Fri, 16 Feb 2018 Pobol y Cwm

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-Are you sure you can take Gwern

-to Tom's house by 3 o'clock?

-Of course.

-Thanks.

-Garry was supposed to take him.

-Oh, don't talk to me

-about those two. I have no idea.

-Anyway, you're smartly dressed.

-Are you going anywhere special?

-Sioned's asked me to visit her.

-Be careful, Gwyn. You don't want

-to get dragged into that mess.

-I won't.

-I think she's lonely.

-She's being released a week today.

-She's got a mother.

-Yes, who's not supportive at all.

-Yes, who's not supportive at all.

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-Maybe not.

-But that's not your problem.

-Don't worry,

-I know exactly what I'm doing.

-Thanks again.

-Do you think she'll come back?

-If you carry on putting out pieces

-of steak like that...

-..every cat in the village

-will turn up!

-I'm stupid, aren't I?

-No.

-Just soft.

-That's why I love you.

-Oh.

-When do you start your shift?

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Britt. Come in.

-Hiya. I thought you'd be here.

-I wanted to remind you

-I've got the afternoon off today.

-Yes, no problem. I remember.

-I'm going for afternoon tea.

-I'm going for afternoon tea.

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-Oh, posh!

-A special offer in the Western Post.

-For today only.

-I couldn't believe

-how cheap it was.

-By the way, I saw Gwyneth just now.

-You know that Sioned's

-coming out next week, don't you?

-Well, I wasn't absolutely sure

-of the date, but...

-I wanted you to know...

-..so that you don't have a shock.

-Right, so long.

-Thank you, Britt.

-Ta-ra.

-That's alright.

-Half term!

-No, that makes perfect sense, yes.

-There we are. Thank you, John.

-See you then.

-OK. Bye, now. Ta-ra.

-What was that?

-I was discussing a few details

-with the surgery.

-Couldn't they wait

-until you're back in work next week?

-Are you sure you're ready for this?

-Are you sure you're ready for this?

-

-Yes. It's time to face it.

-How did things go with you today?

-Great. The boys' toilets

-were blocked again.

-What is it with boys and toilets?

-You could write a thesis about it!

-At least I've got

-a week's holiday now.

-Yes, and a little treat

-for you this afternoon.

-We're going for afternoon tea.

-Really?

-You didn't have to do that.

-Yes, I did, after everything

-you've done for me recently.

-Thanks.

-I'd better get changed then.

-Look at her! She looks

-as if she's been sucking a hoover!

-I'd rather have wrinkles

-than Botox any day.

-Why do people do these things

-to themselves?

-You should ask Hannah.

-She's the expert.

-Catrin's nose

-hasn't stopped bleeding for days.

-I wouldn't be surprised

-if she's got an infection.

-Sorry, Eileen.

-I've got a headache all of a sudden.

-That's it, you go.

-Don't worry about Catrin now.

-Did you hear about what happened?

-Hannah took Catrin

-to get a nose piercing.

-Not a word to me first. Oh, no.

-But there we are, that girl can do

-no wrong in Diane's eyes.

-Sorry, Eileen.

-Sorry, you must have more

-important things on your mind...

-..with Sioned coming

-out next week.

-Will she come and live here?

-I don't know.

-That's 1.50, please.

-Yes.

-She hasn't asked yet then, has she?

-I don't want to discuss it.

-Do you want anything else?

-No thanks. Right...

-I'll go now then. So long.

-Everyone will be gossiping now,

-I suppose.

-Why don't people realize we've

-put that business behind us?

-It's as if they still

-want us to suffer.

-People don't like it

-when you're strong.

-They like to think they're better

-than you when you're suffering.

-Maybe, but I'm determined

-not to feel like that.

-You've got Kelly to consider now.

-A fresh start.

-I don't want anything

-to spoil that.

-Do you want a cuppa?

-Do you want a cuppa?

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-Yes. Why not?

-I'll be back now.

-Right, which one?

-This one or this one?

-Don't look like that.

-It's not a test.

-I'm not very good

-at things like this.

-I think this one,

-but is it a bit short?

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-Hello. Hiya, John.

-Yes.

-Oh.

-This afternoon?

-Well, I had plans.

-No. Alright.

-I'll be there.

-Sorry. I have to go to the surgery.

-What? Now?

-What about the afternoon tea?

-One of the partners has resigned.

-There's an extraordinary meeting.

-I was looking forward to it.

-I was looking forward to it.

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-Look, you can still go.

-No. Can't you phone to rearrange?

-Go with someone else.

-Who?

-I don't know. One of your friends.

-Sorry.

-Go home, puss.

-Go home.

-It doesn't seem to want to move.

-It followed me all the way here.

-It's like a puppy.

-This cafe is getting stranger

-by the day.

-I don't think you should encourage

-strays into the cafe.

-Technically, it's not in the cafe.

-It's at the door.

-You don't know

-what kind of diseases it has.

-There are hygiene rules

-about these things.

-Alright. Don't panic. I'm trying

-to find out who the owner is.

-Come here.

-Come here. You're so gorgeous.

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-Thank you.

-It's lovely, isn't it?

-Isn't it?

-Thanks for asking me

-to come with you.

-It's fine.

-I just felt, well...

-..with everything that's

-happened to you lately...

-..that you deserve a treat.

-Look who's here.

-Diane. Hello.

-Oh, hello.

-You two are here as well.

-Are you on your own?

-Glenys was supposed to meet me,

-but she texted. She can't come.

-Oh, no.

-You're welcome to join us, if you

-like. You don't mind, do you?

-Not at all.

-I'd love that.

-I'd love that.

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-Great.

-It's cold here, isn't it?

-Sorry I'm late.

-The traffic was terrible.

-It doesn't matter. You came.

-Of course. Didn't they tell you?

-Yes, but you never know.

-Especially after last time.

-I wouldn't do that to you.

-I felt terrible.

-How are you?

-Sorry, stupid question.

-It's fine.

-I'm alright, most of the time.

-Do the screws treat you alright?

-No-one's causing you trouble,

-is there?

-You know how it is.

-Yes.

-I'm glad you came today.

-So am I.

-That's where Hywel Llywelyn was,

-in the reception, in his pants!

-No!

-Honestly.

-He'd locked himself out of the room.

-And I'll tell you this.

-It's the first time Hywel

-Llywelyn's been caught...

-..with his pants up!

-Excuse me.

-I need to go to the toilet.

-This is fun, isn't it?

-Diane's in a better mood

-than she was in this morning.

-Why? What's happened?

-Hello.

-Hiya. Someone else saw the special

-offer in the Western Post did they?

-What special offer?

-The one for afternoon tea today.

-It was so cheap.

-I hope you haven't paid

-the full price.

-Um... No.

-Did you bring anyone with you?

-No.

-This room's nice, isn't it?

-Do you want to sit with us?

-No, I'm sure Britt wants

-a bit of peace and quiet.

-No, it would be nice

-to have company.

-There isn't much room

-around the table...

-We can all move closer together.

-Diane, look who we've found.

-As there's a gang of us now, why

-don't we have a bottle of Prosecco?

-That's a great idea.

-No, not there!

-Hello!

-Bless you. Sorry, I was...

-..otherwise engaged.

-Coffee to take out, please.

-Bless you again.

-You should see a doctor!

-So, um...

-What do doctors do when they're ill?

-Do they, um, diagnose themselves?

-Doctors are the worst

-for not going to the doctor.

-Handy for Gaynor though,

-being with you.

-Any problems and Bob's your uncle.

-I'm not sure she'd agree

-with you today.

-We were supposed to go out

-this afternoon, but duty calls.

-Can I...

-Can I ask you something?

-Well...

-You know when someone has

-a traumatic experience...

-..what's the best way

-of dealing with it?

-It's hard to speak in general terms

-without knowing the facts.

-Yes.

-But is it better to mention it

-or not mention it?

-Well...

-Because Ed, right...

-I've been wondering for weeks...

-..whether I should talk about Sioned

-or not talk about Sioned.

-I don't know what to do any more.

-Well, the best thing is to take

-your lead from the person himself.

-They'll tell you

-when they want to talk about it.

-Right. So just...

-..leave it until it comes up.

-Yes.

-Is there a cat here?

-No. Why?

-I only usually sneeze

-when there's a cat...

-DISHES SMASH

-Sorry.

-Puss, puss, puss, puss.

-Puss, puss, puss, puss.

-Yes, so I don't know

-what's going to happen there.

-Who knows what's going

-in Garry Monk's head.

-There's something else

-I should tell you.

-Ed and Kelly are together. I wanted

-to tell you before you get out.

-Ed doesn't mean anything

-to me any more.

-You're so brave.

-I really am sorry about last time.

-I didn't want to hurt you.

-Sometimes,

-the closer you are to someone...

-..the harder it is

-when they come and visit in here.

-I've been thinking about you a lot

-since being in here.

-Have you?

-I honestly think you're

-the only one who understands me.

-Come and live with me.

-What?

-When you get out,

-you can live with me.

-Gwyneth...

-Gwyneth...

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-Would you like that?

-I don't know what to say.

-You don't have to come, of course.

-I'd love that.

-Really?

-If it's not too much trouble.

-If it's not too much trouble.

-

-Of course not.

-You're amazing. Thank you.

-Time's up.

-Already? The time goes so quickly.

-Thanks again for coming here today.

-It's been lovely to see you again.

-And you.

-Another week and you'll be home.

-Well, with me.

-Ladies, time.

-Listen. Stay strong.

-Does anyone want more Prosecco?

-Shall we get another bottle?

-Yes, maybe not.

-How's Emma, Diane?

-She's getting better, thanks.

-It must be hard when she's so far

-away. At least you've got Hannah.

-Huh.

-She and Chester

-still seem very close.

-Yes, unfortunately.

-Yes, unfortunately.

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-Sorry?

-I think they make a lovely couple.

-Chester's matured

-since they've been together.

-There was nothing wrong

-with him before.

-No-one would give him a chance.

-No-one would give him a chance.

-

-He's had cart-full of chances.

-The boy has no chance

-with the family he's got.

-Here we go.

-What's that supposed to mean, Diane?

-Do you want me to write it down?

-Yes, as it happens. Come on,

-tell me what you've got to say.

-Unless you're afraid to say.

-Afraid?

-I'm not afraid of you.

-Stop now.

-It's her own fault.

-Let's ask for the bill.

-Let's ask for the bill.

-

-You're pathetic.

-Me? You're the one putting on

-all the airs and graces.

-But you're no better

-than the rest of us.

-Hiya.

-Hey. You're cooking.

-I said I'd do it.

-I wanted to treat you.

-Anyway, it's less risky!

-Anyway, it's less risky!

-

-Oi!

-Do you know what?

-I think I've lost Catatonia.

-Catatonia?

-Something scared it away

-in the cafe earlier.

-It doesn't look very upset to me.

-Catatonia!

-You've got a basket and everything.

-Well, I thought

-if this is its new home...

-You're amazing, do you know that?

-I try my best. Right,

-who's going to put this on?

-You or me?

-What happened there?

-Britt and Diane.

-That's what happened.

-When it comes to the children,

-those two have no rhyme nor reason.

-All the years spent bringing up

-Chester...

-..have taken their toll on Britt!

-Don't repeat that to anyone though.

-Depends what it's worth!

-I'm glad that the girls

-no longer live at home...

-..because it's easier when you

-don't know what they're doing.

-Mmm.

-Sioned's coming out next week.

-Sorry, I had no idea.

-No, it's alright.

-It's a terrible thing to say

-but I'm not looking forward at all.

-I can understand that.

-It's easier

-when she's out of sight.

-I don't have to face the fact

-that it may be my fault.

-That's not true.

-Denz would turn in his grave

-if he saw her now.

-But I've learned to deal with it.

-I know it sounds hard,

-but I decided a long time ago...

-..that Sioned wasn't my daughter.

-Since then,

-life's been much easier.

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