Pennod 34 Rownd a Rownd

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-I want you to know I've sorted out

-that business of burglaries.

-It won't happen again.

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-Ready to go?

-Are you OK?

-Yes, thanks.

-I'm a bit nervous wondering

-what the doctor will say.

-It all went well

-at the last check-up.

-I know, but visiting the hospital

-brings it all back somehow.

-Try not to dwell on what happened.

-Come on.

-Very neat, Kelvin.

-Do you have enough?

-Do you have enough?

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-I'd say so.

-I had a few problems

-with the socket.

-A few problems?

-A few problems?

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-Some were already cracked.

-Did you tell Barry?

-He can't take them back!

-He can't take them back!

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-No, I bet he can't.

-Let's hope you have enough.

-Let's hope you have enough.

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-I'll have enough.

-Have you had a cuppa?

-Have you had a cuppa?

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-No, not since early this morning.

-I wanted to finish this.

-I'll have to leave you alone

-more often.

-I only bought these yesterday.

-I only bought these yesterday.

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-I didn't eat them.

-You're the only one here.

-You're the only one here.

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-What about Carys or Barry?

-Don't be silly.

-Don't be silly.

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-Honestly. I never touched them.

-So there must be a ghost here.

-A fat one whose name starts with K.

-Her bike and some other stuff are

-in the garden. Shall I fetch them?

-No, I'll go.

-Everything in the house is done.

-I could take these downstairs.

-No, leave them to Vince. He hasn't

-helped at all with any packing.

-Where is Siwan?

-With Sioned. I have too much to do

-to juggle her too.

-I can't believe Vince

-was off for a week...

-..and on moving day,

-he's back in work.

-He couldn't help it.

-There was a problem with the house.

-You men always stick together.

-You men always stick together.

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-You can stay for a few more nights.

-We're moving today!

-OK. Just offering.

-I'm going to change

-before I go to Copa.

-Remind Vince the furniture lorry

-will be at the house by 3.30pm.

-I will.

-I can throw these away soon.

-Yes. I told you it was a good idea

-to stick to the exercises.

-Yes, I know.

-I'm going to exercise

-even harder from now on...

-..so that I can get rid

-of this brace.

-One step at a time.

-TEXT ALERT

-I'd love to take you

-for a celebratory lunch...

-..but I have a meeting.

-It's alright.

-Can you drop me off at the salon?

-Are you sure? Don't do too much.

-The chauffeur

-never questions the boss!

-OK. Salon it is.

-A METALLIC SOUND

-Hello?

-Iris?

-What on earth...?

-Iris?

-Not still in your pyjamas, are you?

-Have you had lunch?

-Have you had lunch?

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-I've just had breakfast.

-Anything for me?

-Anything for me?

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-No, but there is for your brother.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-Trying to find out what it is.

-A brown envelope means

-one of two things.

-A tax bill

-or a letter from the police.

-Since he doesn't pay any taxes,

-it must be from the police.

-You have no right to open that.

-Yes, I do.

-It has Wil's name on it.

-You obviously know what it is.

-No, I don't.

-Great. Thanks, Lowri.

-You're welcome.

-Here you go, Amy. Thank you.

-We'll see you next time.

-Can't you stay away?

-Hiya.

-I just wanted to say

-I'll be back sooner than expected.

-I've just been to the hospital and

-the specialist was very positive.

-Brilliant, Dani.

-Great news.

-You look fab.

-Thank you.

-Where are you going?

-Three nights in Barcelona.

-Hen night.

-Very nice.

-Your hair won't last three nights

-of cocktails and dancing.

-Maybe not but it'll be worth it.

-Enjoy yourself.

-I know it's short notice

-but could you do my nails?

-Sorry, I'm booked up all day.

-I should have asked sooner.

-I should have asked sooner.

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-I'll do them.

-It doesn't matter.

-Carys can do them.

-Sit down. I won't be long.

-Stop creeping up on me!

-Have you been here all day?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Have you seen anyone outside?

-No. I haven't been out.

-You haven't been next door.

-You haven't been next door.

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-No. Why do you ask?

-I walked into the house earlier...

-..the back door was open

-and a smashed bowl was on the floor.

-It wasn't me.

-It wasn't me.

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-You've been busy, Kelvin.

-It's coming along slowly.

-It's coming along slowly.

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-Any post for me or Cathryn?

-You're the postman.

-I was off last week.

-I was off last week.

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-The ghost must have taken it.

-What?

-What?

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-You sold a house with a ghost in it.

-There's no such thing as ghosts.

-Something spooked Carys, Arthur

-thinks someone was in his kitchen...

-..and someone's been

-eating Terry's biscuits.

-I have to go. See you, lads.

-The baby!

-Like he said,

-there's no such thing as ghosts.

-No!

-David and I are buying a house.

-Great.

-One of the houses he's building.

-I'm so excited.

-I can see. Congratulations.

-I never thought I'd want

-to settle down and have children.

-Now that I'm with David, I know

-that everything will be alright.

-How are things with you now?

-OK. Thanks.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

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-Yes, thanks.

-You're doing the right thing -

-a makeover and moving on.

-The men will be queuing up

-in Barcelona.

-I'm not doing this for anyone else.

-Excuse me for a minute, Llio.

-Are you alright, Dani?

-I'll be better

-with another cushion behind me.

-Where is that boy?

-You haven't warned him, have you?

-You haven't warned him, have you?

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-Why would I bother?

-You'll do anything

-to back each other.

-Here we go. Finally.

-Cool head.

-What's wrong?

-What's this?

-A private letter.

-Where are you going?

-I want to know what's in it.

-It has nothing to do with you.

-It does

-while you're living in this house.

-It's a fine.

-A what?

-Three points.

-And a 100 fine for speeding.

-You only passed your test

-three weeks ago.

-Hey, stay here.

-Come here.

-What came over you?

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-Do you know how serious this is?

-If you get caught again in the next

-six months, you lose your licence.

-Then you'll pay a fortune

-for insurance.

-He knows what he did was wrong.

-Can you take me now, please?

-I'm late.

-You're not driving.

-You're not driving.

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-He's taking me to Llandudno.

-No chance.

-You can't ban me from driving.

-You can't ban me from driving.

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-I can and I am.

-For how long?

-For how long?

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-Let's give it a month.

-That's not fair, Dad.

-I've been far too generous. You're

-not fit to drive on the main road.

-I haven't done anything wrong.

-The points are enough

-of a punishment.

-If you so much as touch that car,

-there'll be hell to pay.

-Do you understand?

-Who's taking me to Llandudno?

-I'll have to take you.

-They've found out where I live.

-They've found out where I live.

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-You don't live there now.

-That makes it even worse.

-What if they attack Carys or Kelvin?

-Barry said he'd sorted it out.

-We won't hear any more about it.

-If they're looking for me,

-they'll come looking for you.

-OK?

-Listen, lads,

-forget about that phone business.

-Smile!

-Those lads from Liverpool

-are after me.

-Don't be silly.

-They are.

-They've found out where I lived.

-They'll soon know my new address.

-Do you think you're the Mafia?

-Do you think you're the Mafia?

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-Arthur and Carys heard noises.

-Kelvin said things

-were disappearing in the house.

-Are they there

-because you bought the house?

-You both have vivid imaginations.

-There's something weird going on.

-Almost done.

-Sorry for this, Llio.

-Are you OK?

-Is she OK?

-Is she OK?

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-I don't know.

-There you are. Bye.

-Do you sell painkillers?

-Yes.

-OK?

-OK?

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-I'll pay you later.

-Hey, are you OK?

-Hey, are you OK?

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-Are you in pain?

-I'm fine.

-I need some fresh air.

-Here you are.

-OK?

-Is it now you finished your shift?

-You're meant to meet

-the removals' men at 3.30pm.

-I'm on my way. I only called to see

-if there was something else to do.

-I did everything this morning,

-on my own.

-Look, I've apologized

-for the football.

-Yes, I know.

-Can we forget about it now?

-Yes, after you've unpacked, sorted

-the furniture and picked up Siwan.

-See you later.

-Here you are. Thanks.

-She's coming.

-Sorry for flying off the handle.

-Sorry for flying off the handle.

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-We're used to it.

-Phillip's taking you home.

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

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-I'll carry that.

-It suits you, Phillip.

-Let's go.

-Sorry for all the fuss.

-No problems.

-I'd phone David

-but he's in a meeting.

-You're doing fantastically well.

-Today might have been

-one step too far.

-Yes.

-See you.

-Hiya.

-I thought you were playing

-taxi driver.

-Dad's banned me from driving.

-Dad's banned me from driving.

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-Why?

-He knows about the fine

-and really lost his temper.

-We knew that would happen.

-I didn't expect him to be so angry.

-I didn't expect him to be so angry.

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-He'll calm down later.

-That's easy for you to say.

-That's easy for you to say.

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-Sorry.

-I almost told him the truth.

-I almost told him the truth.

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-But you didn't.

-No.

-No.

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-It was only a 100 fine.

-You owe me far more than that.

-That's blackmail.

-I can't drive for a month.

-I can't drive for a month.

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-It'll save you some petrol money.

-Do you think this is funny?

-No.

-No.

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-I can still tell Dad...

-I'm only pulling your leg.

-I'm only pulling your leg.

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-I'm not.

-Wil?

-Wil!

-You haven't told him, have you?

-Can you believe it?

-There are cameras everywhere.

-Speeding is easily done.

-Don't defend him.

-How are you going to pay for this?

-You can raid your piggy bank.

-Very funny.

-Look at me when I'm talking to you.

-Hello. I made this for dinner.

-I won't be here to eat it.

-Just heat it up in the microwave.

-Is everything OK?

-This idiot's been caught speeding.

-No!

-Three weeks after passing his test.

-You were very careful

-when I took you out.

-He was showing off, I suppose.

-Who was with you?

-I don't remember.

-Huh!

-Huh!

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-He was only doing 34mph.

-Rhys! I can't believe it.

-Can you?

-It's common amongst boys of his age.

-I thought he was more sensible.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-Out.

-Cheeky so-and-so.

-Be grateful it was only a fine,

-not an accident.

-That'll be Gwyn. See you tomorrow.

-Yes, great.

-Thanks for the meal.

-OK?

-Nice lad.

-Wil, the youngest.

-Is he always like that?

-Is he always like that?

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-He's had a telling-off from John.

-What's he done?

-What's he done?

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-He got caught speeding.

-He's just passed his test.

-How fast?

-How fast?

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-34 in a 30.

-Bless! I have a mate in Traffic.

-I'll have a word with him.

-BANG

-What are you doing here?

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