Episode 11 Pengelli

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-It's not what you think.

-We were just fooling around.

-You know me. I'm such a clown.

-Come over to the garage for a cuppa.

-Come over to the garage for a cuppa.

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-How long?

-How long, what?

-How long, what?

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-Stop it!

-Perhaps she'll tell me.

-Perhaps she'll tell me.

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-There's nothing to tell.

-Perhaps she'll tell me.

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-There's nothing to tell.

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-Well?

-Sorry.

-Sorry?

-That's that, then.

-The cake for Mari's...

-..birthday.

-No thanks.

-Oh, my God!

-John!

-Medwen, please. It was nothing.

-Pick up your bag after work.

-Move your hand or lose it.

-Medwen!

-Was that Medwen?

-Came to fetch the cake, did she?

-Didn't the girls do a great job?

-Did you see Medwen?

-She was here a few minutes ago.

-I have to go home. Now.

-All right.

-You're slow. You could have gone

-with Medwen and saved petrol.

-You're slow. You could have gone

-with Medwen and saved petrol.

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-Edwin, get on with your work.

-John Albert!

-Are you all right?

-Are you all right?

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-Yes.

-If there's anything...

-That deli bloke's a real hunk.

-I'm his for the taking.

-Why didn't Medwen

-take the cake with her?

-What's wrong?

-I'm in big trouble.

-What have you done?

-You're not pregnant?

-You're not pregnant?

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-Worse.

-Worse?

-I don't know how to tell you.

-I've been so stupid.

-Tell me.

-Medwen. She caught us.

-Who?

-Me and...

-..you know! Him!

-Are you trying to tell me

-that you and John Albert...?

-Not him!

-Oh, Carla!

-What am I going to do?

-She's bound to tell my parents.

-I feel so ashamed.

-I'll have to leave Deiniolen

-in disgrace.

-Oh, my God, what shall I do?

-How about him? What did he do?

-I thought as much.

-Will you phone Annette, please?

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-She knows.

-Please.

-Medwen, open the door. Please!

-I can explain.

-Can I help you?

-Can I help you?

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-Just looking, thanks.

-I have more stock...

-..if you're looking

-for something cheaper.

-..if you're looking

-for something cheaper.

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-No.

-Are you looking for a ring?

-Are you looking for a ring?

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-Well...

-Are you looking for a ring?

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-Well...

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-An engagement ring, perhaps?

-No, just a present.

-For your girlfriend or your wife?

-For your girlfriend or your wife?

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-Girlfriend.

-Is it her birthday?

-Is it her birthday?

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-No.

-Just a present?

-< Why can't all men be like you?

-I've given up on my husband.

-Marriage kills romance, you know.

-Medwen, open the door. Please!

-What are you trying to do?

-Mari and Menna are asleep.

-What are you trying to do?

-Mari and Menna are asleep.

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-Sorry. Can I come in?

-Why?

-Why?

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-To talk.

-Why?

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-To talk.

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-What's there to talk about?

-Quick! I don't want

-the whole village to hear.

-John! That should last you a week.

-Where am I supposed to go?

-Where am I supposed to go?

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-Try your bit on the side.

-Medwen!

-Medwen!

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-It's obvious what you see in her,

-but what does she see in you?

-Talk about scraping the bottom

-of the barrel. Now, get out!

-Don't be stupid, you can't throw me

-out because of one kiss.

-Don't be stupid, you can't throw me

-out because of one kiss.

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-One kiss?

-You must take me for a fool.

-It was a mistake. I'm sorry.

-She means nothing to me.

-You're the one I love.

-You're the one I love.

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-I'm trying to sleep.

-What are you doing home?

-I'll tell you later.

-I'll tell you later.

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-Is there anything wrong?

-I'll tell you later.

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-Is there anything wrong?

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-No.

-Your father and I

-are just sorting something out.

-Your father and I

-are just sorting something out.

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-Well, do it quietly.

-She's suffered enough.

-She's suffered enough.

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-You should have thought about that.

-Out!

-You don't want to know, Edwin.

-You don't want to know, Edwin.

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-Where are you going?

-You don't want to know, Edwin.

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-Where are you going?

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-None of your business.

-If you must know,

-to see Luned about the accounts.

-Sorry, Edwin, I'm stuck. Mam can't

-baby-sit. I borrowed her car.

-I should be at work,

-cleaning a house in town.

-He's no trouble. Thanks.

-So, Medwen's found out?

-So, Medwen's found out?

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-Looks like it. He rushed off home.

-So, Medwen's found out?

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-Looks like it. He rushed off home.

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-Poor thing.

-I tried to warn him...

-..but it's like telling a child

-to keep away from the fire.

-He's burnt his fingers this time

-and he's hurt other people.

-That's what gets me.

-People think they're so clever

-being unfaithful. It's easy.

-We're all tempted

-after years of marriage.

-His family'll suffer most.

-And Carla, of course. Mind you,

-she deserves to be taught a lesson.

-Thank goodness Edwin's life

-is so uncomplicated.

-Let them sort it out.

-Here are the accounts.

-Where is she?

-Don't be too hard on her.

-Don't be too hard on her.

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-She told me it was all over.

-Don't be too hard on her.

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-She told me it was all over.

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-Perhaps it wasn't that easy.

-Are you part of the cover up?

-Are you part of the cover up?

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-No!

-She deserves everything she gets

-for dragging us down with her.

-< Hey! What was all that about?

-< Hey! What was all that about?

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-Don't ask.

-That juicy?

-That juicy?

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-Put the kettle on.

-I might need a quick escape.

-I hope you're proud of yourself.

-You've really done it this time.

-You always wanted to be

-the centre of attention.

-I warned you, didn't I?

-Imagine what Mam and Dad will say.

-And Peris.

-I'm glad I'll be in Cardiff.

-You're going to get so much stick...

-I'm glad I'll be in Cardiff.

-You're going to get so much stick...

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-OK, Annette.

-Mind your own business.

-This is between Carla and me.

-Mind your own business.

-This is between Carla and me.

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-This is my kitchen...

-Worried about wasting precious

-working time, are we?

-Worried about wasting precious

-working time, are we?

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-Stop it, please!

-If you don't mind, I'd like

-a private word with Annette.

-It was a nightmare.

-Medwen walked in and caught us.

-He denied it. Ran after her.

-A real nightmare.

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-< He said he was serious.

-They'll say anything

-to get you into bed.

-It wasn't like that.

-It wasn't like that.

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-Really? So why did he run off home?

-He panicked.

-He was in shock. That's why he went.

-If he'd had time to think.

-Don't give me that, Carla.

-He'll be telling Medwen

-it was all your fault.

-He'll be telling Medwen

-it was all your fault.

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-He wouldn't do that.

-He'd do anything to save his skin.

-He'd do anything to save his skin.

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-How do you know?

-He'd do anything to save his skin.

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-How do you know?

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-I just do. Your name will be mud.

-It's always the same. >

-It's always the same. >

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-All men aren't like that.

-It's always the same. >

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-All men aren't like that.

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-John Albert is! He's pathetic.

-Don't...!

-Don't...!

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-Stop sticking up for him.

-What else does he have to do?

-Run you over with a bus?

-He'll never leave Medwen. He had

-no intention of leaving her.

-The sooner you admit it, the better.

-What shall we do with you, Carla?

-Why don't you take my job

-in Cardiff?

-Then again, perhaps Cardiff

-isn't far enough.

-No kidding? John Albert and Carla?

-Medwen caught them red-handed.

-Carla told me all about it.

-I knew there was someone,

-but I never imagined it was him.

-I knew there was someone,

-but I never imagined it was him.

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-Why do people have affairs?

-It's not fair, is it? Some of us

-have no-one, others have two.

-It's not fair, is it? Some of us

-have no-one, others have two.

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-I'd hate to be in his shoes.

-Come off it! We'd all jump at the

-chance if we could get away with it.

-Come off it! We'd all jump at the

-chance if we could get away with it.

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-I wouldn't.

-You're old-fashioned.

-That's how I feel.

-Liz is a lucky woman.

-You're one in a million.

-There are more of us out there

-than you'd imagine.

-There are more of us out there

-than you'd imagine.

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-Where?

-Don't tar us all with the same brush

-It's time you started trusting men.

-Look what happened when I did.

-You scare men away.

-You scare me - and I know you.

-You scare me - and I know you.

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-Thanks a bunch.

-I bought this for Liz.

-I hadn't planned to.

-A pushy saleswoman cornered me.

-Did she remind you of me?

-Did she remind you of me?

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-< She wasn't quite as bad as you.

-Are you deaf, Edwin?

-Sorry, Mr Griffiths.

-Sorry, Mr Griffiths.

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-What the...?

-A friend left him with me.

-A friend left him with me.

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-What friend?

-A friend left him with me.

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-What friend?

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-You wouldn't know him.

-She'll be back soon.

-She'll be back soon.

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-She?

-Is it a him or a her?

-Is it a him or a her?

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-A him.

-You said 'she'.

-You said 'she'.

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-I get my hims and hers mixed up.

-You said 'she'.

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-I get my hims and hers mixed up.

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-What's going on, Edwin?

-I hope this has nothing to do

-with John Albert.

-You obviously wanted to buy it.

-You obviously wanted to buy it.

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-I had no choice.

-Wanting to get married

-is nothing to be ashamed of.

-Wanting to get married

-is nothing to be ashamed of.

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-I'm not sure Liz wants to.

-But it's what you want.

-I came to find somewhere to hide.

-Oh?

-Geraint will fill you in.

-I'd better go.

-I'd better go.

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-Don't mind me.

-There's a crisis.

-What was all that about?

-The silly giggles.

-The silly giggles.

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-Giggles?

-I don't care what you were doing,

-but don't treat me like an idiot.

-I don't care what you were doing,

-but don't treat me like an idiot.

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-Gwenda and me...? No, it's not us!

-Guess who's playing away?

-How should I know?

-I can't say I care.

-John Albert and Carla.

-John Albert and Carla.

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-Oh, how interesting!

-Let me get this straight, Edwin.

-A lady friend asked you to baby-sit.

-What about her husband?

-I don't know.

-Why you?

-Why you?

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-Because we're friends.

-All right, John?

-Tell her it's not to happen again.

-No-one does any work around here.

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

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-Come into the office.

-It's not fair.

-You never question his moves.

-You never question his moves.

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-Leave him alone.

-He doesn't

-understand.

-Well?

-Well?

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-She kicked me out. She caught us.

-I was asking for it.

-It's no more than I deserve.

-That's what you think, isn't it?

-That's what you think, isn't it?

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-No.

-Perhaps she'll come round.

-What will you do in the meantime?

-What will you do in the meantime?

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-I don't know. Rent a place..

-Why are women so unreasonable?

-She didn't give me a chance to

-explain, just flew off the handle.

-What did you expect?

-What did you expect?

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-She could have heard me out.

-What did you expect?

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-She could have heard me out.

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-What would you have said?

-I'd have thought of something.

-What about Carla?

-What about Carla?

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-What about her?

-What about Carla?

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-What about her?

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-How is she?

-What about Carla?

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-What about her?

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-How is she?

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-How is she?

-How should I know?

-Shouldn't you go and see her?

-Shouldn't you go and see her?

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-And land myself in deeper trouble?

-Shouldn't you go and see her?

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-And land myself in deeper trouble?

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-She gets into such a state.

-Just like Olwen when you

-left her standing at the altar?

-Edwin, Medwen's chucked me out for

-having an affair with Carla. OK?

-Whose baby is that?

-Whose baby is that?

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-A friend's.

-Sorry, I came back as soon as I

-could. Mam couldn't baby-sit. >

-I had no-one else to turn to.

-I couldn't help it.

-I couldn't help it.

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-As long as it doesn't happen again.

-They're angry. They think I'm taking

-advantage. I'm not, Edwin.

-They're angry. They think I'm taking

-advantage. I'm not, Edwin.

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-I know.

-Was he all right?

-Was he all right?

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-Fine.

-I'll go before they get back.

-I'll go before they get back.

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-John Albert's wife's kicked him out.

-That's why they're cross.

-It has nothing to do with you.

-That's why they're cross.

-It has nothing to do with you.

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-Sure? Thank goodness for that.

-At least they know about us now.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-Where do you think?

-Sure?

-If you're stuck,

-there's a spare sofa at my place.

-Bachelors always have a spare bed.

-Thanks.

-Shall I have a word with her?

-Shall I have a word with her?

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-No, I'll pack her off home.

-Leave this to me, Luned.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-I just want to talk to her.

-What do you want?

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-I just want to talk to her.

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-That's not a good idea.

-Why pick someone as naive as Carla?

-< Gave you a kick, did it?

-< Gave you a kick, did it?

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-It wasn't like that.

-What the hell are you doing here?

-You've made a right mess of my

-sister's life, you selfish pig.

-You'll pay for this. By the time

-I've finished with you...

-You'll pay for this. By the time

-I've finished with you...

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-Shut it! For once in your life.

-You think you're so clever.

-How old are you? Twenty-four?

-You haven't a clue.

-I'm going in there.

-You're not stopping me.

-Annette. Let him go in.

-Let him.

-Let him.

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-Whose side are you on?

-Let him.

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-Whose side are you on?

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-Grow up, for God's sake.

-Be careful what you say.

-Sorry.

-There's no excuse.

-I've let you down, haven't I?

-I've let you down, haven't I?

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-No, you only promised to leave

-Medwen and move in with me.

-Had a good laugh, did you...

-..with your mates?

-Boasting about your bit on the side?

-I must have been thick.

-Or desperate.

-You're broke and you're past it.

-You're not even good-looking!

-I'm glad this happened. It's made

-me see you for what you are.

-I love you.

-Get out!

-I never want to see you again.

-Out!

-Out!

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