Pennod 79 Rownd a Rownd

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-My son's in jail.

-He's far from home

-with people he doesn't know.

-Your place, as his wife,

-is to support him.

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-Is everyone alright?

-No complaints.

-Alright, Ter?

-I'm fine, Meical.

-I hope I'm not too early.

-Not at all,

-Michelle has already left.

-Good, I didn't want to see you

-in your pyjamas.

-That young electrician

-has finished everything.

-Yes. He was a nice lad.

-Yes, he is. He does a lot for me.

-Yes, he is. He does a lot for me.

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-You've done well by yourself.

-Without Kelv, that is.

-Jobs like this are fine.

-I need to think about what

-to do without him in the long term.

-Phone if you need something.

-Phone if you need something.

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-Will do. Bye.

-You'll need someone

-instead of Kelvin.

-Does Lowri tell you

-how he's keeping?

-She does when she's at work

-and not on the A55.

-Dear me, Vince!

-You don't need to bow for me

-even if I married the queen!

-What's up?

-Are you alright?

-Fine, thanks.

-Don't lie. I can tell when you do.

-Where are my football boots?

-I don't know, Robbie.

-I don't know, Robbie.

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-Where did you last have them?

-Under the table there.

-They were there last night.

-Have you asked Kay?

-She knows everything.

-Have you seen

-Robbie's football boots?

-Doesn't his mother know?

-Doesn't his mother know?

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-If she knew, she'd have them.

-I'm going to work.

-Bye bye, Mia. Bye bye.

-Who's taking Mia to school?

-Who's taking Mia to school?

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-Don't look at me.

-Oh, I'll take her.

-Thanks, Ken.

-These, Robbie?

-Yes, thanks.

-Yes, thanks.

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-Who put them there?

-Whoever laid the table, made supper

-and cleared up, I'd imagine. Oh, me.

-Did you have to?

-She started it.

-Don't talk rubbish.

-Iolo's much younger than her.

-Iolo's much younger than her.

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-I know it sounds stupid.

-I'd swear that I'm right.

-Why?

-Well, she's been weird with me

-for a while.

-She's heading to Copa much earlier

-and sometimes much later than usual.

-I've noticed her there early.

-Listen to this,

-she's off to Warrington tonight.

-She's going to a conference.

-You'd expect Iolo to look after Copa

-but he's staying with "friends".

-Coincidence.

-Maybe.

-I'm suspicious. Wyn didn't know

-a thing about this conference.

-When you first said she had someone

-else, I was expecting it to be Wyn.

-We all know what he's like.

-I've suspected her

-of getting with him before today.

-Look, I'm not good

-with these things.

-Talk to Cathryn.

-Go for it. Speak to her.

-Anwen from work went with her sister

-to see the film we saw.

-She thought it was dull.

-Really? I enjoyed it.

-Did she have a curry on Sunday and

-a DVD on Tuesday with her sister?

-No, I don't think she lives

-around here.

-Are you busy today?

-Just like every day.

-Just like every day.

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-Too busy to meet for lunch?

-I can spare half an hour.

-I'll meet you at the cafe?

-Great.

-Great.

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-Bye, Barry.

-See you.

-Thank you.

-I'm going to the car.

-If you're coming with me, hurry.

-Two minutes. My legs are like lead

-after running last night.

-How are yours?

-How are yours?

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-They're not too bad.

-Don't put the milk away. Cuppa?

-Not right now, thanks.

-How did you sleep?

-No different to all the other times

-I've slept here.

-You'll get used to it.

-You'll get used to it.

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-I hope you cook better than Dad!

-I don't think it's possible

-to be worse.

-Erin!

-Alright, Wil!

-I'm just getting my bag.

-He can wash dishes.

-It sounds to me like they're

-looking forward to you moving in.

-I hope they're not

-expecting too much.

-Is this a good idea?

-All I want to do is make sure we

-both know what's happening tonight.

-Where are we meeting?

-We agreed Llys Y Gwynt at four.

-Yes, nobody will know us there.

-Are you getting cold feet?

-Are you getting cold feet?

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-I'm not.

-Good morning.

-Hi, Meical.

-Alright?

-Alright. I hope your conference

-isn't too dull.

-Thanks, are you alright covering

-tomorrow?

-Yes, around five?

-Yes, around five?

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-Six?

-Great. I'll see you. Bye!

-It's good that you came in.

-I was thinking last night...

-..why don't the three of you

-come over on Christmas day?

-Arthur likes the idea.

-I don't know.

-We might have to go down south.

-Carys' mum complains that

-she doesn't see enough of Tom.

-I was going

-to speak to Jason and Dale.

-It would be nice

-to have everyone together.

-We'll see.

-Try your best.

-Isn't he working today?

-He's taken a day off

-before the Christmas rush starts.

-Starts? It feels like Christmas

-is already here.

-Let me know.

-Yes, alright.

-Do you have something planned today?

-Do you have something planned today?

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-Why?

-Playing with your trains.

-What do you want?

-Could you bring the Christmas

-decorations down from the attic?

-It's not December yet.

-It's not December yet.

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-I know.

-I just want to see

-what state they're in.

-In case we have visitors over

-at Christmas.

-What visitors?

-It's a mess.

-It's a mess.

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-Don't mention it.

-I'm just going upstairs.

-Alright, Vince?

-Have you come to see the mess people

-have made on my door step?

-Are you alright, Vince?

-Sorry, I was miles away.

-Somewhere nice, I hope.

-I've got rubbish on my drive

-and in my post!

-That's how it is.

-Thank you, anyway.

-Alright, Vince?

-Alright, Vince?

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-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-How are you two?

-How are you two?

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-Better than Vince, it seems.

-He's not in a great mood

-this morning.

-I'd be like that if I had to get up

-as early as him every day.

-It's very Christmassy here.

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-Shall I sing

-"Oh Come All Ye Faithful?"

-Don't.

-I've got nothing in the flat.

-I have to say, I love Christmas.

-I'm more eager than usual this year.

-It's nice to have a full house.

-It's nice to have a full house.

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-Very nice.

-Christmas can be tough for some

-people, John.

-Yes, it can be. It won't be for us.

-Sian's agreed to officially move in.

-Congratulations.

-Congratulations.

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-Thanks very much.

-Right, I'm going to see

-how busy Rhys is.

-I'll see you tonight.

-I'll see you tonight.

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-Yes.

-Bye.

-I'm sorry about that.

-For what?

-For what?

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-Christmas isn't great for you.

-To be honest,

-the moving is his idea.

-I don't know where he got the idea.

-Don't you want to move in?

-Well.

-Tell him then.

-From my experience, no good comes

-from not talking about things.

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-Busy?

-I've got plenty to do.

-Is there something wrong?

-Is there something wrong?

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-No, not really.

-Is your father here?

-Yes, he's counting coppers in there.

-Has he done enough

-for you to retire?

-Hiya!

-Alright?

-Alright?

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-Yes.

-Is there a cuppa lying around?

-Cuppa, Sian?

-She will.

-She will.

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-No, I'm fine, thanks.

-You don't fancy coming over

-for lunch?

-I'm not at work until two.

-That's an offer, Rhys!

-You don't have to.

-Why don't you come over?

-We've got last night's lasagne.

-What did you want to say?

-Oh, I'll tell you at lunchtime.

-I'll see you later.

-Yes, alright.

-You didn't say you were coming home.

-I know.

-Here she is, checking up on me.

-No.

-Oh!

-Have you come to give me a surprise?

-No.

-I've come to fetch a recipe

-for Glenda.

-Why aren't you in the attic?

-I've been my love,

-ask and thou shalt receive!

-Where are the trimmings?

-There weren't any labels anywhere.

-You can play find the tinsel.

-I didn't want everything down here.

-Between the cobwebs and the bad

-light, I didn't know what was what.

-Look, Barry adored this teddy

-when he was younger.

-Why do you keep them?

-It's the done thing.

-Did he knit that too?

-Did he knit that too?

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-Of course not.

-You've been like a squirrel.

-Do you have time to take

-some of these to the dump?

-Or even better,

-the charity shop on the square.

-A car boot sale would be better.

-Alright.

-We'll make a few quid then.

-Which can go towards

-my Christmas present.

-Yes.

-Can Meical have some water, Glenda?

-You carry on, Meical.

-You carry on, Meical.

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-Thanks.

-Terry says your new kitchen is nice.

-Was he praising his own work

-or the choice of kitchen?

-A bit of both, Meical!

-I might try to make something warmer

-than a sandwich by Saturday.

-Sounds like a house-warming!

-Sounds like a house-warming!

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-Oh, yes.

-What's a good idea?

-Michelle's having a party

-to celebrate their new kitchen.

-I love a party!

-I love a party!

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-Umm, no.

-You're welcome to come and see it

-but there won't be a party.

-The thing is, don't misunderstand

-me, I love it when you call round.

-But Barry doesn't.

-He hasn't said that you can't.

-He likes you!

-Sorry, Carys. I hadn't realised.

-I'm sorry.

-I really hope this doesn't

-change things between us...

-..nor between me and Barry either

-or Barry and you.

-I'll be a good girl

-and try not to call so often.

-It's only for a little while

-to shut him up.

-To be honest,

-I'm lonely in that house.

-But, I wouldn't admit that to Iolo.

-Llio! Why don't you find

-someone to share with?

-I've thought about it.

-Mr Lloyd wants to downsize.

-How are things with Kay?

-Much the same.

-I don't know how you manage.

-Badly.

-Going back and forth to see Kelvin

-is hard enough without Kay's rules.

-Are you going tomorrow?

-Are you going tomorrow?

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-I'd better try.

-He gets three visits a week

-while on remand.

-Note the times in the book

-so I can get organised.

-Thanks, Dani.

-I'll get the teas.

-Three whole days this week.

-Just as we're going

-into the busiest part of the year.

-People will have enough

-of reorganising appointments.

-I'll have to find someone else

-to cover when she isn't here.

-Are you looking for this, Lowri?

-Are you looking for this, Lowri?

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-Yes, but it doesn't matter.

-Maybe the new person

-can carry the tea too.

-I wasn't being mean.

-Lowri!

-I haven't had a chance

-to make anything.

-This will heat up in two minutes.

-Sit down, John.

-Is everything alright?

-I didn't want to talk

-in front of Rhys.

-Oh, so there is something wrong.

-What's up?

-What's up?

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-Take a seat.

-Are the kids the problem?

-No, not at all.

-I'm more than used to living

-with teenagers. I adore them.

-Maybe it's different

-if you're not related.

-No, honestly, that's not it.

-You yourself say you like to escape

-to my place for peace and quiet.

-After thinking about it properly...

-..why does that need to change?

-I was worried

-you wanted to finish with me.

-No, not at all.

-I'm incredibly happy.

-Phew!

-To be honest...

-..I think the only reason

-I agreed when you asked...

-..was because I thought

-you were going to propose.

-Sorry, John.

-Look.

-Just forget that I asked you.

-We'll stay exactly as we are.

-Yes and everyone will be happy.

-Are you going to heat that lasagne?

-Hi, yes.

-I wonder if you can help me.

-My name's Iolo Davies.

-Can you remind me...

-..if there's an evening meal

-on my booking for tonight, please?

-Thank you.

-Yes, I-O-L-O Davies...

-..and Cathryn Williams.

-Hi.

-There is.

-OK, thank you.

-Oh, what time does the conference

-start in the morning?

-There isn't one.

-OK, no, that's fine. Thank you.

-Thank you very much for your help.

-Do I only get a sandwich?

-Do I only get a sandwich?

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-You've got a fare in 15 minutes.

-What's wrong?

-That's a silly question.

-Come on, now.

-You'll see, everything will be fine.

-You'll see, everything will be fine.

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-Will it?

-Really?

-I've got two kids who need

-attention, Christmas, one salary.

-If Dani hasn't sacked me

-for being off so much.

-We're here to support you.

-Kay!

-What?

-Come here for a second, please.

-Lowri isn't on her own, is she?

-Kay!

-What?

-This is silly.

-This isn't how Walshes do things.

-We pull together not apart!

-The sooner you two realise that,

-the better.

-Am I right?

-Right.

-Have you had lunch?

-No.

-Ham or cheese?

-Can I have one of each?

-Alright, Vince?

-Never better, thanks.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-When do you leave?

-About 3.30.

-And the conference is tomorrow.

-Yes, it starts at 9.30.

-There's some event tonight too.

-How can you?

-How can the pair of you

-stand in front of me lying?

-What are you talking about?

-Vince! No, Vince, don't!

-If you want her,

-you're welcome to have her.

-Vince, come in to Copa.

-I can explain.

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