Pennod 85 Rownd a Rownd

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-I asked if there was

-something for you out there.

-In Spain?

-In Spain?

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-Yes.

-I don't have anything at the moment.

-There's a bar looking for a barman.

-I'm working every minute I can...

-..and raising two kids

-on half the money I had.

-I spend a fortune on diesel

-to come here. I can't do everything!

-And I can't afford Christmas!

-What did you want to say?

-Nothing that won't wait.

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-Kelvin, if you're scared of Kay,

-ask Ken.

-You have to.

-Robbie's looking at the catalogue

-and I haven't got any money.

-Look after yourself.

-Bye.

-Have you seen my purse, Robbie?

-No.

-I've changed my mind

-on the kind of trainers I want.

-Not now.

-Look at these.

-They're ruined.

-How did you do that?

-Playing football on the yard.

-Playing football on the yard.

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-You have to be more careful.

-They're cheap trainers,

-I want these ones.

-Stop moaning, please.

-Stop moaning, please.

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-I'm being laughed at.

-The ones who pick on you at school?

-I'm going in at lunchtime

-to sort it.

-Please can I have a pair of these

-for Christmas.

-I'll see what I can do.

-Yes!

-Did you get up early?

-I caught an earlier bus than usual.

-Are you scared of me?

-Are you scared of me?

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-I'm scared of getting the sack.

-Oh, I think you're safe.

-Jac!

-I wanted to see you.

-What's he done now?

-Jac is a good boy, Mr Parry.

-I don't want to pressure you

-but have you thought any more...

-..about moving in with me?

-I'm still thinking about it.

-The thing is, one or two others

-have shown an interest.

-Go for it, Jac. It's a lovely house.

-Could you let me know

-one way or the other?

-Right now?

-Right now?

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-You haven't even seen it yet.

-It's a lovely house.

-It's a lovely house.

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-Well, I'll come and see the place.

-When's the best time?

-Sunday? I'll be home all day.

-And does Jac get first refusal?

-I'll tell the others they'll have

-to wait until Sunday night.

-Thanks, Llio.

-Thanks, Llio.

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-I'll see you on Sunday.

-Straight after chapel.

-Ooh, exciting!

-Someone would think

-you're moving in!

-Hello, good morning. Good morning.

-Can I make an appointment, please?

-I was just bringing

-this over for you.

-I thought you'd forgotten me.

-I thought you'd forgotten me.

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-I wouldn't do such a thing!

-I'm glad to hear it.

-We were just talking about you.

-She was praising you.

-She was praising you.

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-Really?

-Absolutely! I said you've taken

-the reins on the Christmas Fair.

-Well, someone had to, didn't they?

-Or it would be a mess.

-Have you spoken to

-the Health and Safety people?

-Yes and I've notified the police.

-I didn't know you needed to do that.

-I had no idea who to phone.

-A good thing someone

-knows what they're doing then!

-Going like clockwork!

-Cuppa?

-Cuppa?

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-Coffee, please.

-I understand that Cathryn,

-but I can't do everything.

-You said you wouldn't stay there

-this long.

-I've got my work, I've got

-to look after Copa and Siwan.

-Do you remember her?

-Yes, alright, bye.

-Oi, you.

-Me?

-Me?

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-Yes, you.

-Thought about the job in Spain?

-Thought about the job in Spain?

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-Alright.

-Alright what? Do you want it?

-The guy wants an answer.

-I want it. I'll take it.

-OK. Is Iolo here?

-OK. Is Iolo here?

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-I don't know. You'll have to check.

-Thanks very much, bye.

-Phone Llio to organise a time.

-Alright, I'll do it. Don't worry.

-It'll be so convenient

-when you live here.

-You'll never be late for work.

-Have you asked how much the rent is?

-Yes, it's cheaper

-than where I am now.

-More money to come out

-with Lowri and me!

-You've thought of everything, Dani!

-Someone has to organise his life.

-Right, a cuppa!

-Does everyone want one?

-Great, thanks.

-Great, thanks.

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-Please.

-Sian? Nia?

-Sian? Nia?

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-Great, thanks.

-You're going to go

-for the house then?

-I haven't decided yet.

-What's the biggest attraction?

-Big room, closer to work, cheaper

-or the fact that Dani's so close.

-That's got nothing to do with it.

-Really? I wasn't born yesterday.

-What time are you going to school?

-What time are you going to school?

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-12.30, why?

-I'll get Vince to answer the phones.

-How long do you think we'll be?

-How long do you think we'll be?

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-You don't need to come with me.

-It's no trouble.

-It's no trouble.

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-I can deal with it myself, alright?

-If I come...

-If I come...

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-No, Kay. I've said and that's it.

-Here you go.

-Here you go.

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-Thanks.

-Did Wyn get hold of you?

-Yes, he loves to moan.

-He was prickly with me this morning.

-Why?

-I've taken my time

-deciding about the job in Spain.

-Well, are you going for it?

-Yes, but...

-But what?

-But what?

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-Leaving Dad just before Christmas.

-I'll be going to Mam.

-I'll be going to Mam.

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-Your father will be fine.

-Mathew will be here, won't he?

-I'll probably be here too.

-Look, do what you want.

-There's no point

-worrying what other people think.

-Like you did with Cathryn?

-Like you did with Cathryn?

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-That was a mistake.

-A big mistake.

-Go. Enjoy yourself!

-Yeah.

-# Stay around

-# A long time, a long, good time

-# I've seen you around

-# You look cool

-# I see you look cool #

-Do you have five minutes?

-Do you have five minutes?

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-I'm late already.

-Can I come over tonight?

-Can I come over tonight?

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-No, it's important.

-I have to speak to you now.

-I just dropped someone off

-up the road and thought as I'm here.

-Don't lie.

-I'm here to help.

-I'm here to help.

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-I don't need your help.

-I'm worried you'll be too nice

-with Mathew.

-He needs to be told what's what.

-Come on.

-I'm sorry about that. Bye.

-Is everything alright?

-Why are you home, are you ill?

-Why are you home, are you ill?

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-No, I'm not.

-What's wrong?

-Have I done something wrong?

-Have I done something wrong?

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-No.

-Seriously, Sian, tell me!

-I'm pregnant.

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-For how long have you known?

-I've suspected for a while.

-I've known since yesterday morning.

-It's a shock for you.

-And for you!

-It is.

-Well, I don't know what to say.

-You don't need to worry.

-I've sorted everything.

-What do you mean?

-I phoned this morning

-to organise an appointment.

-I've booked in for an abortion.

-I've booked in for an abortion.

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-What?

-When?

-When?

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-Next Thursday.

-Without discussing it?

-Isn't that what you want?

-Isn't that what you want?

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-Says who?

-I just thought...

-I just thought...

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-You've had time to think.

-Do I get any time?

-Do I get any time?

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-What is there to think of?

-You don't want to be a father again.

-Why do you say that?

-What you said to Barry in the cafe.

-What you said to Barry in the cafe.

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-What? What did I say?

-You were glad the sleepless nights

-and nappy changing were behind you.

-You're making a decision based on

-a throwaway comment in the cafe.

-This is different.

-We're not talking about

-Barry's baby. This is our baby.

-Having an abortion would be

-the best thing for both of us.

-You've organised it all.

-I have.

-Then why tell me

-you were pregnant at all?

-You've already decided.

-Mathew!

-Mathew.

-We've waited for 15 minutes.

-We've got work to do.

-I'm sorry to have kept you.

-I was working too.

-Hurry up so we can sort this.

-The meeting room is free.

-Have you found them?

-Robbie has been home for three days.

-He says it's some Year 10 boys.

-He says it's some Year 10 boys.

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-Kay.

-You should have told these teachers

-to keep an eye on him...

-Be quiet, Kay.

-Be quiet, Kay.

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-..due to the situation at home.

-Have you finished?

-I've only just begun!

-Hiya. How are you?

-Hiya. How are you?

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-Angry.

-That's not like you.

-Is Dewi here?

-Is Dewi here?

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-Dewi? What's he done to you?

-Is he here?

-Is he here?

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-No.

-He's at the post office.

-He won't be long.

-Tell him I spoke to Alwena.

-Tell him I spoke to Alwena.

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-About what?

-She's booked him a flight.

-I've got him the job.

-I've got him the job.

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-What job?

-Oh, don't you know?

-Know what?

-Let him explain.

-Tell him to phone his mother

-and not me.

-Thanks for coming.

-Well, what are you doing about it?

-I've spoken to Robbie's teachers,

-head of year and his peers.

-Have they named them?

-What they all said,

-every single one of them...

-..is that Robbie is the bully.

-It's not the other way around.

-It's not the other way around.

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-What?

-Don't be ridiculous.

-I've got no reason

-not to believe them.

-So many people say the same thing.

-So many people say the same thing.

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-Robbie wouldn't.

-Would he, Lowri?

-The evidence is all in this file.

-As you can see,

-there's a strong suggestion...

-..Robbie's been stealing

-from his fellow pupils.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-I forgot my football kit. I may

-as well have lunch while I'm here.

-Do you want something?

-Do you want something?

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-No, no thanks.

-There isn't much here.

-I thought you were buying food

-this morning.

-I didn't get a chance.

-Hi!

-Hi!

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-Alright?

-Where were you this morning?

-What?

-I was expecting you at the garage.

-Did you order those parts?

-No, sorry.

-I need them tomorrow morning.

-Alright, you'll get them.

-Alright, you'll get them.

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-By tomorrow?

-Yes, by tomorrow morning.

-What's wrong with you?

-What's wrong with you?

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-What's wrong?

-Where are you going?

-Fresh air and some peace and quiet.

-Stay there.

-It's their word against Robbie's.

-How can you do this?

-How, Robbie?

-Kay and I have just made fools

-of ourselves at school.

-Why did you do this?

-Say something!

-Robbie.

-Why did you lie?

-I don't know.

-You pretend you're ill,

-pretend you're being bullied.

-I'm in the middle of this trouble

-with Kelvin.

-I thought you'd help and try

-to make things easier but no.

-Sorry.

-Go get changed and go to school.

-Now!

-Hiya.

-Hiya, alright?

-Hiya, alright?

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-Yes.

-What's up?

-What's up?

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-I have something to tell you.

-You're going to Spain.

-How do you know?

-How do you know?

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-Wyn.

-Fair play to him for saying.

-Sorry.

-I wanted to tell you.

-Why didn't you?

-Why didn't you?

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-It's what I was about to do.

-I was scared.

-You don't need to be scared.

-You don't need to be scared.

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-If you don't want me to go, I won't.

-Do you want to go?

-Yes.

-I don't know.

-When are you going?

-When are you going?

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-Next week.

-Next week.

-Next week.

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-Yes.

-I didn't know I had to go

-before Christmas.

-I won't go.

-Go, Dewi.

-It's what I'd do if I were you.

-Go enjoy yourself.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-Yes, perfectly sure.

-I'll miss you at the start,

-a little, maybe.

-Things haven't worked

-since I've been home.

-Since your mother and I

-made a mess of things.

-I made a mess in Cardiff.

-You've got another chance now.

-Make the most of it.

-Make the most of it.

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-I will.

-Promise.

-Come here.

-If it's any comfort,

-Robbie's very sorry.

-He's gone to school.

-I've never been so ashamed

-in all my life.

-Think how I feel.

-I was a little over the top.

-I was a little over the top.

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-Yes.

-It's hard for the poor kid.

-It's hard on me too.

-I don't know if I'm coming or going.

-I don't know if I'm coming or going.

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-He's the same.

-I'm tired, Kay.

-I work early, I work late,

-I'm back and forth to see Kelvin.

-I can't do it any more.

-I'm lonely. Everything's against me.

-That's where you're wrong.

-I'm with you, so are Ken and Kylie.

-I've got no money.

-Christmas is on the way

-and Kelvin isn't here.

-It'll be hard but you

-have to be strong and you are.

-Come on, go back to work,

-do your best.

-I'll be more of a help from now on.

-Look.

-I thought I was doing

-the right thing for both of us.

-I'm nervous.

-I never intended to have children.

-Alright, fair enough.

-It's not long since we agreed

-that we're happy as we are.

-We don't want to live together.

-Having a baby together wouldn't be a

-good idea either. What do you think?

-I suppose I agree.

-There we are then.

-What hurts me is you made such a

-big decision without discussing it.

-Sorry.

-I know you're an independent woman

-and I like that about you.

-We're supposed to be together.

-We're supposed to be together.

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-We are!

-I know you don't want

-to live with me or marry me.

-Neither do you!

-Neither do you!

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-No, but where does this leave us?

-If we can't discuss

-something like this together...

-..what's the point

-of seeing each other at all?

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