Pennod 6 Parch

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-Cancelling a wedding

-is a big disappointment...

-..but some day, you'll be glad.

-Who said anything about cancelling?

-He got a schoolgirl pregnant.

-I've sorted things.

-Is everything OK between you two?

-Things are a bit difficult...

-..what with Myf's operation

-and so on.

-Why don't you go away together?

-You can't go without me, especially

-if you're off your tablets.

-# We're all going on a... #

-Angharad, I'm sorry

-if I've given you the impression...

-You don't have to explain.

-I understand.

-Why the hell

-is she texting you stuff like this?

-She's not all there.

-There's nothing between us.

-I didn't do anything!

-Myfanwy, we're going up.

-Be careful if you're going down.

-There's no telling

-what's down there.

-CONGREGATIONAL SINGING

-"Who can find a good wife?"

-No.

-No.

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-Happy anniversary, Myfanwy.

-With all due respect, reverend...

-..you should have seen this coming.

-You can't blame Terwyn.

-We all need some light relief

-now and again.

-Don't we, Myf?

-Don't we, Myf?

-

-Guto?

-That's no way to speak to a vicar.

-It makes sense

-that he's looking for a new wife...

-..if you're on the way out,

-reverend.

-Hey, I've just thought. Do you have

-a life insurance policy, vicar?

-You'll leave Terwyn and the kids

-a fortune.

-It should be called

-death insurance.

-It's my wife.

-How can I help you, sir?

-How can I help you, sir?

-

-I can't find my wife.

-Are you a guest of the hotel?

-Yes, we're in the bridal suite.

-It's our wedding anniversary.

-I've got a Mrs Elvide booked in...

-..and a Dr Daniels.

-That's you?

-That's you?

-

-Yes.

-That's right, but we are married.

-We're not having an affair.

-I would never do anything like that.

-She's a vicar.

-Look, I'm really worried about her.

-And she's not wearing many, um...

-..layers.

-My advice would be

-just stay put, OK?

-She's sure to come back.

-They always do.

-DANCE MUSIC BLARES

-Bella fell asleep on me.

-But there we are.

-She is 102, after all.

-One day, they'll all be gone,

-won't they?

-I like clubbing.

-I want to find out how they attract

-the crowds into these places.

-I'll tell you how, TJ.

-People can do what the hell

-they like in these places.

-Nobody judges them.

-They're totally free.

-But there's a price to pay

-for freedom.

-It's at least 15 to get in.

-Hey, that's what you should do.

-You should start charging them.

-They'll think something special's

-going on in there then.

-J'adore...

-..the Lord.

-Move along now, love.

-This place has a good reputation.

-MOBILE RINGS

-Myf. Thank goodness.

-I didn't think you had your phone.

-I've been worried sick.

-Where are you? I'll fetch you.

-Where are you? I'll fetch you.

-

-I'm not Myf.

-Angharad?

-Why do you have Myfanwy's phone?

-She's careless, isn't she?

-I found it.

-On the floor.

-On the floor where?

-On the floor where?

-

-In your bedroom.

-Angharad...

-Angharad!

-"Hello. You're through to Myfanwy

-Elfed's phone. Leave a message."

-PHONE RINGS

-Taxi!

-Finlay Court Hotel, please.

-Actually, could you

-just drive me around for a bit?

-I'm not quite ready

-for the night to end, you know?

-Myf?

-Myf?

-PHONE RINGS

-Hello?

-Hello?

-

-Hiya. It's Dad. Are you OK?

-Are you having a good time

-with Tad-cu?

-Yes. He's helping me

-start my business today.

-I'm going to sell

-Owain Glyndwr merchandise.

-There's a gap in the market.

-The kid's an entrepreneur

-like his grandfather, Myf.

-It's Terwyn.

-It sounds like fun.

-Is everything OK there?

-We're all great.

-Why Welsh obsessed with dragons?

-Always aggressive dragon on flag.

-Sorry, what did you say?

-Has anyone called

-or left any messages?

-No. Were you expecting someone?

-Myf's worried, that's all.

-She left her phone at home.

-Have you seen it?

-Check it for messages.

-Tell that wife of yours to forget

-her phone and enjoy herself.

-Put her on so I can talk to her.

-Put her on so I can talk to her.

-

-She's not here.

-She got up before I woke up.

-She's probably gone to a service.

-I'm just going to look for her.

-Bye now.

-Dragons don't exist.

-They're mythical.

-So silly to have mythical creature

-as your emblem.

-Like saying you don't really exist.

-We'll send out that description

-right away, Dr Daniels...

-..but I'd like a few more details.

-There's nothing to worry about.

-It's just routine.

-Go through

-and we'll have a little chat.

-Excuse me, but...?

-Save your English, love.

-Mam.

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-Subtitles

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-Come on now. Drink up.

-There's nothing

-like a nice cup of tea.

-I hate that stuff

-your father drinks.

-Hey, come on now.

-Drink up.

-It'll do you a world of good.

-Did you quarrel?

-With respect, our relationship's

-none of your business.

-I'm just trying to establish

-what happened.

-To tell you the truth,

-she has a condition.

-It's something on the brain.

-She's not crazy or anything,

-she's a vicar.

-She's no different now

-to what she's always been.

-You said she was wearing

-a long beige coat.

-Anything else? Shoes?

-I think she was wearing black shoes.

-Possibly heels.

-What was she wearing under the coat?

-What was she wearing under the coat?

-

-A petticoat.

-I see.

-Wait here, please.

-You look just like you did that day.

-I was on my way

-to a christening, wasn't I?

-Imagine if I'd gone while I was

-on the toilet, like poor Elvis.

-At least

-I was a good-looking corpse.

-Were you in pain?

-No.

-One minute I was there,

-the next minute I was...

-Well, here.

-Your faith was strong, wasn't it?

-Did it make a difference?

-Did it prepare you?

-It didn't stop me feeling angry.

-That I had to leave you all.

-But at least you had two children...

-..and a husband who loved you.

-And you had people...

-Family.

-I knew you'd be alright.

-Because you're strong, Myfi.

-I'm not, Mami.

-I've made such a mess of everything.

-Oh, come here.

-Myfi, sweetheart.

-It'll all be alright, you'll see...

-..my little girl.

-Hush now.

-There's no record of her

-at any hospital.

-I suppose that's a good thing.

-It'd help if we had a photo of her.

-Do you have one on your phone?

-No.

-Dad's not here.

-I came to see you. Nice hat.

-I came to see you. Nice hat.

-

-I made it.

-Your father wanted us two

-to carry on with the research work.

-You want to find Owain Glyndwr

-as much as me.

-I'll go and check with Tad-cu.

-He's next door.

-Don't disturb him.

-Is your sister out too?

-She's with Sophie and the baby.

-What exactly did you want to do?

-I'll teach you how to dig for bones.

-When the time comes,

-I'm sure you'll be a big help.

-Come on, Gwern, let's go and dig.

-I needed this.

-A full stomach will do you good.

-Terwyn won't know where I am.

-Leave Terwyn where he is.

-You think I married the wrong man,

-don't you?

-Do you really think

-there's such a thing as Mr Right?

-You marry who you marry.

-It's all one big silly adventure.

-Do you remember

-Eurig Richards, Mami?

-Oh, Eurig Richards.

-He would have made a good husband.

-You never said anything.

-There's a lot to be said

-for a man who can bury people.

-He's not afraid to face

-the hardest thing of all.

-I wish he'd buried me

-instead of Dai.

-The clown buried me the wrong way.

-The wrong way?

-The wrong way?

-

-Yes, with my feet facing the stone.

-I won't catch the sun that way.

-What shall I do, Mami?

-Just be honest with yourself, Myfi.

-That's the only thing you can do.

-You can't keep me here.

-You can't keep me here.

-

-There's no need to shout, sir.

-I'm not shouting.

-Myf could be lying in a gutter.

-I'll tell you

-who you should be going after.

-I think we've found your wife.

-Wouldn't you have liked to know

-what was going to happen to you?

-Not really.

-I always hated goodbyes, remember?

-"See you later, lass."

-That's what you'd say

-to my sister and me.

-You'd hold us tight, like you were

-scared you'd never see us again.

-I love you, Myfi, but...

-..you're meant to be with them.

-I want you to stay where you are...

-..for as long as you can.

-See you later, lass.

-SIREN WAILS

-Mam?

-Mam?

-Myf. Thank goodness.

-Are you alright?

-No.

-What are you doing here, Myf?

-I'm fine.

-Thank goodness you're OK.

-I started thinking that...

-How did you know where I was?

-The taxi company got in touch.

-They said they'd picked up

-an unusual customer.

-Terwyn, Mam was...

-Mrs Elfed, I want to check if you're

-happy for Terwyn to take you home.

-This is daft. Of course it's fine.

-I'm her husband.

-Come on, Myf, tell them.

-It's important that you feel safe.

-It's important that you feel safe.

-

-I do feel safe.

-I've always felt safe with him.

-I told you

-that you were wasting your time.

-Terwyn.

-Mam was here.

-I saw her.

-Come on, Myf,

-before this one locks us up.

-Angharad.

-How's the baby?

-How's the baby?

-

-He's fine. What are you doing?

-Angharad let me use her metal

-detector and we found this.

-What is it?

-What is it?

-

-It looks like a time capsule.

-There are letters for us in it,

-and for Tad-cu and Dad.

-It's surprising what you can find

-in your own garden.

-There's always evidence in the soil,

-waiting to be discovered.

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

-Take one now.

-I don't have any water.

-I don't have any water.

-

-OK, we'll be home in a minute.

-I don't want to go home yet.

-Myf.

-Myf.

-

-Call by the church first.

-I want us both

-to ask for forgiveness...

-..for the stupid things we've done.

-..for the stupid things we've done.

-

-I want your forgiveness, not His.

-Please?

-Fine.

-Fine.

-You are OK now, aren't you?

-You know where you are and all?

-I'm not crazy, Terwyn.

-Sorry, but you know it's just you

-and me in this car now, don't you?

-Of course I do.

-Well, this is awkward, isn't it?

-I really don't know

-what to say about all this.

-Technically, you know,

-I haven't been unfaithful...

-..because I wasn't really

-in my right mind, was I?

-I intended to be unfaithful

-with someone else.

-Who am I kidding, God?

-You or myself?

-Here you go.

-Thank you.

-About last night, Terwyn.

-Can't we just forget about it?

-We can't.

-These things happen for a reason.

-Don't tell me that you think

-this is all God's providence?

-It might be.

-I'm responsible for what I do.

-I'm responsible for what I do.

-

-Nobody's perfect.

-We all wonder what it'd be like

-to be with someone else, don't we?

-Do we?

-Yes, we do.

-I'll see you, Gwern.

-Maybe next time we'll dig deeper.

-Yes. OK.

-Yes. OK.

-

-Give my regards to your father.

-Bye now.

-I don't understand.

-Why did Mam write these?

-Elfie, come here!

-I have already cleaned this room.

-Now I'll have to identify floor

-all over again.

-Scrap paper must go in the bin.

-Don't! Give them to me!

-Don't! Give them to me!

-

-Hey! What's wrong?

-I didn't go looking

-for someone else, she just...

-I didn't do anything.

-How long have you been thinking

-about other men?

-I don't think about other men.

-That's what it sounds like to me.

-Do you want to be with someone else?

-Tell me, is there someone else?

-You started this, Terwyn, not me.

-There is, isn't there?

-I knew something was up.

-We should go home, Myf.

-Come on.

-OK, I'm going now.

-I have job interview with osteopath.

-Welcome, Myfanwy.

-I hope you don't mind

-that I clean house.

-It's not a judgement on you.

-It's not a judgement on you.

-

-Of course not, Oksana.

-That's very kind of you.

-I find this in plant pot.

-It's OK. We all do it.

-Thank you, Oksana.

-Terwyn, I've been thinking.

-Have you thought of installing

-a sauna? It'd be good for Elfie.

-OK, we'll consider it.

-Where are the children?

-Gwern's upstairs,

-Gwenlli's with Llinor.

-She needs time.

-What did you tell them?

-The truth, Myf. OK?

-The truth.

-Have they read all the letters?

-What came over you?

-Nobody was supposed

-to see them until...

-Why were they digging in the garden?

-Gwern was with Angharad.

-Angharad?

-Angharad?

-

-She said Terwyn told her to call by.

-Myf...

-Myf...

-

-I'm going to talk to Gwern.

-Give me those.

-Why didn't she say?

-Why didn't she say?

-

-Come on, she's not going to die, OK?

-Yes, it's a high-risk op...

-..but bloody hell,

-life is high risk, Gwenlli.

-Sophie lost her mother, you know.

-When she was three.

-That must have been tough.

-She says it wasn't.

-She doesn't remember

-but it's bound to affect you.

-How's the baby?

-She's going to give him away.

-It's not easy giving up your child.

-I know that from experience.

-So, it's just like

-when Pavarotti was ill?

-Yes, that's right.

-He had a weak spell

-and then he strengthened.

-I prayed for him.

-I haven't been praying for you.

-You don't have to.

-I don't know how God

-can do something like that to you...

-..after all you've done for him.

-..after all you've done for him.

-

-When you have faith...

-..you can face all kinds of things.

-I know women aren't supposed

-to say things like this...

-..but I really didn't want a baby.

-I had this big exhibition in London,

-the narcolepsy was under control.

-Everything was great.

-And then I found out I was pregnant.

-Did you have...?

-No.

-No, I gave birth.

-My boyfriend was over the moon.

-Things were OK

-for a couple of months...

-..but I just couldn't do it.

-You know, falling asleep as I do.

-I was a hopeless mother.

-He was better off with his father.

-How old is he?

-He was nine yesterday.

-I haven't seen him

-since he was four.

-His father reckons that seeing me

-is too upsetting for him.

-Why haven't you ever mentioned it?

-You can't tell people

-that you have a child...

-..but he doesn't live with you.

-Nobody understands that.

-Not when you're the mother,

-at least.

-His father has remarried now.

-It makes no sense

-to walk back into his life.

-What's his name?

-Rhys.

-Do you regret it?

-Every day, Gwens.

-Every day.

-You never forget.

-Never.

-SHE SNORES

-Is he OK?

-Yes, I think so.

-Myf, you have to believe me.

-I had no idea she'd come here.

-I had no idea she'd come here.

-

-You told her about the box.

-I knew nothing about the box.

-I knew nothing about the box.

-

-She knows the lot, doesn't she?

-She knows I'm ill, doesn't she?

-She knows a lot for someone

-who means nothing to you.

-I'm not having an affair, Myf.

-She's stalking me.

-I want you to go, Terwyn.

-Go?

-Go where?

-That's up to you.

-But I don't want you here.

-You're pathetic, Terwyn.

-It's for the best.

-It'll give us time

-to work out what we want.

-I know what I want.

-Mam!

-Mam!

-

-Gweni, come here.

-I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.

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-Subtitles

-You're up early.

-It is a Sunday morning, Dad.

-It's already boiled.

-You're probably lost

-in that big bed, alone.

-It's quiet without the snoring.

-It's quiet without the snoring.

-

-For God's sake, Myf!

-What are you doing?

-Why kick Terwyn out?

-I'm trying to be honest with myself.

-I'm trying to be honest with myself.

-

-It's not just about you, is it?

-I don't have time for this now, Dad.

-Pass it here.

-Give the batteries a rub like this.

-There you go.

-That always works.

-What are your plans for today?

-Wait for my clothes

-to finish washing.

-"..charged into battle

-in full armour.

-"By this time, the helmet is away.

-"You don't get a wound like that..."

-Are you OK, Mam?

-I'm in a rush. Are you OK?

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-Soph's house.

-The baby'll be going soon.

-I take it you're still

-going to marry Guto and Mabli?

-Sorry, but it's my job, sweetheart.

-Listen, I'm in a hurry.

-Just so you know,

-Dad's been texting me.

-Is he alright?

-"His helmet would be off

-before he got to them."

-It's possible

-that a Welshman killed Richard III.

-Mam, I want to watch Peppa Pig!

-Terwyn, it's inappropriate

-for Liwsi to see you in your pants.

-They're not pants,

-they're pyjama shorts.

-I'd prefer it if you dressed.

-I'd prefer it if you dressed.

-

-My clothes are in the wash.

-Come and have your breakfast, Liwsi.

-Are you and Dad having a divorce?

-No, we're having

-a few days apart, that's all.

-Martha says you get more presents

-if your parents divorce.

-Put your coat on.

-You're coming with me.

-I wouldn't have to go to church

-if I lived with Dad.

-But I'd have to visit castles

-all the time.

-Really, there are pros and cons.

-Coat, please, Gwern.

-Marriage isn't meant to be easy.

-Yours and Mam's was, wasn't it?

-She tried to leave me once.

-What?

-What?

-

-I was working all the time.

-It was difficult for her...

-..being at home with you two.

-You always seemed so happy.

-You always seemed so happy.

-

-We were.

-Crikey, Myf, we were happy.

-That's what I'm saying.

-You have to stick at it.

-Things will be alright again.

-Things will be alright again.

-

-It's such a relief...

-..not having to try all the time.

-But when you stop trying...

-Yes, well, it's your life.

-I saw her, you know.

-Mam.

-What are you talking about?

-I know I was seeing things, but...

-..it was so nice to see her.

-And talk to her.

-I'm sure it was.

-Right, I have to go.

-BABY CRIES

-Hush!

-Give him to me.

-Oh, thank God.

-He likes me.

-He likes me.

-

-And he hates me, is that it?

-As if.

-Sorry, Gwens.

-I'm just so knackered.

-But there we are.

-I suppose I can sleep

-when he's gone.

-Go and lie down now, if you want.

-I'll take him for a walk.

-You're a star.

-Are you sure?

-Thanks.

-We'll be fine, won't we?

-We can go for a walk to town.

-Or perhaps to church,

-to see what's going on.

-Are you off somewhere?

-Are you off somewhere?

-

-I'm going to church.

-It's what I do on the Sabbath.

-It's what I do on the Sabbath.

-

-I forgot you were one of the gang.

-It's how you find your clients.

-We're going to ballet.

-What if I made lunch for us all

-by the time you come back?

-It's for you.

-It's probably a donation

-for Mrs Warren's funeral.

-I'll open it later.

-So, lamb or beef?

-It's up to you, Terwyn.

-Whatever you think is best.

-There was a good crowd

-out there today.

-Perhaps they've heard I'm ill.

-There's nothing like an illness

-to draw people in.

-Even Mr Jarman was nice to me.

-Listen, I'm sorry that Terwyn

-just landed on you like that.

-It's fine.

-I'm not one to take sides,

-but, um...

-..the poor dab

-hasn't done much wrong.

-Did you hear about the letters?

-Did you hear about the letters?

-

-Uh-huh.

-Well, the thing is...

-..there was one for you too.

-I see.

-Do you?

-Do you?

-

-The arrangements?

-What we discussed for the funeral?

-What we discussed for the funeral?

-

-Yes. Yes, that's right.

-If the letter turns up...

-..just throw it away.

-Don't read it.

-Come on, vicar,

-we're all waiting for you.

-Sorry. The wedding rehearsal.

-There's no rush.

-Don't make your head spin.

-Health and safety.

-I love lamb.

-CLASSICAL MUSIC

-SONG STICKS

-What did I say about using CDs?

-You need something decent

-like Llety'r Bugail.

-Can someone turn it off, please?

-I've had a word with Mr Jarman

-and he'll play.

-Where's the sense

-in not arranging an organist?

-I didn't know you could play.

-I didn't know you could play.

-

-Yes, I do sometimes.

-When someone special asks me.

-There we are then.

-It's sorted, Mabli.

-It's fine for you to look

-at your bride-to-be as she walks in.

-I'm sure you'd rather

-look at her than me.

-He's meant to lift my veil

-when I get here, isn't he?

-It's always a good idea to make sure

-you're marrying the right person!

-I hope I haven't jinxed things,

-talking about the veil.

-You can't tell what kind of dress

-I'm wearing. It's still a surprise.

-You're meant to feel things you've

-never felt before when I walk in.

-The vicar

-doesn't have all day, Mabs.

-DOOR OPENS

-Gwenlli.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

-

-I'm fine, Mam. Carry on.

-Right, where was I?

-Where's Terwyn?

-Where's Terwyn?

-

-Isn't he here?

-Things are boiling flat out.

-That bloke's not all there.

-Have you seen the letter

-that was out here?

-No.

-There's no point

-wasting this lunch.

-Go up to change.

-It'll be ready in ten minutes.

-I'll see you back at home.

-I'll see you back at home.

-

-Yes, you go.

-I want to check

-where best to put the flowers.

-Don't fuss. Come home.

-You need a glass of wine.

-You're behind this, aren't you?

-You're behind this, aren't you?

-

-My daughter's here to see me.

-You're right,

-there's no need to fuss. Come on.

-Liwsi, put that stuff away now...

-..and go and wash your hands.

-I just wanted him to see him.

-I know.

-He's a sweetheart, isn't he?

-He's his father. How can he act

-as if it's nothing to do with him?

-I remember you this size.

-How did you feel in the beginning?

-Were you scared?

-Were you scared?

-

-Everyone's scared.

-Raising a child

-is a big responsibility.

-But you had Dad though.

-Yes, and he wasn't scared.

-He found it easy.

-He still does.

-Your father's not bad.

-You need to phone him, Mam.

-Yes, I know.

-I've let him stew for long enough.

-MOBILE RINGS

-Nobody was meant to see that letter.

-I'm not thinking straight.

-A daft woman who thinks she's dying.

-You've gone too far this time.

-You've gone too far this time.

-

-It's research.

-I'm making sure

-I know everything about you.

-You're crazy.

-You're crazy.

-

-Ta-dah! Come on, I'll conduct.

-Follow me. Oh, here we go!

-It's good that he sees him

-and holds him because he might...

-Oh, God. Bridezilla!

-I know you're in there!

-The port's gone to my head!

-I raise a glass to you, Myfanwy.

-I love you, Mam.

-I love you, Mam.

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-Your turn now, Eurig.

-Good luck, Myf.

-You know, don't you? Someone

-told you. That's why you're here.

-Don't tell me what to do.

-Don't tell me what to do.

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-What's wrong with you? Give it back!

-Aaaarrrgghh!

-S4C Subtitles by Adnod Cyf.

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