Pennod 3 Rownd a Rownd

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-I'm so glad.

-Well done, Carys.

-What did I do wrong, Mathew?

-How can over two decades of marriage

-mean nothing all of a sudden?

-Subtitles

-# Doo doo doo

-# Ah ah ah

-# Doo doo doo #

-Happy New Year, mate.

-DOOR OPENS

-Hey.

-What time is it?

-Half past eight.

-Where have you been?

-Where have you been?

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-For a walk.

-You got up very early.

-I couldn't sleep.

-Have you had breakfast?

-Have you had breakfast?

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-No.

-Do you fancy anything?

-Do you fancy anything?

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-No.

-You have something, if you like.

-No, I don't feel like eating either.

-Have you decided

-what you're going to do?

-What can I do?

-I'll have a quick shower.

-Mathew, you haven't told anyone

-about all this, have you?

-No.

-And I won't.

-We'll go afterwards, shall we?

-# You're worth

-the whole wide world #

-Is he still asleep?

-Yes.

-Can't we go in, even with a mask?

-No, Mam.

-They've told you, and I have.

-But I want to hold him!

-When he's stronger.

-He'll be alright, won't he?

-Babies are tough.

-They'd bounce if you dropped them.

-Will he be OK?

-He's got a touch of jaundice

-and an infection.

-That's why he's on antibiotics.

-Otherwise, he's great.

-He wouldn't be there

-if he was great.

-And I can't go on calling him

-"baby". He must have a name.

-Don't you like Cuthbert?

-Cuthbert!

-I'm going back in.

-Let's go for a cuppa.

-Are you paying?

-Why didn't you come straight home

-instead of a place like this?

-I couldn't face people's questions

-when I don't know the answers.

-Tell them not to be nosy.

-Glenda? Iris?

-I've had time to think about lies.

-I don't see why you've got to lie.

-You haven't done anything wrong.

-You haven't done anything wrong.

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-Do you think so?

-You haven't.

-You haven't.

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-I must have.

-Wives don't leave without a reason.

-I thought you were very happy.

-I thought you were very happy.

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-Me too.

-I only hope she'll change her mind.

-Then I won't have to tell anyone

-about this.

-She'll come to her senses,

-you'll see.

-The only ones left

-are the ones no-one likes.

-The ones you don't like.

-I'm starving.

-Cook something for yourself.

-Cook something for yourself.

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-What is there?

-Nothing much, sorry.

-Let's go out to eat.

-There are crisps.

-I need a proper breakfast

-after last night.

-Have some nuts.

-Hi, Brit.

-I hate getting up early

-in the holidays.

-Go to bed earlier.

-No. Give up the paper round.

-You get paid for it.

-I'm getting too old, Mam.

-I'm getting too old, Mam.

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-Find another job.

-Did you see Mr Lloyd on your round?

-Did you see Mr Lloyd on your round?

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-No. Why?

-I wondered how his Christmas went.

-I wondered how his Christmas went.

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-Don't shout. I'm trying to sleep.

-Are you OK?

-The doctor is with him.

-Where are they?

-Buying you a toothbrush.

-Sorry, Barry.

-I know they're worried about us.

-But Iris is driving me crazy.

-But Iris is driving me crazy.

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-I've tried telling her.

-She doesn't listen.

-I'm tired

-and I just want some peace.

-I'll put her in casualty

-if she goes on like this.

-I've bought two toothbrushes.

-I wasn't sure if you wanted

-a soft one or a hard one.

-I've got two toothpastes too.

-You choose one

-and we'll take the other.

-They were 6.10.

-That shop's expensive.

-Mam, can you do me a favour?

-Of course, anything.

-Because the baby arrived early,

-we don't have anything for him.

-Whose fault was that?

-Can you come with me to buy things?

-Can you come with me to buy things?

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-Of course.

-Great. Let's go.

-Now?

-Now?

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-Great. I'll go home.

-Will you be alright on your own?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Come on, Mam.

-Iolo, can you come back to Copa

-now that Mathew's back?

-Just until Meical

-and Michelle arrive.

-Alright.

-Hi, Philip.

-Why are you home early?

-Happy New Year to you too.

-Happy New Year to you too.

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-Yes.

-I'd stay in Spain

-if I had the choice.

-Any news here?

-Did I miss any gossip last night?

-No.

-Why are you home so soon?

-If you must know...

-..and it looks that way...

-..I've got to deal

-with some business matters.

-Happy now?

-Happy now?

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-Forget business. Have a bit of fun.

-And smile!

-How are Alwena and Sion?

-How are Alwena and Sion?

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-Fine, thanks.

-They send their best wishes.

-I said sorry. Stop moaning.

-You were meant to pick us up later.

-I was going to meet Chloe and Rosie.

-I wasn't going to pass Colwyn Bay

-then go back for you and Wil.

-That would be stupid.

-Dad had a better time than us.

-Dad had a better time than us.

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-He's had that for years.

-He was keeping it

-for a special occasion.

-An evening without Erin, maybe.

-Shut up and make a cuppa.

-Make one yourself.

-Make one yourself.

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-And one for me and Dad.

-He's probably suffering

-after drinking all this.

-Thanks for sorting the papers.

-It's OK.

-Thanks.

-No problems?

-No.

-Good.

-I'm very sorry to hear the news.

-About what?

-I hope you and Alwena

-can sort things out.

-You said you hadn't

-opened your big mouth.

-Sorry.

-I was with Iolo when Sion phoned.

-It was such a shock, I told Iolo.

-I hope you haven't told anyone.

-I hope you haven't told anyone.

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-No, honestly.

-Not even Llio?

-Not a word.

-Not a word.

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-No-one else.

-Both of you.

-Understand?

-Yes.

-KNOCKS ON DOOR

-# Oh, the day still smiles #

-WHISPERS

-Hey, look who's here!

-Come on.

-# The night still shouts #

-That's where the champagne went.

-That's where the champagne went.

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-Embarrassing.

-Fair play to them.

-We're away for one night

-and look what happens!

-Oh!

-Aren't you cold

-without your pyjamas, Dad?

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-Do you want a cuppa?

-No, thanks.

-Some food?

-No.

-Sophie.

-Are you alright?

-What do you think?

-I didn't know you'd stayed here.

-That was the arrangement.

-We were going to Copa

-and I was staying here.

-That's what I did, unlike some!

-You let me down

-without any explanation!

-What do you think you're doing,

-raising your voice in my house?

-I've got a right to be angry.

-Why did you stay here

-on your own anyway?

-This is my home!

-Who do you think you are?

-Stay for breakfast!

-Dad's a great cook.

-You're welcome.

-You're welcome.

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-No, thanks.

-You're welcome

-to have supper with us.

-I'm working tonight.

-Maybe just a sandwich?

-Maybe just a sandwich?

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-That's enough, Erin.

-Don't be a stranger.

-You know where we live!

-Are you better, Chelle?

-Are you better, Chelle?

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-After cleaning vomit in the toilet?

-You'll be better

-after brunch in the Ship.

-Who were you phoning?

-Who were you phoning?

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-Mr Lloyd. No answer.

-Why do you fuss about him so much?

-I feel sorry for him.

-He probably spent Christmas

-and last night all alone.

-He's not coming to the Ship with us!

-Every time someone asks, he says

-there's a problem with the business.

-How's Alwena?

-Keep on trying.

-Bye, Sion.

-Look, sorry about Dad.

-I don't know what came over him.

-Dad has come to take me home.

-I'd have taken you.

-I'm alright, thanks.

-Wait a bit. Let me explain.

-I'm not staying

-anywhere I'm not welcome.

-Just for a moment, please!

-# In your hand,

-there's a world without end #

-TEXT ALERT

-# The day will come

-when your phone's out of juice #

-No!

-# Screen, only light #

-No.

-No.

-No.

-# Screen, only light,

-you know everyone in your phone #

-Yes.

-Hello. How are you?

-Oh. Hello.

-Is Mr Lloyd in?

-We're Meical and Michelle.

-We clean and we're his friends.

-I've heard so much about you!

-Come in.

-We're not staying.

-We're going for lunch now.

-We just wanted to see how he is.

-We just wanted to see how he is.

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-What a shame.

-I've just taken a home-made ham

-out of the oven.

-There's enough for a dozen people.

-We don't want to impose.

-Do we, Chelle?

-Well, if Megan...

-..is offering!

-Excellent! Come in.

-I was about to pour the sherry.

-What a nice smell.

-We need more plates.

-We have company.

-It's very nice to see you.

-Happy New Year!

-And to you too.

-This is delicious.

-It melts in the mouth.

-You haven't met Megan, have you?

-No.

-How are you?

-That's a nice spread.

-Megan is a marvellous cook.

-I'm sure I've put on weight

-over Christmas!

-So we needn't

-have worried about you!

-Not at all. Megan pops over

-every day, fair play to her.

-Take a seat. I'll get the plates.

-Hiya. Have I called at a bad time?

-A bit. I'm on my way out.

-Sorry about...

-I'm late. I have to go to work.

-They were only having a bit of fun.

-I didn't see the joke.

-Maybe they went a bit too far.

-It was harmless. Forget about them.

-They made me feel that big!

-They made me feel that big!

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-I hope you don't regret last night.

-Will you tell them not to talk

-about it in front of me again...

-..or anyone else, please?

-I can't bear people

-talking about me.

-What I do is no-one else's business.

-Where does this leave us?

-Not now, John.

-I don't want to be late for work.

-Come in, Mathew.

-We'll leave you,

-so that you can talk in peace.

-Thanks, Terry.

-I'm sure my name is mud here.

-Are you surprised?

-Are you surprised?

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-Not really.

-I'm sorry. I was telling the truth

-when I said Dad was in a state.

-Is he ill?

-No, it's nothing like that.

-What's wrong then?

-He hasn't told me much,

-but there's been a quarrel in Spain.

-With who?

-Wyn, apparently.

-He doesn't want to talk about it.

-He came home because of that?

-He came home because of that?

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-Yes.

-He got angry. You know how he is.

-What was it about?

-What was it about?

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-He won't tell me.

-What about Alwena?

-What about her?

-Is she taking Wyn's side?

-No. Why?

-Why didn't she come back

-with Philip?

-She's got to work.

-I'm really sorry.

-I wanted to be with you last night,

-but it was impossible.

-Will you forgive me?

-Did this row have anything to do

-with selling the lease to me?

-No.

-Thank goodness.

-# A wind comes to floor you

-# Voices still wound you #

-SOBS

-# You can't see what worries you,

-you can't see anything clearly #

-I promise I'll try to stop Nain

-doing your head in.

-# Still fighting #

-I also promise

-you won't be called Cuthbert.

-What about Hubert?

-I like Tom.

-It was Tad-cu's name.

-Tom Hardy.

-Like that handsome film star.

-Our Tom will be a star too.

-And he's already handsome.

-Yes.

-Did you have fun shopping?

-I hope you appreciate

-how much I suffered this afternoon!

-I'm so grateful.

-Am I forgiven then?

-Of course.

-I've forgiven you since last night.

-You're a hero.

-You were the hero last night.

-No-one else.

-Oh, Barry!

-It's for you...

-..from me and Tom.

-S4C Subtitles by Gwead

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