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-Mr Peter Forester was attacked

-trying to protect his property.

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-In her effort to defend her husband,

-Mrs Forester was wounded by a knife.

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-Go to hell, Dad.

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-Didn't Mr Pryce visit more than once

-in connection with the painting?

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-Not as far as I know.

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-Hasn't he been there several times?

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-We were in a relationship.

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-We've found a body.

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-We have reason to believe

-that it's your son.

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-Subtitles

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-Leave everything to me.

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-You have enough on your mind.

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-You have enough on your mind.

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-Thank you, Norman.

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-You might be worrying needlessly.

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-You might be back

-before anyone notices.

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-The car is outside.

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-One question, Sergeant.

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-What makes you think it's Iolo?

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-More than one witness

-saw him earlier in the same spot.

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-I see.

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-Is everything alright, Norman?

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-Were you lonely?

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-Peter was under the impression...

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-..that money would fill the void

-in my life every time he was away.

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-I was given all I wanted,

-but didn't know what to do with it.

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-I had everything, apart from...

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-ELLIE SIGHS

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-Evan saw through it all.

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-That's how this mess began.

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-He said his business

-was in trouble...

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-..and that he was lonely, like me.

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-I felt sorry for him.

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-How much does your husband know?

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-I'm sorry to interrupt.

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-There will be a delay

-before the trial resumes.

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-Thanks.

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-Thanks.

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-You're welcome.

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-Peter doesn't know anything.

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-But I'm prepared to tell everything.

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-Whose body?

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-Iolo.

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-Iolo.

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-What?!

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-A body has been found

-by the Menai. It could be Iolo.

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-Where is Geraint?

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-Where is Geraint?

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-He went with the police.

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-Are you alright, Miss McKay?

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-Are you alright, Miss McKay?

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-Yes, thanks.

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-Would you like a coffee, perhaps?

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-Would you like a coffee, perhaps?

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-Um...

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-We won't resume for some time.

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-We won't resume for some time.

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-No.

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-Yes, if I may.

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-Thanks.

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-TEXT ALERT

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-"I hope everything is alright x"

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-Are you ready?

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-I gave you everything I could.

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-Yes.

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-You did, Peter.

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-What are you trying to say?

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-That it wasn't enough?

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-Were you lovers?

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-Yes.

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-I just wanted company.

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-I'm not trying to make excuses.

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-What I did was unforgivable.

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-I don't want anyone's forgiveness.

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-I only want someone to understand

-how lonely I've been.

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-Friends call all the time.

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-Whose friends?

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-I saw none of them

-when you were away.

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-But when the burglars beat you up...

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-..I realized how wrong I'd been.

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-Why say this now?

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-Because you deserve the truth.

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-I've sat through enough lies

-for one morning.

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-The truth needn't go any further

-than this room.

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-I have no choice, Peter.

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-I don't want to see Evan Pryce

-walking free from this court.

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-I have to warn you...

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-..the lad had been in a fight

-before he drowned.

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-Take your time.

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-Let me know when you're ready.

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-He still isn't back.

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-I hope your suspicions aren't right.

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-He was in a terrible state.

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-Just before Christmas too.

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-Christmas?

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-Everything is worse at Christmas.

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-Everything is worse at Christmas.

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-Is it?

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-If he's done what you think...

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-..imagine how terrible

-it will be for them.

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-Yes.

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-Any chance of a cuppa?

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-Sorry.

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-What is it?

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-I'm worried about her.

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-I'm worried about her.

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-Who? Miss Secret Santa?

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-Don't take the mick. Poor thing.

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-Why? She never stops smiling.

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-To customers, maybe.

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-Her Christmas dinner

-is a meal for one.

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-What?

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-What?

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-I saw it in her bag.

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-She's on her own for Christmas.

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-A lot of people are on their own.

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-But they don't pretend

-to have a full house.

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-It's Eryl.

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-It's the pretending that's sad.

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-Am I getting a cuppa or not?

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-Yes.

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-There's one thing you should know.

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-The police

-will have to make enquiries.

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-About Iolo?

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-Yes.

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-They found his wallet

-in the pocket of the drowned lad.

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-Iolo's wallet?

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-Yes.

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-Your son's wallet.

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-Have you heard?

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-Have you heard?

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-Yes.

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-Do you think it's him?

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-Do you think it's him?

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-I wouldn't be surprised.

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-I can't believe it.

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-Who'd have children?

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-I have new evidence to present.

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-About Ellie and her husband?

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-She and Evan were having an affair.

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-Is she ready to admit it?

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-Is she ready to admit it?

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-Yes.

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-Her husband was away a lot.

-He didn't know what she was up to.

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-It's sad. They do love each other.

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-It's sad. They do love each other.

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-Ellie and Peter?

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-Yes.

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-Are you serious?

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-Yes, Karen.

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-We're all bad at saying

-that one little thing to each other.

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Are you sure you want to proceed

-with the trial?

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-Yes, thank you, Norman.

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-You could resume in the morning.

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-What difference would that make?

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-You've had a difficult morning.

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-Work will help

-take my mind off the matter.

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-If you're sure.

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-Perfectly sure, thank you.

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-If so, Mr Iestyn Lloyd wants a word.

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-He wants to present new evidence.

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-Very well. Tell him

-and Miss McKay to come to see me.

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-Miss McKay knows

-about the admission.

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-Admission?

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-Penri says that everyone

-will be called back in ten minutes.

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-Thank goodness!

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-I only have two mince pies left.

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-I've been thinking.

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-On Christmas Day...

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-..I could call at your house.

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-We'll go to Eryl's flat

-to say hello.

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-She wants us to think

-that she has a full house.

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-If we called, it would be!

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-Come in, Mrs Forester.

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-Thanks.

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-Someone will call you shortly.

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-Thanks.

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-Thanks.

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-You're welcome.

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-Ellie, please.

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-I have no choice.

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-Right. I'd better go back to court.

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-I'll see you shortly, Mrs Forester.

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-I'll see you shortly, Mrs Forester.

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-Yes. Thanks.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Mrs Forester.

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-She claims

-you were in a relationship.

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-I don't deny that.

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-I don't deny that.

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-What are you denying then?

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-She won't say anything.

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-She won't say anything.

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-About what?

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-She's spineless,

-scared of her own shadow.

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-It took guts to defend her husband.

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-It took guts to defend her husband.

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-No-one was supposed to get hurt.

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-What are you trying to say?

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-Are you here to defend me or what?!

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-I swear by Almighty God

-that the evidence I shall give...

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-..shall be the truth, the whole

-truth, and nothing but the truth.

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-Mrs Forester, you stand before

-the court to make an admission.

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-Yes.

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-Yes.

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-And that admission is...

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-..that at the time

-of the burglary...

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-..you were in a relationship

-with Mr Evan Pryce.

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-Yes.

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-I also knew that Mr Pryce

-was planning the burglary.

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-These exceptional circumstances

-change the situation completely.

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-Are you therefore admitting

-your involvement in the plot?

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-Yes.

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-We were supposed to go out to eat.

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-That was the plan.

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-While we were out...

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-..they'd break in

-and steal a few thousand.

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-You'd have hardly noticed it.

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-That was the original plan.

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-But that didn't happen.

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-But that didn't happen.

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-No.

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-We were still at home.

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-I stepped in when they threatened

-Peter, and that's when...

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-We'll take a ten-minute break.

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-The court will rise.

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-Mrs McKay.

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-Mrs McKay.

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-Iestyn. Iestyn Lloyd.

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-Indeed. You haven't changed a bit.

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-And you haven't lost your charm.

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-When did you move back?

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-A few months ago. How are you?

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-A few months ago. How are you?

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-Not too bad.

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-Do you have any idea where Karen is?

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-Do you have any idea where Karen is?

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-Ah! Yes, as it happens!

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-Have you got her birthday present?

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-Have you got her birthday present?

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-You still remember then.

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-Karen.

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-Karen.

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-Mam. What are you doing here?

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-I've been having a manicure.

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-I thought I'd have a cuppa with

-my only daughter on her birthday.

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-It was nice to see you again.

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-It was nice to see you again.

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-Iestyn.

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-Why didn't you say he was back?

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-Why didn't you say he was back?

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-There was no reason to.

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-Iestyn Lloyd working here,

-and you didn't mention it?

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-No, Mam. It's ancient history.

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-Mm.

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-Mam! He has two children,

-and he's still with Victoria.

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-For now.

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-For now.

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-Oh?

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-Things aren't good, apparently.

-I'm not interested. I'm very busy.

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-I've no time for a cuppa.

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-I've no time for a cuppa.

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-No.

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-We'll arrange something soon.

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-We'll arrange something soon.

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-Take the card, at least.

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-Thanks, and sorry.

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-Happy birthday.

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-Mr Pryce, I musk ask a few questions

-before the sentencing.

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-Are you saying

-it'll be a guilty verdict?

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-I'm saying that this

-is our only chance for leniency...

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-..if you're found guilty.

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-Do you want to change your plea?

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-Do you want to change your plea?

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-No.

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-Or name the men

-who broke in to Plas Helyg...

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-..and injured Mrs Forester?

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-..and injured Mrs Forester?

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-No.

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-There's nothing left

-to have with our cuppa.

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-Are we still doing it today?

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-Are we still doing it today?

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-Yes.

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-Without Mr Rees?

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-Without Mr Rees?

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-He's back. We'd better get ready.

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-Penri says it'll be short and sweet.

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-Eryl?

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-What?

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-What happens here over Christmas?

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-What happens here over Christmas?

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-The cafe?

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-No, the whole place.

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-No, the whole place.

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-It's on holiday, like everyone else.

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-Will someone be doing Dwayne's job?

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-Will someone be doing Dwayne's job?

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-What on earth for?

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-To keep an eye on the place.

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-To keep an eye on the place.

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-No. It'll be locked up.

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-What will happen to Sgrap?

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-What will happen to Sgrap?

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-Can't you look after him?

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-We're going to Nain's house.

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-We're going to Nain's house.

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-Oh, yes.

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-Can't you take him?

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-Well...

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-I know you have a full house,

-but he wouldn't be any trouble.

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-Well, it's sad

-to think of him on his own.

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-Will you, please?

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-Alright then. What's one more?

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-Thanks.

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-Well? Is he going to confess?

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-What do you think?

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-What do you think?

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-Clown.

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-What about Ellie?

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-She'll be OK.

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-Will the marriage survive?

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-Will the marriage survive?

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-It might even be better.

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-How?

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-The love is there.

-Stronger, if anything.

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-I hope you're right.

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-I hope you're right.

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-I am right.

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-For once. I've got things wrong

-so often, I know when I'm right.

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-Are you saying

-you still love your wife?

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-No, Karen.

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-That's not what I'm trying to say.

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-What am I meant to make of that?

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-Whatever you like.

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-Do you find Mr Evan Pryce

-guilty or not guilty?

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-Guilty.

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-Thank you.

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-Mr Evan Pryce, the court has

-found you guilty of a serious crime.

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-You took advantage

-of a lonely, vulnerable...

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-..and impressionable woman.

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-You refused to help the police

-by naming your accomplices.

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-You haven't shown any remorse.

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-I have no choice but to sentence you

-to the maximum penalty...

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-..for burglary with intent

-to inflict serious bodily harm.

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-I sentence you

-to eight years in prison.

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-In view of today's developments...

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-..a charge has been brought

-against Mrs Ellie Forester.

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-That process

-will begin after this session.

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-Take him down. Thanks, Mr Evans.

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-The court will rise.

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-I'm sorry to nag, Karen,

-but are you coming to Secret Santa?

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-Of course.

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-I forgot about it two years ago.

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-I don't think Eryl has forgiven me!

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-Warm?

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-It was like a sauna in court.

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-You have to stand a lot.

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-Mam was the same with Arwel,

-my little brother.

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-Oh, yes.

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-When are you...

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-When are you...

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-Telling everyone?

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-Well, I take it you're...

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-Well, I take it you're...

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-Keeping it?

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-Yes, Llinos.

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-That's one thing I do know.

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-I've let a lot of things go

-over the years.

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-Not this.

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-I'm keeping this.

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-Thanks.

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-Thanks, Sioned.

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-The first thing we'll do is...

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-The first thing we'll do is...

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-No, Peter.

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-I'm not changing a thing,

-not even the scar.

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-Can we go? Or are there more forms?

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-Can we go? Or are there more forms?

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-No, they're all done now.

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-We'll talk soon.

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-We'll talk soon.

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-Thanks.

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-Thanks to you.

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-You'll come through this.

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-PHONE

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-Drink, Karen?

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-Sorry, Gwyn. I'm busy tonight.

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-Sorry, Gwyn. I'm busy tonight.

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-I'd appreciate a chat.

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-I can't tonight.

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-Are you ready?

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-Are you ready?

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-Almost.

0:20:280:20:29

-Thanks, Dwayne.

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-How come I'm doing this for Penri?!

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-How come I'm doing this for Penri?!

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-You're doing it for me.

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-Hurry, or it'll be next Christmas!

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-Thanks.

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-A toast.

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-Merry Christmas.

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-Are you sure Mr Rees won't join us?

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-Are you sure Mr Rees won't join us?

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-I don't think so, Eryl.

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-I'll take it to him.

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-Who's next?

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-Karen.

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-Thanks, whoever you are.

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-Wow.

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-Interesting.

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-You've no idea what it is.

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-You've no idea what it is.

-

-Speak for yourself!

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-Who's next?

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-Who's next?

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-Eryl.

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-There isn't one for me.

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-There isn't one for me.

-

-Yes, there is.

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-Heavens! Who is this for?

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-For this.

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-Sgrap!

0:21:370:21:38

-I've been worried about you.

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-I'm worried about Iolo.

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-Where is he, Karen?

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-He'll come home tonight, you'll see.

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-Do you think so?

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-Do you think so?

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Come in.

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-We have a new witness, Mr Rees.

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-Witness?

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-The lad who drowned in the Menai.

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-And?

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-A witness saw your son

-arguing with him.

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-Where is this leading, Sergeant?

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-There was a violent argument,

-then a fight broke out.

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-A warrant has been issued

-for Iolo's arrest.

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-A warrant.

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-Yes, Mr Rees.

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-For murder.

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