Pennod 12 Rownd a Rownd

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-He doesn't know where his money is.

-He's got plenty anyway.

-You're taking it back.

-You're taking it back.

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-Says who?

-It's nothing to do with me.

-But if you don't take it back,

-you'll regret it somehow.

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-# The past

-# You feel like you're melting

-# The hands

-on the clock speed up #

-Two, three!

-Mam, can I have money

-to put credit on my phone?

-Again?

-Thanks.

-Vince!

-Good morning.

-Will this reach Paul faster

-if I give it to you?

-Paul?

-I wasn't planning

-on going down to Cardiff today!

-His birthday is today.

-I'd put it in there if I were you.

-Hopefully it says belated wishes!

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Hiya.

-How is he?

-How is he?

-

-Amazing.

-Carys!

-Carys!

-

-What?

-Oh, I'm late.

-I wonder if this little one

-will grow up to be a thief.

-You're being a baby

-about this money.

-"Take it back! Take it back!

-Barry will be angry if you don't."

-It's nothing to do with you.

-It's nothing to do with you.

-

-Yes, it is, Erin.

-You always pull other people

-into your problems.

-You always do stupid things

-and get in to trouble.

-If everyone shuts up,

-Barry will never know.

-Can't you get Jason to pretend

-he found it at the pizza place?

-What a good little story.

-Jason doesn't know I took the money.

-Fine, don't listen to me.

-Wil.

-Even if I wanted to take

-the money back, I can't now.

-Why not?

-Why not?

-

-I've already spent some.

-How much?

-I don't know, 60?

-Maybe 80.

-Taking most of it back

-would be better than nothing.

-Have you been parking badly?

-Don't mention it.

-Do you only wear glasses to read?

-I didn't do it!

-I didn't do it!

-

-Whatever you say.

-Honestly.

-Some rascals

-tied a rope to my bumper.

-Look.

-In daylight no less.

-Who would do such a thing?

-You tell me.

-Do you want it?

-Do you want it?

-

-I'm pretty sure it's mine.

-Someone nicked it from my van

-not two days ago.

-You don't say.

-Now then!

-Now then!

-

-What?

-The day before yesterday,

-I had trouble at school...

-..with the Kays'

-cheeky young thing...

-..and your Sophie's young lad.

-..and your Sophie's young lad.

-

-What trouble?

-They hit me in the head with a ball.

-They hit me in the head with a ball.

-

-That doesn't make them vandals.

-They were pretty angry

-when I took them to Mathew.

-Sherlock Holmes

-would call that a motive.

-Anyone could have taken this.

-The same someone did this.

-If I decide to go to the cops,

-I might need that as evidence.

-Please, lads.

-If you're having lunch first,

-the canteen. If not, outside - now.

-Sorry about that.

-Sorry about that.

-

-It's alright, I'm not hurt.

-By the way, if you're interested...

-..a few members of staff

-play five-a-side...

-..with the sixth form

-on Wednesday afternoons.

-Football, in the gym,

-in half an hour?

-Thanks for the offer...

-..but I've never seen a bigger

-waste of time than football.

-Not that I have a problem

-with anyone who does play.

-Right.

-We might find a game

-you like sometime.

-I don't think so. I'll see you.

-# My head keeps turning

-# Unhappy thoughts

-# Hide my smile

-# Ideas spin in my head #

-Do you want some company?

-Hello, Vince.

-Anything interesting?

-One bill, two bills, three bills.

-You can put them in the house then.

-They don't look too bad.

-We'll have earned enough

-this afternoon to pay the lot.

-Well, I hope so.

-It sounds like a big contract.

-A huge office. It's almost

-too big for Meical and me.

-If you ever get tired

-of carrying that heavy bag...

-..the services sector

-is everything these days.

-Thanks for the offer...

-..but I'm happy in the sector

-where I can sleep after lunch.

-I'm finished now.

-I'll see you.

-I'll see you.

-

-Bye.

-Here you go, Tom!

-Your food won't be long.

-Thanks.

-I have something for you

-in that kitchen. Yes, I do!

-Just because you're so cute!

-What does she have for you, Tom?

-How was your morning at school?

-How was your morning at school?

-

-It was like every other morning.

-How's Barry?

-As he is.

-We were lucky.

-You know better than anyone

-how stubborn I am sometimes.

-What do you mean sometimes?

-I might be seeing things but I swear

-I saw Dylan Roberts this morning.

-Your eyes work perfectly well.

-He's a student teacher

-at the school.

-You're joking.

-You're joking.

-

-No, I'm not.

-Hey, Taid, what's up?

-Hey, Taid, what's up?

-

-Don't worry, everyone's fine.

-Why did you call then?

-We're not supposed

-to bring phones to school.

-There's a lot of stuff we're not

-supposed to do, isn't there, lads?

-Do you know anything about this?

-I thought as much.

-I'd better head back to school to

-avoid Dylan for another afternoon.

-Who would have thought?

-Has he asked to see you

-outside school?

-No, thank heavens.

-No, thank heavens.

-

-That's something at least.

-Good luck.

-Thanks, I'll need it.

-It was behind Arthur's cushion on

-the sofa. Sorry if it's a bit flat.

-Look, Tom!

-I'll get this.

-Oh, thanks.

-Would you mind?

-I'm glad.

-You're not the only one, Iris.

-Oh, come here!

-Oh!

-What do you have to say?

-Yes?

-Yes?

-

-Is it 60 or 80?

-What's that?

-How much did you spend?

-I don't know without counting.

-If that's the only thing stopping

-you from taking it back...

-..you can have my birthday money.

-..you can have my birthday money.

-

-I can't.

-Take it, Erin. You can pay me back.

-Take it, Erin. You can pay me back.

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-Why did I take it?

-Because it was there.

-That's what you said.

-Thanks for trying to help.

-I can't take it back.

-I'm too scared.

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-"Thick clouds of black smoke

-rose to dirty the horizon."

-"Canyon de Chell..."

-"Canyon de Chell..."

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-Chelly. Canyon de Chelly.

-" 'Canyon de Chelly,'

-shouted Benito."

-Sorry to disturb you, Miss James.

-Could I have a word

-about the open evening?

-Yes.

-Carry on, Kylie.

-"You go..."

-I hope it's alright.

-Have you finished already?

-It might all be wrong.

-I'll check it after the bell rings.

-Oh.

-Yes. There we are then.

-I can change anything if it's awful.

-I can change anything if it's awful.

-

-Thanks.

-Ah, I thought I'd find him here.

-Can I stop now, please, Miss?

-Yes, you can, Kylie. Britney,

-carry on from where Kylie finished.

-I'm sorry to disturb, Miss James.

-I wanted a word with Mr Roberts.

-I've got a problem with my computer.

-Could you come to my room at 3.30pm?

-Could you come to my room at 3.30pm?

-

-I can come now if you'd prefer.

-No, later is fine.

-Thanks, Miss James.

-Their hoover smells.

-I wonder when the bag

-was last changed.

-Don't start playing with it

-in case you break that one too.

-A free supper tonight!

-Hello, how are you?

-Hello, how are you?

-

-How are you?

-We're good. Very happy.

-What do you think?

-What do you think?

-

-What, sorry?

-Has anyone said anything

-about our work?

-I wanted to talk to you actually.

-Do you have a similar office

-somewhere else?

-Or do you have any friends

-looking for cleaners?

-We're looking

-to extend the business.

-You'll struggle to find

-anyone as good as us.

-I'll see you before you go

-and we'll settle up for today.

-That's my favourite line

-in every job.

-That's how you find work, Meical.

-That's how you find work, Meical.

-

-If you say so.

-Just plant an idea in his head.

-We're bound to get more jobs

-through them.

-I certainly hope so.

-They give ASBOs

-for things like this.

-Alright, Arthur. We'll sort it now.

-How long will we be here?

-Listen to him!

-Do you have any idea

-how much time I've lost?

-Sophie's here.

-Sophie's here.

-

-What's this again?

-I can't drop everything whenever

-there's a childish argument.

-Do you hear?

-We're all too busy for this.

-Sit down on the sofa.

-Right then, can we get started?

-Don't go over the top, Arthur.

-Yes, I don't want everyone

-to hear what happened.

-The lads were having some fun

-at school.

-Do you call getting hit in the head

-with a football fun?

-You've dragged me here

-to talk about some ball?

-That was just the start. I marched

-them to see your boyfriend.

-Arthur!

-Arthur!

-

-Then they destroyed my bumper.

-They used a rope he stole

-from his grandfather.

-Owain?

-Owain?

-

-What?!

-Is it true? Just tell the truth.

-You too, Robbie.

-Did you damage the van?

-Too much time on their hands.

-No respect and no brains.

-I've spoken to Rhys at the garage.

-500?!

-How much? Is that a joke?

-No.

-Rhys said they've stopped making

-those bumpers.

-He'll have to redrill

-the bolt holes.

-500 is ridiculous.

-500 is ridiculous.

-

-It does sound a little expensive.

-You can speak to Rhys

-if you don't believe me.

-If you won't pay, we'll see

-what the cops think about it.

-It won't come to that.

-I hope so, Terry,

-or he'll be in jail with his father.

-There's no need to be like that.

-Good idea, Terry.

-Making these two friends again.

-Where is he?

-He's meant to settle up for today.

-I'm not going back in there

-to beg for money.

-Hi, how are you?

-Hi, how are you?

-

-Sorry, I got caught up.

-It's fine.

-Next time would have been fine.

-Here we are.

-Twenty, forty, sixty,

-eighty, ninety, ninety five.

-Thanks very much.

-See you tomorrow.

-See you tomorrow.

-

-Bye now.

-Bye.

-Cash too. What a nice guy.

-Isn't that good?

-Isn't that good?

-

-I thought he was a wet rag.

-I've had enough of all this.

-Sit down there

-so Lowri and I can sort this mess.

-Sorry, I had to see to a customer.

-What are we going to do?

-The last thing I want is to argue

-about which one's the bad one.

-A pity you weren't that sensible

-the last time you shouted at me.

-It looks like they're just as guilty

-as each other this time.

-There's only one answer then.

-We'll have to share the bill.

-250 each.

-Do you have a better idea?

-Do you have a better idea?

-

-I wish I did.

-Alright.

-There we are then. Right, come on.

-Home, now.

-Well done. I'll see you tomorrow.

-Well done. I'll see you tomorrow.

-

-Thanks.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Dylan.

-Come in.

-A computer problem?

-Maybe Arwyn IT's a better bet.

-There's a reason the kids

-change every Arwyn IT sign...

-..to say Arwyn IdioT.

-Thanks.

-To be honest with you...

-..I don't have a problem.

-Oh.

-I wanted to have a word

-without drawing Llio's attention.

-Right.

-That's what the five-a-side

-invitation was too.

-I wouldn't play with the sixth form,

-in case they break my legs.

-I just wanted to check

-that you're happy...

-..spending so much time with Llio...

-..now that she's admitted

-you've got a history.

-She told you?

-Oh, yes.

-Everything.

-Not that there's a problem.

-I think she was worried you'd

-been put in a difficult position.

-No.

-No, I'm fine about it.

-Fair play to her,

-she's handling it all very well...

-..considering I went off

-with someone else.

-I ruined everything we had.

-Oh, um, well...

-She didn't mention anyone else.

-She wouldn't.

-We were seeing each other for

-so long, it was painful for her.

-I was only with the other girl

-for a night.

-Well, that's university for you.

-Hmm.

-I don't know who was most shocked

-when we saw each other here.

-You didn't know she was here.

-You didn't know she was here.

-

-No.

-Now I understand.

-Even though it was years ago...

-..if you feel it's going to be

-a problem, you know where I am.

-Thanks, Mathew. Thank you.

-Any time.

-# I feel like I'm melting

-# The hands on the clock speed up

-# How long can I pretend?

-# I'll leave it until tomorrow

-# I feel like I'm melting

-# The hands on the clock speed up

-# How long can I pretend?

-# I'll leave it until tomorrow #

-How much money

-did you bring with you?

-Ten pounds.

-Hiya.

-What are you doing here?

-Nothing. Alright?

-Great, thanks.

-Are you lost?

-No, I wanted a lift from Rhys.

-He's not in the garage.

-He might be in the back room

-or something.

-"Avoiding Dylan is impossible! x"

-"Avoiding Dylan is impossible! x"

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-What's so funny?

-I never ask you who's texting you.

-Are you alright, lad?

-You found this then?

-You found this then?

-

-It was at your mother's house.

-I said I hadn't lost it.

-What do you say?

-Or whoever's more important than me

-on that phone.

-Shut up, Barry.

-I'm only texting Llio.

-I'm glad you've forgiven one of us!

-I'm glad you've forgiven one of us!

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-Where are you going?

-Mind your business.

-What are you doing?

-Thought you'd post it

-without anyone seeing, did you?

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