Fri, 12 May 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-This is a nice surprise.

-Come through.

-I won't keep you.

-I was just passing.

-I can't make a cuppa. I'm going out.

-I can't make a cuppa. I'm going out.

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-No, I'm fine.

-Do you fancy going out for

-a meal tonight or are you busy?

-Why don't you come over here

-around six o'clock?

-I'll cook for us.

-Great. Thank you.

-As long as it's no trouble.

-Oh. Well?

-I've listened to it a lot

-and it's excellent.

-TELEPHONE

-Excuse me.

-Hello.

-Oh, hiya, Hywel.

-Right.

-No, that's a lot of help.

-Thank you.

-Alright?

-Something to do with the school,

-but...

-..very bad news for someone

-once again.

-Less is more, Kelly.

-When will you learn?

-Hywel has found out

-where the essays came from.

-And it's not a surprise?

-And it's not a surprise?

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-Chester Monk.

-Please make a case

-for expelling him.

-One step at a time. I don't want to

-be accused of disrupting his exams.

-He's disrupting his exams!

-Not to mention everything else.

-I agree, but the last thing

-we want is a PR disaster.

-You have to be seen to protect

-the innocent people in all this...

-..not brushing things

-under the carpet.

-Is there real coffee here?

-I need a caffeine hit.

-No, I don't have any, sorry.

-Why were you up so late last night?

-Skyping Chester and my friends.

-They were on the beach.

-I was well jel.

-Why don't you look

-for a temporary job?

-It would be nice to have something

-other than your laptop and Chester.

-I have considered it.

-The latest about Chester

-is that he's started a business...

-..selling essays to pupils.

-Did you know about this?

-It doesn't matter

-what Chester says or does...

-..he'll always get the blame.

-You should go into politics,

-Hannah...

-..with your talent

-for avoiding questions.

-He had nothing to do

-with selling essays.

-OK?

-Good.

-Kelly?

-Yes.

-Morgan. Nice to meet you at last.

-You too.

-What would you like? They have

-a good selection of lagers.

-A coffee. Americano.

-Extra hot, extra shot.

-That necklace suits you.

-Ta. I love it.

-Glad to hear it.

-This place is cool.

-I haven't been to Swansea for ages.

-But your accent...

-Pure Valleys. Merthyr.

-Me too.

-Me too.

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-No way.

-We moved away when I was seven

-but I was born on the Gurnos Estate.

-Oh, my god, me too!

-Where did you move to from the

-bright lights of Merthyr, then?

-West Wales and then London.

-Mam didn't like staying anywhere.

-My mother's really independent

-as well.

-So, um... How did you get involved

-in animal rights?

-When I did a stint on this fur farm

-while travelling in the 1980s.

-Seeing those animals

-stuffed into cages drove me mad.

-It had a lasting effect on me.

-It had a lasting effect on me.

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-I hate cruelty too.

-What about the bloke

-working with you?

-Um... Gethin.

-He must feel strongly about it too

-like you.

-Yes, that's why we founded

-Friends of all Creatures.

-He had a tough upbringing

-like me...

-..and it makes us want

-to protect the innocent.

-What do you mean,

-by a tough upbringing?

-We've just had to take care

-of ourselves.

-I know we've discussed this before.

-Not with me. This is the first

-I've heard about essays.

-We didn't have evidence

-that Chester was responsible.

-Don't play with your phone!

-But we do have evidence now.

-An expert has traced the essays

-to this address.

-Your address, Chester.

-This is illegal.

-I've got human rights.

-We haven't broken the law.

-So you have been selling

-Sion's essays for money, have you?

-Not just Sion's.

-Other teachers' essays too.

-They thought they were helping

-Chester with his coursework.

-Chester will receive support

-from the school...

-..during the exam period...

-..but then we should consider

-other options...

-..if Chester intends

-to continue his education.

-What are you saying?

-You don't want him to come back,

-is it?

-Well, the school isn't getting

-the best out of Chester...

-..despite trying for years.

-I don't want to go

-to another school.

-Mam, say something, will you?

-What can I say?

-Look, why don't we discuss this

-after the exams?

-Focus on those for now, yes?

-Um...

-..thank you.

-We could pretend

-we've stayed at Penrhewl...

-..and write bad reviews

-about the terrible time we had.

-Sub-standard tents,

-poor facilities...

-..uncomfortable beds.

-Then when people look up Penrhewl

-or glamping online...

-..the bad reviews will come up.

-That's really naughty.

-That's really naughty.

-

-Yes, but effective.

-Companies have closed

-because of bad reviews.

-I'm hungry. Can I buy you a meal?

-You don't have to buy me a meal...

-..but, yes,

-I could do with something to eat.

-Can we see the menu?

-And the wine list.

-Why not? It's the weekend.

-Toilet.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Who's there?

-Hannah. Diane's granddaughter.

-I thought you were someone else.

-Come in before anyone sees me.

-Ignore this.

-Right, what can I do for you?

-You know Chester and I

-are dating, don't you?

-So I know all about the meeting

-he had with you today...

-..and that he could be expelled.

-Hannah, it's nice that you're loyal

-but this a matter for the school.

-But it was my fault.

-It had nothing to do with Chester.

-I wanted a money quick fix

-but it got out of hand.

-I've closed the website down. I'm

-sorry for the trouble I've caused.

-And what was Chester doing while

-you were working on his computer?

-He tried to stop me

-but we're going out together.

-He likes me.

-It started as a bit of fun.

-I'm so sorry.

-I promise it'll never happen again.

-Right.

-You'd better go.

-I've got someone coming over.

-I really am sorry.

-Hiya.

-Well, Mr Teflon

-has got away with it again.

-What do you mean?

-Hannah has been over claiming she

-was the brains behind the essays.

-You don't believe her, do you?

-Well, she's lost her place

-at the school thanks to him.

-Well, I'll have to assess Hannah's

-case separately to be fair to her.

-Listen, I'd better go.

-Elgan's coming over later.

-Alright. Let's hope he turns up.

-How long have you lived in Cwmderi?

-On and off since I was 18.

-Have you got photos of the people

-you've talked about?

-Auntie Anita and...

-..Gethin.

-I like to put faces to names.

-I like to put faces to names.

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-Yes.

-Do you still live

-with Auntie Anita?

-Yes, since...

-..Uncle Meic died.

-We get on well

-and she enjoys the company too.

-Here she is.

-Auntie Anita.

-Auntie Anita.

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-She looks nice.

-And Gethin.

-His partner Ffion.

-And her daughter Arwen.

-And her daughter Arwen.

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-Ah, cute.

-What's Ffion like?

-Really nice. Her fair share

-of demons, but she's alright now.

-It's no secret, she's an alcoholic.

-Gethin, Dani and I locked her in

-her flat for a week to detox her.

-Who's Dani?

-Gethin's sister.

-A bit of a character.

-A bit of a character.

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-Is she?

-Under the fun exterior, someone

-you wouldn't want to mess with.

-She's tough.

-There are dark secrets in that

-family, from what I understand.

-What do you mean, dark secrets?

-Something to do with the father.

-I've never spoken

-to Gethin or Dani about it...

-..so it wouldn't be fair to gossip.

-But there are two sides

-to every story.

-Not to this story, I don't think.

-Gethin hates him.

-The guy is on the run

-from the police.

-And there's no smoke without fire,

-is there?

-No.

-What are you doing?

-You're not getting this back

-until after the exams!

-I'm going to Adam's house.

-Do you think your life will go back

-to normal after what you've done?

-After all the chances

-that school's given you!

-DOOR BUZZER

-Sit down!

-I felt so ashamed sitting there

-in front of Gaynor today...

-..so from now on,

-all you're going to do...

-..is revise until after the exams.

-And then maybe...maybe,

-if you do really well...

-..I'll get Gaynor to reconsider.

-I've sorted it out.

-I've been to see Gaynor and told her

-I was behind the essays.

-So she can't expel you.

-So she can't expel you.

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-You're a lifesaver. Thanks.

-Hannah, I don't know

-if I'm happy about this.

-I can only hope

-you haven't got yourself in trouble.

-Because if she has...

-..it'll all be your fault.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Sorry.

-I'm so sorry.

-Well, the meal is ruined.

-A friend of mine phoned, Huw,

-my best friend from university.

-I haven't heard from him in years.

-Anyway, he's getting married

-for the third time.

-Why didn't you phone to tell me

-you were going to be late?

-I was on the phone,

-so I couldn't phone.

-I couldn't get rid of Huw. Sorry.

-Look, would you consider

-being my plus one at this wedding?

-He's rented somewhere

-in the Cotswolds.

-He says it's like Downton Abbey.

-Huw works in the private sector

-so he has loads of money.

-Right, well, I'll check my diary.

-Come through.

-Oh, you've gone to a lot of

-trouble. There's a fantastic aroma.

-Yes, well,

-it smells better than it looks now.

-I'll see if I can rescue it.

-Why don't you see

-if you like this first?

-I know it might be a bit early

-to buy you a gift like this...

-..but I saw it and thought

-it would be perfect for you.

-This must have cost you a fortune.

-Do you like it?

-It's fantastic. Thank you.

-So I'm forgiven, am I?

-Well, I'm still considering it.

-Alright. What if I took you

-out for a meal?

-You can wear that if you like,

-not that you need to change.

-You look lovely as you are.

-I'll try it on.

-Help yourself to some wine.

-I'm sorry to call by so late.

-Is there anything wrong?

-Is Hannah here?

-Is Hannah here?

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-Come in. She's upstairs.

-Listen, Diane, I'm not doing this

-to be mean, but...

-What's happened?

-I heard what you said to Gaynor.

-You've made a big mistake, Hannah.

-Hold on.

-What are you talking about?

-Hannah's taken the blame

-for Chester's latest scam.

-He was selling essays to pupils.

-Why have you come here

-on a Friday night to say this?

-Just because you've got

-a personal problem with Chester.

-Don't talk to Ffion like that.

-It's alright, Diane. I can

-understand why Hannah said that.

-But I'm not doing this

-because of a personal vendetta.

-Chester has destroyed

-a lot of lives.

-I don't want to see your name

-added to that list.

-You don't know him like I do.

-He hasn't destroyed anything.

-Maybe he already has.

-You've admitted a serious offence.

-Gaynor could refuse you a place

-at the new community school.

-Well, thank you, Ffion.

-Hannah.

-I'll get this.

-I'll get this.

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-No, we'll split it.

-I insist. Then I have to go.

-I've got an important meeting.

-We've got a protest this weekend...

-..at a laboratory

-where they experiment on animals.

-What sort of protest?

-A protest where morality

-takes precedence over legality.

-I have no idea

-what that sentence means.

-It's been nice meeting you.

-It's been nice meeting you too.

-You're really fascinating,

-do you know that?

-I've never thought of myself

-as being particularly fascinating.

-You should.

-Would you like to meet up again?

-Yes.

-Next week, maybe?

-I could tell you about the weekend.

-You've got my number, so...

-Take care.

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