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-Tax evasion is against the law.

-Tax avoidance isn't.

-So, be honest.

-That's all I can say.

-OK.

-I will run in the race and neither

-you or anyone else can stop me.

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-I can't talk now.

-Sorry, something's come up.

-We can't get out of it.

-Can we come round

-on the first of March instead?

-MICROWAVE BEEPS

-Do you feel alright to run?

-I wouldn't run

-if I didn't feel alright.

-You're not serious.

-After everything that's happened,

-you're putting yourself in danger.

-In danger of what?

-It's a race, not war.

-The war's in here.

-What do you think about this?

-If he says he's fit,

-you can't stop him. He won't listen.

-I know he's stubborn

-but he's running in my place.

-He's raising money

-for a good cause too.

-I'm worried about his health.

-He's been overdoing it.

-He almost burned the garage

-to the ground after fainting.

-He could have died.

-He could have died.

-

-Here we go again.

-I didn't burn the garage down,

-I didn't die and I fainted once.

-Why did you lie

-and refuse to see a doctor?

-I knew you'd be like this.

-Why waste a doctor's time

-when they can't do anything?

-It's your decision.

-You know how I feel. I don't

-support what you're doing.

-Thanks.

-The big day's arrived.

-Are you ready for it?

-I'm ready.

-I don't know about Mathew.

-Are you ready to lose, Iolo?

-Lose your self respect

-in front of everyone.

-You'll be losing that as the

-schoolchildren fly past Mr Parry.

-How long will you take to run it?

-I'm hoping to run it

-in less than 45 minutes.

-I'm hoping Mathew

-takes over an hour.

-Good luck to you two.

-Come over to the cafe later.

-There'll be plenty of pasta.

-Yes, you don't want to eat

-hot dogs or any rubbish.

-I'll be there, Glenda.

-I'll be there, Glenda.

-

-I'll be there first.

-Oh, Philip.

-We're conducting a small raffle...

-..to raise more money

-for the intensive care unit.

-Would you make a donation?

-Would you make a donation?

-

-Yes, of course.

-I'll think of something.

-I'll think of something.

-

-Thanks.

-Today's the big day

-for sponsorship too, Iolo.

-How much did you get?

-How much did you get?

-

-You first.

-120.

-I've got 126.

-Yes!

-If you want to go to support Rhys,

-we'll be fine here.

-No, it's fine.

-It's none of my business.

-I've donated money

-and wished him good luck.

-Hi, Nia. Are you OK?

-I'll take your coat.

-It's busy out there.

-I'm surprised a fit young man

-like you isn't out there, Jac.

-I'm not a runner.

-What's the point of putting

-your body through the pain?

-Lucky you're naturally fit.

-Fit enough to fetch the tea.

-What do you want?

-Tea, please.

-Tea for me and a cuppa for Nia.

-No problem.

-No problem.

-

-Thanks.

-Take a seat.

-Isn't he sweet?

-Tea or coffee...?

-What are you doing?

-Um, I was just

-bringing it to you now.

-You've got no right

-to look through it.

-Sorry.

-I'd like your support

-for this race, Dad.

-That's not going to happen.

-Just come with us.

-Just come with us.

-

-Come on, Dad.

-This race is important to me.

-This race is important to me.

-

-More important than your own health.

-Look, you know how I feel.

-I can't stop you. You're old enough

-to do what you want.

-I don't want to, Dad. I need to.

-I need to do this.

-Grow up, will you?

-Have you cancelled everything

-on Wednesday afternoon?

-Yes, but Mrs Rowley wasn't happy.

-I said we might be able to make it.

-At two o'clock?

-Wise up, Meical.

-We can't go to the tax place

-stinking of sweat.

-I'll call her and tell her

-we'll be there another day.

-Fine, if you want to.

-I tried. She won't be happy.

-I can't wait for this to be over.

-I hope everything will be over then.

-Alright?

-Alright?

-

-Alright?

-Are you ready

-for this meeting next week?

-Yes.

-Remember what I said.

-Remember what I said.

-

-Alright.

-There we are.

-Llio, hiya.

-Carys. It's been a long time.

-Carys. It's been a long time.

-

-Hello.

-What are you doing here

-on a Saturday morning?

-I'm renting a room from Alun RE.

-Nice guy.

-He lives around the corner.

-It's convenient to the school.

-Very convenient.

-From Dad for the raffle, Glenda.

-Thank you, Mathew.

-Is it always this busy

-at the weekends?

-No, there's a 10km race on today.

-Some of the pupils are running.

-And the deputy head!

-It's not too late if you fancy it.

-The race isn't for another hour.

-What a pity.

-I left my shorts at home!

-I'll pop over to show my support.

-I'll pop over to show my support.

-

-I'll see you there.

-I'm glad I've seen you.

-I want to ask you something.

-Of all people, Wyn?!

-I wanted advice from a businessman.

-I'm a businessman, Michelle.

-Dani runs a business.

-When did you see him

-and why didn't you say?

-Is that what's bothering you?

-Not knowing?

-Everything bothers me, Michelle.

-I happened to see him.

-The man knows everything about

-business, money and the like.

-We can't ask Dani because

-you don't want the girls to know.

-I didn't want anyone to know,

-especially Wyn.

-He won't tell anyone.

-He's got a bigger mouth

-than the Conwy tunnel.

-What if customers find out?

-You know what they're like.

-Would you like me to talk to him and

-make sure he doesn't say anything?

-Say what?

-What are you arguing about?

-Ask your mother.

-Meical's grumpy because I...

-..deleted some programme

-he recorded.

-Something about dolphins.

-Dolphins?

-Don't be such a baby, Meical.

-It'll be online.

-Are you coming to watch Rhys run?

-You go.

-Come on, Meical.

-We're sponsoring him 1,000.

-If he doesn't finish,

-we might get some money back.

-Mam!

-Hold this for a minute.

-I hope you get good photos with

-that, so Dad sees what he's missing.

-It's bad that he isn't here.

-It is. Rhys wants him here.

-They're both as stubborn

-as each other.

-Do you feel alright?

-Do you feel alright?

-

-Yes, I'll be fine.

-Good luck. Take it easy.

-I've come to wish Rhys good luck.

-He's not in the best mood.

-Is everything alright? Where's John?

-Dad refused to come to support him.

-No, everything's not alright.

-I see.

-Fair play to Sian for coming.

-How's your big brother? Is he fit?

-How's your big brother? Is he fit?

-

-He's running, isn't he?

-Drones are good. You'll have

-to show me how they work.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-I fancy buying one for surveillance.

-What do you think

-of Tom's new puppet?

-He loves it, don't you, lad?

-You'll never guess its name.

-Wil!

-Here you go. Thanks.

-Lovely, Nia.

-Lovely, Nia.

-

-Thanks. Bye.

-Bye.

-I'm going to get the teas in.

-Do you want anything, Jac?

-No.

-Just me and Lowri then.

-Come on, Jac.

-I'm sure she wasn't being nosy.

-I'm sure she was.

-Poor thing.

-I bet it was an accident.

-She's clearly sorry.

-She's got no right to be nosing.

-Look, Jac. I said I was sorry.

-I thought it was ringing

-and I was bringing it over.

-I didn't want you to miss

-an important call from...

-..whoever is contacting you

-non-stop.

-Listen.

-I don't want to talk

-or fall out about it.

-Forget about it, alright?

-I've won the first race.

-130.

-Just picked up a last-minute 10.

-Mathew.

-Look what Mair made for you.

-It's for you to wear

-during the race.

-Fair play to you.

-There was no need.

-I'll wear it after the race!

-I'll wear it after the race!

-

-No, now!

-I have to wear this shirt

-with the number on or I can't run.

-Mathew, she's gone

-to a lot of trouble.

-I've got no time to change.

-The race is about to start.

-Hurry up, Mathew.

-Hurry up, Mathew.

-

-See? Sorry, I've got to go.

-Get changed.

-It looks good!

-Good luck to you.

-Good luck, everyone.

-Five, four, three, two, one.

-KLAXON

-Wahey, go on!

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-Do we need to talk?

-Well, come in.

-Well done.

-MESSAGE ALERT

-You've got a text. Who is it?

-How should I know?

-I'm busy. My phone's in my pocket.

-I'm busy. My phone's in my pocket.

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-Do you want me to get it?

-No. It's none of your business.

-No. It's none of your business.

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-What if it's Barry?

-Why would it be Barry?

-That's all over.

-Then why did he call you a puppet?

-He didn't call me a puppet.

-He called the puppet Wil.

-That's the same thing.

-I just don't like the guy.

-I don't like his attitude.

-I don't like his attitude.

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-I don't like your attitude.

-Shut up and leave it alone.

-I'm busy.

-He knows how I feel.

-He's just so stubborn.

-He must take after his father.

-I just want what's best for him.

-I just want what's best for him.

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-What is best for him, John?

-Not running this race.

-He's not fit to do it.

-Fit or not...

-..he's determined to run.

-He might fall,

-he might hurt himself.

-He might not make it halfway.

-But you should be there for him.

-To watch him hurt himself,

-fail and break his heart?

-You said you'd be there

-come what may for our baby.

-Yes, and I will be.

-You've got three other babies, John.

-One of them

-needs your support today.

-Thanks, Elen.

-Thanks, Elen.

-

-Thanks. Bye.

-Sorry.

-Ooh.

-I've got a customer coming in

-for an updo at three o'clock.

-Can you or Lowri take her?

-I want to take a half day

-if that's alright?

-Today? You're asking me now?

-Today? You're asking me now?

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-Only if it's alright.

-I don't have to leave until two.

-Where are you going?

-Can I or not?

-Alright.

-Only if you promise to stop sulking

-after this morning's phone incident.

-I've already forgotten about it.

-Why are you here? I thought

-you'd be watching the race.

-Looking for you. Mam and

-Meical are looking for you.

-Are you coming to watch the end?

-Are you coming to watch the end?

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-No, I'm busy.

-You don't look busy.

-People are running in David's

-memory. They raised a lot of money.

-Don't you want to be there?

-It's nothing to do with me.

-It's Rhys's thing.

-You both lost David. Go, Dani.

-Please come.

-Oh, I don't know.

-I'll come with you. Jac can cover

-for a while, won't you?

-We're covering for him

-this afternoon.

-It's fine. Go over.

-Thanks.

-Are you alright?

-Great, thanks.

-They're nowhere to be seen, Glenda.

-They're nowhere to be seen, Glenda.

-

-No.

-It's too early. They expect the

-first ones in around ten minutes.

-Are these for free?

-They are for the runners.

-There's food and drink

-in the cafe as usual.

-A lot of pasta.

-Let's get a hot dog, Meical.

-Hey. Did you get good photos?

-Any sign of the runners?

-Not yet, maybe in ten

-or fifteen minutes.

-Aren't these things good?

-Is that Mathew?

-You could see Mathew from the moon.

-He's wearing

-a sparkly lilac T-shirt.

-That could be Rhys.

-Look at him go.

-Hi, John.

-Hiya.

-I wanted to apologise for being

-nosy and opening my big mouth.

-Don't worry.

-I was glad to hear the truth.

-It's a pity Barry

-didn't say anything.

-He was trying to be a good friend,

-I imagine.

-Yeah. Enjoy yourselves.

-Yeah. Enjoy yourselves.

-

-Thanks. Bye.

-You little sneak!

-I had to beat you after you played

-such a dirty game with sponsorship.

-We're all square now.

-Well done, well done, love.

-Congratulations, sir.

-Sponsorship money

-fresh from the cashpoint.

-Your father did well, didn't he?

-Thanks to that lucky T-shirt.

-I'm not...

-I'm not...

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-Well done, lads. Great!

-Thanks.

-Who was that guy who gave you 10?

-A new student teacher.

-His name's Dylan.

-He went out with Llio at university.

-Does nobody want a haircut today?

-Don't worry, Jac's there.

-We won't be long.

-By the way, Jac's booked

-the afternoon off.

-He booked it? He must be ill!

-He booked it? He must be ill!

-

-Indeed.

-We'll go back after Rhys

-crosses the line.

-I thought he'd have finished

-before Mathew and Iolo.

-Time for a cuppa.

-Why does Jac want the afternoon off?

-Where's he going and with who?

-Where's he going and with who?

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-You're jealous, aren't you?

-That's why you were

-looking at his phone.

-Don't be silly.

-There's something odd going on.

-Dani, if you like him,

-you should tell him how you feel.

-There's nothing to say.

-I don't understand

-why he's keeping secrets.

-We're supposed to be friends.

-This is silly. The first runners

-finished hours ago.

-Not hours, Dad.

-Those two think they're special!

-Those two think they're special!

-

-He'll be here now. You'll see.

-Rhys should have finished at the

-same time as them or ahead of them.

-Something's happened.

-Something's happened.

-

-There are stewards on the course.

-If something had happened,

-we'd know.

-I'm going to ask.

-I'm going to ask.

-

-Look!

-Rhys!

-Come on, Rhys!

-Come on!

-Come on, Rhys.

-Rhys, are you alright?

-Rhys, are you alright?

-

-I can't.

-You're almost there. Come on!

-Come on, Rhys!

-David would be so proud of you.

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