guinea pigs.

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-Four will do. I don't want one.

-Hi.

-Are Owain and Mair here?

-No. They're shopping with Vince.

-Do you want me

-to give them anything?

-No. I was just passing.

-No. I was just passing.

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-I'll tell them you called.

-I'm sure you've heard

-about Wyn and me.

-Yes. I wasn't sure it was true.

-Keeping a secret is impossible here.

-Keeping a secret is impossible here.

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-Are you going out with him?

-Yes.

-Well, not formally yet.

-I hope you don't mind.

-I hope you don't mind.

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-Not at all. Why would I?

-That's fine.

-Does Dani know?

-Yes, but Dani is a minor problem.

-Wyn will soon sort her out,

-if he hasn't already.

-Really?

-Isn't it odd?

-Us two, swapping men.

-I'm more than happy

-with the one I have.

-Me too.

-You've always thought that you

-deserve better than anyone else.

-Sorry, I have a lot of ironing.

-Thanks for telling me.

-Thanks for telling me.

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-You're welcome. Bye.

-The mince pie was nice.

-The mince pie was nice.

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-Very.

-She treated me like dirt.

-She was horrible to me, wasn't she?

-She was horrible to me, wasn't she?

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-You were both stubborn.

-Whatever.

-I was made trainee manager.

-She went nuts, even though

-she got more pay than me.

-Is that why she left?

-Is that why she left?

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-Yes.

-She was a sly bitch after that.

-She was a sly bitch after that.

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-What did she do?

-She stole the salon customers.

-By the way, Dad, Wyn,

-owns the salon.

-Now, the fool is with her.

-We don't know they're going out.

-They looked very cosy.

-I've had suspicions for a few days.

-Can't you be friends, for his sake?

-Can't you be friends, for his sake?

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-Get lost!

-Then, Jac...

-..she was angry with Lowri

-about nothing.

-She thought Lowri

-was going out with Vince.

-Were you?

-Were you?

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-No!

-She's the last woman

-I'd want Dad to go out with.

-It's easier not to interfere.

-You were angry when Meical

-wasn't keen about David...

-..and when Wyn interfered

-between you and Barry.

-Wow! Where am I? Hollywood?

-Thanks.

-Dale will be delighted.

-What can I get for Jason and Barry?

-I'd like to spend the same on them.

-Why spend on Barry

-if he doesn't talk to you?

-He's still my son.

-I think the world of him.

-When did Jason last phone you?

-Spend it on yourself.

-I don't need anything.

-Don't expect much

-from me this year...

-..after I bought the train

-and bally bear at the auction.

-Aren't we taking the bear

-to the sale in January?

-We'll try.

-Who in his right mind

-would buy such a thing?

-You did.

-That was a mistake.

-I'll give you money for Arthur

-the bear, if you sell it or not.

-If you're sure. Thanks, dear.

-MINIBUS HORN

-# My head is spinning

-# My head is spinning

-# My head is spinning #

-You've been spending like a madman.

-You've been spending like a madman.

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-I haven't spent a penny.

-Are they stolen goods?

-Are they stolen goods?

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-Kay, what do you think I am?

-What did you and Wyn do last night?

-I take it you were with him.

-Don't remind me.

-Why?

-Don't remind me.

-Tell me!

-If you must know...

-..Dani called to see Wyn.

-She saw us there, together.

-She saw us there, together.

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-Ah.

-That's why Dani's in such a mood.

-Probably.

-Probably.

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-Don't do anything silly.

-Hi, Dani.

-How are you?

-Stupid question.

-What do you think you're doing?

-Don't be cheeky!

-Don't be cheeky!

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-Mind your own business.

-Don't talk like that to me!

-Don't talk like that to me!

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-Then don't listen!

-It's a pity

-that you found out like that.

-Your father tried to tell you

-in the afternoon.

-I know what you're doing,

-you selfish, nasty bitch!

-You only want Dad's money.

-That's not true!

-That's not true!

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-It is, but you won't get it.

-I'll make sure of that.

-Your father can do what he likes.

-I know, but if he goes out with you,

-he has to face the consequences.

-Like what?

-Like what?

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-You'll see.

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-Here you are,

-300 for Arthur the bear.

-Thanks, my dear.

-Let's look for something

-for you now.

-I don't need anything.

-I'd go silly, with all this money.

-We're not going

-until you treat yourself.

-I was so embarrassed!

-I tried being nice to her.

-She was so nasty!

-I told you to leave her alone

-and I'd talk to her.

-I was having a cuppa,

-minding my own business.

-She came through and went berserk

-in front of everyone.

-Don't worry about that.

-Don't worry about that.

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-Everyone will laugh at me.

-They'll have forgotten by tomorrow.

-They'll have forgotten by tomorrow.

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-I doubt it.

-Listen.

-I'll talk to Dani this afternoon.

-Thanks.

-Tell her I don't bear a grudge.

-# Couture c'ching

-# I want everything

-# Oh oh oh, yeah,

-yeah, yeah, oh oh oh

-# Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh oh oh #

-These?

-# Couture c'ching, I want everything

-# Couture c'ching, I want everything

-# Couture c'ching, I want everything

-# Couture c'ching, I want everything

-# Couture c'ching, I want everything

-# Couture c'ching, I want everything

-# Couture c'ching, I want everything

-# Couture c'ching,

-I want everything #

-Thanks.

-# Couture c'ching,

-I want everything #

-I was lucky to get these freebies.

-I was lucky to get these freebies.

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-You didn't say where you got them.

-Trefor, from the council.

-They get new ones every year!

-That's OK. Our taxes paid for them.

-That's OK. Our taxes paid for them.

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-Some of the connections are dodgy.

-They're only loose.

-People will come from Blackpool

-to see our lights!

-Come out here now.

-Do you like our lights, Wyn?

-They're OK.

-We're looking forward

-to the meal you're paying for.

-Why were you nasty with Sophie?

-I don't want to talk about that cow.

-I don't want to talk about that cow.

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-We have to talk.

-Talk away, but I'm not listening.

-Give me a chance.

-Give me a chance.

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-To save time, you can listen.

-If you decide to go out with Sophie,

-I'll never talk to you again.

-Don't you think you're overreacting?

-Don't you think you're overreacting?

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-No. It's your choice.

-I have the right to do what I like.

-I have the right to do what I like.

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-Yes.

-You have a choice. Her or me.

-We're not even going out.

-We're not even going out.

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-Not yet, not properly, maybe.

-But that's what she wants.

-And you too.

-Aren't you staying,

-to see these lit up?

-There we are!

-I'll hide this.

-I'll hide this.

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-In the washing machine.

-He never goes there.

-He never goes there.

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-I'll take it upstairs later.

-We've had a good day!

-What is it?

-What is it?

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-I don't know.

-I feel uncomfortable,

-almost guilty, spending so much.

-It's there to spend.

-The cemetery is full of rich people.

-A present for Dale, more presents,

-paying for the bear and clothes.

-I've spent 800

-on things I don't need!

-Come on now!

-Where will I wear shoes

-with four-inch heels?

-I don't need another black cardigan.

-I'm taking a lot back tomorrow.

-I'm taking a lot back tomorrow.

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-Don't be silly!

-I'd rather bank the money

-and forget about it.

-Come on, Iris.

-I'm worried that you're stressing

-about the money.

-You should enjoy it.

-We'll have fun together.

-We're a team. We'll sort it out.

-Thanks, Arthur.

-What would you do without me?

-Hi. Busy?

-OK, Barry?

-OK, mate?

-I'm gasping for a drink.

-I'm gasping for a drink.

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-Water?

-Water? No, a bottle of lager.

-Water? No, a bottle of lager.

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-Sure?

-You know, don't you?

-You know, don't you?

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-Know what? No!

-Who told you?

-Who told you?

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-What?

-Yes, you know!

-Keep your mouth shut, alright?

-We're ready for the switch on.

-We should have had

-someone famous here.

-They might not work.

-They might not work.

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-Don't you have faith in me, Kay?

-Not much.

-Ready?

-Come on then!

-Three, two...

-..one!

-Hooray!

-What do you think?

-What do you think?

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-Nice.

-Why am I not surprised?

-No, when they came

-from a dodgy council worker.

-The plug has tripped.

-I know what's wrong.

-Hold the ladder.

-Try it again, Kelvin.

-SCREAMS

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-No!

-My ankle!

-Ken!

-Barry, help me lift Dad!

-Barry, help me lift Dad!

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-No, I'll do it.

-Aargh!

-OK?

-Hiya. Come in.

-I'm not staying.

-I'm on my own.

-I'm on my own.

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-I was only passing.

-Have you seen Dani?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Has she calmed down a bit?

-No. She was very angry.

-Well, I'm sure

-she'll see sense in time.

-I don't think so.

-You don't know that.

-You don't know that.

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-I know her quite well.

-So, what do we do?

-I don't think

-we should see each other again.

-You're not serious?

-You're not serious?

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-Yes, I'm afraid.

-Dani has given me a choice.

-You or her.

-And Dani wins?

-Yes. Dani always

-comes first with me.

-Buy more ham, please.

-Buy more ham, please.

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-There's plenty for tonight.

-Buy something else.

-Buy something else.

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-What?

-Just go, Dale.

-I knew it'd be like this,

-with you two back together.

-What's wrong?

-You...

-..you told Iolo, didn't you?

-..you told Iolo, didn't you?

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-No! I promise.

-He knows somehow.

-He knows somehow.

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-I told Llio.

-Great.

-She told her boyfriend.

-He probably told Philip,

-then everyone will know.

-Iolo won't tell anyone.

-Iolo won't tell anyone.

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-I told you not to tell anyone.

-I had to tell Llio.

-No! You had to keep a secret.

-But I think it's important

-that you tell people.

-I'd rather not.

-I'd rather not.

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-Sharing helps, Barry.

-I thought I could trust you.

-Obviously, that's not the case.

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-..has been affected

-by the storylines portrayed...

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