Pennod 86 Rownd a Rownd

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-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 is against me.

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-I hope I didn't wake you.

-No, I've been awake for a while.

-I didn't sleep much.

-I made the toast and cuppa.

-You've got a lot

-of grovelling to do.

-Sorry.

-I should think so.

-Did you have a nice lie in?

-Lovely.

-I slept all night.

-I slept all night.

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-Very good.

-Could you hold one end of this?

-What are they?

-Christmas lights and trimmings.

-I get that.

-Why are they making a mess out here?

-I've got them on the cheap.

-From who?

-From someone you don't know.

-They were dirt cheap.

-You've got no idea. I got

-the handbags from the same guy.

-Those are selling

-like water in the Sahara.

-You understand why they're cheap,

-don't you?

-They're not stolen

-if that's what you mean.

-I don't deal with those people.

-Everyone's bought lights

-and trimmings and put them up.

-You won't get rid of these

-until next Christmas.

-Don't worry

-your pretty little head about it.

-Ouch.

-Does it still hurt?

-Yes.

-It's no better.

-The doctor said it would take time.

-There's a while until the race.

-There's a while until the race.

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-But, I can't train.

-I'll have to start from the start

-after becoming quite fit.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-Where do you think?

-You're going running on your own.

-I'll be safe.

-Jason's still in bed at this time!

-Very funny.

-I'll go and see Jason later.

-Can you give me a lift, Dad?

-Can you give me a lift, Dad?

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-Yes, I suppose.

-Where's Sian?

-Where's Sian?

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-I can't see her, can you?

-Where is she?

-Where is she?

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-I don't know.

-She hasn't been here for days.

-Is she alright?

-Is she alright?

-

-I don't know.

-Where are you off?

-To have a shower. Is that alright?

-Watch you don't spill that glue

-everywhere, I'll be angry.

-Alright.

-Do you have time to sit, Ken?

-I've got ten minutes.

-Time for a cuppa.

-I'll make it.

-Carry on with that.

-I'll make Ken a cuppa.

-Was the toast nice?

-Yes, it was lovely.

-How about the cuppa?

-How about the cuppa?

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-Great.

-Shouldn't you get yourself ready

-if you're coming to see Kelvin.

-Really?

-Really?

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-Hurry up before I change my mind.

-Are you coming, Kylie?

-If I can. Mam?

-Go for it.

-Thanks for taking them.

-They can come once a month.

-Alright.

-Did you put diesel in the taxi

-so Lowri could get to Manchester?

-Yes.

-I'd better get myself ready.

-What are you doing around here?

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-To catch a bus.

-To Llio's house?

-To Llio's house?

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-Yes.

-Oh! Jump in, I'll give you a lift.

-To be honest, do you mind

-if I come with you? I'm not busy.

-You know exactly what it's like.

-Yes,

-but I haven't been there for years.

-Where have you been?

-Where have you been?

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-Taking Britney to the station.

-What a coincidence that you saw me!

-Hmm.

-What?

-Hurry up, don't complain.

-You'll be thanking me.

-I'm trying to do you a favour.

-I'm trying to do you a favour.

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-Yes, I'm sure. What do you have?

-Christmas lights.

-You might not be the most observant

-person in the world.

-I already have lights in the window.

-There are some in the cafe

-if you'd notice, oh, and the salon!

-There's no need to be sarcastic.

-Think about it, when the stands

-go up for the fair...

-..you'll want to decorate them.

-He's right, Dad.

-I know I am.

-How many stands will you have?

-You'll have four or five.

-You'll have four or five.

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-Four.

-I'll sell you enough lights

-to decorate them all.

-50.

-50.

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-50! Are you sane?

-Call it 40 then.

-Final offer.

-These are the last lights I've got.

-What do you say?

-What do you say?

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-You'll have to have something, Dad.

-Yes. Yes, fine then!

-But you're setting them up too.

-Mathew can help you with that.

-Mathew can help you with that.

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-Of course.

-I'll pay when I see that they work.

-I'll pay when I see that they work.

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-Tip-top.

-Jason, I want a word!

-What?

-Hiya! Did you have a good night?

-Yes.

-Are you sure it's alright for me to

-have them on Christmas Day?

-Yes, it's your turn.

-Great.

-Right, I'll see you, troops.

-Right, I'll see you, troops.

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-Bye.

-Robbie, why didn't you say you

-wanted to go before we left?

-I didn't when we left.

-I didn't when we left.

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-Shall we grab a drink?

-Yes, yes, alright.

-I could do with five minutes.

-Will Kelvin be angry with me

-about what happened at school?

-I decided not to tell him.

-Why?

-There's nothing much

-he can do about it.

-We're going there to cheer him up.

-Not to bring bad news from home.

-Thanks, Mam.

-I haven't forgiven you yet.

-You have to take

-all the things you stole back.

-You have to return what you stole

-and apologise to everyone.

-Yes.

-Come on then.

-Lowri, it's that way!

-Lowri, it's that way!

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-Kylie, I think I know where, oh...

-Sorry, I'll turn around when I can.

-This would be your room.

-Oh!

-It's much bigger

-than what you've got.

-Oh! Oh, lovely.

-Oh! Oh, lovely.

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-Stop being nosey, Dani!

-You don't mind, do you, Llio?

-You don't mind, do you, Llio?

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-No, of course not.

-Well, what do you think, Jac?

-It's alright, isn't it?

-It's a palace compared

-to where you are.

-Is the rent alright?

-Is the rent alright?

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-Yes.

-It's less than you pay now.

-Oops.

-I shouldn't say that.

-Are you sure this is the way back

-to the main road?

-Where are we?

-Robbie,

-be quiet for two minutes, please.

-Try this way.

-Is this your room, Llio?

-Yes.

-This is where you'll be bringing

-Llio a cuppa in bed...

-..on Saturday morning, Jac!

-..on Saturday morning, Jac!

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-Not too early!

-It's very clean and tidy, Llio.

-I have to tell you,

-Jac keeps the salon very clean.

-He's the tidiest of the three of us.

-He's the tidiest of the three of us.

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-I'm glad to hear it.

-I don't know if he can cook,

-but he can make a cup of tea!

-Do you fancy a cuppa?

-Oh, yes! Jac can make us one each.

-This isn't the way.

-You're driving erratically, Lowri.

-Lowri!

-Lowri!

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-MIA CRIES

-Is everyone alright?

-Is everyone alright?

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-Yes.

-What happened?

-I don't know.

-I better phone Dad.

-Yes.

-Thank you, lovely.

-Thank you, lovely.

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-You're welcome.

-I told you he was tidy.

-What do you think of the place?

-It's great. I really like it.

-Do you want time to think?

-I've decided. I'll take it.

-Thanks, Llio.

-Thank you.

-I'm glad. If you pay the rent on

-time, everything will be fine.

-When are you moving in?

-As soon as I can. Is that alright?

-As soon as I can. Is that alright?

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-Yes, great.

-Oh, that's good.

-Pity it's too early

-to start celebrating!

-Yes, a pity.

-# On and on

-# We were as one

-# On and on

-# I remember you

-# I remember you

-# When you were a girl

-# A happy little girl

-# A loving little girl #

-Is everyone alright?

-We're fine, thanks. We had a scare.

-Could you clear the table?

-I'm making lunch.

-Don't make any for me.

-I'm going over to Ellis' house.

-A quick sandwich before you go.

-A quick sandwich before you go.

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-I'll have something over there.

-What's wrong, Dad?

-Nothing.

-Nothing.

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-Don't lie.

-You've been angry for days.

-I am, sorry.

-What's wrong?

-Have you fallen out with Sian?

-Have you fallen out with Sian?

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-I have.

-About what?

-It's between Sian and me.

-Over the last few days,

-I've realised...

-..she means more to me

-than I do to her.

-Yes, that's it.

-Do you understand where the car is?

-Great, thanks.

-I've organised someone

-to come and get the taxi.

-The police are done with you.

-It's all clear.

-Shall we go home?

-What about Kelv?

-It would be better to go home.

-He'll phone tonight.

-He'll understand.

-Come on.

-It's not the kind of celebration

-I enjoy but it will do.

-Don't you have anything better

-to do on a Sunday?

-I enjoy your company.

-I'll take you home later.

-Thanks, Dani but you don't have to.

-That's alright.

-Sit and do as you would at home.

-When you're in your new home, we can

-do things like this more often.

-Yes, we can.

-Oh, this is lovely.

-Oh, this is lovely.

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-It is.

-Oh, no.

-Nope.

-I want to try some of that.

-What you said about Sian isn't true.

-So you say.

-Yes, I do.

-She obviously adores you.

-I'm not so sure.

-She didn't want to move in, did she?

-You only asked because Glenda

-mentioned it in the cafe.

-I've always felt

-that she keeps me at arm's length.

-That's not true.

-She's been through a lot

-since being with you.

-Like what?

-Like what?

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-That mess with Erin and Iolo.

-She supported you then.

-Yes, I suppose so.

-At the start when Wil wasn't keen

-on the idea of you two...

-..she could have walked away

-but she didn't.

-No.

-And the driving points business

-when we suspected her.

-She's been very good with me

-since I lost David.

-Look, everything you say is true.

-But...

-But...

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-But, what, Dad?

-I can't tell you.

-You might have to.

-I can't.

-Do you want a cuppa, Barry?

-What are these?

-Lights.

-Lights.

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-I can see that.

-What are they doing here?

-It's a long story.

-Better get started then.

-I was in the pub last night

-and I met this guy.

-Don't lie.

-I'm not.

-I'm not.

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-Yes, you are.

-This "guy" is Arthur.

-No.

-Yes.

-I saw you talking to him

-this morning.

-I'm trying to sell them.

-There's a huge profit margin.

-I'll make loads of cash.

-I'll make loads of cash.

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-You get plenty of pay here.

-Stay away from him.

-He'll swindle you. Understand?

-I do.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-I am!

-Yes, we just got back now.

-Stay there for two minutes, love.

-A puncture.

-No, Ken came to fetch us.

-Yes, yes, we are.

-Sorry we didn't get there, Kelv.

-Yes, I'll see you during the week.

-Yes, Tuesday.

-Alright.

-Love you too.

-Bye, bye.

-Is everyone alright?

-They've had a scare but fine.

-Are you alright, Kylie?

-Are you alright, Kylie?

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-Yes.

-It could have been much worse.

-Head in to the house.

-I'll bring you a pizza.

-Yes, thanks.

-Thank heavens you're alright.

-Thank heavens you're alright.

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-I'm so sorry.

-It's my fault.

-You don't need to be sorry.

-Not at all.

-You were tired.

-You're doing too much, Lowri.

-I don't have a choice.

-We're all here to help you.

-I promise,

-I'll help more from now on.

-Thanks, Kay.

-Ignoring it is no good to anybody.

-We need to talk.

-Don't you think so?

-Yes, I suppose so.

-Is it safe for me to come over?

-Arthur!

-What are you doing?

-I understand these are yours

-so you can keep them.

-You can leave Jason alone too.

-He's silly enough. He doesn't need

-ideas from you too. Bye, Mam.

-Bye, love.

-What are you going to do with these?

-Because they're not staying here.

-Well.

-I'm sorry if I hurt you.

-I had to make

-the right decision for me.

-That's precisely the problem.

-We're supposed to be a couple.

-We are.

-It looks to me

-like you don't need me at all.

-I'm an independent person, John.

-I'm used to doing things for myself.

-Both at work and at home.

-I don't want to depend on anyone.

-I don't expect you

-to be dependent on me.

-Maybe, you could share things?

-You have to accept me as I am.

-It's too late for me to change.

-It's too late for me to change.

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-I don't want you to change, Sian.

-I'd never expect that.

-If we're a couple,

-we're supposed to be partners.

-We discuss things

-and make decisions together.

-I'm trying.

-It's hard, John.

-It's hard, John.

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-Well, if you can't...

-..we have to accept that there's

-no future to the relationship.

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