Pennod 12 Rownd a Rownd

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-Book it, before I change my mind.

-Book it, before I change my mind.

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-Dad!

-Now. I'm going to Spain.

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-I know, Mrs Hughes.

-I can't make tomorrow morning.

-That's why I phoned.

-I know it's last minute.

-That's why I suggested

-tomorrow afternoon.

-That's up to you.

-Hello? Hello?

-Ta-ta to you too, you old nag.

-Are you sure helping in the shop

-is the right thing to do?

-Only one client has complained.

-It'll be a week at most.

-Philip might come home sooner

-if he gets good news.

-If he gets good news.

-He will.

-I hope you're right.

-You've worked hard

-to build up your business.

-It would be madness

-to sacrifice it for a crazy plan.

-She's helping Philip and Mathew,

-fair play to her.

-If Philip moves to live with Alwena,

-he'll have to sell the shop.

-And we'll be there like a shot.

-And we'll be there like a shot.

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-Not this again.

-I'm fed up with it all.

-Behave, you two.

-I'll see you at teatime.

-Think how nice it'll be

-not having to carry heavy loads...

-..and work in a nice warm shop.

-Whether you want to or not,

-you have to see the counsellor.

-I thought you realized that.

-You have to make the effort, Erin.

-You have to make the effort, Erin.

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-Do you reckon?

-They'll help you understand

-why you behave the way you do.

-How is that exactly?

-You're going,

-and that's the end of it.

-What about him? We've got

-the same mother, father and DNA.

-If I need help, he does too.

-If I need help, he does too.

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-She's got a point.

-She hasn't.

-Look what came in the post.

-They've approved the mortgage.

-Oh.

-Great.

-The thing is, I don't know

-if Philip wants to sell the house.

-I assumed it had fallen through

-now they've parted.

-He hasn't said anything officially,

-but I don't really want to ask him.

-He's got enough to deal with.

-He'll have to reimburse us

-for the survey and solicitor.

-When are we going to ask about that?

-When are we going to ask about that?

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-I don't know, Iolo.

-Why don't you

-want to buy the house any more?

-Why do you think?

-Do you remember

-I'm going away until Saturday?

-You've only told me ten times.

-We'll discuss it when I'm back.

-We'll discuss it when I'm back.

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-OK. Have fun.

-And you.

-And you.

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-A Welsh lesson with the sixth form?!

-I'd better go,

-to sort out rucksacks and ropes.

-Love you.

-Do you trust her to drive?

-Do you trust her to drive?

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-Give it a rest.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-Are you OK?

-Putting my life at risk,

-but that's what fathers do.

-And buy petrol.

-And buy petrol.

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-Yes.

-I was thinking of going to Copa

-later, if you fancy a quick drink.

-I'll be there, anyway.

-I'll be there, anyway.

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-I don't finish until seven.

-PHONE

-Excuse me. Work.

-Hello. I'm supposed to be

-in Llandudno on another case.

-ERIN TOOTS HORN

-I'll come to the station first, sir.

-Give me ten minutes.

-Sorry.

-I've got to go.

-I've got to go.

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-I understand. I'll see you.

-ERIN TOOTS HORN

-ERIN TOOTS HORN

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-Maybe.

-Hang on.

-You've got Bourbons.

-You've got Bourbons.

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-These are the ones Mr Lloyd likes.

-Who's paying for them?

-Who's paying for them?

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-Me.

-How is Mr Lloyd?

-I haven't seen him in days.

-Megan has given him

-a new lease of life.

-Oh. 8.35, please.

-I hope I'm half as good at his age.

-It would be something

-if you were half as good now.

-Don't forget your biscuits.

-Hi, Sophie.

-Hi, Sophie.

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-Hi.

-Good morning, Philip.

-You're early.

-I thought you had a customer.

-I managed to leave early.

-Where do you want me to start?

-Are you sure you'll manage

-the cash and carry tomorrow?

-Of course. I'll phone Mathew

-if there's a problem.

-I've done it before.

-Are you all set?

-I've packed, got my passport

-and printed the booking.

-Good.

-Everything will be fine, you'll see.

-Everything will be fine, you'll see.

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-We'll see.

-You're doing the right thing.

-Right.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-I'll see you soon.

-What are you doing here?

-What are you doing here?

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-Helping out.

-It's too late to start grovelling.

-What?

-Oh. You don't still think

-you'll get the shop?

-Never you mind what I think.

-Dadi's salon might be a flop.

-That doesn't mean

-things won't change here.

-What?

-Philip is going to Spain today

-to sort things out with Alwena.

-So get used to seeing me here...

-..before you pack your stuff

-and look for somewhere else to work.

-# Can anything

-# Dispel my doubts?

-# Can anyone

-# Answer the questions? #

-John!

-What are you doing here?

-What are you doing here?

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-John, get off him!

-He's a burglar!

-He's a burglar!

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-That's Gwyn, my work partner.

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-Here we are.

-Here we are.

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-He's spent his pay rise on biscuits.

-Thanks, Meical. My favourites.

-Did you happen to see Megan?

-She was meant to come

-on the eleven o'clock bus.

-No.

-She's always on a bus.

-I've offered to go and get her

-several times.

-But she's so independent.

-Yes, I'm sure.

-Michelle thinks Megan is here a lot.

-I'd say she's a bit jealous.

-Good heavens!

-Good heavens!

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-What's the matter with you?!

-What's the matter with you?!

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-Just teasing.

-Idiot.

-Idiot.

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-Fair play to him.

-How are you, Meical and Michelle?

-How are you, Meical and Michelle?

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-Fine, thanks.

-OK.

-Have you lost something?

-Was anything delivered to you today?

-Not that I know of.

-The company said

-it'd be here by midday.

-What?

-What?

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-A surprise is a surprise!

-How are you, Michelle?

-Is the boss in?

-Which one?!

-At last!

-Is it your birthday, Mr Lloyd?

-What is it?

-Thanks.

-Are you OK, Gwyn?

-Are you OK, Gwyn?

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-Yes.

-I did tell you

-the key was in the security box.

-Did the code work?

-You didn't say if the key

-was for the front or back door.

-You're the detective.

-I thought you'd work it out.

-I thought you'd work it out.

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-I'd better go.

-I'll see you later.

-How was I to know

-he was a policeman?

-You should always

-phone the police first.

-I'd left my phone in the car

-and I knew you were in Llandudno.

-Then I saw him.

-You're lucky I had to come back.

-You're lucky I had to come back.

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-He was lucky.

-Yes, well...

-It's nice to know

-I've got a hero for a neighbour.

-Right. I have to go.

-OK then. Thanks.

-Are you still going to Copa tonight?

-No, something came up.

-OK, I'll see you around.

-Yes, bye.

-A bird table!

-How did you know?

-I threw the old one out

-a fortnight ago.

-It had rotted.

-You mentioned

-how much you missed it.

-Did I? And you remembered.

-I'll have to pay for it.

-Not at all!

-We should get one.

-All they do is attract rats.

-Where do these go?

-You haven't got a clue. Let me see.

-Where are the screws?

-One bacon roll.

-One bacon roll.

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-Thanks. Brown sauce?

-Have they got brown sauce in Spain?

-One bottle, I think.

-When's the flight?

-Five o'clock from Manchester.

-Ken's picking me up after one.

-I hope it goes alright.

-I hope it goes alright.

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-Yes.

-You're meant to be together.

-It's not the same without her.

-No.

-We'll be thinking about you

-in Spain.

-Yes.

-We might find out once and for all

-where we stand.

-All done.

-Isn't it wonderful?

-It's a shame we haven't got seeds

-to put on it.

-I'll bring some over later.

-MICHELLE KNOCKS ON WINDOW

-Let's go inside for a cuppa.

-Let's go inside for a cuppa.

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-First class.

-Come in and sit down.

-Nice.

-You've gone to a lot of trouble,

-Megan.

-No more than you deserve.

-Fresh air always makes me hungry.

-Help yourselves.

-Very nice, thanks.

-Cuppa?

-It's alright for some.

-How about helping me?

-He'll only be a couple of minutes.

-"If I send them away fasting,

-they will faint by the way."

-Isn't that so, Edwin?

-Isn't that so, Edwin?

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-The feeding of the five thousand.

-We kept a scone for you.

-Erin.

-Even sixth formers should inform

-the school when they are absent.

-I know.

-You weren't in the Welsh lesson.

-You weren't in the Welsh lesson.

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-I've dropped it.

-The headmaster said I should

-concentrate on the other subjects.

-When were you going to tell me?

-Was I supposed to?

-I thought he'd do that.

-I knew I'd please a lot of people

-if I dropped Welsh.

-If so, can you return your textbooks

-as soon as possible?

-OK. Is that all?

-OK. Is that all?

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-Yes, that's all.

-I have to say, Megan...

-..if it wasn't for Mr Lloyd,

-Iris would have stiff competition.

-If you say so, Arthur.

-That was one of the best scones

-I've ever tasted.

-The sooner I deliver

-something else to you, the better.

-Bye, Meical.

-Bye, Michelle.

-Bring the Hoover down so I can have

-a cuppa. Where's my scone?

-Hiya.

-OK? Have you come

-for wrestling lessons?

-No.

-This is a bit embarrassing.

-This is a bit embarrassing.

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-What's wrong?

-You have to accompany me

-to the station.

-Very funny, but I can't.

-I'm cooking beans.

-No.

-Seriously, John.

-Gwyn wants to bring charges

-against you.

-I was defending your property,

-not looking for a fight!

-I know.

-What's the charge?

-What's the charge?

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-It's a serious one.

-Assaulting a police officer.

-Sorry.

-Can I take the beans off the stove,

-or is that against the law too?

-Thanks.

-Doesn't Philip want anything?

-No. He said he'd have something

-at the airport.

-You don't want him to go.

-You don't want him to go.

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-I don't see the point.

-Opening an old wound

-won't help anyone.

-It might make

-the world of difference to Philip.

-How?

-When Alwena sees

-he'll do anything to win her back...

-..she won't reject him.

-That's not the impression

-Sion gave me.

-She won't change her mind.

-After Philip goes all the way there

-to win her back?

-These things mean a lot to women.

-You'd do it for me.

-Yes, I suppose so.

-But...

-But...

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-But what?

-You didn't see Dad

-when he came back.

-He was in pieces.

-I don't want to see him

-like that again.

-He's going to Spain.

-He will get back with Alwena,

-and we will be running this place.

-I just know it.

-You'll see.

-I've got papers in the house.

-Do you mind coming in?

-Do you mind coming in?

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-In case I make a run for it?

-I've got something else to ask you.

-I've got something else to ask you.

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-Now what?!

-Do you want ham or cheese salad...

-..after the chilli,

-tomato and basil soup?

-What?

-What?

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-Ham or cheese?

-So...

-So...

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-You're not going to jail, John.

-But I might have to arrest you.

-Thanks, Ken.

-Have you got everything?

-Passport? Ticket?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Take care.

-Give our regards to Alwena.

-I will.

-I will.

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-Good luck.

-Phone to say you've arrived.

-Phone to say you've arrived.

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-I will. Alright, Ken?

-Bye.

-Sion? What are you doing here?

-Has something happened?

-Is your mother alright?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Are you OK, Sion?

-I can't let you go without knowing.

-I can't let you go without knowing.

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-Know what?

-Mam.

-What's wrong, Sion?

-She's seeing someone else.

-I think they're serious.

-Sorry, Dad.

-S4C Subtitles by Gwead

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