Pennod 50 Rownd a Rownd

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-Iris?

-Iris?

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-What's wrong?

-Tom!

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Much better for seeing you.

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-You found it.

-Which idiot put it in my gym bag?

-You.

-You.

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-Yes.

-Is Dewi awake?

-A student? Not before lunchtime!

-If it's a study week,

-shouldn't he be studying?

-It's not a study week.

-Isn't it?

-Isn't it?

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-No. He's lying.

-They don't have study weeks

-so close to the end of term.

-So why is he home?

-So why is he home?

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-I don't know.

-Maybe he got a student pregnant.

-Do you think so?

-Our innocent little Dewi? Unlikely.

-Cheerio.

-Cheerio.

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-I hope you're right.

-Here we are.

-Here we are.

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-Not for me, thanks. I've had one.

-OK. Shall I wash Mirain's hair?

-No, I'll do it.

-Hiya. Follow me.

-Bacon sandwich and a cuppa?

-Bacon sandwich and a cuppa?

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-Yes, please.

-No, thanks, Iris.

-I fancy something different.

-There's a nice quiche

-left over from yesterday.

-With salad and coleslaw.

-With salad and coleslaw.

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-A full English breakfast, please.

-Large or small?

-Large or small?

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-Large.

-With hot chocolate and carrot cake.

-With hot chocolate and carrot cake.

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-Glenda made it.

-Are you OK? Have you got worms?

-I won't get far on an empty stomach.

-Can I change my order?

-I'll have the same as Terry.

-Steady on.

-Who's paying?

-Kelvin.

-What?

-As I said, you won't get far

-without filling up first...

-..and it's important to fill

-the tank with the correct fuel!

-You're paying for lunch this week to

-make up for the van's repair bill.

-Is that fair?

-Of course it is.

-Good morning, Megan. It's me again.

-It's the third time

-I've rung you this morning.

-I'm a bit concerned.

-I want to confirm arrangements...

-..for the trip to listen to the band

-on Beaumaris Pier.

-I think you should wear a coat.

-There's a chilling wind.

-Goodbye for now. Ta-ta.

-Did you hear anything

-about the court case?

-It's less than a month away. Is Rhys

-going to say it was his fault?

-He'll keep his word.

-Oops! Did you get excited

-because I walked past?

-I don't think so.

-I don't think so.

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-Do you deliver?

-Yes. We have a moped.

-I saw you last night,

-across the road from our house.

-Where do you live?

-Where do you live?

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-Across from Sian. The policewoman.

-And?

-And?

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-It looked like you. I was watching.

-You didn't look happy.

-Bye, Jason.

-She's not being nasty.

-She's just being funny.

-We have no-one to blame

-but ourselves.

-How long will this last?

-We can't carry on like this.

-I used to enjoy my work.

-I used to enjoy my work.

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-It's driving me nuts.

-A client has just arrived.

-No appointment.

-They asked for a trim.

-I'm still with Sarah. Can you do it?

-I'm still with Sarah. Can you do it?

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-I'll do it now.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Megan, at last. Are you alright?

-Oh, you don't say.

-What a shame.

-You're not ill, are you?

-What's troubling you?

-A problem shared, Megan.

-Yes, yes.

-If you tell me what's bothering you,

-I can help you.

-Megan?

-Good afternoon.

-You missed a lovely morning.

-It was lovely in bed too.

-Almost time

-for you to go back to it.

-Have you made yourself some lunch?

-I'll grab something in the cafe.

-I'll grab something in the cafe.

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-Dewi. Welcome home.

-Has the college term ended already?

-Has the college term ended already?

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-I'm home early. Missing your food.

-What do you fancy?

-Today's special is lasagne.

-A baked potato, cheese and beans.

-A baked potato, cheese and beans.

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-Give me a minute.

-Why are you really home?

-Why are you really home?

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-Study week.

-Is that the truth?

-If I'd known you'd be like this,

-I'd have stayed in Cardiff.

-Are you going to tell me?

-Are you going to tell me?

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-Do you fancy some garlic bread too?

-Yes, please.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Give me five minutes.

-I'm early.

-No problem.

-No problem.

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-I'm free. I can do it.

-Great.

-Jac, log all clients' names

-on the screen from now on, please.

-He only just phoned.

-He only just phoned.

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-All clients.

-Or it'll get out of hand.

-Come on, Iolo.

-A trim?

-A trim?

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-Yes, tidy it up.

-How are you? OK, I suppose.

-Yes. What can you do?

-You have good friends around you.

-And family.

-At times like this,

-you find out who your friends are.

-You're lucky.

-Mam, Meical and Britney

-have been great. Dad as well.

-I've learnt that you can rely

-on family more than friends.

-Megan.

-Megan.

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-Hello?

-I thought you were Megan.

-Sorry to disappoint you. I thought

-you were both going out today.

-We were meant to go to Beaumaris

-to listen to the band.

-Why haven't you gone?

-I don't know.

-Megan just said she wasn't coming.

-Is she ill?

-Is she ill?

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-No.

-Something's not right, though.

-She hasn't been herself

-since she returned from Bournemouth.

-She might be tired.

-She has something on her mind.

-My main concern is...

-..is that she wants

-to call it a day.

-I shouldn't think so.

-I wish I were as confident as you.

-She adores you,

-it's obvious to anyone.

-I hope you're right.

-I'd be sad to lose her now.

-What are you going to do now?

-What are you going to do now?

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-Have a shower.

-First, I'd like an answer

-to my question.

-It's a reasonable enough question.

-I expect a reasonable answer.

-What was the question?

-I can do without that attitude.

-It's the end of the term

-in a fortnight.

-It's usually a time to relax

-after a hard year.

-Now then,

-why did you come home early?

-I usually have to drag you

-away from there.

-What's happened?

-Stop nagging me.

-Stop nagging me.

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-Answer my questions then I'll stop.

-I've left the university

-and I'm not going back.

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-I was watching that.

-I was watching that.

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-I want to talk to you.

-I'm paying thousands

-to keep you at university.

-I have a right to know

-what's happened. Tell me!

-I already did.

-I already did.

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-Are you in trouble?

-Such as?

-Did you get a girl pregnant?

-Where are you going?

-Out.

-Only half an hour to make a cuppa.

-That's a record.

-A big order?

-I told them half an hour.

-A delivery?

-Sian's house.

-Sian's house.

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-Sian policewoman? Stop making them.

-Are you crazy?

-Are you crazy?

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-They're not catching me out.

-What are you on about?

-What are you on about?

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-I delivered to Sian last night.

-I took the pizzas over

-and she hadn't ordered any.

-Who would do that?

-Who would do that?

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-I have my suspicions.

-She won't catch me out again.

-Hi.

-Can you ask Ken or Kay

-to babysit tonight?

-I fancy going to Copa for a drink.

-You can come too

-straight after work.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

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-I'll tell you later, Kelv.

-OK. I'll ask Mam now.

-OK. I'll ask Mam now.

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-Thank you.

-I've moved Eirwen for you. The dryer

-stopped while you were talking.

-Thanks. Sorry.

-Jason.

-OK, mate?

-Great. And you. You look busy.

-The staff's working hard.

-You're home for a few months now.

-Home for good if I want.

-I'm not going back.

-Wasn't it a two-year course?

-No, three.

-No, three.

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-Why aren't you going back?

-I'm fed up of it.

-I'm looking for a job.

-Without a degree?

-I thought you liked it there.

-I did. I had a lot of fun.

-It's time to do something else.

-You'd have been better off

-staying here.

-You could have earned a good wage.

-You could have earned a good wage.

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-I don't regret going.

-I bet Philip's annoyed.

-Very annoyed.

-Why aren't you going back?

-You've done something.

-Naughty boy!

-Naughty boy!

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-You sound like Dad.

-I'll see you soon.

-The boys back together again.

-Small pepperoni pizza.

-TELEPHONE

-Answer that and I'll make the pizza.

-Hello, Ty Pizza.

-Oh, hello.

-No, I know.

-There's a bit of a problem

-with the order.

-I'm not allowed to make them.

-Who's there?

-Who's there?

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-Sian.

-Give the phone to me.

-Listen, I've had enough.

-I'm phoning the cops

-and I'm blocking this number.

-A pepperoni pizza, wasn't it?

-Yes, please.

-Yes, please.

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-That's 4.40, please.

-LOUD MUSIC

-It looks nice.

-It'll do.

-Are you alright?

-No.

-What's wrong?

-Dewi.

-He's decided to leave university.

-Has he left?

-Yes, he says.

-Two years of wasting his time

-and my money. I can't believe it.

-Has he told you why?

-Has he told you why?

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-No. He refuses to say.

-Well?

-Which one of you is asking?

-Both of us.

-I don't want to talk about it.

-I don't want to talk about it.

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-Actually, it's not up to you.

-Dad wants to know

-and he deserves an explanation.

-I'm bored. I've had enough.

-I'm not enjoying it.

-That's it.

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-You have to do better than that.

-I can understand packing it in

-after one term in the first year...

-..but not after two years.

-Fair play, Dew, come on.

-I'm going to my room.

-I don't want any dinner.

-OK, Iolo.

-A large gin and tonic and a lager.

-That kind of day, was it?

-Yes, and worse.

-I could sense an atmosphere earlier.

-I could sense an atmosphere earlier.

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-You have no idea.

-I'll bring your drinks over.

-I'll bring your drinks over.

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-Dani?

-I can't stand being there.

-Jac and I are sick of it.

-She's had a shock.

-I know that.

-She'll come round.

-It's not her place to come round.

-It was our fault, Jac and me.

-I can understand why she's like that

-but I can't stand it.

-What are you going to do?

-I don't know.

-Search for a job somewhere else.

-You'll feel better after this.

-You'll feel better after this.

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-I doubt it. Thanks.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-Thanks.

-OK? What do you want?

-A complaint.

-A complaint.

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-What for?

-You delivered a pizza

-when I hadn't ordered one.

-Tonight I ordered four pizzas

-two hours ago.

-I phoned to ask where they were

-and they still haven't arrived.

-You didn't phone.

-Yes, I did. What do you have to say?

-Sorry would be a good start!

-You didn't phone last night,

-but someone did.

-What are you going to do then?

-Nothing.

-Let me speak to the manager.

-Let me speak to the manager.

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-I'm the manager.

-The owner then.

-The owner then.

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-He's not here.

-I'll cook your pizzas now.

-That's up to you, but I'm on my way

-home with a Chinese takeaway.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Megan.

-You came at last.

-Come in, I'm so glad to see you.

-Not looking like this, I'm sure.

-I'm glad to see you any time.

-I'm almost embarrassed to be out.

-Dear me, don't talk nonsense.

-What's the matter, Megan?

-I'm afraid I'm the bearer

-of bad news, Edwin.

-Can we have the same again?

-Can we have the same again?

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-On its way.

-I'd just like to get away from here.

-Move away?

-Move away?

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-No, a holiday.

-A family break. We've never been.

-Lying in the sun, swimming pool.

-Expensive, Lowri.

-What's money?

-What's money?

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-Something I don't have.

-Can we go home?

-We're staying.

-You have every right to be here.

-Right, what would you like to drink?

-However upsetting it might be...

-..I want to know

-what's the matter, Megan.

-I don't know where to begin.

-At the beginning.

-I don't know how to say this...

-..but I'm afraid it's not possible

-for us to be together.

-I was worried it would come down

-to something like this.

-The house I'm renting is for sale.

-I'll be homeless, Edwin.

-Well, not exactly...

-..but I'll have to move to live

-with my sister-in-law...

-..in Bournemouth.

-There's always a welcome

-for me there...

-..but it's so far away.

-As far as I can see,

-I don't have any choice.

-I'm so sorry, Edwin.

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