Fri, 02 Sep 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-It's a bit late now

-to worry that he won't turn up.

-I'll try to contact his neighbour.

-You obviously know her.

-You obviously know her.

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-Not really.

-She was having a meal with Dad

-the other night.

-She denied

-there was anything going on.

-It's what they told me too

-so don't suggest I keep secrets.

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-Sion.

-Sion.

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-Dad.

-Stop playing these games - waiting

-until the last minute to come back.

-This is what you wanted, isn't it?

-For me to go to court.

-What I wanted?

-You're doing this for your own sake,

-aren't you?

-I don't have to go.

-And I don't have to listen to you

-either.

-Do whatever you want.

-I'll make you breakfast.

-I'm alright.

-Coffee?

-Coffee?

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-No, thanks.

-It's only natural

-for you to feel nervous...

-..but I have a feeling

-it won't be as bad as you think.

-I'm going to get ready.

-I'll iron your shirt

-and fetch your suit.

-Go and have a shower.

-Yes. Five tables and a top table

-is fine, isn't it, Iol?

-Perfect, and ten on each table.

-OK. Thank you. Ta-ra.

-Great. We can decide

-who's sitting next to who now.

-Dad's back.

-I saw him at Y Felin just now.

-I said

-you were worrying about nothing.

-But why put me through all this?

-He's still threatening

-not to attend.

-Have you quarrelled again?

-Gwyneth is poking her nose in...

-..pretending to put Dad first

-and making me feel bad.

-Let's sort these tables out.

-Are we going to name every table?

-The golden oldies table.

-You next.

-Come on!

-How about...

-..the bottle blondes table?

-Leave it for now.

-I'll sort it out all on my own.

-Isn't Dani helping you?

-Isn't Dani helping you?

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-You're still angry about that.

-No, I'm not.

-No, I'm not.

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-So show me you're interested!

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Hiya. A letter for Iolo White.

-Sign here.

-They want me to be

-a witness in Meleri Dafydd's trial.

-You choose.

-These two go together.

-That's my funeral suit.

-This is perfect for you.

-I love a man in a suit.

-I'm going to court, not a party.

-It's important

-for you to impress them.

-They know exactly

-who and what I am.

-They'll know

-all about your good deeds too.

-They prove you're a good person.

-Sion White is false.

-He's not.

-He pretends to be a campaigner

-for the language, society...

-..religion, family.

-It's a long list.

-It's a long list.

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-You've had successes too.

-I wanted to be

-the centre of attention.

-Sion from the Valley.

-The ordinary people

-never get attention.

-They're the backbone of society.

-Don't be so hard on yourself.

-I'm ashamed of who I am.

-You need to return

-to your life here.

-This is your home.

-I want Iolo and Tyler

-to move here.

-Where will you go?

-Out on the street?

-Don't tell me

-you're going back to Tylorstown.

-That place is too good for me.

-I don't deserve

-to call myself a Valleys person.

-Cwmderi is what I deserve.

-So you'll have to...

-We'll have to stay here.

-Yes.

-I'd better get changed too.

-You should have company.

-Please yourself.

-I won't stop you.

-I'm taking photos

-for next year's calendar.

-I don't want to think about

-Christmas yet but I get so excited.

-A lot will happen before then.

-Yes, I plan to win the Lotto!

-I noticed you've got photos

-of Cwmderi RFC.

-This is where they meet.

-One of them looks familiar.

-Iolo White?

-Yes. How do you know Iolo?

-He must have done a plumbing job

-for my parents.

-That's right. He and my brother

-are getting married in two weeks.

-A same-sex marriage?

-Cool. Good luck to them.

-Cool. Good luck to them.

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-They deserve it.

-Iolo's had a hard time.

-Somebody attacked him a couple of

-months ago. He's lucky to be alive.

-Poor dab.

-Between that and his father

-going to court today...

-Hi, Kel.

-You.

-You.

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-Do you know each other?

-She...

-..attacked Iolo.

-There's nothing wrong

-with my eyesight.

-If only Iolo knew

-you were in his local!

-I'm sorry.

-I've been wittering on about

-the wedding like a broken record.

-No...

-..I've been unfair on you.

-We're supposed to support

-each other.

-That's what a marriage is.

-I don't deserve you.

-I don't deserve you.

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-Sion's bound to go to court.

-He wouldn't have come back

-otherwise.

-You have to go to court.

-It's important.

-To support him.

-Whatever happens,

-you'll regret it otherwise.

-He's pushing me away.

-You're both going through

-a tough time.

-This could bring you back together.

-I'll be here waiting for you.

-No.

-I want you to come with me.

-Sion White.

-After reading the report...

-..I must say that I'm disappointed

-and surprised...

-..that a prominent member of the

-community who should know better...

-..has pleaded guilty to theft.

-Relax, OK?

-He's definitely going to prison.

-They'll make an example of him.

-Don't you dare fall apart.

-Whatever happens,

-we have to stay strong for him.

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-I'm so glad Tyler wasn't here

-to see Meleri.

-That one's got problems.

-What if she was looking for Tyler?

-He's Iolo's boyfriend

-and could be her next target.

-If anything happened to Tyler,

-I'd never forgive myself.

-We should phone the police.

-We should phone the police.

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-No, don't.

-Why not?

-You could get Iolo in trouble.

-She's broken the bail conditions.

-Exactly why you shouldn't

-phone the cops.

-Kelly?

-Iolo found her address

-and went over there yesterday.

-Does Tyler know?

-They're not meant to have secrets.

-It'll ruin the wedding.

-You and Tyler are putting

-too much pressure on him.

-That will wreck the relationship.

-The wedding's going to be fine!

-You're right. It'll be epic.

-It'll show people like Meleri

-that love is all that matters.

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Yes.

-Yes.

-The court sentences you

-to 12 months in prison...

-..suspended for 12 months.

-You'll have to wear a tag

-in your home...

-..and keep to a curfew

-from 7.00pm until 7.00am...

-..for 3 months.

-Right, I'm going to phone Dani.

-That punishment won't suffice.

-I deserve to be in prison.

-I don't want a suspended sentence.

-You're free.

-I'm a rotten and immoral man.

-Mr White, calm down, please.

-He's been suffering from stress.

-He doesn't mean what he's saying.

-It's over, Sion. You can come home.

-Please leave. The case is closed.

-Why have you come here?

-There must be a reason

-you've come to see me.

-You and your family.

-You and your family.

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-Why?

-I want to talk. At your place

-this time. I know where you live.

-I saw her on your phone.

-I saw her on your phone.

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-She's leaving now.

-Go away.

-I doubt Iolo will be

-in a mood to celebrate.

-Sion can come now so all

-the organizing has been worthwhile.

-Hey, it's great news.

-Yes, great.

-I'm sure Iolo's pleased.

-He's gone to Y Felin

-to check that Sion's OK.

-If he'd gone to prison,

-I may have had to cancel everything.

-Well, there's no need now.

-Right, to the future.

-The future.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Meleri Dafydd turned up.

-In court?

-Iolo didn't panic.

-He must be stronger than I thought.

-What?

-She turned up here too.

-She turned up here too.

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-Looking for Iolo?

-What if she's here to threaten him?

-What if she comes back

-with her gang?

-You can't think like that.

-You can't think like that.

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-They're dangerous people.

-She won't do anything

-now the police are involved.

-She's a coward so chill out,

-have a drink and it'll be OK.

-Cheers.

-Living with your boyfriend,

-are you?

-Tyler.

-Cwmderi looks like a lovely village.

-A nice pub too.

-I went there

-for some Dutch courage.

-I saw that woman

-who was with you yesterday.

-I met your boyfriend's sister too.

-What do you want?

-You came knocking on my door

-yesterday. Do you remember?

-My head was in a spin after seeing

-your photo in the police station.

-I couldn't fathom

-how you could be so violent.

-I flipped.

-Don't tell lies.

-You and your mates planned it all.

-You used Volcano to target me.

-We wanted to scare you.

-Congratulations, you've done that.

-I'm lucky I recovered so well.

-I'm not proud of what I did.

-You're trying to get me

-to withdraw my statement.

-No, I'm not.

-You looked into my background,

-now I'm doing the same to you.

-So why did you come to court?

-The police

-could have spotted us together.

-I want to know

-more about your family.

-You didn't want to talk yesterday.

-What's changed?

-You seem like an alright bloke.

-I'm sorry for your severe injuries.

-You didn't deserve that.

-You don't mean it.

-You don't mean it.

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-I do.

-I realize now there are more

-peaceful ways of showing...

-..that I don't like you gays.

-I've never been comfortable

-with gays.

-The feeling deepened over

-the years, especially at university.

-They were everywhere - snogging

-and taking over the pubs.

-We're people...

-..who enjoy life

-and love each other.

-Don't tell me that's not normal.

-You force your sexuality

-on people...

-..take advantage of those

-who cannot stand up to you...

-..so someone has to make a stand.

-We're honest about our sexuality.

-I denied it for years

-and it was really stressful.

-But you are different.

-You've got to accept that.

-The world is full of different

-people but we're all equal.

-I have a right to an opinion.

-I don't have to be PC.

-Everyone is entitled to an opinion,

-as long as we respect one another.

-You're obviously a clever woman...

-..I don't understand

-this hatred for the gay community.

-My parents didn't like you.

-They said you were sick.

-You have a mind of your own,

-don't you?

-Some of you are alright, I suppose.

-Hey.

-I haven't finished.

-Don't I deserve

-some sort of an apology?

-I admit that I went too far.

-You'll have to be satisfied

-with that.

-See you again.

-Hey, that's better.

-You'll be more comfortable

-like that.

-Faith, you see?

-I bought a couple of bottles.

-We haven't had a drink together

-for ages.

-I'm not having a romantic drink

-with you.

-I have no right to enjoy life.

-It's been a long day. You're tired.

-Put your feet up.

-I'm never going

-to leave this house...

-..not even outside curfew hours.

-Sion, there's no need

-to feel ashamed...

-..or lock yourself away.

-You still don't understand.

-I don't deserve

-to be a part of society.

-Y Felin is my prison now...

-..so I'm going to suffer here

-alone...

-..so off you go.

-You're not welcome here.

-My place is with you and I'm fully

-aware of what you're going through.

-Are you deaf? Go away!

-What are you doing?!

-My place is with you.

-Sion!

-Sion! Sion!

-Go away!

-Go away!

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-Sion!

-Sion!

-Sion!

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