Fri, 03 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Here you are, love.

-Are you sure you're OK now?

-Well, I'm better than I was.

-I still don't understand

-how it happened.

-Don't you remember anything?

-Not really.

-Didn't any of your friends

-see anything?

-What was Colin thinking

-allowing Chester to have a party?

-It was nothing to do with Chester.

-Someone spiked my drink.

-You shouldn't have been drinking.

-You shouldn't have been drinking.

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-Everyone drinks at my age.

-Stop nagging. I'm alright.

-Yes, now. But you were in an awful

-state in hospital last night.

-Anything could have happened.

-It doesn't bear thinking about.

-Where are you going?

-I'm not going to sit here

-doing nothing, am I?

-Someone drugged Ricky last night.

-I won't let them get away with it.

-She was very quiet

-when she came home last night.

-Do you think she's alright?

-It's not easy making new friends.

-Right. Here we are.

-A cuppa for us both,

-just the two of us. OK?

-I tried to talk to her

-but she went straight to bed.

-You know what young people

-are like these days.

-Nobody talks to each other.

-Forget Hannah for now.

-I got your favourites here.

-Chocolate and caramel biscuits.

-Do you think she might be homesick?

-Do you think she might be homesick?

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-I don't know.

-I think I should go up

-and check on her.

-Oh, there you are.

-What do you want for breakfast,

-love?

-I'm not hungry.

-You have to eat.

-I'll have something later.

-I'm going out for a while.

-I'll come with you.

-I'll come with you.

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-What about our cuppa here?

-There's no need. I'll be fine.

-You can't go off wandering

-on your own, Hannah.

-She's not a schoolgirl any more,

-is she?

-Thank you, Uncle David.

-Thank you, Uncle David.

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-Hannah?

-Hannah...

-Look what you've done now.

-Look what you've done now.

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-Me?

-It's you who's fussing

-like a brooding hen!

-If that's what you think of me

-I should have stayed in Australia!

-That's not what I meant.

-You know that.

-Be a good little girl for Dadi.

-Mami will see you after work.

-Are you going back to the salon?

-Are you going back to the salon?

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-Yes.

-I can't hide here forever, can I?

-And as you said,

-this could go on for a while.

-Yes, Sher...

-It's alright.

-I have to be strong for Esther.

-I'll phone you later

-to see how you're managing.

-OK.

-OK.

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-Right. Say goodbye to Mam.

-Bye.

-Everything will be alright.

-"Do you have 5 minutes?"

-How is he?

-How is he?

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-Fast asleep.

-Thank goodness he's alright.

-Drugs are everywhere, aren't they?

-It's frightening.

-Young people don't realize

-the damage they can do.

-It's not only young people.

-I hope Mark hasn't made it worse.

-You know what he's like.

-He opens his mouth

-before putting his brain into gear.

-That runs in the family, love.

-TEXT ALERT

-"Great. Cafe in 30 minutes."

-Oi! What are you going to do

-about the drugs in Ysgol y Mynach?

-What?

-Ricky almost died last night.

-Someone spiked his drink.

-No. Is he alright?

-No. Is he alright?

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-Yes, no thanks to you.

-What's it got to do with me?

-What's it got to do with me?

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-They were kids from Ysgol y Mynach.

-Where did this happen?

-Where did this happen?

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-In someone's house.

-Oh. Not on school premises.

-They were all your pupils.

-I'm not aware of a drugs problem

-at school.

-We operate a very strict policy.

-We operate a very strict policy.

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-It's clearly not working.

-Is there any evidence that pupils

-from the school were responsible?

-The drugs could have come

-from anywhere.

-The party

-was in Chester Monk's house.

-Right. So I don't think

-it's anything to do with the school.

-Don't you?

-Well, I'm warning you.

-If you don't do something about it,

-I'll go straight to the papers.

-I can't cope with this any more.

-Garry keeps disappearing...

-..Gwyneth's landed in the flat

-like a cuckoo...

-..and to make it even worse,

-she's nice to me.

-She's so two-faced.

-Oh, nice scarf.

-Hiya, girls.

-Are there any appointments

-this afternoon?

-Let me see. Is 1.00pm alright?

-Great. Perfect.

-Is everything alright, love?

-Is everything alright, love?

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-Yes, great.

-Right. See you this afternoon.

-Ta-ra.

-You look really cute.

-I've got us a cake each.

-Sorry I'm a bit late.

-I went over to the salon.

-I need to make an appointment too.

-The sun has played havoc

-with my hair.

-Do you know what?

-Sheryl

-doesn't look very well at all.

-She was wearing a scarf

-on her head.

-She probably hasn't done her roots.

-Yes. Maybe you're right.

-Anyway, how are you?

-How's it going with you and Dai?

-Is it any better?

-I know things weren't very good

-before you went away.

-But there we are.

-You needed a break.

-Is that the only reason

-you went away?

-What do you mean?

-Well, did anyone go with you

-to keep you company?

-Do you think I'm having an affair?

-It happens.

-It was the last thing on my mind.

-Nobody else thinks that, do they?

-No, I don't think so.

-I just couldn't understand

-why you went away without a word.

-It all got too much for me,

-that's all.

-I'm sorry. I wasn't much

-of a friend either, was I?

-Anyway, I'm fine now.

-As good as new.

-I wasn't expecting to see

-you today. How's Ricky?

-I haven't seen him yet.

-Can I talk to you for a minute?

-I'm busy, Chester.

-I'm busy, Chester.

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-Please, Dani.

-OK.

-They weren't my drugs.

-They weren't my drugs.

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-So who had them?

-I don't know but it wasn't me.

-Garry doesn't believe me.

-Can you talk to him?

-Yes, um... I don't have

-any influence at all over Garry.

-Please?

-If Garry doesn't believe you,

-talk to him.

-I don't believe a word

-that comes out of his mouth.

-Hold on, a hair.

-Hold on, a hair.

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-No.

-I don't want you to touch my hair,

-OK?

-OK. I'm sorry.

-Why are you staring at me?

-I'm not.

-You are. Everyone stares at me.

-Sher.

-I can't do this. It's too hard.

-OK. I don't understand.

-I've got alopecia.

-What?

-I've got alopecia.

-My hair's falling out.

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-Is it to do with stress?

-I've been stressed recently.

-No, not always.

-Children can have it as well.

-It's something to do

-with the immune system.

-So are there any symptoms

-you can look out for?

-My hair falls out

-in the shower as well.

-I'm sorry.

-You must be feeling terrible.

-I've felt better.

-I can't imagine anything worse.

-I get stressed about my hair

-if the straighteners don't work.

-It's not great

-if you're running a salon, is it?

-Ooh, hold on.

-I saw this earlier.

-"10 ways with a scarf."

-We could try them out.

-I'm sorry.

-Ignore me. I'm just being stupid.

-No. You're being honest.

-I don't know what to say.

-Listen, if you ever want to cry...

-..or scream or anything...

-..I'm here for you.

-OK?

-Hiya, Kath.

-You haven't seen Hannah, have you?

-No.

-She went out for a walk.

-I wanted to go with her

-but Dai said I was fussing too much.

-It's only natural that you

-worry about her, isn't it?

-That's what I told him.

-But he's still sulking

-about this Australia business.

-Um...

-He hasn't mentioned to you

-why he thinks I went away, has he?

-No. He said it came as a shock.

-Anita thought

-I'd found someone else.

-Dai doesn't think that, does he?

-He didn't say that.

-He only said...

-..he was afraid that he didn't

-mean so much to you any more.

-That's not true.

-Listen, Diane.

-Maybe it's time you two talked

-to each other. How are you, Dai?

-Oh.

-Listen, do you fancy going

-to Cwm Delhi, just the two of us?

-What, for lunch?

-Just the two of us? Now?

-Yes.

-Yes, OK.

-Right. I'll see you there

-in half an hour.

-Yes, good. Right.

-Was that your idea?

-I didn't say a word.

-Listen, I know I asked you here

-to meet but as Diane asked...

-Yes, of course.

-I'd better go.

-Yes. Off you go.

-Chester!

-What happened to Ricky last night?

-What happened to Ricky last night?

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-I don't know.

-I heard you were with him.

-I was at the same party,

-that's all.

-Right.

-Well, if you happen

-to hear any more...

-..let me know, will you?

-Everyone thinks it was my fault.

-Everyone thinks it was my fault.

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-What? That's not fair.

-It's how it goes around here.

-Ricky's OK now anyway.

-Have you seen him?

-Mark would never let me.

-Mark would never let me.

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-Come on. I'll come with you.

-OK. Thanks.

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-Oh, Mark.

-Hey, I'm on my way out.

-Ricky was at a party last night

-where someone spiked his drink.

-What? A party?

-Your granddaughter is over

-from Australia, isn't she?

-Yes.

-They can get hold of all kinds

-of drugs over there.

-Hannah would never take drugs.

-What right do you have

-to come here making accusations?

-I'm trying to work out

-what happened, that's all.

-Anyway, Hannah was out

-with her school friends last night.

-Yes, in Chester Monk's house.

-Chester Monk?

-Ricky swears it wasn't him.

-But Chester's just out of prison

-so I bet he's got loads of drugs.

-So Hannah was at risk there too.

-Exactly.

-He's gone too far this time!

-Are you well enough

-to have visitors?

-Yes, I'm fine.

-Yes, I'm fine.

-

-I hope you've learnt your lesson.

-Alright?

-Are you OK?

-I've never felt so ill...

-..but don't tell them

-or Mam and Dad will make a fuss.

-I'm sorry.

-I'm sorry.

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-Why? I took the tablets.

-Yes, whatever they were.

-That Tom was a real prat.

-Mrs Llywelyn knows all about it.

-Who told her?

-You know what Cwmderi is like.

-I don't want to take the blame

-but I won't grass on Tom either.

-He's still a friend,

-even if he is a prat.

-Why don't you say

-people you didn't know turned up?

-Say that gatecrashers saw it

-on that website. Cnoc Cnoc.

-I wouldn't be that stupid.

-I wouldn't be that stupid.

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-I know that, but they don't.

-It sounds like a good idea to me.

-OK.

-So nobody knows

-who brought the drugs, yeah?

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-Hiya, Diane.

-Now? Why?

-OK.

-Diane's found out as well.

-Diane's found out as well.

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-Already?

-I'd better go. See you, Rick.

-Chester.

-Rick, is it?

-It's sad about Sioned and Ed,

-isn't it?

-Yes.

-Thanks.

-How are Hywel and Esther?

-Great.

-And what about you, love?

-You seem very quiet today.

-You seem very quiet today.

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-I'm tired, that's all.

-Listen, I couldn't help

-noticing the scarf.

-I don't want to interfere...

-I don't want to interfere...

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-Well, don't interfere.

-If Sheryl wants to wear a scarf

-she can wear a scarf.

-If you're ill or something

-I just thought...

-Well, don't.

-People come to the salon to get

-their hair styled, not to think.

-Thanks, Anita.

-Mami, we're back.

-Is everything alright?

-Not too bad.

-What are you doing here?

-Get out. Now!

-It wasn't me.

-It wasn't me.

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-Get out!

-If you come here again

-I'll phone the cops.

-What's wrong with you?

-What's wrong with you?

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-I'm trying to look after you.

-What's all this noise?

-He spiked your drink

-or have you forgotten?

-It wasn't Chester.

-Don't try and defend him.

-Don't try and defend him.

-

-I'm not.

-I took the drugs.

-What?

-You heard me. I took them.

-Don't worry. I'll never

-do it again. It was terrible.

-How could you be so stupid?

-I don't know. It happened.

-The problem is now,

-someone has told Mrs Llywelyn.

-Mark?

-I had to do something.

-He said someone spiked his drink.

-That's why I didn't tell the truth.

-I knew you'd react like this.

-Thanks, Dad!

-You've made it a lot worse for me.

-You and your big mouth.

-Give me five minutes.

-Where have you been?

-And what is she doing here?

-And what is she doing here?

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-Guess what I've just heard.

-There was a drugs party, Ricky

-almost died and Hannah was there.

-This was supposed to be

-a meal for two.

-I couldn't leave her on her own.

-I'm alright.

-We can't talk with her here.

-Don't be so selfish.

-Selfish?! It's selfish to want

-to have a chat with my wife, is it?

-Uncle David's right.

-You're being unfair to him.

-I'm going home.

-I'm going home.

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-Hannah.

-Hannah, come back here.

-How could you?

-What? How could...

-How could I what, Diane?

-How could I worry

-about our marriage?

-Because I am worried.

-I understand that now.

-That's why I suggested

-that we have lunch together.

-But then I found out about Hannah.

-But then I found out about Hannah.

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-Hannah, Hannah, Hannah.

-Every time

-I try to get through to you...

-..there's a crisis involving her.

-That's not my fault.

-I'm not saying it is,

-but it's convenient for you.

-You use her as an excuse

-not to talk to me.

-But there we are.

-Maybe there's no point in talking.

-Because maybe our relationship

-has no future.

-What do you mean?

-Dai, where are you going?

-If you can't see

-what the problem is...

-..there's no point me explaining,

-is there?

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