Pennod 2 Parch

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-This is meant to be the biggest

-adventure of your life.

-Really?

-Oksana, she wants her milk.

-When did they go?

-Yesterday morning.

-Did Eurig move in?

-Did Eurig move in?

-

-No.

-He must have changed his mind.

-Something Cerian said

-before she went.

-About not wanting you and me...

-Not until the divorce

-has come through.

-No need to rush things.

-Parents. They're all losers.

-I'm Mel - as in Melangell.

-I know you're tired but you heard

-what the doctor said.

-I need to recover.

-I need to recover.

-

-I'm too old.

-The homeless, the missing.

-The ones who are lost.

-They're the ones

-we're trying to reach.

-Yes.

-Thank you for giving me your time,

-Myfanwy. Not everyone does.

-Sometimes, someone being absent

-is worse than death.

-You can't live here, Mr Jarman.

-You can't live here, Mr Jarman.

-

-You're going nuts.

-That will never change.

-You know that.

-Rhodri!

-That man is lost.

-People are looking for him.

-He's not. Some of us

-are better off where we are.

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-Dear me.

-Oh! Vicar!

-What do you think you're doing?

-If you don't like it, Mr Jarman,

-you know what you can do.

-Oh.

-If that's how it's going to be...

-Did you have a nice lie-in?

-It's an INSET day.

-I'd forgotten everything about it.

-Isn't he old enough to stay at home

-on his own?

-I am, actually.

-I'm not having you

-watching TV all day.

-I'd play on the Xbox.

-I'd play on the Xbox.

-

-Gwern.

-There's a spade over there.

-His date didn't turn up last night.

-I hate cereals. Full of sugar.

-Enough to give you a heart attack.

-No wonder you're a bit overweight.

-Bills, bills, bills.

-Here we are.

-Ah!

-Unpaid assistant priest.

-What on earth is that?

-I just wanted

-a little bit of freedom.

-I know it's not ideal

-what with Gwenlli in university...

-..and I'll have to start earning

-soon.

-You have to give up that work

-with the homeless.

-Let them sort out their own lives.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Myfanwy!

-Oh, shit!

-I'm not angry with you any more.

-I am Russian goddess of calm seas.

-My storm has subsided, I promise.

-# The night is here for you

-# The feeling won't be as strong

-# You can taste what is life

-# And see life in full colour #

-# And see life in full colour #

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-KNOCK ON WINDOW

-Do you want a go on this?

-I didn't know you had a drone.

-We use it to look at the

-characteristics of the land.

-Data collection.

-Not that I know how to use it.

-Hey! That's not a toy.

-It's not that different

-from an Xbox.

-Give it here.

-I can't believe they're going to

-build on this site.

-They should keep it as it is.

-If everyone thought that,

-no-one would build anything.

-There's nothing like holding

-an object from another age.

-Touching history itself.

-Why hide the past?

-I just want to map the past.

-I don't want to live in it.

-This is they key to the future. You

-need to look up, Terwyn, not down.

-Can I have a go now?

-There you go. If you're an expert

-on the Xbox, you should be OK.

-Just chill out a bit.

-This is only a job.

-It's OK.

-We all do it.

-There are many health benefits

-to nakedness.

-When I was little, we used to go

-to this nudist beach in Tartu.

-I was... just trying something out.

-Did she sleep last night?

-She doesn't sleep!

-She's like a Russian spy.

-One eye always open.

-Your father. He's not coping!

-I think she will send him

-to an early grave.

-There we are, Royston.

-Tip top.

-How did you get rid of the crack

-in his head?

-Tricks of the trade.

-I want you to move his funeral.

-Put him back in the fridge.

-What?!

-What?!

-

-Something else has come in.

-But I've been arranging

-with the family for a week.

-That's not our problem.

-That's not our problem.

-

-The notice is in the paper.

-You'll have to put

-another notice in.

-No-one is allowed to jump the queue,

-Sheridan.

-Just do it. OK?

-There's no point you talking to me.

-Tell her!

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-You're still alive then!

-You're still alive then!

-

-Only just.

-Did you...

-Did you come back with me

-last night?

-Who do you think put you in bed?

-I was sick, wasn't I?

-I was sick, wasn't I?

-

-I can't see anything.

-Tea?

-Teabags in the drawer.

-Oh my God, Gwenlli.

-You can sort that out!

-Come over to my room later.

-We'll go out for coffee.

-Do you think Alyona

-sounds too Russian?

-Well, it is Russian.

-Yes, but is sounding so Russian

-the right thing? Right now?

-I mean, I was thinking...

-..of Alyona Blodwen Maarja

-Preverveza-Thomas.

-It's important

-that you're happy with it.

-Yes, but in the crazy world

-we live in now...

-..maybe to stand out is a bad thing.

-No, Oksana.

-It's important to know who you are.

-Where you came from.

-Where you came from.

-

-What if they send me back, Myfanwy?

-You're married now.

-They can't do that.

-Can they?

-Everything is always changing.

-Sometimes I think

-they're still coming for us.

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-Excuse me.

-Elain.

-What's wrong?

-When did they find her?

-This morning.

-On the beach.

-I know she'd been missing for a

-while but Gaynor was still hoping.

-As you would.

-It must be difficult for you

-to help these people.

-When you know full well that

-some of them don't want to be found.

-You can't stop people from looking,

-can you?

-Oh, Elain.

-I just can't believe it.

-Even after all this time.

-I'm so sorry.

-Vicar. Thank you for coming.

-I'll go and introduce myself

-to the police.

-I hope you don't mind me being here.

-I hope you don't mind me being here.

-

-No. Not at all.

-It's nice that someone's come

-to support her.

-It's bound to bring

-everything back, isn't it?

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-What will happen next?

-They'll arrange for her remains

-to go to a funeral director.

-Oh, Gaynor. I'm so sorry.

-Oh, Gaynor. I'm so sorry.

-

-Where will she be now, vicar?

-It would help me so much if I knew

-she was in a better place.

-Where do you think she is now?

-This second.

-Where do you think they go, vicar?

-Well, I know that wherever she is...

-..she's safe.

-Here we go.

-She's not scared.

-She's not depressed.

-She's not depressed.

-

-Really, Myfanwy?

-It's a bit of a raw deal,

-don't you think?

-She floated in the sea for months

-until there wasn't much left.

-She's alive in your memory.

-In your imagination.

-She's alive for you

-and that won't change.

-While you remember her,

-she'll be with you.

-Oh, man. Nice one, Myfanwy.

-You can still churn them out,

-can't you?

-Like an absolute pro.

-They don't even pay you

-to say this shit any more.

-She's not missing any more.

-We've found her.

-Now then, Wyn, we have to dress them

-as if they'd dressed themselves.

-That's why we have this photo.

-Right?

-OK.

-Right, so what I want you to do

-is put this jacket on her...

-..and make her look

-as much like this as possible.

-Um, right.

-Good.

-Oh, one other thing.

-Do you think you could handle

-a viewing this afternoon?

-Um. Well, I can try.

-Well, you'll have to

-because I have a funeral.

-Oh. Wyn.

-Don't forget.

-Try to be sensitive.

-If you can.

-Alright, bach?

-You know...

-..I think you look better now

-than when you were alive.

-Things will get easier, I promise.

-Vicar, could you do the service?

-I stopped going to church

-a long time ago.

-I don't know who else to ask.

-To be honest, I haven't done

-a funeral for a long time.

-Oh.

-But I can help you find someone.

-Don't worry. I'll sort it.

-Thank you again, both of you.

-You can still do funerals,

-can't you?

-Yes... but me and funerals.

-I don't want to put myself under

-pressure and make a mess of things.

-OK. I understand.

-But at least come to the funeral.

-It would mean a lot to her.

-What about you?

-Are you alright?

-Yes. Why?

-You advise everyone else

-but no-one ever asks how you are.

-I remember too well how that feels.

-I'm fine, Myf. OK?

-Right, I have marriage counselling

-this afternoon.

-For my sins.

-Myf.

-I didn't expect to see you here.

-Just having my lunch.

-Big funeral this afternoon.

-Tom Tew Blaenffynnon.

-Of course.

-Twelve bearers and a JCB.

-I popped in to see Gwern. I just

-remembered he had an INSET day.

-I think he went out with Terwyn

-this morning.

-Oh, right.

-Well, I'll get out of your way.

-Myf, come in, will you?

-I'll make us a cuppa.

-It's good to see you.

-Can't we just have a coffee

-in your room?

-Please don't make me walk anywhere.

-I'm going to collapse.

-Where is everything?

-I'm minimalist. OK?

-You have a lot of funerals on.

-No. Milton Morgan

-has a lot of funerals on.

-It's your name in here.

-We have people from everywhere

-working there now.

-What do you have on today?

-I'm on my way into town.

-I'm helping in the kitchen

-again tonight.

-Fair play to you.

-You're always helping someone.

-Yes, well.

-I'd better go to be honest.

-The longer I stay here chatting...

-..the longer they'll have to wait

-for their soup.

-Good luck today, Eurig.

-Myf. This isn't forever.

-Only until everything is sorted.

-Oh, shit.

-Sorry, Eurig.

-Sorry, Eurig.

-

-It's the only clean one I have.

-Take it off. I'll get rid of it.

-There's no time.

-There's no time.

-

-I'll sort it.

-Um. Stain remover.

-Where does Terwyn

-keep the stain remover?

-Under the sink, I think.

-I forgot my lunch box.

-Eurig got something on his shirt.

-Coffee.

-We weren't...

-Right, I'd better go.

-Um... isn't Gwern with you?

-I left him with Sue.

-Right, I'll go then.

-Hairdryer.

-You'll need a hairdryer to dry it.

-You realize we've missed

-our first lecture, do you?

-It's all on the Internet.

-We'll catch up.

-I can't believe

-how clean your room is.

-I don't need fairy lights

-and teddies...

-..and photos of my blinking parents

-to know who I am.

-OK.

-Are your parents separated?

-Sort of.

-That sounds familiar.

-Yes. I had your sob story

-last night.

-Nuts mother, pushover dad.

-The undertaker.

-Your crazy little brother.

-You're a total cliche, Gwens.

-What else did I say?

-Just stuff.

-He's not bad, fair play.

-Hm. Children can be quite useful

-sometimes.

-What happened to your date

-last night?

-Gwern.

-He's all ears!

-She probably had cold feet.

-Maybe. I wasn't too keen on the idea

-anyway to be honest.

-Sorry. What about you?

-I've never asked if you're married.

-It's not really relevant, is it?

-It's not really relevant, is it?

-

-No, but...

-We're only here for three weeks.

-Right, Gwern. Can you stop playing

-with that? I'd like your help.

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-Here you are.

-It had been such a long time

-since anyone said my name.

-You get used to being nobody.

-Having to be someone again is...

-Is there anyone I can phone?

-Is there anyone I can phone?

-

-No!

-I don't need anything from anyone.

-I don't need anything from anyone.

-

-But...

-This is my place. OK?

-Can I make you something to eat?

-Right, slowly does it.

-Slow.

-I want to see everything.

-There's nothing to see here,

-is there?

-I'd hate to go that way.

-Fish nibbling away...

-Fish nibbling away...

-

-Wyn.

-She could have been your sister.

-A school friend.

-That's how you need to think of her.

-As if she was someone you knew.

-It's not just a pile of bones

-in a box. Get it?

-I still think that having a viewing

-is a bit weird.

-There's nothing to view.

-How exactly did you get this job?

-Please tell me.

-Head hunted.

-Does she spend a lot of time

-in that old people's home?

-Sheridan.

-Not really.

-A lot of people

-have died there recently.

-Hold on.

-Hold on.

-

-CAR DOOR CLOSES

-They're here. Wyn, come on.

-Wyn, remember. Gravitas.

-OK?

-Hang on. What's this?

-Gravitas! Come on.

-Thank you.

-There's no rush.

-There's no rush.

-

-I'd better go.

-There are posters up, Rhodri.

-The information is on police files.

-Someone is looking for you.

-They're not looking very hard.

-They're not looking very hard.

-

-Maybe they've given up.

-Maybe.

-Don't they deserve to know

-you're OK?

-I know there are people who say

-they want to know where we are.

-People they've lost.

-But are they better off without us?

-See you again?

-See you again?

-

-Not if I see you first.

-That's what my wife

-always used to say.

-It was our little joke.

-Not so funny any more, is it?

-Take your time.

-I know it can be a shock to see

-the coffin for the first time.

-It's better to do this

-before the funeral.

-I always thought

-I'd see her face again.

-How do I know if she's even in here?

-How do I know if she's even in here?

-

-She is in there...

-Wyn. Can you put the kettle on?

-Sorry about that. He's new.

-Do you want me to stay?

-Do you want me to stay?

-

-No.

-I'm fine.

-Right. Shall we go?

-Calm down, Oksana.

-Stress isn't good for Blod.

-I don't like these places.

-It's just a formality.

-It's just a formality.

-

-She wasn't born in the UK, Elfed.

-But she was meant to be.

-Your stupid idea to go to

-that wedding in Tallinn.

-I was 35 weeks.

-We should never

-have joined in that congo.

-Conga. Don't say anything

-about the Congo.

-Or the conga. OK?

-And don't even get started

-on your family tree.

-Or that your grandmother

-was in the Russian military.

-Here you are, Mrs...

-Here you are, Mrs...

-

-Elain, please.

-Sorry. Habit.

-She'll probably be a while.

-We're in no rush.

-I think the most difficult thing

-is having to realize...

-..you have to live the rest

-of your life without them.

-You know?

-You've been so good.

-She was singing your praises.

-I'm just doing my job.

-Did you always want to do this?

-Did you always want to do this?

-

-Not really.

-I fell into it.

-It was my father-in-law's business.

-Right. Do you enjoy it?

-Sorry. Silly question.

-No, not at all.

-You'd be surprised

-how many people ask that.

-Um...

-I enjoy helping people.

-I make things a bit easier for them.

-It's quite similar to what you do.

-I can't say much to help them.

-Me neither half the time.

-But it's worth trying, isn't it?

-You see, I lived in Estonia

-for many years.

-But I'm Russian by blood.

-I want my daughter to feel,

-as I feel, that she can be Welsh...

-..but with many variations.

-A Welsh name or a Russian name?

-What do you think, please?

-Mrs Thomas, I'm just here

-to register your baby's name.

-Let's just go with Ali Thomas.

-Let's just go with Ali Thomas.

-

-No. No.

-That sounds very ordinary.

-I'm leaking.

-Excuse me, um...

-Manna from heaven

-is pouring out of me.

-You don't look like an Alyona,

-do you?

-You're a Blodwen, aren't you?

-You're stuffed now, aren't you?

-Not you again.

-He was missing. You found him.

-Then you let him go again

-so now he's missing again.

-Nice one, Myf.

-Are you missing?

-Is that why I can see you?

-Do you want me to find you?

-Do you want me to find you?

-

-You?

-No. You're a shit detective,

-Myfanwy.

-Anyway,

-no-one is looking for me any more.

-They've given up.

-But they haven't given up on Rhodri.

-You can still save him.

-He says he wants to live like that.

-Oh, come off it.

-Do you really believe that?

-No-one wants to live like this.

-No-one wants to live like this.

-

-I don't know what to do.

-Praying isn't going to fix anything

-this time, Myf.

-You can't rely on some bloke

-up there to sort it out for you.

-You're going to have to

-sort it out yourself.

-How?

-You'll have to

-bring in the big guns.

-Big guns.

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-To be fair, I told you on the phone

-it wasn't Mr Jeffreys' funeral.

-That's been moved.

-Come on.

-Surely you can hold a service.

-Don't go!

-Myf.

-How are you?

-No!

-Myf, please. I'm in a real pickle.

-I'm here as Gaynor's friend.

-Phone someone else.

-Where am I going to get hold of

-another vicar in seven minutes?!

-Oh, shit.

-Half of Mr Jeffreys' crowd are here.

-I told her this would happen.

-You can't just change the notice.

-Cool head, now.

-You don't get stressed, remember?

-Myf. Please.

-Otherwise, I'll have to do it.

-See? No-one wants that.

-But I'm not dressed.

-You have your collar. That's enough.

-Come on. For me?

-Thank you, Myf.

-Oh, hello again.

-Dr Daniels. I didn't realize

-you worked here.

-Do you know each other?

-Do you know each other?

-

-From a previous life.

-Milton Morgan

-are developing the site.

-Oh, right.

-Oh, right.

-

-New chapel of rest.

-We only have four fridges

-at the moment...

-..and there's plenty of work

-out there.

-I'm looking forward

-to starting the building work.

-When you're finished, of course.

-Is there much more work to be done?

-This site

-dates back to the Bronze Age.

-There are some very interesting

-characteristics to be found.

-Yes. Fascinating. I can show you

-what we've found so far.

-We are gathered here

-to worship God...

-..and to give thanks

-for the life of Lisa Anwen Jones.

-We know that He who gave her to us

-will comfort us in our grief.

-When someone disappears suddenly

-from our lives...

-..it is difficult to understand

-how someone who was so present...

-..can suddenly be absent.

-But today, she is back with us.

-We will begin with one of

-Lisa's favourite hymns.

-"A pilgrim am I in a desert land

-wandering hither and yon

-"And in a kind of hope every hour

-that my Father's house is at hand"

-# A pilgrim am I in a desert land

-# Wandering hither and yon #

-You're clearly in your element here.

-I think I'm of more use here

-than I was in your business!

-Last time we spoke,

-you'd recently separated.

-Yes, we're still

-working through the divorce.

-Complicated business.

-Sitting down with a counsellor

-worked for my husband and me.

-We got everything out in the open.

-I can recommend someone if you like.

-I can recommend someone if you like.

-

-Yes, great. Thanks.

-This is my number. Give me a ring.

-I'll find the details for you.

-Um, are you free tonight?

-Tonight?

-Well, I just thought

-if you were free...

-..we could have a drink to discuss.

-To discuss your divorce?

-No, just to chat.

-No, just to chat.

-

-I'm not free tonight.

-Don't worry.

-Don't worry.

-

-What about tomorrow?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-That's sorted then.

-I'll look forward to digging deeper,

-Dr Daniels.

-Thank you for saving my skin.

-Was I alright?

-Hey, you were more than alright.

-There are more people

-than I expected.

-Half of them had come

-for Mr Jeffreys.

-You'd think they'd leave

-once they realized.

-Tea and cakes for free.

-Does it matter whose funeral?!

-Thank you for doing that, Myf.

-It meant so much to Gaynor.

-You made it so personal.

-It was nothing. Really.

-Elain, this is Mr Richards.

-Hiya, Eurig. We've met.

-Have you?

-Have you?

-

-Viewing. Yesterday.

-He was very good, fair play.

-He was very good, fair play.

-

-He's not bad at all.

-Stop it, now!

-I just wanted to say thank you,

-vicar.

-You spoke so well.

-It's so nice to see

-some of your group here.

-It must be very difficult for you.

-Your husband.

-He's missing, isn't he?

-Yes.

-He's not coming back. I know that.

-What happened?

-I don't like talking about it.

-Outside the group.

-Talking about Rhodri...

-Talking about Rhodri...

-

-Rhodri?

-If you'll excuse me, Myf.

-I think maybe Gaynor needs me.

-Really, now. Not a word of a lie.

-I didn't know you smoked.

-I don't. Not really.

-I've given up as well.

-Right, I'd better go.

-I have another funeral at three.

-Myf, you're salt of the earth.

-You wouldn't believe how many times

-she's got me out of trouble.

-It's fine.

-Do you know him well?

-We've worked together a lot

-over the years.

-I always thought old men

-did that job.

-Eurig is a bit of a one-off.

-Is everything OK in there?

-Yes. I think so.

-Myf?

-What's wrong?

-I think I may have found someone.

-Is that Clare's husband?

-Yes, but...

-He came to the soup kitchen.

-Elain?

-Rhodri, Clare's husband...

-..killed himself, Myf.

-They found his stuff by the river

-three years ago.

-I know that's what Clare thinks.

-You must have seen someone

-who looks like him.

-Yes.

-Must be.

-Do you know what's worst?

-I'm jealous of Gaynor.

-If only I'd been able to bury him.

-It would be something.

-I think Myfanwy is in denial.

-I'm not!

-This man is surprisingly virile

-for his age.

-He has enough sperm

-for whole village.

-Do you have children?

-Do you have children?

-

-No. There was never time.

-I don't think she has a heart.

-Myfanwy?

-It's never made sense

-how we lost him.

-What was his name?

-Dafydd.

-He's dead.

-He must be dead. He must be.

-Where are you when I need you,

-Dafydd?

-It won't be long now, Myf.

-What's wrong with you, Myfanwy?

-You can't play with people's lives.

-Understand?

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