Pennod 87 Rownd a Rownd

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-We're supposed to be partners. We're

-supposed to make decisions together.

-If you can't do that...

-..we have to accept

-the relationship has no future.

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-Hey! Watch where you're going.

-Hey! Watch where you're going.

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-Sorry.

-She doesn't want

-your dirty pants on toast!

-I have to wash them now or they

-won't be dry to go with me.

-You've started to pack.

-You've started to pack.

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-Not properly, I leave tomorrow.

-You can borrow my rucksack.

-You can borrow my rucksack.

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-Thanks.

-The one I had

-for university is great.

-Is it up in the attic?

-Hmm?

-The blue rucksack.

-Is it in the attic?

-I'll check when I can.

-I'll see you later.

-I'll see you later.

-

-Bye.

-Sorry, Dad, I might not be able

-to do much in the cafe today.

-Don't worry.

-Glenda and Iris will understand.

-They'll get used to it. We all will.

-I'll help at lunchtime if it's busy.

-I'll help at lunchtime if it's busy.

-

-Thanks.

-I've got so much to do.

-I've got so much to do.

-

-What's the big hurry?

-It's a bar job.

-Christmas, possibly?

-Mam's booked the flight now.

-Mam's booked the flight now.

-

-She has.

-Right, I'd better head back down.

-The stalls for the Christmas Fair

-have arrived.

-Terry promised to set them up.

-This Christmas Fair idea seems to be

-working. He's in a good mood.

-Yes.

-I thought he'd be sad to see me go.

-My neck is still hurting.

-My neck is still hurting.

-

-No, it doesn't.

-It does.

-They call it whiplash.

-My head still hurts, I'm going to

-work, so you're going to school.

-I'm leaving in two minutes, get

-your shoes on if you want a lift.

-Do you want a lift?

-Do you want a lift?

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-No, I'm fine, thanks.

-I'll walk with Britney.

-I'll walk with Britney.

-

-I need money for the school trip.

-What trip?

-The Imperial War Museum, I think.

-The Imperial War Museum, I think.

-

-What?

-I had a letter from school

-saying I had to pay 25 by today.

-Robbie!

-Here you go, Lowri.

-Thank you.

-What do you say to Ken?

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

-

-Come on then.

-Bye. Behave!

-Bye. Behave!

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-Ta-ra. Alright.

-Sorry, but I need dinner money too.

-You got some

-at the start of the week.

-It wasn't enough.

-Move.

-Thanks! Bye!

-I'd better get going too.

-I'd better get going too.

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-Wait a minute.

-Kelvin called yesterday.

-I didn't realise you were

-under such financial strain.

-Don't be ashamed, take it.

-Thanks, again.

-Any time. Just ask.

-I'll see you tonight.

-Hi, Sian. How are you?

-Hi, Sian. How are you?

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-I'm alright, thanks.

-I wanted to pay for these.

-Philip looks busy.

-He's setting up the stalls outside.

-He's setting up the stalls outside.

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-No problem, Sian.

-Philip's done nothing but complain

-about the fair all morning.

-He's happiest when he's complaining.

-Will you be coming over?

-Will you be coming over?

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-Oh, I don't know.

-It's on until Saturday night.

-There's mulled wine and mince pies.

-There's a brass band.

-I'll see. I've got a lot to do.

-I'll see. I've got a lot to do.

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-Are you going to work?

-No, I've got a day off today.

-No, I've got a day off today.

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-That's nice.

-Are you doing something nice?

-Are you doing something nice?

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-No.

-There's so much to do at this time

-of year and it's not all fun.

-Coffee for two, please, Glenda.

-Coffee for two, please, Glenda.

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-Enjoy your day, Sian.

-Thanks.

-Alright, Vince?

-Not bad, thanks.

-I need to get my phone charger

-from the flat.

-Do you have that effect on everyone?

-Only the sneaky, two-faced ones.

-This might be an odd question,

-but have you heard from Cathryn?

-She called a few times.

-I didn't answer.

-No.

-No.

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-Have you spoken to her?

-No.

-No.

-

-Shouldn't she be back?

-First she said she'd go for a week.

-It turned into two weeks.

-She's always been selfish.

-You're telling me.

-It's the worst time of the year to

-have a mid-life crisis and run away.

-Eric! I told you

-to call me back yesterday.

-So, hot dogs,

-burgers and veggie burgers.

-Do we need something else savoury?

-Do we need something else savoury?

-

-No.

-I could make small quiches

-or sausage rolls.

-Glenda, hot dogs and burgers

-are more than enough.

-And mince pies of course.

-The first batch

-need to come out of the oven.

-Are you busy?

-Why do I get

-dragged in to these things?

-You're enjoying it.

-You're enjoying it.

-

-I will do when it's over.

-Philip, do you remember

-I'm not here tomorrow?

-The court case is on.

-The court case is on.

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-Yes, Dani reminded me.

-You'll all feel better

-after tomorrow.

-It's easier when you know

-what you're facing.

-Sorry for being a nuisance.

-I can think of a few

-who are more of a nuisance!

-Your bruise is healing.

-Your bruise is healing.

-

-Yes, it is. Thankfully.

-It scares me when I think about it.

-It could have been so bad.

-Lowri, did you have a customer here

-late last night?

-Yes, I was here until around eight.

-It's nothing big, but when I came

-down to sort the papers...

-..the heater was still on.

-Was it?

-I'd swear I'd turned it off.

-I'm so sorry, Philip.

-There's no damage. Don't worry.

-There's no damage. Don't worry.

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-What's wrong with me?

-I crashed the taxi last week.

-Now I almost burn this place down.

-Now I almost burn this place down.

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-You've got a lot on your mind.

-It won't happen again.

-Sorry, Philip.

-Dear me!

-This would be much easier

-with Kelvin here to help you.

-I don't know about that.

-I don't know about that.

-

-Lowri's worried about the case.

-Ken was saying he's up tomorrow.

-From what I understand,

-he's going to jail.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-What will you do?

-Find a temporary replacement.

-We'll see how long

-the silly fool gets tomorrow.

-Speaking of silly fools.

-Alright, Iolo?

-Alright, Iolo?

-

-Do you want any help?

-Um, yes. Grab that end.

-Right. Alright? Slowly does it.

-Alright, Arthur?

-I'd be better if people were home

-to accept their parcels.

-Ken told me you're selling

-Christmas gear.

-What do you have?

-What do you have?

-

-It's lucky you caught me.

-I've promised a few things

-to people already.

-But as we're mates...

-I've got fancy dress

-for little kids.

-I've got Christmas decorations,

-lights, candles.

-I've got some very nice handbags.

-I don't think you want to buy

-Cathryn one this Christmas.

-You're better off without her.

-Let's see the costumes.

-Mair can't get enough

-princess dresses.

-Good choice. Good choice.

-I hope Philip

-is paying you for that.

-Your mother offered my services.

-It is the season of goodwill.

-It is the season of goodwill.

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-It's an expensive season too.

-I'll see you at home.

-Hi.

-Did you have a good morning?

-Did you have a good morning?

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-Yes, not too bad.

-Oh, while I remember, is one o'clock

-alright for Christmas dinner?

-Eh?

-Mam's been nagging me to ask.

-Christmas Day?

-Christmas Day?

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-Yes. Why?

-We haven't organised

-anything officially.

-You said you'd come over,

-didn't you?

-I said maybe. That was before Dewi

-decided to go to Spain.

-Why does it matter if Dewi's here?

-Why does it matter if Dewi's here?

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-I can't leave Dad alone.

-Why?

-Why?

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-It's a year since Alwena left him.

-Dewi's going to her.

-What's he going to do

-if I come to you?

-Sit on his own in the flat

-with beans on toast and the Queen?

-Iolo will be there.

-Iolo will be there.

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-They barely talk to each other.

-I'll need to referee them

-if nothing else.

-I was looking forward to it, Mathew.

-There might be another choice.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Hi.

-Alright?

-Fine.

-If you've come to talk,

-I don't have any time.

-You might not remember...

-You might not remember...

-

-Of course I remember.

-I don't know where we are in

-terms of our relationship...

-..but you shouldn't have to face

-this afternoon on your own.

-I'm coming with you,

-if that's alright?

-Of course it is.

-Thank you.

-Ready?

-I am.

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-Hiya.

-Well?

-Did you get a price

-for the work on the taxi?

-300 to 400.

-400?

-The engine is fine. That's the

-cost of a panel beater and respray.

-We could do without that

-before Christmas.

-We can't do it through insurance,

-our premium will go up.

-We need to be careful

-or we'll have spent David's money.

-We won't.

-Kelvin's solicitor, help Lowri out

-and pay for Christmas.

-There may not be money

-for Kylie to go to university.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Hi.

-I'm Sian Huws, I've got an

-appointment at 3.30pm.

-If you'd like to take a seat

-in the waiting area...

-..we'll be with you shortly.

-Sorry.

-Hey. Are you alright?

-You haven't said two words

-since lunchtime.

-Fine, thanks.

-I just have a headache.

-Try not to worry. You'll know

-where you stand tomorrow.

-Thanks, Philip said the same.

-When do you move in to Llio's house?

-When do you move in to Llio's house?

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-I'm sleeping there tonight!

-Dani helped me move my stuff

-last night.

-I paid her with beer and a curry.

-I paid her with beer and a curry.

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-Nothing else?

-Shut up. I don't know.

-Maybe you had a point last week.

-I don't remember what I said

-this morning let alone last week.

-She was keen

-for me to take the room.

-She went out of her way to give me

-a lift to see it and helped me move.

-I think there is a spark.

-Really?

-Really?

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-It might be in my head.

-Let's hope so! Just...

-What?

-What?

-

-Be careful.

-She's had a tough year.

-Maybe she only needs a friend.

-Maybe she only needs a friend.

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-Do you think I'm dreaming?

-No. I don't want you to get hurt.

-I had a brainwave

-over my tuna sandwich.

-Why don't the three of us go out

-on New Year's Eve?

-Why not?

-Why not?

-

-None of us have had a great year.

-How about it?

-Celebrate a new year!

-Celebrate a new year!

-

-Sounds like a good idea.

-That's that then.

-Hi.

-Hi.

-

-Hi.

-I'm glad I've seen you.

-I was going to ring you.

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

-

-Yes, um...

-I wanted to let you know the kids

-aren't coming over on Christmas Day.

-You said they were. It's my turn.

-Yes, but things have changed.

-Mathew doesn't want Philip

-to be at home on his own.

-Mam's making Christmas Dinner

-for everyone at ours.

-It would be odd

-if the kids weren't there.

-We had a deal, Sophie.

-We had a deal, Sophie.

-

-You haven't ordered a turkey yet.

-Listen, you can have them

-in the evening, alright?

-You can have them on Boxing Day too.

-You can have them on Boxing Day too.

-

-It isn't right, Sophie.

-Sorry, but that's how it is.

-Alright?

-Ooh, this sounds good.

-What?

-What?

-

-A new year's eve party.

-A cocktail on arrival,

-a three-course meal...

-..a glass of prosecco,

-coffee and a late party.

-All of that for 50.

-That's not bad for New Year's Eve.

-No. You can pay 30 just

-to get in to some poxy night club.

-Shall I book it?

-Shall I book it?

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-That's fine by me.

-Lowri?

-Do you know what,

-I don't think I can come.

-I can't get a babysitter.

-I can't get a babysitter.

-

-Oh!

-Ken and Kay will be

-on the taxis all night.

-What about your mother?

-What about your mother?

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-She's on a trip with her friends.

-Kylie?

-Poor thing.

-That wouldn't be fair.

-She'll want to go

-to a friend's house.

-It won't be the same without you.

-It won't be the same without you.

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-Sorry.

-I'll see what I can do.

-I can't make any promises.

-Miss Huws,

-if you'd like to follow me, please?

-OK.

-What? What's up?

-I'm not...

-I'll be out here. Alright?

-Alright.

-# I'm missing it

-# A memory of a better day

-# Lying in my bed #

-Can I speak to someone about

-applying for a personal loan?

-Hi, Callum. How are you?

-Yes, thanks for calling me back.

-No, no. There's nothing wrong.

-I wanted to ask

-what your Christmas plans were.

-You're welcome to come up here to me

-or, I could come down.

-Oh.

-No, it makes more sense

-to go to her parents in Carmarthen.

-Don't be silly.

-No, no.

-Yes, we'll organise something

-for the new year.

-There you are.

-OK, bye now.

-Bye. Bye.

-The rucksack is in your room.

-The rucksack is in your room.

-

-Thanks.

-There's a pile of clothes

-in the dryer.

-That's my next job.

-It's hard to believe.

-This time next week, I'll have

-a new job in a new country.

-Yes, it's hard to believe.

-Yes, it's hard to believe.

-

-Thanks for getting the rucksack.

-You're welcome.

-Is one o'clock alright?

-Is one o'clock alright?

-

-Sorry?

-Christmas Day, one o'clock!

-I don't understand, Glenda.

-I don't understand, Glenda.

-

-Christmas Day.

-Um, I haven't told him yet, Glenda.

-Um, I haven't told him yet, Glenda.

-

-Told me what?

-You and I are going to

-Terry and Glenda's on Christmas Day.

-Am I? Are we?

-I've got a turkey

-as big as an elephant.

-I was more than ready to agree

-when Mathew asked.

-It'll be fun.

-It'll be fun.

-

-Yes, I'm looking forward to it.

-Me too.

-Are you sure it's alright for me

-to leave early?

-Go. You only have Anwen.

-I can fit her in.

-You need to relax before tomorrow.

-Good luck tomorrow.

-It'll all work out fine.

-Thanks, don't tell Kay,

-but I'll be glad...

-..that I only get to see Kelvin once

-a month from tomorrow.

-I just want it to happen now.

-And then we can all

-go back to normality.

-Does that sound awful?

-Not at all.

-Kelvin won't be here for a while.

-I'll have to deal with life

-without him.

-Kelvin is lucky to have you.

-I'm lucky to have you.

-I promise from next week,

-I'll be back to regular hours.

-Bye.

-Bye.

-Bye.

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-Bye, Lows.

-We'll be thinking of you.

-Sorry, Erin, I can't take you.

-Ask Wil or Rhys.

-I'm on my way to a meeting.

-Erin, I can't talk right now.

-Alright, ta-ra.

-Dear me.

-That was fast.

-Sorry, John. I couldn't do it.

-I haven't had the abortion.

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