Teg Edrych Tuag Adref Y Teulu Mawr

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-I can't wait for a lazy weekend.

-Yes, we all deserve that.

-Now, where's Morus?

-Doesn't he want any breakfast?

-He's still asleep.

-PHONE

-Who could that be?

-Malan, can you answer the phone?

-OK, Mam.

-Mam-gu, are you in pain?

-Wait. I'll get Dad. Hold on.

-It's Mam-gu. She's not well.

-She's twisted her ankle

-and Taid has a cold.

-They can't go out.

-Can we do their shopping?

-Of course.

-I know, I have a better idea.

-They can stay here for a few days.

-They can rest and recover properly.

-That's a great idea, Mari.

-Malan, tell them they're welcome

-to stay with us.

-I'll pick them up.

-Hooray! I can play chess with Taid.

-Well, that's the end

-of my lazy weekend.

-It'll be nice to see them.

-See who?

-See who?

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-Mam-gu and Taid.

-They're staying with us.

-They just need

-some tender loving care...

-..and a warm welcome.

-Go and fetch Doli, Modlen.

-You can feed her here.

-Morus, Moc, go and tidy your rooms.

-Time to tidy your room, Morus.

-Why, Mam? It's Saturday.

-Mam-gu and Taid

-will be sleeping there.

-What? In our room?

-It's not fair.

-Where are we going to sleep?

-You can sleep with Malan.

-Malan? It'll be too cramped.

-On what will we sleep?

-I wanted to put new posters

-on my bedroom wall.

-Morus... Atshoo.

-DOORBELL

-Do you fancy a game of football?

-Football?

-That would be fun.

-It sounds perfect.

-Not there.

-Morus,

-we're meant to be clearing up.

-Not making more mess.

-I'll clear up later.

-I'll clear up later.

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-Morus, what are you doing?

-Put everything away.

-Mam-gu and Taid will be here soon.

-I want this house

-in tip-top condition.

-Mam-gu's hurt her ankle

-and Taid has a cold.

-They're staying with us.

-In our room.

-We have to share with Malan.

-It's not fair.

-Poor Morus.

-Poor Morus.

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-Precisely. I need a plan.

-I know. There's room in our house.

-You and Moc can stay.

-Thanks, but I'm not so sure.

-What if Mam-gu and Taid

-stayed with you?

-I'll ask Mam.

-They're here.

-Hello, Mam-gu, are you OK?

-Are you in pain?

-Hello, love. No, I'm fine.

-I've just twisted my ankle.

-You're bound to help me recover.

-Modlen!

-Modlen!

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-I'm a good chess player.

-Will you play with me?

-Mam-gu,

-do you want to hear a new poem?

-I scored five goals last week.

-I broke a record.

-Sshh, children.

-Mam-gu and Taid need peace and quiet.

-You can talk about everything

-later on.

-Our house is not the best place

-to help you recover.

-Don't worry, love.

-Everything will be alright.

-Careful, Modlen.

-Mam-gu's ankle hurts.

-I'm sorry, Mam-gu.

-Is Modlen bothering you?

-Is your ankle OK?

-Come with me. Mam-gu needs rest.

-Wargh!

-What's wrong?

-Taid, do you want to play chess?

-Moc, leave Taid alone

-and go and play in the garden.

-OK.

-It's boring having Mam-gu and Taid

-over. No-one has time for us.

-Just because they're ill.

-They'll be better in a few days.

-A few days?

-Stay here?

-Why not?

-They'll have more rest here

-than next door.

-If I wanted peace, the last place

-I'd go is the Mawr family's house.

-Thanks, Mam.

-Thank you, Mrs Twt.

-I can have my room back now.

-I'll tell Mam right away.

-Go, Morus. Harder.

-Here's Morusinio!

-He steadies himself.

-He aims for goal.

-Sshh, Morus,

-don't wake Mam-gu and Taid.

-Children!

-It was an accident.

-It's true. The ball swerved.

-Yes, well, don't worry about me.

-I'll be fine.

-I don't think Dad will be happy

-when he sees the window.

-True enough.

-I'm not happy that you're

-disturbing Nain and Tad-cu.

-Go and play in your rooms.

-Maybe we should accept Tara's offer.

-Which offer is that?

-Tara told Morus that you were

-welcome to stay with them...

-..so that you could have some rest.

-It would certainly be quieter there.

-Stay in Tara's house?

-Are you sure?

-Modlen!

-Oh, yes,

-you'll be left in peace there.

-Well...

-Come in.

-Welcome to our peaceful abode.

-You can all go home now. Goodnight.

-I'm not sure this was such

-a good idea.

-Thank you, Trefor.

-Would you like a biscuit?

-No, thank you, Tara.

-We've only just eaten.

-You don't look comfortable.

-Here's another cushion.

-OK, Timotheus, play that new melody

-for our guests.

-Trefor, Timotheus is about

-to play the trombone.

-Well done, Timotheus.

-That was so professional.

-He's just passed another exam.

-It would be nice to hear more

-but I fear it's time for bed.

-Are you sure? So early?

-Yes, yes, nine o'clock.

-Thank you, Tara.

-Thank you, Timotheus.

-I'm so tired.

-We'll see you in the morning.

-What a day.

-If we'd known what to expect...

-Yes. I know.

-Fair play to Mari and Melfyn

-for inviting us over.

-I think it would be quieter

-at home.

-At least we'll have a good night's

-sleep. Goodnight, love.

-MRS TWT SNORES

-Good morning.

-It's six o'clock -

-time for breakfast.

-We have breakfast at six.

-Then I clean,

-go shopping and make lunch.

-Fair play to Mrs Twt for helping.

-But we had little peace.

-I know how hard you worked

-to look after us.

-You've been so kind

-but Taid and I are going home.

-I think we'll rest

-and recover better at home.

-Will you be OK? Just the two of you?

-We'll be fine.

-We'll do some shopping

-and drop it off for you.

-And play with you.

-In case you're lonely and bored.

-Good idea, children.

-Hooray!

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