Pennod 1 Rownd a Rownd

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-How can I be a father

-to a child I don't want?

-What? Is Sian pregnant?

-Jac! What are you doing?

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-Don't!

-Get out of here, you pig!

-Did you speak to her yesterday?

-A text. A short one.

-Did you have a good Christmas?

-Yes, same as ever.

-Did you eat too much?

-Not really.

-How were Alwyn and Daf...

-That's better.

-Don't play around Meical.

-It was fine the way it was.

-We have to get it perfect

-after spending so much.

-It's a TV, not a toy.

-Have you done your round, Britt?

-Have you done your round, Britt?

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-Yes, Iolo did the bags, not Philip.

-Where was the boss?

-When Kylie asked where he was, Iolo

-smiled and said he was upstairs.

-Who wants a cuppa?

-Me, please.

-Me, please.

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-Lovely.

-This is lovely, Dani.

-This is lovely, Dani.

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-Leave it.

-I'll take it if you don't want it.

-I'll take it if you don't want it.

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-I didn't say that.

-Did Jac buy one for Lowri too?

-Thanks, love.

-Do you know why Jac

-didn't come over yesterday?

-He said he was ill.

-You know as much as I do.

-Right,

-the night of the Christmas Fair...

-And that is when

-I tried to kiss her.

-Oh, Jac!

-I feel like a real idiot.

-What did she say?

-Nothing. She just ran away.

-I thought Dani

-wanted the same thing as me.

-So you were pretending to be ill

-on Saturday to avoid coming to work?

-Thanks, Jac.

-Thanks, Jac.

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-Sorry, Lowri.

-How was yesterday?

-How was yesterday?

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-Quieter without Kelvin.

-A lot of pretending to be happy.

-Sorry.

-My problems are pathetic

-in comparison.

-It's fine.

-It does all sound a bit childish.

-Hmm. Sitting home alone instead

-of going to Dani's for turkey.

-Wasn't Llio there?

-Wasn't Llio there?

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-No, she went home.

-Merry Christmas for everyone then!

-MURMURING

-Particularly on Christmas Day.

-Hello, Jac.

-He came to see how I was.

-Fair play to you.

-A bit of respect for your Christmas

-presents, please.

-I'll get out of your way.

-Don't be silly,

-there's loads of cold turkey here.

-Oh, um.

-I hope you like ketchup.

-It's a bit dry!

-Excuse me!

-If you don't mind.

-If you don't mind.

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-Yes, stay.

-Did Philip get a dog?

-I don't know.

-I haven't heard anything.

-I'd like a dog.

-Not in this house, we clean up

-enough after Ken.

-I don't like dogs.

-You must have liked dogs last night

-or you wouldn't have bought it.

-Bought it?

-Were we in the Ship?

-A guy in a cap?

-A cap, a dog but no lead.

-How much did it cost?

-A hundred and something. Twenty?

-A hundred pounds?

-Hundred twenty.

-Why didn't you stop me?

-Iolo and I

-tried to persuade you not to.

-You were determined.

-You said it would be company

-in place of Dewi.

-When does the Ship open today?

-When does the Ship open today?

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-You can't take it back.

-Why not?

-Why not?

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-You shook hands on it.

-Shook hands!

-Happy birthday.

-Now that you're up.

-Now that you're up.

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-Where's the champagne?

-Knowing you two as I do, I expect

-there'll be plenty of that tonight.

-I should hope so.

-It's only money, Wil,

-before you get excited.

-Really?

-Really?

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-He did ask you what you wanted.

-Yes. Thanks, Rhys.

-You can get whatever you want now.

-I've bought you a cake too.

-I've bought you a cake too.

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-Really?

-Would it be an idea

-to take some to Sian?

-She won't want champagne now,

-will she?

-I don't think

-she'll remember the birthday.

-Don't forget.

-Don't tell anyone she's expecting.

-You've told us a hundred times.

-Come on then if you want a gift for

-yourselves. The shops close early.

-Dear me! You and Jac

-are friends and everything!

-What are you going to do now?

-I don't know.

-Aren't you going to that posh place

-together on New Year's Eve?

-We're supposed to be.

-We're supposed to be.

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-Hey, girls!

-Check it out, you can

-go on the Web and everything.

-Wow!

-Don't tell me, it washes dishes too.

-Don't tell me, it washes dishes too.

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-No, we just did.

-Nobody will watch it more than you,

-Michelle.

-It's just a shame that David's money

-has all gone in one go.

-If you hadn't put a sledge hammer

-through that wall...

-..and insisted on a new kitchen.

-You gave that silly girl, Erin,

-1,000.

-He gave it to a good cause, Mam.

-In David's memory.

-Thanks, Dani.

-I thought Erin was hurt.

-She isn't going to run the race.

-She will be hurt if the money

-isn't where it should be!

-Hiya, I...

-Are you alright?

-Are they here?

-Something for their birthday.

-Something for their birthday.

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-They're not, no, sorry.

-They've started celebrating early.

-They've gone to the sales with Rhys.

-Oh, well.

-Um.

-Give them my regards.

-Give them my regards.

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-You may as well come in.

-They won't be long.

-Alright. Thanks.

-There was a siren and a light on

-this yesterday afternoon.

-For ten minutes, maybe.

-It came from Arthur.

-Fair play,

-it's the thought that counts.

-It's a leftover from the fair.

-At least Tom's happy

-with what we got for him.

-Look, this is dangerous.

-I'm going to tell him.

-I was hoping we could have

-a nice quiet lunch together.

-I'll tell him after lunch then.

-How was Aber?

-Yes, good. It was quiet.

-Nice, it won't do you any harm.

-What?

-Well, relaxing a little.

-Oh, yes.

-Were Alwyn and Dafydd alright?

-Were Alwyn and Dafydd alright?

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-I didn't see much of Dafydd.

-He was with his girlfriend.

-He was with his girlfriend.

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-Oh.

-Did you mention anything to Alwyn?

-I haven't gone three months,

-it's far too early, John.

-Absolutely, not a word to anyone.

-Sorry.

-It's alright, come in.

-Hi.

-Happy birthday.

-It's nothing too big.

-Change it if you don't like it.

-Change it if you don't like it.

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-Thanks.

-What do you say, Erin?

-What do you say, Erin?

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-Thanks very much.

-Right, um, I'm...

-Right, um, I'm...

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-We've got an untouched cake here.

-Didn't you offer any?

-Didn't you offer any?

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-I refused.

-Well, I'd better go.

-I've got a lot to do

-before work tomorrow.

-Thanks for coming over. Take care.

-Thanks for coming over. Take care.

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-I will.

-Enjoy yourselves and behave!

-Enjoy yourselves and behave!

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-We'll try to.

-Bye.

-Well, did you enjoy yourselves?

-What?

-Erin!

-Why did you let her do that, Rhys?

-Your money bought that.

-You said I could spend it

-on what I wanted.

-You're not still angry

-that I went last night.

-I had to keep Dad company.

-Yes, alright.

-What time do you want

-to go to these sales?

-I said sorry.

-Look, I have to go.

-The shop is busy. Alright, bye.

-I told you it would be closed.

-There must be someone there.

-There must be someone there.

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-Where?

-The dog shelter.

-Dogs can't feed themselves.

-Bank holiday or not.

-He looks like a Bonzo to me.

-I'll give you Bonzo!

-Shep then!

-Ship more like.

-That's where he got him!

-I'm glad you find it funny.

-I'm glad you find it funny.

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-I've always wanted a dog.

-You can have him for 100.

-But you can't keep him here.

-You can't get rid of him.

-Of course not.

-You know what they say?

-A dog is for life, Dad,

-not just for Christmas.

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-This has come off.

-Oh, no.

-I've got plenty around the back.

-That's not the point.

-Look at the mess you made here.

-These should go in your mouth

-not on the floor.

-Hey.

-I don't care where they came from.

-Tom could have choked on that.

-Think about it.

-Think about it.

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-Of course he wouldn't have.

-How about a football quiz?

-He's one, Arthur.

-Yes, on Sunday.

-It's on the calendar.

-Keep your rubbish.

-I came to tell you

-they're dangerous...

-..not to get something

-else in its place.

-How about this? Boys and girls

-like these, don't they?

-It talks too.

-He won't know it's in Taiwanese.

-He's only a year old.

-Listen to this now.

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-What's wrong with this now?

-None of this stuff works. Throw it.

-Vince called.

-He said a dress he bought for Mair

-ripped the first time she wore it.

-And the lights blew on the night of

-the fair.

-We'll have bought something real

-for Tom by his birthday.

-From a proper shop,

-not the back of a van.

-Will he be long?

-Why don't you go over to your

-mother's house to see him?

-Two hours over lunch

-with Arthur yesterday was enough.

-What's wrong with the alarm

-in Ty Pizza anyway?

-I don't know. I expect some kids

-have been throwing rocks at it.

-Hello?

-Hello?

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-Here he is.

-Alright? What's up?

-Listen, there's something odd

-about the alarm at Ty Pizza.

-It rings and then stops on its own.

-Where's the ladder?

-In the shed. I'll come with you.

-What's that doing there?

-You tell me.

-It's the Ty Pizza takings.

-Why was it under the sink then?

-Why was it under the sink then?

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-Are you coming?

-Two minutes.

-Happy now?

-I'm so full.

-I'm so full.

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-So am I.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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-Hi.

-Are you better?

-Are you better?

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-Yes, much better.

-I hope you didn't waste

-too much food.

-Meical ate it.

-Thanks for the bracelet.

-Thanks for the bracelet.

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-No problem.

-Dani's got something for you.

-Dani's got something for you.

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-Are you coming back to work?

-Yes, well, I have to.

-Great.

-I'll see you there then.

-I'll see you there then.

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-Yes.

-Great, bye.

-Bye.

-He wasn't ill.

-Are you going to do something

-or what?

-Hello.

-Hello.

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-Hello.

-Oh, great.

-Oh, great.

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-A dog?

-Very observant.

-Very observant.

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-Why do you want a dog?

-I don't.

-I don't.

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-Whose is it?

-I haven't decided.

-Is this what Mathew

-was rabbiting on about on the phone?

-Is this something

-to do with last night?

-Yes, unfortunately.

-Would Owen and Mair like a dog?

-No.

-Do you want company on those lanes?

-Do you want company on those lanes?

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-I hate dogs, sorry.

-You're not the only one.

-Right.

-Are you finished?

-Hiya.

-There's something strange

-about that alarm.

-I'll have to get an electrician

-to look at it.

-Lucky it makes enough money

-to pay for an electrician.

-What's this?

-The money, I assume.

-If it's so innocent

-why did you hide it?

-Look, if someone did break in, we

-don't want to make it easy for them.

-I realize the bank is closed today.

-Are you taking it in tomorrow?

-Probably not. It's spending money.

-Tom is the most valuable thing

-we have, Barry.

-I've told you many times.

-I don't want anything in our lives

-that could threaten him.

-Was it his dog?

-I didn't ask.

-What now?

-I didn't say anything.

-Are you going out now?

-Are you going out now?

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-Yes, why?

-She is 18, Dad.

-It might be alright for her to enjoy

-herself. Do you want a lift?

-Will you? Thanks.

-Some people can be nice here.

-See you tomorrow.

-Where are you staying?

-Where are you staying?

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-I don't know yet.

-So long as it isn't with Jason.

-So long as it isn't with Jason.

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-I'll be by the car, Rhys.

-Erin.

-Erin.

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-What, Dad? I'm 18!

-I understand that.

-Just be careful.

-Says the man

-who got his neighbour pregnant.

-What did you say?

-I need to fetch Siwan

-from her friend's house.

-I thought you were helping me here.

-I was until Siwan said she wanted

-to watch a DVD with me.

-Martyn's coming here.

-Where is he?

-He'll be here in ten minutes.

-Very good, This lot look

-like they may be a handful tonight.

-If Erin goes over the top,

-she can work on her birthday.

-That would go down well.

-That would go down well.

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-Buy them something with this.

-Enjoy your film.

-Happy birthday!

-Dad:

-"I'll come and get you at midnight."

-Oh no, you won't.

-Who?

-Who?

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-Dad.

-What has he done now?

-You can't do this.

-You can't do that.

-He's got a nerve to tell me what

-to do after the mess he made.

-What mess?

-Yes, a real mess.

-Come on then.

-Sian's pregnant.

-No way.

-These are from Wyn. Happy birthday.

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