Fri, 30 Sep 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Have you been drinking tonight?

-In my condition? No, not a drop.

-You were dancing like a madman.

-I was dancing because I'm alive

-and enjoying life. Come here.

-Hey, this is like sneaking

-behind the bike sheds again.

-And who did that with Mark Jones?

-No-one. Not until

-she was Miss World anyway.

-Come home with me tonight.

-Mam!

-Mam!

-

-Over here.

-Are you hiding?

-No, we wanted some peace.

-Mark's ears are pounding.

-You're getting old.

-Will you do me a massive favour?

-Look after Nicky for me.

-Gu's finishing her shift

-and I'm enjoying myself so much.

-We're enjoying ourselves too.

-Please?

-I don't want to go home yet.

-OK. Are you coming too, Mark?

-Yes, of course.

-Postmen need early nights.

-Thanks. Love you.

-Are you OK?

-The police just phoned.

-Mel's shopped Tom.

-Her boyfriend.

-Yes, her boyfriend. She's not gay.

-Serious?

-I told you.

-How could she lie?

-It says everything about her.

-She can't be trusted, Iol.

-She can't be trusted, Iol.

-

-She was protecting the gang.

-I'd like to tell her

-what I think of her now.

-Me too.

-I can't believe

-that I fell for her lies.

-I feel so naive.

-At least it'll be easier

-for you to hate her now.

-Yes.

-Do you know what?

-In a strange way, I'm glad.

-It'll help me move on.

-I'm so sorry.

-You were right all along.

-Come on. I'm starving.

-It's hotter than usual.

-It's lovely, but...

-It's lovely, but...

-

-It's a vindaloo.

-What? I don't like vindaloo!

-You do now.

-Look, it's nice to see you

-laughing again.

-I was worried there was no future

-for us after taking off the rings.

-We didn't call off the engagement.

-We didn't call off the engagement.

-

-Not officially.

-Unless you want to.

-Unless you want to.

-

-No, not at all.

-At last!

-Hiya.

-It's you. Hiya, love.

-Have you been at Carwyn's?

-Yes, researching this essay.

-Good boy. You've got Gu's brains.

-All my school reports said...

-.."An abundance of talent

-but enjoys herself too much."

-That's why I didn't go

-to the festival.

-That carnival would be dead boring

-for someone your age.

-Vicky's back already.

-Vicky's back already.

-

-Hush. There's someone with her.

-I hope he's good enough for her.

-Oh, hiya. It's Mark's first

-night out since being ill.

-He's been acting stupid all night.

-Sam was giving away free beer.

-I didn't touch it, but some may have

-had more than their fair share!

-What am I waiting for?

-I'm going to put my glad rags on.

-Oh, yes? Dad needed someone

-to escort him home, did he?

-No, Vicky's asked me

-to babysit Nicky.

-Dad can do that.

-Dad can do that.

-

-No, I need an early night.

-I've got work in the morning.

-Right.

-Hey, we've got some peace.

-Not quite. Ricky's here. We don't

-want him to suspect anything.

-He can't see through the walls.

-Come here.

-It's there to stay this time.

-I hope you don't regret it.

-You'd better let your father know.

-Let's pop over together.

-Let's pop over together.

-

-You want me to come too?

-He'll be glad to see us.

-We understand each other better now.

-And he's to thank for making me

-see sense and going to court.

-We have a lot to thank him for then.

-I have to support him now

-and help him get on with his life.

-Like I'm doing.

-Right, ready?

-Come on.

-Make sure there's some free beer

-left for Gu.

-Hide it somewhere safe.

-I won't be long.

-Right, I'm off to join Vicky.

-Tell her there's no rush

-to come home.

-Will do. Ta-ra!

-I'm not sure about this...

-..here, with Ricky upstairs.

-Alright?

-I'm not disturbing you, am I?

-I'm not disturbing you, am I?

-

-Not at all.

-I'm fed up

-of being in that attic on my own.

-I would have loved a room like that

-at your age.

-I like company.

-You don't mind, do you?

-Or would you like to be alone?

-No, it's fine.

-We don't get to spend much time

-together, just the three of us.

-I'm glad to hear it.

-Congratulations.

-Have you got any champagne then?

-Fruit and biscuits

-are all I can offer you.

-We'll go out this weekend.

-I'm paying.

-Thank you for supporting Iolo

-over the last few months.

-I'm sure I've let you both down.

-I still respect your advice.

-And you gave Iol some good advice

-the other day - to go to court.

-Oh. I'm still a bit confused

-at the moment.

-I'd rather not know what people

-are saying behind my back.

-You just need time.

-We can look forward to the wedding

-now. It'll be a fantastic day.

-Gwyneth and I are trying

-to rekindle the flame as well.

-It speaks volumes that she still

-wants me after the way I behaved.

-You're back together?

-You're back together?

-

-Yes.

-You need to think about things

-carefully before making decisions.

-I've asked her to move back in.

-It won't take long

-to make it feel like home.

-We're here for you.

-You're not on your own.

-I'm happy with my decision.

-She's gone to get her stuff.

-Are you sure you can trust her?

-She can be a very dangerous person.

-I don't want to fall out with you

-because of Gwyneth.

-I don't want you to get hurt.

-Well, maybe you should

-tell her yourself then.

-Yes, fine.

-Yes, fine.

-

-There's no need to.

-I don't want any secrets.

-I'll phone her now

-to say that you're here.

-You can tell her

-exactly how you feel.

-Gwyneth.

-Say something.

-Do you hear me? Say something.

-Please, Gwyneth.

-MOBILE PHONE

-She's not answering her phone.

-If she's out on the street,

-I don't think she'll hear it.

-Chester and his mates

-took over the show.

-Chester was DJ'ing.

-Fair play to them.

-She must be there.

-Or setting something on fire.

-Or setting something on fire.

-

-Iolo.

-She threatened

-to set the van on fire...

-..if I didn't tell her where you

-were staying in Tylorstown.

-She has a temper, I admit that.

-And we're all guilty of saying

-and doing things we regret.

-You might be

-worrying about nothing Iol, OK?

-But she has a soft side.

-She really cares about me.

-Well, I wish you all the best, Sion.

-Yes, good luck.

-Garry's not happy that there's

-so much free booze around.

-Typical Garry Monk,

-can't join in the fun!

-They think they'll make

-over 1,000 tonight.

-Good evening.

-It will be after I've drunk these.

-It's a sober night for me.

-Goodnight.

-Vicky, come quick.

-Someone's collapsed over here!

-Quick.

-Quick!

-It's Gwyneth.

-Gwyneth, can you hear me?

-Phone an ambulance, quick. Quick!

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-Do you usually pass out?

-Do you usually pass out?

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-No.

-One too many bevvies!

-Have you had a lot to drink?

-Have you had a lot to drink?

-

-I'm sober.

-Come to A&E

-to check for concussion.

-I'll come with you.

-Company always helps.

-Sion will look after me.

-My partner.

-You'll have to sign a statement

-to say you don't want to go to A&E.

-Take me to Y Felin.

-Take me to Y Felin.

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-Of course.

-Thanks for phoning an ambulance.

-Someone might have attacked her.

-Don't be daft!

-Not at a Welsh festival.

-A woman in an alleyway on her own?

-I want to go home.

-Hey, you're not walking home

-on your own.

-Gu's coming with you and we'll

-take the beer with us. Come on.

-"They still

-haven't admitted anything."

-Shotgun.

-If you want to be alone, just say.

-Why would we?

-I just don't want to feel

-like a gooseberry.

-What?! Don't be soft!

-A gooseberry?

-Between your father and me? As if!

-Oh, you're back early.

-An incident in the village.

-Ed found Gwyneth out cold

-in the alley behind the salon.

-Vicky thinks someone attacked her.

-It was horrible.

-She came round quickly,

-but it put a dampener on things...

-..so we've come home.

-Cuppa, Vicks?

-Um, put the kettle on, Mark.

-We've had a bit of an experience.

-Come here, love.

-Thanks for looking after her.

-You could have been out there

-all night.

-I tried to phone an hour ago.

-If only I'd known.

-I offered to go

-to the hospital with her.

-Everyone's been very good.

-What happened?

-I went the back way

-because the high street was busy.

-Someone pushed me to the ground.

-Accidentally?

-Accidentally?

-

-No, it was deliberate.

-It was powerful.

-Did you see who it was?

-It was pure luck that I found her.

-Thanks, Ed.

-I'll run you a hot bath now.

-You'll feel better afterwards.

-It's easy to fall over

-around the back there.

-There are recycling bags

-and the lighting's terrible.

-No, I was pushed. I know that.

-The paramedics would have insisted

-on hospital if it was serious.

-She'd probably

-been guzzling Sam's beer.

-Free beer can be very dangerous.

-This is strong stuff.

-Keep an eye on me

-when I go upstairs, right?

-You were right to come home.

-There's no point taking risks.

-I don't want you to walk back

-to the cafe at this time of night...

-..and spend the night on your own.

-You're making me worried.

-You're making me worried.

-

-Maybe you should stay here.

-You'll be safe.

-Alright. If you insist.

-You look better already.

-My head's throbbing.

-We could do with a sofa now

-to make you comfortable.

-Shall I fetch an easy chair

-from the flat?

-You've done enough.

-We owe you.

-We owe you.

-

-We're here to help each other.

-There was nothing

-in the larder except this.

-Shall I fetch you something?

-Shall I fetch you something?

-

-No, I don't want a fuss.

-How was I so clumsy?

-How was I so clumsy?

-

-It's not your fault.

-I was reading a text.

-That's why I didn't see who it was.

-Someone's always looking for trouble

-on nights like this.

-What coward would attack me?

-Don't think like that.

-No-one's out to get you.

-I'm not so sure.

-Britt? Chester?

-Plenty of people hate me.

-I hope you've got

-a nice sleeping bag.

-You have to sleep on the sofa.

-No, there's enough room in my bed

-for both of us.

-Not with everybody else here.

-We promised to keep it quiet.

-You'll have to wait, Casanova.

-You'll have to wait, Casanova.

-

-We don't have to.

-We could tell them the truth.

-Admit we're back together?

-No, we've discussed this.

-I don't want Ricky to get hurt.

-He won't.

-He'd be delighted his mother

-and father are back together.

-Debs, are you afraid

-to admit it to Ricky...

-..or afraid to admit it to yourself

-that we're back together?

-What if we finish

-in a couple of months?

-We won't make the same mistakes.

-Let's just go for it, Debs.

-I'm not going to hurt you.

-Or Ricky. You mean the world to me.

-Alright.

-But Ricky comes first, understand?

-Um, Ricky,

-switch that off for a second.

-Oi! We were watching that.

-Debs and I

-have something to tell you.

-Um, the thing is...

-Debs and I still like each other.

-Debs and I still like each other.

-

-And we've decided...

-You're back together.

-You're back together.

-

-How do you know?

-You're behaving like teenagers and

-I saw you kissing at the festival.

-You must think we're thick

-not to notice.

-I didn't notice.

-Does that make me thick then?

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Of course. It'll be fun.

-Just remember,

-I'm the First Lady in this house.

-No way!

-Oooh!

-There's something odd about it,

-if you ask me.

-I think she's making it up

-to get sympathy.

-It's not easy to fake an injury

-like that. I believe her.

-She's got history.

-She's got history.

-

-That doesn't justify it.

-Dad's better off without her.

-Whoever did it needs to be caught.

-Iolo's had a terrible time

-since the attack on him.

-Shall I ask around?

-Someone might have seen something.

-I think this is a police matter.

-There's no need

-to phone the police just yet.

-Wait until I've spoken

-to a few people.

-I don't trust the villagers.

-I want the police to know.

-But there's no evidence that anyone

-hit you. They couldn't do anything.

-Let her phone them

-if it'll make her feel better.

-Of course. It's a good idea.

-Can you pass my phone?

-It's in my pocket.

-Thanks.

-Hello. Police.

-I want to report an attack.

-Cwmderi.

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