Pennod 20 Rownd a Rownd

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

-I think you need help.

-Barry's a right thug.

-He's nasty with his mouth

-and with his fists.

-You've got no idea

-who you live with.

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-Have you seen Dylan?

-No.

-You must know.

-How many times do I have to say? No.

-I have no idea

-what Erin meant last night.

-There must be a reason she said it.

-People don't go around

-calling you a thug for no reason.

-Apart from the fact that Erin's

-ridiculous, she was drunk!

-Who knows what she was on about.

-You know what she's like

-after that incident with Iolo.

-I don't have time to argue,

-I've got work to do.

-I'll see you this afternoon.

-Happy St David's Day, ladies.

-Lovely, they'll raise our spirits.

-I'd be happier

-if we had a bank holiday.

-You can have a free Welsh cake

-from the cafe.

-Only because Glenda

-made hundreds yesterday.

-We'll be eating them at Christmas.

-What do you think, Jac?

-Sorry, of what?

-The daffodils.

-The daffodils.

-

-Oh, nice.

-Aren't you going to answer it?

-Aren't you going to answer it?

-

-No.

-Oh.

-Happy St David's Day to you too.

-Erin.

-How's your head this morning?

-Much better after bacon and egg.

-Much better after bacon and egg.

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-What did you mean last night?

-About what?

-You called me blind.

-You said Barry was nasty

-with his mouth and fists.

-I was drunk, wasn't I?

-She was at the side of the stage

-about to go on.

-She went to have a sip of her coffee

-and it went everywhere.

-I know I'm not the best at ironing

-but I did try.

-Oh, thanks.

-You didn't have to wash it

-last night.

-It's the least I could do

-after you were such a hero.

-I've got something for you too.

-I've got something for you too.

-

-For me?

-Yes. Here it is!

-For lunchtime, in case

-you have another accident.

-Ha ha, very funny. Thanks.

-Alright, it's work time, Rhys!

-I'll see you later.

-I've got a car that needs an MOT.

-I'm full up today.

-I can do it in the morning.

-Here you go, Iris.

-Here you go, Iris.

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-Thanks, Dani.

-That's something.

-Hiya. How are you?

-Thanks for the breakfast.

-I'll see you later.

-Alright. What was that about?

-It's alright.

-Have you fallen out?

-Have you fallen out?

-

-You'd better ask Rhys.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Alright?

-You've just missed Barry.

-I was just passing and wanted

-to know how your night went.

-Great! My girlfriend went home

-hammered at eight o'clock.

-I was in bed by 9.30pm.

-I was in bed by 9.30pm.

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-Why was she in such a foul mood?

-I asked. I didn't get much sense.

-Oh, well.

-Maybe her lipstick

-didn't match her nail varnish!

-Jason,

-this might be an odd question...

-..but has Barry bean nasty

-to you recently?

-No more than usual, no.

-He hasn't hit you?

-No, why?

-It's nothing.

-I told you it was an odd question.

-Say bye to Uncle Jason, Tom!

-Bye, Tom!

-Bye.

-Bye.

-

-Bye.

-So just a trim, Amy?

-Great.

-Great.

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-Sorry, I'll be two minutes.

-What?

-I don't know

-what's wrong with Jac today.

-Has he said anything to you?

-Has he said anything to you?

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-No.

-His mind definitely isn't here.

-Leave me alone!

-There must be something

-seriously wrong. Is this his friend?

-Maybe. It's not our business, is it?

-Maybe. It's not our business, is it?

-

-I'm not being nosy.

-It's affecting his work.

-It's affecting his work.

-

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

-Are you going to help Mam today?

-Yes, you are.

-Hi, Wil.

-Hi, Wil.

-

-Hello.

-Mr Roberts.

-Hiya.

-Could I have a word?

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

-

-Yes.

-Well...

-A little warning for you as a mate.

-That business with Llio and the bib

-this morning.

-You won't go far treating

-experienced teachers like that.

-It was a joke.

-It was a joke.

-

-A joke for you.

-Some people might say

-that you embarrassed her...

-..or that you made her

-the butt of the joke.

-Oh.

-Has she said something?

-I thought she saw the funny side.

-Llio would never say.

-Look.

-I know you've got

-a history with her.

-Don't forget,

-she is Head of Year...

-..and quite a few steps

-higher than you on the ladder.

-Of course.

-A word of advice.

-A relationship between a student

-and a teacher is never a good idea.

-Just in case you're planning

-to rekindle your romance.

-No, really.

-That's not what I was doing

-and it isn't my plan.

-If you were tempted, it would

-probably ruin your career...

-..and be embarrassing for Llio.

-Don't make a mistake at the start.

-A bad reputation is difficult

-to lose in the education system.

-Of course.

-Thanks.

-You're welcome.

-Hiya.

-Alright, Carys?

-Where are you two headed

-on a Thursday afternoon?

-We're off to the cafe for lunch.

-We're off to the cafe for lunch.

-

-That's nice.

-Alright?

-Alright?

-

-Yes, fine, thanks.

-How's your eye, Wil?

-You had a black eye not long ago.

-You tripped or something.

-You tripped or something.

-

-Tripped?

-I thought it was from playing rugby.

-Yes, I tripped over

-the scrum half's foot.

-It was embarrassing really.

-The lads haven't shut up about it.

-I'm glad to hear it's better.

-We'd better go

-or lunchtime will be over.

-Bye, Carys.

-Bye, Carys.

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-Ta-ta!

-Hiya. If you're looking

-for a haircut, we're full up.

-I don't want an appointment.

-I want to talk to...

-I want to talk to...

-

-What on earth are you doing here?

-You wouldn't answer the phone.

-What do you expect?

-Not here.

-What was that?

-Where's Jac?

-Where's Jac?

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-Sorry, Georgia. He won't be long.

-Is this his school friend?

-The one Philip saw him with.

-I don't know.

-They don't look very friendly to me.

-They don't look very loving either.

-He doesn't tell me much these days.

-I hope he's alright.

-What do you mean?

-Well, that he's not in trouble

-or something.

-Is everything alright?

-Sorry, I have to go.

-Jac!

-Jac!

-

-Sorry!

-Hey.

-Hey.

-

-Hiya.

-I know you told me to stay away.

-I thought we understood each other

-after last night.

-What?

-I wasn't trying to make a fool

-of you. I wouldn't do that.

-What are you on about?

-Mathew told me I'd gone too far

-this morning with the bib.

-The bib?

-I'm sorry if I embarrassed you.

-You didn't.

-Oh.

-I don't want to step on any toes.

-Right, out with it.

-I don't know what's going on

-with you and Mathew.

-It's none of my business.

-It's none of my business.

-

-Me and Mathew?

-He just warned me off you.

-What?

-He said it would affect my career

-if we got close again.

-I'm sorry about this, Lea.

-Lowri will be free in half an hour.

-Can you wait?

-Can you wait?

-

-I have to go, sorry.

-Call us to make another appointment.

-Sorry, Catherine.

-Dani will be with you in a moment.

-This is ridiculous!

-This is ridiculous!

-

-Sorry about this, Carys.

-Sorry about this.

-Have you called him?

-Yes, it's going straight

-to voicemail.

-There must be a reason.

-It's not like him to run off.

-If there is,

-I want to know what it is.

-He can't leave us to cope with this

-without explaining what's happening.

-I'm sure he'll tell when he's ready.

-I'm sure he'll tell when he's ready.

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-No.

-He can tell me tonight.

-I'm going straight to see him

-from here.

-I won't leave until I know what's

-going on or he can find another job.

-Hey.

-Hiya.

-What's your game?

-What's your game?

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-Sorry?

-What did you say to Dylan?

-What did you say to Dylan?

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-Oh.

-Your little lover

-came running to complain, did he?

-I was trying to help.

-No, you weren't. I know you.

-He's not my "lover".

-Even if he was, what right

-do you have to dictate who I see?

-It's my life

-and you have no right to interfere.

-I can't help it.

-I can't help it.

-

-What?

-Come on.

-Come on.

-

-Mathew.

-We've got a history.

-Oh.

-That's in the past.

-Is it?

-You have to admit it.

-There will always

-be something between us.

-It doesn't matter

-who else is in our lives.

-There will always

-be something there.

-There's nothing

-either of us can do about it.

-See you tomorrow.

-Hey.

-Where's Tom?

-Where's Tom?

-

-He's asleep.

-What's wrong now?

-You hit Wil.

-Ah.

-He's given me up, has he?

-No.

-Wil had your back, poor thing.

-You've just confirmed my suspicions.

-How could you?

-All he got was a little slap.

-He's a schoolboy.

-You gave him a black eye.

-He was asking for it.

-He's a child.

-He's 18.

-He was old enough

-to steal from this house.

-Wil stole the money.

-Wil stole the money.

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-No.

-He was dumb enough

-to take the blame for his sister.

-You'd have punched Erin instead.

-You'd have punched Erin instead.

-

-No.

-What's the difference...

-..between punching an 18-year-old

-girl and an 18-year-old boy?

-I don't see a difference.

-I don't see a difference.

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-It was business.

-It's got nothing to do with you.

-Jac!

-We need to have a chat.

-I realize that things

-aren't the same between us...

-..but this isn't right.

-Who is this friend? What's going on?

-I'm not leaving until you tell me.

-She's not my friend.

-She's my sister.

-She's here because...

-..because my Dad is dying.

-Wil said he stole the money.

-But he didn't.

-Whoever did it,

-it's not OK to attack them.

-It's all over now.

-Can we forget about it?

-Forget?

-I have to live in this town, Barry.

-What if Rhys or John find out?

-They won't.

-I'm so ashamed of you

-and you can't understand why.

-You don't care about anyone

-but yourself.

-Barry first

-and everyone else second.

-I can't do this any more.

-What?

-You thought about nothing

-but that money.

-You threatened Arthur and Jason.

-You put your business

-ahead of your son...

-..and worse than that

-lied to me about it.

-We've been over this.

-We've been over this.

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-Yes, several times.

-You haven't listened.

-You haven't listened.

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-I won't either.

-I haven't hidden who I am

-or what I do from you.

-This is who I am, Carys!

-If you don't like it,

-you know where the door is.

-In the cafe this morning,

-I couldn't help but notice...

-..you and Dani.

-What?

-I thought you understood each other.

-Has something happened?

-No.

-Something's wrong.

-What has she done?

-Exactly the same as everyone

-else is doing at the moment.

-Sticking her nose in my business

-and telling me how to live my life.

-I'm sure she's just worried

-about you.

-We're all worried.

-Did you ask her to speak to me?

-Did you ask her to speak to me?

-

-No.

-I asked her if she thought

-you were doing too much running.

-Dad, that's my business.

-It's nothing to do with you.

-It definitely has nothing to do

-with David's ex.

-Rhys.

-Rhys.

-

-No, Dad.

-I've had enough of people

-telling me what to do.

-I don't drink, I don't take drugs.

-I go running.

-Maybe I do it so I don't sit

-in the house being miserable.

-If it makes me feel better,

-what's wrong with that?

-Do you feel better?

-It doesn't look like it to me.

-What would David say?

-He's not here, is he?

-So we'll never know.

-I've got work to do, Dad.

-# Even though we're angry

-# Even though we're angry #

-You never talk about your family.

-You don't even go home

-over Christmas.

-It's complicated.

-I don't see them any more.

-Why?

-My relationship with my father

-has always been difficult.

-You do remember

-that my father is Wyn Humphreys?

-Yes, but...

-It's not like that.

-Dad.

-He's a bad guy.

-He liked...

-He liked to use his fists.

-First on Mum.

-And then...

-I can never remember feeling

-anything but fear when I was home.

-Oh, Jac!

-I was one of those kids

-who looked forward...

-..to going back to school on Monday.

-That guy made our lives hell.

-And now he's ill.

-That's why my sister

-keeps contacting me.

-He's dying

-and now he wants to see me.

-He might want to apologise.

-Maybe he wants forgiveness.

-Maybe he wants forgiveness.

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-He doesn't deserve it, Dani.

-He won't get it from me.

-That's why Bethan and I are arguing.

-I'm not going to see him.

-You won't get another chance.

-You don't want to regret it

-when it's too late.

-I won't regret it, Dani.

-I got rid of him from my life

-and that's how it's going to stay.

-The world will be better

-without him.

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