Pennod 19 Rownd a Rownd

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-David would be so proud of you.

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-# Go to school like an obedient boy

-# Go to school like a good boy

-# Keep going once you're home

-# You can sleep in the summer #

-How does it feel to be 21?

-Exactly the same as being 20.

-I had to get up this morning.

-Check this out!

-At least you've

-got a night off tonight.

-Barry will have to do

-something for a change. Wow!

-Do you like it?

-Do you like it?

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-I won't ever be late again!

-Whatever. It's waterproof too.

-Thanks, babes.

-You're welcome.

-Where do you fancy going tonight?

-The pub?

-The pub?

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-I'll go straight home from school.

-I'll come over after.

-I'll come over after.

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-Thanks for the gifts.

-That's the best gift.

-That's the best gift.

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-So far!

-Purple or blue, Chelle?

-Purple or blue, Chelle?

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-Eh?

-A tie for the meeting.

-Meical, we've got hours to go.

-I don't know how you can be so cool.

-If we were both the same, they might

-think we had something to hide.

-You're acting guilty.

-You're acting guilty.

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-I can't help it. I'm nervous.

-Nervous about what?

-Why are you dressed up?

-We've got an interview

-this afternoon.

-Another one?

-Another one?

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-Yes, a big company.

-It's an important contract.

-Shouldn't you go back to school?

-Shouldn't you go back to school?

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-I'm going now.

-Are you coming tonight?

-Are you coming tonight?

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-Tonight?

-The sixth form open evening.

-Clever enough

-for sixth form now, are you?

-Don't worry, we'll be there.

-Don't worry, we'll be there.

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-I'll see you later.

-Bye, love.

-Right, purple or blue?

-Yoo-hoo.

-I'm here.

-Oh, hi!

-Is your car in?

-I didn't see anything.

-No. No, it isn't.

-I've brought the sponsorship money

-from the salon's customers for Rhys.

-The salon rounded it up.

-The salon rounded it up.

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-Thanks, I'm sure he'll be happy.

-I'll make sure he gets it.

-I'd rather give it to him myself.

-I barely saw him after the race.

-Where is he?

-Where is he?

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-I have no idea.

-# Put your hands in mine

-# Aim your strength

-in my direction #

-I bet he's out running again.

-I'd put my mortgage on it.

-The race has been.

-That's what I told him

-but he's still going.

-Well, a little exercise

-never hurt anyone.

-What Rhys is doing

-is far from a little.

-I think it's becoming an obsession.

-I think it's becoming an obsession.

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-Are you?

-I've shouted, pleaded, sulked.

-He doesn't listen.

-He was very emotional

-at the end of the race.

-I thought that was because

-he was running for David.

-He was raising money

-in David's memory.

-I think he's running to forget.

-Not to forget David

-but to forget his grief.

-Oh, sorry.

-I didn't realize it was so bad.

-I'm sorry for carrying on.

-You don't want to discuss this.

-No, it's fine. Don't worry.

-I'll tell him you called by.

-Yes, thanks.

-Another day is over then.

-For some, maybe.

-I just had a lesson with 9E. I was

-lucky to get out of there alive.

-Did you want something, Dylan?

-I've got a lot to do

-before the open evening.

-Of course, sorry.

-I wanted to check you were happy

-with the PowerPoint presentation.

-I am.

-I'm just as happy as the last time

-you asked. Thanks, again.

-Is there something you want me

-to do for this St Fagan's trip?

-I'll worry about the trip after

-I stop worrying about tonight.

-One thing at a time.

-One thing at a time.

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-Quite right.

-Are you sure I look OK, Chelle?

-Shut up about your clothes.

-We're at the tax office,

-not on a Paris catwalk.

-It's important to make

-a good impression.

-Llio.

-Is everything alright?

-Yes.

-Do you need anything else

-before tonight?

-No, I think we've got everything.

-I'll go down to the hall

-to see how things are shaping up.

-I'll join you.

-I want to make sure everything's

-alright with the computer.

-Aren't you staying

-for the open evening, Dylan?

-I wasn't intending to.

-I can stay

-if you think it's a good idea.

-It would be a valuable experience.

-An extra pair of hands

-is always useful.

-Yes, it is.

-Two of these, Glenda.

-And a chocolate one for me, please.

-And a chocolate one for me, please.

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-To take out?

-Yes.

-How long will this open evening be?

-How long will this open evening be?

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-I don't know.

-Those things can drag on.

-Great.

-If you're going to be like that,

-I'd rather you didn't come.

-You've been moaning all day.

-Vince is covering for me

-so I may as well come.

-I hope there's a cuppa

-and something to eat.

-Hey.

-Alright?

-Thanks to you too.

-Hello, Glenda.

-A strong coffee to go, please.

-A strong coffee to go, please.

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-You need some energy after the race.

-Well done.

-Thanks.

-I'm sure you were sore

-all over the next morning.

-Not really.

-Hi, Glenda. One black tea, please.

-Hi, Glenda. One black tea, please.

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-Alright.

-I don't know how anyone can drink

-tea without milk. Disgusting.

-Yes.

-I've got sponsorship money

-for you from the salon.

-Come over to fetch it tonight

-once you've finished in the garage.

-I may as well take it from you now.

-Sorry, it's at the house

-for safekeeping.

-I'm working late tonight, sorry.

-So am I. I'll see you at seven.

-I'll pop over after work then.

-Yes, great.

-What's wrong with everyone today?

-Everyone's in a bad mood.

-Mmm, yes.

-Yes, the thing is, you see...

-..we've been working on the house.

-There may be a few things missing.

-Yes, but there are several

-incongruities here.

-I'm sorry, what?

-Inconsistencies, irregularities.

-The diary shows appointments.

-There are no receipts for the work.

-There's money charged here for work

-that doesn't appear in the balance.

-Meical didn't want to mention it.

-We lost a member

-of our family last year.

-Chelle.

-David, Meical's brother.

-He was our financial adviser.

-We lost a member of our family...

-..but it was a loss

-that affected the business too.

-Um, he still hasn't got over it

-to be honest.

-I'm very sorry for your loss.

-These records go back for years.

-Look.

-A few people may have paid us...

-..the odd 10 or 20 in cash

-over the years.

-It's possible we've forgotten

-to give out receipts to a few.

-But we haven't done it deliberately.

-We're honest people.

-Honestly.

-Then how do you explain this?

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-That moron

-from the offices reported us.

-How could you be so stupid?

-Why do something so stupid?

-You've taken cash

-from people over the years.

-Not a big company with accountants.

-I've got no idea

-how big a fine we'll get.

-Well done, Chelle. Well done.

-You were happy to take the money

-on the day.

-I didn't know you'd offered

-to do it cheaper for cash!

-I'm ready.

-Wow!

-You have to make an effort

-sometimes.

-Won't you be cold?

-You look lovely, Erin.

-Sorry, didn't I mention it?

-They're coming with us.

-We thought about going out

-for food over the weekend.

-As you're going tonight, I thought

-it would be nice to go together.

-What about the pizza place?

-What about the pizza place?

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-We can close for one night.

-Let's get going!

-Jason!

-It was only supposed

-to be you and me tonight.

-Mam insisted.

-Barry might pay

-so it could be a free meal!

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-There's a good crowd here,

-Miss James.

-A prospectus for you.

-See you later.

-Kylie, Kay. A prospectus for you.

-It's got information

-on all the courses we offer.

-Do you have any questions?

-Do you have any questions?

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-Can I get a cup of tea?

-Yes, behind you.

-Hey.

-Alright?

-I didn't think

-you'd be here tonight.

-I thought you might want

-a bit of support...

-..and an extra pair of hands.

-Great, thanks.

-Welcome to Ysgol Glanrafon.

-I like a dopiaza.

-My stomach doesn't agree

-with too many onions. I get gassy.

-Not everyone wants

-to know that, Arthur.

-I was only saying.

-Shall we order a few things

-and share?

-Why does everyone share

-when they go for an Indian?

-I wouldn't ask for a bit

-of your Chelsea bun in the cafe!

-A biryani for me.

-A biryani for me.

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-Me too.

-Oh, we're ready.

-Order whatever you want. I'm paying.

-Order whatever you want. I'm paying.

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-Ideal.

-No, Mam. I'll pay.

-Oh, Barry.

-Good lad. Three poppadoms for me.

-I'll need another one of these.

-Actually, make it a bottle.

-I'm on my own tonight.

-Do you want a cuppa or a beer?

-No, thanks. Dad's made supper.

-Do you have the sponsorship money?

-Um, it's here somewhere.

-How did the race go?

-As you saw,

-I made a fool of myself at the end.

-At least I finished.

-David would be very proud of you.

-You can put your feet up now!

-Why? I enjoy running.

-Of course.

-But there is such a thing

-as doing too much.

-And, well...

-..recently...

-..you haven't been looking yourself.

-Sorry?

-I enjoy running.

-It makes me feel better.

-Better than what?

-Why do you need to feel better?

-It's clear that David's left

-a huge hole in your life.

-Trying to fill that hole

-with running isn't going to work.

-Do you have the sponsorship money?

-I'm not here to be psychoanalysed.

-You're right,

-it's nothing to do with me.

-It's clear that you're in pain.

-I think you need help.

-It's a bit too hot for me.

-I told you to take the korma.

-Mam and Carys might want more.

-I'm sure Barry

-can afford another one!

-Is it time for gifts?

-This is from

-both your mother and me.

-It's something special for you.

-You're only 21 once!

-It's not cheap either.

-It's silver-plated.

-Hmm, yes, thanks.

-There's money in the envelope

-for you to buy something you like.

-Thanks, Mam.

-This is from Tom, Carys and me.

-Thanks.

-We've got the receipt

-if you want to change it.

-Change it? It's amazing, look!

-This must be worth hundreds.

-It is.

-Don't wear it for work.

-What I'll do is wear the one

-you gave me from day to day.

-I can wear this one to go out.

-Do as you like.

-I don't know what to say.

-Thanks, Barry.

-You're very generous.

-He is, if you stay on his good side.

-That's that over.

-How about pudding?

-How about pudding?

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-What's wrong with you?

-Wise up.

-I hope everyone enjoyed

-the tour of the sixth form block...

-..and the exhibition in the hall

-by different departments.

-I hope you've had enough

-opportunities to ask questions.

-Before I introduce Llio James,

-the Head of Sixth Form....

-..I'd like to draw your attention

-to some important points...

-..you'll need to consider.

-..you'll need to consider.

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-Oh!

-Take your top off.

-What?

-What?

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-Take it off.

-Thanks.

-Alright?

-Before I bore you all,

-here's Miss Llio James.

-Who's coming to Copa then?

-Thanks for the offer but some

-of us are working in the morning.

-A few of us have had enough!

-This man's ready for bed too.

-We can go for one, can't we?

-Why don't we take Tom

-and you have more than one?

-Thanks, Iris.

-I don't want to ruin your night.

-We'll see you soon then.

-You'll have to let him go sometime.

-Nothing's going to happen to him.

-One drink then.

-I'll have to watch where I put that.

-There are thieves everywhere.

-Thanks for coming tonight.

-I look forward to seeing Britney

-in the sixth form.

-Oh, thanks.

-Thank heavens that's over.

-What a wonderful night.

-Well done, Llio.

-Yet another outstanding performance.

-Yet another outstanding performance.

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-Thanks.

-You won't go far wrong if you take

-a leaf out of Llio's book, Dylan.

-I'm going to find the caretaker,

-let him know we've finished.

-You should have worn your pants

-over your trousers like Superman.

-You saved me tonight.

-I'm just glad you didn't pour coffee

-over your trousers.

-I don't think they'd suit me!

-I've put the computer away.

-Do you want any help here?

-Thanks, we're almost done.

-Thanks, we're almost done.

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-I'll help.

-You've done enough to help, go home!

-We'll be five minutes.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

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-Yes, bye.

-Right, come on.

-Let me take your photo.

-You're not taking a photo of me!

-What's wrong?

-Why are you in a bad mood?

-I thought it was

-just you and me tonight.

-Stop complaining, Erin.

-It's my birthday. You've had food

-and plenty of drink for free.

-I thought I was supposed to

-drink too much on my birthday.

-I'll have a word.

-I'm going now anyway.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-Happy birthday.

-I'm off now, Erin.

-Do you want to sit with Jason?

-It is his birthday after all.

-It is his birthday after all.

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-Is Barry going home?

-No.

-No.

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-If he's staying, I'm going.

-What on earth is wrong

-with you tonight, Erin?

-You're so blind.

-You're so blind.

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-What do you mean?

-That horrible partner of yours.

-Barry's a right thug.

-He's nasty with his mouth

-and his fists.

-You've got no idea

-who you live with.

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