Penwythnos Mawr Y Teulu Mawr

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-I need my cars,

-my dinosaur books and...

-Moc! You're only staying

-with Mam-gu and Taid for a night.

-I know,

-but I want to take all my toys.

-OK.

-Ready to go.

-I'm so excited about sleeping

-in Mam-gu and Taid's house.

-It'll be fun. I love staying

-in other people's houses.

-It's like being on holidays.

-It's not a holiday for me.

-I don't want to go.

-If it was a real holiday,

-Mam and Dad would come with us.

-I know. Morus, Malan, I want you two

-to look after Moc tonight.

-There's a prize for the person

-with the most points.

-Morus, you can skateboard

-in the house for a whole day.

-Malan, if you win,

-I'll cook your favourite supper.

-Whoever wins...

-..I'll give you both a big cwtch

-when you're home.

-What do you think?

-Good idea, Mam.

-Let's sing a song

-to put a smile on Moc's face.

-# We'll look after Moc,

-we'll look after Moc

-# He won't be sad,

-we'll make him glad

-# We'll look after Moc

-# We'll look after Moc,

-we'll look after Moc

-# He won't be sad,

-we'll make him glad

-# We'll look after Moc #

-Morus, Malan, Moc.

-I'm so glad you've come to stay.

-We're going to have so much fun.

-Aren't we, Moc?

-Oh, yes, thank you, Mam-gu.

-If it's OK, we'll pick them up

-around five o'clock tomorrow.

-Perfect.

-That'll give us enough time

-to go out or play in the house.

-I think it's time for us to go.

-Don't worry, Moc,

-you'll have a lot of fun.

-I don't want you to go.

-See you tomorrow.

-Enjoy yourselves.

-Cheerio!

-Enjoy the wedding.

-I hope they'll be alright.

-Of course they will be.

-Mam-gu and Taid

-will look after them.

-We have to look after Moc. Do you

-want to play football? Is that OK?

-Good idea, Morus.

-I'll look for the ball.

-You can play with Taid and Malan.

-I'll play with Modlen and Mam-gu.

-OK, Morus.

-Yes, I can't wait for my prize.

-I'll be skateboarding

-in the kitchen in no time.

-Yeah. Let's go, Moc. Shoot.

-Aw!

-Aw!

-Are you OK, Moc? Where does it hurt?

-He's OK, Malan. Look.

-He just fell after that great shot.

-It hurts.

-Look, Moc, Modlen's come over

-to give you a cwtch.

-Thanks, Modlen.

-Modlen's going for the prize, too.

-Mam said that whoever

-looks after Moc the best...

-..and makes sure he has a good time

-gets a special prize.

-There's also a big cwtch

-as another prize.

-What a good idea.

-Now then, Moc,

-let's play a quieter game.

-Mam-gu, I have a good idea.

-Moc misses home.

-Do you have any pictures of Dad?

-That might raise his spirits.

-Possibly.

-A point for me. Thanks, Moc.

-Hm.

-Look at this.

-I remember taking this picture.

-He scored three goals in that game.

-He was quite a player.

-Just like Moc.

-Thanks, Malan.

-Whose fancy dress party

-was Dad going to there?

-That's not a fancy dress.

-He was going to a fancy restaurant.

-Wearing those clothes?

-Imagine wearing those clothes.

-Yuck.

-Is that Dad's old room?

-It looks like your spare room.

-Exactly, Morus. That's what it is.

-Are we sleeping there tonight?

-Yes, Moc.

-Let's go up there now.

-Yes. I'd like to see the room.

-It looked better in the picture.

-It's rather empty now.

-Where's Dad's toys?

-What happened to them?

-Did you throw them away?

-Wait here.

-They might be in the attic.

-There's an attic here?

-This is exciting.

-Let's go and look for

-Dad's treasures. OK, Captain Moc?

-Thanks, Morus.

-Two points for me.

-Wow.

-Incredible. What great place.

-Can we sleep here, Taid, can we?

-It's not very comfortable up here.

-I don't remember all these things.

-Did Dad read this?

-Is this his football?

-Probably.

-Look, Modlen,

-the shirt he was wearing.

-Mam-gu, can we wear this?

-Let's perform a show.

-Of course you can.

-We'll perform a show

-about Dad's life.

-That would be fun.

-Not a bad idea.

-Come on.

-It'll be fun. Can we?

-OK then.

-We'll move everything downstairs.

-Another point for Malan.

-Hooray.

-Modlen, you're Dad when he

-was a baby. Take the teddy.

-Moc, you're Dad when he was five,

-starting school.

-Is that OK?

-I'd rather be Dad

-playing with his pedal car.

-How about you, Malan?

-I'll be Dad in school.

-Was his schoolwork good?

-Well, pretty good.

-He liked school.

-He had a lot of friends.

-Like me then.

-I know,

-I'll be Dad playing football.

-I'll take some pictures.

-I have an idea.

-Let's give Dad a surprise.

-Let's recreate his room

-as it was when he was a boy.

-We can perform a show tomorrow.

-Great idea, Moc. A point for you.

-Yeah!

-Another point. 3-2 to me.

-Let's forget about the points.

-The competition was a good idea.

-I'm OK now.

-OK.

-Goodnight.

-Sleep tight.

-Are you happy

-sleeping in Dad's old room?

-Oh, yes. I wanted to sleep

-in the attic and this is the same.

-Goodnight.

-Goodnight.

-Mam, Dad!

-Hello, children.

-It's so nice to see you again.

-Did you have a good time?

-Were you alright, Moc?

-I'm fine.

-Hurry, come and see the surprise.

-Melfyn Mawr was born

-on a bright June day.

-This is a surprise.

-As he grew older,

-he had fun in his pedal car.

-Soon, he became a great footballer.

-Goal!

-Ta-da.

-I don't believe this.

-Everything's just as it was.

-Melfyn's schoolwork wasn't great.

-But he was a great footballer.

-Thanks, Mam-gu. I had a great

-weekend with you and Taid.

-And us, too.

-Can I stay again soon? Can I?

-Of course you can, Moc.

-We had a good time, too.

-You can come back whenever you want.

-You're always welcome.

-Who won the competition?

-Morus or Malan?

-Both.

-Morus can skateboard in the house.

-Malan can have her favourite supper.

-I hope we can all have

-the big cwtch you promised.

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